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yenort of the state Of the United
States Bank was laid before the house.
Mr.. A Smyth, Of Va spoke 10 avor Q,
The resoluiiorl for admitting Missouri, aud
Mr.. Strong, Of N. Y. against ii.


December ! 4.
On motion of Mr.. Baldwin, il was
Resolvcd, That the Secretary ol the
State be required TO communicate 10 'his
House, any information which may nave
been received by that department, toilcii-
ing any alterations ia the commercial laws
or regulations of any Of the nations OF
Europe, which may have been made or
adopted since the year 1917.
On motion OF Mr.. Baldwin. the pre- m :
bic 10 the resolution for admitting MIS-
souri, was stricken out.
Mr.. Hemphill spoke against the feso-
iation.


December l3.
The Speaker laid before the House, a
report Of the Secretary Of War, OF plan
90 which the army may be reduced %
5000 men, made in obedience TO reso-
luton Of the House oil the liih Of May
last.


Tire House resolved Itself again sai into a
Committee OF the whole, Oh the resolution
for admitting Missouri.


Mr.. M'Lane, of Delaware, spoke in
support Of the resolution; Mr.. Mallary
and Mr.. Eustis against it.


