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females of Boscawen, 50 citizens of Somerswor,b ana oz males and 70 females of Concord in the S,ata of New Hampshire; from 39 males and t Een,Sles of the State ol Massachusetts from Guy c. Samson ana seven others, of Goshen, in the State of Connecticut, from IFS citizens of the State of Rhode TslanJ sa, from s7 citizens of Philadelphia, and g e1ss a.u Al Adams county, in tie State of Pennsylvania.

 Mf. HAZELTINE E presented the memofai of 2,0oo citizens of the city of New-Yerk asking Con gross not to sanction the constitution adopted by te convention of the Territory of Arkansas, and now be- fore Congress for their approval! because it contains a. article designed to sfpe;ats domestic slavery within that Territory.

 ADMISSION OF ARKANSAS.

 mr. SEW FER, of Arkansas, moved tho suspension os .he Rules In order to enable him to offer fesolu- 'ion making the bill to establish thu northern boundary ei onio' and the bills for the admission of Michpnn sa Area2sas into the Union, the special Order of Inc Lay oi "Wednesday next, and each day thereafter. fridays and Saturdays excepted, until the same be disposed ot; and upon this motion, he asked the veas ana nays; which were ordered, and beng taken the leave was granted-yeas l37, nays 45

 MT. SEVER then offered the resolution aboye indicated aeeso

 Mr. c. ALLEN moved to amend the resolution hv adding the bill for the extension of the provisions of the pension act of 1882.

 Was carried. 197'. "''s"

 ! he main question was ordered to be put

 '. H,'4Ni asheu u dIylslon of the question, sd us 10 lake the question first that portion which re- ates to the bill establishing the northern boundary of 0hio -

 The CHAIR decided that it was not in order ,o divide ihis question: t being single aid svbstans;,e proposition.

 The question being taken, it was decided in tho aifrmatve--yeas l3s, nays 57.

 Do the resolution was agreed to

 ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

 June 7.--Mr. MANN of New York then renewed ms mo'ion to suspend the rules to take up the joint resolution fixing the day of adjournment. MT. PARKS moved to lay tho motion oh the table, TO, noes S5

 MT. sANDERPOELa asked for the yeas and nays on the motion 10 suspend; which were ordered md wefe--yeas i23, nays II.

 50 the House refused to suspend the rules.