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impracticable for the collection of the tax in kind in commutation of said tax, in cases where the tax has thereafter been collected in kind. Mr. DeJarnette, of Virginia, offered, as an additional section, a bill, prepared by a special committee on the subject, authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to suspend the collection of taxes in cases where it shall be shown to his satisfaction to be peculiarly oppressive or unjust. The amendment was adopted and the bill passed. The resolutions reported some days since from the Committee on Foreign Affairs in connection with the result of the late peace negotiations and the determination of the Confederate States to prosecute the war, coming up, On motion of Mr. Baldwin, of Virginia, the further consideration thereof was ordered to be in secret session. On motion of Mr. Clark, of Missouri, the House resolved into secret session, and having spent some time therein, the doors were re-opened and the House adjourned.