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The follow INK message VS. received frpsn
the President OF The L i.aea S.A.es, - M
Donclson, has Secretary
U.shsnyfVa. -rsy 80. l53s-
nominate 20 the Senate ABGrcs Ssesea-
son, of Virginia, 10 be Euso. Extraordinary
aud Minister PlenipOtcU;Isry 10 tsrcsi hs.HEa
ANDREW JACKSON
The message was reae.
Ordersd. That u be referred - &c CsG--
mii,ce on Foreign Relations
IuUKkpAI. JUSL Il. l-3s
Mr. wilkins, from ite CoE4nsz,ee oa To
reign Relations. to ~hom was rcfcrrcc -ee
nomination Of Antrew SieyensUn ouD-Albss
IN the message of the 23d nAy. reported
Mr.. Clay submitted the fsilS~Iis u.SsIsl.
which was considered b, unAlsn.Sus o0n-ez.-.
and agreed TO
20 communicate 10 the senate q co-y Il -f,e
first Official communicative ...ich .as ns6s
70 Andrew Stevenson. q he inientisa q T.le
Presldcntto roommate him n NIhis.sr Flr-s-
POientisry aud ESroy ExtraoreInsrr 10 -
United knStom Of Great Brltnia snc lrciA.as
and has answer thereto.
TKIpAI, sCEE -. 1694
The following message vss rcccsErs f-1za
the President OF tie Il iiei States. ~ NJ
Donelson, his Secretary:
UassiAgfon, yEAr i, l-3s
10 ihs Scas;s:
have thIs DAY received a rcsciuiior d r.r
senate OF the l2th instant, requesting nc l.
communicate TO the oeuHic cu,-s q s-r-
hrst Official communication - hIch as -ns5e
to Andrew Stevenson, q The II.icaiaaa o1 1Lt
PresideGt 10 nounir;e Ian NI..ssicr fls,-
niPoientiary and Envoy EXtr4ardinAry 80 lEt
United kingdom Of Gresi ETIiAIa Ane l-S-
land, and LIS answer thereto.
As a compliance III tins rcsOiulIon na,EAl
be deemed an admission Of lie riga Il lie
Senate 10 cali upon the Pre>lacni fur cut
Genital correspondence oi tins oescrI, -i1.u.
consider II proper It's oochssOza. 10 re-
mark, thai DO not hcknow ledge such L ElSA-
But, 10 avoid isrePresentAIIOa, q btreSah
transmit copy Of tie paper m qae-1ilT.
which was The only communicated maze -
Mr.. Stevenson on lie SUBJECT
This communication merely iutIaz-ss 90
inteniion Of the President, u 4 Irl-z-Ct4a-
Contingency, % oder 10 Mr.. SieStlsla -ist
place VI Minister 10 the CoGT- Il 81. JAzes
and rs the negotiations 10 winch 4 rtIers
were commenced early IN ArsIl, i-3s. II -
city, instead Of London, and have been ,lt,rt
conducted here, no further cozItuuI-sc1.s-l.
was made 10 him have 40 know lc5Se ia.
an answer vRs received from Mr.. S.sFtzsa..
- none IS 10 DC found IA fhe De.a-su.e-. C
State, aud nons tins ocrn received =, ne
ANDHEn JAC ASOS
The message Was read.
Alter debate, the Senate n i5rrTcd
The nomination go debated uu 49,, - tsft-
days, bui wlti-Oui a dvo4ssJl.-
TUESDAY, yIAE %.
&c Senate resumed the consiSsral5on Il
the nomination OF Andrew S.-serssu Al
On the question, U4li Tie Senate aerS-e
and consent 10 tie appointment q ADsre~
Stevenson:
IL Was determined II tie resaiise-Yras
II, Nays -.
On motion By Mr.. Mangum-
The ieas and NAYS 1eIng desIres ~ CIT
nth OF the senators prcseut
Those who voted an tie Affirmative. x-,-
Messrs- Benton, Black, Bro<n. Forxs.A.
irelnghuysen, GruLts. Hendricks. fs4a-
Kane, King, Of Ala, klng Of Geo 3. Lllsn, No
rls, Robinson, shepley, TAlina9ge. 4 ,Iao-
Tyler, Waggaman, nLG:e, Nllkin-, urlcA.
Those who voted IN tie negative, are
Messrs. BIB, Calhoun. Chamber, ClHv.
Clayton. Ewing. Kent, Ku1Kai, LeIEh. Ma
gum, NaTdaIn, PoindeKier, f0r1er, R,rrls.,sA
Preston, Robbins, Silsboe, Smith. SOl-hEr:-
sPragus, Swift, ToInlInson, Me.,sler.
So It was
Rssotrss. Tha. the Senate Do noa aasi-r
and consent 10 the appointment OF AuerrH
stevenson, - Envoy Extraordinary zIls Ma
ister PleniPotentfary 70 GreAG ETnAIn-
The i'Janet'on e socrrcs i.-iug rcEas,cd. s,.f
tOlIOS IHs dOcuEI, Bts wcrr I,u.,.s s..a
w. X4fahgsfsa a. NJ g.