New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
En- Gonaress.


u se,A1E. Report from The Secretary OF !" ar
,,a,;ng The number employed in that department
was received.
NJ Ev.,s. from, the Finance Committee re-
,o,,ea hill RENTING on certain conditions oo-
-, IN rs;l,oad iron. Mr.. BERRtES, from the } u
dietary Committee, reported the House Oil 'spea''
izv the Bankrupt Law, with amendments essen
,isllv changing its character, intended TO sus'A"
with notifications the existing law
Mr.. BgSroS submitted resolution Gaming ."
the President for documents concerning the ia'e
Treaty in lis relations to France.
The Oregon bill then coming up, was deoafco oy
Mess. CHoArE, BENTON and others. A motion to re-
Gov !, "a the Committee on Foreign Relations was
., % 70 M another to strike the clause relating
- ,bs land bounty was likewise lost BY the same
-, ,,5 third ordering the bill to third read-
carried - to %, wheR the bill was passed.
Mr.. TsL1H.pcg gave notice that on Monday
he should call up the Exchequer Bill; and then
the Senate adjourned.
7, ,bs HOUSE, resolution offered by CAVE
JoassoS, appointing Select Committee 10 IN.
ouire into retrenchments effected since the last
Session. was adopted large number OF reports
were then made BY Committees, among when was
one from, the Judiciary Committee, oy =. D. ~,
egRsotL, abolishing public executions IN eeP''Si
cases.
bill amending the charter Of Alexandra was
then reported, read and passed.
The resolution reported by Mr. CUSHING, end
ing debate on the French Spoliaton bill on hurs-
dav next, was taken up and laid on the taS!e ~
TO 93 Private business then came up, and large
number of bills were passed; after which the oh'
making appropriations for paying pensions was
road and passed. The House soon adjourned.
Naval Court Martial on board the a. =
ship North CnroiinH.
The Court met pursuant, to adjournment, and
the Judge Advocate stating that he had received
an application from B. F. Butler and Charles y
Como, TO be allowed to act as Assistant Counsel
n. Court was cleared. and remained with closed
doors for about an hour and quarter; and on It's
rc.opening, the following paper was read oy the
judge Advocate
The undersigned beg leave TO the Court MARTA
assembled for bs trial of Commander Alex sloeit sdc
,hs they have been employed by the relatives o
Acting Mdsh2man Philip Spencer one OF the persons loF
the murder OF whom Commander Mackenzie Is upon ira
TO attend the trial aud lake part there as such eoun
permitted the Court The undersigned therefore osl te
spectiuy request that they may be permleo as suen
sci 10 be present al tie tya 10 examine ana croseA
anime The witnesses who may be prodRced oy
,uch questions as may be approved hy tue oCut ana ~
offer from time such sug gestlonS IN relaton W Wv
proceedings and present such comments as the tes,on
when the same shall have been concluded uo)ect 10 s
like appreciation OF The CourtI as they NAY ceem neceS
sary ., C, -.
The undersigned respectfully submit that he Court na
full power discretion 10 grant the Application no"
made and that the nature the investigation TO be had at
the interest naturally ard justly felt herein by those 10
whom they appear render proper that the same shoulo
| be granted by the Court 3 F. BuILEK,
February 4, 1915 CHahLEo o1oi'Noh'
The Judge Advocate stated that the Court had
decided that The application could not be granted
but tha, it be placed on the record. The Court
then adjourned till this (Monday) morning at II
o'clock.
forFIcIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,
| Ru o,S IL nd, and of the Senate.