The New York herald., 1844-12-13

amount of moneys in the Treasury on the lst day
each month since January, ,lS44, lnclusive;t pub
nc oihces, individuals, orcorporaiions, with whom
deposited al such periods;the security any, ,tortheir
SAFE keeping, disbursement, prepayment; whether
the public revenues have been loaned or used BY
such repositories; aud il so, whether BY authDriy
ot law; and whether any per cenIsae, dlreSuy or
indirectly, has been received by the Treasury for
| the poest sson OF the public revenue on deposit;
slso, whether the public revenues have been trans
frrred during the period aforesaid from depos-
itoTy TO another, otherwise than for regular dis
bursemenI; and, II So the reasons for such trans
Ter, whether tor their greater security, more equal
ulslrlbaion, or greater per centage tor the use Of
them, or any other reasons that may have induced
such transfers; and that he also state whether there
mas been any failure on the part OF any of the pub
lic repositories 10 pay over the revenues entrusted
them on demand IN the legal currency; and whether
any losses have been sustained by any such depos-
itorIes; or whether there are any reasons to ap.
prehend a loss from any Of these agencies now
having the funds of the government on deposit.
l. t*+st OREGON. II
Mr.. ALIENS resolution OF yesterday, coming up
tor couslderalio0, TO wit 1.... tlsf aala
Resolved that the President be requested lay before
The Senate II in his Judgment it may be done without
ptJndca to the public INTERESTS copy Of any instruc
tons which may have ben given - the American Minis
Ter ~ Eugsnd on The sutect OF the title to and occupa
on ot the Ttrrory oil since the 4h day OF March,
1871 also. COPY ot any correspondence which y
passed bstwesn this Government and that of Great
bifHn or between either Of the Governments and
that time = n TIT n. 4 I.
7 Nf. ARCHER Suoriiteu mat the nonOrdOic Send-
tor from OHIO concur in his suggestion OF laying
the resolution upon the table !; he had learned
IRON an informal communication with the Secre-
tary oi State, that The Information asSed for in the
resolution could not be communicated wlihout pre-
JUDGE 10 the pnhic Interest Mr. Alien pre-
inHt The resolution fake the usual course. Thr re-
solution of yesterday IN regard TO Mexico was OF
more delicate nature than this, aud II had passed
without "hl-ction. The informsuon was AT option
o the President. The d. bare was continue b+ TIVE en-
Nessrs Allen and Arr her (not in the most pleasant
lernpe) on The exprdiency OF the resolution pend
ing nesotiations between the official authorities of
the Uulted States and Great Britain: Mr. Allen
c0hIendiBg Tor the passage OF tn. resolution, be-
Cause that II the information could not properly be
Transmitted, he wished the fact recorded, and not
a mere verbal statement IN the case. Mr.. Archer
ng IN the case at Texas and Mexico. as IN the case
Of Oregon, there was q material difference in the
respective propriety of the two resolutions. Mr.
Archer did not move TO lay the resolution on the
Table, but submitted il to The sense OF the Senate
upon the question Of its adoption. The ayes and
noes were called, and the resolution was adopted,
by a vote Of "a to l6. as folows:-
YsAs-Messrs Allen. Ashley, Atchison. Atherton
Baghy. Benton; Bre, Sc Bachan6n loqnitt, Dickinson
ai,feld Foster. ofN Y fIannegaa, Henderson, NicDur
hs, Niles. Pearce, Rives Sturgeon, Tappan Wulker
White, Woodbridge, Woodbury-24
NAys : Msssrs Archer, Barrow, Bcrrien, Clayton,
Critenden Ev ms Foster of Tenn FIR sncs Huntingdon
ham-l6.
After which, on motion Of Mr.. STURGEON, the
Senate resolved itself into Executive session, and
without acilon on any case, alter short time,
opened the doors and adjourned if
The nomination oi Mr. II G. Atwood as Sur
veyor Of the Port Of New York i'll be sent in tv
the Senate on Tomorrow or Friday. w.