The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-05

the senate adjourned.
THE facts data. positions and pleadngs Of Mr. Brsese
being old style rather slow and deliberate, his
speech afforded nothing of special interest attraction
The people are looking tor action just now
wA,nIsoros, March 5, ls4s
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Tustin. Journal. Good audience
Petitions by, Messs Upham. Chalmers, Brssss,
Bright, Dix, and others
Mr.. J. NJ CLAYTON offered resolution asking for the
latest correspondence Internationally upon the Ore
better than the arbitration correspondence Lies over
one day.
Several resolutions of inquiry upon the Executive De-
partments the committees Il the Senate and several
reports upon private cases.
THREE THousATp EXTRA.
Mr. NILES moved 5000 extra copies Of O report and let
ter upon the subject of monthly line from the western
iron'ie Of Missouri to the mouth OF the Columbia river
Mr. CALHOUN hoped the subject would be referred to
the Committee on Printing
Mr. NILES said he had objection and the subject Of
three thousand extra was referred to the Committee
On motion of Mr. ASHLEY, the bill in reference to sea-
mems wages was taken up and re-committed to the Ju
dietary Committee.
pAYroNs RESOLUTION,
nquiring of the President whether any circumstances
connected with foreign relations require prepa
ration for war, and SO, what circumstances taken
up
luton to lie over day or two.
Mr. DAYTON assented and SO the resolution for day
or two, lies
"a = - "1'ei'o isPoi'S upon P'Ns'e Gases aSssa
The bill granting certain lands the State Of Michigan
was taken up when on motion Of Mr. Woodbridge, ii
was laid aside tor the day. and the Senate resumed
THE SPECIAL ORDER,
Being the various propositions before the Senate the
tsrr;tory e '"o Joiii' ooouPaioy u "e oiSson
Mr.. D.rros took the floor After reviewing the cha
a;d ,ht h hd psoposi,,ohs before inc SENATE, ne
there being specific principle point Of discussion
nnson had he hao , au - v IN un.s speSano p ~
nnhar sid te sTe y. .s sen.isneh vi .sc
ranawaI nc al r,; ~ Va ,s'D sr " ~. .no
rnto.. ~ c.. v:.; % toao ~ o1,, anu ~ .nc
exclusiva nrsdc,ia ss h me o. any
49, 80. oveI wy .eIIl,oIy % oreson W
af s,,. s ne, himself PpeielIea she pIosress
NISSAN; sa;S tho. Pa,;rh ~. ,d u se i J J.
such doubic opvernmant az that now IN exist
anca 800 GAas n.. .,J' w" ~ 49, 49,
hand thst he Sr;cam .,s}s - h IN O oI ne
Comnanv wers iivnC IN s,a, 81 a na,ta, ;, p
from tho Pres;dant;aI aocnman.s " To-; =
hs,waa ,h T.; Cei.an coresponuence
M @ IN. me Gxecuuve Sommee OF tne american set
sst cool Tso,;nn 4; hy oompsy' Al wnion Tue n'Sn
ss goou ieeilng SHOWN as being cherished between
NJ Tp; a.. sa Ina. me ass[ession compaineu OF ny
sion from the hue n,hsr a Day was an
taIirr ~ .h. s;n.;, NV 49,. " ~ ~ &c
nsv,s " ga U Ua nisso.y VI TINS quesuon, ME
M saia ne M tnat IN ne course pursued
-. IN Cn;.; e oisii..eu Moiiu wouid 70 assns'
U.s. Nv ciuAen siter TINS acIon OF ms govern.
,", n'u up nv neaa among ine greas family Of
Una tna' our titie IS clear and unquesu1nsols." Then
me ne Offers inc Inc OF ~ which the British negctf
s c.oI Ieiuses, oecause u goes NOT inciude tne
eU0fiat orr okarO tho 10
h aa gu, f ' no ute 20 .. a. assumes H. ana
n,a me oHel Of oner whicn nad oeGn I'VE
onc h NJ oy WI o n,on1s, AZ 'aS anN ~ go
once ny Mr ADAMS IN lsSo ~ MI Tyler IN ls4s
and 10 ,.io ~ ~ ,rd en-, oo no~
shed unon irrsfreaibIe facts and sr@vmsUtsS whan
~ arn, r ~, go so MI ~ alu a. sunon's, wnel
NJ @ r;h. s a. 0 i. .ae nc st
aromnd hn crs9nn sh w nave pGen
in Inc s,ot. nena r,m.rt 90 Ppu ;an s M ~. s,ooe
an i ,h s az N .l o. OUT uie 70 %
go .ne Ia!s On inc suplect OF saa giooe
va very inslgnncant resort Mr. y. next dlssscted
20 hava ,h. - n NV oeaa oi.ain asSuu,eo
htra no ~ ,i., ie'usd h. " ar
~ ..tf;. 4 s',9, out Isu.s ue
~ .. 80, y. gu sno
49, ~ E me mug STATES, ana OF no particular
og ~ 80; 10 hi..: 0 .H " av.o pais
The Amsrcon nenootor as susroa nI 0 "a , .;s
down "a .hs ga vas eo s. ana ia'fy .!eo
n..e " MIN Oh .ne aomons.raSn o. me Ca
,sSned ~ the British they raised horrible noise with
S;nss And nv i,, ~ Nh Rh nu ). so % noy
1anu sne is.tei " VII DuSnansn 20 MT McLane,
MN 70 ask Of LORD Aberdeen the reason Of
NOT caIicd for and was antrsIv To- ;nnn,;,;va no~
IN which we had no particular n,srs. As to
with IsSard 20 o";s;sns ~. sprs ~, a, M
0av. wer 70 NC. ~. 80. ,,,s ~. y,,-.;Sa
we had made ouf or tia ~ hs ci.ar .d
aNlsn IN 80 ,S a.. S1rs..na ~s. ~ .sIs
so 70 the line OF % 49, mr. Dayton proposed to read
trsatv With Rms.s IN ,sSa ~ e ''0' " 'Ao
Mr. SEVER objected, the injunction of sscrs.y not
MIR said he nronosad "a extract M fron,
the book than the facts ALREADY known 70 britain
MIR SEVER obiected-ths senator was ont of ordsr
Mir D. yTor Welded n tho oboctiop A. soms length
he the war cf Mr. Brsese of
day and th terrible conseouences that would fail
the country bv war Tho war marty In Iris case We.
not the popular marty Orr previous wars had no.
pusr because thew were based upon great nrncinlrs
but this like the louisiana question or the
ern boundary was mere onest;on of nrons,tv about
which there would be NO for war FIRST
Mr.. d. said he would have preferred that .ba no,ie
should not now be given nor the resolution passed au
tho, icing !, hr, ne ha sarsa ~ ,ha Sona,o a.
be in favor Of qualified notice be shond rheerfuliv
rive the amendment of the na,or from CooYc;a w.
colouitf his sunnort The hon Sanstor annearsd snx
ious to know whether home wss 10 be 90.
crifced as condition TO the settlement Of the Oregon
oue tion AZ all vents he desired tho question 10 n.
settled independentIy amleably and an soon an NOS
sibie
MT HAywoop next took the aoor but honed that
as the hour wa late the senate would excuse Rim until
tomorrow q" Yes YES ~ i" Executive session ~
Adjourn N Mr. H. moved 10 70 iuto Executives ses.
sion-ls to 10 No 70 and the Senate accordingly ad
iournad