New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

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4 few petitions were presented snc o;ae- E1lscel-
lane4oas business transacted
Tha Resolution fora neg arrangement Tor the ac-
coumodation OF Reporters and LADIES' n the gale
ries was taken up.
s-N-. CgrrrEsDES ihoagbt TIE Chamber was one
Of GOOD architectural beauty -o*. and ne was IN
willing 70 -ote for a1y c7sr-s
Ness. HAYWOOD, BREEsE, ErAxs, ARCHER.
cpvrcsr WysrcoTr, WEBSTER and others. made
observations on the resolution
Mr. CsrrrEypES said thai il was proposed 10 get
liztt from. abore Tina; was very proper place 20
look for light. and he wished 10 God We had more
light here froz, thai quarter But We could no; get
air from above; that vas rot II accordance with az
uospberic laws. He hoped ;hs; this chamber
would stand last as il is now Thousand years
The motion was then put and lost
On motion Of Mr. HusTISGroy the special order
OF the day was taken Cd.
Mr.. WrsTcoTT then addressed the Ssuate il favor
Of our cairns to Oregon from ~ TO 81 10 North
Iatitude with all the .Ters. bays &c. and the lands
drained BIZ those rivers. Upon his he proceeded
Ia give his views Il would be very difficult 10 el
exPctlv what position he occupies Ee gees acains.
the Notice and leaves LITTLE more ignorant Than
be found US as to his views or the subject before the
Senate.
When he concluded. Mr.. EoUsrox. but few
months since the President OF a Foreign Republic
took the floor, and will speak Tomorrow. | will
give Won "a good sketch OF his speech for your
Evening Edition OF Thursday as any other New
York paper can have.
The Senate then wen: into Executive Session, a
short time after which they adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PRAYER BY Rev Mr.. Maburn. Journal read
Mr. YAScEY Mr. DANIEL, and others,
personal EXPLANATION, Ccries OF Let US have no more
personal explanations
Mr. Mcdaniel OF n c: then made some expla
nation about the report OF his speech on the Oregon
bill yesierday-which he corrected.
Mr. YANcEY Of Ala then rose and desired 10
know from the gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr..
AsHMuy whether, in the remarks he made yester-
day as reported in the papers OF this morning, he
meant 10 deny the truth Of what lie said the truth
Of the statement in the papers
Mr. AsaAiUS replied tina; the gentleman could not
possibly mizunderstand the papers. Il was report
ed precisely as he had stated il. The charges made
against Mr. Webster. published in the papers and
repeated by the gentleman from Alabama 'rere not
true.
Mr.. YAScEY expressed himself satisfied with this
explanation, and seemed TO leave Mr.. ATKINSON TO
fich, the newspapers I; is rather strange that as
serops should be made on such Sigh, authority and
that nothing more should be said when they are pro-
nounced untrue.
On nc,ion of Mr. HARALsoS OF Ga. the debate on
the Oregon Occupation Bill was ordered 10 cease
on Thursday at o'clock. So we Will have vote
on Oregon in each House about the same time.
The House then went into Committee oil the
Whole on the Oregon Bill, Mr.. HAMLIS Of Maine
in the chair.
Mr. FARAN of Ohio then addressed the Committee
on the bill
He was followed by Mr. TIBBATTs OF Ky. Mr.
VISToN OF Ohio and Mr.. COBB OF Ga.
The Committee having risen. Mr.. MCKAY, from
the Committee of Ways and Means reported the
long talked OF Tariff Bill
Mr. STEWART OF Pa. made movement to nave
rejected at once but the House in some confusion
adjourned.
Another bright and beautiful day The sun Is
smiling, Nature and Natures noblest work
Woman, rejecting his smiles with increased bril-
liancy.
The Oregon fever is going down, only one or two
Ladies in each House 10 secure Congress from the
charge of unmitgn,ed Loco-F ocoism.