New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05
TwENTY.NINTH cONGREss..First Session,
Reported Specially for The Ne;r- York Tribune.


TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS."First Session.
Reported Specially for The Ne.r- York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, JAN = lsi6.
The Senate not in session today.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. TuSTlN journal OF " cd
nesday read and approved
Mr. EWING of the Nashville District, Ten elect.
ed TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of DR.
PEYroS, was introduced by Mr.. SRowN. OF Ten
qualified and took his seat.
Mr. CuSSIN6HAM of Ohio introduced series OF
resolutions similar TO those introduced by Mr. Han
nesap in the Senate declaring that negotiation with
England about Oregon had ceased, and that no com
promise could be effected He moved 10 suspend
the rules for the purpose of acting on these resou
tons.
The Yeas and Nays were ordered on the suspen'
son and resulted Yeas IS, Nays 50.
Mr.. DAVIS of XIV. moved 10 distribute the various
sections of the Oregon Bill from the Committee on
Territories to the Committee Of Ways and Means,
Judiciary, Military, Navy, &c. respectively This
was voted down.
Mr. RArHBUS of n. Y. asked that the vote rel
tive TO the purchase Of the tenth volume OF the laws
of the United States which referred TO the Ju-
dietary Committee, be re considered
Upon this long debate ensued about TWO rival
publishers Little & Brown and Gideon & Co. The
House refused TO reconsider
HeDQrt5
Committees Several private bills were reported.
The Committee on the Military reported bill
raising two Regiments 10 facilitate emigration
to Oregon, &c Upon this very exciting debate
arose.
| Mr. DOUGLASS of ILL., complained of games being
PLAYED here. The Oregon bill reported by him
would not fail. He was so pointed III bis illusions
TO the Southern Members. that MIR. houston oil Ala
and Mr. c. J. Ingersoll Of Pa rose several times 10
order and for explanation
! Mr. HOLMES of 8. c. said TINT passing the Oregon
Bill was equivalent to war. He would not back
out of the war If it came, but come 1t must II the
bill passed
Mr.. ADAMS took the floor and then followed
scene of excitement, which, however, soon SUD-
sided all being anxious 10 hear what he would say
Mr. Adams's Speech will be found the First Page
Legislature of New-York.
The following is full list Of the Members OF the
NewYork Legislature, which assemblies at Albany
tomorrow.
FIRST D1srncr-John A. Lott David r. F. Jones.
| George Fosom,f Edward Sanford.
| SECOND DIsrRrcT-Abraham A. Deyo, joshua r.
| Smith Robert Dennison, Saxton Smith
THIRD DrsrRIcr-John c. Wright Stephen c. john
SON. John P Beekman Vim. H. Pan Schoonaoren.
| FOURTH DIsrRIcr-Thomas B. Mitchell, Orville Clark,
| Augustus c. Hand, Samuel Young.
| FIFTH DIsrRIcT-Caros p. Scovl, Thomas Barlow.
| Enoch b. Talcott Joshua 4. Spencer.
| SIXTH DIsrRIcr-Calvn 7. Chamberlain, Clark Burn
ham, George D. Beers, Thomas J. Wheeler.
SEVENTH DIsTRIcr-John Porter, Albert Lester Hen
! ~ ]. Sedgwick Richard Ii. Williams.
| EIGHTH DIsTRIcr-HGrrey Putnam, fredTteh r. Buck
| Us, Carlos EmmoRs Gideon Hard
! HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
ALBASY-Robert D. Watson, Thomas L. Shafer, ira
ALLEcASY-Na,haaiel Coe, John G. Collins.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS French.
CAYuGA-Hilianl J. Cornwall. Samuel Bell, John T.
CArrAnArGus-Gidsou Searle Elijah A. Rice.
CHAurAuQUE-Eiisha Ward, Madison Burneu, YaLor.
Gus Lake.
CHEmuNo-Abram Primmer.
! CHENANGo-Solomon Ensign, DR.. Sands, Hiram E.
Storrs
CLISroN-Noyes P. Gregory.
CoLuMD1,-Wliam E. Hermance, Levi Pitts, Jerc-
miah Hanver.
CoRrLANp-Amos Graves John Miller.
! DELAwARE-ORnIN FoorE, REUBEN LEWIS.
DuTcHEss-Daniel Sherwood Geo. T. Pierce. Eliza.
than Haxtua.
EaE-Naihan r. Hall, John 7. Bush, James Wood
EssEx-Cdle5 D. Barton.
FRANKLIS-Sidney Lawrence.
Fulton and HAMILToN-Clark 8. Grinnell
GESEsEE-AGyon Long, Herman BLodsa
GREENE-Neeley Lawrence Peter w. Van Bergen
HERKIMER-Wil!an G. Grain. Henry EyseInan.
IEFFEAsoN-Lev Miller Henderson Howk, Elhu
Mcneil
K1Scs-Gamaliel King John A. VOORHEES,
LEwfs-NeLs0n J. Beach.
Lrytscsroy-John Young, YIN. S Fullerton
M.DrsoN-Tbomas 7. LOOMS, DR.. Potter, Horace
Hawks
MoxRoE-Wm C. Boss Jas. R. Thompson, Matthias
r. AH9e.
Observation-Disclosures Wells, Joshua Fleet, Thomas
Spo-Ford Robert Il. Ludlow, Gerardus Boyce Wilson
small Samuel 1iden James Il. Titus, Alex Stewart,
Joseph c. Albertson. Jonathan D. Stevenson John Z.
Develin John Townsend.
NIAGABA-Lot Clark. Morgan Johnson.
| ONEIoA-Benjamin Cooper, ChdnHcey C. Cook, Danid
DorrGac>, RusssL Fuller.
ONoNDAGA-Lake |. Teft, Alonzo Wood j. c. Kline,
Eltu L. Phillips.
ORAScE-Wilkin Secor, Robert R. Thompson, William
L. Benedict
oaLEAvs-Derte- Kinsman.
OswgSo-Thomas Skelton Reuben Drake.
orsEGo-BeDjsmin Morehouse, Delos w. Dean, Zee.
ourSAM.Benjarnin Bailey.
QuEESs-John Willis.
RESssELAER-Henyy Z. RayH~, Samael Mcclellan,
Jls,us Noloa-
! RIcHMoND-Henry Cole
RocxLASD-Sampson Marks.
ct. LAwKEScE-Bishop Perkins. Asa L. Hazleton.
SAsAroeA-Jcm<s VI Martin. Caauaecy Boughton.
scHEsEcTADY-David 81 Moore,
ScHoHARIE-Thornas Lawyer, Thomas SaAh
SESEcA-Asnson Woodwork.
sTEusES-Wilham c. Rogers Otto z Marshsl,
Andrew 6 ChaIield.
: srrroLx-Richard A. Uden Samuel A. Gardiner.
SrLLIvAS-Richard Oliver.
TIoGA-Gideon O. Chase
sULsTEz Joseph W Low, Charles Drake.
WAAaEN-Wlnfeld s. Sherwood.
WAsH1SGroN-S. S. Vi>Ie, Lodoueeus Foster
WAYNE-Elias Dartee James T. Risner
AWEsrcHEsTEa-John R. Haywood Ezra Marshall
WYonISG-4ndreto ". Young Aydez, Woodru5.
-YATgs-George Wolcou.
Loco-Focos in Roman Wings in Italics, Anti
Renters in Small Caps; Contested by E. Crosby;
I Native; Lrregulnr.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT &c-Two bills are before
the Tennessee Legislature connected with this subject
The first proposing abolish capital punishment sub
stutins IN i,s place imprisonment for life the second
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