The New York herald., 1846-03-27

wAsHrsoros, March 2s, rs>s.
Msrning a. transcsndantly rejuvsnescsnt - the
coming Of Aurora over the plains OF Ezdraslon.
Prayer by Rev MIR Milburn Journal OF yesterday.
Petitions were presented by Mr. Dix on the subject cf
nSc.un e o
New York. for extra edition. for circulation Of The
books Of the Exploring Expedition from James Bu-
penses and from Western New York, for abrogatio a
certain Indian treaties Msssrs. Dickinson Barrow dd
Mr.. cl.ssos msds report relative 10 the washing.
ton Navy Yard. Mr.. Johnson, OF La, Mr.. T. Clayton,
Mr. BsErsr made long and detailed report. sseoa-
endng addonsl tier % the peoples cutlery Of the
Senate and eertsin addi.ions also to The fsPcsr1 40
Robert Mills Esq the distingulshsd architect q Tie
public buildings, :, expense not sxcesding SAoeo.
the use Of the Senate. .s.t
Mr. BEnsIrr from the Judiciary Committee, rs2ortsA
Mr.. FARvssLp reported bill authorizing The sssss-
ary of the Navy make contracts for three years. fss
water rotssd hemp Mr. + hoped the onl would es now
considered BY unanimous assent.
Mr. YuLEE was opposed to the proceeding.
bill II simply provided that the Secretary Of the Navy
may contract for water roted hemp for three year, N
A % T"s.,
the growers Of hemp about planting their sssA
The bill was taken up, considered and ordered 60
crossed. 4#N.s n.
Mr.. YuLrr submitted resolution. instructing tn
Of Florida now Territory then. not fairly .n,l,sdte
proportion Of tho surplus revenue distributed 10 he
year 1885, The resolution lies over. r. s.ss8At g
"pus poe, ooop voR yoMNsoN.
Mr. JoHNsor's resolution allowing copy Of Senate
reports OF which an extra number printed to ssoA
S; i s1:ds u: s:ns: =:
ssge Of the resolution, and i was adopted
As one OF the corps take occasion 70 rsnew 70 Mr.
Johnson Of La the most sincere assurances OF our d
tinguished consideration.l fasr sm
THOSE EsrINArEs
Mr. pxnnnN submitted q resolution requiring the
heads Of ~ Cenaissoss on Military and on Naval A.
s" y ne ws :.s s.vy :
IN ais Msssags yesterday to the Senate
Mr. FArnrsLp said that the estimates from the heed.
Mr. Bsrros said that the Military Connss had sll
the papers IN their ss sas w sss
portion sf the papers, however was not appropriate e
publish and wa: not nscssary y az %: e s rspo0
fThe ssmstes relate TO the organi1atien Of the NJ
iss and the purchase Of munitions for the several n
M YuIas hoped the resolution would b - amended
q to require the Secretary Of hs Navy to return the
Senate the papers rsnsmtsd back from Tie Naval Con-
would certainly be useful to him. -
Mr. FnarrELp opposed the furnishing Of those decu-
Mr.. Brssrrs made aoms further remarks; bat from
the conversation around in the galleries. hs could not D
Mr. wssTcor1, with his usual earn sstnsss, prsssssd
that the estimatss should mot be detained from the -
nate because, nun6t for publication, they csuis
muuicatsd con6dsntialIy.
Ths rssoluton was adopted IS to II.
MIR. BesroS delivered up the papers 70 NJ Pv.s ~ ~
motion was made to print these paPe' 'o' '"' w v
Mr. ALIss suggested hs. some portion q slsss pa
pers were not properly subject mausr to- .v rs;rssrS'
that thus far they should DO exoauoeu 'S' - P'-'s
Gen CAn.--l desire TO- - -whh.la .ho.. -.
Mr. wrssrss The senate, a.sr can ~nnnod n0'e ps
~ rssroy ASpsnsd that the report Of the Sscrstaxy
AZ Var smbrscsd Substantially, all ths nfernsticn o.
tksn moved that this erdsr 70 print be so
snsd TO the sscrstarys letter to the Committee, which
was agreed TO.
On motion, the Oregon resolutions were resumed %
the special order Of the day. s. t1s
Mr. srvxa having the title to the hoor. and ID
dressed the Senate Mr. SEWER reviewed IN the oases
hs proceedings upon the Oregon question Ia the Sens
the present limo Re advocated the resolution from ne
COMMITTEES onForssa Relations, beoause y ~ss saors-