New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
From Washington.
Things in Washington.

From our Regular Correspondent,
WASHINGTON April 81. 1876 O'Clock. NJ
Is SEsATE-The journal having been read, Mr..
French, Clerk of the House OF Representatives., ap'
peared and stated that the House insist on their
amendu men, TO the amendment OF the Senate on the
Oregon Notice Resolution. he also stated thai
thew had appointed Committee, consisting OF C. j
I.GERsoLL, OWEN and billiard On the part OF
lbe House.
Mr.. ALLIES said if in order be would move that
the Senate recede-
AT the suggestion Oh MF. MASSUa, Lbs as
passed over till o'clock.
A number Of petitions, reports, &c were present
ed Among others was memorial from some Gil
zens of Pennsylvania, praying for reform OF Inc
Naturalization Laws, which was presented oy Dir.
ARCHER.
IL woo3d appear that there are few persons
claiming TO be citizens somewhere in Pennsylvania.
who petition the Senate once IN every two or three
weeks 10 condemn the doctrines OF George W ash
ioe,on and his fellow patriots which gives Mr. Sen
a,or ARCHER an opportunity 10 get his hand into
the mandatory Of public opinion.
After some other unimportant business, the No
tice Resolutions coming up,
M, HAYWOOD made some remarks relative 10 some
points Of order.
Mr.. ALLEN spoke in favor OF receding. After
come remarks from Mr.. CALHoUS. who thought this
would be tantamount TO a reconsd eraton OF the
vote Yesterday, the resolution was submitted and
lost by the following vote. Yeas 20; Nays 81.
YEAs-Allen Ashley, Atchson, Anterior. Bagby. Ben
ton Breese Bright Cags Dickinson, Dix Fairfield. Hous-
ton Jenness. Niles Penny hacker Rusk, semp!e Sewer
Turney-20. All Locos.
NAYs-Archer Barrow Rerien Calhoun. r. Clayton.
J. ~ Clay ton Colgui Corwin Crteuden. Davis Evans.
Greene Bdypo0d Huntingdon. Jarnagin. Reverdy John
con IL Johnson. Lewis, mr. D"t,, Msngum' miller
Mcrehcad Pesrce Phelps. Simmons. &pe,sh Upham,
Webster, Htstcon Woodbridge. YEie% 81. Locos IN
italics.
On motion of Mr.. HAYwooD, amended by Mr..
MASGUM. the Senate proceeded 10 choose by ballot,
q committee OF three. 10 meet similar committee
from the House, 10 meet in conference.
The result of the voting the election Of Messrs
CoRwIS HAYWOOD and BERRIES, on the part OF
the Senate The vote for Mr.. Haywood was 90, for
Messrs Berrien and Corwin 80 for Mr.. Allen Il
for Mr. Csss IL for Mr. Houston 2, and so on.
Mr. ALLEN ought 10 have been on with Mr.. NIGER
SOIL, being Chairman Of Committee on Foreign Re
lations The Senate seem 10 be two 10 one against
reposing confidence in him. They seem 10 think
that Corwin, Berrien or Haywood should have the
honor of Chairman.
The Senate then went into the consideration OF
Executive business, where they remained long
time. believe combinations were made. They
rejected the nomination OF MIR. Nourse, Collector
Of Bath. Me. They also rejected the nomination OF
Mr.. Hawks. or n DR.. Hawks, who burned straw
oiIiGy Of Gen. Harrison. which the Loco Focos
thought worthy of appointment, to an Office down in
Maine somewhere.
The House OF REPRESENTATIVES passed the
Resolution 10 appoint Committee of Conference
on the Oregon Notice TO meet Of similar
character from the Senate, which was pending
when they adjourned yesterday. The names are
given above.
| made mistake yesterday in saying that the
House had voted TO adjourn from Thursday next
ill Monday next. The adjournment is from Thurs.
day of next week till the following Monday.
The House then wen, into Committee of the
Whole on the bill regulating our intercourse with
the Indians, with which they were occupied till the
adjournment, They first rejected it, but moved 10
reconsider. and the question of posponing till some
day in May was pending when they adjourned.
The Presidents Message has not yet been pub
shcd. | send you in advance the Message, for a
copy Of which am indebted 10 my venerable friend
Father RI1cH Of the Uatoa, 10 whom l express
my personal obligations. RrcHELiEU.