American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-22
Reported for the American Republican,
FIRST SESSION of the goth CONGRESS.
W DARLINGTON, April ~ 1916
SENATE.

DEN "A i Il.
message was received from the House an
nouncing that it insisted on its position with re
gard to the Notice Resolution, and asking
committee of Conference on the part of tn
Senate to meet Messrs. G.. J. Inrersoll, Over
and Hilliard of the House.
Mr.. Allen moved that the Senate recede, anC
asked for the yeas and nays; but at the sugges.
ton of Mr.. Mangum, the Senate being thin
the subject was postponed until O'Clock.
Mr.. DIX presented memorial from Insur-
ance Companies and Merchants of N. York,
relative to the blockade of Buenos Ayres by the
French and English, whereby much of their
property is locked up; they ask Congress to
take some action for their reeE-Teferred to
the committee on Foreign Relations.
MIR. Woodbridge submitted a resolution,
which was adopted, calling on the Secretaries
of War and the Treasury for further lntorma-
ton concerning the copper region of Lake Su.
perior
Mr.. Benton presented petition for a Mill
tary Asylum for disabled soldiers. Also, sub
mitted a resolution calling on the Secretary Of
War to communicate the result of Court OF
Inquiry at Springfield, Mass, over which Gen.
Wool presided
On motion of Mr.. Dix, the warehousing bill
was made the special order of the day for the
J It'll of May next.
The Senate then spent the remainder of the
time before O'Clock in considering private
bill.
At O'Clock the Oregon subject was resum-
ed.
Mr.. Aliens motion that the Senate recede
was rejected by vote of ayes II, noes 81.
Mr.. Haywood then moved that committee
Of three on the part ofthe Senate be appointed
10 pnnfnr ,yiIb tho houuo ,,,h;,b
agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Mangum, the Senate pro-
ceeded to ballot for this committee, and select
ed Messls Berrien, Corwin and Haywood, who
Immediately withdrew
On motion of Mr.. Dix, the bill for the relief
OF Chas. W. Pinkney Of Charleston, S. c., was
recommitted TO the committee on Commerce.
The Senate then passed into Executive ses-
sion, and remained therein up to late hour
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill relating to the Smithsonian beouest
which had been made the special order for to-
day, was further postponed until tomorrow.
Inc question first in ordersbefore the House.
as announced by the Speaker, was the ordering
OF the main question on the motion to raise a
committee OF conference on the subject of dis
agreement between the House and Senate
The House decided to raise a committee OF
three, by vote of 1875 to so.
The chair appointed Messrs. C. J. lngersoll
RI. ID. Owen and Ii. w. billiard.
On motion of MIR. Thompson of Miss, the
rules were suspended, and the House went in.
to committee ofthe whole, Mr. Houston in the
Chair, and resumed the consideration of the
bill to regulate intercourse with the Indiar
Tribes IN the Oregon territory. The discus
aion and amendment of this bill consumed IN,
day.
A motion that the committee rise and ropor
the bill to the House with recommendation
that it ",lo not pass" was rejected by ayes Ga
noes II.
A motion that the committee rise and repor
the bill was then carried.
MIR, Thompson, of Miss, then rose and NOV,
ed that the further consideration of the bill be
postponed until the second Monday in Ma,
next Before taking the question upon Mr.
rs motion, the House adjourned
Z. 5. The Committee of Conference did moi
meet to-day for elaboration, but will meet, il
is saidy this evening.
The Senate discussed several nominations in
close session, and rejected that of MIR. Nourse
as Collector of Bath, Me.