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WASHINGTON.
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SENATE. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Dec 9
Mr. HUNTER appeared IN his seat to-day.
A mtSSage Was received from the House an
,ouncing as organization. and the appointment of
comnittee 10 wait on the President.
ur BEiGHT moved a TesO uilOn, tina, IA Committee
n two be appointed to Halt on the President with
he Committee of the House, and inform him that
Conefess was reacy 10 receive any communication
he nav have 70 make
and MILLER were appointed SAID Committee.
Ny ATcUIsON offered "A resolution that, to MORROW
a, o'clock tho Senate do proceed TO the election o.
Chaplain, which was accepted
~ FooIE gave notice that, TO morrow, he would
introduce olut resolution expressing the sympathy
~ Congress for the eXod irsh patriots, Smith
O,R,ep Nesgher, and their companions.
The Committee to Walt on the President retired
The senate At | O'Clock proceeded 10 ballot for
Special Conan ttoe on the Florida contested Sena-
torsljp and Messrs Bright. BeIrlen, Mason, John
Davis, and Pearce, were elected
Al /, the message from the President was
eeiyed. .
After the Presidents Message had been read, Mr..
PEARcy moved that Il, 900 extra copies OF the Mes
sage and accompany ing doc uments be printed, winch
Mr.. Foorg introduced, pursuant 70 notice, his
,ont resolution making arrangements for the recep
lion and entertainment Of Louis kossuth which
was laid over.
offer the following resolution. declaring the meas
ures Of Adjustment to DC a definite settlement of the
questions growing out Of the system of domestic
b. Isoced That the series Of measures enb ,aced in
the entitled IAN Act sing to the State of Texas
n @s H. si%en mt BY The saa e Of ali ter
claimed by her exterior 10 the SAID bounc aries and Of all
her CLAIMS un11 as pse ahS oesovs5 sen t
1850 An Act for the admission 81 the Sa;e OF Caiior-
MA into 'h. Unon approved sspf. 49, An Ac. 70
Sept g. 1850 An Act to amend, and supplementary TO
the oct entitled An Act rtspec,me fusyes from justice
n CanIpg
approved Feb 2 l793-approvsd Sept IS, 1850 and An
Act suppress the Save trade IN the District OF Co UNI
ha," approved Sept. 90 1850 Commonly known as the
Compromise Acts, the judgment o. this body en-
titled 70 be iecosnled as definite adj as meas at, aad
the system Of Domestic Slavery and, as SUCH that said
measures should be acquescod N and respected By all good
The Senate adjourned a, O'Clock
The following is Mr. FooTE's Joint Resolution
about the Irish Patriot Exiles
Be ssS0iued DC That ia consideration of the general
sympathy felt by the people If he United Sates for SAITH
OBnen, + b Meagher and her immediate associa'eS-
countymen of those distinguished sufferers who have be-
come adopted citizens oithe oitod States the President
oft United States be requested u authorize coTrespon
dsace TO be opened with the Governments 1T Her Majesty
The Queen Of Great Britain aid Ireland, appealing to the
behalf and respectfully requesting the liberation OF those
peronxees from Their present confinement with an otter TO
receive them upon the hospable shores OF the Umted
States.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Aher the usual routine OF business, on notion II
agreed TO draw lots for seats AT haii pls' one
o'clock.
Some conversation took place on the subject when
the House refused to grant permission 10 place seats
inside OF the bar for the Reporters OF Ihe Gi9,e.
debate took place on fesou'lon 10 iuThisn
Members of the House with newspapers. Economy
and extravaganza were ueaIed OF, when nnaAy II
was agreed 10 allow each Member $50 worth.
Al quarter TO two O'Clock. the Presidents Mes
sage was received and having been read on motion
OF Mr. BAYLY, the usual number, and 600 with the
accompanying documents, ordered TO be printed