New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-05

SENATE. WAsmNGToN, Thursday, Dec. q, 1871.
Mss,s BADGER, OF North Carolina, ana DOUG
,.s NJ Illinois, appeared to-day.
IT. Cu,ta laid before the Senate a cOmmuniea-
lion fyom the Interior Department inclosng nst OF
nersens on the Naval Pension List
communication also received rom the
f-;,sd states Treasurer with his accounts for the
third and fourth quarter OF $780, and the hfst and
second quarters OF le5l
A communication from the Treasury Department,
;nclosiuq the Report Of the Superintendent OF Coast
surveys for the wear eDdlng November 1921, was
lad on the table, ana 5000 copies oroefea 70 DC
printed. ~, o...o,;., go,
that when the Senate ddJJuin IO-dfyD IL pc uhtu
Mr.. CLEMfNs, opp ) Of Alabama, gave notice Of
the introduction Of JOINT resolution comforting on
General Winfield Scott the brevet rank Of lleufen-
sDtGenersL Also Of "A bll granting md to Ala
bama, to and in the construction OF three railroads IN
that state.
bill directing that the duIes collected IN California
after the treaty Of Guadalupe HIdalgO, and M to
her admission into the Union, be refuniet % thlt
State Also, bill directing survey o. me puolic
land in California, ana another for cStaJ!lShlnS
Branch Mint at San Francisco.
Mr.. FoorE, DEM OF Mississippi, introduced his
kossuh Resolution.
Mr. UNDERWOOD, (Whig) Of Kentucky, introduced
iolnt resolution making land warrants assIgnaDle.
Mr.. FISH, (Whg) of Newly DIRK, gave notice OF
bill for establishing Branch MINT OF the United
States in the City OF Newly Ork.
MIR. HALE, Qree-SOlD Of n H., submitted the FOL-
lowing Re solution, which was LAID upon the table;
Rored That the Seer etay of the Navy Toe instructed 10
Inform the Senate Al the Navy Department has information
u any violation Of the law of the United States aposnGs
ggng in the naval service, by any officers Of the Navy,
and what measures If any have been taken To 'nd'-
cate the law.
Mr. FooTr, (Dem Of Miss, introduced his reso-
luton declaring the Compromise Acts TO be dehni-
tive settlement Of the Slavery question: lie sau ne
expected to leave this place on the 2Oth OF the pres
emf month. lie would therefore ask this one favor
Of the Senate, that this resolution be taken up now,
and made the special order OF the day for Monday
next.
The cnAIR.-lt requires the unanimous consent OF
the Senate.
Mr. CHASE, Gree Soil) of Ohio. / object
Mr. FOOTE. Does the Senator from ono ooJect 10
taking UP the resolution for the purpose OIL making
Il the special order on Monday
Mr. CHASE. l do object TO taking II up then for
that purpose | object TO having That Resoiutioh
take precedence OF other important business ALREADY
introduced go r..
Mr. FooTF am glad the opposition comes from
the quarter /, does hope It Will be continued.
Mr.. CHASE. It will undoubtedly oe C. eonslnue"'
The CuAIR The Resolution must lie over
Mr. GwIS, OF California, introduced resolution
calling for copy OF dispatch from MI Nles, la.e
Charge to Sardinia on the subject OF snip canal 20
unite the waters OF the Atlantic ana the racine
Ocean. Resolution lald over. .,
Mr.. CHASE introduced a bill granting TO ONO an
the unsold lands remaining IN that state, ana asked
to have II printed
MIR. FoorE, by way of returning good TOT evli, ad-
yocated the motion TO print, and Is was agreed to-
MIR FooTE then renewed his motion to take up MS
resolution concerning the compromise acts. lie uii-
derstood no objection wouid now be MADE
No objection being made, the resolution was taRen
up and then postponed. and made tile special order
for Monday next, al O'CLOCK
Mr. Hale called for the special order, beng the
election of "A Chaplain OF the Senate.
The CHAIR decided 1t was not special order lha'
II required resolution providing that the senate
would have a Chaplain, before they could elect one
0The unfinished business OF YESTERDAY, Deing the
Oint resolution making arrangements Tor the recep
uon and entertainment OF kossuth, was next IL
order.
Mr. FooTE said that in consequence oil the unex
pected opposition 10 the resolution, and as there
would be no time for the other House 10 act upon Il
IA season. he had concluded To withdraw the Tesolu
ton ard he now asked leave To do So
The question being put, the leave was granted
MIR. SEWARD OF New.l ork. Mr.. Presdent-t nov
give notice that on tomorrow, or some subsequent
day, shall ask leave 10 Introduce the following
Joint resolution
solted b. the Senate and House OF Representatives
United States Congress assembled that the Congress
ofthe United States IA the and ON behalf et the pea
PIE Of the United States, give Louis hoSsVrh acorala
welcome 60 the capitol and TO the ,untrya
MI. MILLER, (Whig) of New-Jersey, moved Tor al
adjournment. Lost
The CHAIR laid before the Senate a communca
ton from the Governor of Oregon, with stasemen
ofexpenditures
Mr. Hale offered resolution providing for IN
election of TWO ChapiainS-one for each House. Va
lected TO, and laid over
Adjourned.