The daily union., 1852-04-14

have uniformly voted against taking II up uesicu'
however, when the bill taken up, 10 make xomc re-
marks upon the subject, and having begun yesiSIday
expected TO close to-day But am aware inst snou'q
wish merely 10 ret il of my hands But 50 FAR am
concerned. most cheerfully yield the moor 70 Inc nono
able senator from Tennessee. Mr. BELL i i be under
stood, as have no doubt II Will be, that to'moHo"
may proceed TO close my remarks.
| SENATORS Certainly; we understand that
| Mr.. BRADBURY. | withdraw my call Tor the yeas
The PRESIDENT IT can be done but by unanimous
consent
No objection being made the call for the yeas and nays
Mr.. BADGER. was just going to remark that ! hope %
the honorable senator from Maine MIR BRADBuRYl VII
have no hesitation whatever after what bas been SAID Dy
the honorable senator from Michigan, Mr. FELcH IN
giving way 10 The honorable senator from Tennesscs.
M Mr. D BRADBURY. have done So The call for the
yeas and nays has been withdrawn.
Mr.. BADGER. was about adding that have gwen
notice 10 the Senate that Thursday would ask them
to take up certain matter upon which have had the
/ floor some time. and in regard TO which think have
some claims upon their courtesy But rather than have
any interference with other matters upon which may
desire 70 press vote. would give way to them very
cheerfully
4 pone, it was agreed TO. ts4
i NON. INTERVENTION.
i The Senate then as in committee of the whole. re-
sumed the consideration of Senate resolution No15-
being ga joint resolution reairmng the doctrine OF non
The PRESIDENT stated the question to be upon Mr.
CAss's amendment !, .
policy of the United States His remarks are reserved
| for revision 49,.
l MIR COOPER know that the senator from Michi-
gan Mr. FELCH desires the floor tomorrow 70 commune
his remarks upon the French spoation bill and mat
the senator from North Carolina Mr. BADorR] desires
to finish his speech commenced some three monsns a9o
am willing occupy any portion OF the time which the
Senate shall allow TO me, in the course OF lew Gays
upon the subject under discussion Is sIggested
that il shall be postponed 10 tomorrow week. have no
objection TO that if it shall meet with the favor Of the
Senate desire 10 address the Senate upon the subject,
and will do SO at such time as shall best SUIT the conve
nience OF the Senate. make that motion.
II The further consideration OF the resolution was &c.
cordingy postponed until Wednesday. April 81, and 1t
was made the special order Tor that day.
j MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
message was received from The House Of Represent
aives by Mr. Forney, their Clerk, announcing to the
Senate that the Speaker of the House had signed an en-
rolled joint resolution and that ne had brought 70
the Senate for the signature of its President.
The President of The Senate then signed the joint
luton just brought from the House of Representatives,
being joint resolution TO authorize the continuancs OF
the work on the two wings Of the Csptol and i was
delivered TO the committee to be presented to the Pres-
dent OF the United States.
EXPEDITION TO JAPAN.
Mr. BoRLAND. desire TO make remark. by way
OF personal explanation with regard 10 the resolution OF
inquiry that introduced, short time since, relative to
the expedition 10 Japan stated to the Senate the other
again Since them a, the request of other senators.
have agreed let il be- for the reason that senator pro-
poses TO introduce similar resolution IN executive see
siono call for the information TO be communicated oy
the President to the Senate in executive session.
II is proper that should say that do not approve OF
such proceeding but, as many who s; desired % ns IN r.
the proper have agreed TO it. wish 10 b un-
dersood that do not yield opposition to all such
proceedings in executive session.
On notion the Senate adjourned.
, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the reading OF the journal
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
TO be the further consideration OF the naval discipline bill
on M moved 10 reconsider ihe vote BY which he Hous.
had the day before refused TO suspend the rules Tor
the consideration OF the joint resolution OF Mr. Baows
of Mississippi, relative 10 the public printing.
The SPEAKER, after explanation, decided the motion
of Mr.. 5. TO be out OF order at that ime
MEMORIALS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF MISSISSIPPI.
I Mr.. FREEMAN by leave, presented joint resolutions
Of the Legislature OF Mississippi asking Tor an sppropn
alton of land to aid in the construction OF the Gull and
Ship Island railroad: referred TO the Committee on Pub
I lie Lands
establishment of custom-house at Biloxi, and for the
delivery OF semi. weekly mail between Biloxi and New
Orleans and also for weekly mail from jackson 10
Z Mobile: referred-a portion 10 the Committee on Con-
merce and the balance TO the Committee on The Post
Office and Post Roads.
Aso the memorial Of the same body for donation OF
the public lands TO the New Orleans and jackson rail-
! road; referred TO the Committee on Public Lands.
Also the memorial Of the same body. asking an ap-
preparation to sand-ba from the mouth OF Pas
RESOLUTIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
Mr. SCUDDER, by leave, presented the joint resolu-
tons of the legislature OF Massachusetts, asking an APP
preparation for the Improvement OF Cape Cod harbor.
Il REVOLUTIONS THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
biessrs CHANDLER and FLORENCE. by leave, pre-
sened resolutions OF the legislature OF rela
tive TO the proposition for extension OF the woodwork
patent referred 10 the Committee on Patents.
Also, resoutIo ions OF the body, relative to new
canal around the falls OF the Ohio
roof rrroxs or Tur rcIsI lruRE on GEORGIA.
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Georgia, by leave, presented reso
uons Of the legislature OF Georgia for the establishmen
OF depot for at Augusta, Georgia referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
RESOLUTIONS or THE LEGISLATURE WISCONSIN,.
II Mr. DURKEE, by leave, presented resolutions OF the
legislature OF Wisconsin relative TO the jurisdiction OF the
United States district court for Wisconsin referred the
Committee on the Judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE on LOUISIANA
Mr. ST MARTIN, by leave. presented the resolutions
OF the legislature OF louisiana favor OF the purchase
OF Grants Pass and for the establishment OF harbor
breakwater Lake Ponchartain referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce
Also resolutions OF the same body, in favor OF the
establishment OF naval depot at New Orleans, LOUIS
lana: referred TO the Committee on Naval Affairs
| THE SAvAL-pscruSE BILL.
j Mr. STANTON, Of Tennessee, who was entitled to
the floor on the naval discipline bill, then addressed the
House at length in its favor.
i THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
/ Mr. GORMAN next rose to privileged question, and
m ade a written repor from the Committee on Printing.