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!. WASHINGTON, d. c., December
: Reported for the Baltimore'
THIRTY.THIRD C0NGRESs--FIH
Z WAsnISGrOS, u
D SENATE.-The Senators cOmu
bling in their chambers at half past
spent an hour in the interchange of
ings. The following were present 4
ans, Atchison, Allen, Benjamin, Baj
yard, Bright, Brodhead, Cass, q
Cooper, Dawson, Dodge, Of Wiscop3
Iowa, Douglas, Evans, Everett, Els
Hamilton, Hunter, James, Jones of
Norris, Pcarce, Petit, Pratt, Sl
Seward, Shields, Sumner, SlidclI, /
KY, Thompson, IN. j., Wade, "
and Johnson of Arkansas.
Mr.. Atchison. president pro tcm.,
at quarter past II o'oclock, and cali
to order.
| The chair presented the credential
Johnson, Senator from Arkansas,
place of Mr.. Borland, resigned.
NJ. James presented tho credentl
Allen, Senator elect from Rhode Is
years.
Mr.. Dawson presented the creden
Bell, Senator elect from Tennessee,
Mr.. Benjamin stated that the Ion,
had been elected to the Senate in pls
Soule, but his credentials had not b}
his election, however, was generallj
he hoped there would be no objectid
sworn. No objection being made ny
sworn with Messrs. Bell, Allen and ]
Mr.. Brodhcad offered resolution
doptcd, directing the secretary to I'd
that Il quorum OF tic Senate was pred
to proceed to business.
Mr.. Dodge, OF Iowa, gave notice Il
introduce bill granting land to low
purposes. Also, Of a bill to establish
| government in Nebraska.
Mr.. Jones, Of Iowa, gave notice of
ing land to Iowa for railroad conne
Sissippi aud Missouri rivers.
Mr.. Gwin gave notice ofthc follow
Bill making donation of public 4
tornia for the purpose of constructi1
! and telegraph line from San Francisd
0rado river, OF southeast boundary 4
with Il branch passing tbroug the val
mcuto river, to the boundary OF OrcG
establish line ofmail steamers from
via the Sandwich Islands, to Shangh1
tliorising the appointment Of an L. s.
southern district or California. A !.
expenses incurred by California in 81
dian hostilitics in said State.
At halt-past l. O'Clock Mr.. Gwin
journmeDt. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. Badger, Il o'cld
upon as the hour for daily meeting. Z
0u motion of Mr.. Badger each Sc
lowed tivo daily newspapers during [
Mr.. Seward offered the following g
Resoicc4, That the President bo
not in bis opinion incompatible witll3
terest, to communicate to the Sem
respondence that may have taken d
the Government of the United STATED
csty the King oftho Sandwich Islam
Mr.. Fish submitted the jollowif
which was laid over until after the 3
orgaDizc:
Rcsolcc,k, That select committcc9
pointed 10 consider the cause anj Tho
sickness and mortality prevailing {
cmigrant ships on their voyage to
and whether any and what lcgislatio1
the Better protection Of the health al
sengcrs on board such vessels.
Mr.. Bright offered resolution pro
appointment Of two Chaplains, one q
Adopted.
After some time spent in doing
Senate, at % minutes past | O'Clock
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
leries were denscly crowded at an q
morning. The greatest excitement
noon, when the House was called to-
Forney, clerk Of the last Congress.
With the consent Of the House, " &
cecdcd to call the roll, when 2l7 mci
cd to their names.
Mr.. 0lds moved that tho House +
election ofs Speaker rira roce. lQ
abscntces.
Mr.. Mace moved that the members
| CCries of "No! nol"1
Mr.. Olds' motion then prevailed
Ingersoll, Chandler, Davis of Indiai
were appointed tellers, and the ball
follows:
For Linn Boyd-Messrs. J. C.. ALI
ley, Bayly, Banks, Barksdale, Barry,
tou, Bissell, Bliss, Bocock, Breckinro
Bugg, Caskis, Chamberlain, Chasta
Churchwcll, Clark, Cobb, Colquitt,
ming, Curtis, Cutting, Davis, of Ind.
l., Dawson, Dean, Dent, Disney, d
Dunbar, Dunham, Eastman, Eddy,
mondson, Elliott, Ellison, English, I
ton, Florence, Fuller, Gamble, G
Grow, Hamilton, Harlan, Of Ind, y
Harriss, OF Miss, Hastings, HendricI
bard, Hillyer, Houston, Hughes, In
son, Jones, Of n. Y, Jones, ofTenn
tredge, Kurtz, Lamb, Lane, LatlI
Lilly, Lindsey, Lyndc, Mcdonald,
Mullen, McNair, Mace, May, Maui
Mayall, Miller, Of Ind, MiIlson, MorI|
berg, Murray, Nicholas, Noble, Old
Y, Orr, Parker, Peck, Peckham, 4
Y, Perkins, ofLa., Phelps, Phillips,
Richardson, Riddle, Hickey, Robbie
I'm, Seymour, Shannon. Show, Sho1
Smith, Of Tenn, Smith, of Va, 4
Snodgrass, Stanton, Of Tenn, STD
Stevens, of Mich, Stratton, Straur1
Mich, Taylor, ofN. T., Thurston, {
Vail, Vansant, Walbridge, Walker,
rcn, Wells, John Wentworth, Westt
er, Wittcr, Wrigbt-total, l43.
For J. K. ChandIcr-Messrs. Al
Cook, Corwin, Crocker, Cullom, DID
Edmonds, Eyerbart, Farley, Flag
Goodrich, Harlan Of Ohio, Heistcr,
Knox, McCulloh, Middlesworth, NJ
Parker, Pennington, Pringle, Kca
Russell, Sabine, Sage, Taylor of (
Upham, Wentworth OF Mass, and Y
For Mr.. Havon-Messrs. Abcrcrol
Chandler, Ewing, Stephens Of Ga, Z
For Mr.. Orr-Mcssrs. Akin, Boyc|
McQucen--f. '
For Mr.. Campbell, of 0bio-Me
Carpenter, Chase, Dewitt, GiddiuI
Morgan, Sapp, Tracy, WashbnrB, d
Wash5urn Of Maine--ll.
For Mr.. Miller Messrs. Caruther
Oliver. 4
For Mr.. Ashc-Mr. Cliugnlan-,1 4
For Mr.. Preston Messrs. Ce-
likoacr-3. <,
For Mr. EwiBg-Messr, s
Purryoar, Rogers and 9 ,. nthcrld
For For NJ Mr' NIals MilssaM Mr.. s'Sa,S'''o Eri,ts
For Mr.. liz. nbridgc--Mr. SolH
Meachm,- we-Mcssrs. Campbell
ofHs, .crk then announced tho LID
oJ htucky, as Speaker Of the Houa
dcssrs. Chandler and Orr to cou]
chair.
| The Speaker. before taking his {
the House as follows -
Gsmticm1n of'thc Horse of ReprS