New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
XXXVth CONGRESS-. Second Session

SENATE. .WAsHISGToS, Jan. 90, 1859.
Joint resolution introduced, asking for twenty
DAYS ex,er sion Of the Legislature OF Kansas ke-
ferred to the Committee on Territories.
Mr. uAMllN pIeecu'ed tue credentials O.. Mr. Fes-
senoen as Senator fom aine for six years March
next.
Mir. SEWARD made motion to admit Messrs.
Lane and MaCCatthy. claiming 10 be Senators from
Indiana to the privilege of admission on the hoor
per ding tie deci-ion upon their claims.
NJ. TRUMBULL spoke earnestly in favor OF the
admission acd hoped this act OF courtesy would be
extended without discussion. refusal woad be dis
respectful to tie State Of Indiana.
Tie question being put whether to take up the reso-
luton, the Nays had II; wheieupcn Mr.. lNERS IN
suggested that it be taken up aud voted to lie on the
table to prevent its coming up again daily until the
end Of the session.
An ami n aied debate ensue6
MIR. MASON moved to lay the subject on the table.
Mr.. SEM In reterepce TO Mr. lverson > re-
marx said the Senator from Georgia knew hun suti-
Cieuty well to knos that he tSesaro vas the las m.n
10 appeal by iaciious opposition from any well ms
tured decision of the Senate The question was TO
grant to two gent, claiming to be Senators from
lncara the privilege to stand behind tie backs Oi tue
two persons who occupy the chairs which they claim
20 be their own.
lie had seen the Hungarian patriot foreign minis
ters and muudes of others, given the poor privilege
az stand ipg room GU the hoor while gentlemen claim
iee 10 be Senators aod whom the judiciary Commit
tee msy 1T any uonen report 70 be the venahle Sen
nioIs are refused the number OF square feet they
would occupy.
Mr. BAYARD DELI spoke against the admission
The discussion hsvrg reopent the pareuei case OF
Claboin and Ghoson, IN the ANNth congress,
Messrs BELL and DAVIS diseased that subject
TIE ioimer in tore Of favor snd tie stt,r 10 oPpo
tion to the admission of the LODI Sos cl,lmtn's'
Finally the resolution vas laid on the 'soe-ie"s
81. Messrs Bright and Fitch not voting
The Pacific Railroad bi was taken no.
Mr. Wikon amendment, of which the msn iea'ureS
sIe Board Of five Civil g!oeers to locate the i9e
between the thirty yfouith sud forty second parallels
was lost Yeas, IL; Nays, %
MIR. Davis amendment, being the substitute pro-
posed 10y the minority Of toe Committee, then re-
CURED, and was lost. Ness, IS Nays, %.
Mr. Pugh amendmeot, that the railroad stop AZ tue
eastern boundary Of California, was also lost Yeas,
80; Nsys. -.
point of order tbep arose. Yesterday, N Execu'
tive session, me subject made the special order
for to-day, AT p m.
Ire galleries accordingly cleared 20 discuss
Whether they would rescDd the said "der or continue
the discussion OF the Pac'hc 1ilroad bill.
On the r,op-nug Of the doors, tne discussion on 'ne
Psoihc Railroad bid wss resumed.
Dir BELL spoke on the bill
Various amendments il Guiding the one INTRODUCED
lost.
Mr. HAMMOND moved to lay the bill on the table,
"hich Vas also lost by Yeas ~ Nass2t.
AL The amendments beiog now dsPosed O., to-mor,
.os, a. clock, appointed for vote On the nna'
passage Of tie bill. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON Jan. 20, SO.
MI. CkAiG WIS., from tDe Committee on the Post'