The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09
UNITED STATES SENATE.
sxTRA sEsSION.

wAsHNcros March 8, 1851
Mr. Dixons resolution that the usual number Of tho
Presidents inaugural address be printed adopted
Mr.. Tosrya, frep) of Conn offered the following
Whereas MIR wigfan, Senator Of United states
from Texas deca ed in debate thai he foreigner
and no a.eg ahce 10 thus government, bu. 10
Other state ard ioIe'gp gove,Ln en,; therefor,
body.
Mr.. GNoMAS, opp of N. O., moved to amend NJ.
Tcsters rerolutitn ny striking out all after the word
"wbereas ard Inserting at 1erstood that the state
Of Texas has seeded from the Union, ard ia longer
one Of the United states; ref0re, be- IL
Resolved That Texas s not entitled 10 be represented
IN this body
Er FOSTER said that, not seeing Mr. wgsa his sea-,
be would let the o'ution lay for the present.
Mr. BMGBT, Opp OF Ind pvssented list OF the stand
ing committees which had previously been agreed on by
10Th partss. On his motion the list was unanimously
adopted.
On motion Of Mr. ANTHONY (rep.) of R l., it Was
Resolved, That committee Of three be appointed to
col sidr report what additional arrangements and
regulations iecessary TO preserve order in the gal
lciiee Of The scnote.
Oh m, ton Of Mr.. SUMNER, Gep) Of blsss The Senate
referred the Ccmmuec the judiciary 'he resolution
heretofore United by Mr. Mason toat there be paid
Of the coD gent fund rnch nctucl shall be
Incurred pursuant 70 law, by sias Carlton and thos,
,,eiaed with hr, in prosecutions civil suits
ID, toui ced their acts in xecui,pR proc, Of tho
senate seo'nst certain = sanborn, Of said State.
On met 90 q " s.nsAa certain papers In tbs sam,
lie following Is the list of the committees agreed
UPON
EYtila Eeletoas-srmrer, chairman; Cslamcr Doc.
little, Farris, Iorp'as, Folk, Brcckinridre.
PFdao-F,fetn, en-, chufnan; smmons, Wade,
Howe Hunter, Iearcc, Bright
c,nmpcec Chan Ter, chairman; King, NORTH, Wilson,
ClIemaD, sartbuTy, Johnson.
Military Afc'rs aid B,l,fc-wilssn, chairman King,
Bak,r, Lane, Rice, Latham, Breckenridge.
Sarol .ifo,riisle, Chairman; Crimes, Foot, Cowan,
| menap, NicloS n, KENNEDY.
Jrdi,iorg-Tir nbull, .ha,man; Foster, To, Eyck,
cOwan, Boy ard, Powell, clingmsp
Pta OGos and rest Rodd,-Coamcr, chairman; Dixon,
Wade TRANQUIL Rice. Fright Latham.
Pubic Lard,-HaIlap, chairn an; Bingham, Clark,
Wilkinson, johnson, Mitchell, Bragg
Pri,ate Land Cla,ms--Harris chairman; Ten Eyck,
Sumner, PeR Baymd.
Indian 4afdirs-rootte, chairman; Baker, Cowan,
Ten Eyck, sebastian, Rice, Nesmith.
salisbury, Powell, Nj chell.
Revolutionary Csims-Kirg, chairman Chandler, VII
kinson, Nicboson, Nesmiih.
Cioims--Cluk, chairman; Simmons, Hove, Cowan,
Dist,it or ColunJia-Giimes chairman; Anthony,
Moiiil, Wade, Keprcdy, Cingmsp Powell
Potf's-simmons, chairman; sumner, Doosstc, thom-
Pullc Bpiidings ard Gromd,-root, chairman; Dixon,
Chandler, Bright, kennedy.
TrYroy ie,-yade, chairman; Wilkinson, Cosan, Hale,
| Douelas Sebastian, GTagg
| 10 1uia ard Ctn roi he Contino.n. Espsres Of ne
| .Saa,-DixoD chairman; Clark, Johnson.
T,i,finc-An,hony chairman; Harlan, Nicholson.
Ipo,ossd B,1s-Lane chairman; Morrill,, Mitchell
EnuHed BsN-Bingham, Baker, salisbury.
On LaroJgvPoarce Collamer, Ftsfef den.
The Senate then went into executive session.
When the doors opened, motion Of Mr. HAZE,
ftp) Of N. H., 1000 extra copies OF tie act amcnda
tory TO the Patent Office laws ordered 10 be print
edit being he said important law, and frequent
applications being made for copies Of H.
There being public busness to transact several in
cfcctua motions made 10 adjourn; but these
rejected the majority being willing TO wait some time for
Executive communications.
After waiting time, and no Communications being
sent in, the Senate adjourned Till Monday.