New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
E-niaed sta1es sennae- asara saeeeion.

PRESIDENTS inaugural Address Dc printed, was adopted
Mr. FOSTER offered the following:
Hherea, Mr. WisaD now Senator the United State. from
Tesl has declared IL debate that be oree AID o"es no
allegiance to tits GoTenment but to state ana foreign Govern
R,io,rsd That Loui G. wig be expelled from thl. body
Mr. CLINGMAN moved TO amend Mr Fosters Tes.
oluon by striking out all after the word Whereas,
and ipsArr Ti lie understood that the State Of Texas
has seeded from the Union, aud II no longer one Of
the United States; therefore, be il
esoired That Texas not entitled to be presonted In this
Ir. FOSTER not seeing NJ. wigfau in Bis seat,
would Let the resolution lie for the present.
Mr. BRIGHT presented list OF the Standing Com
mitees which had previously been agreed to by both
parties. On his motion, the liot was unanimously
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. ANTHONY, Il was resolved that
Committee of Three be appointed 20 consider and re-
port what additional arrangements aud regulations are
necessary TO preserve order in TIE galleries OF the
Senate
ON motion Of Mr.. SUMNER, the seua.e referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary the resolution hereto
fore submitted by Mr. Mason that there be paid out Of
the Contingent Fund such actual cost as shall be
allowed pursuant to law by Slas Carlton, and those
sssociatad with him in prosecution or civil suite, low
pending in the Circuit Court Of Massachusetts, against
hem founded or their acts in executing process Of
the Senate against certain Il. Il. Slnborn OF said
State
On motion Of Mr.. SUMNER. certain papers in the
same case were similarly referred
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
When the doors were opened, On motion 81 Mr.:
HALE 1000 extra copies OF the act aInendatory OF
the Patent Office laws ordered 10 be printed, IT
being he said, very important law and frequent ap-
rlications being made for copies OF il.
There being no public business to transact several
ineaeetual motions We're made TO adjourn, but these
were rejected the majority being wiling TO wait some
time for Executive communications.
After waiting some time and no comm nications be-
inc zen, In, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
1Te following Is the list Of the Committees agreed
upon: all. c.,..- r,..,,,.,-
Harr!. DouslnA Polt, BreciiDri5gs
FadHre-fe.senden ChsrInsni surns "eae, Howe, Hun
ter, Peace Bright - ~. an, ,,,
Cl5i i,s1, WV: and Nia-WilsOn, Chsnani King,
BaEer aoe, Rice, Latham. Breekinrds& p. r..
So,ai ABairs-flsle Chairman, Grimes, Foot, Cowan'
Tllou on Nicholson, Kennedy. n q, . O.
JIJieio,y-Irunbn ChsliInan Foster, Ten Eyct co"ar'
D1sso, " ard fPo4ds-Collamer Chairman Dixon,
us5e Trurabuii Rice Bright. Latham. - ann,
Trl}ie TaHd,-HarlaD ChsrmAni Bingham, CihA' "hkih
SOP ;oa'I I5sd Harris Chairman Ten Eyck Sum
man Issi,s-Dooliitle. Csmani Baker, CowAn Ten
Pea.ons-Fo.teT Chairman Bingham Lane Simmons s'''
Rs,es;oaa,v cfas- King Chmsni Chandler wilkinson
Caam.ClstE Chsi-msD Simmons Howe cows"' brssa'
Pok. -. ,,..,.-..,. .n,bonv Morrill,
Wade Kennedy, Cling ui. Powell. n,,,,, rro,,.on
Pdeat.-SinB,ons Chsifmsni SUMMER pooh'ue' ih0""'
PaGlie Bufdines md G,Osnds-Foot, chsirmsn Dixon.
Ter"ito,ie.9 sde Cbsrmsni Wilkinson, Cowsn' Hale,
~ |sSt ssa do,yoi ne Contingent Erpe4,e, Of he Sen
0s-DiSon, Chelrman; Csrk, johnson.
Pys,,n9- Anthony ChaiLmsni HARLAN, kiche:on.
Enrolled Bns-Bii CHEM, Parker, salisbury
o. Lib,s1y-PosreS. ColioDsS, te,seuden.