IN SENATE,
{"character_count": 1378, "word_count": 234, "ccnet_language_score": [0.967199981212616], "ccnet_perplexity": [1892.9000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
This morning. Nh WHITE. Of Tennessee, present
ed tho instructions received by him from the Legisla
iure OF his State relation to National Bank, Sub
Treasury, &c.


Mr. WHITE begged leave in order that he might
neither be msrepresenied nor misunderstood TO read
the which he had determined TO send TO the .e
gislaure. While he ageed with The resolutions IN OBJ
lectng TO the establishment Of National Bank he dis
sented from them the Sub Treasury system, giving
his reasons great length IN that answer, and conciu-
ded by resigning his ia the Senate.


A message was received from the War Department,
showing the appropriation necessary for the Indian De-
partment for he year lS4O.


Mr. WRIGHT, from The Committee on Finance.
asked to be discharged from the message OF the Presl-
dent in compliance with resolution OF the Senate IN
relation to the banks which had suspended. On motion
1000 copies were ordered 10 be printed.


Also iron the report Of ths Secretary Of State in
ation the rveges and restrictions OF the U. States
commerce with foreign natons25O0 copies OF this do
curnent were ordered 10 be printed


The Bill for the armed occupation Of Florida, was
then taken up, when


Mr. BENTON replied 10 all the objections offered
by Senators.


Mr. PRESTON replied in few remarks when the
bill, motion OF


Mr. TAPPAN, was recomtni,,ed to the Committee
Military Affairs.