Il w TY-NINTH CONGRESS

S E N A L Z.
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Several resolutions of inquiry were adopted
with reference to Freach spoliatons and the
right Of search.


Mr.. J. M. Clayton, gave notice that after the
Oregon question shall have been disposed of,
he will move to take up the bill to provide for
the settlement of French spolations, prior to
1900


Messrs. Fairfield and Webster, occupied
portion Of the time of the Senate with the sub
Jeet OF the northeastern boundary question
the former contending that disadvantages, and
the latter advantages, had resulted from the
settlement Of that question.


MIR. Bagby then addressed the Senate in ia
vor of the Oregon resolutions.