Reported for the Columbian Fountain.
Tw enty ninth Congress-
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE.
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Petitions were presented.


Mr. Webster enquired of the Chairman Of
the Finance Committee whether the Sub
Treasury would be soon reported, and whether
in an amended form2
Mr.. Lewis replied that it was probable the
bill would be reported without the specie
clause, and that it would be proposed that it
should not go into operation until the first Of
January next. ~


Mr.. Webster read reply to the remarks Of
Mr.. c. J. Ingersoll in the House. He said, 50
far as he was concerned, it was perfectly i'm
material TO him whether the information re-
quested to be furnished by the President was
communicated or not, for all the charges and
insnuarions of Mr.. Ingersoll were false from
beginning to end. He took leave of that gen
teman by leaving him in the worst company
in the world-the company Of Mr.. Ingersoil
himself


The Senate considered the French Spolia-
ton Bill