Twenty ninth Congress:
FIRST SESSION.


SENATE
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The resolution submitted by Mr.. Bagby
yesterday, directing inquiry into the proprlety
OF engaging corps Of reporters TO report the
proceedings Of the Senate, was agreed TO.


Mr.. flanagan, in pursuance OF notice, re-
ported bill 10 establish an Executive Bureau,
to be under the exclusive control of the Presi-
dent.


The Warehousing Bill was taken up; and
after Mr., Huntington delivered speech in
opposition, il was laid over.


The bill to retrocede to Virginia the county
OF Alexandra, was taken up and discussed.
Without coming to close,


The Senate went into an Executive session.