THE DAILY UNION
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Mr.. CALHOUN then suggested that in view OF
the acknowledged importance Of the subjoct-the ne
cessity Of making proper provision for the interests
of thirty thousand dsqlattsrs" on the public lands
and the apparent unanimity of senators in the oPin-
ion that some amendments Of the bill were necessa
ry The further consideration of the bill should be
postponed I'LL Wednesday next, 80 as TO allow time
for modifying the bill.


Mr., BREESE, after few pertinent remarks, ex-
pressed his readiness to concur with the suggestion
of the senator from South Carolina.


The subject was then informally passed over TIL
Wednesday next.


TUE wAREHoUsING BILL.


Mr.. DIX gave notice that on tomorrow at twelve
o'clock he would ask the Senate TO take up the
warehousng bill.


On motion, the Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideTation of executive business; and, after some
time so spent, the doors were reopened.


And the Senate adjourned.