Reported for the Columbian Fountain.
Tw enty ninth Congress-


FIRST SESSION.

SENATE.
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HUKSUAf, JUTIt I, TO4U.


Mr. Cass submitted resolution asking the
President of the United States whether any
officer Of the army had called and accepted
volunteers without the authority of law. He
said he did not impeach the motives Of the
officer, (Gen. Gaines,) but he had acted with
out sufficient authority; and, in reply to a
question from Mr.. Archer, he said General
Gaines had been ordered to Washington. If
these volunteers should be enrolled, it would
cost the Government million of dollars.


The resolution lies over.


The Senate considered the Post Office APP
preparation Bill.