TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.

SENATE.
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The epenslon bill was reported without amend
ments.


A resolution making accommodations for
reporters OF The proceedings of the Senate, was
debated, and finally rejected.


The Senate resumed the consideration of tine
Oregon resolutions. ard


Mr.. Wescott of Florida spoke at length in
favor Of the notice and of our title 10 The whole
Of the territory up to 54 40


Mr.. McDpflie replied to several points Of
Mr.. Westcott's remarks


Mr. Houston obtained the floor for to- NOR
row


And the Senate went into executive session.