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

SENATE.
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MONDAY, May 20, IS4b.


Mr.. Dickinson presented the proceedings Of
the great meeting recently held in New York,
sustaining the President and supporting ener-
getic measures for carrying on the war with
Mexico.


A bill establishing post routes in Texas was
passed.


Mr.. Dix and others addressed the Senate on
the bill supplementary TO the War bill---to in
crease the officers Of the army; laid aside.


Mr.. Benton resumed his remarks on the mo-
Der next. He said that a new bill, which would
not conflict with the British bill, might be
framed and pass the Senate. He advocated
the parallel of 40.