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Nays-BAYARp, BLACK, CALHOUN, CLAY, CRrTrEN- DEN, DAVIS EwlSs tOhio), HENDRICKS, KENT, KNIGHT, MooRE, PRENrIss, PRESTON, ROBBINS, SouTHARD, Swrr, ToMLINsoN, WEBSTER, WMfE-19.

 The modus operandi of expunging is not so specifi- cally given. We therefore copy an account of this operation given by correspondent os the Journal of Commerce. That writer says-"The Secretary of the Senate brought the Journal of 1883 3l into the Chamber, and spread open the condemned page upon his table. The opposition Senators had nearly all of them left the Chamber, and the four and twenty 'Spungers were left in sole and uninterrupted posses sion of their victim The Secretaty then proceeded according the of the resolution to draw black

 lines on four sides of the recorded Resolution of 1884, and then branded upon its face "Expunged by order 6f the Senate Jan 10th, 1s37." The mutilation be- ing complete, . volley of hisses was heard from the galleries which were ordered to be cleared. One in- divdual was arrested and brought before the Senate He asked whether he would be in order to vndicate himself Some conversation atose upon this applica. sion pending which the prisoner was dismissed, on motion of Senator, only 24 present and votng.''

 In another part of his letter. the writer remarks "1he resolution of 1884 voted for by tCentyeghl Senators, the Senate then consisting of forty-eght members. I, has been expunged by a vote of only sscentyo~r Senators, minority of the present num- Der of Senators, which is fifty. How far such vote will go to annhate the force ofthc act of twenty Senators, according to Mr. Buchanans notions, the public will judge"

 THE SUEPLus.-In our last paper VIC gave calcu- laton of the amount of the surplus funds which each town in this county would receive, based upon the sum of @ 42 r each inhabitant. In the last Hart ford papers We have the Treasurer's statement of what each town will receive upon the first payment, that is. one quarter of the whole amount The follow ing is the amount for Li.chted county, to which have annexed the total sum. It will be seen that eeeds our calculation 2 few dcllass in each town: