From the Globe. ADJOURNMENT r OF U. S. SENATE.
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 The Senate, at l2 o'clock, to-day, dispens- ed with the reading of the journal, and pro- ceeded at once, on motion of AIr. Breese, to the consideration ofeXecutiye business, which was finally disposed oC, for the present sess- ion, al t o'clock.

 Whilst in secret session, legislative com muneation was received from Governor Tall madge, of Wisconsin Territory, enclosinglhe memorial and joint resolutions of the gener- al assembly of Wisconsin, praying for a grant of lands to complete the canal naviga- lion, under discussion last session of Con gfess; and also requesting an appropriation for dellaying the expenses of taking the cen sus of the Territory in view of calling con- vention 10 form State constitution

 Among the nominations confirmed to-day, were, Mr.West as Consul to Hong Kong, and General Gould, of Rochester, New ' ork, as Marshal of the northern district of the State of New ' ork. These two were new nomin- alions in place of two rejected yesterday.

 The Senate, after transacting variety of unimporant executive business, acquainted the President of the United States, that if he had no further Communications to make, il was ready 10 adjourn. Soon after, the Presi- dent, though Mr. Allen, one of the committee appointed to wait upon him, answered that he had no further communication 10 make, and washed the senators all health and hap piness upon returning to their homes whereupon, the Senate, at ] o'clock, adjourn ed, sine die.

 Yesterday the injunction of secracy was, l I r I f following;

 IN EXECUTIVE SESSION, MARCH 10, 1915

 Mr. Begren submitted the following reso- Iution for consideration:

 RsoIced, That in executing the authority conferred by the joint resolution of Congress. entitled "A joint resolution for the annexa- ton ofTexas to the United States,o the Pre- sdent of the United States will best conform 10 tine provisions of the constitution by re- sorting to the trealy-making power, for the purpose of accomplishing the objects of that resolution.

 Resotocd, That the Secretary be directed to lay before the President of the United Sales a copy this resolution.

 MARCH II, I845

 Mir. McDullie moved to lay the above re. solution on the table; which passed aaima. tive by the following vote:

 YGAs-Messrs. Allen, Ashley. Atchison Atherton, Bagby, Benton, Breese, Cass, Dick inson, Dix, Fairfield, IIannegan, Haywood Huger, Johnson of Louisiana, Lewis, Me. Dufie, Niles, Semple, Sevier, Speight, Surge on, and Woodbnry-23.

 NAYs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Berrien Thomas Clayton, John A Clayton, Corwin Crittenden. Dayton, Evans, Green, Hunting. ton, Jarnagin, Johnson of Maryland, Man, gum, Morehead, Phelps, Simmons, Upham Webster, and Woodbridge-20.