FIRST sEssIoN-2eTH CONGRESS

SENATE.
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THURSDAY, December IL, lS45.


The resolutions Of Mr. Allen in relation to Ore
gon, were presented; they were objected to, and
lie over under theyrule.


The subject Of the French spoliations, was re.
ferred to Select Committee, consisting of
Messrs Fairfield, Mangum, Dix, Sturgeon and
Dayton.


Mr.. Benton offered resolution relative to
paying the amount which would have been due
the late Sergeant-at Arms, to the family of the
deceased, which was passed.


Mr.. Haywood remarked that there was mes
sage from the President upon the table, yet un-
opened, and he moved that the Senate now &c
into Executive session--which motion was
adopted after spending short time in secret
session, the Senate adjourned over until Mon
day.