IN SENATE.
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THURSDAY, March 6. 1916.


The Senate met at IL O'clock and after the
reading of the Journal. on motion of Mr.. Evans,
proceeded to the consideration of executive busi-
ness, and remained in secret session till quarter
past o'clock.


The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
taken to day on the nominations before the Senate
Mr. Benton was absent in consequence of indis-
position. Globe.
THE SENATE sat with closed doors on Tuesday,
without we believe acting upon any appointments;
and then adjourned over to Monday, apparently
to give time to the President to prepare nomina-
tions for the many important Offices left vacant
by the late termination of the session Of Congress
without acting upon them; or which it may be the
intention Of the President now to vacate 1t is
supposed that the Senate will remain in session
yet some days. National InteUigencsr.