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ty claimed by him in the State of Alabama.

 On motion of MT. WEBSTER, MT. EW- ING, MT. GRUNDY, Mir. SOuTHARD, MT. CLAYTON, Mir. BLACK, and Mir. WHITE, such parts of the Presidents Mes sage as had reference to the subjects pertain ing te the Committees of which they are Chairmen, were referred to those Commit tees.

 INCEND1ARY PUBLICATIONS.

 Mir. CALHOUN moved that so much of the Presidents Message as refers to the transmission of incendiary publications by mail be referred to a Special Committee. On this motion some debate took place, (which will be given in our next,l in which the affirmative of the proposition was sustain ed by Mir. PRESTON, Mir. MANGUM, Mr. CLAYTON, MT. GOLDsBOROUGH, Mir. LEIGH, MT. EWING, and Mir. DAVIS, and the negative by MT. KING, of Alabama Mir. GRUNDY, Mir. BUCHANAN, and Mr. BROWN.

 The motion of AIr. CAIHoUN was carried in the affirmatiye-ayes g. On motion of Mir. CALHOUN, the con- mittee was ordered to consist Of five Sen ators.

 The Senate proceeded to ballot for the committee, when the following Senators were elected: Mr. CALHOUN, MT. KING of Ga, MT. MANduM, Mir. DAVIS, and MT. LINN.

 On motion of MT. BLACK, the bill intro duced by him to authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to invest the ? per cent, fund, &5c. was read second time and referred.

 The Senate then adjourned.