NEWSPAPERS.
Mr. Dwiggins moved to take up the motion pending at the adjournment last evening, viz.: to reconsider the vote adopting the substitute resolution subscribing for four copies of the daily Sentinel and four copies of the daily Journal.
The President decided that there being no division of the question called for, the vote rejecting the latter part of the motion disposed of it for the time being.
Mr. Steele moved to reconsider the vote of last evening adopting the substitute resolution subscribing for eight daily papers for the use of Senators.
Mr. Glessner made the point of order that under the rules but one motion to reconsider can be entertained during the session.
The President decided the point of order well taken, and declared there was nothing before the Senate.
Mr. Dwiggins moved to suspend the order of business, and take up the motion pending at the adjournment last night.
The President decided the motion out of order, a similar motion having been decided inadmissable but a few minutes since.
