Mr. JOHNSON. The suggestion thatImade yesterday to the Senate, and particularly to tha chairninn of the committee, was, that under the circumstance sin which we were at thnttime, it seemed to me but pmper that the bill should not be finally di. iosed of until we should have an opportunity o seeing what objections to the bill were to be found in a communication made by the Governor of SCarolina to the presidyent of the U.S., and which we were informed would be laid upon the tables of senators today. I am very much inclined to think that but for the understanding to which we came yesterday, an understanding to which the momber from California and myself were more particularly the parties, but an understandin aparently acquiesced in by the members of the Senate, the vote would not have been taken yesterday at all, or might not have been taken. All that I ask is that that understanding shall be carried out now. I was not aware until I came into the Senate, being engaged elsewhere, and not comin in at the time of the asseinblingof the Senate, that the honorable member from California had failed to make his motion to reconsider; but I found that the motion had not been made, and that the Clerk, in the discharge of his duty, had transmitted the bill to the HoRep. All that I desire is that the bill shall be brought back. The communication of the Governor of SCarolina is on our tables, and it appears to mcl have read itto contain matters of very serious importance which the Senate ought to consider before it decides finally. Allthat I wish to say, if it comes back, will be said in a very short time; and the Senate will be able to pass upon the bill certainly without any unreasonable dela caused by any remarkswhich I shall make. do not see that it is so important to the success of the measure that the bill should be acted upon by the HoRep now, todziy, or that it is at all probable that the bill will be acted upon there today if the House is suffered to retain possession of it. If we ct it back, and the Senate use the bill in the s:ipe in which it now is, or if they shall think proper to amend it in any particular, it will go to the House on Monday morning, and I suppose the final decision of the House would be u out as early as it Would be if the motion made so kindly by the honorable Senfrom California was acquiesced in. I have nothing more to say. The Senate may dispose of it as they think proper. The question being put, a division Was called for.