The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-15

lion to the District Court Of the United States.
Also, several other adverse reports; which We're
appropriately disposed Of.
COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
Mr.. CROSS reported a private bill, which Wa
read twice, referred 10 Committee Of the Wbols
House, made the order Of the day for 10 morrow
and printed
COMMITTEE ON INDIAN Affairs
Mr., BENTON reported bill granting pension
to Milly, Greek woman which was read twice re-
ferred 10 Committee Of the Whole House "a.
the order oil the day for tomorrow and ordered .,
be printed
Mr.. FOOT reported bill for the relief of Cso,r.
Wallace, which was read twice, referred 10 a CO.
mittee OF the Whole House, made the order Of ~.
day for tomorrow, and printed
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY ArrA,ss
MIR. COLES asked TO be discharged from IN. cor
| sdcration Of the memorial Of w H. Freeman. of a.,
tee on Naval Affairs
Mr. HARDIN reported a substitute for the hin -
ierred TO the Committee on Naval Affairs. a,k;o,
| pay Tor horses lost in the Florida campaign
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Mr. PARMENTER made report which w,. o..
| proPriately disposed of.
Mr.: ATKINSON made report, which wa, an.
Propriately disposed Of ~
MIR. TiiOMASSON reported bill to carry into
ehec. 'he boundary line between the United State.
| and Texas, which read twice, referred IN ,
Committee Of the Whole on the state of the JTn;on
made the order of the day for to morrow and order
| cd to be printed.
Mr.. C. J. INGERsoLL made several reoor,.
which were appropriately disposed of.
COMMITTEE ON REVOLUTIONARY pENsroys,
MIR. SlMONS reported bill for the relief of So
ran Parker, widow of Joseph Parker which Wa
read twice, referred to a Committee of the Whole
maze 'he order OF the day for Tomorrow, and
printed. ~
Also bills for the relief of Henry Freeman o,i
John Hose, which were read twice, referred TO a
Committee of the Whole made the order of the day
Tor TO- morrow, and printed
mr.. SIEENROD reported bill granting compen.
satlon 10 Pension Agents, which was read twice re-
ferred TO a Committee of the Whole, made the orjet
| Of tne Gay Tor to morrow, and printed.
Mr. DUNCAN reported bill for the defrayinp
OF the expenses Of the Legislature of the TERRITORY
OF Wisconsin Tor the year 1874; which was read
twice, referred to Committee of the Whole moJe
the order Of the day for tomorrow, and printed
COMMITTEE ON INVALID PENSIONS.
Mr. CoLLuM made an: adverse report in the case
OF Ezekiel Baker and others; which were laid mon
tl,e table and ordered to be printed.
Also, bill Tor the relief Of Samuel DEM, which
was read twice, referred 10 Committee of the
Whole, made the order Of the day for TO morrow
and printed. $500
Mr.. MONKS, Of Ohio, made report; which was
appropriately disposed of.
Mr. A. SMITH made several reports; which were
appropriately disposed Of
mr.. RUSSELL made several reports; which were
appropriately disposed of.
Mr. TILDEN made several renorts. which ,yers
appropriately disposed of.
MT bkiNhERHOFF asked that the Committee
OH infahu tensions be discharged from the further
consideration oil resolution OF inquiry in eaiion To
'ne expectancy OF placing those who have bein
wounded IN the Florida campaign on the pension list:
Also several other reports which were apnropriale
ly disposed Of rr
Mr. WRIGHT made report, which wa, appro-
priately disposed of.
COMMITTEE ON ROADS AND CANALS.
Mr. OWEN asked to be discharged from the con-
sideraon of memorial, and that il be referred 1,
the Committee on Public Lands
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Mr.. LEONARD reported bill authorizing the
collection OF tolls the Potomac bridge which was
read twice, referred to Committee OF the Whole
made the ord of the day for tomorrow, and
printed.
Mr.. JAMESON, from the Committee on Public
nu'ungs, made several reports, which were appro-
Priately disposed Of.
COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY
Mr. BU RkE reported joint resolution accepting
the sword of Washington and the saf of Franklin,
and hoped II would pass.
The question required on its engrossment.
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON called for its reading
II was read
80 the resolution was engrossed, read the third
time and PASSED.
Mr. Mckay, from the Committee of WAYS aud
Means, asked TO be discharged from the further con
sideraton OF memorial, and that il be referred 10
The COMMITTEE on Claims. Also, TO be discharged
from various other subjects which were agreed to.
Mr. HOPklNS, from the Committee on the Post
Once and Post Roads, made adverse repor, on
the memorial of James T Caldwell, which was ap-
propristely disposed Of
Mr. SMITH, OF Illinois, presented memorial In
relation TO removing distractions in the Missis-
s,PPi,, which was referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
MIR. SEYMOUR offered resolution of inquiry
which was appropriately disposed Of.
Mr. RATHBUN, from the Committee on Revou-
honary Pensions. reported bill for the relief Of
Richari Elliott, which was read twice referred to
committee Of the Whole, made the order of the day
for tomorrow, and printed.
MIR HALE offered resolution Of inquiry in rela
ton TO the sale Of spirtuous liquors.
Mr. LEWIS objected
Mr. MOORE. OF Ohio, presented q memorial
which was appropriately disposed Of
Mr.. SlMONS offered a resolution in relation TO
Long Island Sound, which was agreed to-
Mr. SCHENCk moved that the House adjourn.
Tellcrs we're called for, and Messrs Burke and
Tbomasson were appointed tcllers, who reported -
In The ahrmatiye-noes not counted
Mr. BURKE demanded the yeas and nays, which
were ordered.
The CLERK then called the ROLL and the following
IS the result-ycas IS, nays co
so the House adjourned.
Mr. DAVIS, Of Indisns, presented instructions
from six hundred citizens of Dawes county Ind
ana, upon the subject OF TIE Wabash and Ere
Canal.