The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-21

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GsorssOs1 model foundry for the manufacture Of ora
| nance Tor the Unitsd Stsiss
objseied to. H1 Ta H s,
| Mr.. GORDON, from the Committee Of Claims,
made adverse report upon the position OF Zieha'
riah Lawrence; which report was laid upon the
Mr.. HoGE, from the same committee, made an
| adverse report upon the petition Of Conrad House
and J Wilkinson which report was laid upon the
table.
Mr.. MORRIS, from the Committee on Public
Lands, made report upon the petition OF the heirs
Of John Whitseii, accompanied by a bill for their
relief which bill was read twice, and committed,
oPHAS's ASYLUM or ALEXANDRIA.
Mr.. A. ID. SIMS, from the Committee on the
District OF Columbia, reported bill 10 incorporate
the Orphans Asylum and Female Free School Of
Alexandra IN the District of Columbia, aeoompa-
MED by report which was read twice, and COM
mitled. ".....E ...s.. ......
Mr. RATHBUN, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, 10 which Was referred the SeDate bill an
titled "An ACT TO authorize the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO make an arrangement or compromise
with MAGGIE M. Qusckenboss, and has co-oblgors,
or any Of them, for claims on bonds given by them
as Surses to the United S'alesi" sPortod the same
without amendment. .-.... r".
Mr.. HlLLlARD, nom the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads made a report upon the
case OF VIM. u. Stokes, surviving partaer OF J. n.
&. Stockton * CO., accompanied 10y a b, for his
relief which bill WAS read twice aud committed.
TEXAS MAIL SERVICE.
Mr.. HOPKINS, from the Committee on the Post
Office and Post Roods, 10 which was referred the
resolution from he Senate, entitled "A resolution
providing for temporary msul service in Texas re-
ported the same without amendment Ordered that
the said resolution be committed.
PRIVATE. -....
On motion Of Mr.. RATHBUN, ordered that The
Committee on the Judiciary be discharged ffosl the
consideration OF the petition OF w. Yannoy, VIM
Harris, and VIM p. Moore; which was laid upon
the table.
MIR. E. II. EWING made report upon the case
OF The heirs or legal representatives Of Col France
Vigo, accompanied by bill for their relief; which
bali Was read twice and committed
MIR J. A. ROCKWELL, from the Committee
Of Claims which referred the bill for the re
lief Of jacob l.. Vance, reported the same with an
amendment, accompanied by a report in writing;
which was committed TO the committee Of the whole
House tomorrow.
PRIVATE.
Mr.. STEPHEN ADAMS, from the Committee
on Private Land Claims, made a report upon the
petition OF Solomon Russell, in Somerset in Maine,
accompanied by bill for his relief which bill was
read twice. and committed.
Mr.. BENTON, from the Committee on Indian
J. Price, reported bill for his relief which bill was
read twice, and committed.
rHE wNSEsAoo INDIANS.
Mr.. CATHCART, from the same committee,
made an adverse report upon the memorial Of the
legislature Of Iowa, for the removal Of the Wnneba-
go Indians; which was laid upon the table.
Mr.. CATHCARF. from the same committee
made report upon the petition off. & L. WGrdl
accompanied by ball for their relief which bill
was read twice, and committed.
UNITED STATES ooURTS IN ONO.
Mr.. FARAN gave notice of a. motion for leave
to introduce a Dill TO roorganze the district and
circuit courts Of the United States in the S,usc Of
Ohio. ..0.r
PRIVATE.
Mr.. LEAKE, from the Committee Of Claims,
made an adverse report upcn the petition Of James
X. Blunt; which report was laid upon the table
Mr.. HERRlCK, from Lie Committee on Rev
dictionary Pensions to whom was referred the sub
ect reported bill for the relief Of the legal repre-
senlatives Of Tsrlton Woodson, deceased W UGH bill
read twice, and committed.
o. .'L. PRIVATE.
In pursuance Of previous notice, Mr.. COOKE
asked, Obtained leave, and introduced bills Of tie
following titles: aa"t .k
bill Tor the relief OF James Green;
A bill for the relief Of lsne McBee, al the cnaG-
ly Of Granger, in the State of Tennessee;
w men Dlls were reno twlce ana comullltCu
BRIDGE ACROSS THE ONO.
Mr.. McHENRY, by leave, presented resolutions
Of the legislature Of the State Of Kentucky, relative
to bridge at Wheeling, over the Ohio river; which
was referred to the Committee on Roads and ca
mails.
PRIVATE.
Mr.. HENLEY, from the Committee on Patents
to which referred the bill from the Senate emit
tied An act for the relief of Charles G.. Page report
81, .tt.. Il g..
few remarks from Messrs. HENLEY, HOPKINS,
d. P. KING, THURMAN, and GROVER, was,
on motion Of Mr.. laid upon the table.
PRIVATE.
Mr.. THURMAN, from the Committee OH the
Judiciary, made an adverse report upon the case Of
Thomas Thody; which was laid upon the table.
Posr-RoUTE
Mr.. THURMAN, on leave given, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions; which read, considered, and
adopted .. ~
Resolved That the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads hereby inquire the expediency
county in The state Of Ohio, by Marble Furnace, tranquil
lily, and Youngsrlle to Ecknansvc, in said county Of
Adams. Ds. rat .. ...
SOLDIERS or THE LAST WAR
Mr. ASHMUN gave notice of motion for leave to
introduce bill for the relief of the soldiers of the
4,h regiment Of Infantry who served in the last
with Great Britain.
In pursuance of previous notice, Mr.. PRICE
asked, obtained leave, and introduced a bill for the
relief Of George Jackson end others; which bill
read twice, and committed.
On motion of Mr.. DANIEL, the morning hour
having expired, the House determined to proceed to
the consideration Of private business.
EXECUTIVE coMMuSIcArroNs.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the fol-
lowing communications:
|. A letter from the Secretary Of War trans
hitting, in answer to the resolution Of the House
of Representatives Of the 18th instant, statement
of the residences of the several clerks and other
persons in the employment of that department, at
the time of their employment which letter and
statements were laid upon the table, a..
II. A letter from the Secretary Of War trans
hitting in obedience to the resolution of the House
Of Representatives Of the 18th instant, report
touching the comparative advantages and disadvan-