The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-17

DtNiES ana oEhmhN pafuclpolcd.
The question was then taken and no quorum
voted.
On motion of Mr.. DANIEL, call ofthe House
ordered.
And the roll having been called, lag members
answered their names.
Further proceedings were then snspened.
And the ball was read third time and passed.
The bill for the relief of Captain John Patton was
read third time and passed.
The bill TO incorporate the Orphan Asylum and
Female Free school at Alexandra, was referred to
the Committee Of the Whole on the stats OF the
Union.
The bill for the relief of Solomon Russell was
read third time and passed.
The bill for the relief of Major James P. Fl. Por-
ter coming up,
Mr.. HUNGERFoRD opposed it.
When, ON motion of Mr.. COOKE, il was laid on
the table.
The bill for the relief of James Gee was read
third time and passed
Mr. McILVAINE, on leave, offered the follow
ing resolution; which was adopted
RsOissd That message be sent TO the senate request
ing that the joint resolution Of this House for the relief Of
in the engrossmsnt theTeofmsy be corrected.
The bill for the relief Of Lewis Hastings came up;
and on motion of Mr.. DANIEL, was laid on the
table.
The bill for the relief Of William Poole came up;
and, on motion Of Mr. DANIEL, it was laid on the
Mr.. TIBBATTs gave notice of motion to re-
consider
The bill for the relief Of Gideon A. Perry came
up; on motion Of MI HAMLiN, it was laid on the
table.
Mr.. BRINKERHoFF moved a reconsideration
of the vote.
The House refused to consider the vote.
The bill for the relief of William Moss, was read
third time, and passed.
The Joint resolution for the relief Of John B. Den
ton and Gurus, coming up, on the question of con-
curing with the Committee of the Whole in its rec
ommendalioa that il do not pass,
The recommendation (after few words from
Messrs. TOoMBS and FARAN) was not concur
red In.
And the bal was read a third time and passed.
The bill for the relief Of the legal representatives
Of Thomas Murray, junior, deceased, was, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. GORDON, laid on the table.
The bill providing for similar compensation for
the officers and soldiers who served in the Indian
prior 10 the treaty ofGreenyile, in 1875, as is
now authorized by law to be paid to officers and sol
dlers OF The evolutionary war, was referred to the
Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
Bills of the following titles read third time
and passed:
A bill for the relief Of Richard Hargrave Lee.
A bill for the relief Of Margaret Gwinnup, Of
Hamilton county, Ohio.
A bill for the relief Of Leah Gray.
A bill for the relief Of Mary Campbell, widow of
John Campbell
A bill for the relief Of Lewis Laing.
A bill for the relief of William Gump.
A bill for the relief of John Carr, John Batty,
and s. Stevenson, seamen board the whale ship
Magaret
A bill for the relief Of John McAlister.
A bill for the relief Of James Journey.
A bill for the relief Of Jose Carxillo.
A bill for the relief Of Jonathan Brown.
A bill for the relief Of Patrick Masterson.
bill for the relief Of Elizabeth Bets, Of the city
of New York.
A bill for the relief of Mary Phelps, Of the coun-
ty Of Genesee, State OF New York.
A bill for the relief Of Mary Segar, Of Jefferson
county, State Of New York.
A bill for the relief Of Catharne Fulton, Of Wash
ington county, Pennsylvania.
A bill for the relief of Polly Damron.
A bill for the relief of Surrsnus Cobb.
A bill for the relief Of Justin Jacobs, by yeas 60,
nays So
A bill granting pension to Daniel Pratt.
A ball granting pension to John Campbell, Of
Garland, in the State of Maine.
A bill granting pension to Joseph Dusseau.
A bill granting pension TO Abraham Ausmen.
A bill for the relief Of Griffin Kelly.
A bill for the relief Of Benjamin Allen.
A bin for the relief Of Aquilla Goodwin.
A bill for the relief of Phineas Capen, of the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, legal admin
traitor of John Coke, deceased, of Boston.
A bill for the relief of the heirs and legal repre-
sentatives of Richard c. Allen, deceased.
A bill for the relief Of John Milstead, Of Escsm-
ba county, Florida
A bill for the relief of the legal representatives of
John Ruddle.
A bill for the relief of Joseph curwen, surviving
partner Of Willing d Curwen.
A bill for the relief Of the owners of the ship
Herald of Baltimore.
A bill for the relief Of William 3. Lang.
A bill for the relief of David Thomas, of Phila-
delpha.
bill for the relief of Elisha F. Richards.
Mr.. WHEATON,, from the Committee on En-
rolled Bills made second report.
The House took up the motion of Mr.. TIBBATTs
reconsider the vote by which the bill for the relief
of William Poole had been laid on the table.
The vote reconsidered.
And the question recurring, and being taken on its
passage,
No quorum voted
Whereupon, the House adjourned
The following petitions and memorials were pre-
scented under the rule and referred to the appropriate
committees:
By Mr.. RELFE: The petition of Newbold Cannon and
Inhabitants of Lewis county, Missouri asking the
Of from n in Lewis county
By Mr.. HARRISON: The memorial Of James r. Thorn
of Georgia h rsspssng HI; in
BY the SPEAKER The petition of S. and w. J. Wise
asking compensation for mail service referred to the Com
mittee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
By MIR. WENTWORTH: The petition of sundry citizens
OF Kendall county, Illinois, for mailroue from Ottawa
via Mount Kenchebocker Hodermans Grove Plattevlle
Plainfeld, and Cas-, to Summit Cook county Illinois: re-
erred to the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
By MIR JULIUS ROCKWELL: The petition of Mrs. Ma
ry Brown of Clarksburgb Massachusetts for pension.
By MIR. REUBEN CHAPMAN: The petition Of the citi
of Gadson, Alabama Cherokee county formerly Dou
BILE springs asking for mail stageroute from that point
TO Rome, Georgia via Ashye Springvile Eyton, Ala
bama; referred to the Committee the Post Office and
Post Roads
BY Mr. WENTWORTH: The remonstrance of Mrs
Charity Hampton of Kane county: referred to the Commit
tee Private Land Claims.
By Mr.. PETIT: The petition of citizens of Carroll
county Indiana for the establishment of mairoute from
Delphi in the said county to Burlington in the same and
for postoice the said rou to be called Monroe"
By MIR. DODGE: The petition Of Lewis A. Thomas and
Thomas Rogers praying compensation for services
sell in defending two Sioux Indians charged with murder
in the Territory Of Iowa referred to the Committee of
Claims. Thepstion of George Rider praying donation
Of quarter section of land in Iowa: referred to the Commit
tee Public Lands Also memorial OF the Iowa Historical
and Geological Institute praying that the laws
der which books and other scientific and literary APP
paraus and objects have for the last thirty years
admitted free OF duty may not be repealed referred to the
Committee Of Ways and Means.