The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-20

munieation from the Navy Department, transmit
tng in conformity 10 the requirements ola resoiu-
lion passed by the Senate, a report from The Com
missioner ofPensions IN relation TO The number OF
applications for pensions that have been rejected,
and The reasons therefor; which was ordered 10 he
pnaed, and referred to the Committee on Pen
siJns.
Also, communication from The Department Of
War, in answer to a resolution by the Senate IN re-
laIon TO the measures necessary to be taken 10 Sc
cure the inland communication between Fort Gfau-
" and the works now in progress Of comPietlonat
Sand Hill, on the Detroit river. I....--...
Also, a communication from the Secretary OF inc
Navy, transmitting statement nom the cecona
Comptroller Of the Treasury, ofthe appropriations
for the naval service for the fiscal year ending June
90th, le45.
MIR. ALLEN presented the memorial Of the chiefs
and DELEGATES oflhe Wyaudott nation Of Indians,
prsyins payment of the value of thsir Improvements
csded 10 The United States by treaty Of March II,
1912; which was referred TO the Committee on In
dian Affairs.
Mr.. ARCHER presented four memorials Of ei,i-
zens OF Philadelphia, praying modification OF the
naturalization laws, requiring residence oftweniy
one years previous to acquiring the rights of cili
renship; which were referred to the Committee on
'-sSs. DIX presented the memorial OF citizens OF
Cayuga county, New York, praying that the frank
ing privilege may be abolished, and the postage on
ali halfounee letters reduced TO two cents; which
was referred To the Committee on tho Post Office
and Post Roads
Mr.. ID. also presented the memorial Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, Of New York city, praying the
establishment Of branch Of the United States mint
in said eityi which was referred 70 the Committee
on Finance
Mr. ID. further presented the memorial Of Brown
& Nelson, importing merchants in the city of New
York. asking that duties paid by them on GER
tain importa,ions Of cotton from Texas, prior TO the
ais, Dscember- Isa5. may be refunded; which was
referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Finsncc
Mr., WEBSTER presented the petition Of Asa
Andr,yy late COLLECTOR of customs for the district Of
Inswieh' Macs praying the payment OF balance
,rcertsined 10 bo due him in suit brought against
him by the United States for an alleged deficiency
IN bis secounts: which was referred 10 the Commit
Tee on the Judiciary
Mr. SIMMONS presented the petition of We'll
come parmeter. praying a pension for an injury re-
c,iyed in tha military service Of the United States
ss mss r,rsrr,a y ,be Commute on Pensions.
Mr. STURGEON presented the responsiveness Of
eitnens OF northern Pennsylvania against any COM
orouo;,s NJ ,he OREGON boundary short of the line
IF $40 4u: which was referred TO the Committee on
Eor.ign Affairs
M nlso nre.en,ed the pettion of the legal rep.
r.sen,o,ves of Bichard Butler, deceased, praying the
.au,s,,, oS rLalance standing N his credit on The
80 81 an. ,re..nrv for advances in the reyolr-
,;onnrv war. which wa, referred to the Committee
~ ID yy,I',,;onsr, Cla;r,. = =. -
"a roassaoe fcom The President of the United
STE. ,s.s - ,ece;v.d bv Mr. WIxya. nj. pri.
So,s s,Srs,.rv 50 -
A. JARSAGIN nrssented n communication
.;snsi ha Somuel Martin proposing plan for the
drfence ~ ,be Iakes which was referred 10 The Com
t;',ne 80 % M ~. 4 s.;ra I'm" " '
M 7 also nresen,ed !. communication from the
eve inJ;y;dnsJ nronosng certain modi6eations of
the Of he country: which was referred to
M CAMERoN presented the memorial Of mer-
chants of Pbiadephia. praying the construction of
L.rtors on liz EASTERN aide n Reedv island and At
Ronoba Hook in Inc Delaware river; which was re-
f.v,"d 80 ,hs con,m;,,ee IN Commerce.
Mr. hTcHIsoN presented The petition of ci,i-
,sbI;shn.n, of, weetIy mail fr,m Trenton 10 the
,,,',', 20, 81 s.;d c,,n,y ,uben located bnt nro
10y, 80 H.. lilac ~ warsaw, which was 70.
s,r,sd - he Commistee nm The Post Cf5ce and Pos
Roads.
M pENNyRAcKEP nresen,.d The memor;,
~ IN, Ro.,d Of Trade Of Wheeling. Virginia. set
t;na fr,b The ,dvsn,ao.s and .,king the oonstr,,c
80 ~ hridoo across he Ohio IN conncct m,
n.,;onaI road 1hrnuub the latter State with thai Of
Virginia. .,.-r...
Mr. p. said tina, The subject was one of much i'm.
or,ancs and ,berefors called for tba reading Of The
pp.mor;sI which w,a ordered. and which having
nccomnIisbed. il WINS referred 10 The Committee on
The Post Office and Post Roads.
NJ RRIGIJT nres.nted the nation of lanes
R;eeIow ,dmnistrator of the estate of Francis ca
zssu nrsv;nr ! Enumeration for supnes Furnished
- hs Irn;,sJ states army during M revolution. and
o,hsr soc,;6ces mad. IN k eause 81 American indie
s,smd.n.a. ,,bh u,as reCorr.d ~ he Commitiee nm
he Tnd;c;,rv
TA rressa5e was received from the House Of Rem
nnnouncng The massage. by said House.
~ hi 10 resnlae writa Of error and appeals from
The United STATES circuit court for Inc middle dis
,r;ct II Alabnma Concurrent action on which was
..Lsd ~ The SENATE ~ n"
NJ cRTrTENIjEN nrr.ep,ed IN. memor;al of
p.;l;s p.v,nn nravng ,he nr,rch,se Inv he limited
States oS XII ;ndv;dns ,no;ety of tract Of land in
the sonthwe., mass Of The Missis.;ppi river. occu-
med NV hs TINTED States for nublic purposes, and
sation for The time thsv nave already had The
use ~ Il: which was referred 10 The Committee on
Private Land Claims.
Mr.. YULEE presented the memorial of J. C.
BALDWIN, praying indemnify TOT loss sustained IN ID
Blasl Containing lead ore. which had been wreck
ed on the coast Of Florida, north of Cape Fear, and
h., d;rac,;op az Tho fTn;ted States officer com