The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-07

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| Akhr APPROPRIATIONS BILL
The House took up the report (on the Speakers
table, from the second committee Of conference here
tofore appointed the dsagreeing votes Of the two
houses on certain amendments 10 the ball making
appropriations for the support of the army for the
current fiscal year.
The report recommended a compromise whleh
wSs eOHegyTsd in.
| NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The bill making appropriations for the support of
the navy for the current fiscal year, taken up.
And, on motion of Mr.. MCKAY, the House in
sisted on lis disagreement TO the amendment Of the
Senate, and committee Of conference was ordered
TO be appointed.
| TnE MILITANT ACADEMY BILL.
This bill (Which had been returned from the Sen
ate with amendmenls) was referred TO the Commit.
tee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union.
GENERAL AUTHORIZATION BILL.
The bill making appropriations for the civil and
diplomatic expenses Of the government for the cur
rent fiscal year, (which had been returned from the
Senate with smendments,) was reported back by
Mr.. MCKAY, from the Committee Of WAYS and
Means, and referred TO the Committee Of the Whole
on the state ofthe Union.
PAYMENT OF VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA.
| Mr.. MCKAY, on leave given, reported from the
resolution directing the pigment Of certain yolun-
tsers and militia under the limitations therein pre-
senbed;
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Of s UaiisS sssIs Of f.iSs IN c~aSr,,. s.s~iiI That
the sscrstaTy Of War be add he hereby. authorized and
70 Gauss 20 es pad out Of TIE made
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E ofMsxoo, approved the ISth day Of MAY Isl6 the
Venntsss and militia called and actually received By virtue
o. me ords o. oshsrsl Gaines into the service o. ms
United states during the present and discharged be-
organized aaA under said call including the
two companies OF Maj Osy command, and the company
81 i,ss $780, IG .A - 4, "a s
blsd Al Yiekbarg and Afterwards dsbandsd or dsehsred
and the companies Of Ohio volunteers assembled At Camp
Na.hns'on near CDe sHa who sl1in 70 hsss been
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aio aness snd no more dad 6gfGsr Thai where states
individuals have paid the expenses, provided the
means o. o. volunteers 70 the place o. sasi
oSt tha. 1aInsh5 no. sb M mi ~ H. 1si
each may he charged on the pay rolls shd
withheld and Fsd 10 the State or individual who actually
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as surgeon. have spSs IgiSat, Of yeunIssr' 10 he
time then msdica officers duly appointed by the United
states entered upon the duties with said rrgmea, they
may receive the same rate Of eonPshsAtion and to Ike
m Ds :. oi y Jaw aao pstsSns aoihs sns
apSsT ne eiFamst.Drss NAV In Is msansT receive he
sane rate Of ana 70 ks numbsr Of DAYS as
authorized BY existing Law.
| The resolution having been twice read
Mr. Mckay called for the reading Of q letter on
| the subject from the Secretary of War, which was
read.
| Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi moved 10
amend the resolution bv inserting AFTER 'Natchez
Fencibles," and Pontotoc Royers.
| NIT, in support of his amendment, said he had
no desire IN diseuas This resolution Advances had
| been made bv the States in good faith. and thew
ought TO he reimbursed. But as the principles Of
this bill covered the case Of the Pontotoc Royers he
1 hoped il would be inserted lest the construction
might be that the resolution did not cover their case
On the same principle that YOU nav the hatcher
| Fencibles you must pay the Pontotoc Rovers. The
cases are equally meritorious and these gallant men
exhibited the same patriotism and readiness 70 obey
he eahs 0, then country. ne Knew u ne ui nn
euIy =, nn"Ss ou.h r WN "a W ao IT,
serl VI INC Nohn.'ee VI "ps anu 4nea'. iie
was PesuA1eu INC omission mus na,e oS SI.
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man OF mat oonn'n'e eI 70 aloS VOC ahehu
meh' 70 DC Inse,iea Wshout oPPos,aon, AZ mos
4 oases, nc hne~ uie ulln.uly ,i"J rs sme".
ments 10 s1ch cases put ne oeheveu ms was an
iso'aeu any peculiar case ms COMPANY, e"uu
'he oele tnat u,ey Nere acoeP'eu 'o eo VI
.he country IN sss man a aad no
j Ia, ord &C., ago .,d 400 miles by the river
to the place Of rendezvous But they were rccd to-
ferurn ehAd fee n noIinSauou =. -'s oe
paid, and he hsPeu man OF the Committee
Of ways and Means would see no danger IN admit
| NJ NcKaY onnossd IN. s,,.nd,,s,, The ;o;r,
resolution, he said had been drawn up on consultation
i with the head of the War Department and he (Mr.
Mex did not therefore feel authorized 10 vote for
any amendment. He hoped it would be rejected.
i And he moved the previous question.
| MIR RATHBUN submitted that the Joint reso-
luton must be committed.
The SPEAKER oyerruled the point Of order
There was no APPROPRIATION nor could Joint reso-
luton appropriate money.
The demand for the previous question was then
seconded.
The main question was ordered; and. being taken,
the amendmen, was reiected and the Joint resolu-
ton was read third time and passed !
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| Mr.. JACob IHoMPSON made an unsucoes-
full attempt to report Joint resolution (purport not
| stately from the Com u,i,tee on Indian Affairs
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"r, horinoN enoeasoreu unsoOoessiuhy W
nave the committees called Tor reports.
/ On motion of Mr.. HOPKINS, the House re-
solved ;,self into Cor, potee Of the Whole on tho
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