The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-06

Mr. O. s. HOUSTON had heretofore moved TO
rccommIl the bill with the following instIue-
tons:
ITO report a bill releasing v d. Thomson from the
amount Of which occurred after the sPPolasnt
Of John 5. Napier to the office"
whole subject be laid on the table; pending which
motion the morning hour had expired.
And the question was now taken on the said mo-
ton, and decided in the affirmative.
So the whole subject was laid on the table
THE rRsArE CALENDAR.
On motion of Mr. DANIEL, the House passed
to the consideration OF bills on the private caen-
dar, under the restriction contained in the following
rule:
ION the first and fourth Friday Of each month the eslen
passage Of which objection shall thens made shall be
hrst considered and disposed Of"
The bill for the relief Of Col William Grayson
coming up,
Mr.. CLARKE rose, and Withdrew his objection.
But debate being indicated, the bill went over.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
motion made by Mr.. CLARKE on Saturday, the 2lst,
10 reconsider the vote by which the House on that
day laid upon the table the bill for the relief Of
Charles M. Gibson.
And the question being put, " Shall the said vote
be reeonsideredl' II was decided in the negative.
So the said bill was laid upon the table.
On motion Of Mr.. DANIEL, the House resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole, Mr. JULIUS
RocKwELL in the chair on the private calendar.
A great number Of bills, 10 which objection was
made, were laid over.
The following bills were laid aside 10 be reported
To the House
A bill for the relief of Samuel Jordan.
A bill for the relief of Wiley B. Parnell.
A bill for the relief Of Isabella Baldridge, widow
Of Captain John Badridge.
A bill for the relief Of Samson Brown
Mr. GORDON moved that the committee rise,
with view TO act on the said bills in the House
No quorum voted.
So the committee rose, and reported the fact TO
the House.
Whereupon the House adjourned.
The following petitions and memorials were pre-
sented under the rule, and referred TO the apProP
ate committees:
BY MIR NORRIS: The petition OF Richard Melvin, Jane
Perham Martha LETTERS and Nancy c. Hardy children and
legal representatives Of Mary Paten late Of Chester New
Hampshire for the amount OF pension due the said Mary
Patton at the time Of her dseease
By MIR. STEWART: The petition and documents Of Peter
Myers Of Greene county Pennsy soldier Of the late
war; referred to the Committee Invalid Pensions.
BY Mr.. J. DAVIS; The petition Of John y Gillespie
enter at the minimum price tract Of land Of which he now
holds possession referred to the Committee Of Claims
SE Mt meoLhENAn , The petition Of Is eilsn, Of
national amory and foundry Fort Msssac in said State:
referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
By MIR. HARMANs0N: The petition Of william NIcFar.
land asking confirmation Of private land claims The petit
ton Of Elizabeth Burroughs for confirmation Of private
claim.
BY MIR r. SMITH: The petition OF the heirs Of Captain
Andrew English ioT forage furnished the army lin the
revolutionary war by said English referred the Com.
mittee Revolutionary Claims. Memorials signed by
large number Of ctzens Of Indiana and Illinois prsyng the
establishment OF mailroute direct from Evansville In.
diana, TO Fairfield, Illinois and the dscontinuauce of Ger.
tain msirouts referred the Committee the
and Post Roads.
By MIR, TIBBATTs; memorial numerousIy signed by
travellers the Mississippi and Ohio rivers pray ing
passage OF Law which shall compel the and cap
tans OF steam vessels to have placed each outside boiler
"Eyanss Safety Guard TO prevent explosions.
BY Mr.. SAWYER: The petition OF William Hawrll OF
Ohio for increase Of pension: referred to the Committee
on Revolutionary Pensions.
By Mr.. WOOD: The memorial Of Theodore Frelnghuy
John Delsfed William e. Redhed and others for
pesng the law imposing duties scientific books