The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-15

constitutional treasury.
Mr.. WHEATON, from the Committee on En-
rolled Bills, reported correct "An act TO continue
the Office OF Commissioner Of Pensions;" and ''An
Act for the relief Of James Bogurdusr
Anu "o fiouse aujouIhea.
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The Journal Of yesterday having been read
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a report
from the Secretary Of the Navy, accompanying an
abstract Of the contingent expenses Of that depart
ment, during the year l845.
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mi, phhiSoN presence me peuuon OF benJa
- - n = 'e go. e r. .a " H's ti'i' "
y,f.,,ea IN ,be comri,,a. an pr;y.,a n .nd CIa;,s
Mr.. ASHLEY presented further documentary
evidence in relation 10 the claim of Peter lnges for
pension; which, together with the papers former-
ly presented on the subject were referred TO the
Committee on Pensions.
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'o"A rh"rs'
Mr.. DIX presented a memorial in beh1lf Of The
marine insurance companies of New, Yo,l, helm, =
remonstrance against a peti,ion nr,,sr,.J nv
the New York pilots for repeal Of certain pilot laws
which, on motion OF MIR. d.. was ordered to be
nr,ntsd snd ref.,,ad "a an. r,n,,i,,.. -, c.,
p 'u - -" , W VIC So"'I' . y" Sui-
$780, .s.naa '"' P'''''o" " INC P'o" WIS pre-
message was received from the Presiden, oftbe
IIn;,ed S,.se. snnouncing ,h., an ~. II,b ;ns,
\, .gn.d nm, hin 10 eon1nns The ntcs ~ Co,ami.'
sioner of Pensions sso an az, for tbe reisf NJ las
Bogardus.
.. ,-r.l-r BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. BREESE, pursuant TO notice, asked, OBJ
tanned leave and introduced "A bill granting to the
State Of Illinois certain alternate sections Of the pub
lie lands, to aid in the construction Of the Northern
Cross and Cenral railroads IN that State; which
read a first and second time, and referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Louisiana, pursuant TO no.
ice, asked ootained leave, ana introduced "A Dill
10 provide for tne payment OF me eViaences oil pup
lie debt IN certain cases; whiSh was read hrst ana
second Tune, ana reierreu 10 the Oommittee on FL
nance. b So fre.. .s..
r. saiE REroRrs oF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. JkRNAGIN, from the Committee on In
dian Af5,irs 10 whom was referred the sbiect or
pubsbinr certain Indian histories. reported he fol-
lowing rrsolution; which was ordered To be nrinted
R,o.d That the Secretary Of War prepare or cause to
be prepared under his direction statement exhibiting
,h 1900 ina;sn trhss or ns,,ons from he oln,oa
war dow to the extinction Of The Indian title eastward OF
the Mississippi riyer also statement IN tabular form OF
al .ne d.a,an. naan Tor s pa1
purchase amount Of land coded or purcss The snnae.
given to each tribe the duration of suc annutie the
amount hei in trust by the United States government for
and the authority for inpestng The same ant The
number Of persons each tribe among whom such sums or
annaites were divided
Mr.. ASHLEY from the Committee on Pensions.
to whom was referred the petition Of James Nor
gan, of Virginia, for pension made an adverse re-
port thereon; which was ordered to be printed.
Mr. BENTON, from the Committee on Military
phs 3D., ~ Nv I,,s Gsnsr.I 'p aon; VI WITS
,.: G - ~.:N-- - ,s I'm
bushanJ nressn,sd renort ,bereon which 800
dered 10 he nr;n,ed- -,
Also, bill for her relief; which was read and
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Passeu W seeo"1 'oaui"s'
Mr.. NILES, rom me COMMITTEE on the Post Of
heo a"u os' wnoa was .ole,' e, '"e Joln,
solomon T. corser reported The same with amend
ments. $500
Mr. PENNfBAChEk suggested to the Presl-
dent that ne make an appointment to l the vacancy
occasioned in the Committee on Claims, by the
Withdrawal tn, Nv, Q, Mr; mURNrri ana
Inc PRESIDENT reappoInted Mr. lURNEy, he
having consented to serve
'". ''"' RESOLUTIONS.
n, r,,,or Of Mr. JOtJNSoN or ,r;a;.,, Tho
r.sol,,,;on ,annr,sd nss,orda,, h., M Sn,'n -
relation m the Inundated lands on the hanks If the
M,..;asnn; ,,a. ,.Len No ror an,;an 49, NJ
1901 ~, \, u. .naanda5 =, .a.J w s,,.a -
" 80 , " ' ~ '"S;
,mc 10 h Q, .ne rsasnry DC Geeea
eet 10 the OF The Missssipni river between
Memphis and ycksburg 'n the State Of Mississippi and
those lands subject to nundaton on the west side Of the
% r 1 me- so,s ., - t d IRON ho upper
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ne ,nas oa~n,sd ~ ''" 'e '''o''o"
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Mi ..,t;ah - .rr.ad 80. 'e 'o'o"'"s 'e'o''''
"on' "A.', W, 'o'
ina. me on paonc Lands Dc instruct
ton on tSe sale Of Certain lands in the state Of ArEasas
supposed to contain lead ore ... =.
Mr.. A. also presented the following resolution
which was adopted: ..
R,o,d Tb,, no much Of the me,sav. Of The President
Of The United states judiciary the United
States, be referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
On motion, il was ...-. b..
R,,oip.d That when the Senate adjourn il should ad
journ to meet Monday next in order give the
mttees time 10 upon the business laid before them
Mr. BERRlEN presented resolutions passed by
the legislature Of Georgia, upon the several follow
ing subjects: .--
A resolution requesting the senators and repre-