The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-27


Mr.. HOPKINS, rom the Committee on the Pos
Office and Post Roads, made adverse report upon
the case OF William Fuller, late mail contractor
in the State Of Georgia; which report was laid upon
the table
On motion Of Mr.. MeILyAINE, ordered that
Committee on the Post Office and ost Roads, be dis
charged from the consideration OF the cases OF
George Hale and George v. Mitchell; and Of et-
zens OF Northumberland county, in the State OF
Pennsy lyania for an annual salary TO the postmaster
of that place; which petitions were laid upon the
table.
Git or wAsHiseros.
Mr.. PAYNE, from the COMMITTEES on the District
Of Columbia, reported ball TO amend and continue
in force the act 10 incorporate the inhabitants Of the
city Of Washington, which bill was read twice and
Hrn Ea rAEAsuKr DEPARTMENT. .r.
Mr. RATHBUN, from the COMMITTEES on the
Judiciary, reported bill to reorganze the Treasury
Department; which bill was read twice and commit.
90 motion of Mr.. RATHBUN, orde red that
the said committee be discharged from the eoDsde-
ration Of the petition Of Joseph ID. Hills and that II
Mr.. THURMAN, from the Committee on the
JUDICIARY made an adverse report upon Inc petiuon
Of members Of the bar Of western Michigan, for
division Of the State into Judicial districts; which
was laid upon the table.
MARINE HOSPITALS, &c.
On motion Of Mr.. VINT0N, ordered that the
Committee on Commerce be discharged from the
consideration Of the resolution Of the House Of the
l3h OF January, nstruetng them to inquire into the
expedieDcy Of reporting a bill providing for the APP
preparation Of sufficient Of money TO complete
the marine hospitals commenced on the sites owned
by the United States near Piisburg, in Pennsylva-
MAJ Louisville, in Kentucky; and Cleveland, in
Ohio. Also from the consideration Of the petition
of citizens Of Ohio for the reduction Of appro prs
tons for the support Of the army and navy. Also
from the consideration Of the petition Of citizens Of
Summit county, Ohio, for the improvement of the
Maumes river and that the said resolution and petit
tons be laid upon the table. ... .. 4.. ..
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Mr.. LiGoN, from the Committee Of Claims,
made adverse reports upon the cases of Gideon
Walker and Of Alexander King; which reports were
laid upon the table. ...H 40
Mr.. L. also, from the same committee TO which was
referred the resolution from the Senate for the relief
Of Peter German reported the same without amend
ment, accompanied by report in writing: ordered
that the said resolution be committed. .h
Mr.. DANIEL, from the same committee made
an adverse report upon the memorial Of J. w. Crane
which report was laid upon the table. Oh.
Mr. d. also, from the same committee, made report
upon the petition Of John Carr John Beatty and 8.
Stevenson, accompanied by a bill for their relief;
which bill was read twice and committed
Mr.. POLLOCK, from the Committee OF Claims,
reported bill supplementary to the joint resolution
authorizing the accounting officers Of the treasury
10 nudit and settle the accounts Of VIM p. Zant-
Finger, approved 18th Of June, 1914, accompanied
by report in writing; which bill was read twice
and committed
On motion of Mr.. p, ordered that the Com.
mtee Of Claims be discharged from the con-
siderNtion Of the petition Of James J. Mackall and
others, heirs and representatives of Capt. John G.
Mackalli and that 1t be laid upon the table.
49,. CUsTonHoUsEs AT cAsTME.
Mr.. McCLELLAND, from the Committee on
Commerce. reported bills Of the following titles, viz:
A bill concerning the custom house at Castne, in
the State of Maine; ...a. ..E.s -r
A bill relating to the collection district at New
Orleans, and for other purposes; accompanied by
report in the FIRST mentioned case which bills were
severally read first and second time and committed.
.#... MAPS.
Mr.. YOST, from the Committee on Engraving,
reported the following resolution:
Rtsoeed That the map accompanying Doc No I62 rela-
tive to the transportation Of the mail between this and for
VIM fumsnt which has been ordered /! be print.
Which resolution was agreed to.
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Mr.. billiard, from the Committee on the
Post otfce and Post Roads, reported the following
resolution, VIZ:
Rtsocsd That SO much of the letter of the Postmaster
General addressed to the House under date OF March 9th
l54s, relates to the establishment of Atlantic
ton Of the Committee Of Ways and Means that the aprrO
yiaed for '0' ,0 '"'' " f'''
,vhiob r.so,,,;on ,,.. oor.od %
NJ DIR JaRD frora ~. ,an,. ,,,,,,;.,.o .,
which was referred ,he sad Letter f.on .i,o D.,
master General relative to the TRANSPORTATION of the
mails between this and foreign countries, made
report upon 80 much OF the same as relates to an
Atlantic line OF steamers; which report was laid
upon the table. .,.....,
Add, on motion OF Mr.. a., hive thousand extra
copies were ordered to be printed -sr sis.
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