The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-10

MIR X, also. from the same committee To which
referred the petition Of Abraham Horhaek Tsoo''I
ball for his relief which bill was read twice ,od
! committed "ha
OFFICERS OF ruE ARMY AND NAVY.
MIR RATHBUN, from tho Committee on II.
judiciary reported the following resolution; wh,a
was read and agreed to- -. ~'t
RssOlred. That the secrctar, Of War and IN. g.,
o. the Ms'y ee and they are hereby, requested to rss
~ this House as early as practicable whether ANY
the army " navy or any person persons eonnectS
tbs army OF navy. and Who is are receiving Or va
ny OF navy OF attached TO eilhsr aud empeys@ As A.
ohee, elership labor occupation in or about :, s
nseted with tia War or Navy departments; and N W
how employ ed, neither obey RECEIVING MAJ 10y
ons salary more than the wages due Tor service. n -
sr Of said dvPUtsnts or mere than the salary Or va.
due Tor supposed services OF la Consequence of h.
hexion with either the sTmy nayyi the names o. I'M
persons and their grade Of caes and the smount Of ~
son and the character IN which such persons r,ssi
the sane, and how much for each said several service
TIE aggregate Of such receipt
PRiyArR.
| MIR. BIGGS, from the Committee ON the Ioyr
ciary, made an unlayorabe report upon the n.,,,;,.
OF William and Joseph Wilcox, surcties of Msr.
WILCOX which report was laid upon the table.
On motion Of Mr.. JOSEPH JOHNSON orJ,.
that the Committee on Revolutionary Claims /"
discharged from the consideration of the pet,o, !,
Elizabeth Taylor, widow of Jacob Taylor, and ~,
II be laid upon the table. .
On motion Of Mr.. ORDER, ordered that Il.
Committee on Revolutionary Claims be diseba,s.i
from the consideration of the petition of Mary,1s
and Agnes Bigbam, heirs-atlaw of Thomas Arm,
aud tina, II be laid upon the table.
Mr.. @. also, from the same committee. mad.
report upon the petition Of the heirs Of Mar.L,p
De Rochambeau, accompanied by bin for ,h.,
relief which bill was read twice and committed
NATIONAL ARnoRY, &c.
Mr.. q. also presented the petition Of ciiir,.,
bowling Green, Kentucky, praying approprislo,,
for a national armory and foundry at Fort Mass
which petition was referred to the Commute, o.
Military Affairs.
PRIVATE.
Mr.. CLARKE, from the COMMITTEES on Rsyol.
tonary Claims, made adverse reports upon the :.
tiion. OF Henry A. Livingston and The her. 4
Seth Chapin; which reports were laid upon the y
BILE.
Mr. BowLIN, from the COMMITTEES O, PIN,
Land Claims, made adverse reports uaan a,
petitions OF John Mclaughlin and Mareu. Spaas
ing; which reports were laid upon the table
Mr.. SAWYER, from the COMMITTEES on lndu
Afairs, 10 whom was referred the petition Of IN
heirs and legal representatives, OF Cyrus Turs,
reported bill for their relief; which bill was rsl
;wce and committed
Mr.. SAWYER, from the Committee on IDd,,
Afalrs, made an adverse report upon the petition
+. Prescott; which report was laid upon the lable
CONGRESS OF NATIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. HARRISON, ordered In,
the Committee on Military Affairs be dischsr,-
from the consideration Of the petition of citiz.nd
the State OF Vermont, relative to a congress Of n,
tons, and that It be laid upon the liable.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY.
Mr.. YELL, from the Committee on Milnr
Affairs, to which was referred so much OF III. n
port Of the Secretary Of War accompanying d,
Presidents messag as relates TO a national foundr
together with petitions upon the subject. mad.
report thereon, accompane d by bill for the .sab
ishment Of national foundries; which bill was M,
twice, and committed.
Mr.. Y. also, from the same committee, mad,
report upon the petition Of Cad Humphreys ,x
Geo. Centre, Of Florida, accompanied by bin k |
their relief which bill was read twice, and CON
mtted. ... ....
Mr.. RAMSEY, from the same COMMITTEES. m.a
an adverse report upon the petition Of certain pr
sons IN New York who served a band o. muss
attached TO the 18th regiment and llih brigade sk
l4'h division OF New York militia during the lu
year. which report was laid upon the table
NATIONAL FounDRiEs.
Mr.. JAMES A. BLACK, from the Commi.is
on the Militia, to which the subject was referred n
ported bill IN provide for the establishment of M
tional foundres, accompanied by a report in WI
ting; which bill was read twice and committed.
PRIVATE.
Mr.. MACLAY, from the Committee on Nav,
Affairs, made report upon the case of the heirs Il
John Paul Jones, accompanied by bill for thern
lief which bill was read twice. and committed.
Mr.. M, also, from the same committee, made 4 |
report upon the petition Of Samuel T. Anderson, d
the city Of Baltimore, accompanied by bill for ha
relief; which bill was read twice, and committed.
Mr.. NJ, also, from the same committee, made
adverse report upon the petition OF John p Ander [
son; which was laid upon the table, ..a
Mr.. SCIENCK, from the same committee, mad,
report upon the petition of H. D johnson, &C.
companicd by bill for his relief; which bill was
read twice and committed.
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
On motion of Mr.. BOYD, ordered that the Com
mitee on Territories be discharged from the consd
Grafton of the petitions and relative 10 the
admission of Texas into the Union, and tina, they
be laid upon the table.
Mr.. GOODYEAR, from the Committee on Invalid |
Pensions, made an adverse report upon the petition
OF Charles Cartwritc; which report was laid upon
the table ......... -. s
Mi. G. also, from the same committee, made a n
port upon The petition of Roswell Hall, accompanied
by bill to increase his pension which bill was read
twice and committed.
Mr.. MOULTON, from the Committee on Invalid !
Pensions, made report upon the petition Of David ,
ri. Warren, accompanied by bill for his relief /
which bill was read twice and committed
Mr.. NJ. also, from the same committee, made sd. |
verse reports upon the petitions of Seneca Thomu, |
Of E. Dcming, of T. Dresser, and of David Ladt I
which reports were laid upon the Ia ole.
.. ... CUMBERLAND ROAD.
Mr.. r. SMITH, from the Committee on Road' /
and Canals, reported bill to provide for compht
ing the Cumberland road in the States of 0hc,
Indiana, Illinois, to Jefferson city in Missouri, &c
companied bya report in writing; which bill Wa
read twice, and committed.
FALLS OF THE ONO.
Mr.. STR0HM, from the same committee, re /
ported the following resolution, which read god
agreed TO:
Rsoe.d That memorial signed ly citizens of jefferson
VILE in the state OF Indiana, in relation the CONSTRUCTION
Of canal around the falls Of the Ohio river at Louisville
printed Tor the use OF the members.
PRIVATE. II
Mr.. SYKES, from the Committee on PatcnS I
made report upon the petition of J. Shaw, accom-.
panied by bill for his relief; which bill was read
twice, and committed.
Mr.. BRODHEAD, from the Committee on Re''
dictionary PenslOns renortrb hills of the following