The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-30
THANKS TO GENERAL TAYLOR,

ton presenting the thanks OF Congress TO MAJOR General
TAYLOR and the officers and soldiers under his command
for their gallantry stong Monterey winch was READ
and passed 10 a second reading
SALT SPRINGS LANDS IN MICHIGAN.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE ION leave) introduced a bill de
claring the of Congress to the sale OF the Salt
Springs lands in Michigan which read twice andre
lered TO the Committee on Public Lands.
SURVEYS OF BOUNDARIES.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE ION leave) introduced Joint res
ouo respecting maps and charts OF the surveys OF the
boundary lines between the United States and foreign
States which read twice and referred TO the Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Louisiana, from the Committee on
Pensions to which had been referred the bill to correct
an error in for the relief OF Mary Ann Linton, re-
ported the same with amendment.
Mr.. BUTLER from the Committee OF Clalms made an
adverse report upon the petition of Jacob Ilouseman,
praying compensation Tor property destroyed on Indian
Key
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. LEWIS moved to proceed to the consideration Of
the Indian appropriation bill
Mr. JARNAGlN opposed the motion on the ground
that the bill required a number OF amendments, and
closer examination than he had been enabled TO give
The motion to take up the bill did not prevail
NAVAL APPROPRIATION
The bill from the House making appropriations for
the naval service for the fiscal year ending 3Oh june
1885, was read twice and referred to the Committee
Finance
VIM NJ BLACKBOARD
On motion by Mr. CASS the report of the Committee
on Foreign Relations upon, the memorial a. OF VIM NJ
Backord, late Charge dAifalres to New Granada
was recommitted to that committee
THE PUBLIC LANDS OREGON.
The Senate then resumed the consideration ION its pas
sage OF the bill to create the office OF surveyor general
of the public lands in the Territory of Oregon, to grant
donation rights settle therein, and for other purposes
/ Mr.. PEARCE moved to recommit the bill, with IN
structions to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. BREESE opposed the motion.
Mr. PEARCE then modified his notion by withdraw
ng the instructions, and after debate in which Messrs
BREESE, WESTCOTT CALHOUN, BERRIEN,
BRIDGE took part
The question was taken upon the motion TO recomm
the bill to the Committee the Judiciary, and decided IN
the affirmative, as follows
YEAS-Messrs; Archer Badger, Berrien, Butler, Cal
houn, Cameron, Chalmers, Cicy Thomas Clayton John
a. 1y'Ph n nU1w auegn Johnson av of moana
Mangum, Mason, Miller, Morehead, Niles, Pearce Rnsk
Ts"sy Vo H Msss9 AID s%s Benton
Beese, Bright, Dix, Fairfield, Iiannegan Houston Sc
vier and Speight-l2.
INCREASE THE ARMY.
The Senate then proceeded to the special order and
resumed the consideration Of the bill from the House to
raise, for limited tme additional military force, and
for other purposes
After action upon numerous amendments the details
of which are compelled to omit tonight, the bill
ordered to third reading, by yeas and nays, as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Alep, Archer Ashley, Achson, Ather-
honn Cameron Cas- Chalmers John NJ CLAYTON Dayton
n ah Mos%ead Of e RnH sM a"ao
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NAYs--MessTs. Ciey, Corwin, and Davis
The following is the bill as amended
AN ACT to raise limited time an additional military
force, and for other purposes.
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