The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-05


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~ Minnesota.
The Senate nroceeded to consider as in committee of
tho whole The hin from the House establishing the terri
torial government of Minnesota
Mr. ASHLEY having explained and supported the bill
it was, motion by Mr. HUNTNGToN, laid on the table
SUSPENSION OF THE 18th RULE
Tho seventeenth Joint rule which declares that "no
hin nr resout;on that shall have passed the House of
enresentayes and the Senate shall be presented to the
President of the United States for his appreciation the
last day of the session." was ON NOTION suspended
TREATIES WITH CHINA AND OTTOMAN PORTE.
The Senate proceeded to consider as IN committee OF
the whole the bill from the House to carry INTO effect
certain PROVISIONS IN the treaties oetween me United
States ana Cnna anu !ne olloial norei sfins Gerl.h
judicial powers TO ministers ana consus OF the United
NJ II TV 9nII oaraj On nsram.nt which , oraod
TO- md the bill was then on motion by Mr.. WEBSTER.
iad on The table -
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MI ALLEN suoH'i'eu tlie ioiowias resoluuoh; e.
Resolved That the resolution OF the 18th OF February last
ay wnsh inc pa ascns from b be
oo ~ ny r R, pI, h and h y honh , r ~
The mi en;ovment of all he rgb of which be was de-
prived by he passage of said resolution
Mr. a asked that the resolution be now considered.
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CITY OF MADISON, INDIANA
the whole inc Dill 70 the ely OF Maason'
IN the State OF Indiana all inc right ana he OF me I'M
ted States to certain STRIPS OF qns1ryeyed land lying with
IN the limits OF sad city ana Doruering on ne ONO river
No amendment being made, tne Dill was reported 70
the Senate and ordered to third reading and was by
unanimous CONSENT read third time ana passed.
THE FLORIDA TREATY.
Mr. WESTCOTT from the Committee on the Judi
cary, reported bill further to carry into effect the pro-
visions and stpuatons of the ninth article of the Florida
treaty. with respect to certain losses of Spanish subjects
in West Florida which was read and passed 10 sec
ond reading.
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EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then went into the consideration of
tive business and remained therein until the hour Of
four, when recess was taken until six o'clock,
a EVENING SESSION
III XII fro,, ~. House mod;f,;ng tho s,,htroosr,
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of the Senate on the dsagrecng votes of the two houses
on the amendment the bill appoint general officers,
made report on the same; and on the question: Will