The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-25

ported back the (Senate supplementary TO an act to
authorize the Secretary OF State TO qudaie certain CLAIMS
therein mentioned, passed 18th of April ISL without
amendment, accompanied by an adverse report
Said bill and report were referred 10 the Commluee
Of the whole House, tomorrow.
NAVAL AFFAIRS
MIR STANTON from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
reported back with amendment the (Senate) act re
vivng certain naval pensions Tor the term OF i've years
which was referred TO the Committee OF the Whole on the
state of the Union
Mr. T. B. KING, from the Committee on Naval Affairs
reported back the (Senate ac for the relief OF James
Mcintosh which was referred to the Committee OF the
whole House, to- morrow.
Mr. JAMES THOMPSON from the Committee
Naval Affairs reported back the (Senae) "act providing
Tor the payment of the claim of Walter r. johnson
against the United States without amendment and SAID
bill was referred to the Committee OF the whole House
Mr. SCHENCK from the Committee Naval Affairs
reported back the (Senae) bl authorizing the Secretary
of the Navy to purchase from DR. James z, Espy his
patent right for the conca ventator Tor the use OF the
United States" and said bill referred to the Commit
tee OF the whole House, Tomorrow
MILITARY AFFAIRS
Mr. BURT, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported back the 'jont resolution (from the Senate)
concerning the purchase OF additional lands tor the use
of the United States amory at Harpers Ferry" with an
amendment; which amendment was agreed TO, and de-
bate arising the bill was lald over
NAVAL.
Mr. HAMLIN from the Committee Naval Affairs,
reported back the Senate act for the relief OF Thomas
Brownell" which was referred 10 the Committee OF the
whole House tomorrow.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Mr. c. ]. INGERSOLL, from the Committee For
cgn Affairs, reported back the Senate act for the relief
Of the personal representatives OF VIM. A; Sacum de,
ceased without amendment; and said bill was referred
to the Committee of the whole House to
Mr. l. also, from the same committee, reported back
the Senate "act for the relief OF Joshua Dodge, with
an amendment and the said bill and amendment were
referred to the Committee of the whole House tomorrow
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS!
Mr. BRODHEAD, from the Committee on Revolution
airy Pensions reported back the Senate .act granting
pension to Bethiah Healey, widow OF George Heaey de-
TO the Committee of the whole House tomorrow.
Mr. B. Also from the committee, reported without
amendment the Senate "bill for the relief of Elizabeth
Pstole" and the "b granting pension to Abigail Gar
and;' and they referred TO the Committee OF the
whole House tomorrow.
INVALID PENSIONS.
Mr.. COOKE, from the Committee on Invalid Pensions,
reported back the Senate act granting pension to John
Clark Mheh bill T vas laid on the Isd table ,oum.
ported back without amendment the Senate "ac for the
relief OF Francis Summerraner;' which was land over
INDIAN AFFAIRS
Mr. JACOB THOMPSON, from Committee on Indian
Affairs, reported back without amendment, the (Senate)
.'Act for the relief of Samuel w. Bell a native OF the
Cherokee nation, and submitted an adverse report there
on which was laid on the table
AFFAIRS.
Mr. JAS THOMPSON, from the Committee Naval
Affairs, reported back, without amendment, the (Senate)
"Act for the relief of VIM. A. Christian = which was
referred TO the Committee of the whole House morrow
Mr.. j. T., from the same committee, also reported back,
without amendment the (Senae) ''Act for the relief OF
the heirs of Andrew d Crosby" and said bill was re-
ferred to the Committee OF the whole House tomorrow
JUDICIARY.
On motion OF Mr. RATHBUN, the Committee of the
Whole on the state OF the Union, was discharged from
the further consideration of the bill authorizing term
of the United States circuit and district courts at Chicago
Illinois, and the bill ordered to be ongrossed and
read third time, read third time, and passed.
PUBLIC LANDS
Mr. JAS B HUNT, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported Joint resolution authorizing the Com
missioner of the General Land Office to issue revolu-
tonary bounty land warrant in place OF warrant No.
1925, lost or destroyed; which was read twice, or
de,ed to third reading read third time and passed
dietary reported ''bl for the relief of George Did
lake, which read twice, and referred to the Com
mittee Of the ,e, WHOLE House tomorrow
bill amend the act entitled can act to regulate the pro-
ceedngs in the circuit OF the United States and
other purposes; which read twice, ordered be
engrossed for third reading read third time, and
passed
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
Mr. SEAMAN from the Committee on Private Land
Claims, reported ''b to provide for satisfying claims
for bounty lands for military services in the late
with Great Britain, and for other purposes" which was
referred 3 9s FRmnse the WHOLE hGpee
Affairs, reported back the Senate "b for the relief OF
John Stockholm; which ordered to third reading,
read third time, and passed.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Mr. c. J.1NGECSOLL, from the Committee on For
egn Affairs which referred so much of the Pres
idents message of the 18th instant relates to the
with Mexico made report thereon; which was laid
upon the table.
On motion OF Mr. GORDON, the Committee of Claims
discharged from the further consideration OF the pc
tition of Allen Gorham
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS
Mr.. BRODHEAD, from the Committee on Revolu-
tonory Pensions submitted adverse report upon the
Of Martha Norton which was laid on the table.
Mr.. JENKINS, from the Committee Revolutionary
Pensions submitted adverse reports in the case of John
N1illet and the heirs of Jehoakim Van Valkenburgh;
which reports were laid on the table.
Mr. JENKINS, also, from the committee, reported
"bill for the relief of Jonathan Brown " which
ferred to the Committee of the whole House Tomorrow.
MIR. TRUMBO, from the same committee, moved that
said committee be discharged from the consideration OF
the petition of Cathane Adar Benjamin Johnson Sarah
Mills, and John Valance and that said petitions be laid
the table.
Mr. ATKINSON, from the same committee reported
Boyd, deceased which read twice. and referred 10
the Committee of the whole House tomorrow.
INVALID PENSIONS.
On motion of Mr. GOODYEAR, the Committee on
Invalid Pensions discharged from the consideration
of the petitions of Warren Raymond Thomas Badger Me-
hemiah Halliday, Spsannah Prentss, Lew NJ Roberts,
Seth Morton, Sarah Ilildreth Stacy Lamphere. J. w
knpe, Asa Hail. Hannah Duboise, Garlic Dingie Roswell
Bates. and D. Wilson, and they laid the table
Mr.. COOKE, from the committee reported s'b
Tor the relief of Sas Waterman which was read twice,
and referred to the Committee OF the Whole House
morrow
Mr. COOKE also made an adverse report upon the pc
hton OF Jesse Rose which was laid upon the table.
Mr. McCIERNAND from the Committee on Public