Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-04

No. S47
d lowed ten cents mile and the same 10 members of ,hs
not entitled to army transportation = - Doaiu
ny Mr.. ASHLEY, from the Committee on the Ina;.rn
10 petition Of Alexander Ladd So'''''''auoh Oh the
rs Mr.. WESfCOTT submitted the folowng
! ,enos al = e auu''onai copies OF Lieut. Emory,s
@ nsa ne r. ordered TO be printed be printed
On motion Of Mr.. SEWER, the Senate nrocesasa !, -.
consideration OF Executive business and after some consd
IL ate adjourned - 80 eai-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Bills OF the Senate Of the following titles lyinv on III
speaker table, were taken up, read and second time
! and appropriately referred viz ''
bill for the relief Of the legal representatives o I.
! Mculon. y 'aques
A bill for the relief of Fernando Fellanv.
/, bill for the relief of Peter EnueIs sem
A bill for the relief of Mary McRea widow Of Iieu ri
WIN McRea, late Of the United States army, deceased
Il OH or the relief Of John Black, late United States con-
bill 10 amendment of an ACT entitled :. Al 90, =, .
ie ac entitled an act to reduce the rates Of postage 10 limit
the use and correct the abuse Of the ranking privilege and for
thrprcve nIon Of fraud the revenues of the Posi- % IA
payment, - passed March 3, 1885,
The bali from the Senate entitled " An act concerning the
Of the United States in for the district Of Michigan
was taken up read three times passed. returned to the
Mr.. CUMNTNs moved that when this House adourns il
adjourn to meet tomorrow at ii o'clock
The nsotion ruled out Of order
On moton OF Mr. ROCKWELL. Of Connecticut the
House resolved itself into Committee of Whole on the p-
vae calendar, Mr. AsHMsS in the chair
The bill directing the mode Of settling the Charles
o. Rdgey was taken up and amended as to provide for the
settlement Of the claim upon legal PRINCIPLES Il was then
ordered to be reported to the House.
The following bills were taken up, read considered and
ordered to be reported TO the House, viz:
bill for the relief Of Calvin Emmons
bill for the relief Of Z. G. Smith
bill for the relief Of Bent, 81 Vrsn Sc Co.;
bill for the relief of J. Throckmorton
bill for the relief OF William Hogan administrator of Mi
chael Hogan, deceased;
bill for the relief of the heirs and legal of
Hegnal alias Nick Hillary
A bill for the relief Of James McAvoy;
A bill for the relief Of Charles Benus
A bill for the relief Of William Ralson
A bill for the relief Of Nancy Tompkins;
A bill for the relief Of John Mitchell;
A bill for fhe relief of David Thomas
A bill for the relief Of Stephen Champiin
joint resolution for the relief Of George Smith, Of Mos
A bill for the relief of Bennett M. Dell
A bill for the relief of John Manley
A bill for the relief of Sarah Stokes
A bill for the relief Of Esther Russell
bill for the relief Of the Red River Railroad Company
A bill for the relief Of Stalker & Hill
bill for the relief of Reuben Perry and Thomas Ligon
bill for the benefit of Benjamin White
bill for the relief Of Anthony Bessie
bill for the relief of G. f. de Ia Roche and W. p. 8.
Sanger;
A bill for the relief Of Robert Ellis;
bill for the relief Calhane Fulton Of Washington
y, Pennsy lvania.
Senate bills for the relief Of the administrative Of Elisha L.
keen deceased and providing for the payment OF the claim Of
Walter k Johnson against the United States, also
up read considered and ordered be reported the
House.
The bill for the relief Of certain forward warrant officers Of
the United States navy ordered 10 be reported the
House, with the Recommendation referred to the
Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union.
The committee and reported
The bills from the Senate for the relief Of the administrative
OF Elisha L. Keen, deceased and providing for the payment
OF the claim of Walter r. Johnson against the United States
were then read third time, passed. and returned to the
Senate.
The of the Committee of the Whole that
the bill for the relief of forward officers Of the
United States navy be committed the Committee Of the
Whole the state Of the Union, agreed to- and the bill
is accordingly committed
The bill directing the mode Of settling the claims Of Charles
c. Rdgely taken up The amendments Of the Committee
OF the Whole concurred in the bill read third time,
passed, and sent 10 the Senate for concurrence.
The above mentioned bills, which reported by the
Committee Of the Whole without amendment, taken up,
ordered 10 be engossed and being engrosed, read
third me passed. and the Senate for
The SPEAKER laid before the House the annual report of
the Commissioner Of Patents showing the operations Of the
Patent Office for the year lsi7 Referred the Committee
on Patents
On motion Of Mr.. JONES' Of Tennessee the Committee
Printing directed inquire into the expedency Of
printing extra number of the report the Commissioner Of
Patents
The SPEAKER also laid before the House a communica-
ion from the Secretary Of State, Transmitting in compliance
with the Of I'd Of March, regulating passenger ships
and vessels, tabular statements showing the number and de-
gnaton Of passengers who arrived in each collection district
Of the United States during the year ending the 30h Of Sep
tenber s47 which laid upon the table and ordered to
be printed
Mr.. COBB, Of Alabama, under the rule, filed with the
Clerk nsce of motion for leave introduce bill TO in
the pay Of the regular and volunteer soldiers in the
American army
Mr. BINGHAM, By leave presented resolution Of the
Legislature Of the Of Michigan relative TO the establish
ing mail route from Detroit Michigan. Referred TO the
Committee ON the Post Office and Post Roads.
And then the House adjourned.
cFN SCOTT Ann THE Apuy