Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. ALBERT q. BRowS, representative from the State OF
Mississippi appeared, qualified and took his seat.

Mr. Albert g. BRowS, representative from the State OF
Mississippi appeared, was qualified and took his
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
By Mr.. vINTON, from the Committee of Ways and
Means bill making appropriations for the support Of the
Military Academy for the year ending 3Oh OF June ls49.
Also, from the same committee A bill making appropria
ons the payment Of Revolutionary and other pensions
the United the year ending 30h June ls49 which
bills severally read and committed.
BY Mr.. DANIEL, from the Committee Of Claims A bill
for the relief Of Stalker and Hill. Read and committed.
BY Mr.. ROCKWELL Of Connecticut from the same
committee bill for the relief of Reuben Perry and Thomas
p. Lgon. Read and committed.
Also, from the committee An adverse report the
petition the administrators Of Samuel Hogac Laid the
table.
BY Mr. DUNN, from the same committee A bill for the
relief Of Joseph Grard and bill making provision for the
widows and children Of officers and soldiers Of the United
who have died may die while in the service after
their discharge on Of sickness wound incurred
while in the service which bills read and committed
by Mr.. HUNT, from the Committee on Commerce bill
for the relief Of the Of the Spanish brig Restaurado
and bill establish the collection district Of Brunswick in
the State Of Georgia which bills read and committed
BY Mr.. GRINNELL from the same committee A bill
TO amend the first section Of act regulate the cnagc Of
passengers In merchant vessels bill supplementary 10
for the relief Of sick and disabled and cr other
purposes and bill for The relief OF the Red River Railroad
Company which several bills were read and committed.
Also, from the committee: An adverse report the
petition Of Ferdinand N. Clarke.
BY Mr.. PUTNAM, from the Committee on Public Lands:
the table,
Mr.. COLLAMER, from the same committee, TO which had
been referred the bill Of the House entitled An act further
10 extend the time for Locating Virginia military land war
and returning surveys thereon the General Land Of
fcc" reported the back the House with amend
ment. Committed.
BY Mr.. DUNCAN, Of kentucky, from the same commits
tee bill for the relief Of Benjamin White. Read and
committed
Also from the committee Adverse reports onthe pc
ons Of the Legislature Of Missouri concerning the landing
Potos; Of James Dosct and Edward Kea,ing, mayor
Of Alton Laid on the table,
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee from the Comnsittee on the
Post Office and Post Roads, which had been referred the
Senate bill for the relief Of Thomas Rhodes, reported the
same back 70 the House, with written report adverse 10 the
passage Of The bill. Laid on the table.
BY Mr. MCDOWELL, from the Committee for the DIS
trict Of Columbia; bill giving the assent Of the United
States to an act Of the General Assembly OF Maryland
passed at December session 1884, chapter 2s7 Read and
committed.
BY Mr. J. r. INGERS0LL, from the Committee on the
Judiciary Asking to be discharged from the consideration
the resolution Of the House Of the 9Th Instant relative
the payment 70 the heirs Of officers and soldiers killed BAT
tie in Mexico the amount Of Treasury notes. or other proper
1 ty money, and that it be laid on the table.
BY Mr.. RUMSEY, from the Committee on Private Lanf
Claims bill for the relief Of Lewis Benedict Read an.
committed.