The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-25
By Mr.. HENLEY /:

By Mr.. HENLEY;
For the purchase of such scientific works necessa-
] ry for the use of the Patent Office. 81 500.
| For compensation Of librarian, $500
FOR me collection oil agricultural statistics and other pur
For deiayug the expenses of chemical analyses of vepe
ia e substances produced aud se for the food OF man and
animals in The United States. be expended under the d-
reciion of the Commissioners Of Patents $1,000; which
era suns amounting IN the whole, 10 $1,000, shall be
| PAID out OF the patent fund
! By Mr.. FARRELLY;
Towards the erection of the wings Of the Patent oi,s
budng, according tohe original plaza, $4,000, to be paid
out Of the patent fund
! BY Mr. GRINNELL:
For the purchase OF building, to be used for holding
the Of the United States post oi'e, and custom
ceetinc 81 10 0oo. PROVIDED That the Secretary of the
Treasury shall ate. full examinations deem such purchase
expedient, and for the interest OF the United States
| By Mr. VINTON:
To enable the Clerk of the House OF Representatives
pay for twelve copies OF The Congre ssional Globe. and
Twelve copies Of the appendix for each member of the
House of Representatves under the resolution OF the l
OF March, IeI7, So go.
To enable Clerk of the House of Repre- entatives
pay for 535 copies OF the seventh volume of the Document
ume OF the hlth series OF that work, SS,7N o.
! Between lines $40 and $50. insert
For the renppropraton OF this Carried to the
deceased said McDonads snare Of the sum granted by
Congress for distribution as prize money among the captos
the British brig Detfo daring the last war with Great
Britain, S3 so
Between lines 552 and $50. insert
For The erection of custom house at Eastpo in the
State OF Maine IN addition 10 the amount nc feoore appro.
| pTiaed foe thai object, SI3,W0
! Between lines 55l and 5J2 insert:
For the redemption of the Treasury scrip heretofore
sued for the satisfaction OF the bounes promised the
ssoned officers, musicians and private by the
Tor limited additional military force, and for
other purposes AID Tor the satisfaction in of such
bounes due under said section of said those
whom they are due may elect to receive In money instead
of land, S3o9ooo
publication for sixty days in at least OF the principal
York; and Boston, and in such 'oher papers he
deem exPeden that the principal and interest Of such
scrip has been be issued prior to the LIST OF july
~ WI be pald on that day on PRESERVATION ,a a, the
| such scrip will cease that day.
And the said Secretary is further directed not to issue
in Money our of this appiopaoS ali where ,h
person ened to the bounty in land shall elect to receive
/ money in lien thereof.
| Mr.. " moved to strike out the words "without
| pensation," in lines 594 and sos.
+ Also, between lines 595 and sos insert
For completing the light house Branlywina Shoals,
Delaware bay, s29.so2 6l
Also after the above. insert:
For completing the lighthouse Carysg reef of
Florida, $3i $50 IS
By Mr.. HUNT: After the foregoing, insert:
| To pay the balance due Ebrnezer Warner fpr con-
strucng the e light house at Whte-sh Point on lake So
By MIR. vINTON: Between lines Gil and 6l2 insert:
For plesion of marine hospital Napoleon. Arkaa
BY MIR. BOWLiN After the above insert
For the purpose of erecting marine hospital near
St Lonis, Missouri, in addition the $1,000 heretofore
appropriated by ' h act approved August 1873 for the
ment shall have obtained bona de title to the site And
for the purchase OF the said SITE the $40 900 heretofore ap.
proprated by the act aforesaid much thereof
necessary, shall be applied
By Nj. KING of Massachusetts: After the above, in
sert
To enable Secretary OF the Treasury to collect facts
and information in relation marine hospitals and the
hospital fund.- aud report Congress what alterations
and Improvements necessary and practicable the
administration OF the same, thousand dollars.
By Mr.. SMl Ell OF Connecticut AT the end oil line 6i2
insert
And for outfits OF said minister's sixty three thousand dol
! lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.
| AT the end of line 653 insert
And for outfits of charge, des at ,ires seventy six
thousand five hundred dollars, much thereof may
be necessary.
By MIR. MARSH: Between lines 67o AMI GIL, insert:
For pensas;on Peter Parker secretary Of legation
and Chinese interpreter at Canton for his services charge
aaires at said place from the 2sh day OF June, ls41,
the de a;h Alexander Everett ut Cam
ton and the actual arrival of John w Davis the
after the rate of four thousand five hundred
d fp bis salary as such
By Mr. vINToN: After line sss insert:
For office rent of the consul Basic, in Switzerland,
800.
Add the following new section:
Be a., RI ere s gs Tina, the poy.o to the sh section
thorizng the issue of treasury notes. other
purposes" be- and the same hereby is, repealed
4 Mr.. EAIBREE moved the following new section:
ana De turner endcird, That clerk other
officer shall receive the salary secretary head OF
bureau for acting or having acted in his place office
while such secretary head OF bureau
RI AIRY.
The committee then and reported progress where
upon the House proceeded to consider the bill and amend
mens reported from the Committee of The Whole on the
state OF the Union, all of which, embracing those previ
ousy adopted in committee and published, were agreed
TO by the House, with the exception OF the first which
was as follows:
AT the end of line l. of the printed bill at the end Of
the item Tor pay OF mileage of members Of Congress-
sert:
Provided, That hereafter the allowance for mileage
coming to and returning from the of government shall
usual postroute from the residence OF senator repre-
sentative delegates and in lieu Of diem and all
other compensation and allowances each senator repre-
sentative, delegate from Territory shall be allowed and
paid for their services 81, 900 per annum.
i Which was rejected-yeas So, nays $50.
i The bill was then ordered to be engrossed and was
read third time and passed. and the Clerk was directed
TO notify the Senate of The passage of the bill after
I which,
Mr., VlNTON moved to reconsider the vote by which
the bill had been passed, and then to lay that motion
the table; which last motion prevailed
II And then, on motion, the House adjourned.
Petitions, etc.
The following petitions memorials, &c. were present
ed, under the rule, and Teierred
BY Mr.. LEFFLER; joint resolution of the General
Assembly OF the State Of Iowa. asking tri-weeky mail in
twohose post coaches from Iowa Dubuque referred
to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
Joint resolution of the General Assembly State
Isaac w Griffith for the los. of his right arm in the
battle OF Churubu.co referred o Committees on In