The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-06

dies of the United States forces Fort Gibson, on the
night OF the 18th March. 1913, was read when,
On motion OF Mr.. McCLELLAND, it was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr. DUNCAN of Kentucky, the bill to
settle the titles to certain lands in Akansa. was taken
up and passed. under the operation OF the previous ques-
ton.
Mr. DUER, from the conferee. upon the bill for the re-
lief OF the representatives OF Wm. A. Slacum. reported
recommendation that the House do recede from ITS
amendments
After debate between Messrs FlCKLIN and MEADE.
the House refused to recede.
The bill to establish branch mint in New York city
was read third time and passed.
Mr. POLLOCK moved the SUSPENSION OF the rules 10
discharge the Committee of the Whole from the joint res
outon, relative to purchasing Cans gallery OF Indian
pictures rules not suspended
Mr. KAUFMAN moved suspension of the rules 10
discharge the Committee OF the Whole from the bill IN
relation to the district courts in Texas; rules not sus-
pended
On motion of Mr. GRINNELI, the bill providing for
the recording and conveyancng of vessels taken
read third Time. and passed. under the operation OF the
previous question.
On motion of Mr. the bill to extend the provisions
OF the laws re atng to the carriage of passengers in
merchant vessels &c, was taken up, amended, read
On motion Of Mr. McCLELLAND, the bill to reduce
the minimum price Of the mineral lands in the Lake Su-
peror district in Michigan, &c, taken up and
passed
Mr.. JAMESON moved the suspension of the rules to
go into Committee OF the Whole private bills from the
Senate: agreed to.
The Committee of the Whole House (Mr. Cooke in the
chair proceeded to consider the private bills "a above
stated and, after time thus spent, the committee
rose and reported the following bills without amend
ment, viz:
An act for the relief OF Mary MacRae. widow OF Lieu
tenant Colonel William MacRae late of the United States
army;
An act for the relief of George Centre;
An act for the relief of Henry ID. Garrison;
An act Tor TIE relief OF p. Choueau, jr. Co.;
An act for the relief OF the owners oil the schooner Ii.
comic;
which were read third time passed, and returned to the
Senate
Also, the following with amendment. viz:
An act for the relief of Nathaniel Kuykendall.
An act for the relief of James F. Sothoron.
An act for the relief OF the heirs of John Wall, de-
ceased.
Amendments agreed to- bills read third time passed,
and returned 10 the Senate.
message received from the Senate notifying the
House that that body insisted certain amendments to
the naval appropriation bill conferees ordered.
Also, announcing the passage of Joint resolution
pending the operation of the 18th joint rule concurred in
The bill to provide for the settlement Of the accounts
of officers and others who have received money, for du
ties levied in Mexico, returned from the Senate
amended and
On motion OF Mr. MCKAY, the amendment
Cured in
On motion of Mr. TURNER. the rules were suspended,
and the House took up, read third tme and passed
bill for the relief of Daniel Wilson.
Mr.. JOHN A. ROCKWELL, from the Com nittee of
Claims, reported sundry Senate bills. which Were COM
mitted Also the Senate bill for the relief of Thomas
w, Chnn and Others which was amended, the amend
meni agreed to- and bill passed.
On motion of Mr. R., the bill for the relief of Sayes
Bowen taken from the private calendar, read third
time, and passed.
Mr. DARLING called up his previous motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill to grant to the State OF
Wisconsin the military reservation at Fort Winnebago
was laid the table; pending the consideration OF
which, the House took recess.