The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-07

IN favor OF the establishment OF mail route from New
London, Henry county, directly to Charlottesville Wash
lngon county, and thence to Iowa city; which re
ieTed TO the Committee of the Post Office and Post
Roads.
On motion by Mr. DAVIS of Mississippi,
! O'dered That the petition Of Robert M. Martin be
ken from the es aud referred to the Committee Pen
sions.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr., DAVIS of Mississippi, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, to whom referred the bill to repeal
portion Of section Of act of July 10. 1913, in relation
to the medical staff of the army OF the United States and
for other puposes reported il with amendments
| On motion by Mr. DAVIS, the Senate, as in com
mllee of the whole proceeded to the consideration Of
SAID bill, when the amendments made by the Committee
on Military Affairs agreed to, the bill was reported
to the Senate, the amendments concurred the bill
ordered to be engrossed and read third tme and
was subsequently read third time, and passed
| Mr.. ATHERrON from the Committee Finance, to
whom was referred the House bill making appropriation
for the payment OF revolutionary and other pensions
of the United States for the year ending 3oh june 1885,
reported the same without amendment
| MIR. A also, from the committee, TO whom was
referred the House bill making appropriations for the sup
port of the Military Academy for the year ending June
80. 1850 reported the same without amendment
| Mr.. BREESE, from the Committee Public Lands
to whom referred the bill reducing the price of the
public lands lying within the Miami reservation, in the
state of Indiana, reported the without amendment
MIR. BRIGHT made an Intellectual effort to get mmed
ate action upon the bill just reported.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, from the Committee on Claims,
to whom referred the petition of John A. Rogers
submitted report, accompanied by bill for his relief
|
report ordered to be printed.
| Mr.. MILLER. from the Committee on the District of
Columbia, to whom was referred the House bill to ncor
porate the Oak Hill Cemetery in the District of Columbia
reported it without amendment.
| Mr.. MASON, from the Committee on Claims, to whom
referred the bill from the House for the relief of
James McAvoy, reported it without amendment.
| TREATY WITH MEXICO
The following resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr.
MANGUM came up for consideration:
Resoped That the President requested to have laid
| tDretl in discre
ton, instruction given TO Ambrose H. Sewer and Ma
or part Of the United States governme, Mex
co to either of said ministers prior to the ratification by
the United States and that republics also the correspond
and explanations. if which said ministers had
thereof touching the effect meaning OF amendments
made by the Senate Of the United States the original
airy, lsis whether such correspondence explanations
before the ratification thereof by Mexican govern
raneous exchange Publications partic uary
respects amendment affecting the 9th, 10Th, and 18th
articles also any protocol other paper signed by said
Sewer and Clifford any minister of Mexican repub
s ANY ere or Ds s or or M
Senate the United States and also all communications
listers thereof the part OF our minister's well as all
communications between our ministers and the govern
OF the United States, touching the effect OF the amend
ments made by the Senate the United States in the
aforesaid original treaty
| Mr.. KING. happened for moment to be out of the
Senate when that resolution was offered by the honor
able senator from North Carolina yesterday; and |
the statement of for the first time in the newspapers
this morning. Had | been present, | should have
advocated its immediate adoption. The call is a
proper one. The information may be necessary for
the action of Congress And inasmuch various
aioa in the country with regard to the viola
ton of the treaty. by the explanation OF the amendments
made by the Senate, should have hoped that objec
ton would have been made in any quarter to its i'm
mediate passage. have apprehension that anything
will be found that is not perfectly in accordance with the
duties of the Executive and the administration, anu IN
strict accordance with what ought to have been under
stood the intention OF the senate IN making the
amendments.
The resolution was then adopted, without dissenting
voice.
REFERRED.
The following bills from the House of Representatives
read first and second time by their titles, and
ferred TO the Committee on Pensions:
An act for the relief of B O Payne, of Albany, N Y.
An act for the relief of James Frame
An act for the relief of Lewis M. Roberts.
An act for the relief of John Nc IDtosh
An act for the relief of Rebecca Freeman
An act for the relief of VIM. Lynch
! An &C; for the relief of Horato Fitch.
An act for the relief of John Gawney.
An act for the relief of Camfeld Averill
An act for the relief Of Mary Ann Pollard.
! An act for the relief of Elizabeth s. Cobbs
An act for the relief of Capt Alexander McEwen.
An act for the relief of Peter Myers.
An act for the relief of Hecta Perkins
! An act for the relief of Aaron Stafford.
| An act for the relief of Sylvanus Blodge:t.
| An act for the relief of Thomas R Sanders.
An act for the relief of Susanna Prentss.
An act for the relief of Joseph Dana,
| An act for the relief OF Eve Boggs.
An for the relief of Hannah Kinney, widow of Amos
Kinney, late of the State OF New York.
| An act for the relief of Martha Cameron. widow Of
Christopher Tompkins.
The following bills were read first and second time
by their titles and referred to the Committee Private
| Land Claims
An act granting the right Of presumption to Joshua
! Holden
An act for the relief of A nelia Couron, of Louisiana
An act for the relief of Syney Flower OF Louisiana,
and for other purposes.
| The following bills from the House were read a
first and second time by their titles. and referred TO the
Committee on Claims
| An act for the relief of Samuel Perry.
| An act for the relief of Thomas L Carnage.
| An act for the relief of Mathews, Wood, & Hall
! An act for the relief of Noah A. Phelps
| The following bills from the House were read first
and second time by their titles, and referred to the Com
mee Naval Affairs:
Duncan late commandan in the United States navy
An act for the relief of Jacob Boston.
The bill from the House for the relief of William
Kngsbury read twice, and referred to the Com
mee on Public Lands.
CREDENTIALS.
| Mr. SEBASTIAN presented the credentials of the
Hon SoLoN BoRLAND, elected senator of the United
States from the State of Arkansas; which were read.
| NOTICE
Mr. JOHNSON OF Georgia gave notice that he would
TO- morrow or early day, ask leave to introduce
bill to authorize the payment to the State OF Georgia OF
the unexpended balance of the sun OF $4,000 which
was appropriated to settle the claims of said State for the
services OF her militia by the act of August H. 1872
titled An act to provide for the settlement OF the claims
of the State of Georgia for the services of her militia
| INTRODUCED.
| Mr. WALKER, in pursuance of notice, asked and
obtained leave to introduce bill to authorize a change