The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

hrst and second time BY It's e and referred to the Com
mittce on Commerce. M
REroRTs yHoA COMMITTEES
| MI, BORLAND, from the COMMITTEES on Printing TO
whom was referred the motion to print the memorial Of
the Chamber oil Commerce OF New York. reported in ia
vor OF the samei which report was concuned in.
MT. B.. also, from the committee. To whom was
referred the motion 10 print report Of the Secretary, oi
the Navy the subject OF transfers OF appropriations
reported in favor Of the same which report was
Cured in.
Mr., b.. further, from the same committee, to whom
was referred the motion TO print 10000 extra copies OF
the Presidents annual message and accompanying docu-
ments reported in favor OF the same; which report was
Mr.. B., also. from the same committee. to whom was
referred the motion TO print 20 600 extra copies OF the
Of the finances, reported in favor OF the same which
port was concufred in.
THE TERRITORIES.
Mr.. HALE. Mr.. President ii will be recollecied
that, few days ago. the honorable senator from Mis-
sissipp [Mr FoorE] gave notice that he would, at
early day introduce bill looking to important legisla.
the nature Of the legislation which he desires 10 obtain,
and he kind enough to say that lie would move
the printing Of the BILL hope that the honorable senator
from Mississippi will take early occasion TO move
that effect; and that by unanimous consent. The Senate
will agree 70 IT, in order that may have time ex.
anime The bill and be ready after the hoydays TO enter at
once upon the consideration OF the subject
Mr. FOOTE. | should certainly have no particular
objection to the printing Of the bill II the object desired to
be attained BY the senator from New Hampshire can be
accomplished by printing il simply The reasons hereto
fore gwen for not introducing il formally in The Senate
are as potential as they when they were first
announced. | am DESTROYS that any discussion which
upon the resolution introduced by day since.
and for which shall ask early consideration. am
unwilling that the anticipated debate upon the main ques
on involved in the resolution shall be embarrassed by
attention to mere detd which may, IN fact, have no
material or necessary connexion herewith
The bill was then introduced, and ordered to be
printed.
EXTENSION OF THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE
message received from the House OF Represent
atves by Mr. CAMPBELL, their Clerk, announcing that
the House had passed bill granting the Thanking priv
lege to Sarah Polk
The Senate. on motion by Mr.. BADGER. proceeded to
the consideration of said bill which read first and
mtee Of whole. reported to the Senate without amend
men, ordered TO third reading read third time, and
passed.
COMMITTEE ON PENSIONS
Mr. KING stated that, upon looking over the list of
committees, he found that he had been made chairman
OF two Of them. While ready to discharge such share
Of ths duties Of the Senate as might properly ial 70 him
further service the Committee on Pensions which
Mi. DODGE OF Iowa moved that Mr.. JosHs be an.
pointed chairman oil the Committee Pensions place
of Mr. KING, excused which was agreed TO-.
Mr.. JONES moved that the vacancy occasioned in the
Committee on Pensions be filled by the appointment Of
Mr.. HALE; which was agreed to.
ADJOURNMENT OVER.
On motion, il was
Ordered That when the Senate adjourn it be TO meet on
Thursday next
Mr.. DAVIS, after few remarks relative 20 the
sity OF immediate action 10 the taking OF the
next census moved that select committee on the census
be appointed by the Chair !; which was agreed TO.
Mr. d. then moved that the report upon the table, from
the board, presented few days since, together
s BE- whc was y s To-
Ga motion by Mr. PHELPS, the Senate proceeded 10
the consideration Of executive business and after some
time SO spent The doors were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
the ssss s 5 he Eoass s following a .
standing committees for the present session. appointed by
the Speaker under the resolution Of the gentleman from
South Carolina tMr BURT) agreed TO Thursday last;
COMMITTEE Of Elections -Messrs. Strong, OF Pennsyl.
yania; Harris, of Alabama; Van Dyke OF New Jersey
Disney, OF Ohio; Thompson, OF KeRtucky; Harris, Of
Tennessee; McGaughey, Of Indiana; Ashe, of North
Conpaittse Of Ways and Msans-Messrs. Bayly, Of
Virginia; Thompson, Of Mississippi; Vintop,, Of Ohio
Greene Of Missouri ToO%ss Of Georgia aibSarS o.
nessee Hampton, OF Pennsylvania
COMMITTEE Of Ciasms -Messrs Daniel, Of North Caro-.
lima; Thomas. Of Tennessee; Root, Of Ohio; Wmot Of
bama Mclean, Of kentucky; Durham, OF Indiana But
Ter. OF Connecticut
Committee on Commerce -Messrs McLane, OF Mary
sets; Bingham, Of Michigan; Stephens. OF Georgia
Colcock, OF S,nih Carolina; Phoenix. OF New York !;
Stetson, OF Maine; Conrad, OF Louisiana.
Committee Public Ldnds.--Messrs, Bowlin, OF Mis-
souri Harmanson, of Louisiana; Shtpperd. OF North
Carolina; Albertson, OF Indiana; Baker, OF Illinois
Cobb. OF Alabama; Brooks, OF New York. Hoagland,
OF Ohio; Henry, of Vermont
Committee on The Post Office and Post Roads.-Messrs.
Potter OF Ohio; Phelps, OF Missouri; McKissock, OF
New York Feaiherston, OF Mississippi; Hebard. OF
Vermont; Stanton, Of Kentucky; Aston, OF Alabama;
Powell, Of Virginia Durkee, Of Wisconsin.
Committee for The District Of Columbia.-Messrs
Brown, OF Mississippi; lnge, OF Alabama; Taylor, OF
Ohio; Fuller OF Maine; Morton, OF Virginia; Hammond,
OF Maryland; Allen, of Massachusetts; Williams OF
Tennessee; Underhill, OF New York.
Committee The Judioary.--Messrs. Thompson, of
Pennsy wanna; Miller, OF Ohio; Ashmun. OF Massachu.
sets Meade, OF Virginia; Morehead, oil Kentucky
King, OF New York; Venable Of North Carolina; Sic
vens. Of Pennsylvania; Wellborn, OF Georgia
Committee Revolutionary CLains.--Messrs. Saw
ielle, Of Maine; Morris OF Ohio Newell, OF New Jer-
sey; Bay OF Missouri; Butler, OF Pcnnsy vania Mill
son, OF Virginia; Goodenow, OF Maine MELVILLE, OF
Mississippi; Kerr, OF Maryland.
Committee on Public Expenditure. johnson,
OF Tennessee; Bissell, OF illinois; Conger, OF New
York Harlan, OF Indiana Bowie, OF Maryland Sweet
ser, OF Ohio Caldwell, OF North Carolina Booth, OF
Connecticut; Calvin, OF Pennsylvania.
y Comminee Private Land Cioims.--Messrs Morse oil
Louisiana Brown, OF Indiana; Rumsey, of New York !;
Gilmore, OF Pennsylvania; Campbell, OF Ohio Harris
OF Illinois; Marshall, OF Kentucky; Whitlesey, Of Ohio
Anderson, of Tennessee.
COMMITTEE on Manufactures. -Messrs Peck, of Yer
mont; Bowdon, OF Alabama; Houston, of Delaware;