The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-15

~ route from Fort Smith TO Santa Fe reported the to
lowing orderi which was agreed to;
osd That The rPor. hs printed thar 1000 lad sSdI,iona
copies be printed for tho OF the Senate and oOO Tor the
use The Typographical Bureau; and thar the maps be
gaved on the same scale a. that IN which they are pre-
Ssnted In the report
Mr.. also, from the same committee, to whom was
referred the motion TO print the memorial OF the Panama
Railroad Company reported against printing the same
which report was concnrred IN. sss IS ~ f. ss
MPoRrArIoss OF BULLION
Mr. B. further, from the same committee, to whom was
referred the motion 70 print certain documents in relation
TO bullion and specie imported into New York. reported
in favor Of printing the same, together with the memorial
on the sabjsct which report wa. coneuT p.. r.
whom was referred petition OF citizens OF Michigan,
submitted arepor accompanied BY BILL for the exami-
nation and settlement OF claims for land at the Sault
S4e Marie Michigan; which ordered to be printed
Mr. r. also, from the same COMMITTEES, 10 whom was
referred the petition Of John Biddle reported bill 10
provide for the final settlement OF me accounts OF Jonathan
Kearsley late receiver OF the public moneys az Detroit
and John Bdde late register OF the land ONCE at that
place. accompanied by report; which was ordered TO be
Mi. HAMLIN Mr.. President, there was. believe,
the other morning. referred to the Committee Com.
merce certain statistical information in relation TO the
q s1S S. no ns
finance ask that the COMMITTEES on Commerce Dc dis
charged and that it be referred to the Committee on
FINANCE. II
amount Of bullion and specie imported into New York
during the last year
The motion was agreed TO.
REMOVAL OF THE cHRPEwAs
Mr. ATCHISON, from the Committee on Indian Al
fairs asked to be discharged from the further consdera
ton Of the resolutions Of the legislative assembly OF the
Territory Of Minnesota. relating @ the REMOVAL OF me
Chippewa indiana from lands within the Territory 70
which the Indian title has been extinguished.
Mr. DOUGLAS suggested that the resolutions in ques-
ton be transmitted TO the President Of the United States
Mr.. ATCHISON Mr. President. have no objection
2 an order q thai hind Wish s ss matter Ter es
States Il he deems right and proper ne can give an
order for removing those Indians.
Mr. KING. Il is presumable that the President OF the
United States has complied with the acquisitions OF his
duty upon this subject II the duty OF the government
in s intercourse with the Indian tribes. to ascertain
whether their treaty stipulatons have been complied
with and il not force that compliance has not
been customary heretofore for 10 Interfere in the mat
ter do not know that il has ever been DONE II the
G ss oas s
IT, We must take 1t for granted that he has II i be
simply to inquire what the result Of his action has been,
| have no objection to that
The VICE PRESIDENT Does the senator from
Alabama ask division upon the question
Mr. KING. simply made a suggestion. It was not
my intention to do more than that.
Mi, ATCHTSON The legislature Of Minnesota d.
reced the governor to send copy OF the resolutions 10
the Vice President of the United States and to their dele
gate in the House Of Representatives There no
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the President, and objection to the order
Mr.. KING. make no objection
further confederation Of The resolutions, which were or
dered to be transmitted to the President OF the United
States.
PRESENTATION OF CREDENTIALS
Mi. PEARCE presented the credentials of the Hon.
sembly Of the State Of Maryland, fill the vacancy
casonsd BY the resignation Of the Hon Reyerdy John
which were read, and the oath prescribed by law
the Senate
BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE
MI. SEWARD. in pursuance Of notice. asked and OBJ.
tanned leave introduce bill for the relief OF Conrad
W.. Faber. Leopold Bierwth, and Theodore Victor
which. by unanimous consent, read first and
ond time BY its title, and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. KING, in pursuance Of notice, asked and obtained
leave to introduce bill granting TO the State OF Alabama
the right Of way and donation OF public lands for the
purpose of making railroad from Selma to the Tennes.
zee river.
INVALID PENSIONS
MIR. CLARKE, in pursuance OF notice, asked and OBJ
ained leave TO bring bill 10 authorize the payment OF
invalid pensions in certain cases which was read frs,
and second tine by its title, by unanimous consent and
referred TO the Committee on Pensions.
Mr.. DOWNS, in pursuance OF notice, asked and OBJ.
tained leave 10 introduce bill for the relief Of William
Dareyi which was read first and second time by unani.
nous consent
Mr. d. stated that this bill was NOT Of such nature
properly apperan any OF the standing committees
OF the Senate. Al the last session had been referred
TO select COMMITTEES in whose report all the facts OF the
caae embraced Not deeming necessary refer
nsgan be would AJAX that il be considered by the Senate
without reference upon suitable day, and would
therefore move that Monday next at one O'Clock, be
assigned for IFS considerations which motion agreed
TO, and the bill made the special order for Monday
next
Mr. SEBASTIAN. in pursuance Of notice, asked and
obtained leave TO introduce bill for the relief OF Joseph
r. Williams; which read first and second time BY
ts title, and referred TO the Committee on Public Lands
AMENDMENT THE CONSTITUTION
Mr. CLEMENS, in pursuance Of notice. asked and OBJ
tanned leave TO introduce joint resolution proposing
amendment TO the constitution which was read first
and second time. and referred TO the Committee on the
Judiciary
GRANTS or LAND.
Mr. YULEE, in pursuance Of notice asked and obtain
ed leave to introduce bills with the following titles:
bill TO grant 10 the State OF Florida the lands the sur
veys OF which reported as imprachcable.
bill to equalize the grant OF lands to the several
Stafea
The bills were severay read first and second time by
their titles, and referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands
NOTICES OF BILLS
Mr. BADGER gave notice that be would tomorrow
ask leave to introduce bill to authorize notares public
to take and certify oaths and afmatons and acknow
edgmenu, in certain cases
NEW COLLECTION DISTRICT.
MIR. BORLAND gave notice that he would TO morrow,