The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24

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the Sergeant-at Arms, or any other person
The matter is equally clear upon the question Of order
The acquescence OF the House is but resolution per-
gas implied ns q sa pse
exist during every moment OF the continuance OF this
officer in his place II would therefore. at any tme be
in order to propose 70 40 by direct and positive ac INA,
silent acquiescence The decision of the Chair is mani
testify correct, and ought to be sustained.
~ Petitions. etc.
The following petitions and memorials were presented
under the rule, and referred to the appropriate commit
tees:
Hooper and Others ctzens of Philadelphia asking for the
construction ola haIbor the east side OF Reedy island in
Also The memorial Of the heirs Of Richard Ttermery,
lae of Phlad-phia for relief as sufferers by French sPo
Also, the petition of Stephen Colwe Of Philadelphia.
asking the paymen, Of eersn loan office utica
OF Phadelpha asking for the construction Of harbor on
The east side q Reedy island. IL the pelawars run
BY Mr.. CABELL; The petition of Giles U. Ellis, pray
ing released from liability for certain public property
AIo, the petition Of B. Harbour, Tor compensation Tor
his HORSE impressed into the service OF the United States
Also. the petition Of James r Roam, for donation Of
Also the petition Of frontier citizens Of Florida for relief
Also, the petitions Of Thomas ]. Chace, VIM Nckels,
and Others for French spoliatons,
BY Mr.. BAY; The petition OF Alton Long, OF 81 Louis
comfy Missouri i ~ aos e .na oe s'a 81
Louis, In the year 1913 o4lsa II -.
Also the petition OF Heuben COX, oil usage
Aso memorial nom the city Of ST Charles. in the State
OF Missouri relative the granted 10 The nhab-
ia hts q the town Of tCharles BY the spanish govern
asking for renewal Of his pension, with the papers Iea-
ting thereto be the files, and referred 70 the Com
Also the memorial Of Joshua r Powers, o. Brook
lyn asking be Unidentified for loss sustained in con-
Ezabssh and cargo 81 the Texan soop-ofwar Washing
.Ioro or, H. III in
aTSI u 'hsSs RIHsif The petition
county Of ST. Louis Missouri praying Congress pass
act confirming their survey BY the lss
pushed BY act Of 1881.
Mr. also gave notice that on tomorrow q as soon
Introduce bill TO Ielinquish 70 the city of ST. Louis
Quarantine island and and nnappropriaed lands
Also the petition Of Felix Vale, Francis Vale, Julius
Vale Francis Rozer and Yoa as wife, ana May VALE
by their agent John Fitzgerald, praying the continuation Of
M B. also gave notice that on tomorrow, or soon
thereafter as he could obtain hearing he would ask leave
s aa sass
ing them, and increasing the vaue OF the puohc lands IN
BY Mr.. BINGHAM. The petition of c. A Trowbrdge
and 200 Others for the construction OF canal around the
BY Mr. CoNGERi The petition of s. J. Bowen, asking
pay for his services clerk in the Second Auditors Office
bs as as CLERK IN e Office Of hs T1a
BY Mr. DUNCAN. The memorial OF Edward s. Rand
against the adoption Of a new prime meridian.
Also the petition of William Slower and others, citizens
peie the piers and buOys the harbor Of
Also tba petition Of s. H. currier executor Of the est.
Of James Pierce. for indemnity Tor French spoliaons prior
Also the petition of s. H. Currier executor of Anthony
Dayenpors, for indemnify for French spoiaons prior TO
Also the petition of Anthony Knap administrator Of
hony KNAPP, for indemnity Tor French spoaons pfic TO
On motion of Mr.. DANIEL, the memorial and accom-
panyins papers Of William Muse referred TO the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Patterson the files of the House, were referred TO
the Committee on Reypssio1sry Pensions -
Peter Carl and Isaac Davee were Withdrawn from the file,
and % 70 the c9%ass % n,sd o.so.
Huddy Withdrawn from the files, and refereed to the
Also the petition Of echants Of Cincinnati Ohio for the
erection la said city OF buildings for the OF
The officers Of the post otce treasury and Judicial depart
Also, the petition Of the Chamber OF Commerce OF Gin
Also the petition Of John Johnson of Cincinnati for
pensation for his services as Indian agent
Also. the petition OF s. Keyse Of Cincinnati, praying for
Also the memorial OF the heirs of John s. Keyscr pray
Also the memorial Of sundry citizens of Ohio praying
for the abolition OF the office OF chaplain
Also, the memorial Of Joseph Clarke on the subject OF
Also. the memorial Of Boyd Reilly, praying for compen
Also, the memorial OF sundry citizens oil Ohio praying
for the passage OF act extending the jurisdiction Of the
district courts, In csrtan 10 the naygabe laws and
navigable rivers ia the United States.
BY Mr. HUN rERi resolution Of the legislature OF Ohio
relative granting portion Of the public land Obtained
fom Mexico to free blacks.
BY Mr.. HAMPTON The petition Of Mary Chess, for
merry Mary Alexander widow Of James Alexander SOL
dier IN the Mexican war, praying for pension.
BY Mr.. HAYMONDi petition Of sundry citizens Of
Taylor county Virginia. demonstrating against the appoint
Of chapains TO Congress- IL paid for Out Of the public
BY Nj HARRIS Of Illinois, The petition OF Sylvester
a mail.route nom Springfield. via Petersburg and Chand
ersyihc, 10 Beardstown, Illinois
Also, the memorial Of John Collins, for pay rs boaswan
Of the United States ship Cyane. -
BY Mr. HARALS0Ni The petition OF William e.. Brc.
tain and "a Others praying Congress TO abolish the Office OF
ohaplaoy, and henceorth refrain from all legislation ON
religious subjects.
BY Mr. HAYS The petition Of John Moore White, OF New
Jersey, Of Major John White, asking pension Tor
services OF his father during the revolutionary war
BY Mr. HOLMESi The memorial OF the Chamber OF
Commerce Of Chaeston praying for buoys of an Increased
sze m the place OF those hitherto used that the outer buoY
OF the ship channel shall lie bell buoy that buoy be
placed the Rate-snake shoal; and that oil the
hirdca should be erected in front Of the light house on
Main island. stsAe
Also, the memorial Of James A. Fawns praying TO be al
lowed the salary of puser whilst acting such boad
the United States brig Banbridge,
BY Mr.. EVANS, OF Marylands The petition Of Leonard
Reynolds and Others that the government refrain hereafter
from the empoy ment OF chapans 70 Congress, the army
and navy and thus disconnec itself from all connexon
with national religion. 10
Mr. EWING gave notice thathe would ask leave intro
dnce, tomorrow subsequent day, "a bill grant
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