The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-10

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time. hope il will be passed now.
Mr., HUNTER withdrew his motion TO adjourn and
there being no proposition d 70 amend q the bill i was
Mr.. HAMLlN moved that the Senate take up the bill
for the relief of John A. McLaw.
| Pending the motion, the Senate adjourned.
| MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1850
message received from the House OF Represent.
atyes by Mr. Young, their Clerk, announcing that said
House had passed the Senate bill for the admission of
California and the bill TO establish territorial govern
ment for Utah, without amendment.
Also, that said House had passed the bill making pro-
posas Texas for the settlement of her northern and
western boundaries the REIMBURSEMENT by the said
State OF all territory claimed by her exterior to said
boundaries and Of all her claims upon the United States
Senate take up the Texas BILL for the purpose of
curing in the amendment OF the House.
| Mr.. TURNEY oblectlng, the bill was not taken up.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS
! Mr.. SEWARD presented the petition Of Isaac Acker-
praying to be allowed an increase Of pension; which
was referred to the Committee on Pensions
| Mr.. DAWSON presented a memorial of VIM. Y. Han
SELL VIM. n. Underwood and the representatives of
claims for services agents and attorneys for the Chero
kee Indians which was referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr. BRIGHT presented petition of citizens of Jndi-
ana, PRAYING the establishment OF mail route from Ok
ford to Rensselaer,, in that State which was referred 10
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads. !,
Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi, presented the memorial of
officers Of the 4th regiment OF United States artillery,
praying modification OF the provisions Of the act, ap
proved June Is, 1916, relating TO the appointments the
line and staff Of the army; which referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. YULEE presented memorial of citizens OF
Florida praying the establishment OF mail route from
Long Pond to Hamosassa, in that State which WAS
ierred to the Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads.
On motion by Mr.. COOPER,
ordered, That Daniel Hook have leave to withdraw his
petition and papers
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Mr.. HAMIIN, from the Committee on Printing, TO
whom was referred The motion TO PRINT the document IN
Friday last by Mr. BENTON, reported IN favor OF printing
the same which report was concurred in
MIR. II. ALSO from the same committee, 10 whom was
referred the motion print the report Of the Secretary OF
the Interior respecting the ho, springs Of Arkansas
ported favor OF printing the same; which report was
concured in.
fairs to whom referred the memorial OF David Warm
and VIM p Ross asked that said committee BE discharged
from its further consideration; which was agreed to.
| Mr.. BELL, from the Committee on Indian Affairs, 10
whom was referred the memorial of certain Seminole
Indians, made report upon the same, recommending an
appropriation; which was referred to the Committee on
Finance. -
| Mr. BERRIEN, from the Committee the Judiciary,
to whom referred the House bill for the relief OF
WinthropS Harding, reported the same back without
amendment and moved that the Senate proceed to Its con-
sideraton which was agreed TO.
The Senate accordingly proceeded to the consideration
amendment being offered it reported 10 the Senate,
ordered to third reading, read third time, and
passed.
whom referred the memorial of c. +. Thomas in be-
half OF the Seneca Indians, submitted report which
was ordered 10 be printed.
GRANT LANDS TO MISSOURI
On motion by Mr.. ATCHISoN, the Senate as in com
mtee Of the whole, proceeded TO the consideration Of the
bill 10 grant TO the State OF Missouri The right Of way
and portion Of the public lands for the purpose Of aid
ing in making railroad from ST. Louis to the western
limit OF said State, with eastern extension 10 Cncn-
matt and Louisville, through Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.
The bill having been reported from the Committee on
Public Lands with an amendment, the amendment was
agreed to- -
No further amendment having been offered the bill
was reported the Senate, the amendment concured
in and the bill ordered TO be engrossed and read third
time.
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
On motion BY Mr. STURGEON, the bill to establish
an agricultural bureau the Department Of the Interior
taken up and made the special order for Friday next
GRANT OF LANDS INDIANA
Mr. BRIGHT ! ask the Senate to take up Senate bill
29O-being bill making grant OF land to the State OF
the special order for Thursday last but owing to the press
of other important business did not insist upon the con-
sideraon Of il at tha, time. 1t is copy Of the bill
which has Just been passed IN relation TO Missouri.
hope therefore, that there will be no objection TO it,
The PRESIDENT. The hour for the special orders
has arrived, but the Chair will put the question II the
IT,
The question being taken upon the motion. it was
agreed TO.
The Senate accordingly as in committee OF the whole,
proceeded to the consideration of the bill granting the
right Of way and making grant of and to the State OF
Indiana, to aid in the construction OF railroad iron
point on the boundary line between Indiana and Illinois,
its intersection with Lake Michigan, TO the city OF
indianapolis; and branch TO ntersect the southern
Michigan railroad at where the same enters sara
State Of Indiana and amendment being offered was
reported 10 the Senate, ordered TO be erossed' ana ieu
third time
Uprse OF NORTH AMERICAN VESSELS
On motion by Mr.. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts, the bhi
to authorize the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 permit yes
sells from the British North American provinces TO ade
and unlade at such places any collection distinct OF the
United States as he may designate was taken up, read
second time and considered as IN committee OF the
whole. ,,, !,
| Mr. WALKER. could not bear the bill distinctly |
would like 10 have the senator from Massach inform
me II il s proposed renquish the duties anything OF
/ that kind, to be paid by these vessels.
/ MIR. DAVIS, of Massachusetts. No; il relates only
] to the lading and unladng Of boats.