The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-08
Mr. .BoWLIN introducea lby leave, upon p1svioa.

notice) the following bills saas. Y - s4s.a
bill 70 rslnquish TO the city Of s. Louis .Quarsn-
tine island" and all vacant unapproprated lands within
Also, bill granting The States Of Missouri and Ar
kansas certain swamp lands for the purpose q reclaim
ing them and increasing the value o. the puonS ianos n
first and second ,me and referred to the COMMITTEES on
Public Ml Lands an%f IN ..a 4, .,. .,...., - ~.
House for leave 10 s INTRODUCES ice another BILL but
Mr.. FEATHERSTON objectng, leave was not grant.
Mr.. BAY presented memorial Of the general asssm-
bly, OF the State Of Missouri respecting school lands, and
for other purposes; referred to The Committee on Public
Lands. - ~.
lands for soldiers in the militia service in the war Of 1879
referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Also, memorial Of the same, for the benefit Of the
poor asking for dopaon Of lands to every person being
the head Of famiy--or who may hereafter become
snch--not being the owner Of any land in any Of the
u districts where he land has been offered for sss -
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Also, memorial Of the same. in favor Of the Missouri
way through the public lands of the United States, and
also donating said company alternate sections Of land
to aid in constructing the work: referred to the Commit
Also The petition Of the citizens Of Franklin county.
Missouri praying for the establishment Of mail ouis
from Union in said county, 10 the mouth Of Little Pney
in Pulaski county referred TO the COMMITTEE on the Pos
Also the petition Of the citizens Of Franklin, Gasconaas
and Usage counties, the State OF Mssour praying for
the establishment of stage route Tor the transportation
OF the mail from Unon in Franklin county, to Linn. In
Usage county: referred to the Committee on the Post
MI b. by leave, also introduced bills Of the following
bill for the payment Of debt due TO the heirs Of An
bill for the payment Of debt due Nicholas Lachance
Ct a read twice. and referred to the Committee on Revo-
Mr. B. also introduced the following resolution; which
agreed to: s.k
Eesoived, That the Committee on Public Lands be in
stucted inquire into the erpediency Of rescindng @
cure to be made of the public lands Il ssca Ssrse
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, introduced the following
resolution which read and agreed to, viz:pe ssg
Rssoped, That the Secretary f,hs War Depasmsn. bs
port and map OF Lieut. Simpson, Of the corp OF
cal engineers. Of the route from Fort smith, %
Santa Fe in conformity with the survey made in l61D
with such authentic information, In
ion with the subject may be in the possession OF
On motion Of Mr. GREEN, leave was granted to take
from the files of the House the petition and papers of
Frederick Dent and they were referred to the Commit
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas, presented the following
resolutions and memorials OF the general assembly OF Ar
kansas, viz: eE
l. Memorial to extend mail route from Napoleon. wa
Rockroe, Batesve, in steamboats, Also: stage line
from s. Louis, Missouri, via Baiesvilie' Arkansas
q Also, memorial for the establishment oi Z nal-
route from Charlestown franklin county. va the Mar
OF Big Creek, to Sugar Loaf in Crawford county
Also memorlaI for the sstaol,snms1. y g, g., %an
Franklin county, in said State; a,,,
T. Also. memorial asking change OF the mai! ser,
Vie and ~ss 70
rweekly stage line with four-horsc post -coachss
s. Also, resolutions requesting for the .ouhsn mall
stead county, four-horse ti-weeky post coach
Q. Also, resolution asking for weekly mall r0utes
horseback, from Antoine, in Clark county, Afkaseas
Carkvie, in Texas, by way OF Murfreesooroughs 10
T. Also, resolution asking for the establishment Of
mail route from Carksville, Johnson county to 81
1sfs Also I memorial % asking for an extension of The
mairoute from Arkadelpha to the residence o. Asxah-
Which memorials and resolutions were seversy rsfst-
red to the Committee the Post Oce and Post Rods
Mr. BUEL. leave granted in Pursuancs Of Previous
notice oil 3 gTaahsE h. 81 ,ars y ns n ssss
to achieve her liberty and Independence read twice, and
referred to the Committee on Public Lands
M +. sG offered ss e SSoa
to its consideration at this time: >saa 3 agls.-f
Rssovsd That the President be requested (f ncon
House the Instructions given 10 the agent IN Euroge he
according his late annual mcssgc, was invested ~ MN
n.s hs
ability sustain it." together with copies Of any and All
ns sss 1eoosaon q Hungarian either
with said agent any person acting In behalf Of Hungary
On motion Of Mr. BUEL, the joint resolution ct the
State of Michigan (heretofore laid on the table end
ordered 10 be printed relative to the transporiauon o.
the United States mail through Canada, was taken Iron
the table and referred 10 the Committee on the Post Oce
and Post Roads Also. the joint resolution Of the Sais
OF Michigan Heretofore laid the table and ordered b
be prne relative to the donation Of lands by the United
States for the erection Of State asyums fof re inssns.
deaf dumb, and blind taken from The table and re-
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands 1n Ia ss.s
Mr. B. also gave notice that, on some future Day,
he should ask leave to introduce bill TO refund % the
State Of Michigan the amount Of money advanced and
Transportation furnished to volunteers from that Stnte
during the late war with Mexico; also bill Tor the es
tabshment OF marine hospital at Detroit
Mr.. B also presented the joint resolution q the
State OF Michigan, relative to donation OF lands ~ the
general government for the benefit Of State Normal
Schools which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Public
Lands. -,
MI. HOWARD introduced resolution instructng the
Committee on Indian Affairs inquire into the expedIen-
cy Of making provision by bill for carrying out tne .tea
~ Of Guadalupe Hidalgo restraining the incnrsions OF
Indian tribes into Mexico located within the United
ates and also prevent Indian hosties on tne wess
ern frontiers OF Texas which was agreed 70; -,
Mr. KAUFMAN, by leave, introduced Dill 20 esuD-
sh an additional court of the United States IN the ea3
ern portion of Texas read twice and reered 70 me
Committee on the Judiciary : -.
Mr. X also offered the following res0iuuonss wnfcn
were read for information: "
Rssoiped That after the admission OF State into the
Union Congress has right legislae upon OF curtah