The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-28

reported il back without amendment and recommended
It's passage.
sxl IN
The following bills from the House scveraIIy read
first and second times by their titles and referred 10 the
Committee OF Claims
A bill for the relief OF Sayles j. Bowen;
A bill for the relief OF Major f. II. Fitzgerald;
A bill for the reef OF Manoah d. Robinson
bill Tor the relief OF the administrators OF Oliver Lee,
deceased DDS
bill for the relief of the legal representatives OF Rob
s. Burroughs and Stephen Hopkins
A bill for the relief Of Isaac Cook and others; and
A bill for the relief OF Malvna Cruzat. widow ol
Manuel Cruzat. late navy agent at New Orleans
The following bills read first and second times
by their titles, and referred 10 the Committee on Private
Land Claims:
A bill for the relief vf Rober, Davidson;
bill for The relief OF the heirs OF Semoce friendly
Creek Indian;
bill further to amend an act approved the I'd Of Jnly
1886, for the relief OF Samuel Smith, Linn McGhee, and
Scnoce Creek Indians, and also aci passed the ID
July, 1885, for the relief of Susaa NARROW; and
A bill TO amend act entitled" An act for the relief Of
Frederick Du!vne,"' approved lath August, ls4s,
by their titles and referred to the Committee Military
Affairs:
A bill for the relief Of William Hankms;
A bill for the relief Of Alden and Williams;
A bill for The relief OF Josiah p. Pitcher; aud
bill for the relief of the Virginia WooIlen Company
The following bills were severally read FIRST and
second times by their titles, and referred 10 the Committee
A bill for the relief Of Mary Kirby Smith
A bill for the relief OF John Morrison
bill Tor the relief OF Adam Garock;
A bill for the reiei OF Anson Pool;
bill for the relief OF James +. Green;
bill for the relief Of George c; Thomas and
A bill for the relief of William Edwards
The following bills were severaliy read first and
second times by their titles, and referred 10 the Committee
on Naval Affairs:
bill Tor the relief OF Gusavus De Russey, late an
acting purser in the navy;
A bill granting pension TO Asel Wilkinson;
bill Tor the relief OF the securities OF Rob s. Moore,
deceased; and
A bill ior the relief OF Eli Darling
The following bills were read first and second mes
by their titles, and referred to the Committee the Ju
cary
A bill for the relief of {. H. Pix; and
A bill for the relief of Andrew Smith
The following bill WAS read first and second times
BY its title, and referred 10 the Committee the Pos
Office and Post Roads:
bill for the relief of Dunning r. McNar
The following bills real first and second times
by their titles, and referred 10 the Committee on Com
bill for the relief Of Child, Farr, & Company, OF ST.
Louis, in The State OF Missouri; and
A bill for the compensation OF James w. Low and
Others the capture of the British private armed schooner
Ann, during the late with Great Britain
The following bills read fret and second times
by their titles aud referred 10 the Committee Public
Lands
bill for the relief Of Jasper A. Mallby; and
A bill for the relief of William J. Price.
BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills severally read
bill Is. 4O5) pay the expenses Of the Cayuse wal
in the Territory of Oregon IN the years is47 and ls4s
bill Is 4o7) to create additional collection districts
in The Territory OF Oregon and for other purposes.
NOTICES or BILLS.
Mr. BORLAND gave notice that he should Tomorrow,
subsequent day, ask leave to Introduce bill
for the relief OF the heirs OF VALERIE DHawienve
Mr. BRIGHT gave notice that he should Tomorrow OF
on early day thereafter. ask leave TO introduce
bill for The relief OF franklin Hardin;
Mr. CHASE gave no,ce that he should Tomorrow, OF
on some early day thereafter, ask leave 10 introduce
bill TO change the time OF holding the district courts oi
Ohio
RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED.
MIR BORLAND submitted the following resou
which lies over one day, under the rue
Resoped That the Committee Printing be authori1e
TO EN- mpoy clerk the usual pensa ton from the
mencemen; OF the present session.
MI DAVIS, OF Massachusetts,, submitted the follow
ing resolution which lies over one day, under the rule;
Re.oired, That the Committee on thc Judiciary be IN
struccd TO inquire into Tho enpediency making some
further ompensa,on the chief Judge OF the District OF
Columbs Tor his services in cases OF appeal rom the Com
missioner OF Patents.
Mr. D. also submitted documents in relation TO the sub
ject matter Of the said resolution.
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Mr. BORLAND submitted the following resolution;
which was considered by unanimous consenand agreed
to-
R,,o,,d Tb, The Secretary of War be directed 10 fur.
nsb the Senate with the proceedings OF the cournartia
Ltc Rock, 1880. for the trial OF David But
er military sorekeaper, together with the correspondence
possession OF the War Department prior and subsequent
said court-lnarisl, in relation to the same.
Mr. WALKER submitted the following resolution
which considered by unanimous consent and agreed
to:
Rssopsd That the Secretary OF tho Treasury be directed
Senate what quantity and vaoe OF the follow
ing articles imported from Canada into the United
States the years Iss and 1885, either for sale ON bond
Tor exploration foreign ports, distinguishing the amount
and value OF each kind gain and breadssuhs of All
knds, vegetables, frns animals, hides wool, tahow,
horns salt and fresh OF ali kinds oi metals n-
ber, staves wood and lumber.
PUBLIC IN MISSOURI
Mr. BENTON moved to postpone the prior orders, for
the purpose of taking up the bill to make good to the
Stale OF Missouri the two per cenum OF The net proceeds
of the public lands heretofore withheld from that State.
Mr. DOWNS would like TO know whether that bill
will not take up great length OF time in its discussion
There are special orders which am very anxious
10 take up to-day.
Mr.. Benton II is a bill which concerns State,
and according the old practice Of the Senate bills which
States entitled precedence next to those that
the United States This bill has been reported
by the Committee Public Lands, with verbal amend
men to which agree, and have not word 10 say upon
the bill unless some oppoAes it,
The question being taken postponing the prior orders
for the purpose of taking up The foregoing bill, II was
agreed TO-
Mr. SHIELDS | will state that the Committee on
Public Lands, to whom this bill was referred consulted
with the department. and the department has reported IN
favor Of the bill il stands amended tn bill e
give per csntum OF the net proceeds OF the public