The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-02
CITY OF WASHINGTON
-. NDAY MOANING. MARCH ., ,s.,
Con srssss~.i.

la The Sewas. YES erday. mes age OF Hu .rscut,y.
actor was tom Inc Pr sdrrt OF Uni,.d
c,r uau nies ton received from the re. .d,nt
itns, in reply {, call from the Senate corr,
%. alive d. III ulIies between the Blush suthoui. -
$, salvador. On motion by Mr. Hunlsr the oa. null ~
hiLitng the seuding of bills irom house. 10 ,h -,
was pea d.d for that day. Mr. Wales rasrutes H.
dantials OF Mr. James A. Rsyard, elected senate, from
State Of Delaware. Several petitions pressn,d =
was ordered that the Senate take recess from half
three tli six O'clock The bill the act eoue
tho pay and mileage Of senators aud SENTATIVE
considered and, alter some remarks from Mr. Pvs,cs
Mr. Clay In favor OF its obecwhich TO prevent ~.
mont of constructive miieageIt ordered to be- read
third time Mr. Badger moved postpone the od.,,
cedipx the aud harbor bill. ia order up thu, h
which InoIon was opposed by Mr. Hunter, Mr. Fuar NJ
Dickinson, Mr., Rusk, and others. Mr. Tumey inoyud
lay the motion the table which disagreed t,-..
q nays 80 The bill was taken up and gene raj di seneca,
arose upon il. in which Mr.. Badger, Mr. Hamn Mr. a..
Mr. Douglas Mr. Butler, Mr.. Dawson, Mr.. Jefferson D.,
Mr. John DAVE Mr. Cas- MI. Boaad and Others took nv
Without coming any conclusion, the Senate took =
Al o'clock, nv the Senate met and several CON-
munications from the departments were presented by ~
Chair Mr.. Foote asked leave offer resolution c,a
on the President for correspondence between this govern
ent and that of Turkey relative to the release Ko,.a
and his compositions objection was made Several BIN,
were referred, and among them The army bill Ths oip
resolution for the relief Of the contractor fo the printing
Congress and his assignee was read a first tine M
Badger called for second reading now. Mr. Tuns,
objected The President pro tenn, in reply an inaa,
stated that bill could not, under the rule be read -
time the same day without unanimous consent, Mr. D,k
nson gave notice that he would tomorrow move 10 n.
pend that rule. motion made take up the bill from
the House explanatory of the bounty land act, which h,
been ordered by the Senate he engrossed for bIs
reading with rho Senate smendnents but objection VI,
IN ade Mr. Clemens moved = lay the river and habo, BIN
on the bile for the present with view the passage
the bounty land act Mr. John Davis called for The y,,,
and nays and the motion o-tyeas 49, nays " Tn
river aud harbor bill debated. and alI amendments
lected. On motion by Mr. Mangum, the bill was lad \
the table, temporariiy In order TO enable him lay h
table resolution that the rule of the enare provdux a
bill or ioiit n Ion oanno be I'D twice Tho az
IL an objection be mads be sus, ended. the resolution
was offered and lies day. The and haibs
bill was again taken up, and after II oclock the Ssnas
journed.
In the Hoxss, tie question was taken on Mr. Julian,
m oton to suspe nd the rnles enable him offer np
luton for the appointment Of COMMITTEES 10 nve,tysA
| legations axainst Mr.. Webster; and the motion ~
iec,ed-yeas S. nays 49, The amendments Of the ses
to the navy pension bill concurred in Tue amend
mems of the Senate the post office appropriated bill
were taken up, and rejected and others agrssd
The navy appropriation bill taken in CommifsAa
the Whole, and several amendments were dicn,sd
After recs .. the House six O'Clock, and the ny
bill was finally rspo, ted, the amendments concausd
In, and the bill was passed. MIR. Potter reported IL -
ate anne ndtnents II tho cLeap postage bill with
msndmenls, and they were oMcurred In by The Hons
The additional amendments 70 TO tbs Senate io coaeu
renee The HOUSE Then, i. being after twelve oeIsk n
journed. ssi