The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-06

June !. 1874. concerning the widows OF revolutionary
soldiers was taken up, and The Senate's amendment
thereto coneuued IN. 5fa8 .te4 EU@Nt ~.
! f saH lsi eKs. woarn's WIDOW .ol ss.
/ Mr. FEATHERS1ON moved 10 discharge the Com
miuee of The Whole House from the further CONSIDERS
| ton OF the bill Tor the relief Of Margaret wo,n,
and no quorum sohng on that mo,ion: inc ,o,"r,.a~
called after which The motion OF Mr. r was 'eJeceu
ayes ~, noes ~. @''- 4 s
! THr COURTS tU,aE NJ,
senate b 10 change the term OF the United States cir-
cult court for the eastern and western u en
Tor changing the time OF holding the United
States dslriot and circuit courts OF Ohio and The bill 10
ersss new judicial district for Arkansas were then duly
passed "..t a.'" .'+.'
The Senate bill 10 incorporate the Union Gas-lght
COMPANY OF The District OF Columbia having been taken
up. lis third reading was refused #u.tuma .u#
.H#H HAkkIsAL AND ST. JosEPHs RAILROAD. si y
Senate bill in aid of the construction OF railroad from
Hannibal TO ST. Joseph's Missouri.
MILITARY MONEY MAINE ..
The bill from the Senate to pay inert the military
advances OF Maine was then passed -,
Several Intellectual motions to get up particular bills
having next been made
INTEREST DUE TO GEORGIA
The bill authorizing the payment Of interest duo TO
Georgia for advances for the United States in the sup
preston Of Creek Cherokee, and Seminole Indian hos
tililies in 1886. 81 and 3s, was passed f.ua
ASYLUM FOR INVALID AND IEFIRh SOLDIERS.
On motion OF Mr. BURT, the rules suspended.
and the House took up and passed the Senae bill o me
establishment Of asylum for nfrm and invalid sol
ers who having served in the army OF the United States
for twenty years, unable longer to remain III me
service.
NEW HAMPSHIRE CONTESTED ELECTION. .#f
Mr. TUCK moved resolution to pay the contestant.
Jared Perkins in the New Hampshire contested election
case mileage and pay of member from the commence
ment OF the session TO January 10 last; agreed TO-
ABSENT MEMBERS.
authorizing the payment Of members detained from The
hall by sickness other unavoidable cause, at the COM
mencement OF this session. ssI a#
THE FoUR-APpKAIsERs BILL
On motion Of Mr.. BAYLY, the Senate bill regulating
the apprasement OF imported merchandise, and appoint
ng four appraisers al large was taken MP and passed
NAVY SURGEONS. II s#,lA-
Mr. STANTON, of Tennessee, moved to take up the
Senate Joint resolution TO place navy surgeons and assist
AMI surgeons who served land ia the Mexican
the footing OF army surgeons; not agreed to-
FRENCH sPoLlArioNs. ~ &
Mr. BUEL moved to take from the Speakers table the
French spoation bill not agreed to-yeas 1o4, nays u.s.
THE coLoNRATIoN SOCIETY
On motion of MIR. NELSON. the House took up and
passed the bill to pay to the American Colonization So
cie,y than $4,000 for expenses incurred by
them connection with the return Of the recapured A
cans the Pons to their native country.
THE SPEAKER
| On motion Of Mr.. VINTON. the usual resolution of
thanks to the Speaker was passed unanimously
EXTRA PAY. as@#
Mr. WENTWORTH moved the usual resolution to
give extra pay to the employees Of all descriptions in and
Several private bills were then passed,
4 THE LATE CLERK.
/ Mr. GENTRY made an Intellectual motion to introduce
resolution to pay TO the widow of the late Thomas
Campbell the Clerks pay from the time OF his death to the
/ THE rELIcIANA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Mr. BROWN of Mississippi, moved to take up the bill
for the relief OF the Felciana Company not agreed to-
THE CHARGE ALLEN AGAINST Mr. WEBSTER.
i Mr. OTIS by leave sent to the Clerks desk written
statement; which read for The information OF the
| House, as follows.
sonal xpaaation. The olow appea
in Boston Atlas Of the % ultmoi ..
Il II McLrAs srRKET, Thursday evening.
To As Ediiors Of Us atiss.
Of this date uadsr the ,eeEaphic head
notice the following ism
M Haven tina. he had been offered the s,.s Dsp.ms,
=, that
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benson the New YORK fund.
WIN you have III. seodss,. 70 ..y YOU p.ps, Of 70 mo"ow
showed such es never that he had
Your obedient servant
j did not suborize the publication la tue raid and IL
was done without knowledge. am responsible lo
1t in that form. did repeats conversation had with Mr.
Greeley, from which the staten was oubtedy made
In July last before the President had formed his c,binct
on from Maine, having heard reported that Mr.
house in Boston, and inquired OF Mr. Greeley abop
It, He said Il reported that there letters the
city from Mr. Webster, IN which he said that the Pres
dent had offered hun The situation OF Secretary Of State
In few minutes the room,
called Mr.. Greeley side, md gave
After reading H. and few minutes conversation, Mr.
Greeley returned TO his and said that the gepesr
was MI HAvvn, and the letter IRON Mr. Webster, ~
which be stated thar the President had offered him
ton OF Secretary Of state and Ito only hesaed 20 accept
from The pecunary s4crihce he must make. He added
that Mr. Haven told him be should write that day TO Mr.
Webster urging him 10 accepttbe place, and whatever
rtce he made should be made to him by hts friends
Tue morning OF my return here, which within forty
eight hours that took place. repeated
In this hall, In the heafing OF than members
have been Inquired Of recently and have repeated H.
near words would convey the exact meaning OF
any injustice IL done, both the letter
Ia and their publication will show the
i Had Mr. Greeley candidy stated in his tho matte
a. was, instead OF equivocstrg the expression
sh letter., and sSeh satencnt" he would have saved
himself any further trouble and saved the necessity
/ this or plsnston.
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS.
The post Office appropriation bill having next been
ported on from a conference committee, the said commit
tees report was concurred in.
4 CAs-AoAk.
The Senate bill to incorporate the Union Gas lgb
Company OF the District OF Columbia being next tax
up. amended require the supply OF gas fol
the public buildings in Washington to be advertised for