The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-12

ob IN tme In bringing TO trial officers OF the navy, and
"A Thai d. iuag- advocate shall hereafter be appointed
from he toe line Of tue navy as prsosed "a ,hs
amy whose ext compensation shall not exc ed TWO dol
lar. per day white officiating a. Judge advocate
MESSAGE FROM rHK HOUSE
A message was received from the Houss OF Represent
atiyes by Mr. Young Their Clerk, announcing 10 uis
Senate that the House disagree TO the amendments OF
the Senate 10 the bill III X. 4oi making appropriations
for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF goseien, ,o
the wear ending the Goth oil june 1884, and Tor DINER
posss AK conference the dsagreeing votes OF the
two houses. and have appoialed Mr. bAYLY M tlhIos
and Mr. JoSEs managers at the conference on
The Senate proceeded 10 CONSIDER abe.f amendments
disag reed by the House OF representatives 10 tue p
last mentioned; and, - .l'H'. ~. @ ..
On motion by Mr.. HUNTER
Rssoiosd That the Senate insst their amendments 70
the said bin, and to the conference asked oy me
House OF Representatives The dsagfeeinK votes OF inc
Od.rd That The committee OF conference on Tue par Of
the Senate be appointed by the Pesident pro fpo's ana
Messrs HUNTER EWING, and Dickinson were appoint
ed as said committee Sleeve ..HH @#A #t@ <
1.Ht '9 COURTS in CHICAGO.
message was received from the House OF Represent,
atives by Mr.. Young. their Clerk announcing 70 the
Senate that The House had passed The Pr y 10 pro.
yding for an additional term Of The United S'nss fIsSa.
and district courts Chicago. in the district Of ILLINOIS,
with an amendment, in which they request the concur
renee OF the Senate, and have also passed resolution
suspend the 7ih joint rule IN when me concurrence
| of the Senate is req uested.
House OF Representatives to the lastmenuoned bill ana
| il was resolved that they concur therein ..@
| CIVIL AND DIpLoMATIo BILL.
| Mr.. HUNTER, from the committee of conference on
the freeing of the two houses on the phi a.
r. 46 u making appropriations for the civil and dlpo-
matte expenses OF government Tor me year ehuhs 'o
| June, 1852, and for other purposes, reported; II
Thar the OF conference having met and ate,
full and Tree deliberations have agreed 70 recommend and
do 70 hs W aah Of the
Senate with amendments as follows Ia n1 s'rike gu
four and insert and in line strike on ~'ne ana IN
"That the House concur in the 18th amendment. with
ssu NV i've and strike all after per annu.n, in
line TO- and lieu, PrOutded That thus rate OF com
pensaon shall continue tor the tenn OF TWO years. ana nc
THAT the House agree the 4sd amendment OF The
the word California per act third March, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty one ,,tl,-- -
.n m4, VIZ NJ Nos s's's tsffs 's 2s 81 and
And that the House aEre to the fSl9y'nT s s 1
20 a. r. sa aS IS ST. 81 ss, 81. sS. ss 3d. H. ~
| A, As, At, ~, and 49," are ag at7a.n. E.. BE-
The Senate proceeded to consider the said report and
it was resolved that they therein and the Secre-
tay ordered TO notify the House OF Representatives
accordingly |##... "Er.
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
! Mr. PEARCE asked to take up the naval appropTia-
ton bill which agreed to- The bill was read a first
| time by its title, when #n # p. .
| Mr.. HALE said he hoped it might be read through
upon it's second reading, nobody knew what il was.
Mr. PEARCE desire to have The bill referred to the
Committee Finance.
The PRESIDENT. 1t is objected TO, until i has been
| read through. 1t has only been read by its title.
Mr.. FOOTE. Is it in order to move TO dispense with
ny The hs PREsiDENT 1t can be referred hou, having
! been read through only by unanimous consent
| Mr. PEARCE. Allow me to make a statement AL.
though the bill has been referred to the committee,
vet the committee anticipating this state OF things, devo-
ied several hours last night to its consideration hope
the senator from New Hampshire will not insist on
having il read through
sums of money without knowing what am about.
Mr. PEARCE | do not ask the senator to vote away
dollar only ask to let ii be referred to the commit
Mr. HALE Well. sir. l waive the reading of it,
The bill then referred to the Committee on Fl.
nance. r
| -s PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Mr. BRADBURY | am instructed by the Committee
on the Judiciary, to whom referred the message o
the President relative to the late proceedings IN Boston
10 make a majority and also minority report move
that they be printed and the committee discharged from
the further consideration of the subject before them
| Mr. HALE 1 think il too late for jokes now. Laugh
| MIR RADBURY The committee have prepared writ
reports, and only ask that they may be printed be
cause il is necessary tina, the public should know pre-
The motion to print was agreed TO, and the committee
were discharged.
| .. BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
Mr. BELL. There is joint resolution on its third
reading which lies on the table, making bounty land
warrants aasignable. move to take il up
Mr. WALKER You had better take up your appro
priaton bills FIRST il you expect to get them passed
Mr. SMITH. hope the appropriation bills will frs
| be acted on .s
Mr. BELL. The senator does not want TO pass i
Nj YULEE. The Naval Committee have bill ,c
report IL.
! The PRESIDENT. The senator from Florida wil
suffer the senator from Tennessee 10 complete his re
marks. ...
Mr. BELL. The joint resolution has been lying on thu
table several days. +.
Mr. WALKER. You had better get your naval ap-
preparation bill safely through.
/ Mr. PEARCE. object to the resolution being taker
! up. 80 -.. ..... .@.. ...... III
/ Mr. BELL. Well, sir, choose 10 ask for vote
upon taking II up, and the senator cannot object t(
! that
The question being taken taking up the joint reso
luton, At was losl-ayes IS, noes TO-
] ..... ...#.. [ro BE CONTINUED
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