The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

mon.on and others assistant marshais for taking the
census OF Kings county, New York, praying additional
compensation; which was referred 10 the Committee oil
Claims.
FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. BORLAND, from the Committee Printing, to
whom referred the motion TO prnt the memorial oil
the American Medical Association at Cincinnati, re-
ported that the be not printed and the report was
concurTed in.
Mr. JONES, from the Committee on Pensions, TO
whom referred the petition OF Lazarus Knapp, sub
mited report asking 10 be discharged from the further
consideration OF said petition; which Sas agreed 10.
Mr.. FELCH, from the Committee on Public Lands, 10
whom referred the memorial OF meeting OF citizens
held at Cincinnati, presented January Is petition from
the late aud present land officers al Clarksve, Akan-
sss, and petition OF the late and present land officers al
ChamVagnoie, Arkansas praying for compensation Tor
locating military bounty land warrants petition OF clt.
of Delaware county, Pennsy four petitions oil
citizens Of Philadelphia, and petition of Samuel Lake
in relation to amending The late bounty land law petit
ton OF inhabitants OF Minnesota Territory, in relation 10
reserved lands around Fort Snehng and two petitions OF
citizens OF Iowa praying the establishment OF an addl-
tosa land office in that State, submitted reports, asking
TO be discharged from the further consideration OF the
same; which was agreed to-
Mr.. HUNTER. from the Committee Finance, TO
whom was referred The Joint resolution TO change the
mode OF appointing the clerks OF the ueasurers OF the
nin,s OF the United States reported back the with
on, amendment and recommended its passage
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, from the Committee OF Claims,
10 whom referred the House bill tor the relief OF
John Poe OF Louisville, Kentucky, reported It back
without amendment, and recommended its passage.
Mr.. BALDWIN. from the same committee, 10 whom
referred the House bill for the relief OF the admins
OF Oliver Lee deceased reported without amend
ment, and recommended Its passage. :. 40
Mr. FELCH, from the Committee on Public Lands, TO
whom referred the bill IS 17 to establish an addl-
tona land Office in Iowa. reported back without amend
ment, with recommendation that II ought not to pass
Il Mr.. DOWNS, from the ComH,ltiee on Private Land
CLAIMS, to whom referred the House bill tor the re-
lief OF the heirs OF Semoce friendly Creek Indian, re-
ported without amendment and recommended It's pass
age. ,
Also from the same committee to whom was referred
the House bill further TO anne nd ac, approved the I'd
OF July 1885, for the relief of Samuel Smith, Lynn Nc
Chez and Senoice, Creek Indians, and also an act.
passed the "a OF july 1886, for the relief OF Susan Mar
low, reported it back without amendment, and recon-
Mr. BORLAND, from the Committee ON Military AZ
fairs to whom was referred the memorial OF Thomas NJ
Morton, reported adversely thereon.
Also, from the committee, to whom was referred
the petition OF The otckrs OF the second regiment oil ar
lery, reported adversely thereon gr ag q
| MIR. NORRIS. from the Commee OF Cla'ms, to
whom referred thu House bill for the rcef OF Capt
VIM Duerson, of Indiana, reported IT back without
amendment, and with recommendation that IT ought not
TO pass.
BILLS INTRODUCED. ~. = 40 r. d.
MI FELCH, from the Committee on Public Lands, 10
whom referred the petition of the New Haven and
New London Railroad Company reported bill As 43ol
TO grant 10 The New Haven and New London Railroad
Company the right OF way through the customhouse LOT
IN New London which was read and passed 10 second
Mr. PRATT, from the Commtss Of Claims 70 whom
was referred the petition OF Richard MAckl Submitted
report. accompanied BY ball rs ASD Tor The rsissf o.
Richard Nackall which road and gssesd tc second
rs,ap I; s Ss..d r :, Ss sss
Commerce, to whom referred petition OF The Boston
| and Lowell Railroad Company and petition OF owner,
OF wharf property in Cambridge, Massachusetts reported