The daily union., 1852-02-13

After further debate concerning this case, in which
Messrs HALL, DANIEL. vENABLE, RIGHARDSSoNl
Georgia, MEADE, COBB, and WALSH seyeraly par
tcipaled,
Mr.. DANIEL moved the previous question on the
Military Affairs and the call being seconded BY the
House, the motion 10 refer was not agreed 10.
Whereupon, Mr.. STEPHENS; OF Georgia, moved to
refer this bill TO the Committee OF the Whole on the state
OF the Union, las II involved an appTopnauonD D and
II was so committed
THE CONGRESS LIBRARY
The Senate bill to provide for the repair Of the Con-
gessona Library destroyed lately by hre being next re-
ported from the Speakers table, and being read twice,
MIR. CHANDLER explained the Importance oi lmme-
date action on this bill.
Mr. G. moved that it be put on its passage;
Mr ORR moved It's commitment TO the COMMITTEE oil
The Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr. STANTON, OF Kentucky, argued to show the I'M
ponance OF at once enacting this bill
The said bill was then committed to The COMMITTEE OF
the Whole on the state oil The Union.
THE EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING.
The Senate bill TO authorize the continuance OF the
work the two wings OF the Capitol being reported
IRON the Speakers table, It was read twlce
Mr. STANTON, OF Kentucky, urged that the House
should consent to put this bill It's passage al this time
Mr. ORR urged the poslponement OF the further consid.
Grafton OF this bill until the select committee TO examine
into the condition OF the foundations OF the extension OF
the Capitol may be ready TO report
Mr. McNAiR explained that il would be out OF the
power of this select committee TO report IN this case IN
On motion of Mr. ORR, this bill then referred 10
the Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union.
Other Senate bills were then reported from the Speak.
ers table, and having been read twice, were duly re-
fsred 10 appropriate committees.
THE PUBLICATION LAWS.
The bill TO provide for the regulation of the publca-
ton of The laws and government advertisements IN the
newspapers being reported from the Speakers table,
and the pending question being on the motion OF Mr.
HARRIS. of Tennessee, to lay il on the table,
Mr. Il, Withdrew thai notion :,
Mr. SMART then addressed the House IN favor OF this
Mr. CARTIER also made few remarks in favor OF
the purpose of the BILL viz to scatter abroad information
concerning the legislation OF Congress.
Mr. SEYMOUR, OF New York. urged the proprlety OF
committing this bill 10 the Committee OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union
And then the House adjourned,
PETITIONS, ETC, RULE.
Mf CLARK, The memorial Of l9i citizens Of The State
of Iowa. asking grant Of land to aid in the oonfuc-
on the most feasible route, to the Missouri river.
BY Mr., FLORENCE: The memorial Of Lewis, James,
Brooke and Others cizens Of Pennsylvania New Jersey.
and DeawsIe praying for an appropriation a. the presen,
habors in the Delaware river and bay 10 afford shelter for
vessels navigating them' referred 10 the Committee on
Commerce. Also, the memorial Of Charles Conner late
seaman who lost his sight in the service ot tho United
States praying for pension referred to o The oomm,lee
asser, of Philadelphia, praying Tor com pensaon 70 de-
fray actual expenses incurred and for Indemnity or the
service of the United States; referred 10 the Commit
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr. HEM; The petition of Henry p. Schoe and
223 Others citizens OF Marion county. Iowa, asking for
ma route lrom Newton, via Pea, Amsterdam Knoxville,
and Charlton. 10 Nine Eagles or New Bnda.
BY Mr.. GREEN. The memorial OF William 7. Rey.
nor John J SiToher, and Isaac Stroher, o Ohio,
deputy marshals, asking increased compensation Tor
taking the referred TO the Committee on The Judi
ciary.
BY Mr.. CHANDLER: The remons,rance Of Samuel
Mogarpe aud many Others, lumber dealers OF Phiadel
phis against the renewal Of Woodwonhs patent for a
planning machine.
By Mr. McCORKLE; The memorial Of X. Gleser and
r. j. Wright, praying Congress 10 pass law authorizing
the Postmaster with them for the
poration Of the United States mail from New Orleans 10
Vera Cruz: referred The Committee the Post Office
and Post Roads
By Mr.. WHITE. of Alabama A petition for the
moval Of the land office Lebanon Alabama TO Centre,
Cherokee county, Alabama referred 10 The Committee on
Public Lands.