The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-26

The journal OF yesterday having bean read
Mr. HOUSTON moved that the House rssov.a 4.
into Committee OF the Whole the state Of m nv
for the purpose OF taking up the deficiency bill 4a
Mr. JONES. OF Tennessee, hoped the gentIsm..
Alabama would withdraw his motion, 30 as TO en,h ~
to ask consent OF the House to move 10 take M u
bills on the Speakers table, for the purpose Of rf'
and on which no de bate should arise 'N'e'ie
MIR. STANLY wished TO know how long il would !,
| to refer these bills
Mr.. JONES replied that he did moi think il would ),
sumo thirty minutes.
Mr.. STANLY said that he would no, object 10 II, :.
ton il il would take but thirty minutes; bu ~ I
wish the deficiency bill 10 be indefinitely postpon.f
MIR. CLlNGMAN inquired il bills on lheir sa,.
menl. and bills on which the previous question
moved. would be reached BY the motion OF the s,Ss
man from Tennessee SS
| Mr.. HOUSTON replied aiiirmalivey.
Mr.. CLiNGMAN said that. such being the ea..
would object to the motion of the gentleman from II
| nessee
The motion Of Mr.. HOUSTON was then agreed !,
DEFICIENCY BILL.
! And the House accordingly went into Committee a..
Whole on the state OF the Union (Mr STUART oi NH
bill to supply deficiencies IN the appropriations for M
vice OF the hscal year ending the 30th June, 1852
| A large number OF amendments were offered and
cussed, all Of which, however, were rejected, with \
s1 on motion o. Of i Mr. JOHNSON Of ArkaD.a.
Committee on Indian Affairs, the following Item Va.
serted in the bill
| "For payment to tho Seneca Indians of New yol
moneys wrongiulIy withheld from them by an svs,
pointed by the government for The cement Sa
iairs per report of Thomas b Soddard comm a..
selected by the Secretary OF War 10 make the reou.
vestigation, pursuant to the direction contained IN ~
fourth section OF the of 9th June. 1876 maxine
prations Tor the Indian Department. S28 sos 80 Pors
That the Secretary OF The Interior 10 hereby required @
steps, If any may be necessary, shall enable The aa
States 10 recover the amount due from said AGENT w
On motion of Mr.. FITCH, the item which pesc7,
for compensation to three special agents and four mn
prefers for the Indiantrb OF Texas and for N. NM
chase OF presents, $4,000" was amended by inserim
with said Indians, under instructions from The Conms
sioner of Indian Affairs, for their removal from mai Nh.
10 some designated unoccupied territory Of the Unite
States" and by increasing the sum from fifteen thousan
to twenty five thousand dollars.
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas from A,
Committee on Indian Affairs. the item which reads am
arrearages in the cost OF the preparation Of the you,
for the year 1851 OF statistics and other information A.
horzed by the act Of 80 OF March ls47 and subsqua
acts, $780," was amended by adding thereto sand "a
printing, binding, &c. 600 copies of the first volur. d
the foregoing work for distribution among new menh
80 ,575."
The committee then rose, and the House adj ournel
| PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER RULE
| BY Mr.. HEM: The petition OF James Sanderou m,
hundred and eight other citizens of Iowa. asking M
the ESTABLISHMENT OF mA-fOute from knnesvle 10 a.
gents Bluffs. Also, the petition OF Admiral B Mn
deputy marshal Of Marion. Madison, and Warren CON-
ties, Iowa, asking additional compensation for taking D.
by Mr.. HUNTER The petition of John Ruasl,u
sixty nine Other citizens Of Ohio, in favor the Whee
bridge Also, the petition OF Gideon Davis and hus
dred and twelve other citizens of Ohio, in favor Of h
Wheeling bridge. Also, the petition of H. b. Rice and u
hundred and twelve other citizens Of Oaio Ia favor b
Wheeling bridge Also, the petition of John F, Wan
and hundred and sixtytwo other citizens OF Oin
favor Of the Wheeling bridge referred 10 The Conalrs
on the Posi- Office and Pos, Roads.
| BY MIR. McNAlR. The memorial Of the assisanun
shais OF the eastern district OF Pennsy lvania praying M
onal compensation for taking the seventh census Also
petition Tor increase oil pay tho assistant marshall
Pennsylvania referred to the COMMITTEES on the JadicaIy
Also the resolutions OF the legislature psnnxans
favor OF Improvements on the Delaware river. Also ID
resolutions of the legislature Of Pennsylvania relative
Smith O'Brien and his associates in exile. Also, the
intons Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania in references
ne establishment OF hayward, depot, and drydet q
the lake frontier.
citizens OF the county OF Morgan, Ohio, asking gaa
100 900 OF unsold lands within said State TO aid
construction Of certain plank or Macsdamized road
by Mr. FULLER, OF Mainci The remonstrance Of JOIN
A. Simpson and others, OF East Machias, Maine aging
The renewal or further extension OF the Woodwork xs
planning machine.
and other clzens Of Belfast, Maine against renewal
Woodworih's patent Also, the renonsuancs OF Augss
Perry and others, citizens Of Belfast Maine. agains b
renewal OF patent to Austin and Zebulon Parker Tor ALLEGED
improvements OF reacton wheels.
BY Mr.. SEYMOUR, OF New York; Six several peuln
oil citizens Of the State OF New York. praying that WIN
citizens OF Rensselaer, county, against the extension
Mr.. FLORENCE gavo motto OF his intention on tsm~
row. or some subsequent day, to Introduce "A bill pr
scribe, by law or regulation, the number character, I'd
position OF signal lights be borne by and n
vessels between sunset and sunrise the waters n
United States"