Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10

the 10th August $780, fell MORALLY wounded when lead
ing on the troops Of the Maryland and Delaware lines
which on his motion referred 10 the Committee OF
Revolutionary Claims and ordered to be printed.
Mr. HAMLiS presented petition from citizens O
Maine IN favor of the homestead bin.
Mr. H. took occasion to say that he presented such pc
uuons as ne did all others, but protested against bene
supposed 10 be committed thereby in favor Of the
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Mr.. kUSh, from the Committee the Post Office ano
Post Roads, reported bin for the relief of William Moss
ana Matthew Moss, accompanied by report, which was
Mr. FELCH, from the Committee on Public Lands, to
which was referred sundry memorials of the Legislatures
Of Florida and Alabama in relation school lands
ported bill allowing EXCHANGES of school lands and au
thorizng selections for deficiencies in certain cases.
Also rom the same committee, which referred
undry memorials of citizens Of Missouri in favor of
sddional land Office at SALEM in that State reported
bal to create additional laad district in the State Of
Missouri.
Also from the committee; to which was referred
House bull to enable the Legislature Of the State of In
diana todspose Of the unsod saline Lands i'm that State
repspted BACK the without amendment and asked its
immediate consideration; which agreed to, and the
bill was considered read a third time, and passed
Also from the committed; an adverse report on
the petition Of William Stone which ordered to be
Mr.. PRATT, from tie Commaee of Claims TO which
was referred the memorial Of JohnG G. Macka reported
bill TOR the relief Of legal representatives, of John g.
rt,
ordered to be printed.
Also, fromthe same committee, reported bill for the
rele on the legal representatives Of Dr. William Somer-
vie accompanied by report, which ordered to be
printed
Also nom the same committee, made adverse reports
the petitions of SamueS Macy and Of Elijah Par
sons; which were ordered to be psnted
Also from the same committee, asked To- be discharged
from the further consideration of the position of Maria
NJ Alexander and that of the Oneida Indians which
agreed tea
CHARGES BY COL. MCCLELLAN.
The following resolution submitted by Mr. WEBER on
the 18th June, came up Reconsideration:
Resolrea That the charges preferred by Col. j. Mcclellan
of the Geographical corps and Others against j. r. Barle
appointed Commissioner to and nark the boundary line
between the United States the Rspubc Mexico be
erred select committee Of FIVE for investigation, with
power if necessary to send for persons and papers
Mr.. WELLER spoke at great length, indicating him
self from the accusations brought against him by Mr.
EWING, and charging that Senator with maignity and
double desng.
Mr. CLARKE said that he should take occasion to de-
fend Mr. Bartlett but not ready and moved IT'D post
After tome remarks from Mr. RUSK in relation TO the
boundary the further consideration of the subject was
postponed until Thursday week.
HOUSE BILES REFERRED.
The following bills from the House of Representatives
read first and second time by their titles and
ferredso the Committee ON Public Lands:
An act establish additional land district in the
Statesf Wisconsin.
An act to amend entitled 'sAn act for the dis
continuance OF the office OF in
districts the surveys be completed for
abolishng land Offices under certain circumstances and
for other purposes"
On motion by Mr.. GWIN the bill for the relief of L.
NJ Goldsborough, G. j. Van Brunt and s. F. Blunt was
considered and after having been amended ordered
to be engrossed and read third time.
On motion by Mr.. CHASE, the Senate proceeded to
consider House bill in relation certain lot Of land in
the of Gnadenhutten in the State of Ohio, which
WAS also read third time and passed
On motion by Mr. BRODHEAD, the bill for the relief
Of Mrs Mary A. Davis referred the Committee of
Claims.
On motion by Mr.. BRIGHT, the Senate proceeded to
consider House bill to supply deficiency to the State of
Indiana in township Of land granted to said State for
the Of State university by an act Of Congress APP
proved 10th April, 1871 and it ordered to third
reading, was read third time and passed
On motion, the Senate adjourned.