The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21

exported 10 Mexico BY certain indicated routes
bill IS 1882 for the relief OF the Raleigh and CASTOR
On motion. the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the reading OF the journal
rHE ANNUAL DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr. HOUSTON. by leave. reported from the Commit
tee OF Ways and Means the bill 10 supply deficiencies in
the general appropriations Tor Tue hsea year ending 30h
June 1852 read twice and referred TO the Committee OF
the Whole on the state OF the Union.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE MARSHAL or WISCONSIN
Mr.. DoTY asked the unanimous consent OF the House
TO offer resolution OF inquiry, as follows
Resoired, That the President be requested 10 inform this
the departments the marshal district attorney of the
State OF Wisconsin upon seizure OF pine or other lumber
whether the is found upon the public land not,
conscate and sell said lumber without the intervention
and order OF court and that he communicate whatever
evidence there may be in either Of said departments tina
such sales have been made al public auction otherwise
the Of each sale and costs The number OF thousand
feet Of lumber sold by the marshal or other agent OF
ment and the price per thousand feet for which logo OF
lumber sold in each aud the Of the pur
the made private sale what sums If any have
been charged retained b, said marshal district Attorney
other person. his their services procuring or
sons Who have been charged by them win eu,no on The
public Indian lands said State, and under what law
and what fund or In what account the sums for which
said lumber sold have been credited the United
States and also what of money has been received
by said officers either OF hem their agents. from per
sons charged by them with espassing the public lands
upon agreement with them not to prosecute them or 10
their lumber logs, release them from seizure.
Mr. OLDS objected declaring that he was anxious to
get leave himself to report resolution OF inquiry IN reg
ular order
Various gentlemen then. by leave Withdrew from the
files OF the House private papers for reference to execu
tive departments OF the government, &c.
JOHN JAcKsoNs
! The SPEAKER then announced the first business in
order 10 be the question the engrossmen and third
reading Of the bill for the relief of the heirs of John
Jackson; which being agreed 10, the said bill was duly
passed.
GUsTAyUs A. DE RUssEY.
! The SPEAKER announced the next business in order
to be the question agreeing to the amendment
ported from the Committee of the Whole House on last
Friday TO the bill for the relief Of Gusiavus A. de Russey
late acting purser the navy which was to strike
out 81 AGO. and insert 1852, the amount to be paid to
the said claimant
The question being put, this amendment agreed TO-
and then the bill was read the third time and passed
4 PRIVATE
On motion OF Mr.. EDGERTON, the House then went
inio Committee of the Whole the private calendar
(Mr DISNEY in the cha when the committee proceeded
10 act various private bills In the course OF these
proceedings statements and arguments concerning the
cases under consideration made by Messrs: STAN
JOHNSON Of Tennessee, CLARK, DANIEL, SACK
EFT, ABERCROMBIE, MACE, and J. w. HOWE.
And then, on motion. the committee rose; and The
chairman Mr. Disney reported back the following bills,
with the recommendation that they be passed, viz
bill for the relief Of Cornelius Hughes, of Tennessee.
bill for The relief Of Francis Tnbou,
A bill for the relief of James Wright ir
A bill for the relief OF John Kebaugh
A bill for the relief Of lchabod Weymouth
i A bill for the relief OF John Mcintosh.
A bill for the relief OF Charles 5. Matthews, Charles
Wood, and James Hall.
A bill for the relief Of James Mccormick assignee OF
Robert A. Parker, with recommendation that il be re-
committed to The Committee on Naval Affairs.
A bill for the relief of Richard CLANCY and Others
with recommendation that II be referred to the Com
Imitlee on Private Land Claims.
wAsHiSGToS's BIRTHDAY
Mr. POLK, stating that the members designed celebra.
ting tomorrow in commemoration OF the anniversary OF
Washngons birth, moved that when the House adjourn
they would adjourn TO meet Monday next.
Mr. FLORENCE, stating that most OF the celebrations
of The occasion would occur on Monday next, moved 10
amend the motion of Br. L. by striking out Monday,
aud inserting Tuesday" next in lieu thereof
The demand for the yeas aud nays on thus amendment
here made, and they not ordered; wheIeupon,
il agreed to-ayes 81, noes a.
4 Mr.. JONES' OF Tennessee demanded the yeas and
nays on agreeing 10 The amended motion; which being
ordered. it agreed o--yeas 81. nays o.
! MIR. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, asked The unanimous
consent OF The House to take up bill the Speakers
table making an appropriation TO enable The government
send home the delegation OF Utah Indians now IN this
When, on motion Of Mr. HOUSTON. the House pro.
ceeded The consideration OF the business on the Speak
ets table
THE "Losc AND KossUrH" CORRESPONDENCE
The SPEAKER then laid before the House the presi.
dents answer to the resolution asking for the Long
and kossuih" correspondence,
Mr.. SMITH moved TO refer il TO select committee OF
/ five. -
i Mr.. HOUSTON moved To lay II on the table, and that
/ il be printed lie would leave Mr. s. 70 make his mo-
ton for select committee II might appear, after
these papers had been printed, that there subject
matter in them to justify their reference to such com
mtee
MIR. SEYMOUR, Of New York moved to refer these
papers to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. SMITH said that he desired to have letter from
Captain Long, addressed himself, printed with these
papers II bore upon them, and would greatly serve 10
their calculation His purpose only TO yindicate
Capt. Long and the navy IN this matter.
MIR JONES' OF Tennessee, and others. objected TO the
printing OF this letter. which not ofhclaily before
/ the House
The question on laying on the table and printing the
executive communication above referred TO was put, and
that motion agreed 10.
The SPEAKER then proceeded to lay before the House
various other executive and executive department com
municaons, &c which read, and appropriately
referred, or otherwise disposed of.
\ In the course Of these proceedings-
A LITTER KossUTH.
| The SPEAKER laid before the House a communica
ton from Louis kossulb.
| Mr.. ROBBINS moved that il be laid on the table and
printed.
Mr. EVANS gave notice OF his intention OF debating
| that motion.
And then, on motion, the House adjourned.
i PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.
| BY Mr.. GAYLORDt The petition of John Timm,. Mat
Scov, and Charles Clymer assistant marshals for
taking the seventh in Ohio, asking additional com
pensation.
| BY Mr.. MILLER memorial from sundry citizens
OF New Mexico relation the laws OF that Ter
ritory, and praying relief