The daily union., 1852-08-31

senator il this conIempales the printing OF this comPen
Mr.. BRADBURY Not al all.
Mr. B0RLAND. would suggest TO the senator that,
in order make this work available TO us al The begin
ming Of the next session oil Congress- II ought 10 DC
MT. BRADBURY. | am aware OF that; bat that will
lead 10 debate and can be provided for hereafter.
Mr. BADGER ] would inquire II that which was
read was The original resolution or the amendment
The PRESIDENT IL the amendment. which
was proposed as substitute for the original Joint resou
Mr BADGER. | wish merely to say that the Pres
dent requested 10 have compendium, or abstract pre-
uared OF the report commerce and navigation. lhat
report commerce and navigation does not come from
lhe President. and is sent by him at all i is required
By law TO be made by the Secretary OF The Treasury
Mr. BRADBURY II simply asks the President 10
cause the abstract be prepared and sent with the full
reports. 49,,
oluon SIMPLY resolution OF The Senate
Mr. BRADBURY. II is merely Senate resolution.
The PRESIDENT. 1t is joint resolution, OF course
Mr. BRADBURY. II is intended as simply resolu-
The PRESIDENT. Ii was joint resolution that was
referred TO the committee. and they report II back with
the amendment which has just been read.
Mr.. BRADBURY Il intended 10 be introduced
as simple Senate resolution. substitute Tor
The joint resolution which was reported TO the committee
Il thought by the committee that II would be better
for the Senate TO Try the experiment first therefore
propose amend the title TO make it simple reso.
The PRESIDENT. The proposition is TO strike out
the whole resolution and insert the substitute reported
by the committee; :,
Mr. BRADBURY Yes, sir.
Mr.. HALE do not want to inierpose any objection,
but will merely remind the President that be de-
cded that this could not be done.
The PRESIDENT The Chair IS still under the same
impression The old resolution will have to be laid upon
the table, and the other introduced as new and distinct
resolution for the action Of the Senate The Chair has
not changed his opinion at all
Mr.. BRADBURY By unanimous consent, suppose
this resolution can be adopted reported from the
mllee. II ask that il may be now considered by unani
Mr.. HUNTER If we can have vote will make no
objection
the joint resolution which the committee have reported
back will be laid upon the table, and the question will
then be on the adoption OF the resolution
MI. BADGER. must object TO that course; cannot
the taking OF the resolution which has Just
been offered az a Senate resolution,
The PRESIDENT y has already been received.
MIR. HUNTER Mr.. President objection is inter-
posed must ask that this subject be passed
allow me TO move to take up the civil and diplomatic
SO as get the bill back the House either night
tomorrow morning early, the probability is that our
amendments cannot be considered Under those circum
stances, hope this matter will be laid over, that
move 10 take up the civil and diplomatic bill.
Mr. BRADBURY The resolution is now before the
Senate and appehend that vote can be taken upon it
at once. think there can be no objection.
Mr. HUNTER Objection has been made already
The PRESIDENT, The proposition is 10 lay the joint
resolution upon the table, That question will FIRST be put,
and then the question will up the adoption of the
Mr. HUNTER. Ii we can have a vote without delay,
will not make any objection
The question being then taken the joint resolution
ordered 10 lie upon the table.
The PRESIDENT. The committee have reported a
resolution which the Senate have agreed to consider
That resolution will again be read.
The resolution having been read. the question was
taken upon lis adoption and It was agreed to.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
A message was received from the House of Repre-
seniaves by Mr. Hayes chief clerk, announcing TO the
Senate that the House have passed the bill Is 1917 TO
provide for ui-monthy marom New Orleans 10 Vera
Cruz. via Tampico. and back in steam vessels and the
bill IS 447 for the relief OF the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Company and, also, that they have
passed bill making appropriations for light houses.
htboas buoys, &c, and providing for the execution
and establishment OF the same and for other purposes,
in which the concurrence Of the Senate is requested
The bill from the House OF Representatives last
toned read the first and second times by unanimous
consent, and referred TO the Committee on Commerce
INTRODUCED
Mr.. FISH. Mr. President, desire TO ask the unani-
nous consent of the Senate to allow 10 introduce
bill, OF which have not had an opportunity TO give no
tcs will state that do desire any action upon il
during this session. My object is have the bill print
ed and laid before the Senate that they may have OPP
portuniiy 10 examine its provisions and mature their
judgment upon for action the session. The Ii
Tie OF the bill is "An act 10 authorize the business OF
banking 10 the District OF Columbia and TO regulate the
Issuing and circulation OF notes as money"
Unanimous consent being giyen the bill was intro
duced and read a first time.
Mr. FISH Task its second reading at this time, with
Mr. WELLER. shall be compelled 10 interpose an
objection TO that. Ii is too late ia the session have
that subjec, considered now
Mr. FISH have already stated tina, my object is not
70 have The bill acted upon at this session. but merely 10
have printed that il may be in the hands Of senators,
IN order that they may form opinion the subject
The PRESIDENT A motion can be made TO have il
printed without second reading
MT FISH. ] submit that motion, then.
lhe question being taken the bill ordered 10 be
printed
BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills and joint resolutions
We're seyeraly read third time and passed.
Bill 10 establish certain post roads.
Resolution Tor bringing the remains OF William L.
Barry, late minister to Spain, 10 the United States.
Jolat resolution TO authorize the settlement OF the
counts OF James Pool
HOUSE BILL REFERRED.
The bill from the House ing appropriations for The
transportation OF the United States mail by ocean steam
ers and otherwise during the fiscal year ending the 30h
Jnne 1858, read first and second times by unani-
nous CONSENT and referred to the Committee on Finance
MARcARET l.. WORTH.
The Senate then proceeded TO consider Senate bill
which had been returned from the House with an nend
menbeng the bill Tor the relief OF Margaret Worth
The amendment OF the House was then rsad-being 10
strike out all after the enactng clause, and insert the
following;
"Thst the Secretary Interior be- and he is hereby
Of the late General WORTH upon pension roll at the rate
q thirty dollars per month, commencing the 7th day OF
May 1879 and continue five Provided, That
Sn'e Of the death marriage OF the said Magsrct l.