The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-04

The bill, as amended, was read Toe tuiIu ume ana
me COBB moved the suspension OF the rules to ena
Ia him 10 move 10 proceed 10 The consideration OF bus
O ~ on ,be Speakers table; rules suspended,
ts House having thus voted 10 proceed 10 the consd
...non Of business the Speakers table,
The SPEAKER laid before the House various execu
Zoe ana executive. department messages. Senate bills
VA rssoltions Sc, Nc, all OF which were read and
s"o,opnately disposed OF
'ffa Ire course OF these proceedings
THE AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the annual ag-
.aaaral report from the Patent Office bureau.
Mr.. CARTIER moved that one hundred thousand
ias If that report be printed
0Mt HASCALL moved to amend that motion by
.5pms -out hundred thousand and inserting in lieu
Ss'soi one hundred and fifty thousand copies,
"Ths SPEAKER ruled this amendment out OF order !;
"a al.o that the motion OF MIR. Cartier went to the Com
a ml,ee on Printing, under the rule.
MI CARTIER then proposed to move instructions to
AZ printing Committee 10 report back resolution order
"s one hundred thousand extra copies OF the said report
Sod them after conversation between the SPEAKER
Messrs CART TER, STANTON of Ohio, STUART,
s rIII i'm Of Name and HOUSTON.
rSM Mr. CARTIER was understood TO withdraw his prop
ostion TO insuuo. anagu M tf
WILLIAM sPEIDEN
The Senate bill for the relief OF William Speiden, pur
cor IN The navy, having been reported from the Speakers
'4I NJ, CHANDLER moved to put il on its passage
Mr. CARTIER moved s reference TO the Committee
oi Claims agreed TO.
WITH VOLUME OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Also Joint resolution authorizing the purchase of one
hosand copies of the United States Statutes at Large
This resolution having been read twice. esi y. .s
Mr. JENKINS, after few remarks in explanation,
noyed lis third reading; which being agreed to,
The said Joint resolution was passed.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Also the Senate bill for the relief OF St Johns Church
AZ The city Of Washington.
The o1es,ion being on motion to refer this bill 10
commitiee of the Whole House, sas
Mr. POLK moved to put il on its passage. - .a. (,
Bot on motion oil Mr.: bAfLf, II was referred 10 the
Committee on the JUDICIARY.
salaries OF UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL OFFICERS
The Senate bill to forbid the payment of the salaries OF
limited States territorial officers in case of absence for
more than sixty days from their duties without leave oil
he President OF the United Staies and 10 authorize The
nayent of the salaries of the returned Utah Judges hay
INK been reported from the Speakers table, was read
twice. I'll W asa
Alter debate between Mr. McLANAHAN and Mr.
STUART,
on the of the Union, 10 form portion OF the special
Mt McLANAHAN, taking the floor, again addressed
The House in favor OF his motion. s H.
After further debate, in which Messrs. SIBLEY
HOUSTON, HALL, STUART, STANTON of Tennes
Ye JONES OF Tennessee, MARSHALL OF Kentucky,
WEI,HTMAN. and GENTRY participated. this bill
duly referred 10 Inc on the
HEIRS OF zEPHENiAH ROSS
An act for the relief of the Surviving children of Zeph
enah Ross, having been reported from the Speaker,
table, il WIS read twice.
MI HOWARD moved 10 suspend the rules TO put i
upon lis third reading
After a few remarks from Mr. H. in explanation O
this case the said bill read length for the nfoma
ion OF the House. = lIh
And then il was read third time, and passed.
REFITTNc THE HALL
MIR. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, asked the unanimou
consent OF The House for leave TO introduce the usual
resolution for adioarnng from Thursday, the 18th
Monday, the nth instant 10 enable the officers of h
House to have the hall ref,ed for the summer session
Bat objection being made, leave was not granted.
THE FRENCH ISOLATION BILL.
lie Senate bill for the payment of the claims OF Amer
i'm citizens for French spoliations, &c, having been
rpoed to,n the Speakers table, IL read twice
Mr. JONES moved its rejection; but subsequently
Withdrew that motion the request of many gentlemen
Mr.. BAYLY moved lis reference TO the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Mr. HlBBARD moved its reference to the Committee
Of the Whole on the state OF the Union.
Mr.. BAYLY advocated his notion
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, opposed that reference.
Mr.. STANLY demanded the Yeas and nays on the mo-
ion to commit the bill 10 the Committee OF the Whole
90 the state OF the Union which being ordered,
Mr.. HARRIS, OF Tennessee, moved 10 adjourn.
On which motion Mr.. BAfLY demanded the yeas and
nays which ordered by ieers and then The mo
bon 10 adjourn Withdrawn.
Mr.. MARSHALL, OF Kentucky, renewed il; which
being agreed to-
The House adjourned