Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-24

expressed wish that there would be no further postpone
ment he alluded TO the fact that Mr. RusK desired Il
address the Senate on the deficiency BILL who was neces
sary absent from ndsposition and was due 70 him
thatt taken to-day the exclusion bills
and deprive him Of the opportunity being heard Lei
the deficiency Dill come up in its proper time and its pro-
per place As Tor the ground which the letter placed
the immediate necessity Of its passage they all knew bet
than that the Secretary was by law authorized
contract for supplies and transportation.
Messrs HAMLIN, CASS, WALKER. and ADAMS. the
motion of Mr. HUNTER was rejected
Mr. GWIN moved to take up the resolution submitted
some days since by Mr. NoRRs, in relation the con-
sderaton of private bills and after some debate it was
amended and agreed to, follows:
Reoeed and every fourth Friday hereafter shall
be devoted to the consideration of such private bills upon the
lendar shall not give rise to debates and whenever debate
shall arise upon BILL any Senator shall express desire
TO debate the same 1t shall over to the following Friday
PRIVATE CALENDAR
The first question that up was the motion to re-
consider the defeating the bill from the House Of
Representatives for the relief Of the Carmete nunnery
postponed.
The following bills then considered and passed
over under the resolution of Mr.. Nouns:
Bill for the relief of Thos. II. Leggett
Bill for the relief Of Ira Day, of Vermont.
Bill for the relief of the widow Of Marvin W. Fisher
Bill for the relief Of Elizabeth v. Lomax.
Bill for the relief of Theodore E. Elliott
Bill for the relief Of Sybanus Bodget.
Bill for the relief of Robert Armstrong.
Bill for the relief Of Guyon & Mclaughlin.
Bill for the relief of Barbara Riley.
Blu for the relief of Robert Miligan.
Bill for the relief of the legal representatives of Noah
Miller, of Lnconville, in the Etate Of Maine.
Bill for the relief of Martha L. Downs.
Bill for the relief of Robert T. Norris
Bill for the relief Of Lewis III Bates VIM. Lacon.
Bill for the relief of Richard Mackall
Bill for the relief Of the heirs and representatives Of the
late Robert Sewal
Bill for the relief Of Henry King
Bill for the relief Of Jno W. Robinson.
Bill for the relief Of John Mcvey.
Bill for the relief Of John Jackson, Joseph Pneau and
Lewis A. s. Smith.
Bill for the relief of John Jackson.
Bill for the relief Of 7. Pember.
The following bill was considered and indefinitely post
The bill for the relief Of VIM Bedient late sergeant
in the 4th regiment of artillery
The following bills ordered to be engrossed and
read third time:
Joint resolution for the relief of Alexander P Gar
nett.
Bill for the relief of George G. Bishop and the legal rep
resentatves of John Arnold, deceased
Bill for the relief of Jacob Young
Bill for The relief of Margaret Farrar.
Bill authorizing the legal representatives Of Antoine
Vasquez Joseph vasuez, and John Cogan to enter
tain lands in Missouri.
Bill for the relief of Martin Fenwick, or his legal rep
resentatves
Bill Cor the relief of David p Weeks
Bill for the relief of Mark Bean and Richard II. Bean
Joint resolution for the relief Of the heirs Of Joseph
Corderey
Bill for the relief of Ursula E. Cobb
Bill for the relief Of James Glynn.
Bill for the relief of Thompson Hutchinson.
Bill for thereef of Elizabeth Jones and the other child
rem, if any, of John Carr.
Bill for the relief Of the heirs of the late Major Thomas
Noel United States army.
Bill for the relief of Don B. Juan Domercq, Spanish
subject.
Bill for the relief of Charles G.. Hunter.
foJlow;no House hills nassaS
An act for the relief of Albra Trip
An act for the relief Of Joseph Johnson.
An act for the payment of Of pension to the
guardian of Artemas Conant.
On motion, the Senate adjourned to Monday