The daily union., 1852-02-10

Mr. M also presented additional documents in relation
to The same case which were referred to the Committee
Mr. UNDERWOOD asked that the memorial OF the
representatives of Jean Bapste de Lomagne, the
files of the Senate, be referred to the Committee Reyo
lutionary Claims which agreed 10.
Mr.. SEBASTIAN asked that the documents relating
o the claim OF Theodore f. Elliott, the files OF the
Senate be withdrawn and referred TO the Committee on
Mr. MASON asked that William W. Chew have leave
to withdraw his memorial and papers; which wai
Mr. SEBASTIAN asked that the petition of Jonathan
Lewis be Withdrawn from the files OF the Senate, and
erred TO the Committee on Indian Affairs. Mr. s. stated
that favorable report had been made on this petition
session Of Congress the Committee Indian Affairs
ported back, asking TO be discharged from its further
consideration; which granted the papers not having
been examined for want of time.
The motion was agreed TO.
NOTICE OF BILL.
Mr. FELCH gave notice that he should TO morrow, or
on some early day thereafter ask leave to introduce
bill 10 authorize the sale of certain reserved lands
REPORTS COMMITTEES.
Mr.. FOOT, from the Committee on Pensions, 10 whom
referred the bills from the House for the relief OF
Sylvanus BIodge for the relief of Joseph Johnson
the relief of Albra Trip, and for The payment of
OF pension TO the guardian OF ARENAS Conant reported
back The same without amendment, and recommended
their passage.
Mr. r., from the same committee, to whom
erred the memorial of sundry individuals in favor OF the
claim Of David l. Davis to pension, submitted an ad-
verse report on the same which was read.
Mr.. GEYER, from the Committee Pensions, TO
whom was referred the petition OF Samuel Spaudlng,
submitted an adverse report on the same which was or
dered TO be printed
Mr.. g., from the same committee, to whom was re-
erred the petition of James Carrigan, asking for in.
crease OF pension submitted report asking to be dis
charged IRON the further consideration OF the same
which agreed to.
Mr.. G., from the same committee, to whom e.
erred the memorial Of Robert Armstrong submitted a
Robert Armstrong; which was read and passed 10 a
second reading, and the report ordered to be printed
Mr.. JONES. Of Iowa, from the Committee on PEN
sons 10 whom was referred the petition Of Jacob Young
submitted report accompanied by bill Is. 1a4) for the
relief OF Jacob Young which was read and passed to a
second reading and the report ordered to be printed
Mr. ATCHlSON. from the Committee on Indian Al
fairs to whom was referred the memorial of Margaret
FarIar, reported bill Is 1859 for her reef which
read and passed TO second reading,
Mr. A., from the same committee, to whom was re-
erred the documents relating 10 the claim of Lewis A.
Thomas and Thomas Rogers submitted report accom-
panied BY bill Is 1857 for their relief which read
and passed to second reading, and the report was
dered 10 be printed
Mr. A. subsequently, stated that the above bill had
passed both houses at the last session of Congress- aRd
he therefore moved reconsider the Just passed,
and that the bill be laid upon the table, and the further
consideration thereof indefinitely postponed.
The motion was agreed TO-
Mr. DOWNS. from the Committee on Private Land
Claims TO whom was referred the petition of g. Epes
Cowan, reported bill Is 1907 authorizing the legal rep
resenialiyes OF Antoine Vasquez, Hypolite Vasquez,
Joseph Vasquez, and John Collgan, 10 enter certain
lands in Missouri which was read, and passed TO Sec
ond reading.
Mr. d., from the same comuittee, 10 whom refer.
red the memorial OF Martin Fenwick, reported bill IS
l97) for the relief of Martin Fenwick his legal repre-
senatves which was read and passed 10 second read
ing
whom was referred the resolution submitted by Mr.:
DOUGLAS the 5th instant, for printing additional
copies OF Captain Stansbuys report OF his exploration OF
thav nf thaG Sail IaLn and
IN concurrence Herewith 1t was
ordered, That $500 additional copies OF the report OF
Capt H. Sansbuy, of his exploration Of the valley of the
Great Sal, Lake, which ordered 10 be printed by
resolution OF the Senate of the 18th Of March last be print
ed for the Of the Senate and that five hundred copies
thereof be furnished to the Topoe graphical Bureau three
copies TO Capt. Stansbufy
DAVID P. CASH AND GILES U. ELLIS.
Mr. DAWSON moved 10 reconsider the vote Of the
Senate on Friday last on the indefinite gosponemen Of
the House bill for the relief OF David Cash and Giles
u Ellis, and moved that the motion lie upon the table
which was agreed TO.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
A message was received from the House OF Represent.
atyes by Mr. Forney, their clerk, announcing 10 the
Senate that the House had passed the bill Is l4G)
make land warrants assignable, with Amendments, in
which they request the concurrence OF the Senate.
BILLS PASSED,
The following engrossed bills were severally read a
third time and passed
reserved for salt springs therein.
Bill Is lsD TO provide for the repair OF the Congress.
sonal Library room, lately destroyed by fire.
GRANT or LANDS TO IOWA
The PRESIDENT announced the fret general order 10
be the bill (S lSgranting the right Of way and making
grant OF land TO the State OF Iowa in aid OF the
struction Of certain railroads in said State.
Mr. UNDERWOOD The senator from Tennessee
[Mr BELLl has the floor upon that BILL and as he is not
now in his seat, hope il will be passed over for the
present II is before the usual hour for taking up the
orders OF the day, and hope II will be passed by
unanimous consent until o'clock and the senator
from Tennessee may then perhaps be in his place.
MIR DODGE, of Iowa. | will make objection 10
that notion because the senator from Tennessee is en.
tied TO The floor
The PRESIDENT II such is the pleasure Of the
Senate will be passed by informally, and the next gen.
eral order will be called up.
NAVY YARD AND DEPOT AT SAN FRANCISCO
The next general order was the bill Is I5l TO establish
navy yard and depot the bay OF San Francisco, in
California.
Mr. GWIN Mr.. President, wish to state, in refer
ence this bill that the senator from Pennsylvania MIR
BRoDHEADl wishes TO be present when that subject is
taken up As be called away from the city by press
ing business Saturday last agreed that would not
call il up until Thursday next, when hope il will be
taken up for consideration therefore that 1t be
passed by informally.
The motion was agreed 10.
WIDOWS or DECEASED SOLDIERS.
Thenext general order was the bill Is Az 10 revive
portion Of an act for the relief OF hewdows Of de-
ceased soldiers.
Mr. B0RLAND moved that it be passed by informally
which was agreed TO-
SALINE LANDS MICHIGAN.
The next general order was the bill Is 3o) 10 extend
The time for selecting lands granted TO the State OF Mich
iran saline puTposes