The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-20
IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES,
rhirty-seeond Congress-First Session.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, Is52



message was received from the House az Renrasaot
Ewes lives py Mr. Foney, their Clerk announcing 10 ths
sn1oIsA ma Toe Speaker Of the House had signed three
ave si LOT me signature OF its President
bainL fesuent o. The Senate then signed the bills lust
msI rom me house OF Represenatves-beiDg b
"i un appropriation Tor the payment oil navy pen-
SONS Of the United States for The fiscal wear end1 ~,
Jun OF june 1893 bill for the relief of William
81 Petsrs lve oin' resolution changing the Of The
AL ne.ei iRef' IN Minnesota Territory; and they were
devefed 10 The committee, to be presented 10 tbe PES
dent Of the United States ~ '0e'
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS
The PRESlDENf pro TEN. laid before The Senate tho
report OF The Secretary OF the Interior in relation ~ b
quuaed balance due the Creek Indians for losses dn
ring Tue last war with Great Britain which was ON ro
o ny MT eEbA STAN, ordered TO lie upon the .bIs
am VIC pT,inted ior l6e use OF the Senate. WV
The PRESIDENT pro TEN. also laid befose tho Sena,o
lepoi. OF lle Secretary of the Treasury communi |
Of s Rsg asw e 10 resolution Of Me Senate report
uon 10 the clam of Nahum Wa5d which was read nn
on mqon by MI. WELLER was ordered 10 lie u uu
The Ya ,O s Is Is sd p shs senate
oe ep0 OF .e secretary OF State, in answs - rssnn
,ion o. zoe Senate Of The nth inst eaIE 10 ,esoa
ih'.t ne has laid the belor~ "a IN whch ne states
opinion that commitment. me RESIDENT VINO .l y o
opinion also the v "A the public interest IN which
The report y ,creary OF state entirely concurs;
HEAD, it. read /; and, on motion by Mr.. BM ID.
printed vas ordered TO lie upon the table, and =, be
ne PRESIDENT pro tenn also laid before the, Senate
report of The Secretary OF War, communication in
compliance with resolution Of the Senate O, the 10th
ut reconnaissance of the Gulf OF California and the
Colorado river by Lieut. Derby, OF the Typographical
gneers which was read, and, on motion by Mr We'll
LER il ordered TO lie upon the table, and to be
printed for the use OF the Senate.
| MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| The PRESIDENT The Chair will call the attention
of the Senate TO the necessity OF sending the House TO
get back bill which has been carried there bymisake
In carrying some bills, bill which had been
finally passed carried among them had only been
ordered TO be engrossed and read third time A
sage will have to be sent for The bill before
upon it finally. II such be the pleasure of the Senate,
the Secretary will send message 10 the House ask for
the return OF the bill.
On motion, 1t was
Orde,sa That message be the House Of Repre-
senatiges, requesting the OF the bill Ill h. 2)
amend act en,ited for the punishment Of
in the District of Columbia.
MEMORIALS PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr.: SEWARD presented memorial, signed by Will
liam {. Bryant Thomas De Wit, John w. Francis NJ
D., Luther Bradsb, Evert Duycknck Rev. DR.. Hawks,
Gullan C. Veplanck. and other citizens of New York,
praying That the collection OF Indian scenes and portraits
of Mr. George Citln may he purchased by the United
States which referred to the select committee ap
pointed that subject
The PRESIDENT pro tenn submitted resolutions
adopted by inhabitants of the of Laurel, in the
county OF franklin and State of Indiana, recommending
the passage of law By Congress- providing for dvis
ion of the Indian territory lying sogthweswadly OF the
Missouri river and for defining the boundaries oflhe Ter
ory Of Nebraska; Also for making provisions for the
removal OF certain tribes of Indians from said Territory
of Nebraska and for the settlement of the public lands
living therein from which the Indian title has been ex-
ngushed which were referred 10 the Committee on
Territories.
II The PRESIDENT pro tem also submitted the pro-
ceednss OF meeting Of citizens OF Napoleon, in Ripley
county Indiana, recommending that provision be made
By law for the organization OF the territory OF Nebrsssa
which referred 10 the Committee on Territories
Mr.. MASON presented a memorial OF ctzeas Il
seventh ward of the city OF Washington, pray ,a, ,be
Potomac bridge may be rebuilt on lis prese s u ;ne
wa Committee
10 " - ~ -Hstrlct OF Colurn.
Mr.: SEWARD presented p" tilon Of Iobo I Hirch.
man 8 ~ anu oim IVY Hi of New York and Brook.
stead bill may become law which was reierrsd - ,he
Committee on Pub c Lands 40 'ee''ed " 'ie
nr. bhl1f. presented two petitions of citizens OF
ih ana praying that the bill commonly known
az lne homestead bill may become law which were
; referred 10 the Committee on Public Lands
REPORT COMMITTEE
MrsF FOOT, from the Committee on Pensions, 10 whom
was referred the petition Of the administrator Of Michael
EVERY, praying that pension may be granted 10 the
children OF SAID EVERY for services during The war Of
The revolution, submitted report, ACCOMPANIED by bill
Is 459) for the relief of The children of the late Lieui
Michel EVERY, revolutionary officer which was read
and passed 10 second and the report was ordered TO be
printed.
BILL INTRODUCED
n Mr.. BRODHEAD, in pursuance Of notice asked and
obtained leave 10 introduce bill Is 1909 10 provide for
the payment oil the workmen the extension OF the
Capitol during the suspension of the work which was
read and passed 10 second reading and on motion by
Mr.. B., il was ordered 10 be printed
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
| MIR. WELLER submitted the following resolution !;
which considered by unanimous consent, and agreed
to:
Rsolpsd That the Secretary OF the Interior be objected 10
department investigate the charges preferred by Col
Mcclellan against the commissioner and mark the
boundary line between the United States and Mexico and
II so, 10 make report thereof TO the Senate.
Mr. HAMLIN submitted the following resolution
which considered by unanimous conseR and agreed
to:
Resoiped That tho Committee tho Post Office md Post
Roads be directed inquire into the expedency eUab.
fishing from Aurora, w the county m Hancock,
State Of Maine - pwnship No. 80 10 said county.
Mr.. MALLORY Submitted the following resolution
flor consideration;
Resortd, That tho Secretary OF War be requested to
con, municats the Senne such Information he may
relative the ptaetcaby OF constructing canal
across tie peninsula of Florida including the results of any
that may have boon made by officers Of the United
States pom the peninsula having bearing upon this sub
jocI
II PROTECTION Oh IEHlbrrANTs or CALIFORNIA.
Mr. WELLER submitted the following resolution, and
asked that il might be Immediately considered
Rssoiued, That the Committee on Military Affairs be in.
AZ -nctod Inquire into hs oxpediencY of reporting bin
Tor tbs organization OF additional regiment Of mounted
men for the establishment Of military posts in California,
and for othor purposes Of defence.
Mr. WELLER In submitting this resolution, | desire
In ca The attention OF the Senate the necessity OF pro-
yidna an additional military force for the protection OF
the peo ole OF California The last advces from that