The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18
No objection being made,

No objection being made stF
Mr. BoRLAND proceeded to say The other bin TO
which the senator from New Hampshire Mr. HALEl
alludes laid upon the table, this having been subse
queny reported and covering this case with The other,
and making an equitable arrangement OF the whole mat
ter The other bill was laid upon the table TO make room
for this.
Mr. HALE. have no objection 10 this bill.
No amendment being offered, the bill was then reported
to the Senate and ordered 10 be engossed for the thd
reading
JAMES w. CAMPBELL.
The Senate proceeded committee OF the whole, to
the consideration OF House bill No. 23i--beng san act
for the relief OF James W. Campbell Of Pike county,
Missouri.
II provides for the entry Of public lands, on making
Jackson
The bill was reported TO the Senate without amend
ment, read a third time, and passed.
GIDEON HoTcHnIss.
The Senate proceeded, as in committee OF the whole,
to the consideration Of Senate bill No. a45-being "a
bill for the relief OF Gideon Hotchkiss"
L provides for the renewal of patent.
Mr. BORLAND. do not propose TO make any amend
ment to that bill, but think it is bill that ought TO be
Mr. BRoDHEAD. / think, if my friend from Arkan-
the bill This person has right to an extension OF his
patent; but there was misunderstanding which pre-
Mr. BORLAND withdrew his objection
The bill was then reported TO the Senate without
amendment, and ordered TO be engrossed for third read
ing.
BILLS PAsSED.
The following engrossed bills were read third time
Senate bill 296 for the relief of the legal representatives
OF Walter Cotton.
Senate bill 1886, for the relief OF Thomas j. Page,
Senate bill $780, for the relief OF the legal representa-
tives OF Urah Jones.
Senate bill 273 for the relief of the legal representa-
ives OF the late Captain G Williams.
Senate bill 12s to enable Jacob Banta to locate two
revolutionary bounty-land certificates.
Senate bill 3O2, granting pension to Mrs Ann G.
Belknap
Senate bill 295 for the relief OF Francis B. Stockton
Senate bill 2ss, for the relief OF Thomas Marson
Taylor.
Senate bill 900, for the relief of Wade Allen.
Senate bill 2s7, for the relief of James Hgginbotham.
Senate bill 2s9, for the relief of John j. Sykes.
Senate bill 275, for the relief of Sylvester Churchill
Senate bill at, for the relief of VIM X. Jennings and
Aphia Jennings.
Senate bill $780, to reimburse to Elisha B w. Moody
the moneys paid by him owner of the British barque
American ship Caleb Grimshaw.
Senate bill 254, for the relief of Lieutenant w. D.
Porter.
Senate bill 2oo for the relief OF Thomas Pember.
| Senate bill 27o, for the relief of Ann Robinson.
WIN. R. NEvINs.
Mr. DAWSON. | ask the Senate TO take up Senate
bill No 376, for the relief of Wm r. Nevins, biscuit
baker in New York, who had his leg broken in coming
here TO get a patent renewed.
The bill was accordingly taken up, and considered as
in committee of the whole.
1t provides for the renewal OF patent for machine for
rolling and cutting crackers and biscuit.
The bill was reported to the Senate without amend-
ment, and ordered 10 be engrosscd for third reading
Mr.. HALE moved to adjourn.
| The question being taken adjourning, resulted on
a divson--ayes 10, noes 14-no quorum voting.
Mr.. SEBASTIAN. ask the Senate to take UP
/ The PRESIDING OFFICER. No quorum being pres
ent no business be done.
Mr.. FELCH moved to adjourn which was agreed to
! So the Senate adjourned.