The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-18
FRIDAY. DECEMBER il. 1859.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Alter the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. FULLER, OF Maine, by leave, moved 10 take
from the Speakers table the bill from the Senate ss
thouzng the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 cause Registers
to be issued 10 foreign built vessels certain cases and
this motion being agteelto,
Mr.. T., by leave, explained the purpor OF The BILL
and The pressing necessity ioI its immediate enactment
and then after conversation IN which Messrs. FJL~
LER OF Maine, BROOKS. STUART. and STEPHENS
OF Georgia, participated.
MIR. RAVENS moved 10 amend i, as to extend ts
benefits under similar circumstances to all ioreisnbu'
vessels plying the great lakes agreed to-
On motion OF MI. FULLER. this bill was perfected or
amended IN Two or three verbal particulars.
Inc SAID bill was then read the third time and passed
MIR. HOUSTON, from the COMMITTEES OF Wsys ssd
Means, reported the United States Military Aca.isny end
ha Indian department annual appropriation bills for The
hsoal year ending June 30 1854 which were severay
read twice, referred 10 the COMMITTEES OF the Whole on
the state OF the Union, and ordered 10 be printed
MT PHELPS asked leave 10 present the memorial Of
Abeard Guthre,. claiming TO be admitted TO a seat on
he floor the delegate from III. Territory of Nebraska
and moved us reference 10 the Committee on Elections
bal, - -
M; Jones. Of Tennessee objected ; 50 leave 10 pre-
sent The petition was not given. 81
Mr.. STANLY asked leave 10 introduce = bin for The
payment oil me fourth deposiie Of the pnbIc money
the various siaiss, under the law Of June 49, 1885, Of
which previous notice had been given
Bu several members ohieciine, leave was moi granted
Mr. EDGERf0N moved 10 20 ,nio Cnmm,ttee OF
the Whole House, this being ..prya,c- bill days'
agreed to--ayes CO, noes 81
So the SPEAKER having called Mr. R,cu.pp.os 10 the
char the COMMITTEES of the Whole House proceeded 10
the consideration Of the bill for The relief OF David Ny
erie, which was before them when the committee was
last before in session.
After conversational debate. In which Mr. BRICK
iNklDGE, Mr.. HUNTER, Mr. FIORENCE and MI.
JONES q tennessee, participated,
!, DIR. JENkiNS moved that il be reported back 10 the
House, WIN recommendation that il be recommied 10
he CommIllee on Naval Affairs: moi agreed 10
MI HALL moved that the bill be laid aside 10 be re.
poI'ed PACK with are commendaion that be not passed
not agreed To-
ihe pending amendment to the said bill was shsn voted
on; and II was not agreed Ia
MT SuNES, OF Tennessee. again moved IA al the said
oh' oe iaiu ASIDE with recommendation that II do moi
pass agreed To-
lne committee then proceeded to the consideration Of
me hil ioI The relief OF the heirs Of the late Ieuenapt
D -, HINES and after debate, 10 which Mr. GROW,
MI SIENENS OF Pennsylvania, Mr. SACKETT. MI
loNhS oil Tennessee, and Mr. Dl1NHAM participated,
the question was put laying aside the bill with
recommendation in favor OF its passage; which was
agreed to-ayes 81, noes 40
Mr. POLK moved that the committee do now rise
agreed TO.
30 The Chairman having reported ihe action OF ihs
been before them
motion was then made that when The House al
Iournsd, they would adjourn until Monday next
Mr. HOUSTON asked leave 10 move TO take up from
me speakers table The Senate hill 10 amend the bill 81
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