The daily union., 1852-05-15
sUsPENsIo9f THE RULES.

having been auhihisteieto MI. Ioucey, he look
seat in the Senate.
sUsPrSsIoSF THE RULES.
Mr.. HUNTER. MIR, resident, move to suspeD
the rule providing for reconsideration Of private bi
for, one hour, that we mgo with The usual morn;,
business; and shall thelove 10 take up the defoenc
bill. '''A.
Mr.. PRATT. hopeIt the vote will be taken seU
aratey--on one motion atime
The PRESIDENT. .te is but one motion. yb;c,
is TO suspend the order foe hour
The question being thtaken, on a division thar,
were-ayes 20, noes not oled; so il was agreed 10.
ExEoUrTEMnuMcArIos
The PRESIDENT pro laid before the Senate = rs.
port of the Secretary OF Navy, Communicating. in
compliance with WIN a ifsoa Ss q The Senate Of the a4h
quiry in relation to the o the United States steamer
Edith, with the conespoice and other papers in rsIs
lion thereto; charges aga Com Jones while in com.
mand Of The Pacific squad and correspondence in re-
lat0n to the erection OF tam saw-mill al San Frsn.
cso; also charges preie against Lieut. Tunis "A
Craven and correspondcrelative to the appointment
and transportation OF LeNeade from Boston 10 The
Pacific for the United Statamer Edith '-S '-S
Mr. SEWARD moved it be referred 10 The Com.
mtee on Naval Affairs, printed for the use Of the
MIR. HUNTER hoped lie motion to print would
be postponed until the the hittee on Naval Affairs
bs fiys SEspET sasa &. the on
would 20 to the Commtetrinting '---'i
The question being taxi the reference of the re-.
port to the Committee on lAfairs. il was agreed to-
from the heads of departn are not printed without
being submitted 10 the Gone on Printing
The PRESIDENT. Thir is under the imprea.
sion that il is in conformity the rule for the motion
to 60 to the Committee onng. 80
MIR HALE. The pract the Senate has been
otherwise, l think. Reporn the heads of depart
ments communicated in anto resolutions have been
printed without going to thmittee on Printing.
The PRESIDENT; lhnunicaton being made
from the head OF a departn answer to resolution
of the Senate, the questioninting would not 90 to
the Committee on Printing motion to that effect:
but the Chair understood hator from Virginia to
make motion TO that efee
The motion was accordineued to the Committee
on Printing
MEMORIALS, lNs, ETc.
| MIR. BRODHEAD presen memorial of William
Richardson, praying reckon Of his claim against
| Mexico; which was referee select committee ap-
| pointed on that subject. sse a III
MIR. WADE presented OF citizens Of Union
county, Ohio, remonstratingt an extension of the
time for locating Virginia inland warrants which
was referred to the Commitpublic Lands.
Mr.. MALLORY .presentsmemorial of Richard
H. L. Chipey, praying grt section of land with
the public buildings ,heIeoease creek, in Florida.
for the purpose OF establishce of public worship
and manual labor schools was referred to the
Committee on Public Lands E
Mr.. GEYER presented sn OF citizens of Mis-
souri,, praying the establishm land Office at Salem,
in that State; which was reo the Committee on
Public Lands
MI. PRATT Mr. Presid,ld in my hand Joint
resolutions OF the legislature yland in relation to
subject OF very deep interestpeope Of that State.
The Senate are aware, e. s'r state @ q Maryland
the Baltimore and Ohio railaich were principally
designed to develop the min'urces Of the western
part Of that State, have eapem twenty TO twenty
FIVE millions of dollars Iheso aware that i has
4 Al ~ ~ fha
land alone located in the wet of the State, con-
tains about $50 to 600 squareit contains body of
| coal sufficient to last the AtRboard for centuries
TO come. 1t was TO developeat mineral resource
of the State that they enteredese gigantic expsnd-
| lures Recently, however, B. Stuart has been
appointed chief engineer in Il and has made q re-
port to the Navy Departmental upon the results
| of an experiment Of eight h steamer from New
| York, in which he has allegae anthracite coal is
better adapted for the production than the btumi-
nous coal He conlradcts in ry OF his. all the pre-
ceding experiments which hapade under the aus
pices OF this government, andave also been made,
/ | believe, IN England, under tes OF that govern
ment Now. Mr. President, ct OF the presenta-
ton OF these resolutions is to- subject referred 10
| an appropriate committee. wection to that COM
| mittee TO have an examinatn matter. and some
fair experiments IN some wayed by gentlemen OF
known integrity and knownnce, that we may
| have fair experiment as TO tie capacity OF these
descriptions of coal for the pt generating steam.
| may say, also, that undeat, predicated upon
this report OF this engineer ovy, the Navy De-
pariment have instructed the TO use anthracite
| coal alone for all naval purr is very important,
therefore, TO the people OF myat there should be
fair test Of the accuracy of,ment made in this
report OF this engineer. molese resolutions be
received and referred to the @ on Naval Affairs,
with request that they will tnbect into consid-
Grafton, and adopt some plan blhere can be q fair
and proper experiment TO festive value at these
4 two kinds OF coal.
The motion was agreed to. at,
| Mr., BRODHEAD. MIR. Prthis is sublectih
which my colleague. [Mr. Cocho is now ABSENT
feels considerable degree OF IL II was on ms mo
| ton, believe, that the report nhe Navy Depar,
4 ment BY Mr.. Stuart, and whick 10 very corey
was communicated to the Sena has been printed
4 Now sir have no objection terrence oil this res
olution 10 the Committee on Naairs, PROVIDED no
instruction is given TO that cor by the Senha Senas ~
regard TO the matter. l undenat 'ne n,nS nonoS 70
senator from Maryland asked lily be instructed !"
| have another examination made .;.,
The PRESIDENT. There " such ins.lucu33n 3nr
The subject was merely relerreat commtee io'
their consideration.
REPORTS FROM corEs-
Mr.. JONES, OF Iowa. from pmmlitee on fen,
sions to whom was referred thGom me mus. ss.m
the relief OF George Cassidy. ID back lne '~''e
without amendment, and recommts passage.
Mr. j., from the same commobom was Ie'et
the petition OF John Williams, pg an inc,eas. =,
pension on account Of wounds ned IN ,he ,ae r;ii
with Mexico submitted Ieport,mpaniea " au
rs. 42D for the relief Of Joha ans; when wss va
read and passed to second readind the report was
ordered to be printed. e
RESOLUTION suBnD. e5
Mr. SEWARD submitted theIwing resolution
which lies over one day, under the:
Rssoirsd That the President Of tinted States ov ,,h
quested communicate to the Sci II consistea AZ NV
tue public interests, copy OF a cmnca'ion m I'm ne-
NJ Hulsemann, or late charge aires oi asa ~ ,bs
ror Of Austria, on about the 29t April, n..on o
Secretary Of State o. the United SO on a Mace a. such
the withdrawal of M. Hulsemann frhn Pneo hv IN,
charge and also copy Of the rephereo .pond
Seo,etary of State and also copies Al other c ~.
encs touohing tho matters which pshc sublece VI way
said communication Of M. Halsema
Il RESOLUTION ADoP1. MBE III