The daily union., 1852-03-16

I. Mr. SMITH presented the memorial of large num-
ser o. czens OF Worcester county. Massachusetts.
granted 10 w w Woodwork for a planning machine !;
which was referred TO the Committee Patents and the
MIR. MANGUM presented the memorial OF Edward
fudd and the memorial OF Henry A. Wise, and the legal
representative OF Wise, deceased, pray ing compensa-
lo slaves carried oil by the British army during the
u OH no winch were referred to the Commtee on For
Mr.. SEWARD presented remonstrance of citizens OF
Woodworhpaten for planning machine; which was
referred 10 the Committee on Patents and the Patent
Office.
Mr. DAVIS presented the petition OF Lucreta Barton
Of Charlion Massachusetts, of the heirs OF Jacob
Town, deceased, praying warrant in lieu of one
issued TO the heirs OF said Town for bounty land, and
whlch mas been lost which was referred 10 The Commit
tee on Private Land Claims. 1a
Mr. BAYARD presented petition OF citizens Of Penn.
syvania demonstrating against the further extension Of
machine which was referred to the Committee on Patents
and the Patent Office
Mr. BROOKE presented petition of certain Chociaw
lion for reservations OF land under the 4h article OF the
treaty OF 1890, OF which they orciby dspossessed
which was referred 10 the Committee Indian Affairs
Mr. B. also presented resolutions Of the Legislature OF
Mississippi, in favor of the establishment of certain mail
routes IN that State which were referred to the Com
miee on the Post Office and Post Roads, and ordered to
Mr. FELCH presented petition Of citizens OF Michi-
gan, praying that grant OF land may De made 70 ne
which was referred TO the Committee on Public Lands
Mr. CLEMENS presented The memorial OF John M.
Mnlln praying compensation for services messenger
in the penitenlary OF the District of Columbia which
referred 10 the Committee on the District OF Colum-
bia.
Mr. SHIELDS presented the petition of Jacob Banta
praying authority 10 locate and enter land in virtue OF
two revolutionary bounty land certificates which was
referred e the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, submitted document in
relation the claim OF r. c. Patterson against The gov
eminent OF Mexico; which was referred 10 the select
committee appointed on the subject OF claims against
Mr STOCKTON presented a memorial OF citizens OF
the State OF New jersey asking Congress to pass law
to prohibit absolutely the epoation banshmeRt, i'm
migration from foreign countries to the United States of
any and all convlcts elons, and panpers, publicly rec
ognised such at home in their own counties which
was referred TO the Committee on Commerce.
Mr. :. also presented petition of citizens OF German
town, Pennsylvania praying modification OF the bounty
land law; which was referred to the Committee on Pub.
lie Lands.
PAPERS WITHDRAWN AND REFERRED
Mr. JONES, of Iowa, asked that the resolution OF
the legislature OF Iowa. on the files of the Senate,
latng 10 the pension claim of Sas Messenger, be re-
fened to the Committee on Pensions which was agreed
Mr. RUSK asked that the memorial of John R JEFF
erson, the files OF the Senate be referred TO the Com
agreed to.
mt FOOT asked that the memorial of F. Hutmann,
the files Of Senate, be referred TO the Committee of
4 Claims which agreed 10.
| Mr.. CLEMENS asked that the petition OF Seneca G.
Simmons, the files Of the Senate be referred to the
COMMITTEE on Military Affairs which was agreed TO.
, REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. ATCHISON, from the Committee on Indian AT
fairs to whom referred resolutions passed al meet
ing OF the inhabitants of the town of Milton, Wayne
county Indiana, praying Congress to pass law for
vision of the Indian territory lying southwestwardly OF
the Missouri river and for defining The boundaries OF the
Territory OF Nebraska, asked 10 be discharged from the
further consideration OF The same, and that they be
ferred TO the Committee Territories; which
agreed 10,
Mr DOWNS. from the Committee on Private Land
Claims TO whom referred the memorial OF the heirs
of James and Lucy Perre, praying the confirmation of
their title tract of land, submitted adverse report
on the same recommending that the prayer Of the Pe
TONERS be not granted.
On motion by Mr. d., it was
oydred. That the accompanying report of the Commis
soner of Public Lands be printed.
Mr. D., from the same committee, 10 whom
ferred the petition of Maria Taylor, praying the conhr-
nation of her title 10 tract OF land submitted report
accompanied by bill Is. 2s6) for the relief OF Maria
Taylor; which read and passed 10 second reading
and the report was ordered 10 be printed
Mr. FELCH from the Committee on Public Lands, TO
whom referred the petition oil James Hggnbotham,
praying TO be allowed correct entry OF certain
bounty land warrants submitted report; accompanied
which read and passed TO second reading, and the
report ordered TO be printed
Mr. FISH, from the Committee on Naval Affairs 10
WHOM was referred the petition Of Thomas Marson Tay-
lor. asking allowance for treasury notes deposited IN the
Pbenix Bank and lost by the failure OF that bank sub
med report, accompanied Uy i' <o5J iOl
lief of Thomas Marston Taylor which was read and
passed to second reading, and the report was ordered
TO be printed
Mr. ATCHISON, from the Committee on Indian Al
fairs to whom referred the memorial OF John A.
Bryan, asking compensation for negotiating treaty with
The Wyandot Indians, in Obio submitted report, accom-.
panied by a Joint resolution for the relief OF John A.
BRYAN; which read and passed TO second reading,
aud the report ordered TO be printed
Mr. BRADBURY, from the Commtee on the Judicl-
ary to whom referred the petition OF Jebel Brooks
praying authority to the United States for damages
sustained by him defending his title TO certain land
against suit brought agains, him by the United States
under false representations submitted an adverse report
upon the - ~
MIR FELCH. from the Committee on Public Lands, TO
whom was referred the petition OF WIN. Woodbridge
praying section OF land in consideration oil ne services
OF his father during the revolutionary war, submitted an
adverse report thereon recommending that he prayer OF
the petitioner be granted which vas ordered to be
printed
MIR f. from the same committee. 10 whom was re-
erred lie petition Of George w Dent in behalf oil occu.
pants of lands in townships 43 and al IN the State o
Missouri praying that disposition may be made OF SAID
lands in conformity with the views OF the Solicitor OF the
Treasury and the Commissioner OF the General Land Of
fee submitted an adverse report on the same which was
ordered to be printed.
Mr. DOWNS, from the Committee on Private Land
Claims TO whom referred the bill tS 2bs) 70 auhor
zc the payment by the surveyor general OF Caorna or
The surveys which may be executed OF any CLAIMS whicn
been or NAV presented 10 the board OF land COM
for adjudication under the act OF Congress ap-
we'd March g. 1851, to ascertain and settle lne PIT
vae land claims in the State OF Caliions asked 20 oe
discharged from the further consideration oi the same
and that il be referred to the Committee on rooc Laoos