The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-04
MORALS, ETC.

BY Mr.. FLORENCE: The memorial of J. ID.
Baync, John Simpson, Alexander X Young, w :.
| w. Pigeon, and others, citizens of Philadelphia,
late assistant marshas Of the United States, askn
additional compensation for taking the census.
Also, the memorial of William Brookfcld, Edgar
T. Steevcr, Thomas NJ Richards, and others. cIti
zens OF Philadelphia, demonstrating against the
extension of the Woodwork patent for planning
boards, SC.
Also, the memorial Of Richard Hac6ett Edward
=. Pickett, John Eckert, and others, citizens OF
Philadelphia, praying for the extension OF the
Woodwork patent for planning boards, &c
Also, the memorial Of Charles Lloyd, ir., Alex
ander III. Smith, James Sewi and Others citizens
of Delaware and Philadelphia counties, praying
that the soldiers of the OF 1912 may be allowed
100 acres of land, sc.
Also, the resolutions Of the General Assembly of
Pennsylvania relative to the bridge over the Ohio
river opposite Wheeling.
Also, the memorial OF Samuel J. Burdick, Hugh
hicCormick, William White, and Others citizens
Of Philadelphia, praying for the extension OF the
Woodwork patent for planning boards, &c.
Also, the resolutions Of the General Assembly of
Pennsylvania, relative to the improvement Of har-
bors in the Delaware bay and river.
Also, the memorial VI Amos Smith, f. J. Young,
David Apologize, and others, citizens Of Phadel.
plia county, praying for the extension of the
Wordsworth patent Tor planning boards, &c
Also, the resolutions of tho General Assembly of
Pennsylvania relative to the construction of ship
channel around the Falls of Sault Ste Marie by the
Government OF the United States.
By Mr.. LANDRY: The memorial Of Logan
IIunton, Of New Orleans, praying for compensa-
ton for services rendered attorney of the United
States for the district Of louisiana Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Also, the memorial Of James w Iacharie in
lation TO his claim on Mexico, assumed by the
United States under the 18th and 9th articles Of the
treaty dated Guadalupe Hidalgo, February ,,
ISIS. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Az
fairs.
Ala, tho ,nc,,,,,i,I ,f 'I,,,,,. p,.,cu 10 bi, A.
signce, the New Orleans Canal and Banking Com.
pany, in relation to Mexican indemnities. Refer
red 10 the Committee Foreign Affairs.
Also the memorial Of Malcolm Sandman & Co.,
Of New Orleans, in relation TO Mexican indemni-
tics Referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Az
fairs.
ALSO, tho memorial Of Edmond j. Forstal, of
New Orleans, in relation to Mexican indomniucs
Referred 70 the Committee on Foreign Afiairs.
Also the memorial OF James w. Zacharic, as
signee of Asmus &. Brcdall. naturalized citizen
81 the United Statos, and resident of New Orcans
in the State OF Louisiana, IN relation to Mexican in
IDENTITIES. Referred to tho Committee on Foreign
Ahairs.
by Mr.. CHANDLER The memorial Of Bowen
Brown, George MciIcnry * Co, II. & 4. Cope
< Go mud ninety other mercantile firms IN Phila-
dclphla, asking Congress 10 extend additional aid
% COllins's line VI ocean steamers.
Also, two memorials signed by more than two
hundred citizens OF Philadelphia asking for n re-
ncwal OF patent for Wqodworth's planning ma
chine.
by Mr. FULLER Of Maine The remembrance
Of David w. Campbell, and sixty others. against
the renewal or further extension Of the patent
granted to Austin LebuOn Parker for alleged
improvements IN rcactIpg water wheels.
by Mr.. BABCOCK The petition Of three hun
drcd aud ok citizens Of Oswcgo, New York, FOR
marine hospital at O.wcgo.
Also, the remembrance Of citizens Of Osw ego
county, New York. against sny renewal or C1teu-
sion Of the Woodwork patent