The daily union., 1852-07-03

| No amendment being made the bill reported TO the
Senate and ordered 10 pass 10 third reading and was
then read third time and passed
| Mr. FELCH from the Committee on Public Lands, 10
whom referred the petition OF John A Bun, pray
ing 10 be allowed 10 change the location OF military
bounty land warrant. asked to be discharged from the
further consideration of the same; which agreed TO-
| Mr. F. from The same committee, 10 whom was refer
red the memorial OF Hozea B. Horn aud John J. Selman
praying grant OF land al the junction OF the California
and Oregon roads. for the purpose OF making settle
ment in ordeko afford relief 10 emgranls asked TO be
discharged from the further consideration otlhe same
which was agreed TO-
Mr. f. from The committee. TO whom was reler-
red the bill from the House to supply deficiency 10 the
State OF Indiana 10 township OF land granted to said
State for the OF Stale University by act OF Con-
gress approved 10Th Of April, 1916 reported back the
same without amendment. and recommended It's pas
! Mr.. T., from the same committee, 10 whom refer
rsd The bill from The House TO appropriate lands Tor the
snpp0r Uf etnU0fs III certain townships and fractional
townships in the Territory oil Minnesota, not before pro-
vided for, reported back the without amendment,
and recommended It's passage,
Mr. f., from the same committee, to whom was re.
erred the bill from the House 10 extend the provisions OF
act approved the 81 OF March, 1917 and the act ap
proved The 26h OF February lsi9 for carrying into ehee,
The existing compacs with the States OF Alabama and
Mississippi Ia relation 10 the fva-per-cent fund and
school reservations, reported back the with slight
amendment. and recommended its passage.
Mr. JONES, OF Iowa, from the Committee on Pen
sons, to whom were referred the petition and papers in
re!aloa 10 the claim of Thomas Parsons 10 pension,
asked 10 be discharged from the further consideration OF
the same. and that they be referred 10 the Committee
Naval Affairs which was agreed TO-
Mr.. ADAMS, from The Committee of Claims, to whom
was referred the memorial of John NJ Mcintosh, pray
ing the settlement OF the accounts of John Cute and
Jacob Hart on duplicate certificates the originals being
lost and that the amount found due may be paid to him
Is. 46s) for the relief of John NJ Mcintosh which
read and passed toa second reading and the report
ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. WADE. from the Committee OF Claims, to whom
was referred the petition OF Andrew Rasmussen, pray
ing compensation for services rendered under appoint
ment from an inspector Of the customs for the district OF
Oswego New York. in 1sl2 submitted an adverse re-.
port on The same; which was ordered TO be printed.
Mr. SHIELDS, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
10 whom referred the petition OF Capt L. C. Eas,on,
assistant quaermaser in the army, praying that he may
be credited with amount of publc money of which he
was derauded by his clerk submitted report, accompa
MED by bill Is. 469) for the relief of Capt. H. c. Eds
ton assistant quartermaster in the United States army
which read and passed TO second reading, and the
report was ordered TO be printed
/ Mr.. WADE, from the Committee of Claims, to whom
was referred the petition OF Peter ~ Pallet, praying in
demnty Tor losses sustained during the late war with
Mexico submitted report accompanied by bill Is 47o)
Tor the relief of Peter N. Pallet; which read ad
passed to second readng and the report was ordered to
be printed
Mr. W., from the same committee. to whom was re.
ferred the memorial OF the heirs of Sylvester Day, late
surgeon in the Uned States army, praying be paid
amount expended by said Day for medical services for
the United States arsenal at Allegheny Pennsy ana,
which post he stationed but unable from i'll
health to perform the duty OF surgeon, submitted report
accompanied by bill Is d7l) for the relief OF The legal
passed 10 second reading and The report ordered
TO be printed.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
| Mr.. WADE submitted the following resolution; which
was considered by unanimous consent and agreed to
Rpsd That the Secretary OF the Interior be requested
inform the Senate whether be the pracce OF the de-
parment, in its administration Of the pension laws To
Vested rias in navy invalid cases and as light deter
mining with the death of the claimant in army invalid
the when established nd what author
4 ity OF law IL Is based.
Mr.. DOWNS submitted the following resolution !;
which was considered by unanimous consent aud agreed
/ TO:
Rsopd That the Secretary Of the Interior be directed
report the Senate the Of sales Of public
lsnds bounty land warrants, aod other scrip oeated IN
the Of the or and all other
charges in the disposition OF the public lands in sad state
Tor the penod the quantity OF land yet 10 be sur.
veyed the TO be corrected respectively the un
adjusted private land claims the quanuy OF land subject
to enuy this time and how much has been make,
over twenty, hheen hye and one year respectively the
quantity OF land reported inundated or overaowed
lands which have been reclaimed by eyyes made by the
State individuals, and sold by the United States the
quantity Of land ceded the State specifying the purpose
and the acts, and such other information will aid Con-
grsss in determining whether il be Of the
government longer retain in her hands the disposition Of
the public lands in said State
BILL PASSED.
The engrossej bill Is. 465) 10 amend an act entitled
I" An act authorizing the sale OF certain military sites,
approved March 3, 1872 read third time and passed
u ADDlTIosAL LAND OFFICE IN MICHIGAN.
On motion by Mr. FELCH, the Senate took up for con-
sideration Senate bill No 9I-being "A bill to establish
an additional land Office in Michigan" reported by the
i Committee on Public Lands wthout amendment.
Mr. f. moved an amendment, making slight change
in the boondaries which was agreed TO.
The bill then reported to the Senate as amended
aud ordered to be engrossed for third reading.
II RErUHDISC MONEY TO MONIES COUNTY, IOWA.
\ Mr. JONES, of Iowa, moved TO take up Senate bill
No 400 reported from the Committee the Judiciary
10 refund TO the county OF Des Molnes, Iowa, certain
expenses OF the distinct court which were paid by that
county
The Senate accordingly proceeded 10 the consideration
OF the bill; which read a second time considered as
In committee Of the whole and ordered 10 be engrossed
Tor a third reading.
4 ADJOURNMENT OVER.
il Mr. BADGER II there is nothing before the Senate,
MIR President, move that when the Senate adjourn II
adjourn 10 meet on Tuesday next
i MIR GWIN | hope the senator will withdraw that
motion My colleague tMr WELLERl gave notice a
lew days ago that he would Tuesday OF this week
address heSenale subject personal to himself and
nasmuch as lie is going to leave coon, he would be
Obliged il the Senate would give him opportunity OF
addressing the Senate TO morrow on that subject
Several SENATORS, Agreed, agreed,
A MIR. BADGER withdrew his motion.
D. JOHNSON.
Mr.. GWlN asked the Seaate TO take up Senate bill
No Sal, reported from the Committee Naval Affairs,
for the relief pf Y + Johnson.
The PRESIDENT. That is a private bill, and they
will come 40 at one o'clock.
/ Mr. GWiN | think there will be no objection to it
The bill accordingly taken IN, and considered in