The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-11

Alter the reading OF The Journal, r.
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
TO be the further consideration OF Mr. CHAHDLERs motion,
made the last Monday for the suspension OF the rules
enable him 10 introduce resolution TO permit the Col
oaza Society the Hous. hall for their annivcr-
sary meeting on the 18th last. s-s
The question being put that motion, il was not
Mr. McLANAHAN moved 10 suspend the rules. to
permit him 10 introduce, under instructions from the Com
mittee the Judiciary bill entitled San act IN addition
the several acts for regulating processes in the courts
Of the Uned Staes not agreed 10.
Mr. BUR 1 moved the suspention of the rules. (Mr.
McMULLIs obiecting,) to take up from the Speakers
table the Senate bill TO authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 issue new register to the ship Prentice.
and to change her name that OF Leone rules
pended, and the said bill was then read three times and
| passed.
| Mr.. PHELPS moved to suspend the rules. to enable
him TO to take up the Senate bill for the relief OF
John Charles Fremont, (Mr STANTON, OF OHIO, object
| ing j rules suspended.
| And then the said bill was read twice
After short debae--in which Mr. PHELPS advocated
the immediate enactment of the bill and Mr. JONES OF
| Tennessee opposed it
MIR. PHELPS moved TO suspend the rules, to put this
| bill lis passage agreed to- .. .....
So the question being the third reading OF this bill,
It's merits further debated by Messrs. PHELPS and
JONES of Tennessee-,he former for, and the latter
Mr. PHELPS demanded the previous question but
Withdrawing the demand at the request of Mr.. BURT
that gentleman urged the House to Investigate this
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, next moved the 7. .sr-
ence of the bill 10 the Military Committee, with insti.
tons to report upon il early as practicable, their sad
| report in the case to be in orde at any time.
| And then, after few remarks from Mr. EVANS
against the reference OF this bill 10 the Military Com
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, again insisted the
previous question: seconded by the House
The sand bill was then referred TO the Committee on
Military Affairs. s5a
Mr. RICHARDSON moved to suspend the rule, to per-
nit him 10 introduce resolution directing the Commits
lee Roads and Canals 10 inquife into the expedeney
of reporting bill for the ion of railroad from
Warsaw, Illinois, TO Nauvoo, Illinois, around the lower
rapids Of the Mississippi river rules not suspended
/ Mr. MEACHAM, by eave moved to take up from the
Speakers table the joint resolution from the Sense ior
hllng vacancies in The Board of Regents OF the Smith
sonlan Institute resolution read three times and agreed
i Mr. MEADE moved to suspend the rules, to enable
him to move resolution calling on the President ior the
aie correspondence with Nicaragua and her charge at
Washington, resulting in the refusal OF the American
Secretary of Stale 10 longer acknowledge the ofhcal
character OF The SAID charge rules not suspended
| Mr. WILCOX moved to suspend the rules, for leave to
him lake from the Speakers table the Senate
bill for the relief of Benz S. Roberts: rules not sus
pended = U.
Mr. HEM moved to suspend the rules, 10 enable him
10 move resolution making reports from committees in
order until all the committees shall have been called for
hour daily, to The exclusion of all other business
no bill reported to be put on its passage. except by
unanimous consent: rules not suspended.
Mr.. HOUS TON moved the usual resolution to close
the debate the deficiency bill in Committee Of the
Mr.. SEYMOUR suggested the propriey OF giving
longer time for the continuance OF that debate, and re-
ques,ed Mr.. Housros to extend 1t under his resolu-
ton
But Mr. H. declining, the said resolution agreed to.
Mr.. ORR moved suspend the rules 10 70 into Com
mee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union agreed
Mr.. BAYLr being called to the chair, the committee
the further consideration OF the annual de-
fciency bill, reported from the Committee OF the Whole
on the state OF the Union l
Mr.. BELL, who entitled TO the floor, addressed
the committee for hour against the eventual acqus
tion OF the island OF Cuba
Mr. SKEL TON next addressed the committee at length
against the Senate hill to confer the title OF lieutenant
general on Major General Scott against the bill creating
a retired army and navy list, and against the proposition
for the oil the salaries of the dplomauc func-
tionaries Of this government.
Mr. WEtGHTMAN then addressed the House upon
the views expressed in the message and accompanying
documents in connexon with the interests OF New
Mexico
The committee rose and the House adjourned
PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.
S Sons, al IN merchants and Insurance. companies
PhIadepha asking for abolition OF the a1 for hos
pital money and for legislation IN behalf OF young seamcn
emorial OF Jane b. LanRdaie, late soldier IN
United States asking for an increase oil his pom
sion.
gres complete the government piers at said town. re
ierred TO the Committee on Commerce. III,
BY Mr.. FAY The petition OF John f. Burnham and osh
crs Essx county, Massachusetts praying that the bene
of ths pension laws be extended to all persons VINO
time in the Of the revolution ana 70
the widows and orphans OF all such persons and. Also
widows Of soldiers OF The revolution asef
January L. 1900. be entitled to the benefit OF such laws
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