The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-18

1919 "a the city council of Savannah, Georgia which
lid Joint resolution read the third time and passed
Nj MARSHALL asked leave ofeI a resolution Tor
Yssrgocs 10 the Committee on Foreign Relations, setting
apart the len millions OF dollars as tund 10 be placed al
the Disposal OF The President OF the United STATES TO be
used in changes foreign relations make Its
necessary, in deence OF The rights and Interests Of the
United States during the approaching recess OF Congress
Ms w H0WE' o. Pe9 Fen o y !,
intIodaclon OF his resolution. ~
And then. after conyersation-n which Msssrs. MAR
SHALL, STEPHENS OF Georgia, and MASON pariie-
paiedhe question on suspendng The rules was put by
yeas and nays and the rules were not suspendedyeas
rOn motion of Mr. KING, of Rhode Island, The House
took from the Speakers table the Senate joint Tesolu
tea explanatory of appropriation OF Congress for the
mprove OF the mouth OF the Seakonk river and har-
Dor OF Providence Rhode Island which was read three
times and passed ta#FtL 3
Mr. ASfiE by leave presented resolutions OF The le-
gislxiure OF North Carolina relative TO the bar at Cape
Fear rlver read laid the table, and ordered to be
printed. .5sr sc sN aHl
Mr.. FULLER, of Maine moved to suspend the rules
(Mr HALL objecing) to enable him move resolution
morning hour, the House would daily devote hour 10
the consideration OF business the Speakers table
rules not suspendsd--ayes 81, noes 65.
MIR. HOUSTON moved to discharge the Committee OF
the Whole on the state OF the Unsn from the further
consideration OF the bill suppress the circulation of
sns notes in the Ds,rie, Of Columbia the said bill be-
ing the special order; which being agreed to,
On monoR of Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, the further
consideration OF this bill postponed ill Tomorrow
D1r. FOLk moved 10 suspend The rule Tor the miro
duction OF a resolution directing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to pay to Clark Mills -- thousand dollars
for his services erecting the equestrian statue of jack
son rules not suspended a z
Mr.. POLK then modified his resolution by filling the
blank with the words .heen thousand dollars" and
again ask ed leave to introduce II. #0Has En
But MIR. j. w. HOWE, of Pennsylvania, objected.
Mr. POLK moved to suspend the rules for the consid-
Grafton OF his amended resolution; which motion he
demanded the yeas and nays; which being ordered. il
was not agreed to-yeas %, nays 65--(twohirds not
voting IN the attirmative,) rts#s #4f #UE
Mr.. SAVAGE moved to suspend the rules to enable
him to that the COMMITTEES OF the Whole House be
discharged from the consideration of the bill for the re-
lief OF Col. James r. Greasy rules not suspended
Mr.. BELL moved TO suspend the rules to enable him
to introduce bill making further provision for granting
bounty lands 10 officers and soldiers who have served
the United States in rules not suspended
And then the House adjourned. &#
HGM $3.50 PETITIONS ETC, UNDER THE RULE
praying pensaon for services and advances made
The late with Great Britain. #E
BY Mr.. AVERETTs The petition OF the Richmond and
Danve Railroad Com pany asking permission OF Congress
to be allowed TO import railroad iron free OF duty, upon
rs favorable terms az any other companies ~ - N.
BY Mr. IVES. The petition OF 300 ctizens of Oneida,
Jefferson, and Oswego countless New York for the
sructon of breakwaers in Cape Vincent habor in the
State OF New York. aasttgat HEaFa# 6Fs#8' tl TX
BY Mr.. ABERCROMBIE: Two petitions of Moses w
Collins and others. citizens Pike, Coffee, Barbour Dale
and Henry counties State of Alabama, asking Congress
remove the land office from its ate, the oi
Sparta, 10 1he of Eba, the county of Coffee.