The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-01
MONDAY, JANUARY 81. 1853
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MESSAGE FROM THE REPRESENTATIVE
message received from the House Of Represent
Senate 6a, the House have passed bills JOINT
luton OF the following titles and requesting their concur
renee therein
bill to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for
the service OF The fiscal year ending The 30h OF June
1853
A bill for tn. relief of Cap, Lewis E. simonds
A bill for The relief OF Brevet Brguder General BEN
Riley, and enable him 10 settle his accounts with
the United States.
A bill for the relief of James H. jenkins.
A bill for the relief OF John Frink
Joint resolution granting the petition OF William and
Matthew Moss
A bill for the relief OF s. Morris VAIN
A bill for the relief Of Jasper A. Maltby
bill for the relief OF Britain Franks, assignee Of Jo
seph NJ. Smith.
They have passed bills and joint resolution from The
Senate OF the following titles
An act for the relief OF Jacob Young
An act for the relief OF Margaret Farrar.
An act for the relief OF James Gynn
An act for the reskof Thompson Hutchinson.
An act for the relNo Elizabeth Jones, and the other
children Of any OF John Carr.
An act for the relief OF the bers OF the late Major
Thomas Noel, United States army,
An act for the relief of Sarah d Mackay.
An act Tor the relief OF William Bedent late sergeant
in the fourth regiment OF artillery
An act for the relief OF Guon & Mclaughlin.
A joint resolution for the relief OF Alexander Y P.
Garnet
An act for the relief OF the widows and relatives OF
certain officers and seamen of the United States brig
Washington, who were lost overheard IN hurricane.
An act for the relief OF Colonel James X. Creecy
They have passed the following bills IRON the Senate,
with amendments, in which the concurrence OF the Sen.
ate is requested
bill for the relief OF John r. Callan, administrator
OF Daniel Renner, deceased
A bill for the relief OF jim Cayers
The House OF Representatives agree TO the report OF
the committee OF conference the dssgreeing votes Of
the two houses the bill 10 continue haipay to certain
widows and orphans.
On motion BY Mr.. HUNTER, the deficiency bill,
which had Just been received from the House read
the frs, and second times by unanimous consent and
referred to the Committee on Finance.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn LAID before the Senate re.
port OF the Secretary OF the Navy, accompanied by s OF
entered into BY the Bureau OF Yards and Docks
and abstract OF offers TO furnish articles; which was
read and on motion by Mr.. HUNTER, il was referred
to the Committee on Naval Afairs. and ordered 10 be
printed
TIE PRESIDENT pro TIM also laid before the Sen.
ate letter from the Secretary OF War; accompanied by
seventy five copies of the official Army Register for The
year 1885, which was read
CREDENTIALS PRESENTED.
Mr.. BORLAND presented the credentials OF the Hon
alure OF the State OF Arkansas for the OF six years
commencing on the 9TH OF March neSt; which wete
read.
Mr. HUNTER. While upon the subject OF credentials
| beg leave TO offer the following resolution
Reeirsd, That committee be appointed, TO jon such
conmuee as may be appointed by the House Of Repre-.
sentatives sscerain aud report mode OF examining
the for President and Vice President of the United
States, and Of notifying the person, elected of their cleo
ton.
The resolution considered by unanimous consent,
and agreed 10.
On motion by Mr.. HUNTER, the committee wa.
ordered to be appointed by the President pro fsa and
Mr. HUNTER Mr.. BRIcHr, and Mr.. PraRcE were so ap-
pointed.
MEMoRIALs, PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr. SHIELDS presented the petition OF Isaac Hrlse,
IT, representing that he appointed second Ieuien-
the army ls47 and ordered TO Florida and pray
ing TO be allow his travelling expenses which was
referred to The Committee OF Claims
Mr. s. also presented petition OF citizens OF the State
of illinois, praying that the right of pre-empton TO .e
ers the public lands may be extended 10 the period OF
hve years which referred to the COMMITTEES on Pub
c Lands.
Mr. s. also presented petition OF Lieutenant Colone
Ewing and other officers OF the army praying that the
eleventh section Of the act OF March 3, ls47, making
provision for additional number Of general officers, and
other purposes, be amended protect the rights
Of the suter; which referred 10 the Committee on
Military Affairs
Mr.. 5 also presented the petition OF John Throne.
praying donation oil eighty acres oi land which was
referred 10 the Committee on Public Lands.
MI. WADE presented the memorial OF y. Ledyard
Phelps, passed mdsbpman in the navy, prsyinx that
extra pay may be granted to him and bis associates IN
The Uned States naval astronomical expedition Chill
which was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs
Mr.. HALE presented the petition Of Matilda Brown,