The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-11
N CONGRESS- Of THE u. STATES
MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1863.
SENATE.

MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1853
SENATE.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
message received from The House Of Repre-.
senatyes Mr. Forney, their Clerk 10 the
Senate that the House have passed bills OF the following
titles, and requesting their concurrence therein
bill TO provide tor The payment OF the companies OF
Captains Bush, Price, and Saarez Tor military services
in Florida.
bill for the relief Of Elizabeth E. " Field, widow Of
Captain G. p Field. of the United States army.
bill ior The relief OF the legal representatives OF Ber
A bill for The relief OF the widow and orphan children
of Colonel William B. McKee, late of Lexington. Ken
lucky
A bill for the relief OF Harlow Spaldng.
bill Tor the relief Of Joseph NJ Wcoxon, OF the
State of Missouri,
A bill for the relief of John Ozas
bill for the relief OF William ]. Price.
bill tor the relief OF Mary bawTy
A bill for TAG rssA OF a2iary Pearson.
bill to surrender 10 the State oil Ohio the unfinished
portion OF the Cumberland road in said State
bill for the relief OF Josiah P Pitcher, late private
IN company. Kentucky regiment OF volunteers IN the
bill for the relief Of the heirs at.aw Of Anthony G.
Willis deceased.
bill for the relief OF Dr. s. R. Addison, passed assist
ant surgeon in the United States navy
bill for The relief Of Henry Miller. soldier of the
war OF 1919.
A bill for the relief of William Lynch, soldier Of
The late war with Great Britain.
bill for the relief of Charles Staples
bill for the relief of Aaron Stafford
bill for the relief of John b. Rogers, OF South Caro-
bill for the relief OF the heirs legal representatives
OF Joseph Arrow, deceased.
bill for the relief Of Captain George Simpon. of Gal
bill for the relief of c. l. Swayze, in relation TO the
location Of certain Chociaw scrip.
A bill for the relief OF John J. Sykes.
bill for the relief of the Southern Michigan Railroad
A bill for the relief of John Dearmit
bill for the reei OF Nathan n Darling.
A bill for the relief of Gilman Smith, OF Sycamore, in
the State OF Illinois
Joint resolution for the relief of Thompson Barnet.
A bill for the relief OF Jacob J. Slorer
joint resolution for the relief OF J. T. Converse, Of
The House OF Representatives have also passed the
following bills from the Sena,e:
An act for the relief OF Sidney 5. Acoit.
An act for The relief of John T. Sullivan.
An authorizing The Secretary of the Treasury TO
sue register the ship Prentice, and change her
name to that oi Leone.
They have passed The following bills from the Senate.
with amendments, in which they request the concurrence
Of the Senate:
A bill granting pension to Mrs Elizabeth V'Lomax.
A bill for the relief OF William Speden.
BILL FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY.
Mr. STOCKTON. | have been instructed by the
unanimous Of the Committee on Naval Affairs 10
report bill for the reorganization OF the navy OF the
United States, which will ask to have printed. l
should like TO have il made the order OF the day al an
early period The report Is not long one and would
ask 10 have the report read,
Several SU SESAT0Ss On, no haze I'VE II printed ;, ,o.
Mr.. SIOCklON, QurniDg In The direction oil those
senators) Yoa will not read II If II is printed and un
less read it TO you now, you will not read II at all 1t
very important measure and want 10 have the re-
port read should also like TO have the bill made the
special order of the day for Monday next
The bill was then received, read the first me aud or
dered to its second reading.
Mr.. STOCKTON. move that ii be made the special
order OF the day for Monday next
Mr.. GWlN: hope The report and bill will be or
dered 10 be printed.
he report and bill were then ordered 10 be printed for
Mr. GWIN. would suggest to the honorable senator
from New jersey tMr STocrTosl TO give notice that he
will call this bill eafy day, rather than 10 make
the special order of the day There already two
special orders of The day pending OF very great i'm
poflsnce Now; this bill, think, is one Of great I'M
that early day he will call it up, instead of max
special order, he will be likely 10 accomplish
Mr. STOCKTON I will give that notice, in accord.
ance with the suggestion OF the honorable from
California, [Mr. Gwrs instead of asking !, 10 be made
copies OF this bill and report be printed ior the Of
the Senate.
A SESAroR Make il 2. 900 copies.
MIR STOCKTON. will make il 900 instead OF 500
The question being then taken. II was ordere that
900 cope. of the bill and report be printed for the
OF the Senate.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. GWlN ] ask leave to introduce resolution OF
inquiry merely. have some very strong allega-
tions brought against the superintendent OF Indian aars
In the Territory OF Minnesota, who was appointed TO
carry out the Indian treaties confirmed by the Senate
these charges investigated voted Tor these Treaties
and believed they passed almost unanimously here.
These very serious ones, and the members
OF the from that portion OF the country IN the
other House anxious for investigation. II the
charges are true wish the parties TO be punished IL
not hope The opportunity will be given TO this per-
son 10 Iepel them.
The resolution was then read as follows and by
unanimous consent was considered and adopted
Rss,rsd That the Committee Indian Affairs be in
rucied nqste iuto the allegations OF fraud nrd
In ceraiD Of the public prints with regard to the disburse
by Alexander Ramsey, superintendent OF Indian AZ
fairs of money appropriated carry the spula-
tons OF concluded with the Sioux Dacoah lu
dians in the year 1851
Mr. GWIN also submitted the following resolution !;
which considered by unanimous consent and agreed
TO.
Roipd That the Secretary Of the Treasury be request
furnish tho Senate with comics Of tho plans spec
cations, papers. and all other information relating thereto
act OF the 81 OF July, 1851
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Mr.. DAVIS offered the following resolution which
was agreed 10.
Rs,otps9 That the President be qussted 10 coumn-
nicste the Senate Incompatible with the public
the between the Hon Abbot La
and Lord Pamerstop, the of the uni
States relative Central America, and also other
which relates to the claims of Great Britain
the Mosquito portion OF the territory OF
Honduras or fucatan.
BRITISH HONDURAS.
NJ A. a.. IL