The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

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a bin for the relise q nhaas Undsrhll. sxscsto'
o. Thomas Underbtn, deceased.
bill for he rslisf q Stephen Luts. Of New
bin for the rslisf q The legal representative
AbilI for The rslisf Il the heirs Of Larhin Smith
- BIZ! for the rsliaf q the hsin Of Lieutenant
A bill for The relief Of Henry 0ardnsr snaothsrs
4 hill for the relief Of George NAtingiy.
A bill for the relief OF Nathaniel Reddiok. admin
istrator Of Richard Taylor. dsoeesed,
AcNeely, Of Louisiana.
A bill for tho relief Of william CurYan.
bill for the relief Of Enoch q. More.
bili for the rclief Of Patrick Glass;
A bill for the relief Of Resale Caxillo.
A bill for the relief az A. s. Laughery.
bill for the relief Of Conrad Wheat, Jr, OF his
1l;ilf Tor the rsiis1 q william !. xoEAsny, q.
p. Mathews. and Lawrence KribAen. ~--y-.r'..s
A bin 20 conain the ooaim d William b. Hendsr.
SON, and the heln Of Robert Hendersou, to Ave
hundred acres Of land n the Rao(x0p grant.
An act for the relief Of 9ylvester Z. Jerauld, -.
dsnee Of the Interest q Henry Richard.
An act e :scsetsin and adjss ths titles 70 certain
An act for ths relief q IIs Baldwin.
An act for the relief of Thomas D. jennings
An oct Ton tho relief Of Juan n. Luco and Joss L.
Luco su1 M a. On 70 Tsccn p pending:
ono, in Warren county, Missouri.
bill for the relief 'of the Pine Grove Academy,
In Louisiana.
An Get ior the rslisf q Joseph csmpau.
An oct for the relief Of Mn. Helen Naclsy, I'D
ministratrix Of Lieutenant Colonel Aneas Nsckay,
late deputy quaztsrnastsr In tho United States
AZ act for the relief Of Nm. saIv +. r. Cocbr.ns.
widow Of the late Lieutenant B. Il. Cochrane,
An act FOR tie rsief Of the exscutrix Of the late
Brevet Colonel A. W. O. Tanning. Of the United
An act for the relief Of tho hsirs Of Bxis,dier
General Richard B. Mason.
An act for the relief Of William Clsude Jones.
An act for the relief Of Joseph Gondsr, junior,
bil for lie relief Of Rebecos Barrsr,v. widow
Of David Baggeriy, deceased.
An sct for the relief of RebeccA Freeman.
An act for the relief Of James Wormsley.
An act for the relief Of Mary Carlton.
An act for the relief Of Sarah CrandAl.
bill Tor tho relief Of the legal representatives. Of
Francis Ware.
A BIN for ths relief Of James Canon.
bill for the relief Of Thomas Ap Catesby Jones,
surety for former postmaster ct Norfolk, Virginia.
bll sor the relief Of James Wright, junior, Of
An oct FOR the relief Of william Miller.
BIZ for tho relief Of Captain LOWS E. Simonds.
bill for the relief Of Daniel Morse, Of Essex,
s s1 s Ss es Vermont q ss q Hmm, .o,,
Ohio.
bIl for the relief Of Isaac N. siglsr, Of Putnam
A blu for The relief Of John Frazer, and the ad-
inistrators Of the estate Of John g. Clendenin de-
ceased.
SENATE.
f GENERAL ORDERS.
BIZ to provide site and for the construction OF
suitable building for the accommodation Of tho dis
United States Ut Indianapolis, In the State Of In
diana. Brought In on leave BY Mr.. Bright.
Bill TO amend IAN act TO divide the District Of
purposes" Brought in on leave by Mr.. Seba stan
Bill to increase the present military establishment
Of thu United States, and for other purposes.
Joint resolution Of thanks Of Congress and the
presentation Of medal to Captain Duncan N. In
graham.
Joint resolution for the presentation Of o sword
TO the nearest male relative Of Major Samuel Ring
gold, Brought in on leave by Mr.. James
Hal granting portion Of the public lands to the
state O Wiscc!nn, 70 aid In the construction Of
railroad In said State.
Bill TO provide for the surrender Of csrtain bonds
Of the State Of Indiana, held BY the United SaAseA
Brought In on leave By Mr. Bright.
for bounty lands for military services il tie war Of
1912 with Great Britain, and for other purposes.
Brought in on leavo by Mr.. Sebastian.
BIZ granting the right Of way and . donation Of
dpp and Alabama to aid in the construction Of Ger
tain railroads therein Brought In on leave by Mr..
Adams.
Bill granting to the State Of Louisiana the right
Of way and donation Of public land for the pur-
New Orleans to the Mississippi State line, 10 the
direction OF the town Of Jackson in said State.
Brought In on leave by Mr.. BENJAMIN.
Bill to enable the United States to take lands
and materials necessary for the construction Of the
Bill allowing credit for limited period for du-
ties on railroad iron imported into the United
States. Brought In On leave BY Mr.. Badger.
An oct TO secure the right Of citizenship to
the limits thereof
Bill to provide for the public printing, engraving
and binding. Brought in on leave by Mr.. Bayard.
Bill granting the right Of way and portion Of
The Construction Of railroad across the peninsula
Of that State Brought in on leave by Mr.. Slidell.
Bin TO amend an oct entitled can act to grant
the right Of pre- emption TO certain purchasers and
settlers on the Mascn Rouge grant, In the event Of
final adjudication in favor Of the Unftei States"
approved January ~, 1851.
Bill to authorize the payment Of invalid pensions
In certain cases. Brought In ON leave by Mr..
Mason.
Bill for the relief Of Benedict }. Heard.
Bill to provide for the execution by the courts OF
the United States Of commissions 70 take testimony
issuing from the courts Of justice Of friendly nations
Brought In ON leave by Mr.. Sumner.
Bill to repeal certain acta concerning tonnage
duties on Spanish vessels. Brought in on leave BY
Mr.. Mallory.
Act for the relief Of the Utica Steam Woollen
Company.
Bill for the relief Of Captain Philip F. VOORHEES,,
U. 8. Navy.
Bill for the relief Of Otwsy h. Bergman.
Bill granting certain additional powers to the
Corporation Of Washington.
Bill for setting the claim Of the legal representa-
tives Of Richard w. Mead, deceased.
Bill to remove obstructions to navigation in the
mouths Of the Mississippi river, at the Southwest