The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-03

The House IL o'clock m
Prayer by the chaplain Of the Senate
The journal Of yesterday read and approved.
THE MILITARY ACADEMY BILL.
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee, presented report from the
committee Of conference the dsagreeing of the
Senate and House in reference to the Military Academy
bill
The report read and adopted ri recommended
the Senate rccede from their disagreeing votes
Mr. BENNETT inquired whether the special order Tor
ganized territorial busne took precedence of the consd
Grafton Of his land bill during the morning hour
mssErrs BILL.
The SPEAKER replied that IL did
Mr. BENNETT asked leave to postpone the further
sideration of the bill till this day three weeks
Mr.. DISNEY objected
NEBRASKA AND KAssAs
Mr.. RICHARDSON said Il was understood, when the
special order for territorial business under consdera-
ton made that II would be business relating entirely
to Territories already organized lie desired to say in
conneon with that another thing next week he should
move, In the early part Of the week consderto bring
TO the attention Of the Househe bill for organizing the
Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas He made this state
ment that gentlemen might have opportunity Of seeing
that the friends OF the bill were not inclined to steal any
march upon them.
A yoIor What time Of the week
Mr. RICHARDSON said the friends Of the bill desired
to resort every fair and parliamentary bring
the question before the consideration of the House
Mr. cox said he did not know that he ought to claim
any participation amongst the peculiar friends Of that bill
Certainly he had had intimation that IL their inen
Mr. RICHARDSON said il was not The desire Of the friends
Of the bill TO bring the question to vote but TO bring II
mp for consideration
Mr.. COX. In Committee Of the Whole7
Mr. RICHARDSON. Certainly, In The first place
Mr. COX. Then have objection. | may say | am
most heartily friend OF the measure and intend to ex
press myself to that effect whenever opportunity shall
occur
Mr. RICHARDSON My desire is TO have a discussion
upon the bill itself II shall fail in that there arc other
by which a the proper time bring before
the House and get upon IL These will taken
until fair opportunity for full discussion shall have
afforded TO gentlemen upon the floor
Mr.. WASHBURNE OF Illinois desire to know when
this question win be brought forward
Mr. RICHARDSON viii apprize the gentleman when
! am ready to do IL
rms STEAMSHIP CRY GLASGOW.
Mr. WHEELER asked leave to offer the following joint
resolution
ssorea by TIE Senate and Honse Of Representatives. That
secretary OF me Navy be- and he is hereby authorized
seu gu. immensely one steam sailing vessels,
with three months provisions on board of each together
with blankets and clothing for four hundred persons TO
search Tor The missing steamship tho CITY Of tlnsgow
which IL supposed to have some accident either In
machinery spars and IL among the leo which has
lately been IN such quantities in the North Atlantic ocean
~ the Secretary OF the Navy has government vessels at
his disposal he hereby authorized freight or charter
suitable vessels for the purpose TO be paid for Of any
money not otherwise appropriated
Mr. LETCHER objected
oReasIzED TERRITORIAL BUSINESS
The following bills, reported yesterday by the Com
mtee OF the whole, were then read third time and
passed -
bin making further nppropriatons FIR eont;nn;ng ,he