The daily union., 1854-01-10

to that subject shall ask the Indulgence Of The Senate
for hearing but wh only be after the general dis
closed. aud with that the COMMITTEES on
Foreign Relations ma, be put in possession Of The en-
tire matter, thai their report may include all the
American interests embraced in this islhman communi
cation Ii is for that reason that make the call and
bope there will be objection TO the adoption OF the
resolution at this tune. being as have ssd merely one
al inquiry
aud agreed 10.
a RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
MIR. SEBASTIAN submitted the following resolutions
which considered BY unanimous CONSENT and agreed
10:
Rssorpsd, That the COMMITTEES on the Post Office and
Post ROADS be tnuted nqnrs into The expedieney OF
Of Tennassse oy way Of wsbarg ad Augasis to searey
IN White county AskFusa. sni from ackson Port IL u
State OF Arkansas 10 Wild Haps IA tue eonnly OF iza
same State and from jackson Port to carksSie all N
said State
/ Mr. FOOT sabmi,ssd the following resolution which
was considered BY unanimous consent, and agreed to-
Resoiaea, TbatiLe Postmaster General be requested
OF the northern mails particeltiiy between HE
oiie Of New YORK and Washins,on and wheasy in hls
opinion. action Is required the part OF Congress
for the cifectuni removal OF those causes
NOTICES OF BILLS
Mr. BRIGHT gave notice that he should Tomorrow,
early day hereafter ask leave to introduce
bill granting the right of way and making grant ol
lands 10 certain railroad companies for the benefit of the
States ia which they situated.
Mr. JONES, of Iowa. gave notice that he should to.
,roduce bill for the relief o Paymas.er Stewart, who
| served in Mexico. g ua
tomorrow, early day thereafter, ask leave 10
introduce bill granting the right OF way and making
grant OF the public lands in aid OF the construction OF
,roai from M sdson, the seat OF government in Wis
consln. 10 the Mississippi river
MIR. MASON gave notice that he should tomorrow,
early day thereafter, ask leave 10 introduce
nil 10 authorize the payment OF Invalid pensions IN Ger
tain cases.
l. nfIs INrRnDUoEp
Mr.. BADGER, in pursuance of notice, asked aud oh
iaGed leave to Introduce bl 6. S4) allowing credit
Tor limited period Tor The duties railroad iron
ported into the United States; which read the is
and second lines ny unanimous Consen and referred 10
| the Committee on Finance.
| Mr.. BRIGHT. in pursuance Of notice. asked and oh
laned leave introduces bill Is 95) to establish cout
iQr the invesigenon OF claims against The United States.
(Which read the first and second times BY unani
nous CONSENT and reeHeJ toahe Conmit.se on the J.-
/ Mr. THOMPSON. OF Kentucky. in pursuance OF no
,ce, asked and obtained leave 10 introduce bill IS so)
10 provide Tor the payment OF such cIediiors OF the Ia
republic c Texas conpr ended In the act o Con
gress OF September O. 1885, which was read the first AM
second lines by unaniIoas cUnsenl, referred TO the
Committee on The Jadiciary and ordered 10 be printed
i Aif BAYARD IN pursuance of noice asked an1 OH
tanned leave introduce oil 6 97) to provide for be
pus!,c printing, engraving, and ondins which was reao
the first and second times by unanimous consent and
\ ierrcd 10 The Committee Oh Printing
Subsequently motonhy mr. WALKER, the bill las
mentioned was otdefed 10 Se ps,aed os the oil the
/ Sena,e.
Mir MALLOIY, in pursuance of notice, asked and OBJ
iantd leave 10 inroiace bill IS e5l giving the right
OF way and grating aiie'nse sections o csrtin pubic
lands the State of Foaa TO further the construction
oi railroads therein specbtd winch was read the
first and secoDd lines b, UNANIMOUS consent and re
refred 10 tie COMMITTEE on Public Lands
4 Mr. nj 10 pursuance OF noIce, also asked anj OBJ
tanned leave 10 ntodnce bill Is 99) 10 provide io The
es,a biishneni OF marine hospital at ST Marks, IN bs
State OF Fiorida which was read the hrs' and second
times by unanimous consent, and referred 10 the Com
mittee on Commerce.
4 REPORTS COMMITTEES.
| Mr. HAMLIN, IRON the Committee Printing, TO
whom referred The letter OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury communicating the report OF the Superintendent
of the Coast Survey for the year ls53 reported the fol-
loving order, which was adopted:
Ordered, That ten thousand copies OF the letter OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury connonicaiing the repon OF
addition 10 The usual number, be priued i've thousand
copies hereof 9r ths nse o. ,he ssnae and The rma,ader
same ba printed and ,und with the plAes ia qnaro fof
and that the plates be printed under direction OF the
Superin iendent OF the Coast Survey.
Mr. H. said believe there has been no vote of The
Senate ordering this d0enmen, TO be printed therefore
now that the usual number be printed for the
OF the Senate.
| The mouon was agreed TO-
Mr. H. IRON the same committee. reported joint
luton authorizing sn increase o the force IN the office
OF the superinenden oi The pu0ic printing; which
read and passed q second reading ami ordered 10 be
printed together with letter from the superintendent OF
The public printing which accompanied the joint resolu
! Mr. GWlN asked that the Committee Naval Affairs
be discharged from the further ration of the
nonsi OF the Rev. John Rsyooids, chaplain in the
army OF the United States, praying pay and travel
ling expenses ii had been referred 10 that committee
through mistake, and that The may be referred 10
the Committee Military Affairs; which was agreed to.
/ Mr. SEBASTIAN, from The Committee on Indian AT
fairs, to whom referred the memorial OF Amos Ken
dali and John Kendall, praying that provision may be
made Tor securing The payment OF their claim against
western Cherokee Indians, out OF the money due BY
the United States to those Indians reported back the
and asked TO be discharged from the further cons
eraon thereof, and that it bo referred 10 the Committee
| on tho Judiciary; whlch was agreed 10.
Mr. FOOT from the Committee on Public Lands, to
whom referred The memorisl Of Robert &. Septoe
and others, of Virginia. and OF Daniel Brown and Others
Of Indiana praying satisfaction for lands granted by the
State OF Georgia l7sf and afterwards c.ded to tho
United States, asked to be discharged from the further
OF The same, and that it be referred to the
Committee on Private Land Claims which agreed
to a#H
Mr.. SEBAS rIAN, from the Committee on Indian AZ
fairs, 10 whom referred the bill Is 5eJ TO amend "an
act Jvlie the district OF Arkansas into judicial
Districts and for other purposes asked to he discharged
from the iuriher consideration OF the and that IL be
referred to the Committee the judiciary; which was
agreed to N
Mr.. BENJAMIN, from the Committee on Private
Land Caims 10 whom referred the bill confirming
certain land caips 10 louisiana in the Baslrop grant,
ported back without amendment. and recommended Its
passage Hktt4 y g.#tf#9ta
Mr. FOOr, from The Committee on Pensions, to whom
was referred the petition OF Mary @. Hamilton. widow
OF the aie Capt Fowler Hamilton, pi The my, praying
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