The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-22


The motion was agreed 70.
ILEwEuIYs W ARLINGTON.
The bill for the relief of Lleweyn Washington, report
ed by MIR RUSK from the Committee on the Post omee
AID Post Roads, was read the second u' anu ~
sos for services temporary clerk IN the deaaeer
office in 1851.
Senate ordered be engrossed for hird reading read
the thiid time, and passed
GEN. RICHARD y. MASON
The bill for the relief of the heirs Of Brig GEN Richard
B. Mason reported by Mr.. SHIELDS, from the COMMITTEE
on Military Affairs read the second ume and considered
as in committee of the whole. II extends TO the heirs OF
General Mason the provisions OF the act Tor the reei OF
General Riley IN reference 70 accounting or as.a
and collected by him in California from lo4l TO iea9,
authorizing commission of and half per cent upon
The moneys then raised and dsbused by him while he was
governor of California
No amendment being offered the bill reported the
Senate ordered be engrossed for third reading, read
the third time, and passed
g 4 RuLn VAN Duusr.
The next bill on the calendar the bill for the relief of
Ruff Van Brun which authorizes compensation for the
use of his property by the military fierce of the United
States during the of 1912.
Mr. BAYARD. / shall have to discuss tina, bill l OBJ
ject to its consideration
The bill was accordingly passed over
ISAAC r. siMosToN
The next bill on the calendar was the bill for the relief Of
the legal representatives Of Isaac p. Simonton.
MIR. STUART moved that the bill be laid upon the
table. 7y
Objection being made to its consideration, passed
MADISON
The Senate proceeded as in committee of the whole, to
the consideration Of the bill Ill r. No $40 for the relief OF
Madison Parton 1t directs the accounting officers Of the
treasury pay for military services rendered in 1875,
far as they may not have been already paid for
No amendment being offered the bill reported to the
Senate ordered TO third reading, read the third time, and
passed.
HORACE SOUTHWARK SON.
The next bill upon tho calendar the bill Is. No.
29 for the relief Of Horace Soumayd Son, reported
by Mr. PEARCE, from the Committee on Finance. II
authorizes the Secretary Of the Treasury to refund the
drawback upon certain goods shipped TO Tampco IN e47
Mr. STUART | object the consideration of the BILL
wish to have opportunity to look INTO the principle
upon which it is founded
ROBERT sEwALL
The Senate proceeded the consideration of the BILL
ported by Mr.. PRATT, from The Committee Of Claims,
Tor the relief of the heirs and representatives Of the late
Robert Sewa which read the second e and consider
ed as in committee of the whole 1t directs the Third Auditor
of the treasury 1t the claim authorizes the pay
men Of the amount ascerained to be due fr property
destroyed by the enemy in the war of 1872
No amendment being offered, the bill reported to the
Senate ordered be engrossed for third reading, read
the third time, and passed. .sN 1Maa.l 4t@
ADDISON
The Senate proceeded the consideration Of the BILL
ported by Mr.. GWIN, from the COMMITTEES on Naval
fairs for the relief of Dr. s. r. Addison, passed assist
the United States navy which read the
second ime and considered committee OF the whole
1t directs that he shall be paid for his services as surgeon
No amendment being offered, the bill reported the
Senate ordered be engro sed for third reading, read
the third time, and passed. E
MANUEL HERNANDEZ.
The Senate then proceeded the consideration Of the BILL
reported by Mr. PET from the Committee Priyat
Land Claims for the relief Of Manuel Hernandez which
read the second time and considered committee Of the
whole. II authorizes him to locate quantity of land in
nnnfa UnG he hadh
No amendment being offered the bill was reported to the
Senate ordered to be engrossed for third reading read the
third time, and passed
1nH
The Senate proceeded consideration of the BILL
roried by MIR. ALLEN from the Committee Private
Land Claims for the relief Of SyyanIs Culver which
read the second me and considered committee of the
whole Ii directs the of land for 100 acres
in lieu Of one issued in 1906 which hns been Loaf or do
suoyed.
MIR. STUART moved lend the bill by inserting the
words "and twenty" to give warrant Of 100 acres,
the legal subdivisions of the public lands
The amendment was agreed to
The bill was then reported to the Senate as amended
the amendment concurred in and the bill ordere
to a third reading, read the third tnie and passed.
..ae JEAN Bap1IsTE BEAuBES. ae.e
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration of the blu
ported by Mr. PETIT, from the Committee Private
Land Claims, for the relief of Jean Baptse Beaubien;
which was read the second me and considered
mee of the whole 1t authorizes the of patents for
certain lots in Chicago, Illinois.
No amendment being offered the bill reported TO the
Senate ordered be engrossed for third reading, read the
third time, and passed.
THOMAS RHODES.
The Senate proceeded the consideration of The BILL
ported by Mr. ADAMS from the COMMITTEES the Post
Office and Post Roads, for the relief of Thomas Rhodes
which read the second time and considered
mee of the whole II directs the payment of ITS Ii,
for constructing mail road in 1925 from Mobile Pas
cagoula bay.
No amendment being offered the bill was reported to the
Senate ordered TO be engrossed for third reading read
the third time, and passed
ROBERT Joys.R. #.#
The Senate proceeded the consideration OF the BILL re-
ported by Mr.. GWlN, from the Committee Naval AT
fairs for the relief Of Robert Joyner which read the
second time and considered committee of the whole
directs that credit OF 5000 ~ be allowed for the adjust
OF his accounts being the cost Of sundry articles OF
clothing and small which soea from the public
store under his charge the Pensacola navy-yard.
Mr. EVANS. should like to hear the report read. IL
appears rather extraordinary case.
The report accordingly read, from which II appears
that the thefs commit tied in consequence Of the
curty of the storerooms and owing any negligence
upon the part OF the storckceper.
No amend being offered the bill reported the
Senate ordered be cngrossed for third reading, read
the third time, and passed
rhyMAsrERs' CLERKS
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The next bill upon the
calendar for the relief OF puymascrs clerks who
served in Mexico which has been reported adversely from
the Committee Military Affairs