The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-01

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arising out OF the consulate after the 3st OF December
1871 TO allow them at the rate Of $3.50 per annum during
that period
The bill reported to The Senate without amendment
ordered 70 be engrossed for third reading read third
time, and passed.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM DAVIS
lhe House bill for the relief of the legal
Of Captain William Davis late commander OF the United
40 committee of the whole directs that 1860 shall be
paid to Captain Davis in full compensation for all claims
against the United States for his as commander OF
the Euiaa, which sailed from New Orleans for Phladepha
on the 2oh September ls45 and has been heard
from
The bin reported to the Senate without amendment,
ordered 70 be engrossed for third reading read third
time, and passed. a##m
RYE.
The bill for the relief of Thomas c. Nye reported from
the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads, was next
announced.
Mr. RuSK. The sena.or from Maine, MR. HAML,s,
VINO reported the bill nc present AK that it be passed.
The PRESIDING OFFICER That course win be
pursued.
URi EmMoss's PATENT.
The next bill the calendar wac one for the relief the
heirs of Ii late Uri Emrnons -r,s'"
Mr.. FISH. That viii be objected to. Let il pass
Tho paEsIDING OFFICER. The bill will go over.
SAMUEL BRAY.
The bill for the relief OF Samuel Bray was read second
tine, and cons ored in of the whole IL au-
Bray, late keeper Of the Dog Island lighthouse, such
amount not exceeding $500, he may upon satisfactory
proof lind to be the Jss sustained By hin during the gales
of the 2Ji and 24l Of August, 1851
The bill was coorcd the Senate without amend
ordered TO be egrosset for third reading read the third
time, and PASSED "
VOLUNTEERS.
The next bill he calendar was ole for the relief OF
the Iampco volunteers, reported from The Committee
Military Affairs IL recogn the several compunes OF
volunteers known as Tampco vouniees having beer
in the milury service Of re United States, me wears
la4 ana 1913, and directs the proper accounting officers
of the Treasury Department audit and pay accounts
of the officers and men constituting said companies, in
cordance with the established regulations Of the depart
The bill was objected to, and was passed ever.
o. SIMMONS
The bill for the relief of Seneca G. Simmons reported
from the Committee on Military Affairs, read second
Tune, and considered as IN committee of the whole.
quires the proper accounting officers Of the Treasury De-
partment III settling the accounts of Seneca @. Simmons
as assistant commssay of subsistence to allow him credit
for whatever sum Of money belonging TO the United States
he may prove to the satisfaction Of the Secretary Of War
to have been stolen from his possession Matamoros
Mexico, on the night of the 18th of April l847 provided
that the amount shall exceed $780, the evidence show
ing conclusivey that the robbery did not result from an
negligence or careessness on the part Of the petitioner
The bill reported TO the Senate without amendment
ordered TO be ensrossed for third reading, read third
time, and passed.
| BRADY. E..a
The bill the calendar the bill from the House
of Representatives for the relief Of Samuel w Brad j
which had been reported from the Committee Pensions
directs the Secretary of the Interior to place the Of
Samuel W. Brady of Virginia, the rol of invalid pen
ans pay % n tour ao Per month during his
Mr. CLAYTON objected to the consideration Of the bill
and II was passed over.
| MANzI
The Senate, committee of the whole proceeded TO
the consideration of the bull for the relief Of Fayete Many
and Robert q. Ward reported from the Committee on the
Judiciary II directs the proper accounting officers Of the
treasury to credit the judgment obtained by the United
States against Manly and Ward in the district court of the
United States for the eastern district of Virginia. amounting
TO S6l5 62 with interest from the ID Of April 1884, with
the amount certified by that have been improperly
paid by Ward in suit in chancey wherein the United
States were compainants, and John Morrison and others
defendants, the amount being s49l 81, with interest
$3.50 II from the 18th Of September, ls40 which was
certified by the court Justly due by the United States to
Ward.
The bill reported TO the Senate without amend
ment ordered to be read third time, read third time and
passed. 3.
! THOMAS CROWN.
The next bill on the calendar was one for the relief of
Thomas Crown, reported from the Committee OF Claims,
which read second time IL directs the Third Auditor
of the treasury TO ascertain the damages sustained by
Thomas Crown, by Of the refusal Of the War De
partment TO execute contract entered into by him with
Captain George Baney on the part Of the government on
the 18th OF March, 1876 and L. direct the Secretary Of the
Treasury to pay the damages thus ascernined, to
amount not exceeding $1,000,
Mr.. TooMBS objected the consideration Of the bill.
He subsequently withdrew his objection, but il
newed by Mr. HUNTER and the bill was passed over.
i ANTHONY o. WILLIS.
The bin from the House u Representatives for the re-
lief Of the heirs of Anthony g. Willis, deceased reported
from the Committee Of Claims was considered as in com
mittee Of the whole II directs hat s25l shall be pad
the executors and administrators Of Anthony g. Willis,
dec ssed compensation for the use, by the United
Ssea Ca wagon and team curing the last with Great
| Bd'ain
4 The bin was reported to the Senate without amend
meut, ordered t. third reading read third time, and
passed.
i THOMAS ssopsnkss.
The bill for the rcefof Thomas Snoduss reported from
the Committee OF Claims, considered as in committee
Of the Whole II appropintes $3.50 reimburse to Cap
aIn Thomas Sno'gass the expenses Incurred b him for
team md balance forage and Subsistence furnished
his company Of volunteers, While employed guard
escort lor q party Of cnigr1ting Cherokees In 1888
/ The bill reported TO he S'nalc without amendment
ordered be engrcssed for third reading read third time
and passed.
HUssrr.
4 The rext bill was ons reported from tho Copmtee
on Patents md IT, Patent Office for the relief Of obed
Hussey.
Mr. TooMBs objected TO its consideration and It was
passed over
THOMAS u. JEssNGs.
The BILL reported from the Committee Private Land
CLAIMS for The relief OF Thomas u Jennings, read a
second time and considered committee OF the whole II
authorizes Thomas d. Jennings, of Florida, 20 enter az the
minimum price Of the public lands, qunny 0f land
exceeding hundred and sixty ncres compnsn the inn
provemont which HE late father Lawrence d. Jennings
resided before his death due proof being presented
the register Of the lard oce that he would have
been entitled aprecmpdon but for the removal Of the
family after the death Of the father.