The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-24


In The only report which the commillse Gow make il.
tnsl without having msce further examination d the
payers consequence OF The former report and iS being
coneared BY the Senate they report ths same back
win Trsollon That tie prayer OF TIC t<iOuts Dc re
Jecied .
10 HON referred the peiitoA Of jonathan hcsrsley,
late receiver OF public moneys Detroit, and also The
petition Of John biddie. subIIued iepor accompanied
BY bll Is 1851 10 provide Tor ne hnal seusnenl gu
OF Jonathan keaslsy lac receiver OF Paoc
moneys al Detroit and Of John biddle ials register OF
the land Office al III Il place which read aad passed
10 second resdng. aud the report Was ordered 70 Dc
Mr. r., from The same committee. 10 whom
ierred the e,iiion OF William Burt, Submitted re-.
por, accompanied by bill O. l5) 10 enable The Oued
eiaies 10 make Of The solar compass IA The PGoe
surveys which read and passed % second read
lag, asd lhe report was ordered 10 be printed
SSsoLUrios AsarrHp
/ Mr. MASON submitted the following resolution for
considerations
Rsalued Thai he President DO requested oommani-
cat 70 tne Senate a. fat ~ may se eemPatbie wn me
pabr crest copies Of VII ne dssfarhes wrtien by
seryies ~ Untltd near States %
! Germauic Gouederatlun Hungary, aud 5six nand, 70.
tGer cepiss Of the ppda5 which be act
cd and Other communications Asae q hln " me De
/ artssent Of STATE.
Nj M said Mr.. President. that IL call Tor inioma-
ton nerrly. aud hope tns resolution will be consld
erred and agreed have these dispatches,
ana have read them with aud with good
deal OF interest noV make shis e4l ior them ia order
4
relation 10 ihe present commercial and .oiit-
cal condition Of the country OF winch lhr, treat
The resolution was considered ~ unanimous consent.
and agreed to.
THE rurE's Suscio
Mir CASS submitted he following resolution for con-
slderatlon;
isousd Thar President Of the United States be 70.
gu sed communicate 10 the Ssaae, TAI az may
compatible witu the puhlc interest," copy apy
GO espondence which may place with gov
/ ernmen Of tue PaPA States touching mission 10 he
! United States.
\ Mr. c asked that il might be immediately considered
which was greed 10.
Il long debate elsued, which will be Published here.
after.
4 UNITED STATES COURT, NEW YORK
4 Mr. FISH. ask leave, Mr. President 10 bring in q
TO provide place tor holding the courts Of the United
States in The southern district Of New York, and for
i other purposes
4 Mr. FISH ask that The bill be read the second and
ihna illne Today On Ihulsday last the building in
vhlch lir United Safes for The southern dls,rlct
New York held destroyed by hre and there il
a necessity that rome immediate provision should be
made tor holding thai court and ior The o,her Offices oil
fhs United sales in The building The first section
OF the bill authorizes The Secretary Of the Interior 10
provide new building for the Accommodation OF the
ludges OF he coa the district attorney. the mashAs oi
the Uniied States Tor southern district or New York
and Tor the clerks OF he circuit and district OF The
sad district The second seciaa provides that The
DESTROYED mall be made re,urnable in the building
The bl. has been submitted 10 The Secretary OF tie In
terror, and meets hs approval Il was drawn by the dis
lris attorney III the southern district or New York, with
the approval OF the district Judge
The bill considered IN committee OF the whole
reported 10 he Senate ordered 10 be epgrossed Tor third
reading, read Ihlrd tune. aud passed
II AxENDMasI THE RULES.
4 Mr.. BADGER find. sir. thai undertook the o,her
day AFFAIR ui itiie mere difficulty than va. swars
OF at ne time, in proposing an amendment TO the ASH
use Of The senate respecting the ADMISSION OF person.
utoa The floor Of the Sruaie and although l proposed
the snendmsa,s aud had II printed for week before i
was acted upon, nobody attended 70 IL. and
from lhe senator iron New York, dr FIsH j ~urei
were iom, ty introduced. nd, since this resolution oi
amendment Was ad pied, thai There are tao tsFee
Glasses public officers vno hase been und-sgnedly
lett out in respect 10 whom think Il important and
4 right that they should have admission upon the f,or
viii sugg.-i, therefor, II toe Senate with IL
thai oon, thai the resolution be r1considrred. IN ord-
thai Their Games may be inserted; and Will read
propose that senators understand IT, Ms
amendment proposes 10 authorize The admission uon tu
floor on superintendent sf IN. survey The
oil Washington The beads OF bureaus. the secretary
beIs Of The bnaId oil regents OF the Smithsonian In
snnon and the district attorney OF me Uned States 20
this D-inci. ! move 10 reconsider ine woe ndoptnl
hai amendment, 10 order that may have opportunity
! To o5rf lals amendment 10 a.
The motion "a RECONSIDER agreed TO
Il Mr. BAD,,ER moved the ndnenl which be had in
Dictated, and II adopted
Mr. CHASE ~ sh now amendment o
TIE fe-oihiAOns Dfurf 70
the from North Car JlIns and after have sal,
word In explanation. mink the S-naie will agree
Il. There al this moment IN The cry gentleman iron
Michigan an ex chancellor OF the his best OF ha
State, and b. impossible tor him 10 obtain sdmiss OF
upon tlls AJor. move 10 add. and perons who hsv,
chancsliofs OF lsages 10 the highest eoars OF Law
\ or EQUITY TIE several States
Mi SEBASTIAN called Tor TIE reading OF the resolu
ton
Mr. BADGER read the resolution; which. amended
~ IA foll0ss:
The fow nz persons. aud others. shall be ad
floor Senate memb~rs Of the Bopss
md their clerk the Secretary Of Sta
Treasury tho SECRETARY Of TIE lnerof
the OF War. she Secretary o the Navy, the A.
f4nsg General Postmaster Generals priyats
s.creisTy 81 President Congress, saperit
teud.nS pubic the peri Of the Coes
Survey the Of Washington, the heads OF bureaus
the secretary membss OF the bosfd regents Of s
Smithsonian institution. he disrct attorney 81 The Uned
States for Dstict Of COLUMBIA. Judges OF The United
States aud Supreme Court. aud persons who
been cbsnceors ipdes ia the hhesi courts 81
equity Ia states. the deputy posts-aser
the Washngoo the marshal 1or tne DssSric Of Co
unbls. foregn and tnc ministers
Of Unfted ggycrnnsas, and ther
relares. persons such
officers who. by name, have received, shai
hereafter receive the thsuk Congress Cor ter galant
and good conduct IN the service % he c3anHy,
received medals by vots oi Congress ~ governor
the ex governors Of States Judges cJnr
several SAFES the sxoinces Of the Senate
g-rti~nen have been heads " Department..
clerks sesseans at-arms menDsrs Of elthe
branch OF Congress who. Tor The fme being be
respective State aud territorial e. slsufes and
p.sons belonging snch icslsture Of oregn govern.
mcp;s . are i. smFy with the Unisod States.
person, except members aud oi5rFr at s Senate.