Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

House bill to provide pension for sias Champion Of
Genesse county, in the State Of New York
House bill for the relief of VIM. b. Edwards
A bill for the relief of Mary Carlton.
A bill for the relief Of Commander g. ]. Pendergrast
House bill for the relief Of tho of the late
Lieut.. John +. Bispham
A bill for the relief OF Thomas 8. Russell.
House bill for the relief Of Alton Nelson.
A bill for the relief Of James Wormsley
Abill for the relief Of E. J. McLane.
A bill fer the relief Of Alexander Lea.
A bill for the relief of Gideon Hotchkiss.
bill to confirm the claim of Dusuan de Ia Croix to o
tract of land therein mentioned
bill for the relief Of Robert Jemison and benjamin
Williamson.
bill for the relief Of Almanzon Huston
bill for the relief Of Mark Bean and Richard H.
Bean, of Arkansas.
bill for the relief of Levi Pierce and And Hodge, IT.
A bill for the relief Of Andrew J. Dickerhoff.
A bill for the relief Of Theresa Dardenne, widow Of
Abraham Dardenne, and their children.
bill for the relief Of Henry La Reintree.
A bill for the relief of Hezekiah Miller.
A bill for the relief of William Miller.
House bill for the relief of Lemuel Hudson.
House bill for the relief of J. +. Green.
bill for the relief Of Llewelyn Washington.
bill for the relief of the heirs Of Brig General B.
Mason.
House bill for the relief of Madison Parton.
bill for the relief Of the heirs and representatives Of
the late Robert Sewall
bill for the relief Of DIR. s. r. Addison passed as
sstant surgeon in the United States navy
bill for the relief of Manuel Hernandez
bill for the relief Of Sylvanus Culver
A bill for the relief Of Jean Baptiste Beaubien.
bill for the relief of Thomas Rhodes.
bill for the relief Of Robert Joyner.
bill for the relief Of James Erwin, Of Arkansas and
others. ,..
A bill for the relief of A. q. Bennett
bill for the relief Of Michael Nourse.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
All the bills on the calendar not objected to having
been disposed Of
Mr.. RUSK, from the Committee on Indian Affairs,
asked to be allowed to report bill for the relief of Israel
Johnson and to ask its immediate consideration. No
objection having been made the bill reported, con-
sidered, and passed. =.
Mr. DODGE, of Iowa, from the Committee on Public
Lands to which referred the bill from the House Of
Representatives establish land districts in the Terri
tory of Minnesota reported back without amendment
and asked its immediate consideration and objection
having been made, the bill was read third time and
passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. SLIDELL introduced bill for the relief of L. e.
and L. A. Lawson, sole surviving heirs Of Gen. EeaIer W.
Ripley, deceased
Mr. s. also introduced bill to change the name of the
barque Altoona to Mount Vernon.
Mr. s. thought il not necessary to take up time by
reference of the above b and would therefore ask the
unanimous consent of the Senate to consider and pass it
at once.
No objection having been made, the bill was read a
third time and passed.
Mr.. CHASE introduced bill granting to the Cincin-
natl and Macknaw Railroad Company certain land to aid
in the construction Of said road.
Mr. BADGER intimated that he should have to be alb
sent from Washington for few days. and he should
therefore ask the indulgence Of the Senate before leaving
say Monday Tuesday nex to take and dispose Of
the bill allowing credit for limited period for duties
railroad iron.
Mr.. GWlN said that he should likewise have to leave
Washington and would therefore the report of the
select committee the Pacific railroad BILL in order
that he might have an opportunity Of presenting his
views before leaving
After the presentation of several memorials by Messrs
BROWN, CHASE, and PRATT
The Senate adjourned TO Monday.