The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-08


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re du Chen in the Territory of Michigan in 1873 submit
ted report accompanied by bill for his relief which
was read and passed to second reading and the report
| was ordered to be printed. s..fstr ~
ADJOURNMENT OVER.
| On notion roalaiee ia
Ordered That when the Senate adOurns to-day be to
meet on Monday next. sfI If
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Mr. MALLORY submitted the following resolutions
which considered by unanimous Consent and agreed
e.osd, That the Secretary Of War be requested 20
the ST. Johns river Florida under lbs made
with the '1 % q
and whether further appropriation be necessary to
navigation and what means are proposed % accomplish the
Re.osed, That the Secretary Of War requested to
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sus Of Florida and whether any farther appropriation be
necessary ascertain and determine psase routa for
ROBERT THoxPsoN.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill for the
relief Of Robert G. Thompson legal representative of VIII
liam Thompson deceased formerly brgadier general in
the army Of the revolutionary war which was under
sideraton when the Senate adjourned yesterday. ~
The question being taken by yeas and nays the en-
as follows: a - s-.fses ,.ls s.,.--, 81
YEAS Messr. Allen, Badger, Bell, benjamin, Brodhead,
non Dodge Of Wisconsin, Exsn' Eessandss Fis5p.tTck
Pearce Petit Pratt ROCKWELL stnart Wade. and Walker
Dodge Of Iowa, Hunter Norris Ruak Sebastian, sdsn, and
Willams-l2 et EtiA
The bill was then read third time and passed
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED. 80
The private calendar taken up, and the following
bills to which there objection, severaly con-
sidered and passed i dlzy a1f
| A bill for the relief Of Mrs. Ann w. Angus
| bill for the relief Of Thomas q, Nye 49,
bill authorize the payment of invalid pensions in
1.-THE title Of this bill amended to read
sr 70 he sea. @ +
A bill for the relief of Samuel W Brady
bin for the relief Of Thomas Grown
bill for the relief Of Obed Husaey.
bill for the relief Of the estate II Isaac L. Battle.
joint resolution explanatory Of the second section of
resolution to establish certain postrcutes approved July
H. 1852 s1
bill for the relief of Calvin B. Scyore and Of Willard
Boynton surviving partner Of the firm Of b. Boyn-
bill for the relief Of the hersatlaw Of William Van
bin for the relief OF the representatives Of Henry King
| deceased
IA bil for the relief Of Nancy Bowen and Sarah Lar
/ rnbee ig fe -t&9 w. .seh siti e. El4t
bill for the relief Of George bennett Of Portsmouth,
Il bill granting bounty land to Elizabeth Summers,
widow Of Cornelius Summers soldier Of the late war
a bill iu|ss for ii,ssi the relief of John Mcvsy
i A bill for the relief of Georgs w. Gibson.
il A bill for the relief of Asa andrews
bill for tho relief Of Jonas p Levy and Jose Maria
An act for the relief of Cornelius H. Latham.
bill for the relief Of Captain Charles G. Merchant
Il bill relative to the accounts Of General Stephen
a bill granting an increase Of pension to Mrs Frances
a bill TO provide pension for Sergeant G. W. Tor
II renee eaaa2 " Sos s9rosot
Il IsAAc L. RATTLE
Mr. RUSK moved to reconsider the vote by which the
passed the bill for the relief Of the estate Of Isaac
L. Battle; which was agreed to- He then moved that the
bill Lie upon the table; which was also agreed to- o
Il Iss MEMORIAL PREarsfsD s'4 s
Mr. PRATT presented the memorial of James R. Howl
secretary Of the Naval Academy praying 70 be allow
men that which he now resolves; which referred
to the Committee on Naval Affairs ~ ff a7Hr8
:. ADJOURNMENT aNE DIE.
Mr. STUART moved reconsider the vote by which the
the dsagecng votes of the houses in relation to
the time of the adjournment of the present session Of Con-
gress and asked that the motion be entered on the
journal. tiaa97 h 31 92s.I x ~
The PRESIDING OFFICER (Nfr. BADGER in the char)
decided that the motion not in ORDER than
three days had elapsed since that taken,
Il The Senate adjourned until Monday nexs rfns
i HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.
4 The House met at IL O'Clock IN. 'YoihP laa' ~
Prayer by the chaplain Of the Senate.
The journal OF Yesterday was read and approved. e
ERsCroN OF NEW cUsroN-aousm
Mr. FULLER asked leave to report from the Committee
Commerce bin for the erection of certain custom
houses objected to. XVI - ~ seo,ll szpiad
| eft1e ih RoUR MEETING
Mr. PRESTON asked leave to introduce a resolution
providing that and altar the 10th nst the daily hour
OF meeting shall be eleven o'clock M a1i se9o2
ri Mr. JONES' Of New York. said he would not object to
the resolution If the gentleman would modify IL that
members may meet here At nine O'Clock take their dinner
at two and return to business six o'clock in the
i evening.
i The resolution objected to.
j CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC
Il The SPEAKER said the business in order the
Il tiOn of the gentleman from South ORR1