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

Marv Deany widow Of he late Lieutenant A. Deany
Of the United States army granting pension Of SIS per
month commencing IN ioos ana 70 continue 'oa ~" yeaa
ms the pension shall be paid 10 her TWO children os The
survivor of them.
10 add the words under years Of age, that
the pension shall when the survivor atlalns that
age. .A !,
the Senate amended and the amendment concurred
in The amendment ordered be engrossed and the
bill 10 be read third time IL then read third time,
and passed
AARON
The Senate as in committee Of the whole proceeded to
consider the bill H 20 for the relief of Aaron Stafford
granting him invalid pension of sl5 per month, from
1885, in lieu of amounts paid to be paid since that ms
under previous acts for his relief.
No amendment being offered the bill reported 10 the
Senate ordered a third reading, read the third Tine and
passed.
CHAMPION.
The Senate proceeded as in committee of the whole, to
the of the bill Oh. r. l94 to provide PEN
sion for Sas Champion fGcnessee county IN the State OF
New York. 1t grants him Invalid pension Of 70 per
month"; commencing in 1884, for disability contracted IN the
No amendment being offered the bill reported to the
Senate ordered third reading, read the third time, and
passed. al
Il. EDWARDS.
The Senate proceeded in committee Of the whole to
the of the bill III H. 1907 for the relief of
William b. Edwards, Il grants him pension OF eight dol
lara per month commence the LIST of January 1854
and continue during his natural life.
The bill reported TO the Senate without amendment
ordered third reading, read the third time, and passed
sas saan8s MARY CARLTON.
The bill for the relief Of Mary Carlton, reported by Mr.
FOOT from the Committee Pensions, read the sec
ond time, and considered as in committee OF The whole u
revolutionary pension of twenty -four dollars year.
the lst of October 1855, ana 10 continue
during her natural life
No amendment being offered the bill reported to the
10
third time, and passed
The Senate proceeded the consideration of the bill for
the relief of Commander G. J. Pendergrast reported by Mr.
MALLORY, from the Committee on Naval Affairs; which
read the second me and considered as in committee of
the whole II authorizes the payment OF expenses not ex
ceedng 5000 for necessary medical attenion dung ms
command Of the navyyard at Memphis while no surgeon
No amendment beng offered the bill reported 10 the
Senate ordered be engrossed for third reading read the
third time, and passed.
ISAAC COOK.
The next bill the calendar for the relief of Isaac
MIR. BAYARD Directing, it was passed over.
JOHN Z. BIsrHaM.
The Senate then proceeded committee of the whole,
the consideration Of House bill No TO- for the relief OF
the executors of the late Lieutenant John E. Bspham 1t
pay the of 1913 &c. for expenses incurred
arising Of the seizure of brig of the coast Of
Africa.
The bill was reported the Senate without amendment
engrossed read third time, and passed.
.7a54 THOMAS 8. RUSSELL
The Senate took up for consideration Senate bill No $685.
for the relief Of Thomas s. Russel which read
ond time, and considered as in committee OF the whole
1t directs the auditing of the account Of the petitioner
commissary in regiment of Florida volunteers
Notwithstanding his irregular appointment from the 18th Of
February, 1886, to the 10th Of May, 1886.
The bill reported to the Senate without amendment,
sngrossed, reed third time, and passed
JOHN METcALF.
The Senate took up consideration Senate bill No. 23l
for the relief John Mc,caf; which read second
lime, and considered in committee OF the whole.
1t directs the yment of $,230 in full compensation for
goods destroyed lost in consequences of mpresrmen into
The service of the United States, by order Of Gen. Brown,
Mr. BAYARD Directing, the bill passed
BENJAMIN ROWE.
The Senate proceeded as in committee of the whole 10
the consideration Of House bill No 49, for the relief of
Benjamin Rowe.
provides pension of 50 per month, from January /,
ioSs @rvnRr. see tnere adverse re-
port in this case, and suppose had better pass
over.
The bill accordingly passed over
HAMILTON.
The next bill on the calendar was House bill No
49, for the relief John Hamilton, with adverse re-
port
Mr. BAYARD. Mr.. President, ought not this report
be noted upon unless dsscnts from it, and
intends discuss il II that these bills should
THE PRES DIHG OFFICER, (Mr. ApAms) This
being objection day, other business order but
private bills not objected to. Besides, day
has been set apart for the consideration Of adverse
ports.
Mr. BAYARD Does not that apply to the adverse re-
ports unsccompsned by bills
The PRESIDING OFFICER | think il does
Mr. STUART. | think it applies to all adverse re-
ports.
Mr.. BAYARD. The practice has BEEN believe,
always upon report there bill accompan wing il
Mr. BADGER. object to the consideration of tho
bill.
The bill accordingly laid over.
PAMELA sLAyis.
The bill 10 order a. r. No 1927 for the relief
being accompanied by adverse report, was passed
over.
ALTON
The Senate proceeded, in committee of the whole TO
the consideration of House bill No. 1913, for the relief q
Alton Nelson.
Il provides pension Of - month from the first day
of January, 1853.
The bill reported the Senate without amendment
engrossed, read a third time, and passed.
The Senate took up for consideration Senate bill No 233
for the relief Of Susan Coody and others, which
read second time and considered in committee Of the
whole.
IL epprops,es 81 99o 81 for property destroyed near
For, Gibson by the United States soldiers on the I2h
Of March, ls45 in proportonatc due tho parties
according TO the report Of the Committee Indian fairs
of the Senate in 1850
Mr. WRIGHT called for the reading of the report which