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drsi and second times by unanimous consent referred
to the Committee Public Lands, and ordered 10 be
printed N1
Mr. BRIGHT, in pursuance Of notice, asked and OBJ
tanned leave Introduce bill Is $50 to provide site
and for construction of suitable building for the
commodaon OF the circuit and district courts and posi-
office OF the United States at Indianapolis. 10 the State OF
Indiana which wa read the first and second times BY
unanimous consent 5stef Z.
and obtained leave 10 nroiace bill Is 9a) 10 lay od
the town OF Council Bnfs in Iowa; which was read the
hrst second times by consent and referred
10 The Committee on Public Lands. "a
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
A message was received from the House OF Represent
aves by Mr. FoIney, their Clerk, announcing 10 the
Senate that the House have passed joint resolution M
slrucng the Joint COMMITTEES on the Congressional LII
braIy inquire into the psopriety Of providos foI The
distribution OF certain public documents now SlAA
Department ia which the concurrence OF the Sesatsk
requested 4. sas
The above Joint resolution was read first aad second
times by unanimous consent. and referred TO the Comit-
tee on the Library, ;Rat4 a }eh382assa
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. .fi4-ss.B
/ Mr.. JOHNSON submitted the following resolution
which considered by unanimous consent, and agreed
10: ta 3#sf tiisRtA VAC r
soipcd That the subectmaer OF relief to the Innocent
and settlers Mason Rouge and the De
Basop grants which States Of and Ar
kansas be- and the same hereby referred TO the Conn
muee Private Land Claims, with power TO report
Mr. CASS submitted the following resolution; which
considered by unanimous consent and agreed to-:
inquire into expeenc1 ofgran,ing to Major Jonathan
Kearsley Invalid Officer q the war q pension
originally allowed him. bur subsequently reduced under an
opinion Of the Attorney General. 45eN
| REPORTS eanMrTrEEs ~
| MIR. SHIELDS. from the Committee on Military Al
Gars whom referred the jon resolution, from the
House OF Representatives,, OF thanks TO General John IA
WOOL reported back the same without amendment, and
recommended lis passage He asked that, ii there was
objection, it might be Immediately considered a q
No objection being made, the joint resolution was then
| considered as in committee OF the whole. No amend.
ment being made. reported to the Senate and or
dered 10 10 third reading, and 1t was then read
third time and passed. G sHait 0i t0iano9
| Mr.. HAMLlN. from the Committee on Commerce. to
whom was referred the bill from the House Of Repre-
sentatvfs TO change The name OF the American built brig
John Duion and to grant register in her name, repo
ed back the SAME without amendment, and recommended
Its passage. He asked that il might be Immediately con-
sidered; which was agreed TO. D ssi.y.es4s1
The Senate then proceeded TO consider the bill as in
committee OF The whole; and no amendment being made,
was reported 10 the Senate aud ordered TO third read
ing, and il was by unanimous consent read third hne
| and passed. stf ts .g s,et = IA 5a
Mr. H from the same committee, to whom was re.
ferred the memorial OF b. f. Abbott, submitted an ads
verse report on The same which was ordered 70 20
printed, 5 W u Ets4
Mr. H., from the same committee, TO whom was res
fered the memorial of ] S. Neal, reported bill Is,
S) changing the OF the Amerc an-built steamer
"Falcon" 10 ,hatcof 'Qaeen Cys" which read the
first and second times by unanimous conssni. aed con
sidered committee OF the whole; aud nGnsnd-
neR being made, il reported 10 the Senate ansa
derei TO be engrossed Tor ih'rd reading By un sst
nous consent. it read thlrd time and passed. q
| MIR. BRODHEAD from the COMMITTEES OF Claims, 10
whom referred the petition Of Boyd. Of Louisiana.
submitted report accompanied BY bill Is. Sol Tor his
reef which was read ard passed TO q second reading.
and the report was ordered TO be printed. esa s3a
Mr. b., from the same committee. 10 whom was refer.
red the petition oil Jacob GIDEON, Submitted report
companled by bill Is. S7) for his reef which was
read and passed 10 second readings and the report WAS
ordered 10 be priHed ~ lm.a
red tue petition OF Charles Cooper Il Co submitted re-
port, accompanied by bill Is 9o) for Their relie which
was read and passed to second readog and the report
| MI. WILLIAMS, from the Committee of Claims. TO
whom referred the petition oi James Danang sub.
mitted report accompanied by bill Is. sl for his
lief which read aud passed to second reading. and
the report was ordered 10 be printed. 98 n1J
1 Mr.. PRAT from the Committee OF Claims, 10 whom
were referred The petition and papers in the case OF Wit
liam G. Rldgey, made report, accompanied by bill
which read the first time and ordered to second
reading. The repoh accompanying the bill was ordered
Mr.. p. also, from the committee, TO whom were
referred the petition and papers OF the legal representa-
tves OF the late Captain William G.. Williams. made q
report accompanied by bill which was read the hsst
lime and ordered a second reading The report acc
colrpanying the bIl was ordered 10 be printed, f&
withdraw from The files OF the Senate the petition and
papers ia the case OF Mrs. Emily Hooe, 10 order to have
them referred a conmee of the House Of Represen-
atives. aaai .t8f
MILITARY ASYLUM.
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, submitted The following
resolution H N4t
Resovtd That the Secretary OF War be eqpcsed 70 fur
nsh The Senate With the report OF the board Of ccmrnts-
sionefs appointed 10 ccate military aylams II one has
been @#s lE# f44-UE
MIR JONES said that, in looking over the report OF the
Secretary OF War, he had seeh nothing OF report from
the boa referred 10 in the resolution and as that reso-
luton was OF inquiry merely be would ask TO hare
ii considered al this time es7A
No objection being made, the resolution was consider
ed, and agreed 10. la f1atss8 sti by
the wARrHovsTSG SYSTEM
Mr. HUNTER asked the unanimous consent ot the
Senate TO take up the bill 10 extend the watebous'ng
system by establishing bonded warehouses; and for other
PURPOSES the bill having been referred 10 the Commttee
on Finance and reported back without amendment Jaa
The bill accordingly taken up, and considered IN
committee OF the whole, s@.
MI HUNTER intended TO call up this bill for The
nurpose of making special order, but has been aug
gesIed 10 me thai IT is hardly necessary This is the bill
which consid,red and passed in this body last
sion. bot lost 10 the House OF Representatives, not
having been considered there. The only material DIFF
ference bel ths and the bill OF last that
II allows three years instead OF the old law pro-
yldes for Withdrawing goods Tor consumption from the
warehouses. In AL other maetia respects It is The
tie one which passed last session. believe
there w be objection 10 il and IN order that il may
have time 10 pass the House, hope il win now be put
on It's passage. au ~ r. #.sgs
The bill was reported 10 the Senate without amend
ment ordered TO be engrossed for It's third readng and
by unanimous consent read third time and passed
TrRRrroRv or NEBRASKA ea
Mr. DOUGLAS, from the Committee on Territories.
to whom referred the bill TO organize The Territory