The daily union., 1854-02-04

transmitting The report exhibiting, n tabular form.
The allowance the several officers Of the navy and
marine service for the sca year ending June 80 1888
Referred TO The Committee on Naval Affairs
PROTECTION TO EaGRANTs.
MIR DEAN said that since he presented the joint
luton of the egielauIe of New York. relative TO the
protection OF emgTans. which was referred 10 The Com
mee on Commerce. be had been Informed thai the Se
ate had appointed, the 7h OF December last select
committee which had addressed circulars TO the various
courts on that subject He therefore asked the lnan
nous consent OF the House 10 move 10 reconsider The
vote by which the resolution referred 10 The Com
miee Commerce. and also To move 10 refer IT TO a
select committee OF the House to act IN concert with The
committee ot The Senate The subject
The SPEAKER ruled that the motion could not be
acted upon at present. because there two motions
10 reconsider before the House II was, however, enter
ed on the Journal.
PRIVATE
The SPEAKER announced that the business in order
The motion 10 reconsider the vote by which he
amendment OF the COMMITTEE OF The Whole on the bill
for the relief OF Madison Parton WAS rejected.
The motion 10 reconsider was agreed 10.
The anne endment which TO strike out from The bill
the words and inlees, iheTeon.' was then put aud
agreed TO-
The bill then read a thiTl lIine as amended, and
Mr. EDGERTON moved that the House resolve itself
into Committee oil the Whole on the private calendar.
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee, desired 10 proceed To the
passage OF the bills reported from the Committee OF the
Whole on Friday last.
The motion 10 go into committee put and agreed
TO-
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House then resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole and proceeded (Mr. HIgBARD in the Chair to
The consideration OF The bills on the private calendar.
Several private bills objected TO; and after the
Mr. HiBBARD reported the following bills without
""s ui biiI ior the relief of Charles Staples.
A bill for the relief OF Alton Nelson.
A bill for The relief of Grafton Baker.
bill or the relief Of Mary Deany, widow Of The late
Lieutenant James A. Deany Of the United States army.
Also the following bile, with amendments
bill for the eir Of Harriet Leavenworib, widow OF
the late Breve, B.izadier General Leavenworth.
A bill for the relief OF VIM. b. Edwards
bill for the relief oil Anthony g. Willis deceased.
Mr.. ORR moved that when the House adjourn 1t be to
meet on Monday next which motion was pul and agreed
The yeas and nays were then demanded, and the mo-
ton was affismed--yeas l0l, nays SO.
The SPEAKER announced as the business in order
the consideration of the amendment reported from the
Committee of the Whole on the bill for the reef OF Ben
iamin Rowe.
The amendmen, strike out !" hve years." and in
sefl during his natural life J" which was agreed to-
The bill was then read third time and passed
The following bills, reported from the Committee oil
The Whole without amendment, then read third
a bill for the relief Of Henry NJ Hals,ead.
bill for the relief OF Benjamin Hammond, OF the
State OF New York.
A bill for the reel OF Henry j. Snow, OF Rome. in
the State OF New York.
bill for the relief Of Lemuel Hudson.
A bill for the relief OF George s. Clafln.
A bill for the relief OF James F. Green
A bill for the relief OF Thomas Frazer.
A bill for the relief of Cornelius h. Latham,
A bill for ihe relief of Samuel w Brady
A bill for the relief OF Fayete Mauzy and Robert g..
Ward
bill for the relief Of the legal representatives of the
late John + Bspham.
a bill for the relief OF John o. Mears.
A. bill for the relief of Lyman N. Cook.
A bill fol- the relief OF Emelie Hooe widow OF Capt.
Hooe
bill for the relief OF John Hamilton.
bill for the relief OF the Utica Steam Woollen Com.
Pany.
A bill for the relief of Gray, McMurdo, & Co.
A bill for the relief Of George W. Gibson.
A bill Tor The relief of Parmea SlavIn, widow of
John Blue, deceased.
A bill TO provide pension for Silas Champion.
A bill 10 confirm to Hercules l.. Donsman his title 10
farm lot No 81, adjoining the town OF Prairie Du Chen
in The Stale oil Wisconsin.
bill for the relief of Aron Stafford
bill for the relief OF Hezekiah Johnson, OF the town
OF Bfldgewa,er in the State o Vermont.
A bill for the relief OF Charles Staples
A hill Tor relief nf Alton Nelson.
A bill Tor the relief OF Grafton Baker
A bill for the reiei of Mary Deany, widow OF the late
Lieutenant James A. Deany, OF the United States army.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
amendment TO the bill for the relief OF Harriet Leaven-
worth pending the question which,
The House adjourned, al halt-pasi three, until Monday
next