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

No amendment being offered the bill was reported the
Senate, and ordered be engossed for lis ihd reading
BY unanimous consent the ball was then read inc a uo
and passed,
THE BRIG GENERAL ARMSTRONG
The Senate then took up Senate bill no, 26s, reported
from the Committee Foreign Relations, being " D' lol
the relief Of the claimants of the private armed og
Arsong - which WAS read the second time, and eonsid
cred IN committee of the whole.
Mr.. SUMNER 1 think this bill should be passed over.
MIR. sLlDELL Has the senator read the report Of '"e
commi,iee'
Mr.. SUMNER / have not.
Mr.. SLiDELL think, If the gentleman Viii hear inc
report read he will not object to the present
of the bill do not think the whole OF the report beeu po
read merely the latter portion of a.
The Clerk then commenced reading the portion OF The re-
port indicated pending which,
necessarily in having this report read at this time thnh
this bill important 10 be passed without discussion,
and therefore asked that be passed over Tor the present
The further consideration OF the bill was accordingly post
poned until next Friday week 81
MARK BEAN AND II. BEAN.
The Senate then took up Senate bill No 272 reported
from the Committee Public Lands being bill for the
relief of Mark Bean and Richard III. Beam of Arkansas "
which was read the second ne and considered in committee
of the whole,
The bill directs the Secretary Of the Treasury pay to
Mark Bean and Richard ii. Bean the of Sl5, 000
compensation and indemnity in full for losses sustained by
them in their removal under the third article OF the treaty
with the Cherokee Indians of 1888
No amendment being offered the bill was then reported
to the Senate and ordered engossed for its third read
ing By unanimous consent the bill then read the third
time and passed.
THOMAS FRAZER.
The next bill ia order was House bill No. 1873 being An
act for the relief of Thomus Frazer" which had been
ferred the Committee Pensions and from the further
consideration of which that committee asked to be DIS
charged
The PRESIDING OFFICER, Mr.. ADAMS il The chair
The Chair does understand the report in this case to be
an adverse report
which, suppose, ia equivalent TO adverse report.
The further consideration of the bill then postponed
until next Friday week.
Subsequently,, Mr.. HAMLIN said MIR. President, de-
sire that the of the bill for the relief OF Thomas
Frazer from which the committee asked to be discharged
without reporting either oyorably unavorably the report
be read order that the Senate may understand It,
The PRESIDING OFFICER By unanimous consent,
the bill having been postponed the report will be read
The report then read It sets forth that, in 1913,
Thomas Frazer while sergeant the service of the United
Saes received injury consideration of which he was
by act of Congress placed upon the pension roll for par
ta disability Since then he has become totally disabled
and the committee recommend the pension be increased to
50 per month.
: MIR. HAMLIN Ii seems to me that there can be but
view Of this Ihave in my possession statements
Of surgeons that this Frazer is totally disabled
Mr.. BAYARD. What is the reason the committee ask
ed to be discharged'
Mr.. JONES, Of Iowa Because they had already re-
ported general BILL providing for this and several other
cases.
Mr. BAYARD Then think that is a sufficient reason
LOT thls Dill 10 DO passed. over
LEVI PIERCE, ANDREW HODGE,
The Senate then took up Senate bill No. 274, reported
from the Committee of Caims--beng "a bill for the re-
lief of Levi Pierce and Andrew Hodge, je." which was
read the second tme and considered committee of the
whole. 100
No amendment beng offered, the bill reported to
the Senate amendment and ordered be engrossed
for its third reading By unanimous consent the bill was
then read the third time and passed.
). DrcKERHorF.
o,r
from the Committee Pensionsbeng "a bill for the re-
lief of Andrew j. Dckerhof" which read the second
time, and considered in committee the whole
The bill directs the Secretary Of the Interior place the
name Of Andrew j. Dickerho on the roll of invalid pen
sions and pay him annual pension of $685. commencing
the LIST of January, 1850, and to continue during hfe
Senate and ordered be engosed for lis third reading
BY unanimous consent the bill then read the third time
and passed
The Senate then took up Senate bill No 276, reported
from the Committee on Pensions being bill for the
lief of Mrs Ann w. Angus" which read the second
time and considered in committee of the whole.
No amendment being offered II was reported TO the
Senate
Mr. ALLEN objected the further consideration Of the
bin and it accordingly passed over
pARDEssE CHILDREN.
The Senate then took up Senate bill No 277 reported
from the Committee Public Lands, being bill for the
relief of Theresa Dsrdenne, widow Of Abraham Dardennc
and their children which read the second time, and
considered in committee Of the whole.
No amendment being offered, thon reported to the
Senate and ordered to be ongrossed for It's third reading
By unanimous consent then read the third time and
passed.
REisrRrE.
The Senate then took up Senate bill No 27S, reported
from the Committee Of Claims being bill for the relief
of Henry La Rentre" which read the second time,
and considered in committee Of the whole.
No amendment being offered, 1t reported TO the
Senate and ordered be engrossed for its third reading
BY unanimous consent then read the third time and
passed.
HKzEKiAH MILLER.
The Senate then took up Senate bill No, 49, reported
from the Committee Claims, being bill for the relief
of Hezekiah Mder which read the second tme and
con sidered in committee of the whole.
No amendment being offered, 1t then reported to
the Senate and ordered be ongrossed for its third reading
BY unanimous consent then read the third time and
passed.
KENDALL JOHN r.. KENDALL.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration Of the
which was read II relates a claim for reimbursement of
moneys properly belonging thcm they assert but
which have been pald TO the western Cherokccs
Mr. EVANS objected; and the bill passed over.
The bill for the relief OF William Miller reported by Mr.
CLAY from the Committee Pensions, read the
ond time and considered in committee of the whole. IL
grants him invalid pension Of SOC per snnum common
cling s45 the claimant having contracted disease the
war of 1912 producing Of disability from which he
has recovered.
No amendment being offered bill reported the
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