Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-04
The message and accompanying documents were laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.

The message and accompanying documents were laid
on the table and ordered to be printed
The SPEAKER also laid before the House n commune
cation from the Treasury Department made in compli-
with the resolution Of the House Of the 2d of
cember last as to what changes have been made in the
manner OF keeping the revenue and to the availability
Of Assistant Treasurers deposares for dsbursng off,
GERS. Laid on the table and ordered to be printed
Also communication from the Interior Department,
transmitting copy Of letter from the acting Commits
scner OF Indian Affairs asking additional appropra-
ton of 600 for general incidental expenses OF the
dian service in the Territory of New Mexico for the
rent fiscal Referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means and ordered to be printed.
Also, communication from the NAVY DEPARTMENT
transmitting report from the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury Department. exhibiting the pay and allowance
of the several officers Of the navy and marine corps Of
the United States for the fiscal year ending the Goth June
1853 prepared in compliance with resolution OF the
House of the last Congress- Referred to the Committee
on Naval Affairs and ordered to be printed
Mr. DEAN said that yesterday, just before the adjourn
ment, he presented certain resolutions of the Legs
lature of the State of New York on the subject Of the
safety Of emgrant passengers which were referred
the Committee on Commerce Since the adjournment he
had been informed by members Of the Senate that on
It'll Of December last special committee raised in
the Senate TO consider this subject and that that
mttee had addressed circulars various ports of the
nation for information in regard to this matter This
was question OF great consequence and for the purpose
Of having the resolutions referred to select committee
composed of members Of the House, cooperate with
the appointed by the Senate he would move to
slider the vote by which they sent to the Committee
Commerce.
The motion to reconsider was entered on the Journal
to be considered at some future time.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House then proceeded consider the bill for the
relief of Madison Parton reported last Friday from the
Committee of the Whole with amendment, striking
out that portion of the bill which proposes to allow in
terest on the claim.
The amendment was concurred in and the bin was
read the third time and passed. IN
On motion Of Mr. EDGERTON, the House then went
into Committee Of the Whole (Mr. HIDBARD, Of New
Hampshire, in the chair and proceeded consider the
bills on the private calendar.
This being objection day. many bills were objected
to, mostly those to which objection was made last
Friday, and they accordingly laid aside to be
sidered when the calendar shall again be taken up
while the following, to which opposition made,
were laid aside to be reported to the House with
commentator that they do pass:
bill for the relief of Charles Staples
bill for the relief of Harriet Leavenworth widow of
the late Breyet Brig. Gen. Leavenworth, with amend
ment. ...,.. s.s. .*
A bill for the relief of William B. Edwards, with an
amendment.
A bill for the relief of Anthony G. Willis, deceased,
with an amendment.
A bill for the relief Of Alton Nelson.
bill for the relief of Grafton Baker.
bill for the relief Of Mary Deany widow Of the late
Lieut.. James A. Deany, of the United States army
The committee having gone through the calendar,
rose ana reported It's actlon TO the House.
The House then proceeded to consider the following
bills reported from the Committee of the Whole Friday
last when they were severally read the third time and
passed:
A bill for the relief of Benjamin Rowe
A bill for the relief of Henry N. Halstead. IT,.
bill for the relief of Benjamin Hammond of the State
of New York.
bin for the relief Of Henry J. Snow of Rome in the
State of New York. y"
A bill for the relief of Lemucl Hudson. M
A bill for the relief of George S. Clahin
A bill for the relief of James F. Green
A bill for the relief Of Thomas Frazer .'e
A bill for the relief Of Cornelius II. Latham.
A bill for the relief of Samuel w. Brady.
A bill for the relief of Fayette Mauzy and Robert g.
Ward. . t.: >.
bill for the relief of the legal representatives of the
ate John Z. Bspham. .#t..'s
A bill for the relief of John o. Mears "..
A bill for the relief of Lyman n. Cook. -. .,..
A bill for the relief of Emile Hooe, widow of Captain
Hooe. ,"# "-"
A bill for the relief of John Hamilton
bill for the relief Of the Utica Steam Woolen Com
pany.
A bill for the relief of Gray, McMurdo & Co.
A bill for the relief of George W. Gibson.
bill for the relief of Pamelia Slavn widow Of John
Blue, deceased.
A bill to provide pension for silas Champion
A bill to confirm to Hercules L. Dousman his title to
farm lot No. 49, adjoining the town of Prairie du Chen
in the State of Wisconsin ",t.
A bill for the relief of Aaron Stafford
A bill for the relief of Hezeah Johnson of the town
of Bridgewater, in the State Of Vermont.
The following bills reported from the Committee of the
Whole to-day then read the third time and passed
A bill for the relief of Charles Staples.
A bill for the relief Of Alton Nelson
A bill for the relief of Grafton Baker
bill for the relief of Mary Deany, widow of the late
Lieut.. James A. Deany, of the U. s. army.
And pending the consideration of the bill for the relief
of Harriet Leavenworth-- .EaM.
The House adjourned until Monday next: Yeas lo1,
NAYS so.