The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-06

Mr. cAss boped skr senate woula snke ~ m, IN, 90.
kng agpreraso1s for eeegaing The channel over The 81
Clair fats and os deepening he channol over hs ha 81
the 81 AArys nser, u The Stale u MichigAn.
Mr. WELLER advocated the motion 81 his eogleaQaa.
stsns iAst hs had assurances teas fhe Paeshcrrosa
bill sbolla pass tbe senate az early Gay would re-
cvs tae favorable consideration o. sbe hoas of Repre-
seatAiives
The question beag taken the motion was not agreed
toyeAs ~ nays 2O-&s follows,
IEAs-Messgs Aasms. Bell Braincra, pcdseo wiscun-
DoagAas, Foot, Geyrr G~n, Housan johnson Jsnes
Iowa &oss seward Thomson 81 se~ 1crsry, Tcacsy,
SAYs-ssssrs. AIsn Badger Bsyard Renaaia Rroa-
a~a Erans Fssseaass, fitspsries e1erte Hsniln has
Joes f Tennessee, Mallory, Morfon Pexrce. Pratt
Red, Shields siaei SsEart sancr, Wells, and wright
Mr BRoDHEAD Then moved thar The bounty Land bah
be taken np
Mr. EVANS wished 10 have The bin 20 provide Tor the
aaal settlement ct the claims 0f the oce 81 the revoa-
uonAry ary taken ap and disposed and another eff
tort was se 20 call up the bills providing for certain
ernAi Improvements bat the question being taken The
raooa of Mr. BaoDgxAp agreed toyeas ~ mays i5--
follows
SEAs-Messrs Allen, Bea, srainera Brosaheaa grown.
ssse cAysen es n.~sen ps4ss q wAeon.an. Desg4s,
Mason, Morton, Pesit Pratt Reid Rask seward
tHsrt, Thomon II Kentacky, Taaeer, Weller and ss
YAYs-Messrs. Adams Badger Benjamin, CLAY, Dodge
q Iowa Esans Kirkpatrick Jones q Iowa Pssree, sebas
Wrisht-ls.
sorsrx LaxDs
The Senate is committee Of The whole then resumed
the consideration Of the bin ia addition acts
granting bounty land certain officers and soldiers who
have been engaged In tho military service o The United
States The question pcndlng the amendment OF
Mr. sEIDs effect of which is extend provisions
cf the ball Include the rangers who have SERVED
the frontiers against the Indians
The question being taken the amendment agreed
to
The bi having been farther amended and discussed by
Messrs BELL CaSS BADGER. BTTfER, DIXON
SHIELDS ard others was read third time aud passed
ysns 30, nays l5---as follows.
fEAS--Aessrs. Alien Badger, Bell Hrainrrd Bredhesa
Brown Butler Case Caytsn Dawson, Dixon Dodge oS
WISCONSIN, DouRias Ewsas Foot Houston. Of
yennessee. Mallory, Morton. Pratt Reid knsk Seward
Shields Thompson of kentncky, Thomson of New Jersey
" sde. W ellis, and Nraght-30
NAYS-Messrs. Benjamin, Bright Clay, Dodge az Iowa
Fessenden FxpAtrick HamIn, Hunter Jones os iowa Ma
son Siidei stuart Summer, Touney, and WeIer-ls
aEpEaRKD
large Number Of bills and joint resolutions re-
ceATe2 from the House IL Representatives which
orally read twice and referred the appropriate
r1itfeeG
FwES6H srnllaTIoss
On motion by Mr. HAMITN the Senate prooeead TO the
consideration of the Frencb-spoiiaon bill and Mr.
ELLIS desired address the Senate upon the subject
made the special order for o'clock
sAssAsRs FRoa PlEsgDxsT OF THE EMITTED STATES.
The PRESIDENT pro eez- laid before the Senate
aesage from tine President os the United States
affng papers from the Secretary of the Interior upon the
the removal Of the California Indians; and another
message with communication fcn the Secretary of the
Interior recommending that The appropriations therein
asked for he made which read referred the
Committee Indian Affairs and ordered to be printed
On motion the Senate aiyourned.