The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-04


TheSPEAKER laid before the House message from the
President Of the United States transmitting communca-
ton from the Secretary Of the Interior recommending
tain appropriations for fulfilling treaty stpnations
with the Wyandot tribe of Indians which was laid on
the table and ordered to be printed.
Also communication from the governor of Texas rea-
tive the boundary line between said State and the terri
tories of the United States from Red river to the Rio
Grande and recommendation from the President of the
United States of the appointment of officers to sit in
junction with those of the State of Texas and of app
preparation of $4,000 for that purpose which laid
the table and ordered TO be printed
Also, communication from the War Department
uniting the report and accompanying papers Of Col c. A.
Fuller his survey in the region of the Raft which
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
Also communication from the Postmaster General
transmitting areport OF the fines imposed and the deduc
tons made from the pay of mail contractors during the
preceding year which laid the table and ordered
70 be printed
Also the report of the Regents of the Smith
sonian Institution which was laid on the table and
dered to be printed.
DAVIS asked leave to submit resolution providing
for action during the morning hour bills reso
lutons TO which there shall be o objection
Several members objected and demanded the regular
The SPEAKER announced that the FIRST business in or
der the consideration Of the motion yester
able him up bin appropratng Sl6 900 for the
removal Of distractions to navigation in the Savannah
river and The question being then taken by yeas and
nays, there were yeas l6, nays 30 quorum voting
Unanhous consent being given the Speaker enumerated
the number Of members in their seats and announced
there quorum present The roll again called
aud resnsd--yeas 92, nays 40
10 The rules were suspended, and the bill taken into
consideration.
Mr. MACE moved 70 lay the bin on the table which
motion was disagreed 70.
The bill was then read third time and passed 49,
nays 80
W RUSSELL from the Committee on Printing report
"a resolution that there he printed 5000 copies OF the re-
port ~ the ile9ens al tho Smithsonian Institution 600
pernoi Cor the 81 The House for the Isn-
ton and that there he printed extra comics Of The ~
port "a the Commissioner 81 the Land Office for The nae az
Sad Commissioner which considered by unannous
eoessBt and agreed IA
Mr. FAULKNER from the committee OF conference an
fhe dsasreeng votes ~ the houses certain amend
meats " tbs armyapproprs,on bill reported that the
COMMITTEES recommend their respective houses that the
Sensss ocde from all Of IL amendments disagreed 10 by
~ hoose escsp, the authorizing the board officers
raised adlusf cofrn claims 81 citizens OF State Of
taifprna 10 extend their examinations the claims
Nsng ruu thc obstruction ~ property by the troops
9@ he command ~ Lieut. Col Joha q Fremont In Cali
tofun a. well claims arising nom the oil
meperp ny iha enemy which report disagreed to-
NJ rhf1Rs moved 10 reconsider and lay on The table
" Y then moved that the House insist upon i,s
aMFfenisht - the amendments OF the Senate and APP
ls sptsf eosaniiiee q conference which motion
nrKasAi iNrnoyKmSrs
M VALLEY asksd The unsninous consent Of IN.
ioes - s.ses nam % eA ap from the Speakers table
HfhA@ 10 VII making appropriations or the improve
neb y csrtn hsEhors boston proper Eaat ma son,
b0esen View Bedford Nantucket and Mar,ha's VIasvad
Ia the stats 81 Massachusetts, N'''l
M HAMILTON. objoct