The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-03

Mr. n from the same committee submitted sundry ad-
verse reports; which ordered TO lie on the table
Mr. BOYCE from the Committee Of Claims, reported
bin for the relief Of Isaac Swain; which read twice
and committed.
,ont resolution Cor the relief of William Monogau
which was considered by unanimous consent read third
N, HARRIS, Of Mississippi from the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads reported bill for the relief Of
Joseph Kerr Iowa. which read the hrss and second
times and committed
Claims reported bin for The relief Of Caroline Eerer
which was read twice and committed
Mr. ORR from the COMMITTEES on Indian Affairs, 10
whom was referred Senate bin No 20 for the relief Of the
once az Indian Affairs reported back the same, with
recommendation that il do pass which was committed.
Mr. o. from the committee TO whom was referred
the memorial relative to the exngushment Of the In
dian title on lands Of the Cascade mountains, in
Oregon Territory made adverse report thereoa, and
asked that the committee be discharged IRON the further
consideration of the same and that the report De printed
Mr.. GREENWOOD, from the Committee Indian AZ
fairs whom referred House bill 3l5, reported back
with amendment for the RELIEF OF Israel john
son: which committed
Mr. MAXWELL from the Committee on Indian Affairs
TO whom referred the Senate bill for the relief Of John
shaw reported back the same with the recommendation
that il do pass committed
Mr. ETHERIDGE, from the Committee Military AZ
fairs reported Joint resolution for the relief OF Joel Henry
Dyer who served in the Seminole war; which was read
twice and committed.
Mr. INGERSoLL, from the Committee ON Foreign AZ
whom referred the Dill
A. Sanford reported back the and recommended It's
passage; which committed
Mr.. MlDDLESWARTH, from the Committee on Reyoln-
onary Pensions TO whom referred the Senate bill
granting pension to Francis Smith, Of South
Carolina reported back the and recommended its
passage committed
Mr. WASHBURN OF Maine from the Committee on Rev
dictionary Pensions whom referred the Senate bill
for the relief of the heirs Of Judith Worhen deceased
ported back the same and recommended It's passage com
mitted.
Mr.. EDMUNDSoN, from the Committee Expendi-
lures reported bill for the relief Of John r. C. Kennedy;
which was read twice and committee.
Mr.. HUGHES, from the Committee on Private Land
Claims reported bill confirm TO certain persons therein
named their title to certain lands in Praine Du Chen,
in the State of Illinois: committed.
Mr.. HEM, from the Committee Public Lands report
ed bill for the relief of Willis Beuneie, of Indiana read
twice and committed
Sundry adverse reports made by Messrs STANTON
of Tennessee CROKER HESTER, HEM and zoLLI-
GOLFER; which were laid on the table
osTEsp MEETING.
Mr. BAYLY OF Virginia. stated that the Committee
Foreign Affairs whom referred the resolution in
spect the late Osend convention of the opinion,
nasmuch the subject which called that meeting together
was still unfinished that it would be nexpeden TO make
the call contemplated Soon after Mr. said that he
SURPRISED his colleague the committee the gem
teman from Louisiana Mr. PERKINS remark that he
mistaken with regard to the views of the Committee
on Foreign Relations, and he would say that he
would report upon that subject the next time the commit
tee is called.
SAMUEL A.
The bill for the relief OF Samuel A. Belden CO.. by
funding duties paid by them on except ,obae
CO. transported Mexico during the late Mexican
read third time and passed--yeas Sc, nays 49,
PRIVATE BILLS.
On notion the House then resolved itself into the Com
mittee of the Whole the state of the Union Mr. Hun
the ca and proceeded TO the consideration of the
following bills on the private calendar; which laid
aside be reported the House with the recommends
ton that they do pass:
A bill for the relief Of Edmund Berger.
n n a. - n. u n g.
subject
A bill for the relief of Henry H. Marsh
An act for the relief Of f. J. afc.ane
A bill for the relief of Joseph Rdgeway
4 Joint resolution for the relief OF John DugaD.
bill for the relief OF the legal representatives Of VIM
A. Christian
of the district OF Passamaquoidy, certain moneys.
bill for the relief Of Sarah Morris only heir of Robert
Mitchell deceased.
A bill for the relief OF William Brown
A bill for the relief Of James McIntire
A bill for the relief Of Solomon In Toilette.
4 bill for the relief Of Elizabeth Foreman.
bill for the relief OF Thomas c. Ramsey and Ananas
o. Richardson.
bill to repeal an net entitled Gan act for the relief of
George Bentley, of the State Of Indiana approved Au-
gust 5, 1854.
bill for the further relief Of Isaac Allen Of Turner in
the State of Maine.
bill for the relief Of Wyatt Griffith, of Washington
county, in the State of Tennessee.
Joint resolution for The relief Of George W. McCerren
bill for the relief Of Medford Galley OF the State Of Ten
nessee.
A bill for the relief of Paul S. Ridgway
A bill granting pension to Joseph Mccormick
A Joint resolution for the relief of james Hughes
A bill for the relief of Frederic Grfing.
An act for the relief Of the children Of William Van
Wart, deceased.
bill for the benefit Of the heirs Of Philip r. Rice de
ceased.
An act for the relief Of Catherine b. Arnold
An act for the relief of Israel Ketcham
bill for the relief of the widow of W. Irving deceased
A bill for the relief of the children Of Thomas Morris
deceased.
| A bill for the relief of William Haggerty.
trix of the viii and OF Timothy VIM de-
ceased, late purser in the navy of the United States
A bill for the relief Of Thomas s j. Johnson.
bill for the relief OF the assignee of bo1ny-land
number twentyseven thousand eight hundred and
fortyninc issued to William Phillips and Sarah Couno
A bill increasing the pension of Anthony Walton Bay
ard, of Belefont in the State OF Pennsylvania
An act to increase the pension Of Patrick c. Miles
bill for the relief Of VIM. g. Preston late captain in
the war of the United States with Mexico
bill for the relief Of George Bush Of Thurston county
Washington Territory.
A bill for the relief Of james ?. Roam.
A bin confirming land claim Elijah bite OF the
Territory of Washington.
bill for the relief Of John r. Bowes agent ia charge Of
the property of the United States Michigan City The
State Of Indiana.
On motion the committee then rose reported It's ac
ton to the House.
On motion the House then adjourned.
PETITION, ETC.
BY Mr.. PERKINS, 81 Louisiana The petition and me
moral r. y and t. A. Bossier Of Louisiana asking relief
BY special act referred TO the Committee Private Land