The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-07

of In the course of their examination suseept-
bic Of the ceArest and most convincing proof There is
also another gentleman 10 whose restoration feel deep
Interests and do not wish by the special mention Of Mr.
Chambers case 70 intimate aught against the merits
claims Of others.
For such case as this and few others desire TO see
the bill passed and opportunity afforded the Execu-
tive OF Correcting errors but at the time desire
thrown around the navy safeguard which will
II against every man who cannot come back his
merits N##
have now, sir TO aIIude to different case The sena-
tor from Texas Mr HousroS presented the Senate the
Of Mr. Browne as one Of peculiar hardship and as
furnishing convincing evidence OF the wrongs done by the
board and made auson to the wounds which this officer
received, &c and when thus addressing the Senate in
terrupted the from Texas and asked him II he
knew that the officer in question had hours
sea service IN the navy in his that he had held
mission for many years but that up TO the hour Of the
boards action he had rendered sea board Of
any navy vessel hours duty; and he annually
ported in The Register as having service To this
ntefogaqy OF mine addressed TO the senator from Texas
the senator rom Georgia asked his permission reply
and he did So and said that he had before great
er injustice done than my very nerrogatory did to Mr.
Browne for though had stated still left the
impression that he had any service in the
navy. " @ - .#a.. ~@f
Now sir having the and the opportunity feel
constrained 10 show both where they have fallen
into error; while at the time win endeavor
present the of Mr. Brown nell as to relieve the board
from the blame ascrbed them regretted hear the
from Georgia say this because chairman Of the
Committee Naval Affairs is my desire hold
out TO every man in the corps In the line of my duty
handed justice. .0e.# ...t .""" .E&#aea# ..s.a
Services Of Thomas Brorne late lieutenant United saates
nary.
Oct 80 ls0Apponted acting in the United States
nary, and ordered to the Brooklyn navy
Feb. rs, Isil- Warroned master in the navy from
October 30 1910. .. .......
Feb. 2, lsi2-Detaehed from Brooklyn yard, and wait
.s orders
SerViee-l year, months, days.
Mar. 2I, lsi2-To rendezvous at Buffalo.
Aug. 9, lsi2-Detached, and wait orders
lSerpice-4 months, Is days.
June l6, ls43-To navy yard, Washington.
Feb. IL, lS44-Detached, aud wait orders
Feb. 10, 1si-Remain at yard until inventory is com
pleted.
Services months 21 days.
June g. Commissioned lieutenant from Decem-
Der &C. lsl3. .. .
June H. lsTo Sacketts Harbor to take charge of pub
..~ lie property.
Dec. L. Isif-Report to department.
March T. ls45-Resume duty at Sackett's Harbor.
Feb. 25 sIeLeave from Sacketts Harbor extended until
March 81.
Aug. Is, 1S4G-Detached from Sacketts Harbor.
Services years, IS days
Aug l5 isis-To special duty under Postmaster Gen
Oct. ), 1919 Detached, and wait orders.
Sereiee-2 years, months, days.
Oct Ig l549--To the yincennes
Nov. ls49-Prevous order revoked, Tin bad heath,)
and furoughed until further orders.
Sep. 49, lssoFurough terminate october J. and wait
orders.
Oct %, ls52-To receiving ship Norfolk.
Oct 80, lS52-Previous order revoked and fuoughed
til ready for service, (unable from sick
5 10 obey or6er.)
Feb. %, 1s54-Reieved from urough and wait orders.
Sep. l3 ls55-Dropped under February 25 1855.