The daily union., 1856-04-10

the oo@Pany battalion, regiment organized % The
United States and also day for every twenty miles
discharged 70 the place where il WA o1ganiHsa and
from whence IL marched TO enter the service
n Mr. N EkON asked that the bill might be laid
III tomorrow morning as he desired to examine Of
the provisions OF the substitute reported BY the oomtee
more thoroughly than he had yet had opportunity
4 10 do.
Mr. STUART was willing 10 afford gentlemen every on
portuniy for infoning themselves in relation the meas
but there pressing necessity for the passage
the b and be hoped there would be more delay than
| Mr. SEWARD reminded the senator from Georgia that
there already special order for halfpast II o'clock
Mr. IvERScH modified his motion by substitptng FRI
/ day instead OF Thursday. III
Mr. STUART felt constrained in behalf Of the Commit
lee on Public Lands TO protest against such delay Tbs
question plain and simple ii whether the
Senate should adhere and relan the provision OF the
original bill requiring fourteen days actual service
whether they would allow constructive services certified
by paro evidence and made the time required travel
TO and from the place where they mustered into the
because the duties of the Pension Dco very much a
ecied by II; every case examined and suspended
would have 10 be reeGanned when this bill should have
passed and there very strong opportunities have
the question disposed Of II was therefore, bis duty
press the confederation Of The bill rapidly be could
The postponeDcnt Of the subject until Friday would
sary be posponenent until next week. the business
which the Senate had already laid out would occupy the
balance OF this week a
proposed by the committee very obnoxious bis
mind and be hon2ht the attention Of the Senate ought TO
Mr. STUART replied that between the discussions on
kansas question and the subject Of the naval board the
bounyland bill very likely be crushed out; and
lis fiends therefore desired 10 have half m hour each
morning, SO 10 get through the bin they
could The committee ready explain and vindicate
all the features OF the bill 10 which the had alluded
Mr.. FOOT remarked that Friday had been assigned for
the consideration Of private bills and he hoped that
that day the Senate would take up the private calendar
He suggested the postponement of the bill until Monday
next and the question being taken his motion il
agreed TO-
RESOLUTIONS AporTEp
Mr. IVERSON submitted resolution directing the CON-
ittee on Printing inquire into the eIpedensy Of hay
ing published for the Of the Senate copies Of the
report OF the State Department commercial relations
with all foreign countries provided that extra expense
of composition shall be incurred thereby agreed TO-
Mr.. WELLER submitted resolution requesting the
Secretary OF War TO communicate the Senate the report
of Lieut. O. r Warren, of the United States Engineer
Corps OF his recent exploration of the region of couns
between the Missouri and Platte rivers and the Rocky
mountains with the map accompanying the same agreed
Mr.. STUART submitted resolution ordering the print
ing OF Ave hundred extra copies Of the report Of The Com
missioner Of the General Land oce and the accompany
ing maps, for the use Of that officer agreed TO-
COMMITTEES
Mr.. HAMIdN, from the Committee on Commerce 90
whom the subject had been referred, reported bin to
concerning the registering and recording Of ships
selsi which was read and passed 20 second reading
Mr.. A. from the committee, to whom referred
this bill supplementary 10 the act to limit the liability Of
shpowners and for other purposes approved March B.
1851, reported II without amendment and recommended
iis passage
ed bills for the relief of Daniel Doand and Lemuel Wor-
cesteri which read and passed = second reading
Mr. JONES, Of Iowa, from the committee, submit
ted adverse reports the petitions Of CsthsDe Jacobs
widow OF Francis Jacobs waiter Ia the military house
hold Of Cen Washington; Of Dorcas Carey, widow Of
soldier OF the o 1872 of Philemon Bacon and Of e
zens Of De Kalb county Alabama in favor Of granting
pension TO Sarah Benge.
Mr. J. also asked that the petition and papers Of John
Woodworth which there had been adverse report,
might be recomuiiied 10 the Committee Pensions
which agreed 10.
Mr.. CLAY, from The Committee on Pensions submitted
adverse reports on The petitions Of Jans Francisco John
Bnrkhalter Mrs Alison Logan Ebeneser Hitchcock Mrs
Mary Bennett Michael r. Clark Lpcils Peters, William
Patterson AID Charles A Leef.ld
! Mr. DUREEE from the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims reported bill Cor the relief Of legal representa-
tiyes of James Ball deceased and bib for the relief of
ond reading,
HILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. TRUMBULL asked and Obtained leave 10 introduce
bin surrender 10 the State Of Illinois the Cumberland
road in sid State which read and referred 10
/ the Committee on Public Lsnds-
Mr.. SUMNER asked and obtained leave TO introduce q
bill for the improvement q Taunton river In the State o.
Massachusetts which read twice and referred 70 The
4 COMMITTEES Commerce.
bill alter the place holding the courts o. the Unied
States in the district Of Delaware which read twes
and referred TO the Committee the Judiciary
Mr. STUART asked and obtained esvs 40 introduce q
bin provide fov the issuing u patents in certain
where grants Of the psbc lands have been made by Con-
gress which read twice and referred 10 the Commit
toe Pubic lands
Bousr RgfL Pk~rn
The bi from the House Of Representatives to authOr
the issuing Of register 10 the brig Echo Of the port of
Boston, read three tmss BY unanimous consent and
passed
ISTKntsr CLAIMS
y On motion By Mr. DODGE fbe Senate resumed the
eonsdsraton Of the bin from the Court o Claims amaknr
appropriation for the payment Of certain csnr which
had reported from The Commtee Of Cairns with
sneBdmeniihe smendmess being 10 add interest the
/ several claims
i Mr. HUNTER expressed his willingness to do what The
Court Of Claims had decided opght be done; but be
4 could not consent TO the allowance Of interest.
The amendment not sgrsei to and the bill then
passed without amendment.
II Ekrsks NrnoHAL
j The Senate resumed the consideration OF The memo
rial presented by Mr. CAss day or since from the
persons composing the lstyed legislature Of KAnsas
The question being the motion 10 print II
il Mr. BUTLER opposed the motion, The ground that
the memorial arrogant In its language and print
ing would be in violation Of d the rules Of the Senate
He said that be had objection 70 Kansas coming into
the Union q free State slave State but he wanted
il 10 in honestly through the gate and not climb
u the wall or get under H.
II Mr. MASON fhought the memorial onght not 10 have
been received nj all bot since bad been received be
should simply that IL be laid on the table
II Mr.. SEWARD desired 70 address the Senate on that
question but The hour Of O'Clock having arrived,
motion by Mr. TOOMBS the further consideration of the
subject postponed for the purpose Of taking up the