The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-16
In CONGRESS OF THE o. STATES
Thirty-Fourth Congress First session.


4
ied States by Sidney Webster esq hIs private secretary
IN TO rcsolution Of the Senate calling upca him
70 inform the Senate whsher ths boundary line bstwecn
e tnitcd States and MEXICO has besn surveyed marked
Ead established required by the third article Of the
treaty between the Of June 30 ls53 and
whether the stipulated 10 be paid 10 Mexico As
soon as the boundary line shall be surveyed marked and
established have been paid any part thereof and 80,
bow mnch, to shoaA and under xhat circumstances
which was laid upon the table and ordered 10 bs printed
AraoElaIs. PETITIONS. rrc.
Mr. HAkLIS presented petition Of citizens Of the
Sse OF Maine rvsyiug tAe establishment Of mad ROUTE
from Pirished Cambridge il thar State; which WAS
referred 10 the Conmitiee The Post Once and Post
I Roads
Mr. also presented the petition Of Isaac Seymour pray
10 be allowed Of pension which referred
10 The ComIaitiee on Pensions
Mr. BROWN presented memorial Of committee Of the
corporation OF Georgetown praying that that corporation
may be relieved from The expense Of opening and repairing
the roads in the county Of Washington west OF Rock
t1ict OF Columbia -5 et
Mr. HUNTER presented the memorial of James T. Bar-
praying remuneration for the discovery Of process
frrred 10 the Committee on Finance #
Mr. SEWARD presented petition Of citizens OF New
York praying that the further frsc monopoly in the
public lands may be prohibited by law and same
may De MADE tree 10 senA settlers which ordered 10
lie on the table. a
Mr. s. also presented the petition Of the representatives
of Joseph Aekley deceased praying for the
extraordinary services Of their ancestor in the revolution
ary war which referred TO The Committee Revola-
Mr. S presented the petition of Ethan A. Allen and
Mary A Nisr heirs Of Colonel Ethan Allen, praying that
the money due their ancestor under resolve Of the Cont
mental Congress for services during revolutionary war
may be paid them which was referred to the Commit
ice on Revolutionary Claims
Mr.. SUMNER presented the petition of Zervia Gould
sation tor the services OF her father Briser Could
teamstsr for The revolutionary army which referred
TO the Committee on Pensions
Mr. JONES of Tennessee presented the petition Of Jssse
Wyatt vsunteer in the OF 1912 praying pension
which referred to the Committee on Pensions.
Mr. FOOT presented petition OF ladies and citizens of
Washington- ID G. praying the passage OF bill making
appropriation for the support and education of Ddgen,
deaf and dumb blind and dioc persons District
Columbia which was referred To the Committee the
Mr.. PEARCE presented the memorial Of obed Hussey
praying Of his patent rezping machine
which WIS referred TO the COMMITTEES Patents and the
Patent oHce.
Mr also presented the memorial Of Isaac sierriti
commander in the navy, who has been placed upon the
the service which was ordrrea 10 be on the table
Mr. TRCNBULL presented the petition Of Cyrus II. Nc
Cormek prsyIng extension Of has patent for reApng
Hachins which was resrred 10 the COMMITTEES Patients
M IANRs presented the peiition Of Nancy Mann pray
ing o be allowed bounty zud for The of bar late
husband John Hawkins in the revolEtonxry war which
referred 70 the Committee on Public Lands
Mr.. HOUSTON presented the petition Of Tsotus Clay,
beir and legal representative of Thomss Clay deceased
Praying 10 be ipdeunt-d against loss military land
issnec bis for revolutionary
portion Of which covered by prior warrant which
rsferred 70 the Committee Private Land Gains
Mr. WELLER presented joint resolution Of the lezsls-
o California dsApproving TIE action Of TIE late naval
board r reference Lientenanis Fntius StAniey and
Thomas IL Stevens, and in For Of Of
dress r those officers; which ordered 10 lie ths
table and 10 be printed
Mr.. JONES Of ioxa, preseuiod The memorial Of J. NJ
Gould and Others q Rock leland city, Illinois rrnying
permission establish military institute The military
re-evaton a Rock Island which referred the Gc1-
nittss on Military AfAirs
Mr. PUGH rresentrd petition Of citizens Of Ohio pray
ing the establishment Of mail route from 0akh POue
r0y In tss1 Stsis which referred the Comutiee
the Post 0faoe and Posi- Ro&cs-
Mr. p also presented resolution OF the cty council Of
Cincinnati favor cf appropriation fr reanoving
suciions navigation The falls Of the Ohio river
which referred 70 the Committee Roads and Ca
mails
rrpoEr, rHos ooxsrr7xa
Mr.. JONES, of Iowa, from the Committee Pensions
10 whom referred the petitions and papers t~
OF Timothy csrsr Moses Garter Jacob w Morse Ebsn.
Porss the same; which ordered be printed.
Mr.. y from the same committee, reported ban grant
ing 4 pension o Morris Power; whieh wS read and
Mr. HUNTER, from the COMMITTEE on FinaDos 70 whom
reSerres the ban making appropriations for the sup
port of The Military Acsdey with the disagreement Of
the House Of Representatives the .neBdsnts q The
senate rccouTDendd that toe Senate rcoede from Of
their ADendOeuts and insist upon the Other which was
aFreed TO.
Mr. BENJAMIN. from the Conuiiiee oa Oorsmero. 70
whom referred the b making further syproPrntion
for the Improvement q Cape Fear river IN North Caro-
Ira reTorfcd IL with sroenameut
Nr b, from tbe committee reported bin provi-
ding for the Eurvty of fbe Atch.sys bsy, and is sp
proaches and b providing FOR The snrvey Of ths falls Of
BED river, Alsnsndris which read and
psssed 70 second rr&iiag.
Mr. RrSK from The Cor5uittss On the Post 0Hicc and
Poet Roads 70 whom referred the memorials q Cor
nelins Ysndertlt and of Mortimer LringvtDn Of Sev
York reported b 70 enoourags siesm nsrgstos
70 provide FOR the transportation Of tbs mails BY and
for other purposes which r-sd and passed 70 sscond
reading
Mr. PEARCE, from iss Committee On Finance, reported
b for the relief Of FrAock Taylor which was read anc
passed 70 second reading.
Mr. SEWARD, from N. ConEittse Commerce, 70
whom referred The b FOR the Improvement 81 fsun
ton river 10 N&sssehuseits rep0rrd vifbOut nmeDd-
ment and recommended ia passage
Mr.. STUART from the Committee on Public Lands, 10
whom referred the bill 70 provide for n. sale by
srytion Of certain portions of The puhie lands the
STATES wifhl which bsJ he, reported win an amend
Mr. JONES sf lows from the Committee Pensions
reported bin rrsniing pensou TO Olvis W. Cannon
United States navy which road and psssed 10 a
Mr. WELLER FROM the COMMITTEES on Military Afsirs
10 whom referred joint resolation from the gopse
of Representatives relating the pubic lands sp;~rtsn
ing ib. Springfield and HarPers Ferry srmor-s and
ths North Carolina srseDs reported back, and recon
rsesded is Psssags
ElEs rsvEoDUCzn
Mr. SUMNER sshss and obtanea unaninsous consent 10
ntrodsus biu snlTlemsutsry act entitled An act
ssdon 70 act TO promote The progress o The useful
srts and repeal all soS parts of be~toors
made for tst purpose which read t~ioe and refer
red the COMMITTEES fss>nts ard the Patent Ofice
Mr. JONES Of Iorz ssksd and ostsnsa le.v, infro-
duce b Cor The rel,ef ~ tbs Tapioo volunteers which