The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-19
IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
thirty Fourth Congress Third session.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1881.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1881
SENATE.
MkcurrR CONDENSATION
The PRESIDENT pro laid before the Senate re.
port from the Secretary OF State transmitting, In compl
with the act OF Congress OF March 1880 regulating
che carriage Of passengers In steamships and other vessels
statements OF the number age and occupation OF pas
sengors arriving In the United States in such vessels nom
foreign countries during the year ending December I'll
1906 which was read and ordered 70 lie the table and
The PRESIDENT pro tsm also laid before the SEN
report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury commnnica-
ment the duties rsm,ted or rounded on railroad iron
which read aud ordered 10 lie tho table and to be
printed
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, Kre
Mr. JONES' Of Iowa. presented the petition OF residents
In the Fort Crawford In Iowa. praying that the
lands Ia that reservation may be brought into market
other public lands and made subject also 20 the right oil
pempaon which was rcierred TO the Committee on Pub
! lie Lands.
Mr. j. also presented joint resolutions OF the legislature
OF Iowa in favor Of appropriations for cusonhoase al
Rurlingten and marine hospital and port Of entry At
Council Bats In that State also In favor Of grant OF
land 10 that State 10 aid In the construction of railroad
nom Camanche In that State 10 nterssot the Great Pacific
railroad also In favor Of repeal q the duties ON railroad
IRON also In favor OF the establishment OF sundry mail
routes also, In favor OF grant Of public lands TO aid in
the construction Of certain railroads In that State which
referred to the appropriate committees and ordered to
/ Mr. puaH presented eight petitions Of cidasns Of the
United States residing in the western States praying an
appropriation for deepening the channel In the Maamse
hay which werp referred the Committee Commerce
Mr., ESGS presented petition o. siassns o. HALIFAX Ak
county North Carolina, praying that Jesse Butts may be
allowed pension In consideration OF his long and faithful
services mail carrier which referred to The Com
mitsee on Pensions -
Mr. sEwARp presented the petition q oatAarins VII,
military scrvis and sasrnss Of her father John Paine
aaring the revolutionary which ives referred 10 the
Committee On Revolutionary Claims
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praying thai The public lands may he granted in limited
quantities TO sexual SETTLERS not pesssd of other lands
Mr. RRLlA u New Hampshire pgysentpa petition OF
the Rossea Ceaeera and Moatrcal Railroad Company,
praying srans lands 70 enable them % pay the debts
contracted in constructing their Rad which was reFre
10 the CNmmisice On Public Lands
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