The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-04

The motion to suspend the rules agreed to- and the
And then, minutes to Eve O'clock the House took
rocess until o'clock.
EvEslSe SESSION.
The House reassembled at seven o'clock
Various adverse reports submitted from the different
standing committees, and laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. SMITH, of Virginia the bill for the
Lief Of H. T. Thornton Lawrence Taaferro and Hay
ths navy Of The United States was taken up read third
Nj. sIMMONs, Of New York, from the Committee on the
Judiciary submitted report the subject of the compen
ssion Of members elected fill vacancies accompanied by
the following resolution:
Rssol.sd, That In making up the account. Of members
Congress. the Sergeant be- srsotsd 70 compute their
salaries from the day upon which their
By o. this House snd ha. tie Speaker issue hi. GER
tncats In accordance with this construction ofthe act
The resolution was agreed to-
Mr.. BARBOUR, of Indiana, submitted the views of the
minority Of the Judiciary Committee the subject of the
resolutions which was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr.. CLINGMAN, Of North Carolina, the
House took up Senate resolution allowing Commander
Henry Hartsteine, OF the United States navy Lieut. s.
D. Trenchard Master Morrison and the petty officers and
crew OF the steamer Vxen accept certain tokens of
acknowledgements from the government OF Great Britain,
and il was read q third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. HARRISON, OF Ohio the Committee
Of the Whole was discharged from the further consdera
ton Of the bill of the Senate for the relief of Joseph Ora
ham, when the amendment reported by the Committee
Foreign Affairs was agreed TO- and the bill was read
third time and passed.
on motion Of Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, Senate bill to
divide the State of Missouri into two judicial districts
was taken up, read third time, and passed.
On motion Of MIR. ETHERIDGE, OF Tennessee resolu-
ton for the relief Of Mary r. Ball taken up, read
On motion OF Mr. BENSON, of Msiue Senate bill for the
relief Of James o. johnson was taken up, read third
time and passed
On motion OF Mr.. BOWIE, of Maryland Senate bill for
the relief OF Martin Fenwick taken up read third
time, and passed.
On motion Of Mr. PURvIANCE, Of Pennsylvania, the
COMMITTEE OF the Whole discharged from the conside.
ration Of the bill for the relief Of the heirs of Alexander
Stevenson soldier in the of the revolution and it
was read third time and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. MILLER OF Indiana Senate resol,-
ton 70 return to the land Office at Vncnnes Indiana
tain deeds transmitted TO the general land office by the
board Of commissioners appointed under the act to
tain and adjust the titles lands in the State Of
Virginia., approved July 81 1854, taken from the
Spsaksss tabs read third time and passed
OF the rules to enable him to submit motion that the
Committee of the Whole be discharged from the further
OF the House bill to equaze the army navy
and marine pensions; which motion disagreed to.
LEGrsLATvH EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Pennsylvania, from the committee
OF conference the disageeing Of the houses
on the Dill making appropriations for the Legislative
uv and judicial expenses OF the government for the fs
cal year ending June 1855 submitted report thereon
recommending that the House in various amend
ments or the Senate and that the latter body recede from
sundy OF its and stating that the committee
mad been unable TO agree upon the amendment of the
House striking the appropriation of twenty
dollars for compensation aud mileage of the OF
Tue legislative assembly of Kansas Territory for the
The Question being agreeing to the report the com
ar MORGAN, OF New York, moved that the report be
laid on the table, which motion not agreed to.
Ihe report Was then adopted-yeas &c, nays g.
Mr. CAMPBELI of Pennsylvania, moved that the House
insist upon Its amendment; pending which,
nr: McMuLLiN Of Virginia. moved that the House re-
dma uuhsc 1,o
agreed to--yeas S. nays SO.
The question Was then taken upon the motion OF Mr.
OAMpBEL OF Penns vania that the House insist upon s
amendment and II was decided in the airmative-yeas
IS, nays 49,
On motion, committee Of conference was then asked.
, On motion OF Mr.. NORTON, OF Illinois, under a suspen
cn OF the rules the House took up Senate bill to con-
nrm % the several States the swamp snd overlooked lands
seecd under the act Of September 2s $780, and the
= "arcn y is4 snd was read third time and passed
ABMy APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. QUITMAN, of Mississippi, from the committee Of
conference on the dsagreng OF the houses
the bi taking appropriation for the support Of the army
or me year ending aOh June, 1853 submitted report
thereon which agreed TO-
On motion Of MIR. TAYLOR, Of Louisiana the Commit
c OF the hole was discharged from the further consd
Grafton Of the bill from the Court of Claims for the relief of
Thomas Rhodes and jeremiah Aust and it was read
tnird time and passed.
Also motion Of the same the Committee of the Whole
WA discharged from The further consideration of the bill
nom the Court of Claims for the relief Of Moses Noble
and IT was read third time and passed.
Aieo on motion OF the the Committee of the Whole
Wa discharged from the further consideration Of the bill
from the Court Of Claims for the relief Collier Minge
Philip =. Ecott and Lucretia A. Brode ADMINISTRATIVE
OF Charles Brodie and read third time passed
On motion Of Mr.. GREENWOOD, of Arkansas, the Com
tee Of the Whole discharged from the further con-
dseton Of the bill for the relief of Mark Bean aud Rich
ard H. pean Of Arkansas; and 1t read third time
and passed
THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION
Mr.. CAMPBELL of Ohio from the committee of confer
encs ON the dsagreeng Of the houses
ncency appropriation BILL submitted report thereon and
moved that the House insist upon It's disagreement to the
consso amendment thereto, and grant the committee of
conference asked; which motion agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. BISHOP of New Jersey the Committed
Of the Whole discharged from the further
ton OF the bill to construct blu dng for
ana post ONCE at Perth Amboy New Jersey and was
Rad third time and passed.
A MAGNIFICENT cARRAeE.-We clip the following from
ths Philadelphia Sum:
Passing along Arch street Saturday. we were At
tracted 10 The carriage mandatory of Mr. s. W. Jacobs
above Sixth street. by magnificent coupa which that gen.
teman bas just finished.
II II gotten up in the most exquisite STYLE at cost of
$1,000; 10 trimmed with silk with pearl fixtures
and elegantly inlaid with silver and negt mountings
Nothing has been constructed in this country
begin compare with this superb vehicle and Jacobs has
outyied All competitors in the he has displayed
We understand that Mr. Jacobs has the order for the
coach for the President elect and IL s in of
consruction In about three weeks IL will be completed
and our citizens will have opportunity Of witnessing
smother evidence OF the superiority of Philadelphia