The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

Mr. PAINE, of North Carona asked and obtained leave
10 ssbmit minority report on said bill which was or
dered TO be printed
Mr. Jones' of Tennessee then meved that the House
resolve itself into Committee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union which motion was disagreed ioyess 10 nays
90.
Mr. WHITNEY, OF New York, moved that the House re
solve itself into Committee of the hole the private tai
endar which motion prevailed-yeas 90, nays s5.
Before going into committee,
The SPEAKER laid before the House the following SEN
ate bills which were teverally read twice and appropr
ately referred
An for The relief Of John W. Chesis, of Louisiana.
An act for the relief of Moses Olmstead, Of Ohio.
An act for the relief Of PUG, Muir, CO.. CT New Or
leans.
An for the relief of Jean B. and Peagie Farribault
The Senate having insisted their amendment to The
Military BILL amended and disagreed to by the
House, and asked committee of conference thereon,
On motion of Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, the House in
sisted its action said bill and granted the committee
of conference asked by the Senate.
Mr.. BURNETT, of kentucky, rising to question OF
privilege stated that his had not been recorded
the passage OF the bill for the construction OF wagon
road California A he had voted in the negative he
asked that the journal might be corrected to show
that fact
There being no objection, il was so ordered.
PRIVATE Calendar
The House then resolved itself INTO Committee Of the
Whole the private calendar Mr. TODD of Pennsylva
MIA in the char) and resumed the consideration OF the
bill from the Court of Claims for the relief Of Michael
Nourse.
Alter debate the bill was amended and then laid SIDE
to be reporte 10 the House with recommendation that
it do not pass
The committee next took up the ill Of the Court o
Claims for The relief Of John Robb and after short dis
CUSTOM 1t laid aside to be reported to the House with
| accommodation that it do pass.
The following bills thin severay taken up, and
after less debate ia each case laid aside to
be reported to the Houe with the recommends ion thai
they do pass
A bill for the relief of j. IT, r. Thornton, Lawrence
Taliaferro, and Hay T. Taalerro sureties of D. ~
Thornton, late purser in the navy OF the Unei States
bill for the relief Of the legal representatives OF Joph
Nourse, deceased
bill to allow the legal representatives Of Samuel Jones
of the eleventh Virginia regiment continental establish
ment, five years full pay captain Of infantry in lieu Of
| halfpay for If.
A bill granting hundred and sixty Of land to
Richard Smith, of Coshocton county Ohio for his services
in the expedition against the Rickaree Indians
Pending the consideration OF the bill for the relf OF the
legal representatives Of VIM Austin deceased the commit
tee aud reported to the House.
MILTARY-ACADEMy BILL.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, reported from the committee
of conference tho dsagreeng votes of the two houes
on the Military Academy bill that after full conference,
they had agreed recommend that The Senate with
the House in their amendment to its first amendment and
that the House in the second amendment thereto
of the Senate.
The question being agreeing 10 the report,
At four o'clock the House adjourned.