The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-05

Mr. LETCHER of Virginia moved that the House recede
from It's disagreement TO the which motion was not
agreed to-yens u.s. nays T4he Chair voting in the neg
The question then taken on the motion of Mr.. Nor
RILL, and It was not agreed to-yeas II, nays ~.
Mr.. HOUSTON, OF Alabama, then moved that the House
recede from its disagreement the amendment of the SEN
ate which motion was agreed to-ayes SO, noes So.
Mr.. MORGAN, OF New York, moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House receded from its disagreement to
the amendment OF the Senate the legislative executive
and judicial appropriation bill.
reconsider on the table; which motion was disagreed to-
yeas 90, nays IL.
The motion to reconsider was then negatved,
On motion OF Mr. CARLILE of Virginia. under a sus-
pension of the rules the House took up aud passed Senate
bill for the relief of Thomas Brown.
On motion of Mr.. MCCARTHY of New York, under a
suspension of the rules the House took and passed Sem
ate bill for the relief of Caharne r. Cochrane sole
naming child of the late General Philip Schuyler
on motion Of Mr. OuMBAck Of Indiana under a SUE .
for the relief of John b Rose of Wabash county Indiana
Mr.. LETCHER of Virginia. at twenty-five minutes past
three o'clock, M moved suspension of the rules to
able him to submit motion that the House take recess
until nine o'clock this morning. which molten disa
greed toayes H. nays 52twothrds not voting in favor
thereof
Mr.. HARRIS, OF Alabama moved a suspension of the
rules to enable him to submit motion that the House take
up and pass bill for the relief of Joseph Mills deceased
which motion was not agreed TO.
Mr. DENVER, of California, moved suspension of the
rules to enable him to submit motion that the House take
up and pass Senate resolution authorize the Secretary of
the Treasury to audit and ettle the of the
tractor for erecting the United States marine hospital at
San Francisco California; which motion was not agreed
Aud then at four o'clock a. M the House took recess
until nine o'clock, a. m. !.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1857.
The House reassembled at nine o'clock.
There being thin attendance of members,
Mr. LErCHER, of Virginia, moved that there be call
Of the House; which motion was agreed to.
The roll was accordingly called when quorum of mem
bers answered to their names and all further proceedings
| were dispensed with under the call.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, from the COMMITTEES of Ways
and Means, reported bill making appropriation for
carrying the resolution Of the House of Representa-
ves relating the additional compensation Of the clerks
and employees Of the House, which read third time
and passed.
Mr.. BARKSDALE, of Mississippi introduced a bill for
the relief of actual settlers subject to the graduation act
on Chocaw lands which read third time and pass
APPROPRIATION
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, from the committee of con-
ference the disageeing of the two houses to the
bill making appropriations for certain civil expenses of
| the government, submitted report thereon.
Mr. G. explained that the Senate receded from thirty
five of Its hundred and three amendments and that
eight ten OF these amendments the identical
propositions agreed to by the Committee of Ways and
Means Lnt which cut off in the House by single OBJ
lection There some important matters of independ
emit legislation in the BILL The Senate had receded from
its amendments upon those which the committee the
part of the House thought required some deliberations
and the House had eceded from its disagreement only on
those which the House thought ought to be adopted.
There were million Of dollars appropriated for the water
works and five hundred thousand dollars for the new
dome on the Capitol
Mr. JONES of Tennessee moved that the report be laid
| on the table; which motion did not prevail.
The question then taken agreeing to the report
| and II was agreed to--yeas 81, nays 81
| DEFICIENCY BILL.
Mr. HOWARD, Of Michigan, from the committee of con-
ference the dsagreeng OF the two houses to the
deficiency appropriation BILL submitted report thereon,
stating that they were unable to agree
Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, moved that the House further
insist the Senate amendments and