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

TUESDAY, MARCH B 1857. ...
EVENING SESSION. Continued
..s PosT-RoADs.
On motion Of Mr. MACE of Indiana, the House took up
turned from the Senate with amendments and concurred
in the
NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. BOCOCK, of Virginia, from the committee of con-
ference the dsagreeng votes of the two houses to the
bill making appropriations for the naval service Of the
for the year ending 30 June s5s submitted
report thereon which agreed to-yeas co. NAYS 49,
Among the amendments of the Senate 10 this bill
providing for the construction OF ten sloopsowar ut
cost of two millions of dollars The committee OF
ference agreed TO recommend to their respective houses
adopt in lieu of the above amendment appropriation OF
million of dollars for the construction Of five sloops-
of-war.
On motion of Mr.. WELLS, of Wisconsin, the Commit
tee Of the Whole discharged from the further consd-
Grafton Of the bill to confirm to Charles Waterman his
title to certain lots in Milwaukee Wisconsin and it
read third time and passed.
Mr.. CASKIE Of Virginia, moved suspension Of the
rules enable him to that the House consider SEN
ate bill In addition to net eectuay to provide
for the punishment of certain crimes against the United
States; which motion agreed to by vote of yeas and
nays and after the bill bad been amended by Mr. c. IL
was read third time and passed.
Mr.. FLAGLER, of New York, moved suspension of
the rules enable him introduce bill 10 establish
line of mail steamships from New York to Sonh America
which motion not agreed to--yeas Al, nays 81.
Mr.. WOODRUFF, OF Connecticut, moved suspension
Of the rules enable him submit motion that the
House Senate bill the relief OF william w. Bel
den, administrator of Ebenezer Belden; which motion
was not agreed to-yeas 96, nays 20.
The bill was then read a third time aud passed.
On motion OF Mr. EUSTS of Louisiana Senate bill fol
the relief Of Preg, Mer Co. taken up, read THIRD
time, and passed.
Mr. HOLLOWAY, of Indiana, moved suspension Of tb,
rules enable him TO submit motion that the House TAXI
up Senate bill for the relief Of Edward Hart; which mo
ton disagreed to.
CIVIL APPROPRIATION HILL
IN nation of Mr. M Obo the hill maxine
appropriation for certain civil Of government fol
the year ending June 80 1858, taken from the Speak
er table and the House in the amendment
of the Senate thereto the amendments being hundred
On motion of Mr. LETCHER of Virginia Senate bill tt
amend entitled net to provide for the better
ganzaon of the Treasury, and for the collection and safe
keeping Of the public taken up and after thu
adoption of amendment reported from the Committee
Ways and Mesns it read third time and passed.
pEricmScY APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr. PRINGLE, of New York. from the committee Of con
ference the dsageepg votes of the houscs the
deficiency appropriation bill submitted report that they
were unable to agree upon the He therefore
that the House further insist upon its dsag the
Senate amendments and that another committee Of
ference be asked.
Mr. HOUSTON, Of Alabama, stated that he understood
that the only legitimate point of this disagreement
upon the amendment Of the House appropratng
for books lie moved that the House recede from m amend
ment
out of order and the motion OF Mr.. PRseLE was agreed
to-yeas 80, nays g.
LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL APPROPRIATIONS bill
Mr. MORRILL,, of Vermont from the committee Of con.
ference ON the daagreepg votes OF the houses the
twelfth amendment of the Senate making appropriation
Of the legislative assembly Of the Territory Of Kansas sub
mitsd report thereon stating that the COMMITTEES bad
been unable to agree.
Mr. MORRILL, moved that the House further ipsist on