The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-19

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was the only person who objected to their immediate
consideration, but if tho gentleman from Now York
would accept slight asnsnesaant to Of them he
would withdraw his objection. sin. y sssa hab4e
Mr., CLARK accepted ths amendment. gaaas,si 4,
Mr., j. CLANCY JONES said no did not intend to give
way for anything unless IL was Of grcat public necay
passed under this previous question. "a sal si@
Senate bill for tho prsvention and punishmmtof fxaadx
in land titles in California first taken up and, under
the operation OF the previous qusscnwss read third
time and passed EAEfsA&wo
bill to provide for the collection and safe keep
ing of the public snchexd In the htate u6 GAlif0A
next reported After the adoption "A the sasldnsnt pro
question, the bin was READ y third time md passed
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Mr. FAULKNER, Of Virginia prsssntsd, 1t tha request
Of the delegate from Mnnesota sundry memcriAs hsn
the governor, attorney gensra tsgas no n1lsr
citizens of Minnesota approving Of tha HQse of the Sec
sing their opinion tat the lant sol fOffsl sndAir
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which Brgnaier General Harnsy president expreg
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ply was proper and is no longer needed ~ m!ry pur
poses which sevemy laid on the &b1s Aasd order
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APPROPRIATION RILLsAa
On motion Of MIR. j. CLANCY JONES the House
went into Committee of the Whole On tho aste nj the
Union, ir. SAITH, of Tennessee In the chair and pro
ceeded the consideration of the hill making apprp
priaons for sundry civil expenses Of the for
the year ending the 30th Of June 1859. baa saakdJ
/ Mr.. J. CLANCY JONES explained the provisions Of
the bl saying that it conne to tho survey Of the
coast the light house establishments the land surveys
and such other matters usually embraced In the
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill The apprcpria-
tons had been reduced by the dcparent to Whist they
supposed to be the minimum upon which the service
could be successfully carried but the COMMITTEES Of
Ways and Meansy after careful and scunising exami
nation had reduced the estimates 43aQ Q0Ol The aggre
gate amount appropriated by the bill is s. $40 438 81
I Mr.. CIAWSON, of New Jersey, read speech Of con-
siderable length In which hc advocated the adoption OF
efectual for the relief Of vessels wrecked
on the coast of New Jersey.
\ On motion Of Mr. J CLANCY JONES, the committee
and resolution was adopted tezmnAang debate ON
IN NJ J. CLANCY JONES then gave notice that he
should at o. clock zach day, during tho present week.
move that the committee take until o'clock,
with the understanding that nothing should take place
except debate Af8 AsHs@sf'sM 80 s1 stisetsAi
h Mr. SHERMAN of Ohio, inquired whether the Com
mittee of the Whole could take recess. 3 4f H
/ Mr. J. CLANCY JONES replied that he understood
that the Chairman would decide the n0i0n In order
The House then again went into committee. and re-
sumed the consideration of the civil appropriation BILL
After considerable debate and the adoption Ut several
Mr.. JOHN COCHRANE, Of New York, moved that the
committee take recess until half past O'Clock
discussion upon points Of order snsueb until finally
the motion was withdrawn, and the committee ~
Mr. MORGAN, Of New York, moved that the House
90 into the Committee Of the Whole The state Of The
Union; pending which, n gals9m 5asag atat
Mr. DAVIS Of Mississippi, moved that tho HQpse ad-
journ which motion was agreed toyeas ~, nays "a.
30 the House adjourned ~ sHeatfis4 Ass s9'