The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-17

hi 0r the ueilca 0s Moan oitsu, ate psivAc IA the
axuay Of the Untcd States. ,..a sfi ix.f.f
Rll for The relief of the heirs of John Brsst soldier
Ia the war n 1872,
Hal for shS rslief Of r NJ aannell, p..sd s~staa.
IAN further exaaaatoy Of ths art sqpsosed isAh An
gust 1856, enntlsi N An sct 6us the relief Of Adam a.
5tcusrt and # AcA"sdcr Asnd'l executor "a Daniel
Bit ior the relief Of Michael Mash, u ne Dhthtof
Columbia
Bin for the relief Of M heirs N legal representatives Of
Richard j. Rowland deceased al4 others.
House bill for the relief VI Francis WlOdeCkI a.ss
Bill confirming to Alexander Copeaaud ths to to $50
acres OF land in Scnoma county. California.
Bill for the relief Of 4. Hart Hyatt.
Dill for the relief of Richard w. As&ls. asAH
On motion, tho Ssaats adjourned~
HOUSE or REPREsENTATIvEs.
The HOUSE psooeoled to the coidsptipa gl business
upon the Speakers table Several bills from He Senate
were then taken up read first and second Me BY their
titles, sGd appropriately rofcrrcd itl,esss s
rH,vAsu H.raAI ssstif kss
On motion Of Mr. DAVIDSON, OF IoNasiana ~ House
then wcnt Into COMMITTEES AZ The Mholc (ir Nsumsss
of Ohio in the chair and proceeded to s cnsdsuatcn
Of bills upon the private calendar
The following adverse reports from the Court Of Claims
laid aside to be reported to the House with The
omcndatiop that tho reports in the several cses becon
Cured in by the House M
An adverse report upon the petition o. Augusnc De-
lners and Others, administrations of Fsancs EAmAonsAse
An adverse report upon the pcttcn Of JosApA Aew-
EFT, heir of Joseph Jcwett ~
q An adverse report upon the pessuon of RsSstt G.
Thompson, administrator of WilliaM IAenlunen.neae
An adverse report upon the petition 9f Ellen Martin.
hcir-at-law Of Francis Martin. E7'A
An adverse report on tho petition o6 Framed. Nadssu
heir of BASIL Nadeau. gfsEa vif ~ ss asessf
The following adverse reports from ths Court u Claims
were passed over Informally "
An adverse report upon the petstion Of csrasM Nc
Cornick.q4 3D.. IS ss.a sit slsf{s has.s.4saS htss
An adverse report upon the petition II william Nsin
The following adverse reports esum Tbs Courtnf Olans
laid asdc to bc reported to tho House. With rec
ommendAon that they bc referred 70 the COMMITTEES on
Claims 's n etftbtN ~ W. Aystpf<A n ssnss
An adverse report upon the peHltion al Robert Heim
An adverse report upon the petition Of Abraham King,
administrator Of John Vaudeville.
The following adverse reports from The Court Of Claims
were laid aside to be reported n the Honse, th rpc-
ommcnation that they be referred to The commttee on
Military Affairs: s1 fG sAastaA IS 'Asst
An adverse report upon tho petition Of Abnhnn r.
Woolley. t4ss., s.,s IA ss
An adverse report upon the petition of Thomas Phe
nix, il. s t9lfaa afss e} Ast}nssfHiy 9af
Adverse report from tho Court of Claims ppon tho
petition Of David Mycrlc laid aside 70 be reported to
the House with the Recommendation that it bc referred
to the Committee Naval Affairs. At 1@ h9asflg4
The bill for the relief Of Richard H. WelghtmAn Was
next taken UP, and after considerable discussion was laid
aside to be reported to the House with Recommendation
that it do not pass. as M safe3 slss sss essgs
The House then proceeded to consider tho adverse
port Of the Court Of Chains In the case Of CHs Clay
ing Captain Clay s7Ss f audgmsnE obtsnedAgslust him
in Louisville Kentucky for breaking open the doors Of
house Of liac In pursuance of orders to arrest desert
in the house and s76D for FxopstAy shsndecd in
Mexico under onlerS to mako = forced march. 8Ss
An amin atei discussion ensncd, In the course of which
Mr. TAYLOR moved 10 strike out tlsst ppstiou II the
bin which relates 70 compensation for epty lost in
Mexico. ts
The question was taken, and the motion not agreed
to --ayes AT, noes 81. tsla iSAt @aeM444ssH
I, Mr., MARSHALL, Of Kentusky, moved that the ILL
be laid aside and be reported to the House with recon-
mendation that 1t do pass ststfffs% ya Atsss'sHtA
Mr. JONES' Of Tennessee. movel that tho bill be laid
aside with recommendation that it be referred TO the
Committee on Claims which motion not Hgrced TO-
The motion Of Mr.. MAnsuAIL was tfcn agreed to-
ayes ~ noes W. gd3as@M Es.lieeag.. .1lng9 9s.,g.
The following bills were scverally considered and laid
aside with the Recommendation Tint they dopass
A bill for the relief Of Gcorge w. Bscoe. y9 sga
bill for the relief Of Captain James Mcintosh Of the
The committee then and reported accordingly.
tsMess@ PERSONAL nxfEAsAr1oas. ,alN assta
Mr.. CLINGMAN, Of North Carolina, made personal
explanation in relation to a4psech ha made Ia lS4A and
which quoted by Mr.. LEH, of Ohio, yesterday, in
Empire Club At that time he he'd 'ns kMowisdgoa of
Captain Ryndcr except what was derived frqm the wig
papers but subsequent acquaintance had taught him TO
regard him as an honorable nxn who Ind been badly
slAndsred He left the lwhig party whan hd apand it
wns becoming aboitQnzcd, and joined thu democratic
party Which purified and clarified Having tried
the latter party some eight W nine years. no found u the
best party the conntry h1t. n F8e s sR0sN
Mr. LETTER, Of Ohio said he very chocrfully accepted
the explanation made by the gcntlcnan
I'd Mr. JOHN COCHllAhE, III New York, movol that
the House adjourn which motion not agreed to-
N. F ~ uas nzroRr or THE coMxrrrx&
The House then resumed the consideration Of the no.
port of the Committee Of the Whole the private ca
ctdar. M 4 y sRsSsf af - ff ts3 - t'Stst '1t
The report was conquered In by tho Houss WITHOUT IA
vision except that portion which relates 70 he bill ior
tho relief Of Cassus M Clay which was read third
time and psssed-yoas 90, mays e3. iiiss ~ s9Falas4
And then, at minutes past oclaak r. M; tho Itpsms
adjourned I'VE
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FnIDAY, April ls5-No. 7s James Stnson. pldahtin in
error, Herculns L. Donnaan. Thil~nse asgusd
by Mr. Cooper for the plaintiff in, epr. apd by Aessrs
Cushing and GilIet for the defendant IN error.
Adjourned Until Monday n o'el0ck. ~ sng ss@s
eTTNITED STATES NAIL, FLORIDAJ tsol