The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-29

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regulations entered into, for the full accomplish
ment the objects of the eighth article OF said treaty
the instructions given 10 him ON the coast Of Africa by
the British government also, the Of each shaver,
or suspected SLAYER, taken by the American squadron
giving henumber and Of the vessels sent TO the
United States for condemnation the number condemned
the date Of their capture and condemnation, sc.
On motion Of MIR. PHELPS OF Missouri a resolution
was adopted calling upon the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 inform the House at the earliest practicable period of
the actual and probable receipts from customs for the
two next fiscal years, and whether not they viii be
adequate TO meet the public expenditures.
IRWIN
Mr. HOUSTON of Alabauas from the Committee on
the Judiciary whom referred certain charges in
reference to Judge Irwin, district Judge of the western
district Of Pennsylvania reported resolution TO the ef
feet during the investigation of the facts involved
The committee had received evidence that the Judge hid
resigned his Office and they therefore asked for the
Their direction of the House
On motion of Mr.. PHELPS of Missouri the commit
ter were discharged from the further consideration the
subject
And then, on motion Of Nh. HOUSTON, of Alabama,
the committee discharged from the further oonsd
Grafton Of the papers, and they laid On the table,
NEW TERRITORIES.
Mr. STEPHENS of Georgia by unanimous consent
reported from the Committee Territories the follow
ing bills which severally read twice and com
mitted
bill to provide temporary government for the Terri
tory OF Daootah.
hill to provide temporary government for the Terri
tory of Jefferson.
tory Arizona and to create the Office of surveyor gen
eral there.
CHARLES NGERsoLL
The regular order OF business being called for
The SPEAKER stated the business first in order TO be
the consideration OF the bill for the relief of Charles j.
ngeIso- the pending question being ON the motion OF
Mr. KELSEY, OF New York, that il he laid ON the table.
Mr. FLORENCE, of Pennsyl yania, in order TO get
full vote, moved that the House adjourn which motion
did not prevail.
The billas then laid on the table yeas l20 nays rs
THE CONSULAR APPROPRIATIONS nrII-
Mr. PHELPS, of Missouri stated that yesterday the
gentleman from Illinois Mr. WAsHBuRSxl submitted
motion reconsider the rejecting the consular APP
epraiion hill and also motion 10 lay the motion to
reconsider on the table He hoped the gentleman would
withdraw the latter motion and let the vote be taken
the motion 10 reconsider
Mr. WASIfBURNE inquired whether it would be in
orler again 10 reconsider that vote.
The SPEAKER of opinion that ii would be in
order The bill rejected by the second vote different
from that rejected by the rst There had been
amendment adopted after the first reconsideration.
Mr.. WASHRURNE said, although he opposed to
the reconsideration, he would Withdraw the motion to
lay on the table.
Mr. PHELPS, of Missouri, then demanded the previous
question the motion to reconsider pending which
Mr. SHORTER, of Alabama, renewed the motion to
lay ON the table; which motion not agreed TO
The previous question being seconded the motion to
reconsider prevailed.
The question recurring on the passage Of the bill
Mr.. PHELPS, of Missouri, demanded the previous
question
The previous question being seconded under the ope
mtion thereof the bin passed yeas l0l, nays 30 =
as follows
YEAs-Nessr Adram ahi Anderson Atkins Avery BsrkdaIe
Barr Bishop Bocoek, Bowie Branch, Burnett, Barns Caruters
York Crke Cox Craig q Missouri David Davis q Maryland
s9 Enghh- Eass Faulkner Florence Foley, for sHrne'l
s Gooch Goodr Greenwood Gregs, Grccek Han Of OHIO
Jrcn Jsnsins Jese Jones rcnnr yyau I,ny Iawrcpcc
lSy leeher Maelay Nekibbn Marshall Z. kentacy Marshall
ltns, Mdson Miller Nison Montgomery, Morrill, Morse ofMane,
So N,sol resdleton Psyio1 heps Missouri eP ,
soaring s~ q North Carolina smith q tennessee smith q vr
Ems scrsn'on Stewart 81 Narand Tablet Taylor % New York
Name Watkins whte Wnsow, Wood, woodson Worteuk and
NAYS uessrs Abbott Andrews Bennett, bingham. Ri.s BIN
s1o Boe Iaytn Bryan Bani"n naringsmc iarroughs er
ari Davis q hassansct,s Davis Of Iowa Dawes Dean Dick
"id lhwdef urec, Ernswuh, Fcnton Garre, 6hlnEs, Gil
Houston q Tennessee kein keiti Kca1r Resey KNAPP
Lunar Leach Letter Iov, Neoaeen Melas Naieson Nay
nner Parker fih rse Potter, ttlc Ready Ro.ins Rinn,
WORTH saaon stephens stewart 81 ania rap,an Thayer
onpsn TPe, Vance Wade Walbridge waaron Walton, Wash
burn wousn, waburne q Illinois wison Wright Of Trnnes
S-e aul Zollooner--es
coNsETvEIs.
The committees being called for reports Of private
ture--
Mr.. FAULKNER, of Virginia, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported bin to reimburse the Terrific
Of Utah certain expenses incurred by that Territory
in the suppression Of Indian hosites in the year 1853
and II was read twice and committed
Also from the same committee reported bin for the
feilef O Daniel Cole and il taken up and passed
MT BoNhAN, Of South Carolina from the same com
itfee reported bills for the relief OF Breyet Lieutenant
colonel Martin Burke and Captain Charles s. wnier of
The u > army for the relief Of David @ Burnett and
10 refund TO the State of Texas the money advanced by
her for the support of certain volunteer troa allied into
service by General Pcrsifer Smith and The governor
Of said State for the protection of said state from the in
oursions Of the Indians and they were sereslly read
twice and committed.
Mr. McRsE, of Mississippi, irem the same committee
reported bill for the payment to the State OF Masacbu
ses Of balance due said State for money expended
ior the United States during the of 1872 and Il was
read twice and committed
Mr.. PENDLEToN, OF Ohio from the same committee
reported bill for the relief of the Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church aud il read twice
and committed
reported bill for the relief OF John Patterson and n
was read twice and committed
MI BufFINTON, Of Massachusetts, from the same
committee, reported bills for the relief Of Rice Brown
and for the relief of Orrin II Rce and they were sv
orally read twice and committed.
Also, from the committee reported hin for the
relief Of Angelina c. Bowman, widow Of Francis T. q