election of, as President of Senate pro tem.
thanks of the Senate voted to
address of, in reply -

Barrow, Matthew, Mr. Eaton presented the pe-

tition of, referred

a bill for the relief of, read

271
276

285

225

agreed to, and referred to the Secretary of
the Treasury

229

97

Bougard, Antoine. (See Dozet, Joseph.)
Boundaries of Districts, bill to designate the, read

191

11

read a second time

198

ordered to a third reading

241

27

91

read the third time, and passed

returned from the House of Representatives

with an amendment

considered and disagreed to

246

270

272

Brady, James, Mr. Lacock presented the petition

of, referred

179

Brewster, John, and others, Mr. Dickerson pre-
sented the petition of, referred
British Claims to Lands in Mississippi, Mr. Leake
presented the memorial of the Legislature
of said State, respecting, read
British Parliament, Mr. Macon communicated
to the Senate three acts of the, read - 187
British Subjects, a Message from the President
of the United States with copies of appli-
cations received from the British Minis-
ter in behalf of certain, &c., read and re-
ferred to the Committee of Claims
Brook, George M., and Edmund P. Kennedy, a
bill from the House of Representatives for
the relief of, read

read a second time, and referred

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245

- 205

255

268

Collectors of Customs, Mr. Storer submitted a

petition of, referred
committee discharged

Credit on Lands, Mr. King submitted a resolu-

tion to abolish the

agreed to, and referred to the Committee
of Public Lands

Crittenden, J. J., of Kentucky, attended.

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remarks of, in the case of Matthew Lyon - 48
speech of, in reply to Mr. Morril and others 6
on the bill relative to controversies, &c. 192,

eulogy pronounced by, on Mr. Morrow

193, 19

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192

256

200

a report from the Secretary of the Treasury
exhibiting the emoluments of the
Columbian Institute, Mr. Goldsborough presented
the petition of, referred

the committee discharged -

twice read.

referred to the Finance Committee
Customs, report from the Secretary of the Trea
sury of the offices of, that may be sup
pressed

referred to the Committee on Finance
278 | Cutting, Nathaniel, Mr. Hunter presented the
memorial of, referred

161

24

33

39

Mr. Dickerson submitted a resolution to
amend the, read -

read a second time, and referred

reported without amendment

ordered to a third reading -

vote reconsidered, and resolution referred to

a select committee

reported with amendments

ordered to a third reading as amended
recommitted to same

reported with amendments, and ordered to
a third reading

read the third time, and passed

159

committee discharged

Davis, Henry, a bill from the House of Repre
sentatives for relief of, read
read a second time, and referred
reported without amendment
ordered to a third reading
read the third time, and passed
Davis, William, a letter from, offering himself as
a candidate for the printing

70 Deaf and Dumb, a bill from the House of Rep
resentatives in behalf of the Connecticut
Asylum for the, read
read a second time, and ordered to a third
reading

162

174

190

Mr. Daggett communicated resolutions of

the Legislature of Connecticut relating
to an amendment of the

Contracts, report of, made by Commissioners of
the Navy

report of, by the War Department

Controversies between States, a bill prescribing

the mode of deciding, &c., read

read a second time

..

referred to the Judiciary Committee
reported with amendments

indefinitely postponed

read the third time, and passed

197 | Dearborn, Benjamin, Mr. Otis presented the pe

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207

42

111

268

74

82

tition of, referred

committee discharged

De Kraft, Edward, a letter from, offering for the

230
286

.

read the third time, and passed
Derangement of the Currency, Mr. Goldsborough
presented the memorial of sundry citizens
of Maryland, relating to a, &c., referred 245

113 | Deslonde, Rosalie P., Mr. Johnson presented the

120

200

petition of, referred

a bill for the relief of, read

197