Boilevin, Nicholas, report on his petition,
Banks, District, view of their operations,
Bible Society of Philadelphia, report on the
petition of,

Business, report on the propriety of altering
the rules for conducting,

C.

.

Canals and roads, report of secretary of trea-

sury on,

Report of committee on,

No.

15

43

49

84

89

Chesapeake and Delaware, report of
committee on, and other documents

relating to,

Great coastwise, motion respecting,

Constitution U. S. amendments proposed to,

19

34

38

94

by Mr. Varnum,

53

by Mr. Sanford,

57

54

56

Conference, report of committee of, on bill car-
rying into effect the British convention,

Carter, Alfred M. report on his petition,

Clifford, Thomas, and others, report on bill
for their relief,

Coles, Willet, report on the petition of,
Census of Indiana Territory,

D.

Document, communicated by the committee
on finance, from the secretary of
war, showing the sums required
by that department,
Exhibiting the naval force of the
United States,

Showing the naval operations a-
gainst Algiers,

Containing estimates for building
74's, &c.

Showing the expenses of keeping
in service ships of war,

P

Delino, Ignace, report on the petition of,

E.

15

18

29

45

7

Estimates, additional for the war department,
Of expenses of building ships of war, 18
Of keeping them in ser-

Fanning, Henry, report on bill for the relief of, 14

G.

39

Garratt, William, report on the petition of,
Goelet, Sarah, report on the petition of,
Gottsberger, John G. report on the petition of, 85

32

i

H.

Hospitals, navy, report on,

Holker, John, report of secretary of treasury
on petition of,

Harrison, general, and governor Shelby, mo-
tion that medals be presented to,

I.

No.

3

51

77

Jarvis, Sarah, and others, report on petition of, 47
ndiana Territory, census of,

83

. 14

30

Report on memorial of, 41

L.

Letter from secretary of war, see War.

Land claims, report respecting,

16

Library of Congress, report on,

26

Lassize, John de, report on his petition,

43

M.

Message from the President of the United
States, at the commencement of the 1st
session of the 14th Congress,

Memorials, see petitions and names of memo-
rialists.

1

Mitchill, Richard, report on the petition of,
Mississippi Territory, report on the expedien-
cy of admitting into the Union,

MOTION

By Mr. Bibb, for the appointment of commit-
tees on the President's message,
Mr. Barbour, that the Senate be furnished
with registers of the army and navy,
Mr. Fromentin to print extra numbers of
confidential papers,

Mr. Barbour,respecting the Virginia claims
for military bounty lands,

Mr. Tait, respecting alteration of Senate
chamber,

Mr. Sanford for the appointment of a com-

mittee on so much of the President's
message as relates to American sea-
inen,

Mr. Morrow, that military committee in-
quire and report on deficiency of mili-
tary bounty lands,
Mr. Williams, that a committee inquire in-
to expediency of selling a lot in Knox-
ville,

Mr. Fromentin, that committee inquire in-
to expediency of increasing the sala-
ries of certain officers of the Senate,
Mr. Wilson, that a committee inquire into
the expediency of revising and digest-
ing naturalization laws,

Mr. Dana, that the members be paid in
treasury notes,

Mr. Wilson, that judges of supreme court
be furnished with documents,

No.

36

92

2

3

5

6

8

9

10

12

13

17

27

No.

35

By Mr. Mason, for information respecting the
actual number of officers, privates, &c.
composing the military establishment, 28
Mr. Campbell, respecting District banks,
Mr. Goldsborough, requiring copies of
correspondence relative to the capture
of ship "Cyane,"

Mr. Horsey, respecting private banking
associations in District of Columbia,
Mr. Varnum for amendments to Constitu-
tion,

Mr. Dana, respecting the appropriation

37

52

53

for arming and equipping the militia, 56
Mr. Sanford, to subject judges to removal
by Congress,

Mr. Goldsborough, that the naval commit-
tee consider the expediency of com-
pensating the captors of the Cyane,
Mr. Ruggles, that a committee inquire in-
to the expediency of altering the lo-
cation of a road in Ohio, .

Mr. Daggett, relative to the increase of

the salaries of judges of supreme court,
Mr. Wilson, to refer a report to military
committee, with instructions,

Mr. Wilson, to refer military returns to
committee,

Mr. Horsey, that a committee inquire into
the propriety of enforcing specie pay-
ments from District banks,

Mr. Dana, relative to survey of coast of
United States,

Mr. Lacock, respecting bounty lands to
wounded disbanded officers,

57

61

63

65

66

67

68

71

71

Mr. Daggett, respecting the population of
the Indiana and Mississippi territories, 80