Clayton, Hon. John M., resolution submitted by, viz:

vessels engaged in the coasting trade

Clayton, Hon. Thomas, attended

Clements, Bryan, & Company, memorial of

Clerks of district and circuit courts, compensation of, resolution
Clerk for the western district of Virginia to employ deputies.
(See bill S. 192.)

Clerical error, correction of. (See resolutions H. R. 31, and

Page.

348, 378

4

289

184

S. 27.)

Cleveland, Ohio, memorial of a committee of citizens of, for the
completion of marine hospitals in the west

355

Clitherall, George C. (See Caroline E. Clitherall.)

Clitherall, Caroline E., widow of George C. Clitherall, petition
referred

115

Clitz, John, legal representatives. (See bill S. 167.)

Clitz, Mary G., petition of.

262

report and bill, (see bill S. 255)

492

Clute, John. (See John M. McIntosh.)

Coal, relative to the duty on, petitions, &c. 75, 121, 411, 414, 421, 425,

Coast of the United States, expediency of requiring vessels navi-
gating along the, to carry lights, resolution
Coast survey, report of superintendent of

additional number ordered to be printed
printing maps of, for the Senate, resolution

Coasting trade, vessels employed in, resolution

employing apprentices on board of. (See bill S. 204.)

Coffee, Java, repeal of duty on. (See bill H. R. 121.)
Cogswell, Pearson, leave to withdraw -

committee discharged, and again refer-
red

Coleman, Alexander, leave to withdraw
Collectors and other officers of the customs. (See bill H. R.

128.)

Colonization of the American continent by European powers,
resolution of Michigan

Colquitt, Hon. Walter T., attended

124

229

340, 378

48

85

188

tion

Colt's patent rifles for troops on the southwestern frontier, resolu-

Columbia river, construction of a road from the Mississippi to
the mouth of, memorial

306

176

Page.

462, 465, 470, 480

480

Columbia river, communications relative to the harbor at the

mouth of

ordered to be printed

Columbian Mutual Fire Insurance Company, incorporation of.
(See bill S. 47.)

Columbus and Chocchuma, legalization of lands sold at,
indemnification of the Chickasaws therefor. (See bill H. R.

20.)

Commerce of the United States, protection of, and the punish-
ment of piracy. (See bill S. 194.)

Commerce of all maritime nations, extent of, resolution

report of the Secretary of the Navy

Commerce and navigation, report of the Secretary of the Treas-

128, 133
173

37

255, 256, 260, 261
261

337, 338, 341, 342

350, 354, 356, 357
356, 357

361, 362, 368, 371

on amendments to bill H. R. 49 433, 438, 466, 472, 473, 492

on amendments to bill S. 49

on amendments to bill H. R. 51

on amendments to bill S. 51

on amendments to bill H. R. 50

Committees, joint—

473, 482, 488, 496

to inform the President of the meeting of Con-
gress, &c.

7

529, 530

38

52

52, 74, 459, 493

87, 459

493

65, 492

492

7

37

on the part of the House of Representatives, ap-

on Foreign Relations, chairman appointed 39, 349, 355, 358

on Finance, chairman appointed -

348

43

91

513

39

381

384

ordered to be printed, with the testimony
additional copies ordered

on a plan for reporting the proceedings and the
substance of the debates of the Senate, appointed
to revise the rules of the Senate, appointed

Conant, Artemas. (See Jesse Haven.)

Conant, Ebenezer. (See bill H. R. 239.)

Congress, 1st session 29th Congress, commenced

joint committee to inform the President that Congress
has assembled, &c.

report -

joint committee to inform the President that Congress
is ready to adjourn

regulation of the printing of. (See resolutions S. 3,
and H. R. 42.)

yeas and nays on resolution H. R. 42
preservation of papers presented to. (See resolution
S. 9.)

reduction of the pay and mileage of members, petition

(See bill H. R. 248.)

3

6,7

529,530

459, 460

290

resolutions to fix the time of adjournment 316, 319, 349, 417,

appropriations for. (See bill H. R. 515.)

439, 446

yeas and nays

318, 333, 350, 366, 415, 416

yeas and nays

432

531

486

list of the acts of the 1st session of the 29th Congress

Congress library, an allowance to the officers and clerks of, res-
olution

Congressional debates, supplying Senators with, resolutions

yeas and nays

Connecticut, memorials and petitions of citizens-

against the admission of Texas

shipowners and shipmasters, against the repeal of
the pilot law

national difficulties, peaceful adjustment of

Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, memorial of

Constitution of the United States, amendments to. (See resolu-

Conner, Noah. (See bill S. 39.)

Converse, John P., petition of -

Cook, Anthony, and Mahony. (See bill S. 177.)
Cooper, Thomas. (See M. H. De Leon.)
Copper, raw, relative to the duty on, memorials
Copyright, memorials on the subject of, referred
Corliss, George W. representatives of, petition -
Corser, Solomon T. (See David Shaw.)

Page.

167, 492
493

48

303

101

231

290

112

411

1145

69

Cortland county, N. Y., citizens of, petition against the renewal

of a patent to Jethro Wood

Corwin, Hon. Thomas, attended

resolutions submitted by, viz:

change in the time of holding the United States circuit

and district courts in Ohio

Counterfeiting United States coin, resolution
Courts, establishment of U. S. courts in Florida. (See bill S. 3.)
superior courts in Florida, resolution

in Arkansas, establishment of an additional district court,
resolution

orphan's court in Washington, D. C., petition

leave to withdraw

(See bills H. R. 192 and 526.)

circuit court in District of Columbia, residence of the
judges, petitions

committee discharged and again referred

committee discharged and ordered to be printed
(See bills S. 70 and H. R. 260.)

circuit and county courts in Florida, use of the United
States property as a court-house for, document
district court United States for the middle district of Ala-
bama, writs of error and appeal from. (See bill H. R.
68.)

a building for the federal courts at the new seat of govern-
ment of Alabama, resolution

committee discharged

304

to change the time of holding the federal court in North
Carolina. (See bill H. R. 272.)

compensation of the clerks in the district and circuit courts,
resolution

184