The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-09

form Constitution and State Government,
Sc.-I' was read for the Sd time as amend
ed. and the blanks therein flied.
MI Bayard moved to postpone the fur
Their ,nsideration thereof until the LIST Mon-
day in Dec. next.
The Yeas and Nays on he question were
as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Bay ard, Bradley, Champ
lin Dana. German Gilman, Horsey, Lloyd,
r. cke,ing and Reed--lO.
n NYS--Messrs. Anderson, Brent, Camp
bell. Clay, Condit, Crawford, Cults. Frank
I'm, Ga'llard. Gregg, l. ,mbe,t, Leib. Mat
thewspn Smith (Md) Smith (N.Y) lait,
Iaylor, Turner Whi,eside, and Worthny-
ton--2O
On motion of Mr.. Brent it was postponed
till Monday next.
The bill maklng compensation to John
Eugene Leitensdorter, for service rendered
to the U. ). in the war with Tripoh was
read third time and passed.
Mr. anderson reported n bill to enable the
Georgetown Potomac Bridge Company to
levy money for the object of its Incorporate
90 (; which was read and passed to a second
reading
MIR. Leio presented memorial of a great
number ofthe citizens OF Philadelphia, pray
ing renewal of the charter of the Bank
or the United States, and that hey may be
heard by counsel ON that subj TO
the committee having the subject under con.
sideration.
On motion of Mr.. Worfhiugton, the mes
sage of the President of the ". States of
the 3Oth nstant, transmitting to Congress,
the laws, treaties and other documents
relative to The public lands.' was referred
to Messrs. Worthington. Gregg and Frank
lin.
The bill concerning the Bank # Alexan
urla was passedto 4 second reading.
The bill making appropriations Cor the
support Of the M l,tary Establishment. was
read and passed to "a third reading
lhe Senate adjourned
FRIDAY. Feb. 1.
ne Dill concerning the Bank of Alexan-
arla was read second time and referred to
Messrs. Bayard Bren; and Bradley
he Senate resumed as in committee of
the whole, the consideration OF the bill, max
ing provision for the C,rps of Engineers, to-
gether with the amendments thereto as re-
ported by the select committee This bill.
as amended, provides no permanent scite
1T lie Military Academy; but leaves it dis
cretonary with the President of the United
States.
There were many amendments reported
by the committee. Among others, one pro
posed to establish the Academy cat such
PAGES as shall be designated by the President
of the U 50
The Y, as and Nays on agreeing 20 this a
mendmen we've as follows;
MASSACHUSETTS. Anderson. Bradley. Raw
ard, Brent. Champln, Clay, Crawford. C it,.
franklin. Gaillard. Hoi sey, Pope. Tat
Taylur. Tnrner---l5
NhYS-Me ssrs. Campbell, Condit. Dana.
German, Gilman, Gregg, Lambert. Leib
Lloyd, Matthewson Pickering, Reed Robin.
son, Smith, iMd.) Smith IN. " Worlnine-
ton--l7.
The farther consideration of the bill wa,
then postponed.
The bill making appropriations for the SUP
port OF the military establishment for 1911.
was passed third time
On motion of Mr.. Bayard,
Resolved, That the President ofthe ".
States be reYuestedto cause 10 be laid before
tie Senate, cohy ofthe census or latest e.
numeraaon 9f tie heotle in me ter,1rory of
Orleans. which has been returned 10 tfe
office Of The Secretary Of State, and also a
cohy Of The latest miGfla return for said ter
ritory.
The bill to enable the Potomac Bridge
Company, TO levy money for the Object
OF its incorporation was read a second ,ime