The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-03

IEAS-Mcssrs. Hbb, Brown, u ana. Fro
men,in. German, Gilman, Goldshorou 90,
Gore. HorScy, Hunter, King, Lambers, Ma
sen. Stone. Narnu,n, Eiells--l6.
NAYS-Messys. BIedsoe, Brent, Bullock.
Campbell Chase. Gondit. Gailiard, Giles,
Howell Lacock, Lei5, Morrow, Robin.
son, Smith. TAFT. Taylor, Turner. Worsh
:ngtou-fS.
After severa, other unsuccessful attempts
to amend tie bill, it was. or motion OF Mr..
Smith, postponed TO to morrow.
ON WEDNESDAY
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill laying an Embargo when
The question WAS stated, " shall the bill
he read tine third time :" and decided iii tie
negative, as io'iowS--
%" the haSsogc Of tie 6M-Messrs
B!eds-e, Rrcnt, Bullock. Campbell, Chase,
Condit, Gs,iiiard, How ell. Lacock, Leib,
Morrow, Robinson, Talk, Taylor, Turner.
Worthington--16.
Brown, Dana, Fromeu,n, German, Giles,
Gilman, Gold borough. Gore. Horsey, Hun
ter, King, Lambert, Mason, Stone, Varnum,
Weiis--lS.
Which decision amounting to a rejection
OF the bill, Messrs. Campbell and Varnutn
were appointed q committee to inform the
House of Representative that the Senate do
not Concur in the said bill.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
2uesd.Qy. Juiy 90.
The following message was received from
the President Of the United States, by Mr..
@ raham--
To tie Senate cna House of Rehreaenta
tives of me UnifGa States
There being sufficient ground to inf,rthat
with the blockade of our ports, special licen.
ses to neutral vessels, CT TO British vessels
in neutral DISCUSSES ; whereby they NAV
draw from our country the preci kind and
quantity OF exports essential 10 their wants.
whilst its general Commerce remains OBJ
structed keeping in view also the insidious
discrimination between different ports OF the
United States and as such system if not
cornteracted. will have the effect Of dimin-
ishing very materially the pressure of the
war on the enemy, and encouraging a per-
severance in it, at the same time that it will
leave the general commerce of the United
States Gnder all the pressure the enemy can
impose, thus subjecdng the whole to British
regulation u subserviency to British, mono
POLY recommend to the consideration
of Congress the expediehcy of an ir.,m ediate
and efEcctual prohibition of exports limited
to convenient day in their next session, &
removable in the mean time, in the event
OF cessation OF the. Blockade of our ports,
JA1dES NLdDISOW.
Washington, July 90, 1873.
The message was referred to TIE ccm-
mitlee Of Foreign Relations, and the doors
wore opened.
Weaaesday, July 81.
F7r. Calhoun from the committee of Fo
reign Relations, to whom was referred the
message of the President of the u. States
received yesterday, made areport, on which
report the House Immediately went into
committee of the whole, Mr.. Kennedy in
the chair; and after some time spent there
in, the csnmittee rose, and reported to the
House the. Report Of the committee of Fo
reign Relations, to whom was referred the
Presidents message with en- aEnendmeEt.
The reporE % amended states
That they have had the same under
consideration, and ere CT opinion that il
would be eXpedient to adopt the measure
submitted by the message to the considera :
ton OF the Rouse"
The Question was taken OF concurrins in
tqe said report as amended, and decided by
Yeas and Nays. Yeas IS. Nays 81:
The report was then referred TO select
committee consisting of Messrs. Grundy,
Wright, Robertson, Bibb aud Fisk, with
instruction to report bill ia conformity
thereto.
Thursday, July 90.
1lr. Grumpy, Arom the select committee
appointed yesterday, reported bill lay ing
an Embargo on all ships and vessels in the
ports and harbors Of the u States which
was twice read and committed to a com nit
tee of the whole douse for this day.
he House then resolved Itself into COM
mittee of the whole, on the said bill, Mr..
Nelson in the chair, and after some time
spent therein, the con: nittee rose and re-
ported the bill with amendments which
were concurred in by the House.
after several unsuccessful motions to
amend, the question was taken on eneross-
ing the bill for third reading, and decided
by Yeas and Nays a: follows:
For ehgrossing 70
hSainstit SO
E4r. Pitkin moved 10 postpone the bill
indefinitely. -Negatived.
4 he question was then stated 4" Shall the
bill pass ?" and decided by Yeas and Nays
as foilowS:
YEAS---Messrs. Aston, Anderson, Arch
er, Avery, Bard, Barnett, Beail, Bib.
Bowen, Brown, Burwell. Butler, Caldw well,
Chapel, Clark, Cloptou, Condict, Conard
Crawford, Creighton, Davis Of Penn. Daw.
son, Desha, Earle, Eppes, Evans. f'arPow :,
Findley. Fisk, Of Yermt. Forney, Forsythe
Franklin. GhCisop, GOODWIN, Gourdine,
Griffin, Grundy, Hall, Halves, Hopkins OF
IN. Hubbard, Hup5 hreys, HyneGaan, In.
Rersoh, ingham, Irwin, Kerr, Kershaw,
Hing of NJ. G.. Leffcrts, LYLE Macon M,