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

lieu thereof the words " a select cornm;ttes.-
Agreed to.
Mr. Hawkins then moved to POSTPONE ,i,.s
further consideration Of the subject 10 Moo
day next.-Negatived.
The question on MIR. Gaston's motion IS
amended was then taken by Yeas and Nays,
which stood as follow.
For the motion 70
Against it Ao
30 the bil! was referred to select commit
mlttee Messrs GNston, Fcrsvth. 'Vard,,,f
Mass. Grosvenor, Seybert, Mkim and New
ton.
NJ Tuesday, Ere Is.
WI. Saston, from the select committee TO
whom the above bill was referred. delivered
IN detailed report on the subject. which We
read. ""'on was
a preamble p'S''N'nS
motion was made by Mr.. Gold.borou,b
20 ameed the bill in the second section bv a.
sertlng, after the word " aforesaid in the 4,b
iihe' II the Dey OF Algers shall not ON de-
mand by an accredited agent of the IJn;tsd
States duly authorized for that purpose deli
yer up without delay all American ctizrn.
who may be detained by him as prisoners ~.
saves, and return 20 a state of amtv viii,
the United States by treaty of peace,
And the question on this motion was dcci5e1
In the negative by the following vote:
Fer the amendment ~
Againstit 90
Mr.. Stamford moved to amend tho h;u
as to admit of prizes being brought into mort.
OF the United States only which mot;o,, ,vse
negatived. was
Inc question on ordering the bill To he en-.
crossed, wasdecided by the following vote 1.
fEAo-Messrs. Alexander, An1ersor
bury, Burwell, Calhoun, Cannon Cbar n.aa-
siopton, Condict, Cox, Creighton. Cn,,ensr'
Cuthbert, Deshs, Duvai, Eppes. Far,
row, Findley, Fisk of VT Fisk of = Y F"r
sythe, Franklin, Castor, Gholson. Goodwvn
Gourdin, Grosvenor, Hale, Hall. Hnry:s'
~ sbrouck, Have, flay kins, Hopkins ofKy'
huborr1, Humphreys, Hungerfortl, Hurlbeyt.
irwin jackson OF Va. Johnson of Ky. Kennc,
dy' Kent of n. Y. kent of M. Kerr, Ker-
shaw, Kilbourn, King of ". c, rssf.r.s
Lowndes, Macon, M'Coy, Montgou,ery
Moore M Nelson, Newton, Oakley, Grossly
Pickens, Peasants, Potter. J. Rcd w
keed, Kea of Pen. Rhea OF Ten Rich R;n.,-
gold, Roane- Robertson, Rugrles. Says
ochureman, SEWER, Seybert, Sharp. Shee5er,
Sherwood Saith of n Y. Smith of v, SiocI,
soh, otq rs' Iannehiil. Taylor. Tefair.
Pen. Winter, Yancey-o4. ~
NAYS--Messrs. Bard, Bgelow. Br;obar,
Brown, Caperton, Cilly, Comstock. CTnyrh'
davenport, Davis of Pen. Ely, Goldsbnro,,cb
Henderson, King of Mas. Law. f.oys,t
rearscn. Pickering. Piper, Pitkin, SIavr,,t,
er, smith OF Pen. Stanford. Strong, Smrgrs.
taggsrt, thompson, Vose, Wheaton, White
Wilcox. Wilson of Mas-32. ~'
And the bill, having been enrross,d w..
read third time, passed, and Sent n .,,s
senate by the hands of Mr. C aston and Mr..
FORSYTH. anu -'Af>
~, -, Thursday, Mgrch ..
=, ne OH was returned from the Senate
they having passed it without aIoenlm.,,t
And i'Sii'-
The injunction of Secrecy was removed.
Tuesday, FEB. %.
Mr.. RISK of n. Y. from the committee
alter the time for the next meeting IS
gress (hxng it for the fourth Monday IN Nav
mitted. -o anu eoh.-
Mr.. FIeasants, from the Naval Com.
mittee, reported bill authorizing the
6oard OF Naval Commissioners to anpo,nt
ted. anu 'oi''n'l-
The Speaker laid before the Housa o,,o,
ter transmitting an account O. the race;f;t,
anu expenditures of the government for Tie
year 1913. io' '''S
ne bill from the Senate to provide so,
exploring Chesapeake bay and its waters for
tue purposes therein mentioned. was tvica
read and committed.
ne Dill from the Senate to provide for, as
ccertainlng and surveying the Boundary INES
nHed oy the Treaty with the Creek Iodisns-
and tor other purposes, was twice read and
committed. 'N'N S-''a
ne bill from the Senate to repeal cerss; in
acts therein mentioned, was twice rad aud
tons. - e'Si NIX
The galleries ofthe House were then cleor-
ed ahd Its doors closed, and remained so fnr
more than hours. When the doors were a.
gain open
The house resumed the consideration CT
the bill fixing the "
MILITARY PEACE ESTABL JSuMFNT
Mr. Cannon withdrew his motion which
was under consideration when the bouse ves-
terday adjourned.
n motion was made by Mr.. Aston tn
reconsider the vote for striking out the de-
nation In land to officers who shall be dis
charged from the service in consequence Of
THIS act, or to the representatives Of such as
have fallen.
Alter debate, the question of re-conside
ration was decided in the affirmative as ri.
lows:
For consideration 81
Againstit ko
The question recurring on striking out the
same part cfthe bill
MIR. CASTOR moved Tn aroe,5 ,l. -, -