Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19

jas 1fir'ed resolution, Which coniem.
fiases the appointment "i Il committee, 10
bring In bill la reduce The ices and sa
ihr,es al dH public officers. Such is the
dii.srence between being ~ anil ous of
Cilce. Phi. Press.
WAsHtNGroN, Dee. 10 --fo7trary to
expectation. the Word Missouri did not 0rcnr
Ia he Proceedings IF either House of Con
Gf'Ss yesterday anil there is diGcuiiy ecca
m coni'ciming chat course tie business nil
fake. That riH be for tie majority to de-
ierminc. 'cho haze rejected nc measure mhich
wds prnposed by me committee specially ap>
pointed 10 consider the subject
Tie resolution which las passed the ST.
1ate iics on Tire table of tie House of Re-
PressntGireS, and hrre appears not Ia be- a
disposition 0a any side 10 call IL up at pre-
sent.
Tie decision Of the House Of Representa-
tires, on Wednesday, rejecting the resoix-
40" proposed 6y ther c0mmitiec for decla,>
tag Dl'sso",i to be admitted into the Union,
mast De eapccted to excite much public inter,
est We hace aduerted to that resolution from
sac Senate, rhieh is nor befors the House
" Representatives, ,ohich declares Missouri
TO DC admitted uith proriso that il shall
not be construed 10 imply the approbaiion of
Congress 10 ony clause an lie constitution of
HisSo"fi Dthere De any such, Which con.
frdreneS n particular clause ia tie comsfifu-
tom Of the United States We haze cypress.
al the opiniom that there uiN not be much
,Gerence m the rates upon the two resolu-
ttonS- We learn, howerer, that there mil be
some, md Il pause of anrioms cancellation
tH pro6abfv fake place, miL Tie d6eren,
measures ~hich the gentlemen uho uoted in
opposition TO ne resolution may be expected
10 propose, shall hare been considered and
dec,ded AS get. Ju! one sprcifc proposition
Nr H'HS) has 6een nude by member
p TIE majoriy for settling tbs p,1plering.
question !: Lnt At cannot be don5tsd that NUM-
others "'iH be cDered 4; and perhapc IL IS
"csf'"6ie that, G.fore any thing IKE a def-
nitics decision stall be nude, tie different
rie"s nj tk0se who hare united in oppos nion
t. the reioi"t'om juSt rejected SHOULD be depe-
foped an diStinet propositions. Until this
shat DC done. an opinion can hardly be form
ed wEether those pho hare succeeded il, re-
1fcti"s' tie resolution Of ths committee, and
RHO hdre NON an opportunity of proposing
Eeir oun, wiH be a6ic So Entirely to coincide
IN "tT sentiments as TO secure a majority IN
Jaron' IF any Of the uarious propositions
rhirh they wiH PROUDLY make In the mean
t'me' the friends Of The rejected resolution,
ue understand, Tdit NTH soiicitnde GHt Difh.
out Impotence, far tie plans tchich in The
"pihon IF tic majority may be calculated
10 secure the interests Of the United States
IN Missouri, and is Just authority orer IL.
Nat. Int,
Dec l0.--Commo,,ore Isaac Chnmlery
has bren appointed, by the Pr. s.dent OF
The Unlied Slaics, 10 be one OF the Com
nissionrrs of The Navy Board, aad has
accepted the appointment. The Board
now consists OF COMMANDERS Jno. Rodg-
rrs, David Porter, and Isaac Chauncey.
Among The strangers within the bar OF
TIE lt1Hse ut Representatives Yesterday,
was Commodore Samuel Tucker, from lie
State of Maiae. who vas one OF the Elec.
Tors Tor that stale, and was sent on 10
this Cuy with the votes for Prcsiden, and
Vice President, beng between 20 and so
Years of age, and having performed
journey oil more than GOO miles in less
man i've days. This gentleman was I'm
'ile naval service of the United States du.
ring The whole oil tht Revolutionary War,
ansi carried the late President Adams 10
Europe IN The Boston IIigaie OH his first
embassy ihiiher. In poinl of bravery and
patriotism, Captain Tia. ker is said to have
Deen second Ia nonc in the nation for
he look from the eUemy 90 sail of yes
sells, having OH board upwards of GOO
pieces OF cannon, aud more than 5000
men,
MIR. MI, of Maine, we are informed.
vas about To submit a resolution Ia AL
nut him within The House Of Reprrseu.
ia'ivf-, but, upon examination, he fOuud
ilai Congress, after sbc close of the war.
passed an unanimous vote OF thanks 10
Com Fucker, for the services he had
rendered his country, which brought him
wiihin the standing rule OF tie House. so
'iat special order was unnecessary.
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