Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-28

MIR Nag OF New York offered some
remarks ia support OF tie utility of the
objects embraced lag The bill, Ills general
expectancy DC. and alter some discussi
on rather on the question of connecting
IN Que BIZ. the different objects il embra-
ccs,
Mr.. Otis moved that the further consid.
Grafton of he bill lie indefinitely pest
pnned which motion was decided la The
nsgdttce by yeas and nays, as follows:
fEAS-Messrs Barbour, Brown, BnrIill,
Eaio", Elliot, tiaiiidrd, Johnson OF Louisiana,
Ming OF Alabama, Leake, Macon, Melleu,
Mortn, Otis, Palmer, Plea>ants. SmiIh Walk
er OF Alssama, Walker OF Georgia, Williams
vi renueS>ee-i9.
NAYS.-Messrs, Dana, Dickerson, Edwards
Horsey Hunter, Johnson OF Kentucky, King
of New York, Lanman, Lowrie, Noble, Par
rot', Roberts, Hug:leS, Sanford, Stokes Tay-
Tor, Thomas, frlmbie, Van Dyke, Williams,
OF Mississippi, WtSOn--2l.
And ihe Senale adjourned.
iifddy, april 2l.-A bill granting GER
tain privileges to the Ocean Steam Ship
Company OF New York, was re consd.
cred, on motion ot MIR. Lrake and then
discussed al considerable length. Ii was
hudlly ordered 10 be en5roSsed aud read
Il third innc-ayes 2o
The bill IN establish an uniform mode
OF discipline aud field exercise Tor The
militia oi itIe United States vas received
fr0m IL Il ut X ,,ti"e read and referred
TIE b!ii tp5 the relic OF Matthew Iyou
was 'iken dp, and alter some remarks by
Mr.. BGrbo"r. on The propririv Of Il gene
fai provision tor Such cases, as proposed
by Ia : -. .luii"nS, the bIli Was postponed
10 Monday.
A message was received from The Pre-
sid nj NJ Tho l.. y. ~ tie hands OF Mr.
Danit' Brent, % lie Department of STATE
transmitting iIn the Secretary Of State
corlPs b the correspondence between
The Ministers or Agents of he Quilted
STATES aHd lie q v-rnai.ut of Sweden.
rridivc 10 The SEIZURES, sPuupstraiion, or
conn eaten utIlc ships nr Other proper
~ o. the ril'z ~ at iiir u. y under the
authority Q! Sweden. Ordered TO be
printed
5fnnday. Ap,H 2t.-Mr. Ho,sey, from
The cnmmitlee on She District Of Couw-
lnd, reported the District Bgnk BIZ with
Il Su5NnHte by way OF amendment, viz.
tlat thos1 banks WITCH are incorporated,
an' now pay specie, and " hose charters
si'a'l expire bfore the ist January 1922,
sha,l be extended TO that time, &c. Made
.ilh order OF the day Tor Wednesday
next
Nj. H0riSs resolutions respecting Du.
cling in The army and navy were laid
upon the table, Oh motion Ut MIR. VIII
ans Of L. Who stated that the President
had already sniiicieut power 10 do what
was proposed.
The bii! 10 authorize the appointment
OF commissioners 20 lay OUT "A road from
Wheeling to the Mississippi, (being a con
tInuaii0n Of HE Cumb, rland road \ md
for survey ing and marking out The course
OF certain canals, See ou, first page was
taken up ~ committee Of tie whole. -
Alr. OLlS wished 10 separate Tie Iun ob.
ject$, with view of avoiding all ditIj-
caliy which might grow out OF differ
ence OF opinion, between ,hc Legislature
and Executive MS TO the constitutional
pnwer Of providing for these Improve
menis--he wished 10 leave that part of
,iic biil which relates 50 The road 10 IL
sell, this being an object authorized hy
tue compact wiiil The territory n. w. of
The ONO, aud iuce recognized by acts
ut CoUgress-he therefore moved to re
commit Tire bill with instructions to
strike 0Ui that section which relates 10
canals, which pb!eci, he said, might b.
brought forward III srpara ie proposiiio
- Aic. DjcteySon opposed the motion
NeeSsS. While aud 10 Hing supported it,
b'he m was then ordered t. be RECON-
Ell'cd-a%es = but tIic motion TO in
START the committee TO strike out tie
Sec'Ion vas I"gdiivsd.
he BIZ 20 amend the juN'iciaI system
ct We =. staics was postponed 10 day
bvv"|d tie s.siOn hy he casting vote o.
ih" 1lieIan 10 The chair, (Alr. King
Of
TIE bill rom the u. Of r. supplement.
la,t ic ne Revolutionary pc.sfon act Of
Is 8 vas talpu up, and discus cd-but
10 question ~aS taken on il before the
3eaate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Jae5dag, Apj7I 10 Mir. SinhinS, from
The committee Oh publi expenditures,
delVeiPd in tie following report:
The committee ct Public Expenditures
who wete required, Nv resolution of this
house OF the day Of December last. " TO
eBtHlfe and report The amount of the several
Iien- which are charged upon Tie contingent
fuu5, aud Whether, iHtHciT opinion, tine eX-
peuditures may not ~ future he diminished
consistently WITH tnr pub!Ic interest and the
accommodate Of the Two Houses OF Con.
grese," heG leave TO report:
J hal they immediately took nio considPra-
rH son tie ab1Ve resolution. and although
Sltiriy speaking, their enqujsy might seem 10
have been dIfected 90 the contingent cxpenSes
oi the fousr, OF which they are members, Vet
wv 'h''''--''' ~ tibsattN WtlElN Nbc scope OF
Tie resolution 10 60 further. In conformity
thereto, thry promptly addressed n ritter 10
each OF The Heads Of the Executive Depart
fnrnis, viz the Secretary of5tatc, the Ireasu-
~, OF Ma, and OF tle Saws Of Which tic pa
per marked y IS r0py. iudt FROM the first,
th+y received The letter and documents. con
famed in tie envelope marked II (; from The
Secretary OF the Treasury they received the
letter, documents. aud vouchers marked e. !;
from The secretary Of War. the letters and
documents contained in the envelope marked
y ahd tom tie Secretary Of tie Navy, the
items contained ia envelope r. which letters
d0cHmeuis, and vouchers contained aIl tie
lHI'rGiaitGn OF importance. touching the said
roSnI.iInn- tYllitlt cnmlh hn nhtAinnh rrn,,.