Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-21

heius taken, con,iauins 10 insist upon them,
they We're ordered accordingly.
Mr.. Cobb and Mr.. Williams. of N. C.. mad.
in substance u similar protest to that Of Dir.
Forsyth.
When the question on concurring with the
select committee, in the resolutions reported
by them to the House, was decided by Yeas,
| unanimously IN the afIirmatiye-Y.as 1874,
Nays none.
So the resolve was agreed to.
The Speaker laid before the House COM
muuicati0n from the COMPTROLLER fthe Trea-
sury, transmitting
I. A list Of balances which have remained
unsettled, or appear to have been due from
Collectors Of the Customs, sc. more than
three years prior to the 3Oth of September,
1928.
2. A list Of balances on account Of the old
| Internal Revenue and Direct tax, which have
remained unsettled or appear to have been
due more than three years prior to the 30th
September, 1898.
5. A list of balances due by Receivers OF
public money on account ofthe sales Of pub
lie lands, which have remained duo or unset
| tied on the books of the Treasury for more
| than three years prior to the S0th September,
1923; which letter was laid on the table.
The Speaker also laid before the House a
letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury
transmitting printed copy of an account oi
the receipts and expenditures of the United
States for the year 1922, with AN appendix
containing statements Of the debt ofthe Unit.
ed States, and ofits redemption, to the close
of the year 1922; which letter was LAID OIL the
table.
| THE TARIFF.
| h. r., 81:
several acts laying dities On imports" was re-
ceived from the Senate, with the several
amendments Of the Senate thereto, and re-
ferred TO the Committee of Manufactures
and the amendments were ordered to b.
printed.
The following message from the Presiden,
| of the United States, was read and laid on the
| table:
TO the House Of Representatives. ofthe u. S.
"ln compliance with a resolution of the
House of Representatives, of the fifteenth o
April requesting the President to cause To b.
communicated to the bous" d statement o
the supplies which have been sent from the
United States To any ports of South America
for the use 0four squadron in the Pacific o.
cean Of the amount paid for such supplies
! with the names of the owners of the vessels,
and other details therein specified transmit
=" 'eP''' ho'b tHc OeCVttdTy VI tue
Navy, which with The documents accompany
ing it, furnishes the information desired.
JAMES MONROE.
"May IS, 1894"
And then the House adjourned
FRIDAY, MAY Ia,
The Commute" of Manufactures reported
thu bill from the Senate, "iu ameud thu Sc, G.
raj acts laying duties on impOrts"-recum-
mendIng tn" concurrence of the House in the
amendments made to it by the Senate, viii,
certain exceptions. The bill and amend.
| ments we're referred to Committee of thu
Whole on the State of the Union, and order.
| ed In he printed
The Yeas and Nays being required ON thi.
| question. it was decided as follows: Yeas no
Nays 70.
On motion of Mr.. Webster, the House wen,
into committee ofthe whole, Mr. Condic, i,
the chair, on the bill further to amend th.
Judiciary system Of the United Siatrs-the
bill was amended by substituting thu ,hirt
Monday Of January for The first Monday o.
Jannary,as the day of commencing the wintr,
term f he Supreme Court, 1.-THE court at pre-
seat meets on the first Monday Of Fcbruary.)
MIR Webster, dssparing of getting through,
discussion of The whole provisions of til,
bill, moved TO strike out all after the fi,s, sec
ton but at the suggestion Of Mr.. Brent
moved that the committee rise, with the no
Outstanding that separate bill be reported {,
cover the object in the first section of this bill
The committee then rose aud had leave TO 81
again.