Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

| MIR. McLane OF delaware, said, that, as the
House had now nearly reached the end of the lis,
| OF private bills, and as there were many bills of a
public nature calling for the immediate attention Of
the House, he would, ia order To Try the sense o
| the House, moved that recess be ordered until
SIN o'clock, in order that the House might be able
TO get through the private bills o-tay if possible
The motion was agreed to Ayes G3, noes rs
and the
! iIarse adjourned, to meet at o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
| The House met in the Evening, aud transacted q
good deal of PriUate business.
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WAsnINGToN, May Il.--The Senate yesterday
confirmed lie nomination of MIR. Gallain, as En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpoientiary to
| GreaI Britain
The Senate likewise Yesterday confirmed the
nomination of Captain Charles Morris, ofthe Ma
Wy, one OF the Board OF Navy Commission
| ners. Nat Int
.rGy 10 1t will be seen, that The bill for III e
adjustment of Mr.. Monrocs accounts, yesterday
underwent consideration, and was ordered TO a
third reading, after striking the clause allowing
interest on the amount claimed as due. Ii has yet
to pass its third reading, and undergo consilera-
| ton in the Senate.
\ bill has been ordered to third reading in Tie
Senate, for authorizing The Corporation of George
town to erect free bridge the Potomac RI
yer at Georgetown.
| IN the same body, the bills reported by Mr.
Benton, for reducing the patronage 0! the Execu-
tive were laid upon the table, under such circumsta-
ces induce the belief that they will no; be called
Up again during the present session. ID.
! We are apprelensive that the Judiciary bill has
fallen through, from the disagreement OF the two
! Houses 10 The mode Of administering Ike rene
! dy ackno wledged 10 be necessary cure existing
defects as relates to the Western States in the ad-
H. Il
United States. The bill is no; dead be sure;
but it appears to ;is to have received its death
blow. ID.
David Brearly, of New yerscy, had been appoint
Cd by the President OF the United States with the
consent OF tho Senate, &c be agent of the Emisra-
ting Party from tie Creek Nation Of Indians.
| 1t is statedin the Albany Argus, thar HJ!Han,
e. Rochester, Esq Secretary OF the mission 10 Pa
mama, passed through Albany The latter part oil
last week, for Monroe cou0;y. The Argus adds,
that The ministers it 10 presumed will not take their
departure from this country before the first o. June.
| ALEXANDRIA, May lG--'fAe bill lsr i,.r relief
| OF Mr. Monroe, was yesterday ordered TO third
reading We regret however, 10 Soy that the nie-
rest the claims admitted. 'yas not a!iOneG: sccl
allowance being At variance With The established
usge OF the Government. The small pittaEce Of
300 is all that will be realised b, he venerable
and it pairs to add impoverished Parrot. The
interchangeable and able efforts of Mr.. Mercer en;,
him to the gratitude Of MIR. Monroe, and the thanks
! OF those who appreciate the good mans nflcxiblt
| patriotism and great public services
[Phenir Gaz.
! E1tract cfa letter from Washington Gated
on .n0nd0y
| a treaty with Denmark was YESTERDAY confrm.
ed by the Senate A Senator told me, that it j.
made in terms Of liheraly and perfect reciprocity
] I'D
our merchants from the paymen, ofa any higher toll
" lien their ships pass The Sound than is paid by
the most favored nation, (Great Brittany 1t also
! gives security TO the property Of citizens in
ST. Croix, well while resident there as TO ihei.
heirs. I'm fact, the Senator said that it was an ex
! cclent treaty.
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New York, May by the ship Friends
which arrived below las, evening, we repeved
Grcenock paper of the 9th of March, which con-
tans extracts from London papers Of Che 2atl, one
Gay later than before received but they are with
out interest. The British Parliament had adjourn
ed TO the 9Th of April. 1t is stated that Greer
! & Hartley's failure had affected the shares of
South American Mining Company in which they
were interested 10 such degree that, from being al
a premium OF SO0k, they could no; lie sold at any
price. Mere .adU.
! Capt Morrcl, Of the Schr. Tartar, 90 days from
Lima, reports that lie left there, the u. S. frigait
United States, and sloop Of wal Peacock, al well
on board. The Dolphin was daily expected from
tue Marquis Islands, where she had been in search
Of muiineers. Business in Peru and Chill was
very much at stand, there being very little de-
inand for any kind of British or American manu-.
features. Flour So; Beef So Pork SO, and every
thing else in Observation-Disclosures to the sufren-
der of Calico, the garrison had eaten all tieir hOrs
Is and mules, and even some OF their own deed boz
dies. The loss Of the Patriots during the siege
said to be about 1000, and that Of tie Royalist'
5000. Gen. Bolivar WHO was in Upper Peru, wa,
daily expected at Lima, where great preparation:
were making 10 receive him. NJ ]. NfeY. 9dU.
! Ertract ofn letter from Rio Janeiro, March %.
1--WE have certain intelligence, that your friend
General Sucre has entered Paraguay win cpnsi-
derable force and il is said that the tyrant franca
las been taken prisoner. THE inhabitants, il appears
were overioyed at the coming Of General Sucre
md greeted him, 20 a man, their friend and
deiyerer. ! should not be surprised TO see General
Bolivar, or rather TO hear Of his being, on tho
march this way; and the CHILEAN squadron shoult
come on the coast, our Political Market will
decline. They would occasion rot little veXa
ton and trouble to every aojourncr ~ Rio, but j
nigh, not last many weeks. II the Bsszllisns d.
not show more spirit, our chief magistrate vii
have 10 lay aside his robes He wa 70 have sail
cd from Bahia, by appointment, ysserday, an,
may be looked for in the course Of eight o7 tel
days, as good passages have lately cen made
He IL said IN have becu much dissr slred with th