American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-18

CoNGRESS.--In the Senate Wednesday, Mr. Ran
dolph gave notice that lie would the day move to
the rule OF the Senate which gave 20 the President
the appointment of the standing Committees, and the pow
er OF supervising the journal Mr.. r.. said that he had
some time since his intention to move and sup
port the restoration to this body Of its ancient and accus
toned privileges and he would proceed next day, to re-
deem his promise This body exhibited memorable in
stance of the procyty of human affairs seryitude and
abuse and to the Secretary of the Senate only, would he
trust the supervision of the Journal of the Senate, for
sons he would give next day.
In the House OF Representatives several interesting COM
munlcatlons received from the War Department
the subject OF recent among which are those OF
the three routes for road from Washington City to New
Orleans; and also letter from the Secretary of War,
atve to the Typographical Engineers for Internal Improve
ment The Bill for the relief of the Florida Indians
passed. In Committee of the whole the State Of the
Union, Mr.. Liangson of louisiana and Mr. Reed of Mas
sachuses, spoke in favor of the Mission to Panama.
In the Senate Thursday, motion was submitted and
supported by Mr. Randoh, to rescnd the rule giving the
appointment of the Committee and the revision Of the Jour-
nal to the President of the Senate. The Committee ap-
pointed consider and determine the business necessary
to be DONE and when Congress shall adjourn, dis
charged from the further consideration of the subject and
Mr. Holmes submitted resolution authorizing the Pres
dent of the Senate and the Speaker of the Senate to ad
ourn the two Houses of Congress Monday, the day
Of May next The Judiciary Bill was again the subject of
discussion when Mr. Berren, Mr.. Holmes MIR. Fnday and
Mr. Randolph spoke on the subject but no vote was taken
upon it.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. Taompso, Of Ohio,
introduced preamble and resolutions, hostile to the mis-
SOn Panama or OF
which referred 10 the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the of the Union, when Mr. HppR of
Pennsylvania spoke against, and Mr. F. bhnson OF Ken.
lucky, in favor Of the mission to Panama.
In the Senate Friday, the resolution proposing to nix
the day of adjournment on Monday, the - day Of May
next underwent discussion, but finally laid
the table, by vote of 90 10 The consideration Of the
Judiciary Bill resumed, and after considerable debate
was ordered to a third reading.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr. Tucker, of South
lEurpI tpfrnI fYln mo-
adjournment for the 18th May.
IN the Senate Saturday. the motion submitted by Mr.
Randolph change the rule which gives to the President
fthe Senate the appointment Of all committees agreed
by vote Of 40 to nays The motion in relation
The Journal of the Senate adopted by vote OF "a
tot The Judiciary bill passed, and returned TO the
House of Representatives, tor their concurrence in the
amcndmen, changing the arrangement of the several cir
cults The the final passage stood-yeas 81, nays
The Senate cpncurred in the resolution fixing the day
of adjournment the 22d Of May next that the present
| session will expire On that day.
the House of Representatives MIR. fuckers resolution
to journ taken up and after attempts % postpone
and lay the table, in each ct which the vote was taken
by ayes and noes finally passed. fixing Monday the
ODD of May by vote Of 14o TO % An interesting mes
sage was received from the President, to
luton Of the House, communicating report from he Sc
cretary of Sate and copies OF correspondence, showing
what ministers from other foreign courts expected to
attend the Congress Panama From these cuments
it appears that government has received information
f the intention of any other to be
or the Congress Of Panama. except the independent
of Spanish America the United States Grea
Ilrtain France and the Emperor of Brazil The hour o.
meeting fixed at ten O'Clock during the remainder
the session.