The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-02

Mass submitting to the Senate somcinterest-
;nr and luminous views in relation to the !
expediency aud policy of the measure. ne
bill to secure the accountability OF public Of
ficers was taken up. and, alter some debate
was laid on the table. The bill concerning
the school in Ohio, was passed. and only
waits the signature of the President to be-
come a law.
The bill to amend the Judicial System was
ordered to be eugrossed for third reading,
in the House of Representatives, by vote
Of 132 to 5S. Several attempts were made
"a amend and postpone the bill, but the
friends of the measure held together, and n
nally trrmphcd over an opposition feeble
in numbers. but respectable for their talents
| and their perseverance. Mr.. Miner, OF rehh-
sylvania. laid on the table some resolutions
on the subject of Panama, which he accom-
panied by some appropriate REMARKS "n'Gh
called forth few observations trom W.
FORSYTH. a resolution was agreed to' OIL
mo,ps1 of Mr.. Strong, Of New YORK, dlrect
ling AN inquiry into the cXpedcncy OF n,ahihS
more frequent sales of the pubic iahnS, ana
in smaller quantities. on motion OF Mr.. RIM
lie of Kentucky. relative to desertcrs; and
on motion Of Mr. Cambrccng, OF New-l ork,
relative to the removal of discriminating du-
ties. A resolution was laid on the table by
i Mr. Moore, of Alabama, calling Tor ihior-
nation from the War Department, relative
to the practicabi!ity of a survey OF the Mus
Gle Shoals; and another by Mr. Pearce, OF
Rhoae-Isllud, relative 70 the services ot Mr..
Monroe, the late President OF the United
States.
In the Senate, on Thursday, the pill to a
bolish the discriminating duties on tonnage
aud inpost was passed and sent to the House
of REPRESENTATIVES,. 4 few petitions OF pm
/, vate character were presented and terrell
and the resolutions offered On "Wednesday
were adopted.
In the House of representatives, Mr.. Ing
ham of Pcnnsvlvania, msie report from
the committee on the Post Once and Post
Roads; respecting road fr1n the city OF
3 ltlmnre to the city OF Philadelphia, ac-
companed w re solution authorizing SAr.
vcV Of il rout; which was read twlce, anu Is
, orderel TO Third reading to-nnrroW. \
bill to erect 4 marble monument "a General
Washington, was reported from the select
: committee TO whom tn" subject WAS rcterr-
: cd. The resolution offered m "Wednesday
, in relati ~ to the survey o tine Muscle Shoals,
was modified to embrace other surveys; ana
. in this form was agreed u. \ resolution
, was laid on the table calling on the Sccretl-
!. ~ Of the Navy for lnformatioa as to the d.
. vantage Of Breakwatcr at the Capcs of De
solution was also laid on the table, calling OF
the Secretary a. w II for an estimate of tht
I cost of completing a line Of Canals along the
! Atlantic sea-board, from Boston to NcwQ!-
4 leans. 4 resolution vas also adopted in re-
: ation TO the payment cf arrcAraycs Of pen
sions due to deceased pensioners, 70 then
y widows and orphans. The bill to Gmcnd
!. the Judicial system Was read q thirs time
=. and pissed. The residue Of the day wAs
= spent in The discussion, in com mittcp oF the
bill making appropriations for certain toftlli-
i catious, in which ittlc progress was made
- In the Sennte, on FRIDAY, two bills wc1t
ordered to be engrosseA for a third reading
! a bill forthc relief of wilkins rannchill, ant
n bilto authorize the printing aud distribu
ton of the Inf intrv rActics, for the use o
Il the Militia. The bill fo~ the relief Of Dena
a Deming WAS rejected. \ number Of petition
y were presented, among which was one won
~ a company in New-Tork, for authority t.
explore in search OF copper the south sid
of Lake Superior. resolution was oAcryt
= by Mr. bENToN, to authorize d subscriptio
on behalf Of the government, to tae stock 9
the Louisville and Povtlan1 Canal Company
- The bill from the house Of representatives.. :
s. amend the Judicial sy2tcm, w,+s twice real
a. and referred to the committee on the jddl
m ci4ry.
IL a long dlsGussi0n TOOK place ~ lnc II Au
er of Representatives., on a motion Of Alr. ron
is sYTH, Of Georgia, TO postpone the BID maxim
ry appropriations ,or certain Notifications, nnt
re Monday week, which WAS intended 70 super
of sede the going into Committee on the bil
C. The qucstlon was hot taken when the tIoue
it. adjourned. y resolution was laid on "a
all table, by Mr.. CocKE, Of Tennessee. cAilin
II on the Pre- ,ident, for Information Of the cree
he its allowed to the EX-Presd.nt, under
Of letter Of ROBERT SMITH, E,q. the s'ccrctai
as Of State in 1910. A resolution was also la
it on the table by Mr.. IIAYNEs, Of Ga, callit
for information frem the Secretary Of Wa
sc what addition should be made TO the Mitai
,te Establishment, to preserve the various 10
lin tliications embraced in the contemplate
ate system Of National Defence. Resoluto
lb were adopted relative to the expcdlency
is reducing the duty On Imported sugar; in r
IN lation to compensation to the Governor, Sr
fr. retary, and Judges, of the Territory Of Inc
he ana, for services performed by them viii
of acting in those capacities in Louisiana,
i,. 1914; relative to the School Lands in !
rl diana and as to the eXpediency os placing
W. part Of the proceeds of the Post Office L
da tablishment under the control Of the Po
me Master General, for the purpose ut enapii
ast MIN to TcmoVe distractions Oh t. great III
lile roads. The resolution offered :, i'hursd
a+v by Mr. CoNDICT relative to the 3 'eak " At