Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
Consumed
2S.35t.l97 lbs.
Coffee Imported Ia 1928,
Exported
55.l94 697 lbs.
l6.037.9 64
Consumed
80 .l56.733 lbs.


Mr. Pearce made an un.uccessul motion to insert
eause' 10 allow, after certain period, drawback o
nine cents gallon rum; when
The hill having been gone through,
Mr. Drayton moved that the Committee take IN the
OIL 10 provide Tor mounting certain portion Of the
my Tor frontier service. which was negatved. well
motion which he then made, to take up the bill for
erecting an armory on tn, western waters.
The Committee then, motion OF Mr.. McDufie took
up and agreed to the amendments Of the Senate to the
bi making appropriations for light houses, SC.
On motion Of Mr.. Med. the Committee next took nm
the bill to provide for enabling the of the
sinking fund to apply certain pended
to the payment Of the public debit aud after adopting an
amendment on the motion OF Mr.. Yerpl,nek TO apply
20 me SINKING iund surplus sum appropriated Tor taxi
ing The esasn., but rendered necessary by the sub<e-
quen' reduction oil the expsnce of that object,
The Committee rose, and reported the several bill.
which had been gone through by the House, as
amended.
| 1t being about half past 3 o'clock, Mr.. Lamar
moved to adjourn, but the motion negatived-ayes
50. noes 90.
Mr. Spencer Of New York. then roso and moved
that the vote Of yesterday by which the Buffalo and
New Orleans Roai bill rejected, he re- considered
Mr. s. stated that he did make this motion because
his opinion had undergone any change in regard to
that bll but TO comply with the request OF gentle.
man who wished to get the bill up, TO discuss or
examine IT, but merely TO lay ii the table with the
declared intention Of not attic mpting take il I'D
during the session. La courtesy 10 thoss gent ~ he
made the motion
Mr.. Cambreleng. Have not several bill. just been
reported to the House from the COMMITTEES of the
Whole
The Speaker They have.
Mr. Cambrelens. Is not th.ir confederation now in
order.
The Speaker. Certainly.
MIR Cambreleng. Then, sir is the motion to re- con.
slider the vote Of yesterday in order?
The Speaker. Perfectly in order.
Now commenced series Of mo ions and debates the
latter entirely explanatory and defensive, bch oc Gu.
pied aud aeitaed the House until past six o'clock.
ln the course Of the afternoon, mstions were made
for calls Of the House. with success; and ated
motions to adjo two Of which ecded by yeas
and nays in the negative.
At last at half after g. the vote was taken ON re- con
siderng, and carried. Ayes 80, noes 81.
Tlen an unsuccessful motion made for the pre-
vous question OH the recurring question Of the third
reading.
Finally, motion TO get the bill on the table prevail.
ed. by ayes and noes, 81 to SO
The yeas and nays OH the various motions. as well
as 'uii statement OF the motions themselves with
held until we can give til, explanatory remarks which
accompanied 'hsm and which arc necessary 10 render
the proceedings inregibl-, well az in ju, ice 10.
wards the gentlemen who took part in ihem.l
Inc House adjourned at quarter past o'clock.
WAsHINcroN, April l7.--In the Senate yesterday,
the Chairmrn OF several committees made reports
various bills that had been committed them Reso-
buttons were submitted by Me,srs. Ssbee aud Holmes
which, az usual, lie on the table one day. The bill
making appropriations for examinations and surveys
and for certain works of Internal Improvement wa,
ken up on motion OF Mr.. King; nd after some debate
ordered TO third readins The debate on this bill
grew out Of motion Of Mr.. Dickersons to strike out
the appropriation Of s 900 making for
tiers oil the Atlantic with the Gulf Of Mexico; which
motion was supported by Mes.rs. Dickerson, F.rsyth
* ng and Tyler; and opposed by M-ssrs Hendrick.
Livingston, Holiness Clayton, Johnsio Chambers and
Kane. On taking the que ton the motion was lost
On resumng. as the unfinished business. the con-dera
non OF he hill providing for the removal Of the Indians
ia the United States beyond the Mississippi, Mr.
Sprdgut commenced bis speech in reply to Mr. For
syth, and occupied the floor ill late hour, when the
Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives,, the re.oli,ion o.
Mr. Desha requiring the Secretary OF War TO report
plan Tor reducing the number OF officers Of the army
so lar as might be consistent with the interests OF the
public service, was again taken up. Mr.. Tucker all,
dressed the House the subject until the clio of
the allotted hour. The remainder Of the day, in &C.
corisnce with the rule Of the House devong Friday
and Saturday to the consideration Of private business
ken up with private bills The bill for the rel-f of the
City Council Of Charleston s. c. was ordered TO third
reading. The following bills were considered in Com
mitee in The order in which they called up from
The calendar: The bill from the Senate for the re-
liet OF the heirs OF Carson de Bcaumarcbais the
OIL granting pension u Aaron .ynoid de the bill
for the relief Of William Price; the bill for tn relief of
David Brooks; the bill for the rsef Of Martha Yea
mans, widow OF John Yeanans; the bill for the re-
lei OF jasper Parish; tic bill for the relief Of Meshack
Browning; the bill for the relief Of the legal represen
stiyes Of joseph Jeans the hill for the relief Of jaime.
Fisk; the bill for the relief OF the heirs OF William
Treadwel the bill for the relief OF John Robin.on b
bill Tor The relief Of Joseph Young; the bill for the relief
81 the legal representatives Of Edward Moore; the bill
Tor the relief Of Alexander Oswald Brodie. of New
York; the bill for the resf Of Jeremiah Walker of
Louisiana the bill for the final settlement Of Private
Lind Claims in FIorids. On motion OF Mr. Martin an
adjournment until M1nlsy was ordered, with vie w 10
Afford time for the cleansing aud ventilation OF the Hall
Of the House.
ter from the Hon. John NJ. Goodenov, resisning his
seat asa Member Ct the House fom the State OF Ohio
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