Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07
INDIANS

INDIANS. ~ M
Mr. Bell then moved that the Committee take Oh the
bills from the Senat. relative to the removal of the In
dams, Ayes 65. Noes So
The Committee ther-for- refused to consider the Bill
TARIFF REGULATION.
The House then procee led TO con.ider the bill Ia
amend the &c, in alteration Of the various acts impo..
ing duties on lmpot..
Mr.. Blair OF S. c. then rcse, AID addressed the Com
mi,tes Ia o. position to the Tariff bits aud policy.
Mr. Davis Of MAs'schus-tts sroke in favor OF the
bull and in reply to the objections which had been
Before he h,d concluded, on motion Of Me. Drayten
the bill was pa sed by;
The House then took up the amendment OF the Seu-
s ss IN the bill respecting superior Judges OF Ar
Mr. L-compo moved tina the Committee taxa sp
the OIL Tor the improvement. Of the Kentucky river,
but the motion not sustained.
TIE Committed then rose, and
The House adjourned.
WAsHINGroN, May An the Senate yesterday,
due order was taken Tor cons,itungihat body Court
Of impe sediment. With view to receiving the charges
a. ains Judge Peck, which the Htuse Of Representa-.
vrs has given notice IF re intention to exhibit Seine
lac was spent upon Mr. Be- TONS Land Graduation
B', which was afterw ards raid the table, on his
notion The bill prescribing the mo .e OF CONNIE ncing
pros' cutting, and ~ -ing sizes between States
wa then again tLen up, AID Mr. Robbins having
concluded his argument in favor oil IL, the Snat- az.
journed. TNaf Taf
In the House IF Representatives., yesterday, Mr.
information from the Secretary Of the N,vy. on the
subject Of the accounts OF Miles King, late Navy Ag Mt
at No'folk-The bill on the subject OF authorizing tho
Stae OF Tennessee TO extend graft then taken up
and, after .fu mott to lay il on the table
was rejected by vote of 81 to SO Tho othor bills,
which were the special orders of the day. then
postponed, and the Hous', motion OF Mr.. Maliary,
went into Committee OF the While the state Of tho
Union. MIR. Bell item made effrt to in luce tho
committee to take up the bill from the Senate respecting
the Indians, but his morton TO that effect rel tod
the vote being Ayes IS. Noes S5-The Tariff exuiatsn
billwa then taken mp aud Mr.. Blair of South Carolina
ADD Mr. Davis OF Massachusetts,, each addressed tho
eommite TNdf. Jour
wAsHINGroN, May Sin the Senate yesterday.
the bill supplementary TO the authorizing the ciii-
lens OF Arkansas ami Florida, to elect their officers
was read the second and third lines, by unanimous
consent, and passed The bill to anze the Ma.
Wy oil the United States, taken up the general
order This hill provides for the creation Of six Admit
rails The bill having been read, Mr.. Hayne addressed
the Senat- in lis support, and continue n IL O'clock,
when he was reminded th,t the hour had arrived for
resovi the Senar into Court OF Impeachment; and
the bill, on MIR. H. motion, laid the table.
Mr. T'zewe'l then moved that the Senate proceed I'M
der The resolution passed the day before yesterday, TO
resolve Itself into Court al Impeachment; when tho
oath administered to the Vice President by the
Secretary, aud by him 10 the Senators, as they were
excessively csl'ed The Court having been thus or-
'nzed, he managers, an the pat of he II of
Rep ntaives, Mes-rr. BuchAnAn. Siorrs McDufis
Wicklif- and Spencer, entered the S,nste Chamhrr,
and took the seats within The bar assigned hem.
Proclamation having been then made, Mr.. Bucha-
nan read 10 the S.nae the article OF impea hmeDt a.
gainst Judge Peck, and " h he hal concluded, tho
PRECEDENT Informed the managers that he Senate
would take order the subject of which due notice
should be given TO the Hous, OF Representatives.
The managers the part Of the House then tired;
when Mr.. Tazewell submitted resolution which
adop'ed, that summons be issued to Judge Peck.
turnabe Tuesday next; and that the Secretary iu-
form the Hou Of Representatives thereof On melton
OF NJ; Tazswell the Couri Of Impeachment, adjoura-
ed 10 Tuesday next. The confederation of the till
reorgsnize tn" Navy Of the United Sa'es having
been resumed, Mr. Hayne continued hi. Arguments,
in lie favor; aud when he had concluded, Mr. Dicker-
son moved 70 strike out that part of the bill providing
for the creation of six Admirais which motion vail
I'd, yeas 23, nays IL Mr. III ,yne then moved 10 in
sert provision for The Pc nment OF three Admi.
rails On this m,iou int-r-e sting debate ensued,
Curing which several propositions amend were
made) and in which the of Admiras in the Ma
insston Woodhu and Johnston aud opposed by Me.s
D,cker'on Forsyth, Foo. TazewelI and Holmes At
late hour the Senate adjourn without taking the
question or Mr. Haynes molten
In the House IF Representatives among The bill. re-.
ported, was que introduced by Mr.. WickIife from the
."ect committee apponted-in pursuance O, are,oiu.
lion Of The House. upon the subject OF providing in or.
dr. 70 prevent accidents in s,eamboa,s under certain
penalties To- ae stIeng,h and fitness of tho machiHe-
ry (and IN particular OF the toers attached 10 steam
vessels, and respecting the skill and experiences IT tho
engineers entrusted with their management. 1t was
read twice and referred TO Committee of the Whole
IN the State Of the u ion. The same committee also
reported the annexed resolution, which was agreed 10
unanimously:
Resoired That the Secretary of the Ire a.ury be
o..
the next session of Congress- such information (and re-
rot his views the ssne) as in hi. opinion may be
useful and important To Cong in en,ctiDg regna.
as Tor NE navigation OF STEAMBOATS, Tor
sells with sview TO quad against the DANCES arising
from he bursting of boilers
MIR GTenneli owed recensidei alton OF the vote Of
the House on the precedi, day. the subject Of
fenness land b t.aitar long discus. IN the
course Of which Mr. Crockett, Mr. H. Mr. Carson.
Mr. Ba'roger, MIR. Conner. Mr.. Johnson Of Ten. and
MIR No C.y, addressed the House; Tic s~opos,ion was.
on the o'ion Of tie latter penlsm Ibid upon the
table. The bill for The regulation OF certain duties on
impors " AZ then taker mp in Commit of the Whole
on 'hs state OF the Union Mr.. Pok in the Chair Mr.
Davi' OF Massachuseit. resrmed and concluded hi.
mark in fayar Of the Mr.. Crawford followed
on the same side. Two bills from the COMMITTEES on
Foreign Affirs, one 6xw the compensation Of r..
reign Minister'S and the other for the settle of the
accounts OF various public fuDciionaies were, on mo
ton OF Mr. Archer, cor siered in the miifce and
reported 10 The House After which, al ~ clock, an
adj ',rome nj took place TU q TIL