Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04
IN SENATE.

draft has been issued and the re.idue he ba. h. a.
rected to deposite in Mobile, Alabama; that II does no
appear that he IL defauer in any other manner b,r
IN falling TO transmit the quarterly return, of the off
Tor the two last quarters Of which failure
prosecution on his bond has been ordered.
z That the sureties Of Mr.. Fitzgerald were ,crss,
bly, to the long standing regulation of the Depsrim.n,
certified to be sufficient, by Magistrate Of the Ter
r,tory OF Florida, who was also Mayor Of the CITY O.
Pensacola ny
Ihas since been Represented to tho Department, N
those sureties are in.ovent. Inquiry has been made
on this point; and the Information obtained from, bigh
~ respectable sources is that the bondsmen were a,
me date oil the bond ample security TO the Govern.
ment; thatcue of them has lately aiied but tia, ,h
DINER IL sufficient for sum exceeding the amount o.
neu posages received at that Office since the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Fitzgerald.
have the honor 10 be,
With great respect,
Your obedient servant
~, w. T. BARRY.
The letter was then, motion OF Mr. Woodbury.
ordered TO be printed.
MIR. Smith of South Carolina, from The Committee on
rinance to which had been referred the bill from tho
Rouse oil Representatives TO reduce the duties on lei
coffee and cocoa reported the same with am .ndments
which were read.
Mr. Chambers, from the Committee on the Dis,ric,
oil Columbia, reported without amendment the hill
from the House ia relation to code for the District OF
Columbia.
Mr. Tyler said that the bill TO reduce the duties on
YEA eonee and cocoa just reported from the Committee
on Finance, by the Senator from South Carolina impo,
ed the duty on him OF asking the printing Of the me-
mortal OF tie salt makers Of Kanbawa. This motion
was made at the request of the memerialsts because
hey believed that their memorial presented the most
favorable view of the subject in which they were in
claims
The printing was then ordered
The bill from the House authorizing a sub.c riptioo
OF stock in the Maysvle, Washington Paris and Lex.
ington Turnpike Road Company, read, and ordered
10 second reading; ayes Is, noes 10.
The bill TO re-organize the establishment of the office
OF Attorney General and erect il in an executive de
paf'men', together win the amendments of the Judi
ciary Committee, was taken up on motion of Mr. Row
an and alter debate i'm which the bill WAS sunnor,
cd by Messrs. Rowan, Hayne Johnston, Sanford and
Ccthemngnny,en, and opposed by Mes'rs. Bell Foot,
IN ,.h webster and woodbury., was finally laid
tive business. "
The Senate adjourned over until Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Cambreleng, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported OIL to amend the navigation laws of the u.
STATES which was read FIRST time.
MIR. Mallary moved to lay the bill upon the table
but suspended his motion until
MIR. Cambreieng addressed the House at some len
dsprecAng the ilberality which would be manifested
oy tne mal'r"y; 10 thus preclude debate upon the
Mr.; Mallary replied, and renewed hi, motion 10 lay
Mr.; Wayne arose to address the House, but ques.
ton OF order arising, f
subject Nv u WIG
Mr.: Cambreleng hoped the gentleman would copse n,
10 mody his motion, to postpone the bill until The
first Monday in January next
Mr. Gorham then addressed the House al lenetb
pre,ening general vie ws in opposition TO the bill
Mr.. Wayne again arose but il being announced that
the hour for the presentation OF bills and resoIuton.
had elapsed, the subject was laid over
mr.. oSerton submitted the following resolution
which was laid on the table:
Resotued That the Secretary Of the Treasurv c,rso
10 be made out map, exhibit of the public land. In
are surveyed, or may hereafter he surveyed in eacb
state; and that they he divided in many classes
may be necessary 10 shew their relative oalies ard
t'a the same he laid before Congress az soon after
ther next meeting may he practicable and at the
meeting OF each succeeding Congress
on motion Of Mr. Buchanan, the article Of impoach.
men' against Judge Peck which had been printed and
laid on the table, committed TO Committee NJ The
"ho'e House on the state Of the Union.
- MI Mallary moved to suspend the rules of the
House, IN order to pass the orders Of the dav and
resume the consideration Of the report of the Commit
tee on Manufactures
=. MIR. Whlesey oppased II; and Me.srs Storrs of
view YORK and Speght advocated the motion; the lat
Ter seHtieman remakng, that il the time of the Hou.e
were spent on these bills, they could not be acted up
on in the Senate. w
Messr. Pe,,is Reed, Bell and whittlesey afterwards
addressed the House, and the question b.ing ,,Lsn
mere appeared, ayes SO, noes TO-
wothirds not voting for tbs proposition, ii was re-
LAND CLAIMS IN FLORIDA.
The bill for the fina settlement oil private land claims
IN florida, was next taken up.
Mr. Sterigere spoke in opposition TO the reconmit.
men' OF the bill; and the motion was lost.
Mt Petiis called for the ayes and noes; but this no
ION not being seconded by sufi lent number rising
the bi was passed. o.
On motion OF Mr.. Lamar,
The House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, May lin the Senate, Yesterday.
the bill from the House OF Representatives suthoriz.
ing subscription the par, Of the United States 10
the Stock Of the MaysvilIe, Washington, Paris and
Lexington Turnpike Road Company, was read and or
dered TO second reading; ayes 1S, noes15 The bin 10
authorize The Registers OF the several Land Offices in
the state OF Louisiana, TO receive entries of lands in
certain cases, and TO give 10 the purchasers thereof
certificates for the same; and the bill further TO extend
the powers Of the Judges OF the Superior Court for the
eTrhory OF Arkansas, under the act approved the 26
day OF May, 1924 were severay read the third time
and passed. w
On motion Of Mr. Rowan the Senate took I'm tbe hin
Tor The reorganization Of the Department Of the Ator
ney General, together with the amendments reportsd
by the Committee on the Judiciary. debate then
ensued, IN which the bill was supported by Messrs
Rowan, Hayne, Johnston, Sanford and FreInehuvsen.
and opposed by Messrs Bell, Foot. Chambers Webster
and Woodbury. and, finally, The bill was laid on The Ia
BILE, yeas 20. nsys IL.
In the House of Representatives., Mr. Cambreleng
from the Committee OF Commerce, introduced ., a b
to amend the navigation laws OF the United siates
which being once read, Mr. Mallory moved 10 Law n nm
the table This motion called forth an animated though