Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-25
C0W 4M8Sa.
IN SENATE

OF thu Senate OF the Clerk. mployet in his ctIic. and
of the LSraran which bill read twice and ordered
10 he engrossed for a ;hi d reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith OF Md, The biit FROM the
House making appropriations for certain
oil the Ordnance, Engineer, and QuMtermas,er's De-
parmen, was taken up, and aer having been anne nd
ed was ordered to third reading.
MIR. Dckerson, from the Committee ON Manufac-
urers, made report on the petition OF sunry manu-
lecturers OF iron wsssoi the City and County OF PhA-
dephia; the report ordered to be printed and the
committee was discharged from the further considera
lion OF the subject.
On motion Of Mr. Woodbury., the COMMITTEES on
Commerce was discharged from the further consdera.
ton OF the petition OF certan masters OF vessels pray
ing for the change Of port OF entry Lake Cham.
plain; OF petition from Philadelphia in relation to
warehouses; and Of petition FROM New York, rela
tive to the duties or vessels navigating the Northern
Lakes.
The President communicated report from the Com
missioner OF the General Land Office transmitting in
compliance with resolution Of the Senate Of I5f in-
slant, statement OF the accounts Of Ambrose Whit
lock- Receiver oil Public Money, at To-
diana.
On motion Of MIR. Smith of Maryland, the Commit
tee on Finance was discharged from the further con-
sdeation OF all subjects referred to them and yet
acted on.
On motion Of Mr. Livingston the bill for tho relief of
the Mayor. Aldermen, and inhabitants OF the City OF
New Orleans Granting them certain lots Of land bind
ing on the river in said city, taken up and after
having been considered, was,
On motion Of Mr.. Kane, laid on the table.
On motion OF MIR. Grundy the Ssnate proceeded to
the consideration OF Executive business and when the
doors were opened,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House assembled and was called to order at 10
o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Chiffon. the committee on Militia.
ry Pensions discharged from the further
ton OF the cases OF Daniel Blackmore, Philip welles.
Joseph Pierce, ]. Brown, j. Randolph, Valentine Ryn.
sci, William Harbeson, William Elliot David Weans
and Eli Brown; and, also,
On motion OF Mr.. Bockee. from those of Samuel
John pair
and Abel Nesline; and
On motion of Mr.. Ford, they were discharged from
the consideration OF variou. others.
Mr. Vinton, from the committee on Internal Improvs
ment, reported bill to grant to the State OF Ohio
quantity OF land to aid in the making and repair of GER.
tain roads therein named.
Ii was read twice, referred to a committee NJ IN.
Whole on the state Of the Union, and ordered to be
printed
Mr.. Miller, from the committee on Naval Affairs,
reported bill Tor the relief of the widows and orphans
oil the officers. and marines Of the United State,
Schooner Wild Cat which was disposed of in the usu,
way.
The resolution Of Mr.. Taiaerro, for tho reduction Of
the duty on salt, was then taken up.
The resolution WAS read on request.
The question before the House was the motion pre
viously submitted, for the previous question
Mr. Burgess moved call of the House.
MT Chiffon objected to the proposition, and earnest
draw his motion. The tax pressed heavily, indeeT
upon those who lived in the interior Of the country TO
an extent mat could not be appreciated by those who
lived upon the ssahoard.
Mr.. Burgess replied, and explained his motive in NOV
ing call OF the House. IL was simply that cues.
'on' which even the gentleman from Kentucky him
seli acknowledged to be of the highest importance
should he decided in full House.
Mr. Hoffman made a few remarks; after which,
The motion Tor call of the House was negaiived
without a division.
The question then taken the call for the pre-
vious question; which negaived by a vote OF SO
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Mr. Rae 1oH-r al ~ gsIya..
the i'llowing:
That the Secretary of the Treasury he instructed
10 inform this House. at the next session of Conyre..
lat The quantity Of Salt at the yariou.
Sail Works in the United States, and each factory.
"a The price exacted fer Salt at each Of the manu-
81 The quality OF the Salt manufactured at each Of
the manufactures.
4'h The prices of Salt in various parts Of the coun
Mr. Reed addressed the House, until eleven o'clock
in support OF his motion.
Mr.. Taliaferro, after few remarks in the course of
which, he alluded 10 the fact that the proposed reduce
ton Of the duty Salt had been supported previously
by the vote OF los members OF the House, Withdrew
his resolution.
The following bills were read third time and PAS,
An act, to amend act entitled an act to re guate
me practice of the Courts of the United States for the
District Of Louisiana.
bill for the distribution of certain books the rein
named.
These were the copies Of the diplomatic CORES pond.
ence OF the United States, during the revolution
Upon the question OF passing this BILL Mr.. Russell
called for the yeas and nays but the call wa. not sus
tanned.
The bill was passed by vote Of ayes los, noes not
counted. ~
Mr.. Bouldn. by the unanimous consent of the House
presented petition
REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
The bill amended by the Senate for the relief OF Ger.
tam revolutionary officers and soldiers, next taken
up
the amendment OF the Senate, to a committee of the
whole on the state Of the union
some further discussion ensured In which Messrs
Bates, Sterigere and Taylor. joined.
Mr. Taylor moved the previous question.
ne motion was seconded bya vote OF ayes 81, noes
not counted.
The main question, which was on concurrinp in IN.
in the Affirmative.
The bill from the Ssnae to re organize the Nav AZ
the United States, road twice and
On motion Of Mr.. Whluls,ey, referred 10 the Com.
mlee on Naval Af,irs.
CITY COUNCIL OF CHARLESTON, s.
Inc Dill passed by the House and amended by the
senate was taken up; and the amendms nis proposeJ
were, alter statement upon the subject by Mr. Cam.
breeng, one OF the Committee Of Conference sppoint
ed 10 meet Committee OF the Senate, eoneurred in
by the House, which agreed to the report Of the Con
ferees. ~
VIRGINIA STATE LINE.
Inc bill for the relief of the officers and soldiers of
Voluton, was, on motion Of Mr.. Doddridse postponed
until Friday. - F
ne other special orders Of the day were also pospon
ca, several until Monday, and one until Friday.
REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS
ne House then, on motion of Mr.. Bell, resolved IT,