Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

Borst, Boulder, Brown, Buchanan, Canhreleng, Car
Robert Craig. Crane. Crockett. Crocherou Davenport,
De Witt, Drayton, Dudley, Duncan, Findiay. Foster,
Fry, Gather, Gilmore, CURLY. HAl.ey HammOns.
Jennings, Cave johnson, Kennon, p. King, Lamar,
Lewis. Lumpkin Magee, Maary, artind ,l- Nj irtia,
Mccoy. MeDaihe, Mon,li. M.hlenhurg. Nsw'on.
Nuckoll., Overton, Petis, Pok, Potter Powers Ram
sey. Rose, Sperh,. Spencer Stauberrv etigsre Hen
~ II. S,o,s Ta'aferro. Test. Wiley Thompson, Tuck
er, Wayne, White, Wilde, WHioms-Si
So this par, Of the resolution was agreed e..
The question was then put. Will the House agree 10
that member portion of the said resolution. which
Is contained in the following words: =" And Internal
Improv emeLR'
And was decided a. follows:
YEAS-Mes.rs. Arm.troug, Arnold. Bailey, Barber,
Barringer Bates Bell Brodhe ad Butman, ahoon,
Chandler, Chiffon Clark, Coleman, Conner, Cooper,
Craig, Crawford. Creg hon, Crown shield, Dsnel,
Deberry. Denny, ID sha. Dudley. Ellsworth, George
Evans Joshua Evans EJw ard Everett Horace Everett
Finch. Ford. Forward, Grennei, Hawkin-, Hodges,
Howard. Hubbard, Hughes, Hunt Hunting Ton, Ihr-,
ingerso'i,i isaeks' Johns. Richard NJ Johnson KIN
dali, Kincaid L.compte, Leper. Letcher, Lyon, Ma
gse, Maxwell McCreery. McIn ire, Mitchell, Pier
son. Ram-sy, Randolph. Red. Rencher, Richardson,
| Ripley, Russell, William b. Shepard, A. Shepp-rd
Shields. Semmes Sill, S. A. Smith, Spencer, Stsnber-
~. Standfer, t-ph-ns. Sutherland, SWAMI, Swift,
John Thompson. Tracy: Vance, v.rnum. verplanck,
Wa hing on, Weeks. Whittlesey, wiekihe, Wingate,
Yanc-y, Yourg-92.
NAYS -Me-srs. Al xande-, Allen, Aston. Ander-
son. Angel, Archer, John 5. Barbour, p p. Barbour,
Barnwell, Barley, Baylor, Beekmsn, James Blair
Dockce. Boon. Borst. Bonlden, Brown. Buchanan Cam
breIeng. Campbell. Carson, Claiborne. Cav Cox Coui
ter, Cowie., Robert Craig Crane, C,ocberon. Daven.
par, D., Witt, Dickinson, Dorsey, ID ayton, Duncan
Eari, Friday, Foster Fry, Gsther, Gilmore, Go,d--
now, tiorham, Guriey. Hill. Halsey, Hamnons, Har-
vey, Haynes Hemph Kinds, Hoffman, Irwin, Cave
Johnson, Ksnnon. Perkin' King, Lunar, Lent, Lewis
Lnmpkin. Malary, Mar,indaIs, Martin, Mccoy, Me-
Dui1ie. Mercer, Mcneil, Muh-nbsrc, Newton, Norton
Nuckolls. Overion. Pets, Polk, Potter Powers, Rose
Speight, Stergere, Henry Sorrs, Taliaferio, Tay-
lor, Test, Wiley Thompson. Tucker Vin,on,. Wayne,
Camp, p. White, Edward ID. White, Wilde, Williams.
The quaAon was then put, will the House agree to
that member or portion Of said resolution which is con-
presentation OF each in the II OF Representatives with
leave to report by hill or oherwi.e and decided by
yeas s nays-Yeas III, Nays75
So the LIST and An members OF the said resolution
were agreed to by The House, and the 3rd member
| thereof was rejected.
The resolution agreed to by the House is as follows
Resoired, That a Select Committee be appointed to
inquire into the expedenry oi appropriang the nett
proceed- OF the sales Of the Public Lanis among tn
several States and Territories Tor the purpose of educa
on, in proportion TO the representation OF each IN the
H. oil Representatives; with leave 10 report by bill
otherwise"
INTERCOURSE WITH COLOMBIA.
ne following mess received from the President
OF the U. States:
To the Senate and II. Of Representatives.:
GENTLEMEN: The accompanying gold me laI com
memora,ive OF the delivery OF tbs Lberator Presden,
OF the Republic 81 Columbia, frem the dagger. OF as.as-
sins, on the night of the 25h of Sept last, has been o.
Tered Tor my acceptance by that Gov ernment The
spect which etain for the character Of the
Liberaor President, for the People and Government
over which he presides renders this mark Of their
gard most gratifying TO my feelings But / pre-
vented from complying with their wishes, by the pro.
vision OF our Constitution, rbdng the acceptance Of
presents from fore States by the officers OF the United
States aud it is therefore placed at the disposal Of Con-
gress.
The powerful influence Of the affairs &c his country
which The sacrifices and heroic deeds of Gen Bolivar
have acquired for him, creates an anxiety as to his .
ture in which the friends Of liberal in ttution.
throughout the world deeply par icpae. The favora
ling yh In haua a,
services rendered by him. aad of his personal charac.
Ter, mpresses ms with the strongest condencef that
h' conduct in the present condition of his country, will
De such as may best promoe her true interest and best
secure his own permanent fame.
deem q" present a suitable occasion to inform you,
that shortly alter my commune aion to Congress- al
the opening Of the session. dispatches were received
from MIR. Moore, the Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotentisry Of the Urited.- States to
Coombi, stating that he had eded in obtaining the
assent OF the Counc OF Ministers to tn, allow e
the claims OF Gus citizens uoon that Governments in
me aes o. The brig Josephine and her cargo, and
the schooner Ranger and part of her cargo An ola
cai copy OF The Convention Subsequently entered into
between Mr. Moore and the Secretary Of Foreign AT
fairs providing for the final seleme nt OF those claim,
has just been received at the ID ,psrtmen mt OF ate
by an additional article OF this Conv ention the claim
IN the case OF the brig Morris il suspended, until fur
Their Information is obtained by the Colon ban Govern
men from the court at Caraccas; and MIR. loore an
uclpates its early and satisfactory Adjustment;
Inc Convention only w ,ited The ratification of the
lloerator President who was, the Tine ab sent fr
bogota, 10 be binding upon the Colombian Governm n
al hough these claims comparatively OF large
amount, yet The npt and equitable manner in which
the application OF MIR. Moore in behalf of our injured
citizens, was met by that Government, entities its con-
duc' 10 our APPRECIATION, and promises well for the tu-
ttIre rela ions OF the countries
~ gives me pleasure TO add expression Of nv
TIRE Satisfaction with the con luct OF Mr. Moore since
ms arrival at Bogota. The judgment and discretion
eVinced by him on occasions OF much interest and
cacAi the assiduity d played in bringing nearly 10
conclnson within five weeks after his arrival claim.
which had been pending for years. aud the promptitude
anu capacity with which lie has entered upon other
and more important portions OF his official duty are
calculated TO inspire strong confidence in HE future
usefulness. ANDREW JACKSON.
January 10. 1880.
with the Message and Medal, the President trans.
mitted to Congress the following 10 Huns elf from
Mr.. Moore
UNITED STATES LEGATION.
B0g0ta, November IS, 1929.
DEAR SIR : IL gives me much pleasure TO enc'o
gold medal which has been conidsd to me by this
Government, to be forwarded to you, as testimonial
OF IT'S high and distinguished regard for your
aii person; and a. slight testimony Of the sati faction
ieit b" the Colombian Government and the Colombian
reoPe, al your eleva ion to the Chief Magisracy of
the United States.
- The enco'ed translation Of a noe to me from Mr. |
Fersara, the NJ mister Of Foreign Relations explains
the occasion which has caused the execution of hi
medal. "
would have preferred sending the medal by a pr
va'e conveyance; but opportunities OF that kind sci.
dofn present themselves, and have concluded that il
may 20 as safely with the public dispatches.
nave The honor 10 be, with great respect,
Your obedent servant,
To General ANpREw Jackson
- President If The Unitei States Wdshingfon.
me said message was read, and referred to the Com
miu"e on Foreign Affairs.
The Speaker laid before the House latter fran the