Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

cents per inc measured bushels anu that from and t.
ter th, 3oth day of September 1884, salt may DC i'm,
ported as ao. r,s irec OF any duty whatsoever.
Resolved, That the committee on ways g. means
be instructed to prepare aud report bill i'm conform
~ with the foregoing resolution.
The resolution being road, Mr.. T. moved that it
&c ia'd on the table and be printed.
MT. tottor hoped tho gentleman would withdraw
his motion, and allow the resolution now to DO cou.
sidercd. - 49,
Mr. Taliaferro did not intend to ask for its consid
Grafton at this time, but. at the request of the gentle
man from Carolina, he would withdraw his mo.
ton to lay il on the table.
Grafton. f~'0 ~0"'iN
Mr.: Irwin OF Ohio, reminded Mr.. r. of his prom.
~ II 'oe resolution were received to nsk that il DO
ana on III inc table and not now to be considered.
Mr.. Il immediately and asked as fnvor nj
Mr. Potter that he would Withdrew his motion and
permit the resolution to be laid on the table: and hc
begged pardon for having for moment forgot the
pledge which he had given, in first Welding to tho
request Of Mr.. Potter he regretted Il, and hone
his pledge. ~ ''
u, MIR. Potter accordingly withdrew his notion and
the table. ~ '"u VI"
Two important bills were fully discussed, and af
soI m"s,ng undergone various amendments were f.
MIR Webster, to establish the office Of Solicitor Of
the treasury, advocated by Messrs. Webster. Nc
hinley, and Chamhers, and opposed by Mcssrs Row
an, D;ckcrson, Sanford, Livingston Foot and smith
vi S. e. In the course of The discussion MT R,ou
moved TO lay the bill on the table; this motion y az
re]ccted' yeas 81, nays %. Mr. Dickerson moved
10 commit the bill to the Committee tho Judicia-
ry, Win instructions to amend it as to assign Tho
duties intended to be performed by the Solicitor Of
me treasury TO the Attorney General; which motion
was io't yeas Is, nays 80. On taking the question
snail The bill be engrossed for third reading II
was rejected, yeas 81 nays -. The second bill was
one reported by the Committee on Naval Affairs m
re-organzo the Navy OF the U. States; and contain
ing provision for the creation of three admir.i.
he
ser'ins the words, lone Vice, and two Rear Admj
rails, In lieu of the Admirals stricken out on a for
ni''r occasion After considerable discussion du-
t!ng winch the amendment for the creation of three
Aanhras, was agreed to. yeas "a. nays 90 together
with various other amendments, the question WINS
taken on ordering the bill to third reading and il
was rejected, yeas %. nays %.
In The House of Representatives of or the tr,ns
acton oil the carly business Of the day. the consde
ration OF the bill to amend the navigation Laws ro
ported by MIR Cambreleng, from the Committee on
commerce. was resumed and Mr.. Strong continued
MS remarks IN opposition to it, concluding by a mo-
ton which he afterwards withdow to post nome tho
bhi to the 9TH of July next. Mr. CambreIeng rose
to reply, but the hour expired The JIonse ~,
took up the Import Duties Bill (which wns .Ilcr
warm but brief discussion, finally passed. mon n
DIVISION by yeas and nays, by vote of 1877 10 a.
me oii rom the Senate for the removal of the In
dams to the West of the Mississippi was subseousnt
iy, on motion of Mr. Bell, taken up in COMMITTEES
OF the whole on the state Of the Union Mr. Wick
iiie IN the Chair, and engaged the attention Of tho
W. WIG ie"dihucr VI tile sitting. MIR. Bell
spoke IN support ofthe measure. until nearly clock
when ha was compelled, by indisposition to discon
tinue his remarks for the present. Mr. Lumpkip was
proceeding to address the committee on The sam.
sides bnt on the motion of Mr.. Barrnuer tho com
nItteo rose, and the House adjourned.
On Friday, in the Senate, the bill to rc-orpa,ize
the Navy of the u. States was ordered To ha or
crossed for third reading. -
The House of Representatives on motion of m
Storrs of NJ Y. laid the table the bill to so,ai
the Navigation Laws of the u. States Mr. ST..
stated that his object place the bill whore
would never again be heard Of The VOTE u.s.,
$50 to 38--The resolution respecting the la - =
aoJournment was then taken up, as amended bv Tho
senate; and the amendment of TINT body Ns;n, IL
day OF adjournment for Monday the 3 st of Msy =;
stans, was concurred in by vote of 100 To So Ti
fndian till was then taken up, in COMMITTEES of ,bo
whole on the state of the Union Mr. Roll cn,n,
dcd his remarks on the bill.
One good effect Of The T1,iG.-Tbe town or p,o
violence IN Rhode Island, in which and lie r;n;n;.'
there Is more Cotton manufactured than in INV ILL.,
part OF the Union, consumed the last year beyond
tue production Of their own soil -Four IY,yn5r.J Tr
Sand EusheIs IF Corn! And what is still better H.
greater part OF which was supplied from the crows
OF North Carolna.-RaieighR Reg. F
uoLD BY THE wEIGHr.-Wo saw n oen,Iem,,
yesterday, who had just paid into the State Bank
OFT Y-rwo POUNDS Of the precious metal faoni -
uric county, III this iState.-Raleish Reeister.
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