Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

SO the House ordered the bill. tn a third
reading. On motion Of MIR. Everett.
ut Nsssae busetts, the House adjourn
ed. after a session Of twelve hours.
| baltimore and Ohio RoH Road. In
the House on Friday, Mr.. Howard
>aid that the motion he was about Ia
make would. he hoped. be acceded to
by the House. The session Was draw
ing SO rapidly tn a close that he was
fearful that bill, in which not only
his immediate constituents, but the
State Of MARYLAND also, felt deep I'm.
terest. would not be brought before
the House from the great pressure Of
ihn-'acss--hc alluded to The bill autho-
rizing 4 subscription tn the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road. lie did not an.
uoipsse any opposition To the Bill, and
there would consequently be 10 de
bate. The prospect Of debate, which
must have arisen " opposition had been
made on behalf Of the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal TO was now removed, as
he understood that one of his colleagues
MIR. Washington was prepared To Of
Ter an amendment which mad rec eived
the sanction Of those who represented
the Rail Road Company, and the mem
bers Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Canal Company. In this compromise,
the United States, az a stakeholder i'm
the latter, were largely concerned in
pecuniary point Of view inasmuch ~
iitwou'd obtain Tor the Canal Company
the privilege Of passing up as high n,
Harpers Ferry. which rs in,lisprnsa.
Bile, and could not be procured IN any
other TANNER than with the assent OF
the Rail Road Company. Upon this
view OF the subjec'. without trespass-
ing upon the time Of the House to ex.
plain the Importance of the Road as a
National measure, he would move Ia
suspend the rule of the House for the
especial and particular rpose of Ia
king up the Bill authorizing the sub
scription TO the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road.
Mr.. Mercer said if any com promise
had been agreed on between tho two
! Companies, as suggested by the gen
tlcman from Maryland, il WAS without
his knowledge. Mr.. Homar : motion
was laid on the table.
| TUESDAY, MAY eJ.
The Senate. after spending some
some time IN Executive business, ra
solved itself Into Court Of Impeaoh
men, for the trial Of Judge Peck. The
Court was then adjourned until the
next meeting at Congress.
In the House of Representatives
the day was occupied with the Indian
bill.
WASHINGTON, MAY o.
The Indian BM-The question
which has engaged so anxiously and
nnrem'ltingiy the attention Of the
House Tor some DAYS past, and which,
Tor that reason, As W, u a. tor its intrin.
SIC Importance. and the carnes,ness
win which VI has been. taken up by the
reopie IN many of the States. had be-
c"ue very interesting, was yesterday
decided. We mean the bill providing
tor the re"aocol IF tic Indians bpysnd
the Mississippi. After a renewed
struggle To get the bill recommi,ted.
with a view To the adoption Of MIR.
hemphlil's Substitute, the friends o.
the bill defeated that motion by four
vnte', and finally passed the bill by a
majority OF hve-every member OF the
. House, not absent from the CITY by
ieave, being in his place. The amend.
ment adopted by the House was forth.
win concurrcd IN by the Senate, and
~ The President will certainly sign the
bill. II may b. considered as a law.
IN the form in which we have "a
Ken the trouble 10 copy il accurately
from the rolls al Congress. ( Ma. Int.
THURSDAY, MAY p.
THIS was the last day of tie present
session Ut Congress. in which any hill
could pass the House in which il orio,.
mated. The Senate, having apparen,-
" passed all the bills originating with
Them which they wished to mas. adj
Iourned at an early hour. The House
OF Representatives sat late. The ,wo
next days, Friday aud Saturday. will
be confined 10 the consideration of such
blis as shall have already passed one
or the other House.
The President Of the United State. Ia,
Pot his relo upon The bill. which had pa.,.
I'd both Houses OF Congress, an,het,z,no
SUBSTITUTION 90 The stock Of the Wash.
,ngtoD and Maysville Ky. Turnpike Road
C""p"Dy The reasons for his re- fu.sI 10
'gn tbs bill. are contained IN a message.
81 considerable length. addressed 10 lie
House Of Representatives.. 10 which JoJy
Tie ball of'gInstsJ The reading Of IN.
message, which wa VIII take the ea,l,ss,
opportunity 10 lay before our readers. wa.
hssoed TO with deep attention. and the
result Of . produced IN thu House a very
pe'eepiibse excitement As far as~e could
"nhrrsiSnd ibe principal paints of IN mes
'"Se If"m hearing The reading of inih,t
.asl 1ntTe IN which The House its. the
Pfss'den' admits The power 81 Tie General