Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

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From de T. S. Telegraph Of Saturday
Itha Senate Yesterday. the JOINT Res
o1loa from tie House Of Representatives,
fvrr the adjournment Of Congress on the
18th O. May next, was taken up for cou-
sdrrauou; and. after shol; discussion,
h.d ON the table uIl the first Monday on
Nlqv next. Petitions aad memorials were
presented by Nessrs. Sanford, Noble, and
Bur ett The Jill for the reliel OF d5!Jah
Tracy was passed, and several others orr
dered 90 be read Ia third time. Mr.. Holmes
offered an amendment to the resolution
presented by Mr.. Woodbury. calling on
Tho Secretary of the Treasury TO report Oh
exDendrures Of the wears 1873 aud Isl.
respectively, under each head OF approprl.
atom; and on motion, the resolution ono
amendment were ordered % lie on the ta-
'ble The Senate then proceeded 20 Use
consideration of Executive business.
tn the House of Representatives,, on
motion of Nr Wickliie, leave was grant
cd TO the Committee on the Judiciary TO SIT
during the session Of the House Mr.
NrDulie. from the Committee of Way,
and Means. reported a b.ll making appro-
pr,7tious TO carry into effect the treaty o
Butte des Noiso. Mr. CambrelenG from
Che Committee on Commerce, reported the
bII from thc Senate repeating certain ton
mage duties upon ships and vessels of the
United States, aad upon certain torelg'
vessels, with an amendment. Mr.. Cam
breleug also reported among OTHER bills
one 10 regulate the Greigl coasting trade
ON he Northern and Northwestern from
tiers. winch was read twice, and commit
| ted 90 Committee ofthe Whole on ths
state of the Union. Mr.. Dnyton, from
[ the Committee on Military Affairs, moved
TO refer the b,lI TO improve the condition o.
/ the army aud for the prevention otdescr
|uon, TO the same Committee ofthe Whole
las the bi.l Oh prevent suffers from selling
lar5aut spirits t0 soldiers, had been refer
. red Mr. W b. Shepard reported res
.0'ution from the Select Committee on thl
subject of the Roanoke Inlet, which wa:
upon the suggestion Of Mr.. Cambreieng
referred o. lie Committee on Commerce
and ordered TO be printed. Numerous
other resolutions were offered Mr.. Ar
cher, from the Committee on Foreign At
. fairs. announced his intention TO move. Oh
. Tuesday, that The House 20 into Commit
/ ice Of the Whole on tbo state Of the Union
ON the 5dl for the expenses Of the diploma
Inc agents of the United States. Mr.
\ Mitchell. from DE Select Committee, APP
\ ,onted on the subject of the exhumatior
and eD,ombmen, IN the Capitol, OF the ,e
! mains Of General Washington. p5esente,
IA report, accompanied By the loilowin.
resolutions:
II1nf Resolutions, providing for the IA
+ r9.ai eu,3mbment Of the remains O
General George Washington, and for
r,fesriau statue ofthat General.
! n s9lre4. 5v the Senate and House o
( qeUr.smiaHsss of the United States Q
/ 71sFcq ia Congress assembled, That th
( remains of General George Washingto
Ibe removed, with suitable funeral honors
from the family vault at Mount Vernon
! -o Quoted under tho direction Of a Join
+ Ommittee of both Houses Of Congress
i1a the day Of December next, an
llep.on'bed IN lhc National Sepulchre, 70 b