Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

relation 10 each other, aud accompanied by n plan 4
such alterations in the gold coins Of the United States
as may be necessary 10 conform those coins the I'll
yer coins in their true relative value, which order
ed to be printed, and one thousand additional copie
sent 10 the Senate.
On motion OF Mr.. White the Senate resumed IN.
Of the noo, Of the 9th ulti,no to ,.
miss the assisaa door-keeper Of the Senate; and en-
ON motion OF Mr. Bib, the resolution was again lsis
on the table. .,
Ga motion Of Mr. Rowan thu bill 20 authorix. IN.
citizen. OF the territories Of Arkansas aud Florida 4
elect their officers and for other purposes, con.id
cred in committee OF the whole, aud amendment be
ing proposed II read the third time, passed and sen
to the House Of Representative. f,r concurrence.
| THE IMPEACHMENT. as
! On motion by Mr.. Tszeweii, tho Senste resolve
itself into High Court of nts, for the iria
OF James II. Peck, District Judge Of Missouri and the
oath pre- .crised having been administered to the Vice
President, and by him to the As Senators following viz
| Mesrs. Adams. Barnard, Barton, Bell, Bib, Brown
Burnet, Chase Clayton, Dekerson, Dudley, Ellie. Foo,
Forsyth, Frelnghuy-eo. Grnndy, Hayne, Hendrick.
Holmes, Ired-ii, Johnston, Kans, King, Knight, Liv
ingston, Mckinley. Mclean, Marks, NaudAin. Noble
Robbins, R,wan. Rugsle'. Sanford Seymour. Sisbe-
Smith OF s. G; Spragnr. Taxewell, Troup Tyler, Web
sser, White, Wiley, Wooibury.->,
The managers appointed by the H,u.e Of R.presen.
tatives. then appeared at the bar of tho Senate, and
having been conducted anil seated within the bar and
the usual proclamation TO keep silence having been
made by the Sergeant at Arms, Mr. BuchanaR, OF
syIvania. their Chairman, aud read the article oil
impeachment which had been agreed 10 by the House
OF Representatives, against J'nes II. Peck, District
Judg. OF h- Unite Safes f,r the District of Missouri
Tho Vice President inform ID the managers tina. the
Senate would take proper orier thereon Of which the
House Of Representatives should have due notice: and
they then withdrew t
On motion by Mr.. Tazev.li, 1t was
Resored. That the Secretary he directed to i.sue
summons, in the usual form, tn James H. Peck, Judge
Of the District Court Of the United States for the Die.
tct OF Missouri TO certain article ofimpe
in.nt exhibited against him by the House OF Rrpresen
tatives this days that the said summons be returns
BILE here Tuesday next the eleventh ms taDt, and
be served by the Sergeant at Arms, person to
be depued by him. at least three days before the
turn day thereof and that tn. Secretary commune
| this resolution TO the Hsuse Of Repre- Sc ntativcs.
On motion by Mr.. T.zew-l,
The Court then adjourned to Tu' sday next at IL o.
| clock.
The Senate then resumed Il. Legislative business.
THE NAVY.
The bill to reorganizc the Navy Of the United States
was taken mp In Committee Of the Wh,l-.
Mr Benton moved to strike out the word " rear be-
fore "admira.," which was agreed to.
Mr. D,cker,on then moved TO strike out The word.
six admiras, and division OF the que ,tion having
been andrd by Mr.. Hayne the question was Ia
ken on striking ont the word six" and agreed TO by
yeas and nays-23 to IT.
YEAS.-Messrs B,rnard, Bel, Brown, Chase, Clay
ton. Dcker'on Ellis. Foot. Forsyth, Freiinghnysen.
Gr"ndy Hendricks. King, Knight. Naudain. Ruggles,
S,niori Seymour. Smith of s. C. Sprasue, Tazewe
NAYS.-Messrs. Adams, Barton, Benton, Bib, Dad
-y. Hayns, Iredeii. Jaknston. Kane, Lving.'on Nc.
Kin'sy, Noble, Robbins, Rowan, silsbee. Webster,
Motions were then made to fill the blank with
" three" and with vice and tworear admirals"
by Mr. Hague and Mr.. johnston, which they after.
wards Withdrew; and Mr.. Hayne finally moved to fill
the blank with 90 vice and two. re ar admiras;"
which question was bending at the adjournment.
In the course Of proceeding this BILL quits ami
mated debate took places Messrs Hayne, Webster, and
Johnston, in favor Of and Mes,r. Diekerson, Tazswe
Forsyth Foot and Holmes opposed TO creating the Of
fee OF Admiral
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Lecomp'e, from III, Committee on Military Pen
sion made unavorabc reports the Of Jonathan
Brigham, NeedhAm Maynrd, William Cad, Daniel
Ofear. Daniel Ent, Lewis Gilbert, John Wells, Peter
Van Ordsn, Ezekiel Abbey, Shadrach Knapp Hszski.
ah Hine, Edmund Allen, r 'uben Sharpe. Joshua Will
liam, sundry persons residing in Philadelphia,
18th January 1880. inhabitants OF tn s Of Penn
sylvanii, presented llih January, $780, widows Of Re-
volu,ionarv Officers presented Dc Is. 1926 Revolu
tionsry OBJ :ers presented April 10, 1880; which
ports were laid on the table.
Mr. Verpanck, from the Committee Of Way. and
Means. to which was referred on the 18Th Jan 1890,
the petition OF importers Of wooens in the city OF New
York, reported bill for the relief of certain import
OF cloths; twice read and committed.
Mr. Wickliffe. from the Select Committee, to which
the subject had been REFERRED reported bill to amend
the several ats auhorising the registering and grant
ing oil licenses 10 Seamboat and provide for the bet
ter security OF the lives oil passengers board of
sells. propelled in whole or in part by steam which was
twice read and committed.
Mr.. Wickfe, from the same Committee, reported
the following resolution. viz:
Resolued. That the Secretary Of the Treasury he di-
next Session, such facts (and report his views the
same) as in his opinion may he full aud important TO
Congress, in rnacng regulations for the navg cation
Of Steamb ,at Is S,eam-vo sses, with view guard
against the dangers arising from the bursting Of their
boilers.
Which was unanimously agreed to.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from the
Secretary Of War, declining to communicate to the
House Report Of the Commissioners who surveyed
the James and York rivers, in Virginia, with view 10
the location Of Naval Depot in Of sad rivers
less the House, after being informed OF the facts stated
in .ad leitor, may think proper again call for the
same. which letter read and laid on the table.
Mr.. Buchanan, from ihs Managers appointed OIL the
part OF this House, to conduct the Impeachment a
gans James II. Peek Judge OF the District Court OF
the United States, for the District Of Missouri, re-
ported
That they did, this day carry to the Senate, then in
Session high Court oil Impearhment the article OF
eachment agreed to by this House the lat inst
and that 'hsy informed that they would take pro.
per measures relative to the said achnent Of which
the House would be duly notified"
TENNESSEE LANDS.
Mr.. Grennell moved a consider alton Of the vote
Of yesterday the third reading OF the Tennessee Lnd
Bill stating that he did the request OF the gentle
man from Tennessee, Mr. CrocketD who willing
20 accept the snlneDt suggested by the gen emaU
from Ohio, (Ar. VntoB N place the procc eds OF the
lands in the National Treasury instead Of giving
hem to the State Of Tennessee prop ,sed by the
bill.
MIR Williams opposed TO the nd
demanded the yeas and nays on the question.
Mr.. Crockett expressed earnest hope that the
House would re.consider the bill He wa. willing TO
| accept the amendment OF Mr. VntcD, as he had be-
come convinced that the State had legal claim the
lands, and his great object 10 the
IN their possession, without regarding whether the put