Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-22

Tuesday 8prit - The Senate, passed fle
bill 10 establish the office OF Surgeon Genera
OF the Navy, with the Amendments, altering
the component parts Of the Navy rntion. The
bill to reorghnize tho eat Establishment of Altof-
ney General. aud erect II into an Executive
Dnpar ment, was takon up, on motion DC Mr.
Rowan, and an interesting debate ensued, ia
winch the bin Was opposed by Messrs. Barton.
Holmes FreiliDghuySen and Webster, aud sDp
ported by Mr. Rowan In thu course of tbs
debate, and after he blonks Ind been filed air
Forsyth moved 10 amend The bill by inserting
n proviso which he preisced with some =,
marks, thai the Attorney General shall not
during his continuance 10 office, engage in any
private practice in the Courts Of the United
states, or Of The States. M Holnles after
some remarks, moved TO re commit The bill
with instructions 10 amend II 20 ~ 10 establish
a Home Department, 10 take charge Of tho
business proposed 10 he conhded 10 the Auor.
ney General, by The bill. After some farlhes
debate, aud before any question WINS taken, lhc
bill was laid on the table, on motion Of Mr.
King aud the bill providing Tor an exchange
OF lands with such Indians residing in the sever
al States, rs are willing 10 emiglate, and ma
king appropriation for their removal beyond
The Mississippi, WAS taken up MS the unfinished
business Mr.. Mekiuley then concluded his
ctemnrks Ia favor of the bll, and WHEN be
onclnled beng nearly the hour of adj onfn
meat Nh. Forsyth commenced hsargn,uGnt -
reply TO Mr.. Ferllnghuysen and continued
for about fifteen minute, when thu Senate nd
journed.
In the House oil Representatives Mr. NJ.
Dnllie from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, 10 which had been referred that pafi o.
the Presidents Message relating 10 lhe Bank o
the United States. presenied report upon
tia, subject, OF which ten thousand copies were
upon motion II Mr.. Muhleubmgh, ordered 10
be printed Tue resolution OF Mr.. Drhyion,
calling upon the Secretary Of War TO repor,
upon plain Tor the reduction of the number
Of he officers OF the United States Army, oon.
sisteni with the interests OF the public service.
was again taken up, aud discussed by Messrs
Wilde, WickIiile and Daniel until the lapse OF
the hour assigne lor the consideration OF reso-
uI lions. The bill Tor extending The time for
selling he land g,aned TO the Kentucky Deaf
aud Dumb Asylum, was read a third time
aud passed aud various bills from the Senate
were introduced aud passed through the usual
Stage ofl'gslaiio0. The House lheg, on mo
ton Of Mr. HemphIll, went into Committee
OF the Whole on the Buffalo aud New Orleans
road bill. Mr.. Lea aud Mr.. Muheuburgh
addressed the Committee in opp ,siiion to thu
MEASURE and Mr. Norton IN il. favor. After the
consi'lei alton oil various amendments, which
will be partlcularized Ia our full report 10 the
debate on this interesting question, the
Committee rose and reported the bill for en-
grossmeai and third reading and the House
adjourned.
Vednesday, dpnL u In the Senate, the
bill from he House Of Re preseniaiives. entitled
an act 10 ameud An ACT for the benefit Ofthe in
corpornied Kentucky Asylum, for The education
Of the Deal and Dumb, was read aud ordered
TO second reading. Mr.. Webster presented
a memorial demonstrating against the removal
of the Southern Indians beyond The Missis-
sippi, and the extension of the jurisdiction OF
the Southern States over them. The bill TO AL
ter the terms of the credit on bonds given for
duties on goods, wares aud mercandise, impof-
ted into the United States, was taken up the
amendments of the Committee on Finance
and the further amendments OF Messrs. Sis
bee and Sanford having been agreed to, the
bill was ordered to he engrossed and read
n third time. After spending some time IN the
consideration of Executive business, the con-
sideration OF the bull providing for the reno al
of the Indians beyond the Mississippi, was
resumed, and Mr. Forsyth continued his reply
10 Mr. Frelinghuysen. Before Mr.. Forsyth
concluded, the Senate adjourned.
The Speaker, in the House Of Representa-
tives, communicated Message received from
the President OF the United States Tho Resp
Na}s