Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30


MIR. Buchanan said OF two.
Alter some discussion TO the form of the resolution
Mr. Storrs moved that the Senate be required make
order ior the appearances OF the sand James H. Peck
. answer to this impeachment
u nir. Storrs then offered the following resolution:
@eS0fced ihat Committee be appointed to prepare
aud report to the House, articles of gans
James H. Peck District Judge for the State of Mssou-
RI, Tor msiemeanors in his said office. E7'H
/. The resolution being agreed to,
ME- Storrs proposed that the Committee should con
SIS. OF nve, which was likewise agreed TO. ~,
The Speaker presented communication from the Pre-
sdest OF the United States the subject of survey OF
SANDY pay, massachusetts, which was laid upon the Ia
oie' and ordered 10 be printed.
+ WARRINGTON, April 27-In the Senate. Yesterday.
the bill tor the providing for exchange of lands with
the Indians AMI their removal beyond the Mississippi
was read the third time and PASSED The bill from
the House making appropriations for the building OF
light houses and bcacons placing buoys erecting of
piers, and Improvement Of certain harbors was taken
up on motion Of Mr.. Woodbury., aud the a,ne me Mt.
reported oy the Committee Commerce having been
| explained by MIR. Woodbury., the Chairman Of that
Committee, aud agreed TO as in Committee of the Whole
me OIL was reported to the Senate, when Mr.. Benton
alter some remarks moved to lay the bill on the table
Tor the purpose Of obtaining further alton a. to
ITS details On this motion debate ensuei in which il
was supported by Messrs Benton, Forsyth, Bernard,
iHewe and SANFORD, and opposed by Me.srs. Woodbi.
~ Holmes. Clayton and Sisb.e The bin was finally
laid ON the table with the consent Of the Chairman Of
me Committee on Commerce, Mr.. Woodbury., and with
me UNDERSTANDING that IL Is TO be taken up to-day
Ne.srs. Buchanan and Storrs, members Of the Hous.
Representatives, appeared at the bar Of the Senat.
with message from th't House, and In tho name of
tue rouse OF Representatives and Of all the poople of
the United States, impeached James II. Peck Judge
Of the United States Court for the District of
n, oil high misdemeanors in Office; whereupon, Mr.
iaZewe moved that select committee be appoin Ell 10
consider and report the subject when on baIlotny
1t appeared that Mss,rs TazeweiI Bell and Web,tey
were chosen. The Senate took up the RESOLUTION OF
Mr. Barton, calling upon the President for his .ons
Tor removing James Carson from the office of Register
Of the Land Office in Missouri. After some remark,
from Messr' Mckinley. Knight. Barton and Kane,
| the resolution was, on motion of AIr K,u. I.J nm
| the tablc-yeas %, nays Is. '.i
Alter the usual presentation OF peons &c yer.I hill.
Of both local and general Impotence, were reported
or taken into consideration, la the House of Represen
fdf'ues Mr. Powers, from the Committee on the Dis
tric oil Columbia, reported bill Tor the election of
delegate 10 the House from the District, which wa.
read twice, aud CO mmitted TO Comntee of the Whole
Sir. Semmss, from the same Committee, reported bill
on the subject Of the Orphans Court in the District
whicn was similarly disposed Of The resolution intro
duced by Mr. Dssha, from the Military Committee ON
The snhect OF reducing the number of os ers of the
army oil the United States, was taken I'm and ,.sEp
amer modhcshon made on motion Of Mr.. Wilde, d-
recung the Secretary OF War 10 report upon the expe
diency OF the proposed reduction On motion of Mr.
Pes Judge Peck obtained leave to wthdra W the doc
ument' AMI papers presented by him to the House in
reia'on TO The charges against him reported by the
Committee on the Judiciary. The bl for the appoint
men OF Marshal Ct the Northern District of Alabama
was read third time and PASSED; and the till from
me senate Tor the removal OF certain Indians West of
me Mississippi was read twice and appropriately re-
iered The Committee, consisting Of Messrs BIcha
nan ana otorrs OF New York, appointed for that pur
pose reported that they had pursuance OF the reso
luton oil the House, impcached Judge Peck before the
senate After the transaction OF some further bu.incss
'he OH reported by MIR. Maiary, from the Committee
on manufactures, on the subject OF duties on import.
was taken up in Committee OF the Whole on the
the State of the Union, Mr. Polk in the chair Mr. Nc
Duhe addressed the Committee, in opnositon 10 the
easnre ana moved 10 strike out the whole of the bill
alter the hrst section, which provided for the vaIua
''1n OF invoices OF wolen goods imported into the
ca States In order for the more efectual prev.nto
OF frauds apon the revenue. He had not concluded
MS remarks upon the subject, when the Committee
proceeded to the consideration ofthe bill for .ub.crin
tion OF stock the part of the United States IN the
may.vis Cannsi, (kentucky,) and afterwards took up
the bill liking thu compen<g' Of certain United
States District Judges. After come further discussion
| journed. rU g T,eI
WAsHINGToN, April 2S.-In Senate, YESTERDAY
Mr. N auda,n presented the petition of Joseph s. Can.
non' late Ndshipman in the United States NAVY
MT. azeweii, from the Select Com mitee, to'yhch
had been referred the message Of the Hou,c of Repre-
| sentatives, demanding the impeachment of judge
PECK made report. Mr.. Tazewel made an unfa
voraoie report on the memorial OF Mrs Pnkney Mr.
SANFORD presented the petition of Mrs HAYDEN wild
ow oi Maj. III iyden. Mr.. Woodbury. from the Com
miee on Commerce. to which hid been referred two
'eUers from the Chief Engineer relating TO the survey
q. the river wabash, presented on Monday last, by
MI Hendricks, reported that appropriation could
DO mahe Tor inprovin the navigation of said river
before the completion Of the surveys Several reso
lu'ions were presen,e by Mr. Holmes calling on III.
Preside at OF the United States for the m
walls from office, and for some other pnrpo.es Tn.
Senate spent some time in the consideration of Ex.cu
! tive business
In the House Of Representatives the resolution for
| me appointment OF Committee to superintend the
puolc printing was after the usual bu.iness of the
early part OF the session had been dspo, Of taken
INTO consideration, and discussed until the close of the
hour. Several resolutions were submitted among
winch was one presented by Mr. Chiffon, requesting
me President OF the United States 10 state 10 IN.
Rouse The reason. which induced him to remove off
GERS holding public stations, up to the 81 Of March
49, from the highest to the lowesest grades. The
yeas and nay, being the motion of Mr. McDufs Ia
ken on the consideration Of this Restitution il ~. ne.
CARVED by vote OF l26 to 4S. The resolution propos
en- ny Mr. Coulter the subject Of the public print.
ing was called mp and conslerd until the expr
oil the hour assigned The bill for the puni.hrne Mt Of
Crimes In the district of C,lutnsis wa, then take, I'm
anu discussed ~ ertenso until near o'clock, when ar
Ter various amendment had been pfoposed and deba.
tel, lis further consde ration was, on motion OF MIR
Alexander. postponed until TO. day. no
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, April III
message was received from the Senate of the "
states, by Mr. Lowe, their Secretary 10 the following
words:
Mr.. SPe,ker, ana directed 70 deliver 10 this Hous.
Tho following resolution which h,, been adopted nv the
Senate: In SrNArror rur IT G
- April eth 1880. :
Wh.rea', the House ef Representatives. on III. rs h
day OF the present month, by two Of their members,
MesTs Buchanan and Storrs OF New York, at the bar
OF the Senate, iDpeac James H. Peck Judge of the
District Court OF the United States for the District Of
Missouri, OF high miAde in Offices and az quaint
h. IL.