Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
MONDAY, Nav %

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Among The petitions presented to-day, was one bv
MIR. Brodhsad, from Amos Binney of Boston, remon-
s'raing again.t the passage Of a hill confirming certain
acts OF the Legislature Of Virginia, respecting The
Ch"sspeake and Ohio Canal Company, as destructive of
the rights OF sid Binney, unles, the said bill be so a.
mended as to secure these rights.
Mr.. Mercer presented a memorial Gom the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, prayins sucb , modih.
ca'ion OF their charter, as will au,horiz. the commence.
men' oil The western section of their Canal, before the
completion OF the work on the eastern section, and that
Congress will authorize a subscription o. Stock. In IN.
sad western section.
MIR. VeTplsnck, from the Committe of WAYS and
Means reported a bill making additional appropriations
LOT The diplomatic sersice OF the vear 1880. ITO cover
me expenses rendered necessary by the death Of two
charges and a new Minister 10 Russia The bill was
committed
MIR. ID rsey from the same committee. r.porc ell Tho
6ii from the Senate. to re-organi,e the Navy Of the U.
States without amendment.
The House resumed the consolidation of The c.oI,-
uon, reported by The Committee on Aerir uliure, to
pint 5000 copies Of certain tract. on the culture OF nix
Mr.. Chiffon, to get rid Of further debats on 0e sub.
Ject' moved the previous question. which being second.
ed. and The main question ordered, 1
Mt. Martin required a division Of the qnssiion; and
i"e q""s'isn being accordingly put on the fret mem.
per o. me resolution, viz; "That G. 900 copies Of the
Reporter the Committee on Agriculture, made to tbi.
House on the 18th Of March, 1923 with The conmu-
nica,ion accompanying the same. fUr. Ru,h,. Reoor,1
on the culture OF silk, ;" be printed, it wa, de ciIed in
the affirmative, by yeas and nays-sy.s 100, noes 6s
~ TF'"" eHof oil the resolution, VIZ: " And
the ike nimber OF copies Of essays on Americ IN elk.
ny Hiessrs. Peter. 5. DUPpnceau and John d'Bomcr.
gne' recently publis' 81, be printed for The use of hi
Hou.e,' was then also ayraed IN he =. a..na 49, 100
to so.
S,the whole Of the revolution was agree to.
Mr. fu'seH laid the following resolution on the Ia.
BILE
Rssoiced. That the Podmaster General be insruc,.
Ell 10 report TO this House the amount Of receipts and
expenditures OF the ID partmsni. for each Of the quar-
iers eprlng on the last days Of September and Deem.
| ber. 1875, and the one endinS IN ti,a Lat ~ n,,nt
1929.
Mr. Gather lail the following resolution on The Ia
bic
Resohred, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be re-.
quested TO report TO his House, at their next sc zion. the
disbursements made since the adopt ion OF the Federal
Constitution, under the following he ale, vim; Fort flea
tions, Lighthouses, PGblic D.bi. Revolutionary and
other Pcnsions, and Internal Improvement; .ho,ving
me amount di.bIrsed in each year, and in each State
and Territory.
REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS.
Inc House then pr1ceeded to the unfinished business
OF "wednesday last. being the bill providing for ,he re.
NOVA oi The lndians beyond the river Mi. sissippi-the
question pending being ON a motion for m, IRE Won.
qns.'ion. This question being snnouncsd by The Chair
Mr. Clay moved a call Of To. House; but The yea.
and nays Icing demanded and ordered on the motion, hs
wiihGre " T..
Mr.. ] vim Of Ohio, renewei The motion, an on mo.
lion OF Mr.. Everett Of Mass, The yeas and nays were
oTderedi which being faken. The motion for a call Of m,
Honse was cdrficd-ayes 165, noes 25.
\ Ihe CieTk proceeded accordingly TO call the roll