Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

which
was raised when Mr. Rufus King was sent to ENGLAND
oy the late administration because his state of health
was such as to render il impossible for him TO remain
yet We are now called on to n salary for minis
Ter wh" has merely made his bow at Court and stay.
Cd ten days. and then ct the business of his mission
TO Secretary; md told thst the pnrpnses OF
MS mission were successfully fulfilled while he re-
ma'ned mere IL all which is required to DO done
co" oe US wen done by the Secretary, as hy tho
minister, let the minister remain in tho United
states, IN the City of Washington, and lot him do N
oy correspondence with tho Srcrc ary at ST Peters
ourg Let the picnipo stay here and communicate
with his Secretary there. No doubt if H., Enncro,
can nave his objects ACCOMPLISHED, he will be s,tisG
ed with the minister have sent him; but we wan,
one VINO Will remain on the spot 1.-THE repeated
Secretary be sufficient transact the business lct
the Plenipo remain at home and the Secretary re-
side at the Court of Russia
MIR Burgess followed, and was succeeded bv
grJ. 5: Barbour Mr.. Wayne, Mr.. Coke and
Mr.. Chiffon ""o
The last named gentleman, on oh, aiming the floor.
moved that the House do now adjourn which was
carried in the nfirmatvc-Aycs 40
The House then adjourned.
|. 1--WE shall publish the Speech OF Mr.. Bnrocs
hereafterl
THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
SENATE.
The following written messape was roccived f,on,
the President Of tn" United States, by his prvate
Secretary. Mr. Donesou:
WASHINGTON. 1lth Jam, 1851.
l transmit to Congress report of the Secretary
Patent
Iflice which accompanied it, in relation To ,he con
Germs of that office" and rec,mm nd tho whale sub
Ject to early and favorable consideration
ANDREW JACKSON
The report was accom- panied by lis, of all tho
patents granted by the Untod States for the enro,r
aSement oi arts aud science alphab arranued
containing IN consecutive orinr all paeu for in
ven'iHns ana improvements aling to the same sub
IJect' desSnn'lng the names of patcutcss with the
datcs at their patents. together wit tho acts of
Congress rca inc to paents and di.rest Of all de-
c'si,ns under the id laws. made in the Courts IF
the United States ''' W
Mr. Benton submit sl the fnl'owirry ros ,I,,,;o
Resolved, 1'ha' the Secretary of the Treasury H.,
ur'cten 10 report to tn" Senate at the Commence
ment OF the next stated session of Conrrrss tho m,
nual amount IN quantity and value of n,n,,,o,;o,,
and expectations of tho following articles of dmr,
medicines and dyestutf.; with The amount of gress
revenues accrung from the import alton of each or,;
c'e ana OF net revenue received into the Treasury:
ana with his opinion of tho time at which rho d;s
upon said articles may be abo'ished-to wit:
Aloes, Alum. Arnatto, An,ir,ony Aoua-for,is Ar.
ro"roo Asssip'lda, Balsam Copivi, Peruvian & other
BARK Borss' Brlmstone. Sulphur, Camphor Canthari
des COchncal, Cream of part.r Essences of T on,
Lavender and Brrgamot Chamomile. Cum Innon
cunnha, Jalap, Liqnorce. Vitriol Madder. Mnnr,
Magnesla, Opium. Quicksilver Rhubarb So,e,o..;I
Ia Scnekaroot Sugar Of Lad Sulphate Of 0 uinine
Partaric Acid, Verdigrs toyether with INV o,b
articles of drugs, medicines and dve-s,pff: sub,ac,
TO duty, That may be mp,r into tho United States
And that the said Secretary be requested 70 s,o,o
whether any OF The said articles of the growth
produce Of the United States aud if so to wins, 10
gree compared with the wants and consumntioD If
the Union. ''it''o" OIL
Phe orders Of the day were then taken up. and the
1gin"lns resolution, submitted Yesterday by Mr. Nc
kinney was agreed to: "
Resolved, That the Committee on Private I,and
c'a'ms enquire INTO the eXp"dienoy of amending the
ACT OF the last Session OF Congress for the rc1vos
Arkansas. y VI
BILLS
The bill for the relief of William Burris of N;ee;y
suppl vas read second time, and referred In the
relief of Percis Lovely. '' ''''
The following bills read third time and p,ss
ed: '''''e d"u pass
Fhe ST Vincent Orphan Asylum bill.
The relief bill Of Joseph S. Cannon; and
inc Dill supplementary to the Act of 2otb of MAJ
IoaO extending the right of pre- emption to settlers
on the public lands.
At the request Of MIR. Wiley, he was oIowod :,
withdraw from the Joint Committee m Ennros.oJ "
Bills. and " I-"S'0Sseo
MI Nandain being appointed by the Vice Prosi-
zen; IN his stead order made 10 notify the House
al Representatives Of the same
Mr. Chambers of Md pnrsunn, "a ,o,,,o ;.
had leave to Introduce bllfor the final sott Ieno,
OIL the claims of the several Stntes for into,os, ~
their advances to the United States duripr tho lotc
war: The bill twice read and referroJ -, 49,
Committee on the Judiciary - 'i'
Several bills were ordered to bo or,ol e. -
third reading. 'oI
JUDGE PECK
"" moron P, OF Mr Foot, the Senate was formed
MIC Court Of impeachment A communication
rom Dr: Hunt was submitted to the Court, statino
the inability of Mr. Writ To attend from "
,ndisposl'Ion bnt expressing hope of his rocovorU
by Monday. - "'' 'o'o'e'y
tnrther adjournment nf the Court till 70 o,cIocl,
on Monday next, was then moved and aprcod TO-
m SENECA INDIANS.
ne senate then took up for consideration tho hin
Slakng nm appropriation FOR the annu, n,vnoon, ~
OF $4,000 % the Seneca Indians F'''"' VI
Mr. Forsyth thought the bill of sufficient tnnor.
ahce w call tor more information on the snbect from
inc Committee on Indian AFFAIR.", to whom !, hai
been referred. >" ""0'" u nat
Mr. Dudley said that it originated in tho ,reotv nj
~ = made with the Seneca Indians, by which 100
~ uS.aIs were allowed to them for the extinqnsf-
ing OF thelr land titles This SUM was invosiod II
stocE on th"r account, in The name Of the President
Vi tn' OnHed states. at per cent, which or conso
quence made the annual payment To the Indian,
! amount 10 10000 Dhc stock in time bni
crens'u 10 $4,000 dollars, hut it being noccssar,
asrwnrds TO inVesi it at three per cent the Interest
n iaIen snort ut tho usual sum which had thereto
, ,o oeen paid to The Indians the amount or sorr
IpI, H.