Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17

passed.
The House resolved to at sir o'clock A. NJ on
Monday next for the despatch OF business: a variety nj
other oii's were passed, OF which shall hereafter give
an account The House then took until clock
which hour the House again met and were i'm session
when we went to press.
wAsHINeToN, July IL.
In the Senate yesterday, the injunction of secresy was
removed from the proceedings which been had i'm re-
laon to the Maine Boundary question The Message of
the President transmitting 10 the Senate the award Of the
Ming oil The Netherlands, arbitrator between the u
States aud Great Britain that question: was il appears
referred TO the Committee Foreign Relations, who
made report strongly its acceptance and
concluding with resolution TO that effect On motion
that resolution was amended, by inserting the words two
thirds oil the Senate concurrng words that effect
The resolution, as thus amended, rejected So the
award has not been accepted with the advice and
Of the Senate resolution subsequently, passed. by
majority OF the Senate, approving the institution of fur
Their negotiations on the subject.-.Ndt. Int
WAsHINGroN, July l2.--The proceedings of Congress
never were more deeply interesting than the present
moment.
joint committee of both Houses upon the disngreeinp
votes OF the two Houses upon amendments the Tariff bill
has been appointed.
resolution has passed both Houses TO terminate the
session on Monday next the 10th inst This day the
last OF the session which any bill be up the
Rouse IN which 1t originates. Friday and Saturday will
be devoted to such bills shall previously one
or the other House, aud Monday the Two Houses will
only meet TO receive notice of the Presidents assent TO
bills Sci " "
The debate in the Senate yesterday attracted crowds to
hearit The subjects was important, and Mr.. Webster
was to open the debate We have been Obliged by want
OF ROOM to content ourselves with very meagre report
what passed in that body, and that lean sketch has
been cut short for want of full report of the
whole debate, however, will be given
The House OF Representatives yesterday the scene
o. great excitement and almost tumult. Congress has
been IN session too long, The members fatgued out
oil all patience, and with Difference be il spoken out of
their usual good temper and courtesy-.Nat. Int.
VIII be perceived, in the of yesterdays pro-
and voted upon the Tariff Bill rare occurrence mark
Ing the deep interest OF the OceasiOn-B.
WASHINGTON, July 49, h..
The BANK DEBArE.-The debate on the Presidents
Bank Veto, has excteda animated debate the
nate Scarce word could be extorted from Mr. Clay
Mr. Webster before the bill returned with Pres
dents objections They urged arguments TO enlghen
his mind before he had acted Some imagined thai their
eilence was produced from feeling of delcacy That
both having been the retained Attorneys the Bank thew
declined appearing its cause from the fear that their
erons might be ascrbed TO the professional interest they
felt And Mr. Clay especially, it was supposed had re-
framed from eSerting his powerful eloquence in its behalf
lest should be considered of securing its potent
election.
But now, since the Veto has come in and there is no
prospect oil carrying the charter the Castor and Poux Of
the East and West have eaped into arena and resign
cd all modest considerations TO play the part political
gadiators for the corporation, TO ene themselves to its
exertions in return, at the approaching election.
We cannot but rejoice in their emerity. MIR. Webster
has been replied oby Mr. White, of Tennessee in man
ner which will shew 10 the world how easy is the m
umPh OF truth and yirtuous principles the pur
chased articles and soistries of the yena advocate
when we lett the Senate al three, prepare
Tor the press, Mr.. Clay had already sunk the
mendous rerbutive phillppc of Mr.. Benton We shall
mastery
speech OF Mr. Benton and that of Mr. White, read
ers The Senate had taken before Mr.. Benton
with which he opened his reply TO MIR. Clay it WILL as
whole, be OF the powerful efforts of eloquencc
ever heard within the walls OF the Capitol Globe.
WAsHINeroN, July H.
IHE IARIFF.-Ihe nation will be grathed learn
allat the Tariff Bill which originated in the House of Re-
representatives., has become law. The Senate receded
arom the Objectionable amendments introduced by that bo-
IyAH conformity TO the Recommendation of the Commit
sec ct Conference appointed by both Houses The vote
was tSe seFd upon the ttceHfy controverted points,
out OF which the discussion arose, and they given up
by great n'ajorities.
The Bill as it from the House is much better for
the South and the agricultural interests of the West than
twas with the amendments of the Senate. Mr. McIanes
Bill was better than either.
We S.a give ia detail the final proceedings upon tis
subjcct.-GIObe.
WAsRINGroN, July l6.-Congress closes to-day one
OF the longest, and of the important sessions
which has ever been held since the adoption of the Consl-
tuton For all legislative purposes the session terminated
indeed On Saturday eveniug-the Houses meeting
this morning only to receive from the President official
formation OF his approval of bills. great many bills
which had been previously naured passed through their
several stages Friday and Saturday, and to which
there opposition but not time for discussion were
taid over Among these last, sorry see the
bill for the remission of duties in certain cases. under the
Tariff act of 1926 but the House Thin aud too i'm
10 ensue, aud IL was put aside.
On the day of the receipt Of the Presidents Bank Veto
New York 49, shares of United States Bank sold
lis to Sis IL being decline of four per from the
rates OF the preceding day-.Not Int.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and soitb tie adUce and Of the Senate.
Abraham Is. Fanan, TO be Collector Of the Customs
the District OF Savsnas in the State of Georgia, vice
John Stevens deceased.
William McKennon Ball, 70 be Register of the Lane
Olce for the District Of Lands subject sale Fayete
Vile, in the Territory OF Arkansas.
Matthew Leper, to be Receiver Of Public None vs. fol
the District of Lands sub cc 10 sale Fayetteville IN the
Territory Of Arkansas
Samuel NJ Rutherford, TO be Register Of the Land Of
fee for the District OF Lands subject TO sale Red River
fn the Territory Of Arkansas
Daniel T. Wiler, to be Receiver Of Public Moneys fo
the District Of Lands subject To sale at Red River in the
Territory Of Arkansas Globe.
FRIGATE PoTOMAc.--We understand that this gallan
vessel reached Sumatra ia India tie 9th of February
and not being able obtain satisfaction for the murder ant
piraea piilage Of portion Of the of the Friendship
inflicted summary chastseinent the offend
ers by battenog down their establishment the coast
She has lost but four by disease and casualties
every kind, since she left the United States in August
and up to the last advices, March I2i, at Bantam
Bay, in the Island Of Java her way TO Canton, ant
thence 10 her station in the Pacific Globe.
DOMESTIC.