Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03

Mr. Wcklfe modified resolution heretofore submitted
by him. for the printing OF 10000 copies Of act passed
this session. for the relief of the surviving Officers and
soldiers Of the Revolution. append bill
pies OF the rules and instructions prescribed by the War
Department for taking evidence, and carrying the bill into
effect
The resolution as modified, was then agreed to.
The bill to regulate The TArurr coming up for its
third reading,
MIR. McDufrc addressed the House at considerable
length in opposition thereto and in reply
adduced by the friends of the American System.
After he had concluded many Southern gentlemen en-
dcavored 10 get the floor; but
Mr. Hester having succeeded observed that il was per-
ccty obvious, that after the of the morning TO fix
day Tor the adjournment OF Congress- further discussion
on this subject would be injurious could not long be
tolerated by the House; he would therefore the pre-
vious question.
The motion having been seconded-Ayes 49, Noes 49,
Mr. Burgess moved call of the House, which was sus
taned and the roll having been through members an
The absentees were then called, and many members
having in the interim. come into the House, the further
proceedings were suspended.
Mr.. W. r. Davis inquired ir il was then in order n
make motion TO recomm the bill, with
The Chair replied that it not the call having been
seconded.
The previous question then ordered-Yeas 1872
Nays 60,
The question then being "Sha the bill pass, il wa
decided in the affirmative, as follows:
! Yeds-Messrs. Adams, Chiffon Allan Anderson An
Barrnger, Barstow, James Bates, Bell Bethune James
Blair, John Blair, Boon, Bouck, John Brodhead John C.
Brodhead, Butcher Cambreleng, Carr, Chandler Chinn,
Claiborne, Clay, Collier, Sas Condict, Connor Eleuthe
ros Cooke Bates Cooke Corwin, Coulter Craig Crane
Creighton, Dayan, Dearborn Dewart Doddridge Dou
lay, Fitzgerald, Ford, Gather Gilmore, Thomas Fl Hall
William Hall, Hammons, Harper. Hawes, Hawkins,
Hester, Hoffman, Hogan Holland, Horn Howard Ihrie
Ingersol, Irwin Isacks Jensr Jewett Richard NJ John
son, Cave Johnson, Kavanagh Kennon Adam King Kerr
Lansing Leav; Lecompte, Lent, Lcteher. Lyon, Mann
Mercer, Thomas II. Mitchell, Muhlenburg Newton
Pierson, Plummer, Polk, Randolph, John Reed Edward
&. Reed, Roane, Root, RUSSELL Semmes, VIM b. She
pard, Aug H. Shepperd, Smith, Soulc Southland Spegbt
Spence, Stanbery, Sanifer, Stephens, Taylor Francis
T no%a' ya pne% % IhS%as j. Thompson Tompkn
Weeks, wkin Wheeler, Elisha whittIesey, Frederick
; Whulesey c. p White, worhington Young-IS2
, .Ndys-Messrs. Adar, Alexander, Robert Allen He
man Allen, Allison, Banks, John s. Barbour Barnwei
Isaac c. Bates, Bouldin Branch, Briggs Buard Burd'
Burgess Carson, Choae, Clayton, Coke, Lewis Condct
Cooper Crawford, Daniel, Davenport John Davis War
rem r. Davis, Denny, Ellsworth, Edward Everett Ho
Hodges, Hughes, Huntington Jarvis, Kendall Henri
+ King Lamar, Lewis, Robert Mccoy, McDuffie McKay
Mckennan, MlIigan, Newman, NuckOlls Patton Pearce,
Penseton, Pitcher Potts Rencher Slade Stewart Storrs
Sutherland Wiley Thompson, Watmough, Edward d.
= White, wicklife, Wilde-65.
So the bill passed
Mr. Adams then moved to amend the title Of the bill
$ and to insert in lieu, ~ O''''
Imports" VI
sand protecting Manufactures" e
Mr. \ dams accepted the amendment as a modification
After few brief remarks from Mr.. Davis and Mr. Hall
of North Carolina
Mr.. L. Everett rose and moved the previous question
which seconded-Yoas Sc, Nays 6S.
The main question The put and the title, viz: an
act to regulate the duties Imports, was agreed to.
Mr. s. Barbour moved 10 sider the vote by which
the bill to incorporate the St Francis Road Company
negaived, which agreed to- and the further conside-
ration postponed to Monday next.
The amendments of the Senate to the bill for relief
oil Horato Gates Spatord concured in by the House
and passed The Joint resolution from the Senate
hoZe the President TO contract for Pedestrian of
George Washington was read and committed.
The bill to authorize the Legislature of Indiana TO sell
and convey certain lands; and
The bill to carry into effect the Convention with the King
OF the French; read third passed. and The
House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 80
In Senate yesterday, the resolution from the House of
representatives fixing on Monday the 9th of July for the
adjournment OF the two Houses of Congress was taken
up for consideration; when Mr. Gnlndy stating The ;,
possibility oil acting on the resolution present. moved TO
postpone its consideration till Thursday next and 10 make
the special order for that day The motion was agreed m
The Vice President laid before the Senate repcft from
the Secretary oil the Treasury, ncosng statements con-
corning the mint
TARIFF.
The bill from the House, to alter and amend the seve
raj acts imposing duties imports read twice refer
red TO the Committee on Manufactures, ordered TO be
printed.
Mr. Poindexer moved to print an additional number Of
copies OF the bill for the purpose of extending information
of its details through the country
The proposition was opposed on the ground that the
printing OF the extra number of copies would be 10 circ
late erroneous inormaton as the bill would probably be
amended in its progress through the Senate
The motion negatived, also was motion Inv Mr.
f Marcy, TO print 300 extra copies.
Mr. Grundy then offered resolution requiring the Sc
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imposed by existing laws, and those imposed by the hin
which had now passed the House of Representatives
Mr. Tyler suggested that estimate of the amount f
revenue whch would be cut off by the new bill be en-
braced in the statement
Mr. Grundy suggested that this information coul only
be obtained from the Treasury Department The inior
nation called for by his resolution would be n
enable the Senate TO act the bill III presumed the
Committee on Manufactures would be able to report the
bill on Monday or Tuesday.
Mr. Clay moved TO amend the resolution by calling for
statement also OF the rates Of duties imposed by the two
bills reported by the Committee of Manufactures of the
Senate. - NV
The amendment was accepted by Mr. Grundv as
modification Of his resolution and the resolution s odi
fed, then agreed to. w. '
The bill from the House TO carry into effect the Con
vention between the United States and his Majesty 1b
King of the FRENCH concluded at Parig on the All o J
1881 was read twice. and referred to the COMMITTEES on
Finance. ' vi
Mr.. Hayne, from the Committee on Naval AGsirs re
ported the various bills from the House relative TO Naval
Affairs, without amendment.
Mr. Hendricks from the Committee on Roads and
Canals reported bill from the House relative TO road
from Chfcagoto -----, without amendment
The following bills ordered to a third readno ,yoro
severaly read third time and passed: o.
A bill for the relief Of Jacob G.. Jordan;
bill for the relief of J. s. w. Lppincott & Co
bill Tor the relief of Don Carols de LessoIx.
resolution for the distribution of the returns of be
Fifth Census; VIZ ' " "'e
! bill concerning patents for useful inventions;
II bill Tor the relief OF VIM. Mccormick;
! bill directing patents to be issued to Rob Knowles
James Lang, and VIM Steele, respectively
On the passage Of the bill to authorize the President N
direct the transfers Of appropriations for the Naval Sor
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