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

.trucuon of Naval Hospitals at the Navy Yards al
Charlestown Brooklyn, and Pensacola; and the bill to
provide for completing the Naval Hospital at Norfolk
the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia, and Tor furnishing
them in part.
Mr.. Clay submitted the following join, resolution:
ResOlred BY and House Of Representative
States Of America in Congress os;ebe That join, Committee
quest that he recommend day be designated him. public
ss to OS SSe5 n G the people S the
tons Amish Cod that no win be eacioo pleased continue
seousc which has borders dspenuons
through S mercy its sevcr may be mgsd its du
pubLtc LANDS.
The Senate proceeded the consideration Of the bill TO
appropriate for limited time the proceeds of the sale OF
the public lands 80
Mr.. King took the floor and spoke at great length
ply TO Mr. Clay, aud in support of the Report the sub
ject from the Committee on Public Lands.
The Clair stated the question to be the amendment
reported from the COMMITTEES on Public Lands striking out
"ten, and Inserting "hiieen per cent the portion Of
the OF the sale OF the public land, to be allowed
TO the new States.
Mr.. Clay said, the amendment, as he understood it,
Went to strike out every provision OF the bill reported from
Che Committee Manufactures except the proposed al
lowaucc TO the new States.
Mr. Holmes said, as member of the Committee on the
Public Lands he had voted for the increase of the
iowanee to the new States from ten TO fifteen per cent.
buted among the several States.
Mr. Kane said, he should move, at proper stage of the
bill to strike out all but the first section of the bill was
absurd TO attempt during the brief remainder OF the ses-
SION TO act finally the propositions of bill OF such vi
ta importance TO the public interest.
avoided met us at every turn and Tariff of any kind
could be acted upon until il settled He was willing
TO sit early and late and patiently to listen TO as many
speeches as might he made the subject, till decision
was obtained He hoped the question the amendment
would be taken at once
Mr. Hayne said, he should against the amendment
though he was opposed to the bill.
Mr. polndeXter said he should vote for the amendment
because the allowance due the States if the
price OF public lands should remain at 81 % per acre
Mr.. Moore asked whether il was in order TO move as
substitute the bill reported from the COMMITTEES ON Manu-
rOn Tho Dab
Lands, on this subject, some time ago.
The Vice President said it would not be in order.
MIR. Moore moved that the bill and amendments be in
definitely postponed.
Mr. Ewing rose, and expressed a wish to address the
Senate, the BILL but said he was not able TO speak Al
present.
Mr. Brown moved that when the Senate adourns it adj
Journ to meet at 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning
Mr. Forsyth objected to the reception of the motion.
Nlr. Hayne moved that the Senate do ADJOURN
agreed 10, 20 to Ii.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr. verpanck from
the Committee OF Ways and Means, reported bill slpple-
mcnary to the several acts for making appropriations Tor
Tho civil and military service, for the year lS32-whch
was read twice and committed.
The resolutions heretofore submitted by Mr. Boon fixing
the I'd July the day of the oument the houses
TO the 9th of July, and demanded the previous question:
on taxing the queston,t appeared quorum pre-
a call of the House ordered-l67 members answer.
ed-when the call suspended
he motion for the previous question carried Ayes
98, Noes So.
The question then taken on the adoption of the re-
solution, which was lost by the following vote:
leds-Messrs. Adair, Alexander, II. Allen, Anderson,
Arnold, N Barber, Barnwel Barstow, Bearlsley Ber-
gen. James Blair, Boon, Branch Briggs, Bucher Carson
claiborne Coke, Collier, S Condit, Cooper Coulter
Craig, Dewart, Dickson, Doddridge, Duncan, j. Evans
Fielder tinday, Fitzgerald Ford Gather, Gilmore Cor
don, Griffin, w. Hall, Harper Hawes Hawkins Hodges
eSter HOLMAN, Horn Hubbard, Ihre Irwin, Jarvis Jew
ett H. NJ Johnson c. johnson, Kavanagh, A. King, ].
King, Lamar, Lansing, Leavu Lecomple, Lent Lewis
H Mann Mards Mason, McDuhie, Mckay, McKennan
Muhenburg, Newman, Patton, Pearce Pierson. f. c.
Reed, Rencher Russell A. H. Shepperd, Smith, Southland
Speght, Stewart, Sorrs f. Thomas, J. Thompson Tracy
ward, Wardwell, Weeks, Wilkin, Wheeler, f. White
Ndys-Messrs. Adams, c. Allan, II. Allen, Appleton
Armstrong, Ashley, BabcOck Banks, j. s. Barbour Bar
lSouck BouIdin, Bullard Burd, Burgess Cambreleng
Chandler, Chnn, Choate Clay, l.. Condct, Connor, i.
G O -, Cooke GoTwn Crane Crawford, Creighton,
Daniel Davenport, Davis, w. r. Davis, Dayan Dear
born, Denny Doubleday, Ellsworth, G Evans, t. Everett
H. Everett Grenncll, Hogan, Howard, Hughes Hunt
lngton lngersol, lsacks, Jeniter Kendall Kennon, III.
King Kerr, letcher, Marshall, Maxwell Mcntire Mcr-
GER Milligan, T. II Mitchell, Nuckolls, Pitcher, Plum
mer, Polk, Potts, Randolph j. Reed Roane Root w h
Shepard Sade, SOue, Spence Stanbery, Standifer Su-
iherland Taylor p Thomas, w. Thompson 1ompkins
Vance, Vcrpanck, Vinton, Washington, Watmough
wayne, f. "mtiIesey, Wicklitfe, Wilde, Williams, Wor-
Ellington, Ioung-96.
The following engrossed bills read third time and
passed:
bill authorizing tie construction of Naval Hospitals,
at Charestown Massachusetts,, Brooklyn New Yor and
Pensacola.
bin to provide for completing the Naval Hospital at
Norfolk and Naval Asylum at Philadelphia
bill TO carry into effect the provide for survey
OF the coast of the United States.
bill to provide Iron Tanks for the use of u,e Navv of
the United States.
bill TO provide for paying certain arearares for sur
Veys made by Naval officers, and for other purposes
Dill TO provide for rebuilding the figae Java and
Sloop Cyane. w
bill TO finish the rebuilding of the Frgae Macedo-
MAN.
bill for the regulation Of the Navy and Pryaeer Pen
sion and Navy Hospital funds
The bill to provide for the construction of two Steam
Batteries, was read third time and the question being
on ITS passage, IT decided in the negative yeas
nays 80 and 80 the said bill rejected
The bill TO incorporate The ST. FrancsviIe Road Com
pany, was read third time and rejected-yeas 49, NAYS
Mr. Sutherland moved TO suspend the rule for the DUR
pose considering the amendments proposed by the Sc
nste TO the bill from the House, in relation to Harbors
me motion was rejected-ycas 80, nays S7-wo-thirds
being required.
The question recurring on the following Amendments
proposed by Mr. Adams viz: To incorporate the duty in
the bull on mis, gloves, bindings blankets hosiery and
carpets and cdrpeung from ttCenf fire HTfu prr cent
ad VaoIem 10 Increase the duty Brussels carpetnp
from Wy cents the square yard sirfy three: To reduce
c Guy on ingram carpetng from lory-ive by striking
provision with the IngraiH e Venetian carpetng which
was rated at ~ l-2 cents the square yard
MT Adams said that his object i'm proposinp these
amendments was TO make the bill consistent with itself
ana thereby to give to the manufacturer Of wooleDs
corresponding protection to that which was already Sc
IIHeu ny u'e House to the grower of the material
io deemed these amendments of extreme rnport ance
and u they were, as he trusted they would be- adopod
from what had passed in the debate on the hill for the last
ree days, ne was induced have great homes that tb
hlh wonld be IN such shape, that a majority would be
louna ID lhe House who would be decidedly in favor Of