Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
This resolve also lies on tho table.

This resolve also lies on tho table.
On motion OF Mr.. Grundy, IL was
Ordered That when the Senate adjourn, II adjourn
meet Monday.
Mr. Poindexer gave notice. that he should, on Monday
ask leave TO introduce bill relative the establishment
oil Land ohices In the Choctaw agency in Mississippi
Mr. Kane gave notice, that he should Monday, ask
leave to Introduce bill TO authorize the territory Of For
da 10 open Canal through that territory. 81.
The Senate then, on motion OF MIR. King went into the
consideration oil Executve busness-aer which, the Sc
nate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The following members appeared, and took their seats
to-day, in addition to those already announced:
From Pennsylvania MIR. Burd, Mr. Ihre, and Mr.
Stewart.
From Ne,o York-Mr. Jewet.
From Iennessec-Mr. Isaseks
On motion OF Mr.. Taylor oil New York, Il was
Ordered, That the Standing Committees OF the House
be now appointed.
hey will not be announced before the ne 1t of
the House,
Amesssye was received from the P,esilen of the Unit
ed States, by Mr. Doneson, his Private Secretary re-
'urning 10 the House. with hs reasons Tor refusing to
,ign it, the bill which passed this House at the last
entitled An act for the improvement OF certain bors
and the navigation Of rivers I'VE were not able
TO obtain copy Of this Message at the Clerks Office
MIR. Taylor moved that the communication be laid on
the table and printed; bu, withdrew his motion the
Mr.. wicklife who moved its referense the Commit
tee ON Internal Improvements; which agreed 10.
Mr. Clay OF Alabama, scqucnty moved to recon,i-
der the above vote, the ground that the question had
not been understood by all the House.
Alter some conversation betwet n him and Mr.. Wick
e lie agreed TO postpone the consider aion Of his motos
Tor re- considers ;ion until 70. morrow.
The annual Report from the Treasury Department on
the Finances OF the Government received and on
motion OF Mr. Polk, 10000 additional copies of were or
dered TO be printed.
Reports also received from the Treasury and Ma
Wy Departments, and from the Treasurer Of the United
States, which laid the table, and ordered to bo
printed
Mr. wicklife offered the following resolution, which
was agreed to:
Resolved That the Committee of Claims be instructed
TO inquire into the expedienry Of paying Samuel Overon
Tor horse lost in the public service during the late
Mr. Everett offered the following resolution, which lies
OIL the table day:
Resoired That the President of the United States be re-
qucsied TO communicate to this House, far the public
service will permit, such portions have heretofore
been communicated, OF the instructions given our Min
listers In France the subject of claims for spoations
and oil the correspondence of said Ministers with the
French Government, and with the Secretary of State oil
the United States on the subject
The hour appointed for proceeding TO the election of
having arrived the House proceeded &c
the ballot: when, fewer than twenty candidates
were nominated for the Office ARer three ssf
baloings the result the fourth ballot follows
For VIM. J. Mccormick IS
VIM. ID. Robinson 20
VIM. A. Gordon rs
Jonathan Nye rs
Thomas b. Randolph 25
And many scattering votes.
When, on motion OF Mr.. Ward,
The House adjourned TO Monday next.