Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-13

on the list Of the returns; but that tne lnsefuoh
was altogether mistake of the Clerk, at the
Bank in Philadelphia.
The bill was then passed. -.
On motion of Mr. Chambers, the Senate then
nroceeded to consider the bill for the beneht OF
the Alexandra Canal Company.
After considerable discussion, the bill was or
dered to third reading without amendment, as
il came from the House Of Representatives and
would have been read third time lmmediateiy'
but for an objection Of Mr.. Hill, in consequence
of which ITS third reading was suspended till the
next day.
The Senate then, on motion Of MIR. Webster.
proceeded to consider message OF the House OF
Representatives, communicating an amendment
of that body to the bill authorizing the President
of the United States to receive into the service oil
the United States volunteers for the protection
of the Northwestern frontier, not to exceed ten
companies; and, after some discussion, the whole
subject was, on motion of Mr.. Benton, laid on
the table till tomorrow, this day. when
The Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, after the pre-
sentaton of .sundry memorials, demonstrating
against any change IN the Tariff bill
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Pendleton
some days ago. to inquire into the expectancy OF
legislatng SO as to enable the Judges OF the Su'
preme COurt u eAeCuV lheh Wv" J~"S.'
&c. coming up
Mr.. Foster, Of Georgia. replied to the argu-
ments adduced by Mr.. p. and went into con-
stitutional argument, which he concluded by
motion TO refer the resolution to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Bates, OF Maine, said, as he believed there
was perfect unwllinsness on the part OF the
House to have the discussion on this subject FUR.
Their pursued, he moved to lay the resolu ton,
with the motion, sc. on the table.
On this motion Mr.. Pendleton demanded the
yeas and nays; which being ordered, the ques-
ton thereon was put, and the motion prevailed
Yeas LOG, Nays 81. :.
So the whole subject was ORD cred to lie on the
table.
The House next refused to suspend the rule to
enable Mr.. Boon to submit resolution that the
House should adjourn On the 25th inst Yeas
81, Nays 96.-1It required two-thirds.
Mr.. Crawford submitted the following amend.
ments, which he purposes to propose to the bill
from the Committee on Manufactures, for the re-
gulation OF the Tariff, viz:
Strike out first item of the second section, and
insert the following
On wool manufactured, cents per pound;
and also in addition thereto, so per cent. al va:
loren. And all wool imported in The skin, shall
be estimated as to weight and value. and shall
paw the same rate of duty as other imported wool.
Strike out S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and lth items OF
the second section, and insert
BE IL further enacted, That there shall be le-
We'd, collected and paid, iron, in bars or bolts,
not manufactured in whole or III part by rolling,
cent per pound
On bar and bolt iron. made wholly or in part
by rolling, 81 dollars per ton; provided that on
all iron in slabs, blooms, hoops, or other form
less finished than iron IN bars or bolts, except
pips or cast iron, shall be rated as rolled iron in
bars or bolts, and pay duty accordingly.
On iron in pigs, 62a cents per IL pounds.
On iron or steel wire, not exceeding No. IA,
6 cents per pound; and over No. IA, lOcts. per
pound.
On round iron, or braziers rods. Of S-l6ths to
g. 6ths Of an inch diameter inclusive; and on
iron in call spike rods. or nail plates, slit, rol.
led, or hammered; and on iron in sheets, and
hoop iron; and on iron slit or rolled for band iron,
scroll iron, or easement rods, 8 l-2 cents per
pound.
On axes, ADDE'S, drawing knives, cutting knives,
sickIes or reaplng hooks, scythes, spades, sho.
vels. squares of iron or steel. Birdie bits OF all
descriptions, steelyards and scale-beams, socket
chisels, vses and screws of iron for wood, called
wood screws, 10 per cent ad valOrem, in addl-
ton to the rates Of duty existing prior to the 18th
of MAY, 1898 Provided, That there shall be
levied, collected, and paid or hatchets line same
duty as IS imposed upon axes.
On steel, dollar SO cents per III pounds.
Which we're ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr. Adams, the House went in
to committee. Mr.. Spelght in the chair. on the
Tariff BiA-Mr. Evans, o! Maine, addressed
the House at length in reply to the arguments OF
MIR Bell. Mr.. Evans continued to occupy the
floor till past 4 O'Clock; when it was OBJ aimed by
Mr. Clay; but before that gentleman proceeded.
the committee rose, and
The House adjourned.
SAVANNAH, June S.
On FRIDAY last Scotch lass, of favorable ap-
pearance.- l6 or l8 years Of age. was discovered
.,E Tho ali z Wnrk lnu with. and