Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-08

MAJOR General Scott visited Castle Piuckney yesterday
forenoon, on which occasion, salute fired Charles
ton Eiu. Post, Nor. 20.
COngrcss.--Sess.2 =.
MEMBERS IN attendance in the H. of II. on Monday
.Hane-Messrs. Anderson Bates Evans Holland
jarvis, Kavanagh and Mclntire.
-Neto HGmpshire-Messrs. Brodhead, Chandler Ham,
nous, Harper, and Hubbard.
PermOnt.-hlessrs Allen, Cahoon, Everett. and Shade
HdsSdchuseuS.-M essrs. Adams, Bates, Briggs Choate
Dearborn, Davis, Everett Grenuel Kendall and Reed
Rhode kidnd.-Mr Pearce.
COnnecticut.-Messrs Baroer Ellsworth Huntingdon
lngersol, StorTs and Young.
Weto Pok.-Messrs. Angel Babcock, Barstow, Boards
ley, Bergen, Bouck, Brodhead Cambreeng, Collier, Cook
Dayan, Dickson, Doubleday, Hoffman, King Lansing,
Lent, Pendleton Pierson, Pitcher Reed, Root, sOue,
White, whittcscy and wilkins.
Ne,o Jersey.-Messrs L. Conlict s. Condit, Cooper,
Hughes, Randolph and Southland.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Banks, Butcher, Crayy ford
Denny, Evans, Ford, Gilmore, Hester, Horn, H. King,
Mccoy Mckennan Muhlenburg, Potts, Smith, Stephens,
Sutherland and Wamough.
Deidcare-Mr. Mligan.
maryland. -NIcssrs Howord, Jenifer, Kerr, Spence,
Thomas, Washington and wOrhingon
PTginid-Messrs. Alexander, Archer Armstrong
Chinn, Claiborne, Coke, Davenport, Gordon, Mason
Maxwell, Mccoy, Mercer, Newton, Patton aud Roane.
North CdroiinG-Messrs. Barringer Betbune Con-
ner, Hall, Hawkins, Mckay, Rencher, w. b. Shepard
A. III. Shepperd and Speigh
South CGrolind.-Messrs Barnwell, Blair and Griffin.
Wilde.
.9ta6ama-Messrs. Clay and Mards.
mississippi. Mr.. Plummer.
LOpiSiGnG.-Messrs. Billiard and Ihomas
IennesSee.-Messrs. Arnold Bell, Blair, FITZGERALD
Hal, Johnsoa, Polk aud Slandier.
hentucky.-Me- srs. Adair, Allan, Daniel Gather,
Johnson Lecompe, Letcher, Lyon, Marshall, Tompkins
aud Wickfe
ohiO-aIessrs. Cook Corwn, rane, Creighton, Find.
iay' Leavit, Russell, thompson, Vance, Ynton and
WhUlesey.
LndiGnG.-Messr'. Boon and Carr.
WinOs.-Mr. Duncan.
.1IiSsouri-Mr Ashley.
IN SENATE-Iuesddy, December 4.
Mr.. Chambers OF Maryland, Mr.. Miller Of South Caro-
ma and Mr. SPrague OF Maine, appeared and took their
Mr. Grundy, from the joint Committee appointed to wait
on the President of the United States and inform him that
bOh Houses OF Congress having assembled and formed
quorum, were ready TO receive any commune which
he might think proper to makereported that the Com
mtee had performed the duty assigned and inform
cd by the President that he would transmit 10 Congress
written Message on this day, at II o'clock.
"A message was received from the President Of the
United. Sates through a. j. Doneson, Esq. his private
Secretary.
The Message being re1d, on motion of Mr. Smith, OF
Maryland 5000 copies, together with 1000 copies of the
accompanying documents ordered TO be printed for
the use OF the Senators.
On motion OF Mr. PUindexter,
The Senate then adjourned.
The following the remarks made by. Mr. White of
tennessee, on assuming the duties OF President OF the Sc
nate:
'TCshe members of the Senate tender nv sincere ac
knowedgements for the ds nguhed honor conferred by
their vote.
No person, who has be en- so long member Of This bo
dy, could have been selected who has the rules of
It's proceeding less object OF his study This c cum.
stance viii make my than might be
anticipated, and will throw me oftener on the kinJ indul
gence Of the Senate
Whatever my may be, have the consolation OF
knowing that they can be revised ard the
stance oil any member; and beg every one TO believe.
that so lar from feeling hurt at the of INV de
cisions being questioned, it will be OF qualification
that the OF the Senate NAV be taken In every In
stance, when II may be supposed L am mistaken.
Whatever industry and attention can do towards remoy-
ing deecs in qualifications promise shall be done; and
shall take the Chair determined, that in desire
to 30 that which is just every member, which
will most promote the discharge the important
business we may TO perform, will not be exceeded
By any who have preceded me-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The following members attended to-day, in addition to
those announced yesterday:
From .WdSsdchusettS-JamesL l.. Hodges.
Rhode Hldnd-Tristran Burgess
bsnnSypdna-Lews Dewar & Adam King.
.NeO YOTk-John A. Collier.
GeOrgia-James NJ. WAYNE.
On motion of Mr.. Conner,
The House then adjourned.
In The House Of Representatives. after the Journal of
yesterday was read Mr. Speght, from the Joint Commit
tee appointed TO wait the President inform him that
the two Houses Of Congress organized, and were
ready TO receive communications from him. reported that
he COMMITTEE had attended to that duty, and were in
formed by the President that he would transmit commu-
nicStion to Congress at IL o'clock this day.
On motion by Mr. Taylor the usual resolution respect.
ing the appointment OF Chaplains was adopted
MI 'Wickllhe offered the following resolution:
Resored, That this House, Thursday next at half
Arms to I'LL the vacancy oceasoned by the resignation
of John o. Dunn;
Which was agreed to-
The annual Message Of the President Of the United
states was received by a. j. Doneson Esq, his private
Secretary.
After tie Message read, Mr.. Speight moved that it
be referred to Committee OF the Whole on the State Of
the Unon and 10000 copies be prined--which was
agreed to.
IN THESENATE-U, ednesdnv Deceunber5
benjamin Ruggles, Senator from Ohio and alexander
Buckner Senator from Missouri appeared to day and
took their seats.
The President Of the Senate laid before the Senate re-
port from the Secretary OF the Navy, communicating the
state oil the Navy Hospital and Navy Pension Funds,
winch was ordered to be printed with the accompanying
documents. .
And the Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Ncrplanck, Of N York attended yesterday, in adj
ditlon to The other Members mentioned.
lhis day the following gentlemen attended, in addition
to those already announced, viz:
sViUdnia-Richard Coulter.
Net0 YOTh--William Hogan
.WGryi0nd-B I. Semmes.
Virginia J. s. Barbour and r. Craig
North CaTOiina-Lewis Williams
South CdTOiind-Wm 4. Nuckolls and " NJ Fielder
kcntuckV-Alber G.. Halves and Chittenden LYON
didbdma-Dixon RI. Lewis.
And the House adjourned without entering upon bust
I ness.
lTENHE Grand Lodge Of Virginia will meet al the Ma
Hall. fu lac of Richmond Mopd,,. -