Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17
WARRINGTON. Jnlv IL.


In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Ssbee presented me
mortal from the spowners against one of the sections
the tariff which they believed have injurious bear
ing OH their interests He expressed hope that the SEN
ate would concur with the House in rejecting the section
The memorial was laid on the table.
The Chair presented report from the Comptroller Of
the Treasury in reply resolution of the Senator from
Missouri calling for information the items of deduc
ton from the sales of the Public Lands previous TO d;vi
sion oil the proceeds, which ordered be printed
Mr. Marcy presented the memorial of G. W Feather
sonhaugh, praying for the patronage of the government
TO the periodical work which lie is publishing Phia
depha. lie described the memoalst as a man of great
science; and expressed his belief that the work itself was
deserving OF support He moved to refer this memorial to
the Secretary OF War
Mr. Clay seconded the motion, and bore testimony TO
the merit of the memoraist and his work was the OBJ
ject explore the geological and neurological structure
OF the country. IL there home department. this
subject would with proprety be relerribe TO III but in
the absence of such department. had been the practice
to send these subjects the Secretary of War; and that
officer gentleman OF science, he would be fully com
etent TO report as TO the expedency of giving any, and
what patronage TO the work.
The reference was then ordered Yeas 81, Nays H.
The Committee OIL Finance, the Committee on Roads and
Canals the Committee on Public Land Claims the Com
mttee of Naval Affairs, were seveally discharged from
the further consideration of the various subjects referred
&c them, and which had not been acted on
Mr.. Mangun moved that the Committee on Pensions
be discharged from the further consideration of two bills
from the House granting pensions TO Invads and which
bills he reported from the Committee Pensions with
out amendment but the Senate refused the notion
10, Nays If.
The following bills were then severaly read third
time and passed:
a bill for the relief of Joseph Gambler;
bill concerning patents TO aliens sefu discoveries
and inventions;
bill TO extend the provisions of an act entitled an act
TO regulate the commercial intercourse between the Unit
ed States and the Islands of Martinique and Guadaoupe
sc.
A bill making appropriation for Custom House in
the City OF New York, and for other purposes;
bill giving the of Congress the law of North
Carolina Incorporating the Roanoke Inlet Company and
for other purposes;
A lorfI tho Of ccorf ,;r L..
bill 10 enforce quarantine regulations;
bill authorizing the entry Of vessels coming from the
Cape OF Good Hope and from places beyond at the port Of
bill extending further the right of debeniure TO the
port of Key West, &C.
The Senate then considered the message from the
House dsagreeng TO the amendment made by the Senate
to the act for the relief of Invalid Pensioners when
On motion Of Mr.. Foot, the Senate insisted their
amendment-Yeas 20, Nays II.
On motion of Mr.. Webster it was then ordered that the
Senate take recess to-day from till o'clock.
UNITED STATES BANK.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
message from the President, returning the bill modify
and continue the act 10 incorporate the subscribers to the
Bank OF the United States with his objections
MIR. Clay then took the floor aud addressed the Senate
about two hours and quarter.
Mr.. Benton succeeded him, and occupied the time until
the hour Of hree when the Senate in pursuance Of their
previous order, took a recess.
Euening Session.
The Senate was called to order at o'clock.
Mr.. wilkins with the OF MIR. Benton, from the
COMMITTEE Oh conference to whom was referred the bill
to alter and amend the act imposing duties imports,
made report.
The report recommends that the Senate rscede from
their amendments, and agree TO the amendments Of tie
House.
Mr.. Bell then moved that tile bill and amendments be
indefinitely postponed.
The ayes and noes ordered or this question AT.
ter considerable dcbale the question taken the in
definite posiponcment, and negatved, follows
Peds-Messrs. Bell, Clayton, Foot, Holmes, Knight,
Nandan, Robbins, Ruggles, Seymour, Waggaman--1O.
.NdySMessrs. Benton, Bib, Brown, Bucknef, Cham.
bers Clay, Dallas, Dickerson, Dudley Ellis Ewing, Fer
syih Frolingbuysen, Gruudy, Hayne. Hendricks Hill
Johnson, Kane King, Mangum, Marcy, Miller, Moore
Pondexer, Prentss, Robinson, Ssbee, Smith, Spraeue
Tazcwell, Upton, Tomliuson, TroUp, Tyler, Webster
White, Wilkns-3s
The Senate in session when our paper went to
press.