Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-15
CONGRESSlONAL ANAI.ysIs

WAsHGN GroN, June 9-In the Senate Yesterday.
MIR Upton gave notice that lac would tomorrow intro.
ducc bill Tor the enlistment OF five hundred Rllcmen as
mounted volunteers.
MIR. Smith, from the Committee on finance, ropo tod
the Dill making appropriations for the repair the nav.
monument, without amendment
Mr. Marcy, from the Committee on the Judiciary re-
ported the bill TO divide the State of Alabama into three
Judicial distIiclS-ordered TO second reading
Mr. Foot submitted resolution directing the Post Mas.
ter General TO report to the Senate the expense attending
e transportation OF the mail, and the contingent expenses
OF the Department in each State.
Mr. wilkins introduced, leave Joint resolution
transferring 10 the Secretary of War the duties imposed Inv
INC Iehsion Act upon the Secretary Of the reasury-or-
dercd TO a second reading.
Mr. robbins offered resolution directing the Secretary
o the Senate TO subscribe for copies of the ih volume
a. Gales Seatons Register OF Debates for the use of the
Office OF the Secretary of the Seuac and for one COPY for
each member Of the Senate. - ~
Mr. Blob introduced Joint resolution on leave at,or
izng the Secretary OF State 10 apply the unexpcnded bal
ance OF the sum appropriated for recording of Patents i'm
me ateh once TO the purpose of arranging papers i'm
his Office, ordered 10 a second reading Mr. Chambers
presented memorial from citizens Of Georgetown i'm on
position TO the contemplated aquc,uct for the
Canal On motion Of Mr. Kiss the bill TO provide for tlc
establishments OF the Office of Recorder of Patents issued
laid on the table. '
Mr. Clay presented remonsance signed by sundry
cHeh7 o. hcht9cky against any reduction of duties i'm
Paimng the principle OF protection; laid the table
The bills ordered to third reading Yesterday were read
third time and passed.
Mr. Wilkins gave notice that, on Tuesday next, he
should move TO take up the bill indemnify certain ci-
of the United States for the losses bv French o
tons prior to the year 1900.
BANr OF THE UNITED STATES
The bIl TO modify and continue the act incorporatiu o
subscribers TO the United States Bank was taken up-te
question being on the third reading Of the bill.
Mr. bite resumed and continued his speech i'm his on
position 10 the BILL and he followed by Mr. Hill who
spoke at considerable length on the same side
Mr; bcnton took The floor and after speaking short
u'lr' ne gave way oa motion to adjourn. Mr.. Mangum
moved the adjournment, and the Speaker had declared if
was carried IN the affirmative, when the was dis
puted ana t1e yeas and nays were ordered.
me question being then taken yea; and ,.,s
decided IN the negative follows:
,,, leas-M cssrs; Benton, Brown, Dicycron, Dudley.
Ems, bTundy, Idyne, Hendricks Hill. Kane KIM.
M!angun, Marcy, Miller, Smith Sppgue, Tazeweii,
Troup, Webster-l9.
Nays-Mcssrs. Bell, Buckner, Chambers CLAY. Claw
'on Dallas Ewing, Foot FrcIinghuysen, Holmes John
sion, Knight, Naudain, Poindexter, Prcntss Robbins
hnsg,SI' seymour Sil.bce, Upton, Tonlinson Wagga,
man, w hitc, Nilkns-2L
Mr. Benton resumed bis cmarksin opposition TO the bill
anu, alter speaking ll 20 minutes past five ocloc b
gave way to motion 10 adjourn and ON motion of AZ
DIcKeIson tbe Senate adjourHcl.
In the I.ouse Qf Representatives, Mr. Gaithcr from
INC committee OF Ways and Means, reported without
mncndnent, The bill rom the Senate authorize the Sc
T',Sy o. inc Ifcisury TO compromise the claim of the
T. = against the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Ind
ana and 1t was ordered to be read irI time this day
"T' Sc"nes offered resolution directing the Commit
tee ON Internal improvements 20 enquire into the expo
'ency OF surveying route for Rail Road from Anna
pons 10 Washington City, which was agreed to.
Mr. ScWmcs offered d resolution directing the same
Committee tO enquire into the cypcdiency of okip,s an
examination Oh le Potomac river between Alexandra and
'ud cost OF removing tc ob.jrucons and dccpcnin The
was agreed TO.
Mr Archer moved the House go into COMMITTEE Of
tie hole on the state Of the Union upon the French
treaty; which was agreed TO-
me House, accordingly, went into Committee, Mr..
NckHfe bon thc Chair.
me b'li carrying into effect The treaty with the King Of
Mr. T. Everett moved to amend the bin by striking out
years as ie period during which the commission under
ne treaty should exist, which was debated Lv Wc4srs
pok, Ellsworth, J. Reed Appleton Pearce r. Everett.
Dearborn, Archer and Bac, wien the motion was car
lcd-Nycs ~, Noes SO.
Mt JtweU moved an amendment fixing he couipcp.
saH'not ta commissioners af - per day during te lime
actually employed, not 10 exceed, including travel az r
was adopted. ''
NE Fcarce moved an amendment providing that on, of
"I su"~ allowed individuals under the TrcHy such sums
as may We quo irom hrm o tic Government shall De de-
Quoted which was agreed Coz.
Mr. Archer moved o sUtc oui June a- The commence
in."i 'i tne r1ng of tc C,un-Ju lnI Insert August
which His ag .Dcd Co.
The Committee then roe inI reported Tie b,u ,r!
amendments 10 ihe House.
ihc question waF token on tbn amendment which aE
''i 'rhrr ''r" rc.peri. ef agreed io