The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-16

isnal section to the hiii. 4 ltgwas pgdiu
Inegativcd.s telaStNsrasf ffsI M
aOp motion Of Mr.. WickIifTe, the Conn
mittee rose, and reported the bill and q
amendments 10 the house. ,itf9 AT
| MIR. Mason again pressed the amend.
ment offered in committee. a sfF
Mr.. Stewart demanded the previous
question, (Which. cuts OF all pending q
mendments. co .atss. ~
The demand being seconded, the,prcv-
ious question was thereon put, andrcas- .
lried--yeas 81, nays as. o.isfhr ssI
The main question on Ordering tho: bill
to its third reading was then agreed to. ,
7 rHhe bilIwas read q third time, and. the
question on its psssogea was decided by
1 yeas and nays, as follows :--Ycas 96
Nays AZ ~ 'nisp 81 lias .fssss> c$ss.
So The bin was passed, aad retumcd %
the Senate. a9K ha ss4 ss1k ka-s
1t was near ] o'clock when the
House went into Committee Of the whole
OH the state of the Union, and lookup
| "a THR HARBoR BILL. st as.
| Making appropriations for carrying
on certain works heretofore commenced
for the Improvement of harbors and rivers,
and also for continuing and repairing the
Cumberland road aud certain Territorial
roads. ,lea 114f. 4dlio sf 81
Mr., Coke moved that The Committee
rise, believing the house 10 be too much
Iexhausted to proceed. 90
The motion. was promptly negatived;
land the Committee proceeded 10 read and
amend the bih aa ss9 g4,s -fqase e,F
| The most important Of THE amendments
were an item Of $50, 900 for The continu-
ation ofsurveys under the act Of 1924,
and S34, 900 for the repairs Of the Cum.
berland road in Virginia. ss - ,J'r
The bill was thehhid aside, and tho
ICommittee took up the y ysesic, 80
| GENERALAePRoPRIATfoN Mike
On motion of Mr.. Everett, items were
(addcd to provide for rarrangibg the papers
in the State Department and making an
Index to the whole Of them. Also, for
completing the publication Of, the .Diplo-
: ma.ic Correspondence, and the printing
lof the last census. hsFg.a ~ese 4 80
: Mr.. Verplanck proposed an item 70
cover certain arrearages which had i'm
properly accrued ir the Land Office. He
did it with great reluctance, and merely
-Ibecause the United States must Of course
Ipay debts contracted by its authority
But the expenditure had the decided dis
eapprobation OF the Committee Of Ways
land Means. ia sas7ne no A.. q,
Mr.. Wicklife concurred in this senti-
lment, ,asd hoped that this instance plight
ftproye a warning to all subordinafs off,
lcers in The Government against exceeding
1.-THE limits of the expenses they were au-
ItNbrized to incur. ~ n.. 80
4 In Senate, Saturday, March 2.-The
jSenste considered and parsed the bill I'd
establish port Of entry at Fall River,
Mass. Sc. "a s.,,. ~. q,
Several private bills from the house of
Representativeswere considered, ordcr-
ed toa a third reading, and subsequently
jpassed. Il ,.n, b l,s 49,
/ The bill from the house to improve tho
condi,ion of the non-cummissioned Off
cers and privates in the army Of the. Uni-
tied States was read a second time.
l. Some amendments reported from tho
committee were adopted, and the bill
ordered to third reading, was subsequent
The following Bills and resolutions vwefs
then considered and passed .a
Aresolution in relation TO the execution
OF an act supplementary ID an act entitled
An act for The relief of certain surviving
officers and soldiers fihc revolutions
An act to authotize the President Of
the United States to exchange, cettain
lands belonging 10 the Navy Yard at
Brooklyn for other lands contiguous
Thereto.
| An act in addition to the act for. the
gradual improvement Of the navy Of the
United States, =, vi. 4,
An act TO place thirty copies ofthe Di-
| ploma,ic Correspondents ofthe Revolu-
Itior at tho disposition Of the Secretary of
State, was read u third time and passed
At three O'clock the Senate took re-
csss till Eve o'clock. ~ 49, 60,
.Scaeie Etci,ing Session " g
The Senate re-asscmblcd, and went
into cosideratlon OF Execvtivc busincss.
HOUSE OF IlErREsExrATIyEs.1 Saturday,
March Cd.
Bank o rhe United Suites ~
Tho resolution reported by the Com
,nlttce ofWnys and Means, expressive Of
their opinion that tho Government, dcpos-
its might with safety be continued TO bo
dcposiled in the Bank of the United
States, comirg UP Tor the dction Of tho
house. 'sss 3 q, ,tss,rrf Il 4 .gf
Mr.. Polk delivered a veheuent speech
in opposition 10 its adoption. He was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Ipgersoi, in ,suPPoIs OF tho
resolution. o. ,aclf ca tck.ssf
& Mr.. Boon moved the orders q the dny;
Tho motion was necsiivcd. Yeas 81,