Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11

The amendment ~,s agreed to- and tho bill was then or.
dersd to be eugrO'sed aud read third time
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions submitted during tho
morning:
Rcsoiued That the Committee on Manufactures he in
struc,ed inquire into the exp.dcncy increasing the
duty foreign marble imported into the United States.
Resoired, That the President Of the United STATE, DO
requested To communicate to the Senate copy OF the me.
mortal addressed him by the heir at law of the late
Gen. Ira Aen relative the capture detention and con.
domination OF the ship Olive Branch and her cargo by the
british Government; aud also copy OF The Instructions
gwen 10 The Minister OF the United States at the Cour, OF
Great Britain and OF the correspondence between him
and The British Government the subjec much Of
e su 'ns'r"cnons and conesponience as may be COM
municaej, in the opinion OF the President, consistently
WIN the public interest
by Mr. Sprasu,:
Resolvea That the Committee Finance he directed
70 inquire into the expe ency at making certain eign
coins, particularly Spansh nailed dollars, aud live anc
| pieces, a legal tender, and current by law.
The senate, at twenty minutes alter one o'clock PRO.
eee"cd 10 Executive business, and continued until little
before three. When the doors opened.
nir Chambers presented he me mortal OF the Female
Wp".n asy'um OF Georgetown, d. c., which had been
presented at the last session. and which, on lis moon
was referred TO the Commiec the District Of Colum.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ne House SUSPENDED the rule, enable Mr.. ]. Q.
nc"n,s 70 submit the following resolution, hch lies
day for consideration:
Resoirtd That he Secretary OF the Treasury be di.
rec'ed to report TO this House. OF all the
specifically designa ing the banks or individuals
indebted to the Treasury therefor; the time when each
ueo hst became dues the time when failure Of payment
hcreoi hrst occurred the security, il any, Which the
puoic have Tor payment thereof any time, smi the
pros ect 81 such eventual payment.
- PUBLIC DEPosITEs.
The House resumed The consideration of the following
resolution, offered by Mr.. Marlis:
- Hes0Ictd, That dle Committee of ways and Means
oe Instructed 10 inquire into the expetency Of reporting
hi requiring the Secretary OF the Treasury to Jepos,
e pnSc moneys OF The United States in the State Banks
Ana aso as TO the expedency Of defining by law all con-
tracts hereafter TO be made with Secretary for the safe
hct p'ng engagement, and disbursement thc -sme.
Mr. tlowDey resumed. lie considered that Mr.. Duane
had been improperly removed from the office OF Secretary
oil ths ieasury, 10 make for whose first act was
10 deny the OF the House. from whom he alone con-
stitniionally derived it, Sc
Mr. Clayton addressed the House in cppo.i,ion N ~.
removal Of the Deposites.
Mr. Z. gave way without having concluded 10 q no;o,
10 proceed TO the order OF the day.
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill, re.
ported from the Committee Revolutionary Claims 10
provide Tor the settlement oil certain CLAIMS
Mr. Brown who entitled to the Hoor smoke Al
considerable length in favor OF the bill
Mr. Wise followed OIL the same side,
Mr. Giiiner spoke in favor OF passing general bill on
ths subject but TO the bill reported by the committee he
"aFuecedy opposed tle suggested many conse atoms
woen ne thought ought TO induce the House re COMM,
me OH Tor amendment He according w NOV cd the re- COM
mi,meni OF the bill, but Withdrew il for the D. resent
Mr. Marshall spoke in support of the BILL and in repv
10 the gentle from Georgia, (Ar. Gilmer1 Al hal,
past three O'Clock, without concluding he gave way IN
motion to adjourn. ~
On motion Of Mr.. Burgess,
The House then adjourned.