Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-13

e Hubbard, Abel Huntington, Inge, Jarvis Cave John.
Lspore. Luke Lea, Thomas Lee. Lesvi. Loyal, Lyon
Lyle. Aojsh Manu. Joel X Mann. Msrds. John Y.
MeLene. Mcvean. Miller, Henry. MichsII. Rober;
Mitchell, Muhlenburg Murphy. Osgood. Psye. Parks.
Parker Patterson, d. ). Pearee Franklin Pierce. Pier
son. Folk, Pope, Schey. smith, Speigt. Ssndifer Stod
der', Su'herland William Taylor Francis Thomas. Thorn
son. Turrl' vsnderpoel. Van Hou'en. wagsner. Ward
Wardweli, Webster, wh.ion. Z. p. wAite-l05.
Ndys-m essrs John q. Adams, Heman Allen, John
j. Allen Archer Ashley. Banks. Barber. Bsrniiz. Bsr
ger D.yhss. Beatty; James M Bell, B"nsy, Briggs. Bull
CLARK, Clayton, Ciowney, Corwn. Coulter, Darlington,
Warren r. Davis. Davenport, Deberry, Dening Denny,
Fielder. Fillmore. Foster, pbo c. Fuller, Gamble. Gar
land. Cho'son, GrAysoo, Grenne. Griffin, Hilsnd Hail.
W. Huntington. Jackson, William Cost Jolnson, King,
lay Lewis, Lincoln, Martindae, Marshall MrCarty,
MeComas. MrKepnan. Mercer, Mligsn. Moore, Pey,ou,
Pinckney, Potts, Ramsay, Reed, Rencher, SeiJru, Aug
H. shepherd. WIN. Sade, Soare. Spangler Steele, VII
lian p Taylor, Philemon Thomas, Tonpkin.. Turner,
whirIe.ey, Elisha whiulesey. Wilde, Williams. Wilson,
Wis, Young-97.
On motion OF Mr.. c. p. White,
The House then ADJOURNED.
Tsssdsy' J.as TO-
Mr. Southland presented supplementary memorial
from Hunterion county, New Jersey, demonstrating
against the measures # the Executive relation TO the
oted States Bank. aud praying Congress adopt
measures TO relieve the community from the general dis.
uess occasoned thereby. Referred aud ordered to DO
printed.
number OF the citizens Of the Borough Of Mercer Penn
syvsna, the subject OF the removal Of the Depoes
the Protest Of the Pressn, against the resolutions Of the
senate, and other st'ers which have much engaged
the attention OF the community during the present SEES
son The borough OF Mercer, (Mr. Webster said was
in the interior Of Pennsy beyond The ryb,.
nies aud might be supposed be eyod loo causes
which have go gevousIy affected the great mass of The
community But. said he thy compIaio much Of pecu.
mary distress, sisgn~on Of business aud dearh OF en-
P'oyment Tor labor; aud complain much those
sunpons Of Executive power forth in the protest
Of the Chief Magistrate against the of The
Senate OF the United States.
The proceedings were drawn up (Mr. w. sadly with
much ability aud Showed that those composing
ing were Intelligent enough NOT only know that great
distress existed among them, but int enough
have ascerained the causes lba, produced it, Hs ask
ed that the memorial be referred and printed
which was ordered accordingly
MIR. Upton from the Committee on Military Affairs
moved that the Committee be discharged the further
consideration OF hive memorials referred that committee
from officers OF the late askng for donations Of lands
which motion agreed to.
On motion OF MIR. Webster, the Committee on Finance
was discharged FROM the further of the
luton oil The Senate, requesting said inquire
into The expectancy OF aIiow the Hon. T.. r. Potter
the pay AMI mileage OF member Of Congress, while
tending at the seat Of Government, pending the cor,
election OF the Senator from the State Of Rhode IsIaud
which motion WAS agreed TO; whereupon,
Mr. Wright submitted the following resolution:
Whereas, the Hon Elisha r. Potter, a, the commence
men o. The present session Of Congress, did be
idiu before Tie Senate commission Governor OF
the State OF Rhode lsrd, duly authenticated, aud cons
'nung The regular prima iacie evidence ene him to
seat csimed by Mr.. Potter not finally de- ied by the
Senate until the 9th day oil May past when the
said seat was awarded TO the Hon. Asher Robbins:
Therefore, Resoiced, That the said Elisha r. Potter
entitled TO the compensation OF mileage allowed by law
to members for his travel from his place OF residence in
the State OF Rhode Island, the capital aud returning
and also TO the per diem allow Of member OF Con-
gress Tor the lime he actually attended City OF
washington during the contest pending before the
w relation 10 the seat claimed by him. aud occupied by
ihe honorable Mr. Robbins.
Mr. Chambers, nom the Committee the District OF
Columbia. reported bill appropriang $1,000 dollars an
nuay 10 HE Corporations oil the District. enable them
TO exngush so much OF the interest annually sccrung
on their existing debt; which read aud ordered
second reading
MIR. Robbins from the Committee on the Library, re-
ported Joint Resolution TO provide Tor the procuring
Equestrian bronze of Washg o. 10 be placed a,
the Eastern front OF the CAPITOL hch read and or
dered 10 a second reading
On motion Of MIR. Poindexer, the bill for the relic,
oil Oliver NJ Spencer taken up and considered a. in
Committee of The Whole; aud, alter short discussion
was rejected. Is ioows:
Peds-Messrs Benton, Ciy. Ewing. Freiinghuysen,
Grundy. Hendricks, Kane. King of Alabama, Knight,
Linn Moore PoIndexer, Preniss, Robinson Southland,
.Nays-Messrs Bell. Bibb Black, Brown. Calhoun,
Chsnbers. Clayton. Forsyth. HUI. King OF Georgia
Leigh. Mangum, Morris, Naudai, Preston, Robbus,
linsop, White, WiIkins-25.
This was claim Tor the refunding money paid for
plot OF land over and above the quantity which The
vey showed The plot TO contain IL opposed on The
ground that errors unavoidable owing TO the diff r.
ence IN the accuracy oi iDsirumepis that when lands
obtained little less than he bad contracted TO-, another
obtained little more; that every purchaser could have
his plot surveyed before lie purchased that TO admit
the principle which this bill was founded would be
TO open the door flood OF claims which would mum
date the Treasury]
POST OFFICE REPORT.
The Senate then took unfinished business bepo
the motion to print 600 copies the reports the Com.
intee.
debate ensued, in which Messrs. Southland Crundy
Ewing, Clayton and Webster took par but before ay vote
was iaken on motion OF Mr.. Preston,
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The rule being suspended Tor the purpose, the House
proceeded 10 the consider alton OF the of the
Senate to the resolution fixing day for the nj
oil Congress, making said resouii read "cose the ore
sent session OF Congress- by adjournment Of their
spective Houses, MONDAY the Both June instant in.
stead OF June nerf In the form in ch the resolve
went from this House.
The said amendment was agreed TO.
30 TIE SOth day OF This month is fixed Dpon by both
houses as The day Tor the termination Of this session
Mr. Campbell p. White, from the COMMITTEES on Naval
Affair.". reported without anne ndmen, the bill from the Sc
nate Tor the better organization OF United States Ma.
rne corps; which bill committed.
Mr. ampbell y. White, from the same COMMITTEES re-.
ported OIL TO provide Tor constructing three
fies.
Mr. Parker, from The Committee on Naval Affairs re.
ported bill to establish rsons for the navy which bills
we're twice read and committed.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH., ST. LOUIS
Mr. Polk, from the Committee OF Ways and Means 10
winch was referred the bill passed by The Senate The
relief Of this Church, NJ ST Louis. Missouri said he AZ
Instructed by them TO report the bill be rejected and
he moved that the bill aud report should be printed
Mr.. Polk repeated that the Committee had ..oo.,os