Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

the mistake in the memorial from Albany. Blu, was il
no, possible tina, II might turn out that portion Of
memorial had been detached from IL and added TO his
Something like This had recently occurred in Phadeiph
where long memorial had been got up relative
corporation, by the State oil Psnsy lvana OF the
vile Glass Company. portion OF that lis, OF signatures
had been cut OIL and attached depose memo ia and
sent here AS to mistakes, they woulJ be corrected b.
the adoption Of the order.
Mr. Wright took leave TO say that the gentleman from
Kentucky did him njus ice In that he had
any agency In cutting oil any par, OF the memorial allud
cd 10.
Mr. Clay di'clamed any allusion to the hon. gentleman
he only m,imaed that such thug might be done.
Mr. "r gh' resumed. He believed lac understood the
remark as II was neaut lie never, since he had been
member OF The Senate, made any upon any pc
h,on or name upon one. He thought, however, the
port ought give the classes &C, ordng to their
several occupa o he had obie to the order
such an explanation going with IL. II there was such
mistake as he had mentioned in the Albany memorial
shou'G u not be explained!
MIR. kug OF Alabama, said the gentleman from Ken
lucky be that as o proper to act now on
this subject Many OF these memorials had been referred
10 the Committee on Finance, where they would remain
un,l their report brought back they there.
lore not within The conuoi of Secretary Ii the OBJ
ject was, not TO act tho subject u the committee re-
ported, he had objection. II it only extend TO
the printed memorials, II might be done but not those
which had been referred.
Mr. Clay observed that there always such free
ercouise between the committees and officers OF the SEN
ate that their would be difficulty having TO
the papers, aud tanning all that " as in them.
The order adopted.
MIR. Motifs moved adjournment, but gave way 10
MIR. Poindexter. upon whose motion, il was ordered,
mat when the Senate adjourn, would adjourn until
Monday.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Morris,
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Pinckney, from the Committee Commerce, to
which was referred tie memorial Of the City Council CT
Charleston, Carolina, reported bill Tor tue repair
Charleston.
The House resumed the Of the resou ion
offered by MIR Maids, ia relation to the deposie; aud
Air .sf nm isieI ia s,pn
Posi- lion TO T..
MIR. Polk moved the suspension Of he rules in order to
that the House the of the vii
and diplomatic appropriation bill.
MIR. Ward said, lie considered that the public business
ought to be first attended to, aud therefore. he called tor
the yeas and nays on the mo,ion
Mr. Whlile<ey oil Ohio spoke Of the urgent Importance
Of the private business; aud
Mr. Polk urged the necessity OF going on with the ap.
preparation bill.
The question being taken the motion was negAlivcd
ayes 81, noes 3d.
The House went into Committee of the Whole mir.
Clay in the Chair on the bill TO provide tor t.e payment
OF property lost and destroyed while ia the military service
oil the United States during the late with Great Britain
and Tor other purposes.
MIR. Whittlesey explained The object of the bill
Mr. Fillmore desired that the bill be read by sections
Some discussion followed in which Al essrs. Waidssil,
Hardin, Whuvsvy OF OHIO, Fillmore, Williams and Sod
deI participated.
MIR. Hardin proposed amendment to restrict the
granting oil any pensaiOn unless where The
buildings were solely occupied by tn military when de.
sIroyed.
Mr Dickson opposed This, and said he was inclined ra
ther TO enlarge than restrict. When In ORDER he would
propose to alter the phraseoogy grant compensa.
ton where the houses had been occupied by the United
States troops hir ysx hours previous
Mr.. Bedie proposed 10 amend the amendment oil MIR.
Hardin.
After further debate by Messrs. Marshall and whiuIe.
sey-
Mr.. Evans moved that the committee do rise
And The House adjourned
II will have been observed by readers, that the
", liza ina
bty, at present, TO continue specie payments, &c TIE
Natl nal ln;eigeGcer takes occasion remark that th.
soppago or failure OF this we'll is an.
other con'' quence OF the change Of deposite Sc
impo sible 10 say what influence or effects il auv has
been produced by that cause But we say, Will out
intending TO npugn the conduct of the i'm.
stu ion, (or we know nothing OF ~ that il is noori-
Gus fact that il has for many years past, bee much EN-.
barrasscd probably in consequence being cucumber
Gu WIN large amount oil uUproduciye real estate and
stocks.-W. Globe.
FURTHER TRIUNPHs.-From Cdyuea COUNTY en-.
tire returns have been received The result shows gain
in favor of friends. The towns stand frfeeu repb
can and eight for the opposition. OF these eight Led.
yard, Venice, SprngPort. and Locke, carried by
bare majortes In Seneca County the republican ticket
has succcededin towns aud the opposition ticket in
ftoo One town only, Romulus, has been heard from
In Ononddgd County, Canillus, Manlus Onondago and
Cicero have chosen the republican cket In the w lat.
ter the opposition In Orleans County the Barre
has elected the bank ticket; Carlton Gaines and Murray
the republican, TIE three o have been animas oic
some years past In Niagara County, RoyaitoD, for
Wilm and Pendleon have given republican msjories
while Hartland and Newane usual have elected the
opposition ticket In Livingston County the opposition
majority, which last year $50, is now 40.-.N Y
Epe. Post.
IMpoRTANT.-1R EArY WITH SPANNING have
seen letters dated Madrid February I7h which announce
thai treaty was concluded, ned and sealed that
in settlement OF the claims of the United States on the
Spanish nation. Thus, after much and perplexiDg deay
caused partly by political convusons in SPAIN and partly
by disposition oevdde the just claims OF counr yne n
our minister at the Court OF Madrid has succeeded e
fecng an adjustment This is the last of the ba CHI of
long deferred claims against foreign countries brought
satisfactory conclusion by the decision of The present
administration and the ability OF its diplomatic agents
these treaties 10 the amount OF millions exetng
themselves with all their ght down the admins.
traoD which has contributed largely
prosperity oil the country and TO their individual in.
terests.-.N. Y. Erening Post
gives us great pleasure TO learn that the Convention
Tor the settle G claims SPAIN which the Presi-
dent announced at the opening Of the present session as in
progress, signed at hIadlG tie II OF February
and may be shortly expected al Washington We hasten
TO communicate this inoi nation which TO the claimants
IL go Important and TO the country large gratifying
furnishes another proof of the the lust and
enlightened policy pursued by venerable Chief Ma
gistIate.-G Globe.
Extract of a letter from General LAFAYETTE dated
(IhWSdoy eth Feb, 1882 1.-THE Committee ON the
American Treaty, will report Monday or Tuesday
Sd or 4h March)"-.hdtion0t Gazette.
New YORK. APRIL 8.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
To Capt Champin OF the packet ship Montreal, airv-
ed yesterday from London, indebted for a London
paper OF The 1lih March, and 10 Captain Watts, Of the
ship Lotus. 'or Liverpool paper OF the 18th March.
here is further political news of lin Earl
thPO nf tha