Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23


States aud the purposes which they have been appi
ed; and the third transmitting the weekly aud monthly
pot the Bank OF the United States and ot the Depose
Banks since The lst OF February last.
On motion OF MIR Clay, the reports were referred to the
Committee on Finance. and ordered TO be printed.
The Chair communicated menof ial from sundry ciii
OF Bergen county, N j., opposing the charter OF
the Bank OF the Unted States. sni approving The
duct OF the Executive and the Secretary of the Treasury
in removing the pnblic Deposes; which,
On motion Of MIR Frelughuysen, was referred TO the
Committee on Finance, and ordered TO be printed with
| the names
MIR Tyler presented the memorial Of sunlry Masters
oil ships aud Vessels paying for sppops ion Tor the
construction OF Naval Hospital Guy Point, Yirgni.;
which referred TO the Committee n Commerce.
MIR Mexican presenttda petition OF citizen oil Penn
syivauis, whose name. Mr.. MEX. said, not given,
suggesting in respectful Language, variety Of slters-
tons III the patents laws; referred TO the Com
mtee oD the judiciary.
Mr.. Ewing presented o memorial from a number OF
citizens OF Belmont county, Ohio, demonstrating against
the removal oil the public d, posiies o the Bank Of the
United States, stating that great pecunary distress had
been occasoned by that and praying for their
restoration; which referred TO the Committee FL
nance and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Benton, from the Committee Military Afars
reported bill making an appropriation OF $3.50 to pay
for blankets purchased for detachment of the Michigan
Militia employed against the Indians in 1892; which was
read, and ordered TO a second res,ling.
Mr. Chambers. from the Committee on the District
OF Columbus TO which had been referred the memorials
OF Doctors Noble. Young, and John T. Towers. praying
compensation Tor medical services during the
prevalence OF the Cholera in this District, made uuIa.
vc,abe report thereon and the Committee was dscharg
further
Mr.. Bibb submitted the following:
Resolued. That the Committee Military Affairs be
instructed to inquire into the expectancy Of giving suta
BILE testimonials 10 Major George Coghan, (now Colonel
in the Army Of the United States) the officers and
soldiers under his command Tor their galantry and good
conduct in defending Fort Sandusky against the attack
by the combined forces oil British and Indians during the
last
The resolution agree to.
MIR. Bib also submitted the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciary be In.
struced TO inquire into the expedeDcy Of providing
recording the opinions OF the Judges of the Supreme
oil the Uni'sd States before they delivered the
porter
The resolution agreed to-
Mr.. Sprague submitted the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Commissioners. under the late Trea-
~ with France, be requested TO the Sem
ate the amount OF the claims bch have been
TO hem specifying the number OF vessels and csrgoes
the number OF memorials, and dsng into classes
those MORALS which have been ccepted, those hicb
have been suspended those which have been rejected
Tor defects in ornthose which have been rejected for
defects in substance; and specifying the pn
cipal and interest claimed by the pemoriass in each
class Also, the number OF that have been acted
and adjudcaed upon, distinguishing those that
adudged good from those that finally rejected
The resolution lies on the table.
The resolutions submitted by Messrs. waggamon and
Mexican last week, and lying the table,
ed and adopted
copies OF American State Papers, published by Messrs.
Gales Seaton Tor the supply Of such members have
not received them; and the bill for relief John s.
# leming Administrator OF John Symmes deceased were
severally read the third time and passed.
ON motion OF MIR Clayton. the bill for the relief OF
tain lnsoven Debtors OF the United States, taken
and considered in Committee the hole and ordered
TO a third reading
LATERAL RAIL. ROAD
The Senate then proceeded the consideration of The
special ORDER being the bill to aid in construction the
Baltimore and Washington Rail Road An amendment
offered by Mr. Chambers pending, which, after a
few words from Mr.. Grundy, was Withdrawn. Mr. Cham
bers then moved 10 amend the bill by striking out the
clause providing that he Rail Road Company should
ry The mail for compensation exceeding 5000 dollars
year, and inserting provision that the mail shall be
carredee OF charge for 20 years debate took place
in which MIR Grundy MIR. Henricks, and Mr. Chambers
participated, in which the former that the mail
ought to he carried tree OF charge The same
view taken by Mr.. Hendricks The smendmen,
having been agreed 10,
MIR. Hendricks moved to strike out the words limiting
thetpeIiod to 20 years. and inserting words extending
the iull term Of the con nuance thereof.
This amendment discussed by Messrs. Grundy
Hendricks Chambers Preson Clayton Bib, Kent, K'pg
OF Geo. and Smith.
IL was objected 10 the whole BILL that the donation was
gilt 10 Maryland corporation OF $50 900 dollars to which
amount The citizens OF the United States the Dis
rci OF Columbia be taxed Tor the benefit of the
State OF Maryland. Maryland had reserved 10 herself
hall collar on each passenger, which would give her.
Tor her subscription OF halt million, dividend OF
hundred thousand dollars year, while lie Government
oil tie United States even If The amendment prevailed,
would only receive. Tor s 900 dolIst 1900
dollars year in the convey OF the mail.
Mr.. Clayton moved 10 amend the amendment Of Mr.
Hendeks by making the period, for the conveyance
OF the mail, 80 year,.
This modification was accepted by Mr. Chambers but
was negatived without division.
Mr.. Chambers asked the Yeas and Nays on the amend.
ment moeed by Mr. Hendricks, which ordered.
le question was then taken the ndment, aud de-
cided in TIL affirmative, follows
YedsMessrs. Bell, Bsnion Bib. Black, Brown, Cal.
houn, Ewing, Forsyth, Frehnghuysen, Grumpy Hen.
bricks Hill, Kane, KING OF Alabama, King of Georgia
knight, Linn, Mangum, Morris, Naudain Porter Prem
iiss, Preston, Robbins, RObiBso SIepey, Ssbee smith
SPFagne, swirl Tslnadge, Tomlnson, Tyler, Wagga-
man. Webs err White, wilkins-37.
Noys-Messrs. Chambers, Clay, Clayton, Kent, Nc
Kean, Tpfon-6.
The question then taken on The massage of the hill
by Yeas and Nays. and decided follows:
Heds-Messrs. Bell, Chambers Clay, Clayton, Ewing
FTslnghuysen Hendricks Kent, Knight, Mexican, n au
dain Poner, Freuiss Robbins Robinson, Sisbee Smith
Sprague, Swift, Ton'lnson, WaggamsD, Webster, Viii
kns-23.
.Ndys-Messrs. Benton, Bib. Black Brown Calhoun.
Forsyth. Gtundy Hill, Kane, King OF Alabama King Of
medge, Upton, Tyler, Whiie--20.
The bill was then passed; and
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,
The memorial from the inhabsnts OF Savannah, an
proving OF the removal OF the public deposites coming 90
as the unfinished business
On motion OF Mr. Wayne, il was ordered TO be print.
ed, VITA the names attached thereto, aud laid on the
table. 49,
The consideration OF the memorial of the inhabitants Of
Ontario county, New York, with resolutions adopted by
them, against the removal OF the public deposites which
| had been postponed to tlis day, next coming up
Mr. Dickson addressed the HOuse at large on The pc.
Derai bank subject After which, on is notion the me.
iuoria with the thereto and tie resolutions were
ordered to be printed, aud tie memorial laid on he IA.
\ Ole.
Mr.. Anthony, who bad, on the last petition say.
preseated memorial from Lycomng county in favor Of
re.chsrieT Of fle Bank OF the Uuied Stass and q, Io