Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-04

pehded under tho direction OF The Secretary Of War; he
amendment
Mr. Polk did not think the circumstances justified the
Senate in making SC large appropriation.
Mr. Sutherland had heard, that various estimate, had
oeen presented TO the Senate, which justified them in in
cressing the appropriation
The motion OF MIR. Polk was neyativrd
80 The House coucurred in that smen dment
IN. anenments to increase the appropriation for the
erection OF piers In the Kennebunk river from 700 ~
iVSuo doiior'; to strike out the appropriation for couee
ing TIE watersof the river Raisn TO strike ont IN. an
pr"p,iaon oil 500 900 for the eu,oy al OF Z
|reek Ez'be,h river; to provide that So 600 Of the
<SVVV 'or surveys should be applied geological sur
veys Nc, and appropriation o;Si 900 Tor the e.l;l
ing CT monumental beacon at Penobscot hsine which
had been blown away in recent storm; and The anoro
p'aon SSoOOu Tor the removal Of obsiruc In Cum
oeisn river were severay concurred In by the tIose
'he bu TO extend the time for issuing military ,lauI
warrants aud the bill hoiizipg the Secretary Of m.
treasury 20 make experiments to prevent exposiops h,
sen', were also taken up and passed third re aiding
INC m 10 remit he duty Oh certain locomotive engines
&C. being on its hna' passage
MIR. Marthdsle moved 10 lay II on the "a L.
mr Denny said the principle involved in the hill
Important 10 he 'ced upon SO late in ihe session. aud
c'iieu Tor the yeas aud nays.
The motion to lay tho bill on the table having been ne
gaved, yeas ca nays IL % ~
MT. Mercer moved to subs ituie "o,,e. ins,e,a .,
''three years, The limits Of the duration of IN. hin
he anne ndment prevailed.
MIR. Dekerscn Of New Jersey reiterated tho obiec-
tons previously stated by him to tie bill
Mr. Mason supported the bill.
Mr. H. Everett moved strike out the seco,J s..,;.
OF tue piii (Which provides that Locomotive nm
INTENDED or railroads. and the parts Of such engines
and may hereafter be imported tree OF duty for ,hres
yesrs) 10y 'o' ""eo
MIR. III. Everett desired TO say only word ~. CON
sidcred this section entrenching on the prncinIe NJ .
compromise bill The principal arguments used in s,n
port OF II would apply to any other src!e and this would
ne qnoteu hereafter as precedent Tor other cases H..
wonid not countenance the least violation of that
mise. ~ >''P'o'
Mr. j. O. Adams called Tor the yeas and nays. which
were ordered. - ~
The question being taken on Mr. Everett's amenJms,t
II was agreed Yeas 76, Nays 81. The bill was ,bcp
ordered 10 its third reading
The bill authorizing the Secretary of Tho N,vv o. -,
experiments made on the steam engine, was read third
time, and PASSED. ~
Parker was passed "
The bill concerning tonnage duty on Spanish vessols
was read a third time and passed.
Nr smh oil Maine, obtained leave TO Introduce iin,
restitution extending the time of seung new bills nom
one House 10 the other, so as to nclude IN. aboya i,
witch had been passed by the House The resolution was
agreed TO. "
Tie House then took recess till o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The sitting continued to avery late hour anil ,xo ~
enabled 10 report only the main business transacted
he Baltimore RAILROAD bill (from the Sens,el was
laid on The table by vote OF 10Y to go ~
The Road bills in Michigan and Arkansas were p,s.ea
The bill Tor the Pc ish ExIles was also PASSED
. me Dill from The Senate 10 re-org aiZe the Marine
Corps passed. VIZ "e
The bill allowing the land claimant, under Barron and
Mason Rouge to have their claims heard in the suprn.
Nour', was, aiter hard hight, rejected yeas
ne senate, alter having indie initsly posiponed The
lighthouse bill sen, for it back receive the further ac
ton OF that body ~ '' az
The lorificaiion bill was slieht,v amsndo, la, a.,
nate, and the House concured. ~ %
Mr. Speighl submitted the following resolution:
Htsoired That the thanks OF this House be presented
10 Tue Honorable ANDREW STEVENSON ls,e Sue,key
Tor The hrnness, dignity skill and aalty with which
he filled the office Of Speaker during the present az
MT Read desired the yeas and nays; which were Or
The question being taken, the resolution was agreed m
yeas 81, nays 49, as follows: ~ e vs.
feds-Aiessrs' John Adams, John J. Allen VIM Allen
Dean, Beardsley, Beaumont, Blair Bockee Bode Ram
l3ouldn, Bunch, Cage, Csm5rcleng CarmchaeI o.
Casey CLANCY, Chinn, Samuel Clark, Clay Coffee on
nor Kramer, Davenport, Day, Dckerson Dickinson Dun
lap, Fielder, Forester, Fowler, WIN. X. Fuller Giolson
Gille, Gmer, Joseph Hall, Hal,ey Hamer Hannegan
9IGsepn ~. Harper, Harrison, Hathaway. Hawkins
nawe,' Heath, Henderson. Abel Hunting on Iuge Noa
diah Johnson Kavanagh Kmnard Lane Lansing Iapo,te
Luxe Lea Thomas Lee. Leavu, Lyon, Lyle, AhIah
Mann, John Y. Mason, Moses Mason, AicD1lHe' Mem
IRE, Mckay, McKun. Mckinley, Mcvean, Miller.
muh'enbnig Murphy, Osgooi, Page, Parker Patton
la'ier'on, Psaree, franklin Pierce, Polk Schenck
Schiey, Shnn, Charles Slade Smith, Speigh SoIdert
Sutherland, WIN. Taylor, Francis Thomas Thomson
'SnderPoei Wagner, Ward, warlweIl, C. p White
-Ndys-Messrs. John Quincy Adams. Hem,n Allan
Archer, Barber Binney, Burgess, Campbell, Chambers
Denny Duncan, Evans, Edward Everett Horace Eyere,
EWING Fillmore, Garland. Grayson, Griffin Inland Hall
Iardin' Jas Harper, Hazeine, Jackson Jarvis WIN
T. johnson, King, Lewis, Lincoa, NJ artindale McKen
nan nan; Meicer Miligsn Pnckney Potts, Reed Rcncher,
Seiien WIN. b. shepard Spaneler, Steele Tweedy
Ninon, Wamough +. ID. W lite, f. w hitlesev + WI,
uesey, Wilde, wiIams-I9.
The rest OF the night occupied chiefly with private
bills from the Senate. r
The House adjourned 10 meet at o'clock on MONDAY
morning. '
Nondoy, June 80
IN SENATE
r webster presented certain resolutions from S,rino
beh massachusetts, against the removal OF The euosites
which referred. r''S'
Also memorial from citizens of Boston correc,ioo
errors IN me signatures OF tie anti Bank enoral of ,
cy' ny winch The $500 names OF alleged Bostonians are
reduced 10 li3O, and stating that the living and the dead
the citizens Of all towns, and several STA ss are conn
ell IN That memorial The memorial was referred and
ordered 10 he printed. w
On motions Of the various CSairmen the several Com
mi'ees were discharged from subjects committed 10 them
aud remaining TO DE acted on.
MIR. Webster from the Committee on Finance rono..d
The bill from the House remit the dntes ON oro,or
engines AMI The bill considered and ON moton nj
MI FIeHnghuysen, the bill was laid on the table
me Senate then proceeded consider the bill 10 regu
late Indian intercourse. %
ne amendments reported by the Committee on Indian
Affairs, were agreed TO.
MIR. FreinghuyseD moved further amendment n,ovi
ung That The repeal OF former laws by this bill s,oud so,
nhsct the fghis OF tho Indians the Msssspp which
was agreed 10. fF' ~
The amendments then ordered TO be eporossed
read third time and passed. ''''
The Senate then Proceeded 10 consider The roso,,;o
offered ny Air Souihard, instrucng The Committee on
FINANCE 10 cit during the recess in order 10 INVESTIGATE Tho
made. ' P'S "'e
Mr. Hill asked for the Yea. and Me-. ..,i.t -.
dered. - ~ "''e VT
Mr. King Of Alabama objected 10 he instruction .rd
asked Tor Ufiher explanations TO show its necessity
DR. Southland replied that the public treasure was In