Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

! ed in The hsrbor Of Toulos. ON o,es.ion ., c.,
non on board the ga'e United States and for the wound.
ca survivors; the same to be paid out oil sv nooss a.
TIE Treasury not otherwise appropriately, 'y :"
a ."s amena%sn, was considered and agreed to-
The Committee TO consider another til " ''uuee
ihe Committee rose aud reported lie hill n.
~ ~. ,ou,e which was then eoneurred in. and the bill
o'u.reu 10 be engrossed Tor its third 10 aiding -
MI. Folk called Tor the orders Of the iay
Inc rorucs'ion bill being the unfinished tu,iue,s
ni'' ,o'S moved that its consideration .i,ouid n.
postponed until i've o. lock, with view 10 n,n.., -,
"e immaculate consideration Of the Till to regulate the de-
MIR. Mercer said, Il the honorable ,,.,,,., .,,,
p,oong he session. he would be willing to go on viii,
he OIL he proposed that might he debate. =, Il. ,no,,
snce made II necessary 1t should be, fully r
Mr.. Polk said that he would modify hi. ,n.,ion ~,
posing that the FortheaiOn II should be postponed until
Mr.. Mercer said. he vo,,a o,;.., :,
men'. NY Po''Pone-
Alter struggle to settle the order in which the business,
INC speaker stated that the bill nskine
0' ,"o several ioihhcs'ions the special order
Out the sn,s,n Penang thereon being motion strike
e"a."ng ciause-U was debated at sou, l.,y,t
oy Messrs T. Everett, Polk Adams. CLAW. and p.'
Mr.. Polk withdrew his noion 10 ,,.,...
to lay the bill OH the table, stating iist he no,, GU
The bill, go the deposite bill sbouI Do ,; W
Yeas ll9. y. 6S, s P'e'a'eu'
MIR. Lane rose TO submit mo.on TO reconsider tina, y,
nu. s, ne would postpone its consideration until
Inc House proceeded TO consider the bill 10 reguI,o
The terms by which the deposes are to be held iv ,h
State Banks - " os "e" NY inc
After variety OF proceedings, hich wan, Of time dis
aolss us from rcpo ting, the bill was ordered to ,hi
reading, and was read thid Time, passed by vote of
IL 70 oo, and sent to the Senate for concurrence
| 500, GENERAL LAFAYErrE.
m'. hdams obtained leave make re port from, ,b.
Seect Joint Committee, en- the subject of The doh IF
Ia ~ AfErrE. aud reported the following resolutions:
Hesoired, Tc. That the Houses have received
WE ,ne pF9ou"dest sensiby. n,r gencc OF the death
VI "ehersi LAFAYErTE the fiicnS OF the United States
"e 'r'enu OF Washington, aud the friend of Iiberty
sec. e Hnd Del further Resolved Tina, The sscr6rss
eors OF this lusrious person, the cause of orr
uy' curing her struggle Tor indie pen,ience aud the
v'o"Ae interest which he has all times ted
w success OF her political Institutions claim from the
Government and People OF the United States an
SION OF coincidence for his loss veneraiion for lis vi,
aud "a altitude for his services " ~ "e''
sec. g. IND be IL further Resolrcd That the Prss;d,,
,"e oni'eh States he requested TO address, tope,I.r
WIN copy OF the above resolutions, letter TO trorg.
" Nshg'oh Lafayette, and the other members of Lis
amiy assuring 'hem Of the condoc nee of This boe ~
uon III their irrrparahc bereavement
sec 1. md De IL further Resolved That The mrme,.
" '"e TWO iionses oil Congress Will wear a badge nj
mourning Tor thirty days, aud that il be recommend ,o
The People oil the United States TO wear similar baJga
Tor the same period e'
Sec o. ind be it further Resolued That the Halls Of
session. . " ~ 'S'"s VI mo
sec. 9. andbe further Resoired, That JOHN Ou1x
hpAhs oe requested to deliver alton on the lilo
anu character OF general LAFAYETTE before the two
houses CT Congress, at the next session.
i"e resolutions were read twice and ordered 10 be en-
crossed for third reading by an unanimous yo,s ~ "
, ne OH providing pensions Tor the families of tho
renrh seaien killed aud wounded al Tonlon az a,end.
III Wc itouse, was then read third time and
The House adjourned. r' w