Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

The House had not yet got through with calling nc
States To- petitions; when at O'clock halt the mum
Der necessary " iofm quorum being present
The House adjourned.
wAsHINoroN, March 25
In the Senate, yesterday, MIR. Webster u. essu.d me.
mortal iro" 80 making ninetens OF the voters in The
town Of Lynn. Mass They complained Of the lac ur.
paon o. the Executive, oil their embar aud DIS
ress consequentOpon it, and prayed Congress for
On the snge article Of bills OF exchange exclusive i
oher injuries numerous snj great they are subjected TO
an annual los. oil $4,000 by the Ia act the Executive
The Wee President again presented the resolutions so
called. OF meeting OF citizens Of York county, Penn
The proceedings or preamble having been withdrawn By
the committee OF that meeting, aud the " President dc elm
ing TO voach Tor the respectful tenor Of the resolutions on
motion by Mr. Clay, that they SHOULD not be
discussion followed, in which Messrs Clay. Webster King
OF Ala, Clayton, Preston, Pondexter, Leigh, Ewing
Calhoun, Sonhard and Ffelinghuysen took part ill., on
motion oil Mr. Fresghuysen. the subject was laid OH tue
table
MIR. White spoke on the inroluc,ion of the R.,k Ru
till the hour OF adjournment when he bad hot concluded
Ia he House 81 Representatives. the resolutions Of
the Virginia Legislature came up tor aud
ordered to be laid the table and printed: the de-
ba'e on the subj ct being suspended The residue Of the
sitting was occupied by the presentation OF memorials
AMI petitions; the principal portion oil them aiming
onsa against the removal OF the public ~ieposes
rom the Bank Of the United States and solicitations for
the renewal OF the charter of that institution.
!. impo sibe TO give, Ia the preseni crowded state of
our columns even sketch OF the animated. energetic and
vehemen debates which followed the reception Of sever
nj OF the petitions.
Al Eve O'clock, the House adjourned Teiegraph
The speech OF Mr.. Whi'e. in the Senate, was iri-
umphani in ag.m ent, aud strkingly original In It's TO-
pics His illustrations with regard 10 the right nded
to he secured by the Government Direc ors were very
per'nen-he showed that 6oo0 shares in the hands o
private stockholders could at any time demand quiry
into It's concerns but the Government owning 900 shares
was powelees In the board.- Globe.
The CATAsTRoPHE Mn. WEnsrER's MOTION.
The passage OF Petrkins resolutions in Penns,
wanna Senate, has thrown every thing aback in the Uni
ted States Senate. Mr.. Websters NOTION to Introduce
bill to e.chaer the Bank, laid table M the first
OF May! They now wait for the Virginia eleciio s.
before they proceed any further Hence the first Mon
day OF May is fixed for calling up the bill again; by
which time they will know whether the Mules and Feds
have carried the elections in Virginia. which elections
all depends.-Ib.
New HAMpsHIRE.-The Granite State is firm in her
democracy VI the five Coun, illos, every one of the
democratic candidates is elected Ol the twelve
~ nominated Senators, ten cleo ed and The her
Two are defeated IL is by protesting the same pti.ci
pies iwo-,hrds OF the House CT Representatives are
democratic Iepublcans opposed TO the Bank, and firm
riehus OF The National Administrations. There was no
opposition 10 the democratic Governor. So we 20
Pennsylvania. 81
The money market in New York Is rapidly i'm
proving Within day two stocks have been ,yona
up like balloon' What is the reason. The RAM n,
pers there declare that hope be entertained OF
compromises; and that even MIR Websters promised Ell
Tort must prove aborive The whole truth is that mo-
ney Is becoming plenty; the Banks are letting out The
humoug hurricane is blowing over.--B.