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

passage OF such hill at Ibis period Of the session. when
required the deliberations aud moved 10 law the bin
on he table. - ~ -
The yeas aud nays were ordered ON This h;.h
was decided as follows:
Ysos-Mes~s. B.n,on, Bibb, Black. Calhoun, Gruniy,
til. hing oil Geo'gis. Leigh, Linn, Manxun, Moore
Preston sh-pley. Tyler, w ite-l5.
Ndys-Messrs. Clay, Ewing, Frciing huysen, Hem
aness Name Knight. Nsuian, Poadexier. Robbins Ro-
onScn Ssoee, Sinit Sodisrd, rsilmadge Upton. Tom
inson, Wsggsmsn, Webster, Wrgh'-l9.
SO the motion to lay the bill upon the ,ab'c was mega.
lived -
The question as then taken on the amendment, NAV
ell 10y Mr. Smith, aud the amendment was neg.,ived
MR. i"m'nson moved TO sinead the bill, by introduce
ing an appropriate oil $4,000 desrs the
oil the river Thames; which was uegaiycd
ihe qaeson was then taken the Of the
bill. and decided a. follows:
| Reus-Messrs. Clay, Ewing Ftclinybuvse, C,,,J,
"nirick-, Kane, Knight, NsudAiu, Pvndextrr Robbins
Robinson, Sis ee. S.uh, SouIhsrd. Spragn. Tsllmaire
iip,on' ior,nson. wagg.man, Webster, wilkins, Wight
Nays -aIessrs Bib, Black Calhoun. Hin. King Of
aabains King OF Georgia Leigh Linn, Mangum, Moore
Pres'on, Shep'ey, Tyler, whie-l4
| The bill was then read third time and passed.
on motion oil Mr. Freinghuysen, the bill regulating
Inc nIn intercourse was considered. for The purpose
cy oil ludlan Affairs at ST. Louis The anrn,nen MT was
cg'eed ic; aud the bill read third time and uass,,
On ino'on OF Mr. Tyler the Senate took up the bill APP
pioPfairg ooO 600 of land for the satisfaction OF
land warrants OF the officers soldiers of The Virginia
continental line.
| Mr. Upton moved some amendments, the object Of
which was TO substitute money for scrip, the rate of one
dollar
After DISCUSSION, in which Messrs Clay. Leigh
AMI Calhoun, took part
Mir Hendricks move, lay the bill on The table. and
called fr the Yeas and Nays; which were ordeed.
The question then taken aud decided as follows:
| . eds-Mes-Is Black, Clay Ewing, Freinghuysen
hendricks, lill, King ct Alaban~ King of Geo. Knight
Naudain, Potter, Robbins, Shepley, Silsbee' Sn,;,h
Sprseue, Tsllmadge, Upton, Tomiinson-i9. '
Ncys-Messrs. Benton. Bib. Calhoun Grunay X sne
KEN, Leigh, L.nn Mangum. Moore. Poindex ter, Pres
! ton Robinson, Tyler, whi,e--l5
! SO the hill was ordered to lie on the table
The House having insisted on their amendment, 10 the
bill granting township OF land the exed Poles the
Senate receded from their being innaed
That The Poles were willing TO take the bill on the terms
stipulated by the House paying The minimum Price &C.
The Senate asked a conference with the Ho,,se on n.
'ssgreeing the Potomac Bridge bin and M,ss,s
a Committee.
The House having ccncurred in the amendment of
the Senate to the bill regulate the Indian intercourse
which provides that the provision. OF the intercourse Bill
Of 1907 shall not be nterered with regards the Indians
East oil The Mississippi,
Mr. Frelinghuysen moved thathe Senate insist on their
amc pdment
The motion agreed 10.
Mr. Silshee, from the COMMITTEES on Commerce renort
ed the bill making appropriations for constructing Iigh,
Houses &c, with sundry amendments.
MI Slsbee stated that 80 item. had been stricken
amounting TO 1881 doisrs being nearly half of
! the original Amount.
Mr. Calhoun repeated lis ~i.h that, at the next ses.
so the Lighthouse System would be transferred to the
Na'a Commits. toner's. -
The amendments were then ordered 10 be .pg,o.s.d
and tue bill passed.
The bill for the relief Of the n irs and leraI
ve@ OF Captain Preston Thornton and the hill Tor the re-
lief OF Maria brookes. were laid on the table.
pEPosITE BILL.
The Chair having called up the bill 10 regulate the ,ub
lie 6epOsies in the State Banks
Mr Webster said that he was ready to meet discussion
Oh NE ni, or 10 assent 10 laying IL on The table He MAS
instructed TO move an amendment, which was printed
WIN The report OF the Committee, il the bill should be
| taken up for consideration.
| On motion Alr. Black. the hill v,s ,hon H.. -.
table " ~
MIR Chambers from the Committee OF Conference on
'he Potomac Bridge Bill, reported tha,
The Senate recee from their striking ont th
second section Of the BILL to adhere to their amend
ment striking out the third sections and the report was
agreed TO.
The bill for rebuilding the lrigate Congress was taken
up
Mr.. Hill moved to lay the bill on the tabe-Ayes II
Rejected. '' -
The bill was then passed.
Tue resolution offered days since by Mr. Preston
reiahve 10 the mode OF printing the pension information
Noes To- - N"N "'e ~
Inc resolution giving the Committee Public Lands
authority TO issue commissions take testimony during
| Noes ii '' io'
| The question being on an amendment moved bx NJ.
and ordered. ~ ''s"'
After remarks from Mr.. Wright ard Mr. CLAY the
question was taken and decided as follows:
Ye0s--MesErs. Benton, Black, Grundy Hendr;cLs
Hh Kane, King oil Alabama, King OF Gerorgi, Linn
''O"' o"eP'ey' ia'nadge, Upton, White, Wright
Nays Messrs Bibb Calhoun, Chambers Claw. Ev;ng
freiipghuyscn, Kent, Knight, Mangum Moore Poinde
rr' Porter, Silsbee Smith, SoutarL Sprague TomIinson
! Wacgaman, Webster-I9
SO the resolution agreed TO-
mr. nehton presented some papers from the Treasury
Department. showing the exporIaons OF specio dnrn ,b
last Two week.; which we're ordered 10 be printed
hlT Hendricks presented memorial from Indiana
against the removal Of The depositcs which was
On motion OF Mr.. Freinghuysen the resolution offered
oy Mr. Pfeson as TO the printing of Pension information
was re-considered, and the resolution was adopted
The resolution offered by Mr.. wilkins for suhsc,,;o,
10 Elio,ps Diplomatic Code, amended by the Commute
on The Library, was adopted.
Monday Euening. June 80
Mr. Benton laid the table the following resolution,
RtSVved, hat the resolution Of the Senate alon,ed On
Friday the 2Si day Of March last declaring .Ihaf The
T1enf IN me tate Executive proceedings in relation
10 me Pu0c revenue, has assumed upon himself gufo
rIfy and Potcer not conferred 6y The Constitution oYd
Ldcs, but IN derogdtioa Of both' is resol, ion i,o
nng inpeschabr matter TO the President, and ought no,
TO have been passed upon by the Senate excep in tho
regular iorms OF constitutional impeachment and that
the SAID resolution opght to be erpunged from the Jo,ua
oil e Senate ands hereby directed 10 be expunged there
from accordingly ''''
Mr. Mangnin moved the consideration Of be re.o,,,;
now. ~ ''''o"
Mr. Tsllmadgc objected.
Mr. Clay remarked that third Of the Senate had left
the city, and lie hoped would be observed At what n
the resolution offered. ~
Mr.. Benton said he did not ask decision now, bu,
session ' ~ VIZ "eA'
Mr. Porter objected.
AT quarter before o'clock The Senate proceedsd q,
The consideration Of Executive business
The doors were re.opeDed at hall past six o'cock
communication was received from the House Of Rep
yQq am -. st..est.