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


~, WAsHINGroN, June 30.
Inc Debate which ntioned in our last 10 be do
pending IN the Senate. Friday evening" al the me If
vac ne wspaper going press. turned upon the
report OF me rcs Oiice Comitie- That debate ended
IN vote, carried soiM entire inannifv afIir,uny The
urgay and voidness OF all the oan- which have hen
se oy Tue General Post Office any OF its several heads
Here hen IL abuse, least and an enormou. orc
which was concealed by its authors until the Senate t.r
reed II out which all parties concur in signsy te.
proving
In Executive sitting Saturday evening the ncmiss
uon OF JOHN FoRsYru OF Georgia. to be Secretary of
STATE, and LEvi WOODBURY. of New Hanp.bir. IN ba
SECRETARY oi the Treasury. received Nv the
AMI immediately confirmed without advisor.
We 'cafn mat on saturday evening MAHLoN DIcK-
ERsoN oil New Jersey (ately appointed Minister TO Rus.
s was nominated by the President 10 the Senate for The
office OF Secretary OF the Navy The nomination has not
yet been acted upon.
The nomination of William Hunter of Rhode Island
'obe Charge da Affairs at Rio Janeiro was confirmed lie
same evening" as also was that OF Humphrey H. Lea,itr
(now Representative in Congress) to be Di.,ict JUDGE
OF me y States for the District OF OHIO.
NehaFd Pollard, OF Virginia has be- appointed, with
at Chill. - - '''
The Senate sat on Saturday, evening til ii O'clock and
the House OF Representatives sat until two hou,s ns.t
midnight both hodies earnestly Engaged in business In
the lous- oil Rrpres enatves every bill ic has passed
hr senate was acted upon, except two reported from
me Committees; Circumstance uuptcredrni cd i'm The
history OF Congress within our recoIIec ,ion of il, We
have collected in the preceding columns hest
we can al the business which tran acted.
Our readers be curious TO learn tie iate Of the lin
Of The Ho,i.e OF Representatives regulating the depo-
act ted a in N
Sehae since was repori.d in that body with an amend.
men which proposed substitute for ne whole bill IL
hardly likely, we think, that he subject will be stirred
| Both Hoses meet to-day There will be but a hare
quorum OF the House OF Repre-, cs however, $50
many members have already depaned) and IL il mn,
Bile that much ohes business will be doue beors The ses
s'oh OF congress Is cosed-Nat Int
| WARRINGTON. July l.
trary TO all expectation, real okina day M,ny b.
pSSSeI her INA" reading in The Senate especially. In
Pr-etupg columns some incidents Of sy are ed
emitting the specification most Of the hills pa.sed ba
cause ihey will be found in the List Of Acts ,I.o con
,a"eu III oe preceding columns, which List have
ocen az great lronhie to procure aud make as as
possible. To his List refer readers Tor in
formation oil the business actually Completed during the
ot the Public Acts we shall commence in our next the
r"oneahon at large, and continue herewith until We
The Senate late hour on Executive business ~
Mnen 'hey had much before them OF what done we
"sipa' oe,1e The PsP,rs going 10 press that the
M IAN wilkins, Senator from Penus yivania was APP
pointed by the President, with the consent OF the senate
10 1e Ni,n'sier TO Russia, vice Dickcrson.
The House oil Representatives bioue its business IN
close by o'clock; but the Senate having large mass of
nominations 10 act afterwards the o nme n, oI e
two Houses did take place until near oclock p NJ
"heh The session was cosed.-B.
~, WAsHINGroN, July ., 1894
The Post Office Committee appointed by ia. House If
Representatives TO sit in the recess are il is understood
to assemble in this city the 22l September GThe
| oil the same month"; - -"
The Senate Committee of Finance, who are also in
s'tuc'ed TO SIT during the recess, will have meeting
forthwith at pladelpbia after which, they WILL is sup
posed SIT Tor some weeks in this cy before the meeting
OF Congress This Committee consists OF Mr. Webster
mr. Ewing Mr. Mangumr and Mr. Tyler-Mr wilkins
e h' member vscslinet his seat by accepting the Mis-
sion TO Russia J-.N1df Int
we nave already had occasion 10 remark that at the
SESSION OF Congress which has closed the House of
representatives passed, isvorahly unavorably upon
every bill which had passed the Senate. We are now
enabled TO say that the Senate ALSO before its adjourn
passed upon every bill sent TO 1t by the House Of
Representatives. The fact is evidence Of great exeon
al me close OF Session. the greater part Of which was
,,o' distinguished by particular industry or asuy
FROM s last remark OF course, a ose in
dV'dnas IN each House whose devotion to public business
was iaooriou and unceasing. We could pacuasize if
10 DO so would not justly be deemed invitous-U