Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

tho Indian Department, and the Navy were gone thro
with and ordered TO be engrosscd for third reading.
Crhe Civil Military, and Fertilization appropriation
bills have not yet been acted upon.1
In the SENATE, we had, yesterday, the first full house,
to use theatrical phrase that have had this
II was known from what reported have passed
Friday sitting of the Senate that Mr. Webster was
to-day, TO make his argument i'm favor of the bill app
propratc money TO pay the claims of our citizens upon
France for spoliatons committed prior TO 1900. The
subject was rather dry one; but subject be unn
eresting in MIR Websers hand He did not fail TO make
the best of that which Ike had before him discuss.
The brilliant crowd however which hrongcdth Senate
Chamber 10 hear Mr. Webster graiifed beyond their
expectations, in hearing also both Mr. Calhoun and Mr.
Ciay who joined III the debate with and in
their happiest manner, though not at great length
, Inc Senate adjourned without taking the question,
MIR. Bib having first obtained the floor
One ofthe most interesting incidents of the day. and
one as unusual as It was gratifying the entrance in
the Senate Chamber othe venerable Chief Justice who
after the adjournment of the Supreme Court repaired
to the Senate to hear Mr. Webster He was handed to
aseaiby of the most distinguished members and the
evident sensation ofaheconae respect which pervaded
all who witnessed his entrance, delightful to every
beholder, spontaneous homage to age virtue and
public service--.National hsteiiigcneer
Robert III. Goldsborough "a decided Whg) was on
Wednesday elected without serious opposition Sena-
succeed Gen. Chambers, resigned.
On Tuesday the following gentlemen (all Whigs)
were chosen by large majortcs in the Legislature to
compose the Executive Council of the State for the en-
suing year Nathaniel +. Williams, of Baltimore CITY;
George G. Washington of Montgomery; Gwynn Hair
Oh Nn2rleS; Thomas w. NeaZey, of Cecil; John
Martin, of Worcester.--U.
The President of the United States in answer to the
resolution OF the House of Representatives. calling for
information with regard to the North Eastern Boundary
states that the negotiations for the settlement of that
boundary being still in progress, it would be ncompati-
bic with the public interest publish any farther docu-
ments in relation to the matter.--B.
WAsHISGroN Jan. TO-
The Annrersdry Of The Battle Of .Nc,o Orleans and III.
payment IF hc National DeGf-This triumphant iay was
most enthusiastically celebrated The Vice President
and the Democratic members of the Senate-the SPEAKER
OF the House and the Republicans of that body-and all
the members of the Presidents Cabinet were present
There were BESIDES great number of citizens from va
rous quarters OF the Unon who Joined in the fstivty
We believe such interesting impressive and splendid
celebrations before witnessed in this city We
shall not however, anticipate the account of the
ings, which will doubtless be laid before the public by
the Committee of Arrangements-G
WAsHINoToS Jan. IL
In noticing the late civic festival in honor of two glo
nous events--the first of which (as Judge White vel
SAID paid oil our scores to enemies whilst the latter
paid off the last cent due 20 riends-we forgot tc
mention that the occasion graced by some of tho
most distinguished officers of the Army and Navy
Globe.
1t is understood, (says the National Inelgencer o
IhursdayD that the President of the United States OF
Wednesday, nominated to the Senate as Judge ofth
Supreme Court Ito fill the vacancy on the bench occa
stoned by the decease of Justice JohnsonO James NJ
wayne, now n Representative in Congress from tho
5St2te of Georgia.
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