Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10

The question was then taken on the notion and de-
Yeas-Nessrs Calhoun, Clay, Crittenden, Davis, Ew-
ing, of Ohio Godsborough, Kent, King, OF Geo.
| Knght, Mexican: Mangum Morris, Naudain, rrentiss'
Robbins, Ruggles shepley, southard' Swift lo'nS0"
Taus-Messrs Benton, Black, Buchanan, Ewing OF
H., Grundy, Hendricks, Hubbard, King Of Ala Moore
Nicholas Robinson, 1almadge, Tipton' Walker "hi'e
RE question was then about to be taken on the bill
After some observations from Messrs. Ewing OF Ohio'
King of Ala, King Of Ga, Black, Crl'tenosn' 0"'"-
nnan. Moore and White,
On motion of Mr. Black the bill was laid on the tap!e
oin resolution, authorizing contract Tor Jour MS
torca pictures fill the vacant inches IN the
was read third tme passed and sent To lhe llouse "a
| Representatives for concurrence
| DISTRICT BANKS.
The bill to extend The charters Of certain banks IN INC
District Of Columbia, taken up; and the question
! being on the passage OF tho bill, ~
| MI Wrghtfspoke against The passage OF the DILL
Mr. KNIGHT made lew remarks IN reply. w
The DISCUSSION was further continued by hlesss. Miles,
Benton, King Of Ala, and Walker
The question was Then TAKEN OH Tile i"SsuSe " '>
BILL and decided as follows:
Y,ss-Messrs. Black Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, Crit
,ondrn Cu,hbcrt, Davis Ewing, of Ohio, Goldsborough,
Hendricks, Hubbard Kent, King Of Ala Knight Lelsh'
Swi. TalImadse, Tonlinson, Walker, Webstcr-26.
.Saps-NIessrs Benton, Ewing, of illinois, King, Of
Geo. Linn, Mexican, hlangum, Morris, Niles Robin
sou. Rugglrs, Shcpey, Wall, White, Wrght7lI.
House to the bin making appropriation Tor Indian c5'
pcnducs annuities &c and they were referred TO the
| Committee on Indian Affairs.
The bill TO extend the time for recrving proof OF pre-
epp,ion claims was read third time; but before any
question was taken, ,. , -,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
AuJUURSMcSr CUSGRESS.
MIR Mann of New York moved Il suspension OF The
rules for the purpose Of taking up the joint resolution
from the Senate liHng the day of adjournment OF The
present Of Congress- and asked l"r Tie ycaS anu
! NAYS, which were ordered
4 Mr. Williams Of North Caroina moved call oil the
House, and taking the qucsiioa there appearing only
ayes So, noes 81, no quorum,
| Mr. Whucscy OF Ohio asked the gentleman from
New York to withdraw The uloon for the present. to
enable The committees 10 report; to which
| Mr.. Mann asscuted.
The resolution reported by Mr. Owens, from the Com
mittce Of Ways and alcans, !. 10 make the bill (Nn lh)
10 regulate the dtpcsite Of the public money IN certain
ban KS the special order Of The day for the first Wr'nrs-
day in May with Tie amendment OF Mr. WISE, being
J the first business order the Speaker table, was,
On motion of Ns. Whi,llcscy, postponed till Friday
Mr. Cambrcleng, from the Committee on Ways and
Means reported the Senate bill, ''authorzlng the Sccr.
tary Of Tic Treasury to compromise The Claims OF The U.
States against certain local banks, with report osrke
out all after e cnactng clause aud TO insert the House
bill instead; which committed.
IMPORT DUTIES.
Mr.. InGersol also reported the Senate bill Quilted an
10 alter and amend the several imposing duties
on imports" without amendment, and moved that the
bill be read but after conversation between McSsrs
lngcrsoll. Dickcrson, Cambrreng and Pinckncy, the
bill laid the Speaker table for the present MI
Dickcrson had heretofore given notice o.! proposition
he intended TO submit in the form OF an amendment
Mr.. Gllett, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill for the reorganization of the Treasury De-
partmcnt read twice, and the further consideration
thereof post poucd till this day two weeks.
Mr.. Wardwel, from the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions reported resolution that the several bills
ported from that committee be taken up and considered
on Saturday next ocuck for the space Of one hour.
MIR. miller moved to include also bills reported from
the Committee on Invalid Pensions, which was agreed
to and the resolution, as amended: was adopicd-aycs
i05, NOES A.
Mr.. Rcnclcr, from the Select Committee on the sub
iect reported bill TO establish uniform rule OF
computing mileage and per diem compensation of mem
beers Of Congress; which was read twice.
| Mr.. Rcncher moved that it be engrosscd.
MIR. Jeniter moved that it be laid the table and
printed: lost.
Mr. Vinlon remarked that there provision in
the bill by which members of the House to be paid
if absent on leave He moved IL add the words son
The business of The House," He was willing that
bers who absent their business should be
paid. Pending this amendment,
Mr.. Mann of n. York moved to postpone the further
consideration Of the bill and amendment till Saturday
next.
MIR. IIawcs asked for the yeas and nays that mo.
tion not ordered.
The motion TO poet ponc was then agreed TO without
count and the bill was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Boon made Intellectual attempt 10 obtain the
consent Of the House 10 discharge the Committee of the
Whole from the Senate hill No H. for the establishment
of Land District in Michigan, SO that the might
be brought into the House.
| ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
| Mr.. Mann of New York then renewed his motion 10
suspend the rules to take up the join; resolution fixing
the day OF adjournment.
MIR. Parks moved 10 lay the motion on the table lost
ayes 10, noes So.
Mr.. Vandcrpocl asked for the yeas and nays the
motion suspend; which ordered, aud wcre-yeas
49, nays H. as follows:
ieos-Messrs Adams, c. Allan, II. Allen Anthony,
Bailey, Bcale, Bean Buckee, Boom, Borden, Boudin,
Bovee, Briggs, Brown, Buchanan, Burns, Bynum, Will
liam u. Calhoun, Carr, Casey, George Chambers, Cha
pin. Nathaniel II. Claiborne, Conner, Corwin, Craig,
Craner, Cushman Deberry, Dickerson, Dickson, Dou-
blcday, Evans Fairfield, French Fry, p. q. Fuller, VIM
X. Fuller Gabralh, GlIe, Glascock, Granger, Grant
land Grenne Haley, II. Hall, Hard, Hardin, Harper,
5 S. Harrison, Haynes, flazetne, Hcster, Hopkins,
Hunt, Ingerso lnyham VIM Jackson, James, Jenii'r,
J. Johnson, II. NJ. Johnson, c. Johnson, IL. Johnson, b.
Jones, Judson, Kilgore, Klingcnsnh, Lane, Lansing,
Laporc, Lawrence, Lay, J. Lee Logan, A. Mann, job
Mann, VIM. Mason, Moses Mason, Sampson Mason,
| McComas, Mckay, Mckennan McKim, Miller, hlill
gam Montgomery, Morris, Owens, Parker, A. pearcc
rettigrew, Phillips, Reed, Joseph Reynolds Roane, Ro
ocrtson, Rogers, Russell, Schenck, Seymour, Wm b.
Shepard A. II. shcpperd shinn, sckIes sladc, Smith,
Underworld, yanlerpoel, Wngener, Ward, WardweII,
! Weeks, White, l.. Williams, and S. Wilams-l23.
.Nuys-alcssrs Ash, Bell, Bond, Boyd, Bunch, John
Calhoon, Cambrceng Campbell, Carter, }. Chambers
CLANCY, Chapman, ChiIds J. F. II. Claiborne, Clark,
Coles, Crane, Gushing, Darlington, Dromgooe' r. Eve
rett, Farln, Forester Grayson, Griffin, j. Hail. ilamcr,
Harlan, Halves, Howard, Howell, Hubley, Huntington,
lluns,nun J. Jackson, Jarvis, John W. Joncs Ki:nard
l,uwer, G. Lee, L. Lee, Lewis, Loyal, Lucas, Lyon,
John Y. Mason, Maury, May, McCarty, Mckeon, Nc
lene, Mercer, Muhenburs, Page, Parks, Patterson,
Patton, d. ]. Pearce, Phelps: Potts. Rcncher John Rcy
nods Shields, Spanger, Standefer, Stocr: Thomson
Touecy, Vinton, Webster, Whucscy, and Wisc-7l.
So the House refused TO suspend the rules.