The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
SYNOPSIS
OF
Congressional PROCEEDINGS.
!Saiuriau, June IL, 1876.

SENsTE.-rhe Senate was engaged in impor.
mt private business until the hour Of one O'Clock
.e.n Il, went into the consideration VI Executive
to.iacss, with closed doors.
H0USE-The House went into Committee Of
~ Whole on the illl extending the provisions Of
,ss Act entitled An Act for the relief of certain
,gf,jrnc officers and soldiers Of the Revolution"
rach vas finally gone through with ~ Commit.
- and reported 10 the House. Extends the
P0,sions Of said Act To all those Who were en-.
cred IN the Indian wars from l7Sl 10 1875, 10 all
xag served three months ia the wars, and 10 The
WIDOW, q those who served in the Indian wars
Nal ~ Overlooking Treasury, which they are
t.siruus 10 seuander in almost any way, rather
nan giro II TO The righiiul owners, the States our
Rollers seem determined to rid our Rspubl'c Of The
,ssfzc Of being uhgra,cfaL"
bIlac the session OF the House, two Reporters
sad,Hg 4poa the prseopts Of their b,tlcrs, got
& lycuif. ior which they acre apprehended, anG
ltt with ~ lhe breach oil the privilege, "sc.
egta,og to Guntcf."
Nondav, June g.
SENATE john pagc Senator from New
Hlmpshirc, elected 10 Gil the place Of isaac hill,
presented as cfcdcGs,als WAS 50 orn. and TOOK his
islac len the Senate. and sc, another Senator, /,
T. seen. has been elected, gone on 10 Washington.
- catered upon his duties shic one q the Drs.
usls ofihp state has already bccn untepresen,ed
b. Congress iot az many months, and Jet the Go
,-,Hor Of North Caoilna refused and stlIl refuses
q sl lie election for sad District eo,nc "a before
t.us In New Hampshire, it Is my bull gor.
~ yogt ok--in North CofOliaa, /, souId te your
I'll yotrr my OF
F44tc D.yanfsa--Thc Bin fof TIC regulation
e''he Pahhr Delnsiics was farther cnrstj,ret.-
e ua' Bi should pass, vii lay copy Of q,
sa. be readers a the Jaafua,
HotSE - Fhc Bili 10 caabi-a l1p Northern
'#fH14ry line 81 0h0, ana fr ths .H MISSION q.
Michigan into the Uujo0, as considered snd RI,
#f.a 20 = ihird reading BY voc OF ie-s Ia,
Visa
tarst B.l', were then read each third time,
al aasstI
III CONNER ten mode spe,rA re- IIe said.
~, the House had been s,hc,red n tlriar, le
,gl. al,r the operation, they sh, o.uin""
~ hrauCl
ta.y took him al Ii, word and at.alrned &C.
cofd.ugly.
Tncsla1. JLne 4.
>ENNTE-rhc $ nate Was engaged idt some
'ne nr.n the B from the House, tor tic re-or.
Eri1liton of the Pu.t.Olice Department
fs5ir Dsposiits.--Ihc Senate resumed the DC.
t'le Regulation Bill Mr.. Wright moved that he
Nll te re.commtlcd 10 a Select Committee, with
r''-acuous 10 report two separate Bills so AZ 10
Rake The Distribution Of the Surplus the subject
O. one Bal, and the Regulation Of The peposi'cs
Tie 'nhlcct Of the other. THIS motion was sgtccd
As.a IL
Hafst reconsideration Of this vote aud The quos-
'-a aas ppsi ponod until io-norfoS
fDtSE.-A resolution Tor tho adjournment of
'aaEfeas on thc ilh Of July was sgroed TO, and
'eft 10 the Senate for concurrence.
;, A9l''og else of importance transacted in the
h1ase this day.
Wednesday, June 10.
NhNATE.--A message was received from the
rte"drn, communicating Correspondence with
We British Government, the subject ni the
Nofthcas'erl boundary. The President left It 10
Ne senate to decide as 10 the ptopruty OF publish
's ihc correspondence. 1t secWs, by this, that
NE Hid Hero" is getting tired Of has game Of
assuming the responsibility On motion Of
hf tlay, the Message aud Correspondence were
tlefTed To the Committee on Foreign Relations
"ffPoh lon the question OF making the CorTesPon.
4rhce public.
vi. ftcston laid on the table a resolution cal
ing on the President 70: information touching the
''aeal condition Of Texas. the organization ct a
''s'fnmcni IN that country, &c. aud any CORES
"odohce which may baNe taken place between
'"e Government, of the United States and the Go.
eminent Of TeSas, or any Of tho Commissioners
Of mat Government.
NC Resolution from the House, for adourning
w w. IN Of July, considered and agreed 20.
=, Ina Opposite Regulation Bill again came up.
ne motion Of Mr. White, to reconsider tho vote
W witch It was yesterday ordered 10 reeommlt
we blll TO a Select Committee, was agreed 10,
itas y, Nays 81 Ga motion, the further con.
'ps'a''on Of the Bill was then postponed until To-
morrow
=, nnuSE-Nothing of importance transacted in
Tie House this day.