The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-08

Mr. Briggs called for the yeas and nays, which
were ordered; the motion was lost-Yeas 1873,
Nays G7--not twothrds.
The Bill TO provide for the adjustment Of certain
claims TO lands under the treaty with the Choc-
taw Indians, was read q third time and passed.
The Bill 10 extend the Pension System, order
ed 10 be engrossed for third reading this day
was taken up aud passed in the atrmatiye--yeas
lU9, nays IS.
Monday, June 90.
SENATE.-The Chair presented the creden.
tia!s of Richard Bayard elected U. States Senator
from Delaware, IN the place OF the Hon. Arnold
Naudain, who appeared, took the requisite oath,
and his seat.
The Senate took up the Bill TO change the or.
gani2aiion oil The General Post Office Department,
and after some amendments, it was ordered 10 DO
engrossed, for read third time.
The Serate proceeded 70 consider tie Bill 10 in.
crease the present military blishment of the
United States which was ordered to be cngross.
ed--Yeas rs, Nays {.
HOUSE.-Dfgesits BiH,--By general consent,
the deposite bill was taken up and twice read and
made the Special Order OF the Day, for to-mor-
row at ~ O'clock.
Mr. Wise moved 10 suspend The Rules, to take
up his resolutions relative to the Deposi'o Banks
and Reuben NJ Whitney. Lost-not two-thirds
voting for H.
The Fertilization Bill was read third time, and
passed,
Tuesday, June 81.
SENATE-The Bill to reorganizc the Gene
raj Post Office Department. was read the third
time, and passed.
The Bill to increase the present military estab-
shment Of the United States, was also read the
third time, and passed.
HOUSE.-The House, at II o'clock, in pursu.
ance Of the Special Order adopted yesterday,
solved itself into Committee OF the " hole, on
the state Of the Union, and proceeded TO consider
the Bill from The Senate, for 1.-THE regulation of the
depositcs of the public money!" and after being
amended was read the third time, and passed by
the following vote
YEAS-Messrs Adams, Chiffon Allan, Hcman
Allen An.honey, Ashley, Bailey, Bell, Bockce,
Bond, Boom Borden, Boyce, Boyd, Briggs, Bunch,
Bynup, John Caihoon, William 3. Calhoun, Carr,
Carter, Casey, John Chambers, CLANCY, Chapman,
Chaplin, Childs. Nathaniel II. Claiborne, Clark,
Cleveland, Conner, Corwn, Craig, Cramer, Crane,
Cushing, Darlington Deberry, Denny, Dicker-
son, Doubleday, Evans, Everett Forester, Fowler,
French, Fry, Pho c. Fuller, Galbraith, Jas. Gar
land, Rice Garland, Granger Grantland, Graves,
Grayson, Grennell, Griffin, flanagan, Hard, Ha-
lev, Hardin Harlan Saml. 5. Harrison, Albert G.
Harrison, HAYES, Hawkins, IIazcltine, Hender,
son, Hester Hoar, Hopkins, Howard, Howell
ilubley, Hunt, funtsman, lngersol, lngham, Will
liam Jackson Jabcz Jackson, James, Jcnifer, Jo-
seph johnson, John w. Jones, Benjamin Jones,
Tudson, Kigore, Kinnard, Lane, Laporte, Lawler,
Lawrence, Lay, Thomas Lee, Luke Lea, Leonard,
Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Love, Lyon, Job Mann,
Martin, Moses Mason, Sampson Mason, May, Nc
Carly, McComas, Mckennan, Mercer, Miller Mil
gan, Montgomery, Morgan Morris, Muhenberg,
Parker, Patterson, Patton Dntee J. Pearce James
A. Pcarce, Pettiarew, Peyton, Phelps, Phillips,
Pickens, Potts, Reed, Rencher, Joseph Reynolds,
Ripley, Robertson, RUSSELL August. II. Shepherd,
Shields, Shnn, Sade, Smith, Spangler, Speight,
standlfer, Sorer, Sutherland Tallaferro, John
Thomson, Toucey, Underwood, Vinton, Wagner,
Washington, Webster White, Elisha Whittlesey,
#, T. Whiitlesey, L. Williams, 5. Wiliiams-l55.
NAYS-Nessrs Ash, Beale Bean, Beaumont,
Brown, Burns, John f. H. Claiborne, Coles, Cush-
man, Droomgoole, Fairfield, VIM. X. Fuller. Gil
let, Joseph Hall, IIamer, Jarvis, Cave johnson,
Lansing, Gideon Lee, Loyal, Abah Mann, John
!, Mason, Mckay, Mekeon, Mckim, Parks,
Frnnklin Pierce, PInckner, Roane, Rogers, Sic
kcs, Taylor, Thomas, Turri Nandcrpoe Ward,
Wordwell, Wise-3s
we shall give the Bill an early insertion if it
escapes The Presidents Veto.
Wednesday, June %.
SENATE-The Bill to regulate the deposites
Of the Public Money came back from the House
Of Representatives with an amendment. Being
taken up, the amendment was, after short debate,
agreed to, one Senator only (Alr, Morris, of Oho,)
decidedly opposing it.
The Bill to provide for the erection of new
building for the Patent Office was taken up. con-
sidcred, and ordered to be engrossed for a third
reading,
The Senate then took up the Message of the
President returning, with his objections, the Bill
TO change the time of meeting Of Congress, &c
on which a constitutional discussion took place
The Bill was then lsd on the table till tomorrow.
After the consideration of executive business the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE--A considerable time was spent, after
meeting in discussing and settling the priority of
business.
Mr.. Adams presented the protest of certain
Cherokee Chiefs against the Treaty lately promul>
gated as having been made with that nation; which
was referred to the Committee of the Whole that
has blIlupon that subject undor consideration.
The amendments of the Senate TO the Bill to
reorgauizc the Post Office were read, and refer.
red TO the Post Oiice Committee