Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

with the Scnecas; also clause appropriang S. 900 for
defray'ng the expenses of the Choctaw treaty which
was agreed To.
MIR. Garland of Louisiana moved an item of $40
600 for the purpose of carrying effect the provision
OF the treaty with the Caddo Indians; which was
agreed to-
Several addit ona items were moved by Mr. Bell un.
der The direction Of the Committee Foreign Relations,
which were agreed to-
The committee then and rsportcd the three bills
Adore mentioned; the two last with anne ndmcnls.
The bill making further appropriation for the sup.
preston OF Indian hostics in Florida wa, ordered 10
DC engrossed Tor third reading and subsequently was
read third time, aud passed
The amendments to the two other bills were concur
req M and they were seveialy ordered 10 be engrosscd
Tor "A third reading.
The House then adjourned.
IN SENATE.-7sesday .4pra 2G.
Various petitions presented--anionq them one
by Mr.. Morris, Of Ohio, iiom meeting in Cincinnati
praying the recognition by Congress of the Independence
~ ieras- Laid for the presen ON the table
The Dtstrtbutice Lind Biz came up us the Specia
Order MIR Clay spoke at great length in favor of it,
he insisted that the under the Tariff Compro
mise than sufficient for Goyernue nj
without The public andsand that great benefits would
proposed by the Bill
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Clascock asked the consent of the House TO offer
and have read letter from the faculty of the Bristol
College OF Pennsylvania, disclaimng having signed any
memorial demonstrating against the admission OF Arkan.
into the Union with slavery attached 10 her and of
the signatures thereto appended.
Mr. Adams objected, unless the House should decide
that petitions on the subject should be received.
MT Elascock moved 10 suspend the rule, and called
for the yeas and nays.
Mr. Sewer moved to lay the whole subject on The Ia
Die; winch motion prevailed
DEPOSITE BANKS.
Mr.. Droingoole moved TO suspend the rule until The
hour oil one o'clock to the consideration of the
resolution and pending amendment, in relation TO the
DcPosi,e Banks; which motion prevailed.
MIR. Bond resumed and had not concluded his 70.
Marks when The hour OF having arrived the House
proceeded 10 the orders of day
Mr. Waddy Thompson asked the unanimous consent
oil Tue House TO submit the following resolution:
heSored, That the President of the United States be
requested 10 communicate 10 this House all the nrna
ton IN hts possession, if with The nnbc
interest, concerning the actual condition of Texas s
political organization aud the state of the war now
waging there-and especially such information as he
ay nave received IN relation to the character the
sacse said 10 have been lately perpetratcd there.
Objection having been made, Mr.. r. moved a suspen.
SION i The tulc--whch motion was lost
a ma Mr. T. gave notice that he should again offer the
resolution tomorrow morning.
ne bi making appropriations for the Indian Depart-
men &c Tor the current year. read third time and
passed $3.50 ~
On motion of Mr.. Il. NJ Johnson the House look nm
The bill authorizing the President to accept the services
OF volunteers the question being on concurrence viii,
the amendments made in Committee of the Whole
The amendments were read
Sundry amendments were offered and re;ec,ad
d ne next branch OF the amendment appropriated the
sum oil $30OOOO to carry into effect the provisions of
said act. T -
Mr.. Underwood moved TO amend the amendment bv
inserting, alter the enacng clause the w,,r,e u
drd that the President of the United States NAV dis
oand lle SAID Regiment, whenever i'm his opinon tho
puOc interests may longer require their services
he amendment to the ut was aceed 10. 20.
lO3; Noes not counted.
And the amendment as modified ,v,s co,cu..,a;
me bii was ordered TO be cngrosscd for third
reading.