Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

Inn r Lee, l.. Lea, Leonard, Logan. 10y
sTisr, a. Mann, J. Mann l. Martin ); r. Mason
\ aso NJ Mason Mar,y iioo ay' Mehenberr ow
Ncrne, Patterson Patton Pierce, Pettigrew,
~ Page; at trcr, John Reynolds Joseph Reynolds,
Faes' nrns Robertson, Rogers, Schenck, Seymour,
Rpsy. hv crd Shinn, Sickles, Smith, Speight, Stan.
u r,I,ttrro, Taylor, Thomas, j. thomson, ioucey'
t'';a yaadsrpoct, HasehcF' "aiu"e''' "eoS'ef' l.
WhliiTI;:s ,s,< Adams, c. Allan, H. Allen, Bailey,
W. -a.n Briggs Buchanan. J. Calhoon, VIM. Is.
B,a5 H''I' l,haub:rs Chds, Clark. Corwn, Crane,
ts.aain' n,rinstcn. Denny, Dckerson, Evans, Eve.
Co.anE, t;ranrcr Graves, Grennell, H. Hail. Hard,
,,.; fS"I, .,inc Henderson, Hester, Hoar, Howell
iGNr "~riy, ". Jackson, James, II. johnson, judi
!aai '": :',,,, Lay, Lincoln, Love, S. Mason Mcken-
n MilIigan Morris, Parker, d. J. Peurcc, j..
Philips. Reed, Russell, w. b. Shepard Shade,
l. te@'.' spccr. Sutherland, Underwood, F'nton,
S?ansF:., White, L. Whi,lescy L. Williams and S.
N.'"'r ,,Ies were not suspended.
s. rr linen uave notice that lie would, on Mon
NJ next, ask leave 10 introduce the same reso-
4, "''" I'D hoped there would then be full House.
l.''' 49, HARBuK hill.
,, If Mr.. Sutherland, the House then went
'rsmmlcr Of the Whole on me state OF the onion'
me .n, IN tie chair, the bill making appropria
NJ l raa harbors therein mentioned Tor the year
,ras e e''''''
~, ~, few remarks by Mr.. Lane,
N', oli;c, an amendment for the improvement
VI , u" river tifiy.one thousand dollars.
o; briefly addressed the House in support of his
~; ,o. and stated that II was recommended by the
a'''., on Internal Improvements
1",,, made a few remarks in favor OF the amend
' I,,,uu that sucreys had been made, and that tue
2'a .'. .., was enticeiy practicable.
J;i''s" ,sw remarks by Messrs. Chambers Of Ken
~, v,odcrooel. Sutherland, and Mercer,
- c,lbraih offered amendment to the amend.
of no han hp.
1'. ps urr and the New York State line, $50 600,
i'yS 1.sn,j briefly TO address the House in support
4: his amendment. , :, ,,,.,
>; Of Ohio,
,f amendments upon inns o.ii out 10 et.t oe got.en
...rh with There were many important bills yet TO
;d on and he asked gentlemen not to press on the
hi more than ii could carry
' W. Parton then spoke at length in opposition to
,neral principles Of the BILL aud in opposition to ap
c,ions for rivers and harbors, and quoted from do
,,;,n,s in support OF his argument.
3ier Mr. p had proceeded for considerable time in
lis !cnlafkS, -. =. -
. "a that he nigh: have opportunity OF asking
a., -sn;I.oan from Tennessee, (Mr Bel! to renew his
.Sr which had been withdrawn on yesterday to strike
~. IN, enac;ing clause TO The BILL
NJ Patton replied that he would renew the motion,
.s,.n h. conciuded his remarks.
r, b,u1 having arrived, the House took the usual
recess III,
-, Tie IS Cnnmodores and all the I'd Licutenants
,.;ctcr out-lhe number of Lieutenants increased
. ~ ia }nI-:.e Captains reduced from 80 to 49, and
v,.,rs Commandment from 81 30. These amendments,
... As in Comnittcc, agreed 10 in the House.
r., IA was also 50 amended as to make one Admiral,
49,. Vie Admiral and three Rca7 Adnirals-and then it
VS. orisrcd 10 be enEroSSed.
Isls,iay)-1'he Senate read by their titles. from
:. ,yo hundred Pension Bills. and ordered them TO
l...t ;ead NJ
n, OF REPErs& Friday Erening. 1.-The
rgr5or Bit undo, discussion. MIR. Patton moved TO
nike out the enac,ng clause Lost BY vote of 50 TO Co.
O, Nj, MERGERS notion, item Of $50 900 for the Dis
N, Swamp Canal and item Of $l0O,0 900 for contnu
~, the improvements the Tennessee river, by the
obstruction Of canal around the Muscle Shoals,
reed to. On Mr.. Suihcslands motion, an item of
:;N for improving the harbor Of Norfolk, also
iced o. An elaborate effort Of Mr.. Peyton, 10 obtain
appropriation fox the Cumberland river, ailed Many
her amendments rejected and at half past 10, the
ilpa:+ Adjourned without coming 10 any conclusion on
the BILL
j>utu.lap.)-The House went into Committee OF the
Whole Mr.. Loya in The Chair the bills relative to
the Di<tric; Of Coumbia Nineteen bills and two joint
resolutions acted and The House ordered all but
10 third reading, and they were subsequently read
third time and passed The Harbor Bill again came
p-aad various amendments discussed till clock
wen the House took recess till i.