Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

f,tnu u,re nfjcrcd 10 Sc pra'ea.
ia tie Hetsr, 81. Dsca,g oose. frou tho select
cruaince. 10 whira eas referred iha; The psn II
The President message relating TO An sneBdmen,
q the Cans,i,sion 4 the UuiisA S,sos, N regard
20 the election q Ptesi5Cni aud Wee President
reported j,tsl re- olatna which amer roue de
bate, wss referred to the committee u The Whole
On the state u inc tnion
TRarsday. .Nsroh 81 1886.
10 the snS.rs. Mr. WAhef Of M.ssssippi. on
leave. iniredurcd bill TO reduce and graduate
sac prics q public anis 10 aot0al settlers only.
Ia tie Iiorsr lbc bill msk'ng appropriations for
the naval service Ea 1896 WAS taken up IN
Committee Of the whole an the state Of the Union.
Mr. Jaws ot,sincd the foot md sNer some de-
bate :, moved tina; the committee rise. which
VAS carried.
Friday .lp,d !, 1896.
Ia the SESsrr thc day MSS principally taken
vp with the bill TO cstabhh the Northern Boun-
Gsty line Of Oaio. aud - provide for The admls-
isoD Of The staie OF Michigan into the United
State.
In the Iiousr, On motion Of Mr Carer Resolved
thst The COMMITTEE on Revolutionary Claims be
instructed to inquire into the expedicucy Of allow
ing the same pay 10 those oilcers Who served TO
within slx months of the tlosc Of the Revolutionary
var sud who had been in service for three year,
previously. allowed to those who died IN
service, who became supefucmerary. or who served
until ihc end Of the war.
Saturday. .lpdi 2. 1886.
Ia the SESATR the bill TO sdmi: Michigan into
the UHon was taken up and passed, and sent TO
the House Of Representa- for concurrence.
Tho bill 10 admit Arkansas into the Union was
taken up, and ordered to he engrossed fora third
reading on Monday next.
In the ilotsr, business Of general interest
WAS transacted to-day.
.iiond1y april 4. 1896.
Ia the SRSkTR, The biltto provide for tie at
mission Of the state ofArkanscs was read n third
time, and was passed.
Tuesday .Iprd s, 1896.
In the SENATf, bill TO authorize the rsy.
mcnI oftbe Vermont militia, who aerved IN TIC
battle of pla,,sburg was, after consideration laid
Oh the table
The IIousr resumed considerations Of the naval
sor,icc bill. bu, the committee and reported
without taking auy question
Ucaacsddy april G. 1896.
IN the SENATE, after the transaction Of consd-
cradle businefs Of little public interest the bill was
taken mp making appropriations for the paymon,
Of revolutionary aud other pensions.
After some discussion the bill reported 10
The Senate, and the amendments being concur
led ir, tie Dill was ordered 10 third reading.
Mr. Wright laid the table an amendment
which he proposed 10 move to the bill 70 regulate
the public deposits &heneycr that bill shall be cal
led up. II the Senator from S. Carolina did moi
call 10 that BILL (us he n,mated that he should
no,l he mir. Wise.) would cali j; up a, Tie cnr
est opportunity.
Mr.. Calhoun expressed his qualification that tho
gentleman from New York, aud the Senator from
Missouri, had taken this bill under their protection
They had the power to carry 1t through and he wai
glad they had II in charge.
In the lIousE Ne. Glasscock, from the Com
mi,lec on the militia ported a bill more efiectus
Is to provide for tho national defence, by organic
ing aud arning uniform militia ,hfoug hout The u
States. aud 10 provide for the discipline thereof
read twice and committed.
The House resumed the consideration Of th,
naval service bill. AMER long debate, and be
fore question was taken, The House adj.
Steamboat accident The steamboat De Wi,
Clinton net With "a serious accident yesterday al
terEoon soon after leaving the wharf. When op
poste tho upper end Of The village of GceeBbush
she wGs run Ito by the schooner Mail bound II
tic river and her false bow materially Injured, bu
We could no. learn the precise exten, OF the dam
age. She had on board large number of passon
gers, aud the captain deeming It imprudent to pro
coed, returned mmediaiciy to the wharf. IL VII
require some days 10 repair her The bowsprt q
The schooner carried away, bat could no
learn that she vas otherwise nJdred.-.1b. Argz,
Aner the late conhasratlon of the L. State
Arsenal at Frankfort. ky. brass field piece wa
taken out Of the rubbish unnjured. This piec
was captured from Burgoyue a, Sarotoga--s
dored 10 the British by IIull-relsken By IInrfso
at The Thsmes-presenled by Congress TO Gov
Shelby, and by the Governor 10 the State OF Ken
lucky.
III, Yesterday about Il o'clock. he PhuHi
Hotel. kept by Mr. T.. W. Boydcn formerly b
Mr. HATCH situated a, the head Of Man street, o
Central Square. WAS discovered 10 be on Ere IN III
garrett by tbe smoke which WAS oozing tbrour
the roofin even part The citizens rallied an
hoped for line to save the building, bot failed
solely. II is believed, from The deficiency Of suite
cnt hose. The i1site u the bohd,be was consum
Cd !, is not known how The ERE took. An ia
furniture IN the building saved. There wa
m insurance in ;he y. H. Muiual ofSi000-smpl
sufficient 10 cover the loss. The present budin