Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

Mr. johnson of la, accepted the mod!iealion
Mr. Everett was in favor of re-commtmen! out eP
posed TO the instructions. he calieo iot 81
MI Grenncll thought that this subject required much
dana ;nvestipalion than could be given TO It Dy re-
committing it for IN hour two to the Comm'ee Oh "'e
Whole u, ..ox .. - ,yos
- nnder,oEe TO act without further Information Inc
nerouisites referred to were not contemplated " "'
and the House ought 10 know the precise ahoa
ed by Posmasters, either from The treasury OF
Incidental sources. He opposed to re.comihi''Is
tho BilI either to the Committee of the Whoe OF sue
Committee on the Post Office; but he could wITh lnai
the operation of this section might be postponed u'''
the House had received further Information;
Mr. Reed, Of Mass, moved to amend Inc 'ho.!" !" "
commit bv instructions provide that the operation Oh
the noned sections shall not 60 into operation
mill the fourth Of March next
The debate continued ny Messrs o"ue'" o'1'
| Wise Lane and Jcnifer
Mr. SuciGlt moved the previous question, winch the
House seconded-ayes 67, noes 81. And the main queS
,nn bcinr on the passage of the BILL was ordered 10 oe
now put and the main question was then takel' anu ae
| cided in the Affirmative
So The bill was passed , ,
The biz, TO provide for the establishment OF certain rust
routes and for the dscontnuance OF certain Others was
read third time and passed
| INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
m motion of Mr. Canbrelcng, the House resolved It,
salf into Committee Of The Whole on the Stale OF the
Union Mr. Smith in the Chair, on the Bill making nP'
nroprations for the current expenses OF the nuian De
parneuL for Indian annuities, and other similar onccs'
which had been returned from the Senate with certain
amendments. , =: J
disposed Of. ,, -o,,o-
The amendment making appropriations for the remo-
| val If the Seminole and Creek Indians coming up, .
Mr. Bell said that as This subject would probably elicit
considerable discussion, he would move the Committee
rise Carried. go, ,, ,,;,,
| orIer f,rt IN. n,orrnw al twelve o'clock.
| The House ad journed
] WasuIsGroy, June 1.-The pressure Of other matter
\ whichslls our columns obycs to defer to our nex'
number the details of yesterdays Proceedings IN Do'i
Houses Of Congress.
The time Of The SENATE was principally occupied up
on the bill! to extend the charters OF The Banks OF the
District of Columbia (and to consolidate the Bank OF
Washington and the Patriotic Bank) 1t was debated TO
a late hour. but not finally disposed Of .
Previous to the adjournment OF the senate, MI
Wright from the select comnttee raised on the suect
reported bill concerning the surplus public money! SUBJ
stantally embracing the principle OF the amendment
proposed by Mr. Webster, and lately published by us
We hoped to have been able to spread il before our
readers to-day but the laeness at which was reported
last evening puts it out Of our power
In the House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,, besides other
business, bill was finally passed (havIng previously
passed the Scnate) of good deal of interest to the Peo
pie of Missouri II extends the boundary OF that Stale
westward to the Missouri river, adding to the existing
territorial limits of the Stale perhaps million, or
million and half of acres
The bill from the Senate to make the annual sessions
of Congress hereafter the first Monday
of November Gnsead of Dccember) in every year. and
to make the first session Of every Congress terminate on
the second Monday in May taken up and by the ali
of the Previous Que son. finally passed.
The latter part of the day was occupied in debate up
on the bill providing for the expenses of the Indian De
partmen &c, of which account will be hereafter
:! given.-.tat. Int
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ and ,oih the adrice md consent Of the Sena!c.
B. c. PARRISH, 10 be Brigadicr General Of the iirs
Brigade of the militia OF the Territory Of Florida.