Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
FndaY. Feb. ID


lie Land Bill which was assigned for "Wednesday
next. The day was mainly occupied in debate on
an abolition memorial. Mr. Hill read q long Speech.
ADJ. To Monday. In the House the resolution of
Mr. Allan was agreed to- Oh the subject of ex,ou.
ding the Rev. Pension System to tho survivors Of
those who served in war between 1888 and
l'9o Private bills occupied the remainder Of the
day.
A sketch ofthe proceedings on tho 10Th 4 10Th
in our lasi.
Wednesday, Feb. 18th,
IN SENATE, a resolution to appropriate one a.
OF the circular gallery to the LADIES' exclusively
was taken up and passed. Mr. Bcn,on's resolution.
were then taken up. Mr. Wright 10 his remarks
SAID the whole amount of revenue now in m,
Treasury was $40 652 900, besides the 7 million,
of Bank stock to be paid IN. Mr. Calhoun ,hou0bt
the surplus would be nearer 80 millions.
In the House after several unsncces.f,t .,,.,,.,
to take up other subjects the New York relief hin
was considered in committee. No vote taken
Adj
Thursday. Feb. l8.
10 The Senate, considerable time was speot IN
discussing subjects connected with the surplus re-
venue, when they went into Executive Business On.
I'll they adj.
IN Inc House. on motion of Mr. r. NJ Joho,oo.
the House resolved itself into Committee of Tho
Whole, on the state of the Union n, Lincoln of
MUSE 10 The char, on the bill providing for tho
payment OF volunteer and militia corps in the sct
wee OF the United States which after several ua
important amendments, rcpore ed to tho HOUSE
and engrosscd for bird raadinr
The New York Fire Bill after several attempt.
to amend 1t, was reported to the House and made
:he order Of the day fof Friday Adj.
Congress. The following subjects are among
DINERS pending IN Congress-he placing ofa Mar
oIe Dust OF The late Chief Justice MARSHALL 10
the Supreme Court Room, where that of Chief
Justice jay now is--the erection of n Lupstic A.
YUM IN the city of Washington--a proposition 70,
The distribution Of surplus revenue among tho
Sia'es for internal Improvement and education
The coming of gold coins of the denomination OF
one TWO, three and foar dollars, and having more
branch hnts-greniing township Of land to ev.
cry established University or College--snd tho
subject OF establishing Naval Academy.
FRIDAr. February 10.
SENATE. Petitions were presented by M
Mexican, Linn, Tomllnson, Upton, Clayton Ewina
OF OHIO. buchanan. Benton and Hondricks.
Mr. Benton offered the following resolution
which lies one day for consideration
Resolved, That The Secretary Of the Tressur
be directed TO communicate 10 the Senate during
the session monthly abstracts Of the Affairs of The
DsPos" Dahks' commencing with the month OF jan.
"a'y' 80 aS 10 sho" the Condition Of said banks
ana The state Of public moneys as fully ss the COZ
diuon OF the Bank Of the United State, and 10
o'ah'h mes, and The state Of the public moneys there
TO- nave been heretofore shown in tho monthly re.
turns Of that Institution.
The Senate adjourned 10 Monday
HOUSE. Mr. Whttesey from IN. cor,,i,,s,
OF Claims, reported bill for the relief Of John Bal
iey' surviving partner Of Bailey and do Lord. Read
twice and committed
Mf Everett, from the COMMITTEES on Iodisn A.
'sfs' reported bill TO provide for the security and
projection OF the emigrsnt Indians West Of the
"'s'e o. Missouri and Of the Territory Of Artsx
hta twice and committed. and 1000 sIr.
copies Of the bill ordered to printed.
.Nfto York Reiief BM The House proceeded
10 Tue consideration Of the bill "for The relief Of the
sufferers by The late fire 10 the city Of New York ?
DOT ~iihon, coming TO any definite rssoIt. the
n9a'e adjourned 20 raesa.y Hoad.y ssiss tho
2sa Of Fs5rp,rg.