Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

The question taken and DECIDED as follows
Yeos-Nessrs Calhoun, Clay, Critic nden, DAVIS, EV-
inc, of Ohio Goldsborough, Kent, Knight, Leigh Nc
Kan Mungum, Norris Nauduin, Prentiss, Preston,
Robbins, Ruggles, Southland, Swift, Tanadge, Tonlin-
SON Webster Wright-23
Ewng. of ILL.,, Grundy, Hendricks, Hubbard, King OF
Ala King of Ga, Linn, Moore, Nicholas, Miles, Page,
Porter, Hives, Robinson, shep!ey, Upton, Walker,
WALL White-23.
So the motion was lost, there being tie.
Mr. Upton moved TO amend the bill BY striking out
the eleventh section which provides for interest the
deposles and asked for the yeas and Nays which were
ordered.
The motion was decided in the negalve-yeas :,
nays 80.
Mr. Walker moved that the portion authorized by the
18th section IF the bill TO lie deposited with the Stats of
Mississippi should remain without interest in The Plan.
ters Bank of Mssissipp until time allowed for the
Legislature of that Stale to pass law authorizing the
receipt of her portion in conformity TO The provisions OF
the 18th section.
Tie motion was negalived-yeas 81, nays "a
MIR. Black moved to strike out the 18th und l4th sec
tons of the BILL relating to deposes in the State rrea-
sury; which vas negulived.-yeas I, nays 80.
The amendments Of the committee were then all con-
Cured in.
The question on the engrossment of the bill was taken
by yeas and nays, and decided us follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Buchanan Calhoun, Clay, Crittenden,
Davis, Ewing, Of illinois, Ewing, of Ohio, Colds
borough, Hendricks, Hubbard, Kent King, Of Alabama,
King, Of Georgia. Knight, Leigh Linn, hlckean, Man.
gum, Moore, Morris, Naudaln, Nicholas, Niles, Page
Ruggles Slepley Southland, Swift, Tamad &c, Upton
Tomlnson, Wall, Webster, White-4U.
.Nays-Alessrs Benton, Black, Cuthbert, Grundy
Walker, WrigIt-6.
So the bill was ordered to be engrossed.
The Senate then nJjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion of Mr. Judson, the House proceeded 10 the
consideration Of the report Of The select committee on
the subject Of the assault committed by Henry G.
Wheeler in the hall of the House of Representatives
on Saturday last The report concludes with the follow
ing resolutions:
l. Resoic.a That Henry G. Wheeler has been guilty
Off contempt and breach of the privileges OF this House.
by committing the said assault in the hall OF The House
OF Representatives, while the House i'll session
2 ReS0Leed, That the said Henry &. Wheeler shall be
excluded from any place the floor elsewhere, IN the
hail. stenographer, to take down the debates OF this
! House.
curey imprisoned by the SergeanatarmS Of this House
for tie remainder OF this session. and that The Speaker Of
This House do issue his warrant to carry int" ELECT this
! resolution. "
out all after the word " Resolved III the first rcsolu
| tion and inserting " That Henry G. Wheeler be dis.
char ed from The custody of the officers of the House
After suggestions from Messs. Adams, Evans,
! and flamer,
Mr.. HAYES modified his motion to offer his
amendment substitute for the third resolution.
| Mr.. Mason of Virginia, called for division Of the
| question; which ordered.
On motion Of ar. Hesicr, Henry g. Wheeler was
| then brought to the bar Of the House.
MIR. C!dg moved that the inerrogatory, il lie hid
anything say why the resolution should not be pass
ed" should he pat TO the accused by tho Speaker.
few words of discussion upon the propriey Of put
ting the question ensued, when Mr. ChaniLrrs of Ken
tucky said he would end it, by saying, at the request Of
hr. heeler, that he had nothing further to say than Is
contained in the report.
The question upon The first resolution having been put,
MIR. Robertson moved 10 amend it by striking out the
whole, and inserting that II. g. Wheeler he Glscharg
ed from the custody Of tie SrrgraHt.a aud be
fro, hall of the House the residue D!
the aessun for iudgnly 10 The House; which motion,
after remarks, was withdrawn. and The first rcso.
! luton was agreed TO- without division.
The question being upon The SECOND resolution, II was
amended Oh motion Of Mr. Judson cairuan Of the
lect committee. By sddng at the end thereof the wo.ds
during the residue of the SESSION. and was also agreed TO-
The question then Icing on the third resolution: the
amendment offered by Mr. Halves, above given, was
ndoptedyeas 1885, nays3; and the resolution, as anend'
| ed, agreed to.
The S peakrr then directed the sergeanal, Arms TO
! discharge, Henry G. Wheeler from custody.
| The House proceeded to the Orders Ut the Day.
! PUBLIC LANDS.
The Jill from the Senate entitled An act appropvi.
ate Tor limited nc the proceeds Of the sales oi The
public lands of the United Siutes and Tor granting lands
10 certain States, taken up. The following noiioms
!: pending.
b. Mr. Carr TO refer the bill to the Committee the
Public Lands and by Mr.. Gille, to the Committee oil
| Ways and Means: and by MI Denny to instruct either
committee IL which the resolution might BE- leic!ed, IL
! report Inc bill on "Wednesday next.
+; hIr Sprghl moved 10 10y the bill on the table.
a call OF the House having been rcsored to, and 2Gz
: members having answered to their names
The Qurstiun vas taken on The moon 10 lay lie b!
on the table, and decided in the ncgaveyeus So
! Ito.
The question recurring the motion TO refer the bill
to the COMMITTEE Public Lands, with the instruction.
! moved by Hlr. Denny,
Mr. Kinnard moved to modify The instructions 10 the
Committee Public Lands 10 provide Tor dlspos
ing of the public lands in limited parcels actual set
tiers al prices sufficient reimburse The United States
for The expense Of acquiring, surveying and selling sale
lands
! hlr. Garland Of Louisiana, sent TO the Chair, mo-
refer the bill to select committee, with certain
instructions which he said he would move when in order
Air. Bpudin spoke against the BILL until his remarks
arrested 10y The arrival of the hour Tor proceeding
! to The Special Order
Seyera! SENATE bills were read and referred.
FORTlrICAroS ELL.
The House, in pursuance CT the special Order of the
2Gh January, resumed the consideration Of the bill! max
Ing appropriations for certain Notifications Of the Unec
| States for the year lS:,G.
The question being on the amendment reported from
the Committee Of the Whole, increasing the approPrla
tons Tor forts the larbor OF Charleston &c, and The
yeas and nays having been ordered,
The question taken, and decided in the negative
yeas g. nays IS.
RECESS.
[Mr Spfigh here asked leave 10 move thai the House
take recess this day, from halipast two clock TIL
four, and each day hereafter during the session OBJ
jectons being made, Mr. S moved to suspend Tue Rules
! and The moton agreed t., ayes III, noes SO.
| Mr. Speght then offered the resolution above indcat
ed and MIR. Heister moved 10 amend it by fixing The
! time Of the from two 10 half past three, which
motion was lost.
{ MIR Mann of New York, moved, as substitute, that
! the House will hereafter at nine o'clock in the
, morning. and take recess from half past two till half:
{ past three. Lost.
The resolution then agreed to, ia III The afrns
| tee =
EEE.SLTG SESSION.
An amendment aPpropriating two hundred thousand
dollars for incidental expenses attending repairs OF for
tcatinns and for the purchase of additional land in their
ueghborhovd, being next considered, Mr. Hard moved