Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

his motion. were read ordered 10 le printed and referred
the general committee uI tweEtysI SIX on The pubic
iaI DIS
Mr. Cias. iron, the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims rrpprl,d without amendment, Senate bill Tor
the relief Of Sarah Angel and The other heirs at law U!
Benjlnin King deceased
Mr. M'kay from The Committee on Military Affairs,
repurItd Li entitled an act nd all act for calling
forth the militia 10 execute the au OF the Union sup
pressing instruction. ard rept Hing invasons, md 10
repeal the act in force for The purpose, approved
February % 1873
MIR. Whrttesey from the Committee on Revolution.
airy Pensions reported Joint resolution explanatory OF
the act OF The OH OF July, 1888, granting haliPay and
pensions to certain widows providing that subsequent
marriage Of the widow, the death OF her husband
since The passage Of the shall not bar the clanI
The resolution wing been twice read and rrierred
to n Committee Of the Whole, Mr. w. asked It's pre-
sent consdeali"n but il not being objected to- Nh W
gave notice that he would 10 lake il up the first
convenient opportunity.
Mr. Johnson Of Virginia, from the same committee,
reported bill granting pension To Conrad N!drig.
MIR. Mallory, from the Committee on Invalid Fen.
sl"ns repoled bills Tor The relief Of Martin Hooper and
Charles Grsry.
Mr.. Sergeant from The Seize, Committee on the sub.
ect OF steam engines reported the following resolution
which was concuried in:
ReSo'red That The two communications from the Sec
rotary olhe Treasury to the Committee engines
and The accompanying papers, the petition OF citizens oil
Pittsburgh behalf Of Caldw aders invention and The
petition Of owners Of steamboats, Louisville be printed
MIR. Sergeant submitted the following resolution,
which agreed to
Rss0red, That 10000 extra copies Of The report Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury engines, and Of
the Two communications from the said Secretary, this
day ordered 10 te printed be printed for the Of the
House.
Mr. Mason of Ohio. from The Select Committee the
subject reported bill to repeal the Fcond c,inn m the
10 extend the time for locating Virginia military land
warrants and returning surveys thereon 10 the General
Land Office approved July 7, 1888
Mr. NJ. moved the engrOssmenl Of The bill.
| MIR Petrlkin moved its commitment. Lost
The bill then ordered be read third time to-
day.
Alr Parker, from the Committee on Indian Affairs,
made unavnrabIe report the petition Of Robert
Johnson, administrator OF Lewis Roy.
Mr.. Dromgoole, from the Committee Foreign AT
fairs. reported uniavorably The memorial VI Charles
W Dalney.
On motion of Mr. Lcgare, the Committee on Foreign
Affairs discharged from the memorial Of sundry Ct
t2en OF the Stale OF AussGcus upon The subjects
of and peace.
Mr.. Morgan, from the Committee en- Revolutionary
Clams made uniavorable reports the petitions Of
Jane Yreeand Nehemiah Phillips, and Catherine Rhodes
Of Savannah, Georgia.
The House then resumed the consideration Of the
solution TO raise select committee TO inquire into the
deiacaiiGns Of Samuel Swurtw1ul, stated in the pro-
ceedings OF yesterday
The debate was continued by Messrs Underwood,
Fry, Martin, Biddle, Toucey, and Duncan. The latter
gentleman, after having discussed The proposition before
The House al some length, gave way TO
MIR. Boon, who moved that the House adjourn.
Mr.. R Garland demanded the yeas aud nays; which
ordered.
Mr.. Turney renewed the motion 10 adjourn; upon
which the yeas and nays ordered, and weIe-yeas
- nays &c.
The House accordingly adjourned.