Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

WAsuIseroN, August II.
Thr ptesilcn, i moi 60 to Annapolis today
The leads ol the Departments and abou, hun
drcd aud forty Senators and Representatives w.ntto
WISH the L. :. Ship Delaware, according TO previous
arrangements.
The House of Representatives. having adjourned
yesterday IL Monday, there session 10 day.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
NJ. ALLEN asked HE Senate take up the
Bin i,pm the llouse 10 c>De d the Virginia Land
Warrants.
No al cion being wade. the Bin was brought
before The Senate. Mt ALLEN explained lis p,o.
visions Al some lruglh. AID without orpus,uon lhr
Bili VS. read u thfl TINE aud passed.
NJ. LINN offered the following resolution.
Resolved. Thel the Post Mas,e, General be direct
ed IA s,na to the Seoafr statement ol the number
OF Posi- Routes ia the State e Missouri, 'hr nntnbc,
dl~conlGued, and lbe reasons Lon sad dnt outluu.
ancc.
Aloprl without opposition.
MI. SEN FER olltr. Il mo,r general resolution
IN ,'teleaoe I" The ma,l service IN the States aud
Tcuilnlcs, winch lies oycr.
The Jnlt ics,lutInntn provide Tor the d stnbu-
ton oil the ietutus II the Sixth Census was called up
Tor CONSIDER atIuH-a being upon It's ual passage
The resolution wns finally passed.
Nh & \l of Al called 10, The consideration Of
his resolution asking VIII, the Secretary the Tea
suly had not ans"eied u resolution adopted al the
last Sc Of Congress IN relation 10 the Wig mia
LAND Se,ip.
Nh. I la oi hN. sa'u u q RESOLUTION iihl'nel u
crn~ufc upon the D-pa,Iment which he WAS not
ready IL hrslow moi uulIi lac knew whether MOI
it VAS deserved. The Information required might
take mnfh 'rmr, rs ihe inquiry was extensive.
Mr.. =BERItEN sud ,h,I when ,hc resolution
Nas adj pied II probably understood that the ia
quay would b. answered ~ the regular session. The
Information called Tor at the regular Session
aud ihr proper construction vi II was tina, II would
be commune atrd Al a regular Session. lie was
not OPP sel 10 the inquiry, bnt opposed 10 the IN
phod eensnto oit9c iifad oi Que Of the Depart-
mrGts
Mt CLAY e Al. would not say that he meant
the Tor alton sought 10, should be gwen the exna
session. The tcsoiatlon read the men, session. aud
the lad of the Department should be governed by
that l. was we'll nnde siood through the whale oi the
last that thrie would be extra s,ssion II
G. sgfess. The Senal"r from Kentucky. tMi
Cl,,) himself had told us there WIS To be an eAua
scsstnu,
Mr.. CLAY of k,.-"Does the Senator from Al
ALBANIA really suppose that because ! sad u s,ssion
must bceonc necessary, that lhere was cali loi an
extra session OF Congress -
Mt. CLAY Il Al,-"lt WIS followed up by other
OPINIONS Which confirmed it,
"FoIow,d up Followed up!'-saiJ MI CLAY
with sumc en- ihasts. ell rs not The Senator good
sense enough to know that the Extra Srsson could
not be called bat b, Proclamation III the Prcsldenl'
The exir1 ses Iou wis mater Of doubt with many,
aud the sui c al eonversaliln only nj The end oil the
sc,s on. Besides, The information called for was not
waited DUNG the Extra Session. At the ncxi SIS.
son,-tl,e regular Scsslun,--ho had no doubt II
would com' to The Senate.
There's solution. though most unmporlani mat.
ter was debated nearly Two hours, aud then mddled
and adopted. The ougnal resolution implied Il cen
sue Of the Department. The Objectionable pat d
the y : ,lulion was withdrawn, aud the resolution
doped, n0n con.
A message was then received from the President,
By his pilyatc Secretary JOINS TYLER, IT,, announ-
cling thai the inst he had signed the Bill ''lo
Repell lie Act, eniIllcd az Act 10 provide Tor the
safe keeping, collection andd disbursement Of the
Public nonry''-n other words the SUD Treasury
Act.
motion made and carried without opposi-
ion 10 20 into Executive session.
DAVID lIoTrMAN, E-q. Of Baltimore was con.
h,ned rs MrMcan Commissioner IN place oi Judge
Ro"AN 0i ny resigned,