The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21

! ~ ise WAS TIC dHSTcSsOf' Inc report was re
committed, with instructions 10 report tina
Mr. Wise having assailed Mr.. Stanley. ant
having made full confession thereof. all further
proceedings be dispensed with. The vote OF
the motion was ayes l04, noes SO.
The House Of Representatives hal not at any
time Yesterday 18th inst. sufficient mum
Der Of members present to form a quorum
but continued lis session pro lorna TO late
hour. 10 give lime TO the Senate to act upor
the Executive business before it. Il final,
Adjourned at o o'clock P. NJ, leaving the Sen
ale still in session.
I he Senate vas occupied the whole day il
The consideration of Executive nominations
few of the results of which have yet come TO oul
knowledge. Among the most interesting ant
imponan! was the confirmation of the nomina
ton of EDWARD EVERETT TO be Minister tc
Great Britain.
The following appointments were also con
firmed during the evenings sitting:
WALTER FORWARD, Sec'y ofhe Treasury.
JOHN MCLEAN, Secretary Of Var.
A. ?. UrsHUR, Secretary Of the Nary.
c. A. WICKLIFFE, Of KY, Postmaster Gent
HUGH S. LEGARE, attorney General
WILLIAM HUNTER, (now Charge d'Afrlres,)
10 be Minister Plenipoteniiary TO Rio de janet.
70.
Robert WALSH. Secretary of Legation to
the same.
WILLIAM BoULwARE, of Va, Charge d'AE
flares to Naples.
JAMES d. DoTY, Governor of Wisconsin.
Major s. CHURCHILL, 10 be Inspector Gcner.
al of the Army, in place of General Wool, pro.
NOTED.
We are requested to say that Mr.. Webster
will remain at the head of the new organization
of the Cabinet, equally in compliance with the
wishes of the President ard The unanimous re.
commentator of his (Mr. Wcbstcr's) private
IntelHgencer.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
September 10. 1911.
The Speaker resumed the chair al half past
5 o'clock.
A message was received from the Senate.
by Lewis Il. Machcn, Esq. clerk, informing
the House that the Senate had concurrcd in the
resolution of the House providing for the ap-
pointment of joint committee TO wait on the
President Of the United States and notify him
that, unless nc had other communications to
make, the Two Houses were ready 10 adjourn,
and that the Senate hal appointed committee
on their part.
The speaker remained in the chair, ana the
House unoccupicd for abou. an hour
When Mr.. Marshall rose and endured Of
The speaker whether !; was liz order a: this time
to submit proposition Of any kind
The answer ofthc speaker did not reach the
ear of the reporter, but the members with great
unaniniy, called upon Nir Marshal to proceed.
Mr.. NJ. then moved that 5000 extra copies
of The second Veto message be printed.
In presenting this motion, Mr.. N. addressed
the House for an hour and fifteen minutes in n
severe review of the political course of the
President OF the United States. especially with
reference TO the second bank bill !; and Oh the
general condition and prospects of the " hig
party.
Having concluded his remarks, Mr.. II. with.
drew the motion 10 print.
After which,
Mr.. Everett rose and said that the Joint com.
mltiee appointed to wait on the President oftbe
United States and inform him that the two
Houses we're ready 10 adjourn, if he had no
further communication TO make had performed
heir duty. and had been requested by The
President to say that he had no further lerisIa.
tive communication to make to Congress.
WhereuPon, al quarter before O'Clock, on
motion of Dir. Ward, the House adjourned
SINE die.