Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

II YeAs-mtssrs Bauov, Dates. Dnyard Berren. clay
ofKy Choae. DSpn Eynn- Graham, Iionder,o on, mi.
ington, Kerr, Mafam horrick, M''r, Mo,.i,ad. por-
II lsouthard, TailmHdg., white, woodbrhigs-2G.
H NAys-ai,ssts. Allen, Archer, Bonton buchanan,
cnhonn, Clay oi Ala, Fulton, King, Linn MeR oborl.,
Mouion, Nichosou, Pierce, Rives Sewer, smith OF CT,
| sturgeon. iappnn Walker, Williams, Woodbury.,
/ Wright, foung-.S
| The bill making provision for carrying
into effect the provisions OF the treaty
with Mexico was taken up and passed. -
| This bill provides that those claimants
whose claims have been passed on will
be enabled to obtain their money, with
oui awaiting the final award of all claims
under the commission.
The Foriicn,ion bill was discussed
for some time and was postponed ill
Saturday.
In the HOUSE, the consideration of
the Revenue Bill was resumed in Com
mtteo of tho whole The bill was do
bated by Messrs. Barnard, Winthrop,
Randolph and Everett, who entered into
an examination Of the present condition
OF the Treasury, and showed the neces-
sity OF an increase Of revenue, as pro-
posed by the bill
The Bank Bill was received from the
Senate, and read twice and referred To
the committee Of the whole.
In SENATE, Thursday, July 29.-nIr.
Mangum, from tho Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported the bill from the House
for the establishment of home squadron
without amendment also the bill to pro-
vide for Naval pensions, with an amend
mcnt to strike out the second section.
Mr.. Woodbury. moved to amend the
second section by inserting a clause to
prevent officers from receiving pay for
service and as pensioners at the same
time. Some considerable debate ensued
when the amendment was adopted--Yeas
81, Nays 10.
Mr.. Mangum renewed the motion to
strike out the second section, which was
negntived-Nays 90, Yeas 10.
After some further debate the consid-
Grafton was postponed ill Tuesday.
The bill TO renew the charter Of the
District Banks was taken up; and after
some debate the Senate went into execu-
tive business, aud then adjourned.
ln the HOUSE, MIR. Fillmore, from
the Committee Of Ways and Means, re-
ported Il bill making appropriations for
outfits and sala,ies of Diplomatic agents,
ordered to be printed. \
MIR. Levy introduced a bill making
further provision for tho suppression OF
Indian hosi'iies in Florida.
The bill having been read twice by its
title, was then referred to the Committee
'n Military affairs. /
The House then took up the Revenue
Bill, which was discussed by Messis.
and Pickens; after them Mr..
II |labersbam addressed the Committee 10
emarks mainly OF a statistical character.
]he debate was continued by Messrs.
Hedill, Ilastiug, and NIckcon until
ate hour,
When Mr.. Wise obtained the floor. /
Whereupon the Committee rose, re-
'oricd progress, and obtained leave 10 i
II again.
MIR. w. w. Irwin then moved TO re-
onsder the vote of yesterday by which
ne resolution providing that the revenue
Ill be taken out of committee at Io %.
lock tomorrow, friday was adopted.
Pending this motion lhe House ad- Il
'urned. I
In SENATE, Friday, July 80. The
i'll passed to reincorporale the banks oi /,
lie District of Columbia. hi
The bill relative to the Home Squad. .
IN, from the House, was taken up, and
lsscd -
The Senate adjourned pyor TO Mon. r!
ny. :,
In the HOUSE,, the Revenue Bill was b.
ken up in Committee of The Whole L
one amendments were proposed, most p'
which were rejected. The commit
g then rose, ana reported the bill, !"
hch was ordered to be cngrossed for cl
third reading. =
In the House, Saturday, July ST. r
ilcr some farther discussion of the A
cvenue Bill, and an unsuccessful mo
IN Tor pos'ponement, it passed-Yeas
6-Nays lOl--to 60 into operation,
'pt. !, 1871. n
800.