The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-22

| A special commissioner was sent to the Havana to
investigate the charges against Trist. The commits
sonsr reported against him, and yet, with that unia-
yorable report Irst had been allowed TO return 10 the
Havana and Is there with these reports against
him. What he wanted the part OF Irlst u CORES
pondence omitted In the message Of tho former re
sdent of the United States to this House, in answer
TO call similar to that offered.
lie hoped, therefore, that the gentleman from Yer
mont would withdraw his objections to the produc-
uon OF these parts of the various correspondence,
which were indispensably necessary enable this
House to determine what they TO do in relation TO
retaining Tris
| He was there now, and he believed TO good ser
vince TO the country, but directly the Stand
ing he does before this nation and House, charged
with an Improbable offence, he Mr.. A. asked that
| his own dispatches and communications to the De
paumen. of State should be fully and fairly nyesli.
gated before this House For that reason, he called
for those supplementary parts to IL which were sup
pressed. He believed that they Were not very con-
siderable but the most essential part of the charges
Mr.. EVERE TT withdrew his objections.
| After further remarks by Messrs. Dawson, Adams,
and Gilmer, the amendment and the resolution were
adopted. -
The resolution of Mr.. Wood calling for information
relative TO the American citizens, now prisoners OF
state at Van Denan's land, was adopted.
Mr.. RANDOLPH, of N. j., offered resolution,
tha ten thousand extra copies OF the report OF the De
cretary of the Treasury the Finances be printed
Ihis, as giving rise to debate, lies one day.
Mr. WISE moved 10 take up the resolution pre-
sousy Offered by him, requesting the Secretary OF tue
treasury to lay before the House the plan OF the fs-
cal Agent recommended in his report of the Sd inst
This, after interesting debate (Which the crowd
Ell state OF our columns prohibits glving by Messrs
Morgan Wise, ). Mason, G. Davis Underwood,
Adams, Fessenden, VIM T.. Johnson and Sergeant,
was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. FILLMORE the House now
resolved itself into a Committee OF the Whole on he
state OF the Union, Mr., rilIinghas in the Chair,)
| a.If ..l a. In. ~ a ~
ap as %sss a for ha ns
bate, was passed in Committee. Il then read
third time and passed in the House.
Its appropriations follows:
For the pay and mileage Of the members Of
the Senate, $6s, 54l
For pay of the Chaplain Of the Senate, 800
For printing, stationery and contingent
penses OF the Senate, 20, 50
For pay and mileage Of members of the
House. and Chaplain, $4,000
For printing, stationery and contingent ex
penses OF the House, 30, $50
For supply of stationery of second session
OF tweny-s venth Congress, $1,000
Total amount 1897 ,66G
Providing that part of the sums appropriated for
the contingent expenses OF either House be applied to
any other than the ordinary expenditures nor as ex-
ira allowance to any clerk messenger attendant Of
either House
On motion of Mr.. UNDERWOO the bill TO re-
vlve and continue in force for ten years the Mocha
Mes Relief Society of Alexandria, taken up, and,
after some conversation, passed.
The SPEA KER laid before the House a communi-
cation containing estimates for additional appropra-
tons Tor the Department of War
The following resolutions were offered, which
der the rule, lie over one day,
by Mr.. Mex G-a resolution arecting a" the Sc
cretay OF the Treasury report to this House list
OF the several approprlaes which he states, i'll his
report OF the I'd june pended and oustand-
ing on the 4th March, referring the acts by which
they We're passed. and designating those which will be
required for the serviceOi the current year and also
those required between the ls June and 3st August
next.
"Also, the amount of money drawn from the Trea-
sury between the 4th March and 3lst May of the pre-
sent year. both inclusive; the amount accounted for
by discussing agents within this period to exhi-
Bit possible the amount Expenditures be-
tween the days above mentioned, and showing the
amount in the hands of discussing agents, and unac
counted for on the LIST June"
BY MIR. CAMPBELL, of South Carolina, reso-
luton directing the Committee Of Ways and Means
TO inquire into the expediency of amendment to
the Sub Treasury act, authorizing all debts accrung
to the United States to be collected in the legal cur
rency of the U. s., in Treasury notes, current
bank notes of specie paying banks and also repeating
so much of the Sub Treasury act makes it obga-
tory, after certain period the officers and agents
of the United States, the General Post Office, to
make a II payments in gold or silver coin only.
ny MI hILNO, OF Oeogia, THAT tue BUT
yeys of Doboy and Sarpeto inets in Georgit, with
the report on the same by Lieut.. Gynn, U. S. Navy,
1910, be published under the direction of the Navy
Department
BY Mr.. MERIWETHER, OF, Georgia Resolu
ton calling the Secretary of the Treasury 10
port to this House whether any bank or banks have
been used in the disbursement of the public money
since the passage of the Subtreasury act and il so,
what banks have been employed on what terms, &c,
The House adjourned at 3 o'clock.
The Select Committees appointed under the resolu-
tons adopted Thursday last consist of the following
members
COMMITTEE OF INFRINGEMENT
In the several Departments Of The Public Service at
the Seat of Government, &c.
Messrs. Thomas w Gilmcr J F. Randolph John
Maynard, VIM. w. Irwin, and r. ID. Davis
COMMITTEE ON STATIONERY, &C.
Messrs. Summers, A. S Foster White, of Indiana,
Briggs and Johnson, OF Tennessee.
From then, Y, Tribune
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