The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10


The bill TO refund the fine r. c.
Jackson was taken up, and Mr. Uordor
SOM amendments siecied--2O 10 % NJ,
Bayard then moved To strike o,, -, ~
bill after the cnacting clause and ~.
section providing for areturD oC Tho ca
and costs. with per c-:....-i.,.4......---' 49,.
declaring that the act SHAH no, be cora;
dered as an expression Of opinion on an,
o! the Judicial proceedings or legal ones:
lions growing ont of the declaration IS
martial law by Gen. Jackson during the
defence of New Orleans. The no,;on
PfeValIed-23 TO %. The question ros
"eN taken on the engrossmcnt. and the
NH was Iost-ls to "a. The senate then
went INTO executive session.
Hoase-A resolution was odon.o1 -
terminate the debate on the navy annrorr;
alton bill on Monday at one o'clock
The Navy bill was then taken I'm :,
committee OF the whole, and Mr.. Mer;.
wcihor's amendment, after some debate
adopted. Mr.. Triplett then moved nro.
ylso that no pay shall be allowed TO anv
officer dVing the time Of his suspension
by court martial, or rendering no service.
II such time of absence from service ex-
Good five years, except when occasion.
Cd by wounds Or sickness received in the
service. The amendment was not dis
posed OF when the house adjourned.
li"y 20.--Senate-Thc day was main
Iy spout in executive session, upon the
nomination Of Mr.. Cunningham as post.
master at Trenton. The nomination was
rejected. Gle is a democrat.)
Ho"se-'rhc naval appropriation bill
was discussed throughout the day. Mir.
'iriPletts amendment was rejected. Mr..
M CIc!lan then moved an amendment that
no more officers be appointed, which was
not disposed Of on this day.
mag 2l.-Thc acnetcdld not 81, to-day.
HoH&c--Ailor the consideration of Sc
voral private bills, the house resumed the
navy appropriation hill. The question.
the amondmeuto Of Mr.. NJ CleIan,
air. Gushing made 4 long speech, nomi-
aai'y in reply to Mr.. Mcclellan, but in
Fact takiHga wide and general view Of the
condition Of thc navy. he was followed
iy Messrs. parmenlcr and Meriweiher.
1ioRaay, llay "a. Gcnaia-Mr. Tall
madge gave notice Of Il resolution he should
move as a substitute for Mr.. Aliens Rhode
Island resolution when it came Up. Dir.
us resolutions declare that the applira-
ton Of Rhode Island, one Of the "Oll
Thirteen" for protection against domes-
tic violence, was within the meaning of
the constitution and that il was the duty
Of Tie president, demanded by a wise and
prudent lorocastc to afford that protection.
Mr.. King moved 10 take up his resolution
FOR ihe o'ijoprnncnt Of congress refused
IL to 20. The senate went into cxccu-
tive session.
Uonae-Thc navy appropriation bill
was debated until one o'clock, when, un-
der the resolution Of Thursday, the debate
was terminated, aud the house proceeded
70 vote on the amendments. Mr.. McClel-
ans amendment was adopted, as were
'lso the other amendments of the commit
&c. The bill was then taken through its
'arioHs stages and finally passed.
The army appropriation bill was next
aiken up in committee, and, after It's read
ng, the committee rose.
Mr. Gilmer, from the select committee
N reHoncimont appointed at the extra
csson, then submitted his long expected
eport, which was ordered TO be printed,
ND the house adjourned.