The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-30

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Ga molioa Of Mr.. TsPpan. he biIl 10
osorids for psblishias a aeeount Of he
d,,eoseriss made By The Exploring Er-
,rlisson under me rommand q Lieut..
wilkes. Or ihe United SAFES Mary. Uas
,akea up and considered
The BIN 20 provide fat rlaims under
,he treaty Of DsHring RAbhii was farther
considered aad amended.
On Tuesdsy. On mosioa Of Nh. AIlrn.
resolution suhmiurd By him somedays
arO. IN relation d the disturbance in Rhode
Island. sas taken up and made The order
the day Coz Monday week.
The bill 10 provide Cor Publishing an
account o lhe discoveries made by The
exploring squadron. was put on 10 slIird
reading, when quits an animated debate
arose an ! motion 10 recommis the bill 10
The eommiIlee on patents; but the mo-
,iOn was negaiiEed. and ths bill was read
die shird time and passed.
Mr.. Walker then took ihe soor on the
unfinished business Of yesterday. being
The bin 10 provide further remedial jus
ice IN shs eours of The uniied States.
and addressed Inc Senate a great length
against The bill. which he considered one
of ihs most imporian. in is bearing tha.
had come before the Senate since he had
shs honor Of sea, there. and which, IL
passed, would sweep away the whole eri-
minal jurisdiction Of every Stale in ihis
Union. On motion Of Mr.. Berrica the
Senate lhen adjourned.
I On Wednesday. he resolution iasrodn-
erd BY Mr. Graham some lime since in
reference 70 joint rule Of the two Hous-
Is prohibiting private claims which have
been reported against in one branch from
being again presented unless with add
iional testimony. being taken up. Il led 70
, a debate. 10 which Messrs. Graham, Bag
. BY. Tappan, Linn. and others participated.
and lis further consideration was then
postponed until tomorrow.
The army appropriation bill was then
!. taken up. as in committee Of The whole,
! and various amendments were adopted.
: The bill was then reported 10 the Senate,
. the amendments were concured in; and
i being engrOssed, the bill was read the
Q third time and passed.
Z an executive session was then held,
after which the Senate adjourned.
In The House Of Representatives, on
Thursday, June 10. Mr.. Fillmore pre-.
n scented tabular statement, prepared undeI
q the direction of The committee Of ways and
e means, exhibiting the duties imposed up.
/. on each article BY the acts Of 1915, 1924,
+ 1898, and 1892, and BY The bills report
n ell from the committee on manufactures,
II from the committee Of ways and means,
n and by the Secretary Of The Treasury; 10.
gether with the amount imported in ll,c
!. year 1910, The foreign coss. and the
A. amour, Of duties !, would produce. lie
j moved that 5000 extra copies q these
1. tables, with the index that was preparing
be printed; which motion, after some op
m position, prevailed-yeas lls, nays sc.
m The Apportionmcni bill was taken up
m being the unfinished business Of yes,er'
G. DAY; the question being on the disagree
4. ing votes of the two houses. After di,
A. cassion Of considerable length, a motion
d. was made 10 reconsider The vote Of yes
$. terday by which tho house had refused Il
recede from its disagreement to the amend
Il, meats Of the Senate; which motion Pre-
d. vailed-yeas lOl, nays 07, absent ~.
The question then recurrcd, /" Will N,
Of house rece'le from lis disagreement to III
S, amendments Of the Scnate!" The pre-
or sious question was then moved. but In
n House adjourned before any vote was IA
a. ken. ~
lie On Friday, Mr.. Bolts. on leave given
G presented memorial from CAS- citizen
IT Petersburg. Virginia, praying the pas
a, sage Of tariff Of discriminating duties
n, with a view to afford 10 domestic manu-
or features Incidental protection. and recon
mending The distribution Of the proceed
ed &c the public lands. s
iy- The bill from the Senate tn provide "a
the armed occupation Of Florida was rca
sa twice, and referred TO the committee o