Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21

mes Session. The show OF beauty and fashion yier
day, indeed. was sngulsry brilliant Disappointment
nOyed many OF the fair Beings perhaps they did
in such strong force to-day; yet there enough
gladden. all, and inspire with than ordi
dnary ire Marshall disappointed them again. however
for instead OF giving them speech he only moved the pre-
vions question:, This really bad. The ladies had
the whole tedious morning session patiently
though looking every and then the clock, and
dcrng when the hands would point the wished for hour
ut IL came last and, in spite Of ell the cnanged
Of the Repcalcrs, Mr.. MARSHAL did get the
floor Great the rejoicing among the fair who
had been lucky obtain whence they could de-
advantage the face and form OF the orator. There
that hush which prevails in welhed theatre after
favorc has received his plaudsthat holding OF the
breath and eager bending forward of the body catch
the st words which might fall from his lips But alas
for the excited audience the would prejudice the
cause, by inerposing speech where action desired
And with the exception Of little furry between him and
Mr. GRANGER. and another angry coniab between him
and Mr. CuSHrSe, hc particulars OF which are shown in
the report the galleries had nothing repay them for
during crowds and dull rou;ines of business mortal
hour.
Mr. CusmNe, who appealed, in vain, to MIR. MARSHAL
withdraw the Previous Question, enable him
reply his aSailants, took the occasion of motion
reconsider the by which the bill passed. TO the
moor lie holds IL Tor tomorrow ana on ,he rseonsidefa-
ton will probably have revival of the party debate
which has been interrupted
Mr. Cushing has accounts settle with several members.
The Appropriation Bills coming under consideration.
The Army Bill up to-day. for short time.
Rejecting men will be glad to the success OF all
that calculated give efficiency the Army
Army, inc he Juaclary, Just now tne
honorable parts Of system. The public dscrc
dtabe enough elsewhere. But these maintain dignity Of
character, which should be the pride of every American
When the incidental discussion about Internal Improve
in the Senate, to-day, the petition presented
by Dr. LINN for the improvement OF the navigation of the
Ohio the Missouri and the Mississippi, my curiosity
good deal excited what would be the showing Of
hands, this question.
Mr. CALHOUN wished the State OF Tennessee be repre-.
scented in the Senate before that body should commit itself
general scheme Of Internal Improvements and he begged
the Senate also look into the consequences Of partial
Legislation the subject.
1t appears very evident me, that limit must be
laid down the appropriation of the public money such
objects else calls will be made the Federal Treasury
for assistance in improving the navigation of every river in
every State when suit the purposes OF few ndivdu
ais receive such aid My inference from the talk
to-day is that although the Internal Improvement question
is advancing portion OF political creed, yet those
opposed the exercise of the power, will be ready
enough let it work. when their particular section is 10 be
benefited. ]. VI. $