Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-04
Correspondence OF the n. ". Express.

| w ARLINGTON, REQ. -.
Erpunxins resolutioas-aray 6ili-ePforfioRneaf bal
-eoafested election bii-eiri aud diplomatic biis-Nr
Forrards resignation, sc.
The members OF the Houses OF Congress, as usual
the conclusion Of session. their eyes IN bust
ness. The few days remaining OF the Session will have
bills passed than the twelve weeks preceding The
House very far in advance Vt the Senate for marvel
almost in consequence of the waste OF time IN the senate
the discussion OF topics foreign legislation and often
questions OF the most distant characer-ss Tor eS
ample the .mo.t nunberess resolutions offered the
powers under the Constitution.
The resolutions the expunging resolutions
brought forward under om the Delaware Leg
,s.are are dead for the wan, OF tune to consider them
Ii they could have been brought to vote they would have
been adopted and the mutlsted journal restored. the
black lines" wiped out As II Is, the counsel OF the Sc
nate will be oblerated in all probability for ever.
The Bill regulate the taking Of testimony in cases OF
contested elections vetoed rather pocke,ed, by Pres
dent Tyler upon the last day OF the last session. has passed
the House again by OF los to l02. The Bill has
passed the precise form passed the Senate before
and President Tyler will doubt take the responsibility
Cf vetoing again, should pass the Senate The Bill is
at great importance and its leading object appears on Its
title The New Jersey outrage ed its introduction, but
the Loco Foco members tor the part being ambitious
of the commission d such outsges have voted against
the Bill
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill for the rs
cal year, the prominent Ball which remains to be acted
upon during the remainder OF the session. The House
having before abolished the Office Of Signer OF Patents
(held by Robert Tyler by transferring the duties 70 the
Recorder OF the Land Office, motion made TO strike
out the appropriation oE the salary The friends OF Mr..
the rescue, hut without producing any effect the
House. Mr. Adamss lnbors while President Of the Uni
ted States alluded by some e the members
10 elicit his testimony IS the necessity OF con-
tinuing this office. The EIPresident bore II cheer
fully, notwithstanding he has been much abused by
the President his organ and his friends, and his
speech saved the Office and pay. IL Is worth no.
ticnR that JonN Quincy ADAMS, President, had no
Secretary allowed him. He signed all the Patents issued
while he President and in addition,
which he found the he entered upon the duties OF
the ofce-a hercuean labor, and all done with hand al
most palsied.
The Senate besides repeating the Bankrupt Law to-day,
passed several public and private bills and adopted number
Of resolutions.
The public Bills fix the rate Of value of foreign
Custom Houses and another regulate the
value of German coin. The resolutions adopted were
the spondence received by the Acsda from
Minister in England in Sir Robert Peel recently,
and Lord Aberdeen fifteen months since, and
oluon for information in detail the expenditure Of
the money appropriated from year by our Govern
ment for the Moderation of recaptured Africans.
The Senate, and after Monday, will meet at ten
o'clock.
The President has yet in a successry Mr. For
ward who resigned Thursday and not some days ear
ler, announced by Others The resignation
have been unexpected the President and doubthas
thrown febrand into the camp After the 9Th OF March,
Congress session, it might have been acceptable
nough, but the obtainment Of of the right
stamp may be puzzle. Mr. Forward may, ii he will
unfold tale, which will than equal the Dunane aud
Ewing exposiu0ns