Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07
Last Dan and Whit of Tie Coon Congress ?

The 27,h Congress closed lis labors on Friday night
about o'cock. We repeat, IN all the sincerity
Of our feelings, may we never see the Ike "Eiin
They comm, need their Evening Session OF FRIDAY
by adoptlar a resolution, submitted by Mr.. Weller vi
OHIO Tor the ADMISSION Of Ladies On the Il al the
ilouse. tbs motion agreed 10 by acciam'aii"n-
ana then "trvIes OF tar danes and daBsels immediate
Is entered every door, escorted by the gallant
men,bers ard iuok ato the sofas and the CHAIRS
Tie body of the HaliIiv ng brilliant and picturesque
aspect 10 the scene (fhe Correspondent Of the Balti
more Patriot adds J The animation Of the discussions
seemed 10 lie very much eghened by this accession
TO the ordinary ncumbcns; and II We were a! liberty
10 report the debates that followed from nnumerable
gentle voices the wonld be far lively and
interesting and eloquent, than any have been able Ia
furnish during tie present session. But the mob oil
Ladies and tter caraiie.s gave rse understand, IL
little confusion, and some Little interruption to the
public business-and some lte spG-tinn between tw"
of the members hoped, tina, this case viii no; be
called INTO precedentand that at no subsequent ses
sion, vii utility be sacrificed even to Beauty.
The thanks TO Tie Speaker were carried, with IL dis
seniients
"The Committee of Conference on the disagreement,
between the two Houses, regard 10 the amendments
10 the Treasury Note Bill, reported by Mr. Fillmore
that they had agreed to compromise: which was pro-
that the funding ofTreasurv Notes contemplated hr
the Bal SHOULD Be funded in L. S stock oextend be
yond ten years And The House concnred in the report
of The Committee.
CATER spirited debate, the appropriation for the
China MISSION, twc amendments were adopted-one
limiting The salary of the officer $4,000 PER annum;
and aaOher rqGrin that bis nomination shall 5e sub
united to the Senate for their advice ard consent.
''The Civil md Diplomatic Bill has been tossed abou;
between the two Houses considerably, account of the
provision IN relation the settlement of the accounts
for public printing. The Committee OF Conference, 4.
last, recommended that they should be settled, accord
ing the prices established by law, previous 10 the
cu,tiog down, v hch was effected al the opening OF
the present Congress-andt the House concurred in the
report; (and thcs is said in the usual spirit of Wing
economy and reenchmen, from 80 to 40 900 dollars will
b. put INTO the pockets of friends, the editors OF the
National lnteilIgeEcer)
"At few minries before - o'clock, Mr.. Gushing
moved that message should be cent TO the Senate 10
Inform that body that the House had completed all le
gislaiive business. and was ready 10 adjourn.
"A similar message was sent To the President Of the
U s hv committee Cor that purpose.
The President informed the House that he had sign
ed
"The Bankrupt Repeal bill, stepping The future ope.
ra,ons of the law) but all which have been
inenceG viii be continued, If the law had not been
rerealedl
s''rhe Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill
tine Intercourse with China Bill.
$50, the Uniform Bankrupt Act has been repealed.
'.The House waited very patiently to hear fur
Their from the Senate Some attempts were made 10
bring up different measures, but the objection that the
hands pointed 10 II o'clock, defeated them all
"Ab9u, quarter before enc, Mr. FckeGs moved tina;
the President be Informed, That The Ionse is ready TO
adjourn Mr. p said II vas not necessary 10 wat for
the Senae, as that body engaged business Of
Executive character. The motion uG;eed to. After
lie lapse of few minutes Mr. itckers and the rest o
the Committee returned; and said tina, the President
requested them 20 say that lie had further commu
ncat,on make but wished them cafe return 10 their
homes. Mr.. Pckens then moved that the House ad-
iourn sine die. The Speaker, amidst loud cries of
order rose aud returned thanks in most feeling and
eloquent manner for the appreciation which had been
conferred upon him; and pronounced The House ad
ourned sine die And their precious Works go with
them