The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-09
House OF Representatives.

WAsHIScroS Friday. Feb. T. lS45
MI. sAUsDkas OF ". C., moved that the ruffx be
mittees
The SPEAKER said suspension of the rules was not ne
cessary
Mr.. SAUNDERS said then he moved that the House re-
ceive the reports OF committees.
The SPEAKER said that the first in order would be Mr.
Burke's report on the Rhode Island case.
Mr. SAUNDERS moved that half hour be given Ter such
reports only TO be eceved as would not give rise de-
bate. Agreed to.
Tho reception of reports then proceeded with
Among them was one from the Committee Commerce
with bill for its third reading, providing that hereafter
no revenue cutter steamer should be built until Con-
gress has first made appropriation therefor All the
reports were concerning private claims OF little mpor
lance
Mr. KrssEpy, of Nd presented memorial from the
cty OF Baltimore relating 10 the defence oil that city
which was ordered to be pinted
Onmo,ion the House resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole,
Mr. WNLLra of obio in the chair.
The co1rttee proceeded TO the consideration CT the
private calendar and number OF private bulls TO which
objections made read and order TO be laid
aside 10 he reported. the committee not taking into
sdera.ion a. oil such bills as objections made to
a. O'Clock, on motion, the committee rose and
Mr. CoBp, OF Georgia, mov that the rules be suspend
ed. to enable him TO withdraw from the Committee oil the
Whole bill for the relief OF the heirs Of James c. Watson
which he said had been favoaby reported upon for six
years, and had been prevented from going into eject by
the opposition of one individual, that Mr. Watson had
gene TO his grave in poverty and his children about
to follow him.
Mr. Gporsos made remarks as to the nature Of
the bill which he wished to be discussed in committee.
sc.ion should be taken and that Mr. g. should have
OPPORTUNITY OF debating to its full extent He wished
to get !, before the House.
Mr. VaScr spoke in favor of the bill
The Committee then discharged from the further
crrsi srttcn Of the BILL which placed the Speak
O.. table.
Tho House then concurred nth the Senate in a resou
Ii to meet together 10 the House Of Representatives
Co. ut the votes for President and Vice President
Wednesday, the 18th instant.
On motion, the House adjourned.
SHIpwRFcg AND Loss or LrFs The schooner
CandAcc, Brishtman, o' Fall River. Massachusetts,
WHITTIER she vas bound vii load Of from Rich.
mond, struck on Machapunso ahoal during the
gale Friday last at e. NJ, and aterwa beat off and
landing Prous I,laud, and about an hour after one
OF the men, named Thomas X. Reynolds of Fail River
died FROM the co.. Nothing saved from the choon
er Int few articles OF clothing. The Captain and
remained on Proats Island the next day, when they oh
tanned passage board the schooner Friend hin and
arrived here yesterday afternoon Nor folk Herald Fsb5
Sales or stocks AZ pnifadeIphsa.
FIRST BoaRp, Feb $50 600 State SIS r 7sa $40 atO
TO- rw 73l S6o0p cash 73 S5S7 Relief Notes ~ so HI
U ) Bank 81: 30 % Wilmington RR cog S40O Winning.
do IS 66 s400n do 6s; $1,000 Tennessee Bonds list lam
s22 shares Penn Township Bank 49, 10 DO Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, AL 100 do Girard Balh rw s; a5do "A
9do Northern Bank Kentucky, S6i.
SECOND Board, Feb B. S500 State SIS, 73l $4,000 do
73s 1000 do b5 73!; $4,000 do, S. 73R 2CO shares
rsrd Bank, ads, 8; 80 do Wilmington, 20I do Panns,l
cana Bank a65; 1896 New Annual per cent SO; $766
Old Annual per cent, 6il so shares Bank Commerce
5ds. az 10 do Union h INK Tennessee IA