Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
ENTY. NINTH CONGRESS- irs, sess.
Correspondence Of fts .Am,r!eaa
NAsaINOtoN, MAY 60
SENATE
sFNATE-
nc SIn9Ie was noI m s.s.ion to-day

a"c Stu1tS was ROT IN session TODAY.
hOOSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,.
nj hsld, OF y. C.-moyed TO consider the
iote oy which the House on Yesterday agreed
% the amendment reported by tha Committee
Jn Naval Affairs 10 lhe bill ison the Senate,
TO repeal part OF The Aci mshing appropri
ations Tor the navel service for the year end. /
lng 3Jth June. SAG. aud asked that the ques- !
tion be taken on Monday, which was agreed /
10.
PAY MASTERS IN THE ARMY.
Mr.. HARRISON, ir-u he Committee or Mil. |
i:ay Aiaigs, reported without amendment
he bill thr Senate providing for one As
sistant Pdymastsr General, and three add.
tional PaymasierS OF the Amy AMI asked that
II be- put on It's passage.
Me. Mckay thought the bill ought TO be re-
ierfed TO the committee OF the whole
The Speaker did not consider il necessary.
as the bill contained no Appreciation
Mr.. Mckay moved reference to the com
mitiee OF the whole.
Upon this question the yeas aud nays were
ordered, and II was decid, i in the affirmative
ayes III, noes SO.
WAR STEAMERS
MIR Siento ,ked leave TO introduce a res
olution rom The committee on Naval Affairs,
TO PRINT 5OJO copies uf the report OF the CON.
mittec accompanying the bill for the con-
situction OF twelve iron war steamers aud one
iron irigatc.
Objection being mlde, Nj. c. J. Ingersoll
moved 10 suspend the rules ior the purpose ol
receiving the resolution. The House refused
To suspend the rules
PRIVATE BILLS.
Mr.. Daniel moved that the House proceed
to The consideration OF the private bills re-
ported from the committee OF the whole, and
then 80 into committee oil the whole on the
private calendar
Mr. HARRISON moved to 20 into committee
o! the whole ON the state ol the Union, aud
take up the bill relative 10 additional Paymas-
tiers IN the Army, which had just been referred
10 il.
The Speaker was about to put the question
on MIR. Daniels motion, when
MIR. Burt inquired whether the motion OF
Nj. HarIson did no; take precedeacel
The Speaker decided that il would on any
other day than Friday or Saturday, which
were set aside by the rules for the considera-
lion OF private bills.
Mr.. Daniels motion prevailed, and the rest
OF the session was devoted to private business
Al an early hour the House adjourned
PROGRESS.
The Editor OF the Morning II raid. now on
a tour to the West, Is wri ins some Interest
ing letters % his paper. From his last we
quote the following truly eloquent passage on
The progress OF the West:
What world OF progress is this great
West To most minds, that word. PRO.
''sSs, suggests nothing but agreeable ideas:
u toll ui hope, OF immortality. 10 Us, il,
rs melancholy as wvlius joyful meanioe =
What IS implied by Progress in this new world
Toe Wesf lnexorl5le, perp-tull, univer
4 chanSe. Few OF rs have any abiding 4
iSccs. Like the ancient IsTtelilcs in the
ii'rIiiessi wc llvc, "a u were. IN tents are {
teNeE Ia motion, constantly looking for n
ard beyoai jordan, tor GS,d ha5itali0ns.- a
oinvslruts ere continually changing hands, u
'o landmarks passing away. Returning up-
a your iTa,k IA early manhood. you seek the c
'htsTy CaoiA IA which you first drew breath,
ul every tFoce OF II has disappeared, and the |
ells oNei winch YOU once chased butterflies, \
&c now converted in;o busy streets, throng-
IS WIKI stfhngr muluiodrsiu pursuit OF sons.
hug more substantial. The places that
new YOU IN your boyhOOl. know YOU no more
man shall leave the bones ola beloved child
"A the banks OF the Allegheny. aud deposit
be remains OF rs loving motheron the shores
! 'he CPprT Mississippi. Change. eternal
mango. Every tlIlng about Us is HClc-scdrcc-
y eau IL Dc sid tha. we have q Past, 50 rap
ny do we o5lHcrSts us traces. Tossed upon
ms ocean OF wild mutations, with what re-
reshins power, thea, tails upon the rightly
unet ear. that promise OF Holy Wi, "Ihere
emaineth get O rest
WAR MoyEMENTS-KENTUCHY.
lhe different companies Ot The Louisville
Legion are oil lul, and some OF them have
more than their complement. The Guarts
were reviewed yesterday by Gen. Dudley.
Adutant General Of ihc State. aul their d..
ciplne received general APPRECIATION
lht companies are % parade iu lfont Of the
court hoO-r u's morning, az 10 o'clock, aui
proceed forthwith 10 Cann OlhIaud. Tn.
Dl4He wall leave on Sljurj1y with lDur com.
pdnir- agj the remainder Will embark AN
sunday on the ~ T. S,otl.
d.. Z 4. Ewing 0. also uising a volunteer
company
The Shelby News Of Yesterday soys:
N,,IeIdd, itttsg arrived from Frankfort
.of Gen Porter, OF this brigade. It's suppo.
'ei That % - notice 60 havs lhe yanou, vol.
inieeT comPaui Of his ri.ade in READINGS,
10 nirth speedily Tor co., scene OF contest -
n' o. sI' two companies iu dis county. the
shelby TrOopui Cavalry. anla To sys Of Chris
linsourg. We doubt not the Clfistiaubury
Troop are ready, and the SHELBY TroJp. Win
hfir brave cIpialu need bat iew hours mo-.
bee To preplrc Tor leaving their homes aoI
'mhlrhlng Sos tha scat Of war.
u. Il. w. Johns ~. ul this place. has com.
m need enr5liing volunteers On MONDAY
At thr battalion at Gen. DOlk's. some 40 or
% volunteered ioT Texas. whilst addition.
were - a"slide O. Clpi 5. Miles comJauv.
the Shc5 fDop Of Cavalry.
Cd. } .. liIylen, 81 regiment Kcntncky
mi.iiis has called meeting VI ths citizens Of
hariin county Tor The puTpuse OF Organizing a
volunteer company, aui iIe citizens Of Wa.
.tu ere 20 assemble f1T the sane puyp1s.
lNpttNA The Spence Gret. ami IN.
German feager." two zoe volunteer COM.
peniea % New Albany, have rendered tb,ir
'e, ,iges 20 ihc Governor OF Indiana.
lh. New Albany Gazette saws that two
soni Pani,s have been Organized ia Evansyllle
~ l.'i- N'a5e Who report themselves ready To
march ip ihe Rio Grnde eta usy'sn5lice
lhe uhieers Of Coo u battalion 3-fb ,a,i
mehi. volunteer militia at Indiana are csIie.l z
on io meet View Albany to-ni.hf
MISSOURI The .fmlu vulupf.e,s Of 4, ?
Louis. o. tbc uum'ttr of Din Ia. a. - 49,.