2 323

INDEX TO VOLUME LVIII.

352
372

141
208

Alexandria, La. memorial asking for a military post | ported with amendments 313; made at the 1st session

at, presented

93 26th congress

Alford, Mr. representative 15, 28, 76; on the treasury
note bill 77, 95, 207, 284; to be excused on the New
Jersey question

Illinois

verely

334

Arab, the ship, burnt off Mobile
Arabia-trade with

Arabian horses, account of

379

288

256

368

Arabian ship Sultanee, corporation welcome 176;
overhauled and repaired 352; departure, cargo
Archimedes steamer

371

804

144

275

Abolition-petition from the citizens of Michigan re-
lative to 57; debate on presenting a memorial 78; ano.
ther appeal b; convention and presidential nomination
96; letter from vice president Johnson on refusing to
deliver a petition 100: petition that the rule respecting
petitions may be rescinded 110; see Anti-slavery.
Abolition convention, at London
Aliens, decided that, have not the right to vote_in
Abolition state convention, of New York
347
Accounts report of the committee on, submitted 111; 1; items 18, 19; French force in, expedition contemplat-
Algiers-marshal Vallie's victories over Ab-del Kader
counter report ib.: debate 125-26-27, 141; resolution re-ed against Ab-del Kader 65; Ab-del Kader's treaty with
Argand lamp, to improve the light of
jected
Argyle, the British ship, seized
Accusation, capt. Rogers of the ship Beacon
Morocco 113; duke of Orleans reaches, proceedings
Arkansas-bill authorising a change of lands appro-
Adams, John Q.-asks to report on the Smithsonian/Ab-del Kader uses marshal Vallie's troops rather se- 192; bill for the completion of certain roads in, passed
Adair, gen. John, death of
224 there 178; failure of marshal Vallie's expedition 257-8; priated to, &c. passed the senate 108; ordered to be
engrossed 171; rivers very high, plantations overflowed
bequest 11, 12, 15, 29, 30, 47, 59: call for information
respecting navy pension fund 59; for correspondence of the navigation of the, presented
321
Allegany river, memorials asking for the improvement 187; fire at Little Rock, river high 200; bill relative to
respecting delivering up persons charged with crimes
27, 44, 93 pre-emption rights 204; storms 231; bill relative to roads
ib.; resolution relative to pairing off ib.; relative to the
Allen, Mr.-senator 10, 11, 44; on adjournment re-relative to entering certain lands in, engrossed 298;
in 237; Red river raft, tornado at Little Rock 279; bill
L'Amistad 59, refuses to vote 61 2; bloodhounds 77; on solution 76; inquiries respecting the District of Colum- Red river raft, coal 309; Red river raft'
the decision of the chair relative to the presenting a me- bia banks 76, 92, 107, 171; public lands in Ohio 107,
morial 78; another similar case 78-9; presents 511 pe- 188, 252; on the tenure of office 219; on the Harrisburg
titions and memorials 79; respecting duties 79, 93, 94-5; convention ib., 253, 270; call for information on the ex-
frauds on the revenue 95; fraudulent use of the Ameri-penditures on the District of Columbia
can flag by slavers 96; on the dispute respecting the
northeastern boundary' 108-9, 111, 125, 126; on expen-285, 298; on the district banks 299, 314-15, 315, 326, 328;
Allen, Mr.-representative, on the sub-treasury bill
330; on the District banks resolution
Allen, Otis, arrested
Allen, William, acquitted
Allentown, population

Adilie, a new discovered island
Adjournment of congress-resolution proposing a
day for the 11; proceedings thereon, yeas and nays 26;
postponed ib.; debated and again postponed 45; debate
thereon 75-6; laid on the table ib.; proceedings on a
proposition respecting 227; conversation on 236; Mr.
Wise's proposition 255, 271; period of, fixed 288; con-
versation relating to the period 298; various proceedings
on the resolution which finally passed the house 300;
notice of the 336; sine die

Administration party; see Van Buren.

grossed 93; general Eustis ordered to Maine, forces 99;
medical board to convene at Philadelphia, paymaster
Forsyth 100; gen. Taylor relieved in Florida by gen.
Armistead, col. Pierce, appointments in the army re-
stricted to persons not married 133; general orders No.
22, relative to the command in Florida, report of troops
Worth's regiment on its way to remove the Winebagoes
being ordered to the northeastern frontier, colonel
145; capt. Rains' fight in Florida 145-6; col. Kearney's
movement from Fort Leavenworth 146; position of of-
ficers, capt. Rains' fight with the Indians, capt. Holmes,
mutiny at Pilatka, gen. Atkinson 179; compliment to
gen. Worth and correspondence 180; court martial at
St. Augustine, operations of gen. Armistead in Florida
193; capt. Holmes' movement in Florida 164; bill to
regulate enlistments 203; operation in Florida 224; en-
listment bill engrossed 237; sword presented to lieut.
K. Hanson 242; gen. Atkinson and the Winebagoes,
Americans in England, Virgil Maxcy at the agricul- cadets, operations in Florida, col. Bailey's return, &c.
tural meeting
388 disposition of the troops, capts. Holmes and Bonneville
for the surrender of the 59; British interference in the Laughlin's boats attacked, Harney, Rains, Sharman
Amistad, call for information respecting the demand 243; Indians in the actors' dresses, rencontre, captain
case of the 2; call for information respecting 59; British 243; court of inquiry in the case of major Lendrum and
letter on the subject 140; decision of the U. S. court 160; capt. Dusenbury 243; board to select site for marine
an act concerning the prisoners, &c. reported 218, 219 hospital, general orders, regulation for the corps of
bill 92, 107; on the death of judge White 122; draw-manders in Florida, gen. Armistead, capt. Rains' re-
Anderson, S. W. senator, on the Cumberland road topographical engineers 259; official letters from com-
back
Anderson, Mr. representative 13, 79; notice respect listed in a state of intoxication, discharged by the court
124, 252, 269 port, col. Harney, lieut. col. Riley 261; the White flag
261; accident at the Carlisle barracks 275; a man en-
416ing frauds on land settlers
Anderson, hon. S. H. death of
220, 315
416 275; bill to regulate the pay of, &c. 283; expedition
Andrews, Mr. of Ky. rep. 28, 58, 61; previous ques- Sheras honorably acquitted 505; number of men and
under col. Twiggs, return to Black Creek 292; lieut.
127, 285, 301, 332; on the New Jersey question
tion on the New Jersey case 76. 78, 109, 110, 125, 126, others 306; board of visiters at West Point, gen. At-
Li-273; continent, discovery of, by the exploring expedi lative to the Cumberland road proposed 317; to Grand
Antarctic land, discovery of by sundry navigators in Florida 306; appropriation bill 316-17; a clause re-
kinson's movements in Wisconsin, col. Harney's scout
stock-capt. Bellemy 307; letter from an officer of the explor-25 per cent., arsenals, proceedings on the bill making
320 tion 290; discovery of, contested by capt. Palmer 306; river harbor, proposition to reduce the appropriations
26 ing squadron
144, 240 appropriations for the 328-9; bill for enlisting volunteers
items respecting 390; items 400; first arrival of at Phi- the senate 328; appropriation bill debated 330; again,
Anthracite iron 256: from Roaring creek 288, 343; for the Florida war ordered to be engrossed 327; passes
ladelphia 416; nails 352; rails, items
ib.; various proceedings on 331; movement under col.
surgeons 337; enlistment in the, number and cause of
Worth 336; approved candidates for appoinment as
resignations, row amongst soldiers at Buffalo, death of
capt. Hood, a wealthy quartermaster 339; proceedings
on concurring in the amendments of the senate to the
service in Florida, promotions, appointment, &c.
appropriation bill 350; capt. McRea, forces ordered into
operations in Florida 357, 362; generals Macomb and
in Florida 388; orders, &c. appointments, Fort Adams,
listment of minors not legal, disposition of the forces
Scott, items from Florida 372; death of capt. Day, en-
ex-lieut. Martin 403; movement of gen. Atkinson, Wi-
nebagoes

African slave trade, memorial of the friends, of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, for the suppression
of the, presented

Africans, see Amistad; incorporated into British regi-
204
ments 96; death of 600 slaves by suffocation. 258
Agriculture, in Connecticut 261; premiums for

beria coffee

333

307

320

to attend the convention in London 145; annual meet
Anti-Slavery society, American delegates appointed
ing in New York, division of the society, political ac-
tion 208; of New Hampshire, convention, disunion,
&c. 240; convention at Syracuse

320

131, 145, 162, 178, 193, 227, 259, 273, 290, 303, 337, 355
Appointments by the president, 2, 51, 67, 81, 99, 114,
Appointments in the army

357

Agricultural bank of Natchez, memorial of
Air cannon, the invention of W. F. Wilkins
Alabama-election in Mobile 100; bill in congress
relinquish the two per cent fund to 11; resolution rela-
tive to proceeds of land in 24; report thereon commu-
nicated 26; report of the commissioners 26; proceedings
on the bill relative to reservations ib.; report on the set-
tlement for horses lost by the volunteers in the Seminole
campaign communicated 58, reservation bill passed the
senate 92; memorial from Sumpter county asking a lo-
cation of land in lieu of, &c. 106; memorial from in fa-
vor of a general bankrupt law, presented 123; bill to
recede the Muscle Shoal canal to, reported 123; bank-
ing provisions, Mobile recovering 169; whig convention
245; legal decision in favor of the real estate bank of Duncan 110; Mr. Gedding's speech and motion to
Appropriation bill-notices of the 94; debate, Mr.
Alabama, Florence bridge company completed, whig strike out the enacting clause, negatived, Messrs. Wise
state convention 300; bill authorising payment of certain and Jones, ib.; Messrs. Stanley, Steenrod, Dawson,
claims, reported 315; bill to amend the act granting cer- Graves, Marvin, Ogle 111; Messrs. Ogle and Lincoln
tain unappropriated lands to, debated and laid upon 124; Messrs. Petrikin, Weller and Brown 125; Messrs.
the table 320; election returns, senate, &c.
Alabama Florida and Georgia rail road, bill for the Jameson, Davis, of Ky. Ogle, Reed, Duncan, An-
Everett, Keim, Ogle, Saltonstall 126-7; Messrs. Stewart,
benefit of
Alabama volunteers, committee ask to be discharged ton 141; Messrs. Morgan, Clifford and Evans 141-2; Mr.
drews, and Hopkins 127; Messrs. McKay and Ather-
283; unfavorable report
Albany, election 146; fifty-seven years ago 342; fall of in in custody 143; debate resumed ib.; 172; various
Dillet 142; various proceedings on 142; members brought
London 1; nate on the bill 170; bill amended and passed, ib.; pro-
404 amendments, bill passed 172; conversation in the se-
18, 176 ceedings on the amendment in the house, adopted
352 and the bill finally passed 173; resolution to reconsider,
Alexandria, D. C.-memorial asking an amendment &c. proposed 190; withdrawn 191; bill for patent office
of their charter 170: whig festival at 267; town meeting 204; library ib.; bill passed ib.; notice of 220; amend-
resolutions to retrocede to Virginia 258; memorial of ment authorising the president to suspend any works
citizens of, to be receded
authorised by the bill, discussed 350; for the navy re-

224

Austin, (Texas)-population of

2

re-

Austria-mortality at Vienna, 18; national debt,

166

291sideration of the resolution respecting the, of the District Bemis and the fugitive case in Penn.
351; gov. Porter's message veloing the Lancaster coun- Benton, Mr. senator, views on bankrupt bill 24, 25,
ty loan bill 261; the Union bank of Mississippi 374; cor- 26; memorial against paper currency as a violation of
respondence with president Van Buren respecting a, the constitution, ib.; for pre-emption laws 26; resolu-
of the United States 393; resolutions to relieve the, of tion asking for information relative to the quantity and
Natchez, reported

venue 130; military movements, bank, Cuvier 161; old
age, Jewish liberality 162; tobacco trade
201
Avalanche on the Three Rivers

128

Banking capital, amount of

Banks, in Austria

257, 290

Bank of Concord, items

Bacourt, Louis Adolphe Amie Tourcer, envoy, arrives
from France

199

5ა, 79

Bail, bill relative to, in Pennsylvania
Baker, Osinyn, representative, memorial against the
right of, to a seat, presented
Baltimore city, fire at, German Lutheran church burnt
80; the public schools in 80; whig national convention
at 152; seven prisoners escape the jail of 305; trade and
commerce of, another rail road completed, tide water
canal in operation, exports, imports, inspections, ship-
ments, &c. 167, 269; resignation of Dr. McCulloch depu-
ty collector of the port, notices of the death of Lauglilin
165; miller's year

384

Bank of England, notice published by the 33; liabili- 122; on the bill to reduce the drawback on refined
ties &c. 96; pay off the French loan

Banks of France

Banks of Kentucky

270 price paid to the several Indian tribes for land, &c.
381 26; ask leave to report a bill to repeal the duty on salt
161 45, 57-8, 75; on the adjournment resolution 76, 92,
261 Florida bill 93, 106; report on fishing bounties 107,
178 sugar 124, 140; call for information on expenditures
400 140; on the currency and treasury drafts 170, 171; geo-
200 logical 171; on the bankrupt bill 204; 251-2, 269; on
District
bounty lands 283, 234, 295, 299; on the banks of the
299, 329, 349
Bequests, to the Mass. Lunatic Asylum, Mrs. Ann
Lee to various charitable objects 229; Benj. Bussey b.;
Berrien's correspondence with gen. Harrison
Betts, Mr. Thaddeus, senator 25; his death announc-
ed in the senate 93; in the house
Beverly, population of

nishable by fine and imprisonment in Mississippi, de-
Bank notes-bill making the issuing of small notes pu-
feated 4; bill for the collection of, of and under $20 in the
District of Columbia 11; bill to regulate issuing of, in
said District 11; legislature of Virginia direct the issuing
of one and two dollar notes

Banking system, items

52

49

Bank of the United States in Pennsylvania-state-
ment of affairs 1st of February 2; price of stocks of, in
England 33, 81; Mr. Jaudon about to return from Lon-
don 97; bonds in France remain firm 98; price of stocks
160; Bicknell's notice of demands on, from Boston 224;
reform of expenses 262; decide to declare no dividend!
304; price of stock; see chronicle page, Bank.

305

Baltimore and Ohio rail road company, application
of the, to the legislature of Pennsylvania for time to con-
plete
80
Baltimore and Susquehanna rail road, finished 144;
273
transportation
Banks, Mr. representative 14, 28, 61-2, 77, 95, 126, 143
Banks-suits commenced by, in Tennessee 4; bill
proposing to restore charters of, in Kentucky, legislative Bank of Virginia-Dabney returns 181; examination
proceedings on, in Ohio 4; in Michigan 4; report of, to of Mr. Dabney 199; proceedings against Green 224;
U. S. senate 10; memorial of stockholders of agricultu- officers resign 304; proceedings of stockholders
ral, of Natchez 26, of E. Littell on the absorption of Bankrupt law-seven memorials from Pennsylvania
banking capital 27; Manhattan bank stock depreciat-for a 10; from New York 10, 26, 57-8, 75, 92-3, 107,
ing, defalcation, &c. 32; Pennsylvania banks, of Mis-122, 169, 261, 269; Mr. Webster's explanations ib.; pe-
sissippi ib.; petition that the, of the District be compelledition for, presented by Mr. Calhoun 11; from Ohio 11,
to resume payments or relinquish their charters 44, 58; 92; petition presented by Mr. Southard 11; Mr. Curtis
proceedings thereon ib.; inquiry in relation to United notifies that he will report a bill in the house 12; peti-
States deposite in, of Missouri 47; resignation of officers tion for a 26; from New York 24, 47; Mr. Benton's
of the Manhattan 48; $5,000 reward offered for New- views on ib.; memorial from chamber of commerce of
comb 112; the, of Birmingham, England, suspended Philadelphia 24; from New Jersey 26, 27, 47, 123; bill
49; conference committee on the, in Pennsylvania, &c. progress 26; petition for, from Seneca 45; several pe-
51; project suggesting the sale of state's stock in the 52; titions 45; Mr. Wall's notice respecting the progress of
Virginia law relating to, passed ib., 73; report of the, of the bill 45; Mr. Tallmadge notifies that he will report a
the District of Columbia, presented 57; inquiry respect- bill 57; Mr. Clay on the 57; joint resolation of the legis
ing the sale of treasury notes to, and arrangements to lature of Michigan in favor of a, presented 55, 75, шe-
deposite with &c. proposed 60; Mahattan bank report norial for, from Georgia 75; from Illinois 75, 107, 123;
61; Mr. Jaudon and the Barings 72; state security from Massachusetts 75; Mr. Webster and Mr. Wall
banks in New York 73; Mr Allen's inquiry in the U. b.; a great number of memorials for, Mr. Webster
Bond, Mr. rep. 12, 47; on financial subject, ib.; 5
States senate as to the, of the District 67; Mr. Benton's proposes a bill, notice of its provisions 76; memorial
resolutions respecting treasury notes in 79; bill to con- from Vermont 92; from Pittsburg 93; from Michigan explanation 109; on committee on expenditures 11
223, 32
tinue the charters of the, of the District of Columbia on 93; from Alabama ib.; from Indiana 93; from Missis-
certam conditions, reported 94; general banking law of sippi, by Mr. Walker 107; from Maumee city ib.; from
Boston-commerce and revenue of 100; increase
New York decided to be constitutional 100; flight of Mississippi 107; resolves of the legislature of Massachu-commerce 134; rail road trade 146; arrival of the fir
Dabney and deficit in, of Virginia 100; memorial asking setts in favor of, presented 110; of the legislature of New of Cunard's steamers 225; population 225; ancient a
charters for the, of the District of Columbia, presented York 122; Mr. Wall reports two bills from the judicia-tillery company 229; duties collected at 255; centenn
106; bill to that effect reported ih: report of the secre-ry commitee 122; memorial from citizens of Tennes-anniversary of printing at 292; growth of 304; first &
tary of the treasury on the condition of the bank of thesee for 123; from Alabama 123; from the logislature of rival of the new line of steamers 321; population of,
United States, communicated 109; report of the treasurer Louisiana 123; Mr. Clayton reports a bill from the rivals and clearances 341; flattering prospects of
on the condition of the 109; notices of the defalcation majority of the committee on the judiciary 123; memo- Bosworth, judge acquitted
of Dabney and the condition of the bank of Virginia, rial from the citizens of Michigan for a 141; Mr. Wall's
Botts, Mr. 301, 58.9, 61; on New Jersey case, i
Green arrested 115; provisions of the law relating to, substitute, debate, Mr. Wall, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Critten-76, 111; on the record in the case of lieut. Hooe 2
passed in Ohio 115; message from the president con- den, Mr. Webster 171; notice of progress in senate 176; 287, 330-2-3; statement on the New Jersey question 3
taining list of, that have refused to pay specie on de- debate continued, Mr. Smith, of Indiana, Mr. Webster,
Bounty on fish, resolution of the legislature of Mai
mand 122; Mr. White proposes inquiries respecting Mr. Strange, Mr. Norvell, Mr. Dixon 188; debate re-in favor of continuing the, presented
deposites of specie and treasury notes in 123; substitute sumed, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Wall, Mr Crittenden, &c.
therefor proposed 140; Mr. Reed on the commonwealth 187; memorial for such a law from the Baltimore board
bank 141; forgeries upon the Philadelphia 160; memo- of trade ib; resolutions in favor of, pass the senate of
rial of 49 citizens of Georgetown against the, of the Pennsylvania 199; a memorial from Connecticut 204;
District, and that they may be forced to wind up, pre- debate on the bill resumed, Mr. Tallmadge 204; Mr.
sented 171; the Concord bank failure 194; free bank Hubbard, Mr. Wall ib.; debate resumed, Mr. Strange's
statistics 164; report on the general banking law New amendment and debate thereon 205; Mr. Webster's
York 165, lesumption, bill in Pennsylva 166; bank speech 211; debate resumed, Mr. Strange's amend
dividends b.; affair of fic, of Vagina 169; bankingent 213; Mr. Norvell's amendment, Mr. Webster ib.;
privilege in Georgia 169; petition for a natio sai bank,
169, 175; arrangements between the New York city
and country banks 190, the union bank of Mississippi,
the Brandon bank 132; report of the secretary of the
treasury, of banks where specie deposites welc de
in anticipation of treasury notes 183; proceedings of the
legislature of Pennsylvania on 199; the state bank of
Michigan assign over 200; memorial asking recharter
of fariners' and merchants' bank in Georgetown, D. C.
201; business, &c., in New York 203; on striking the,
out of the bankrupt bill 219, 220; the Georgia rail road
and banking company 230, bank of Virginia, meeting,
trial of Green 230; vote of the Van Buren party on, at St.
Louis 231; peution for extension to the, of Natchez 236;
the, of Missouri 245; banks of the District of Columbia
251; again 252; bill passes the senate, title ib.; 255; offi
cial report of the, of Virginia 262; condition of the, of
Ohio 263; dividends of the, of North Carolina 279; Cen-note
tral of Georgia 279; gov. MeNutt's proclamation against
certain, in Mississippi 279; bill granting indulgence to
the, of Natchez 253; proceedings in the senate on re
chartering the, of the District of Columbia 299, 300; real
estate bank of Alabama decided to be constitutional
309; banks in Mississippi 300; the, of Pensacola 310;
proceedings on the District, resumed 315; memorial for
a recharter ib.; Mr. Allen's amendments ih.; fate
of the, of district finally decided 320 330; memorial of
the, of the District of Columbia, presented, deoate
thereon 323; resolution passed the senate 330; debate
on the, of the District, various amendments, yeas and
nays on engrossing 326; bill rejected by yeas and nays
327; debate on reconsidering 327; rejected 323; notice
of the final proceedings in congress on the District Bell, Mr. rep. 12; on the Cumberland road 13, 15, 29;
banks 333; prompt payment in Charleston ib; in Maine Winebago resolution 29, 31, 45; call for information
310; cashier of the City bank at Natchitoches default, relative to Cherokees 60-2, 77; on the bill to secure the
condition of the city banks of New Orleans 316; joint purity of elections 79; again : 109, 110, 142; on the
resolution for continuing the charter of the Washington | 127 h rule, &c. 222; appeal, sustained ib.: 171; on the
city banks on their resuming specie payments, passes sub-treasury bill 255; relative to the Winebago treaty
the senate 319; efforts in the house to obtain a con-271; on the New Jersey question

Mr. Strange 213; question on striking out banks 219; mo-
tion to recommit the bill b; debate resumed, Mr. Clay,
Mr. Wright, Mr. Webster 236; Mr. Clay's motion to
strike out compulsory provisions negatived, various pro-
ceedings, whole referred to committee ib.; reported 251;
Mr. Walker 251; yeas and nays in the senate on pass-
ing the bill 257; notice of the 269; memorial relative to,
from New York ib.; debate resumed, various amend
ments, bill ordered to be printed, yeas and nays on or-
dering it to be engrossed 270; passes the senate, yeas and
nys 253; motion to refer and print the bill in the house
256; notice of its passing the senate 304; on motion of
Mr. Pickens is laid on the table in the house
Bankruptcies in France
Barbadors, proceedings at
Baring & Brothers, Mr. Jaudon and

316

130

130

mittee discharged

31

Boundary line-see northeast; Mr. Norvell's call fc
information 44; the president's message relative t
surveys, &c. 46; dispute between Illinois and Wiscon
sin respecting their 73; between Texas and U. States
difference respecting the 99, 227; see Terus.
Boyd, Mr.

173

Boz's madness accounted for
Brandon bank, ex-officers of the
Brattleborough typographic company's operations

Brazil-items

Bread of beet root

400

230

80

289

96

Breadstuffs, low prices of in the west

128

Breckenridge, rev. R. J. trial for libel

48, 64

Bredin, Mr. speech of at the national convention 151
Brensmades island, newly discovered

416

Brewster, Mr. rep.

78

Briggs, Mr. rep. 12, 13, 14, 27, 28, 29, 79, 94-5; inqui-
72 ry as to additonal duties 95, 109; on public expenditures

Barnard, Mr.-representative, 25, 47; on the treasury ib. 110, 126; on printing the report on the affray 142,
bill 61 23; interrogatories 63, 174, 190; on the sub-172-4, 188-9, 206; on printing 190, 220, 223; on the city
253-4 bank bill
300, 330-1-2
treasury bill
Batavia, wages of labor in
40
274
British consul and municipality of N. Orleans
Bath, Maine, population
400 British mint, summary of the proceedings of, for the
Beatty, Mr.-of Pennsylvania, representative 14. last twenty-one years, presented
61-2, 332
British Queen steamer

52

229

95, 142, 171

Bushel measure, law regulating the, in Indiana

Bussey, Benj. liberal bequests

Butler, Mr. rep.

Butler, Mr. of Ky. speech at the V. B.

vention

national con-
150-1, 206, 329
253
Butler, Vinton, removed from office
Buxton's remedy for the slave trade, republished 320
Bynum, Mr. rep. 23; rencontre 126; see affray; on
183-9
the ailtay
384
33

Cabinet making, in Paris

Cabrera, the Spanish general, convalescent
California-report of negotiation for ceding, to Britain,
observations thereon 2; notice of "history of," &c. pre-

of American and British citizens

371

Casting by galvanism

Catlin's gallery, visited in London

Clay, Henry-senator 25, 26; on the subject of a
Catholic council of bishops assemble at Baltimore 181 duty on silk 26; bloodhounds ib., 57; bankrupt law 57;
240 meinorial from "hardfisted" mechanics and agricultu
Celeste, Madam, returns to France
Census-provisions of the act for taking the 163; of rists of Stark county, Ohio 58; other memorials ib.; on
360 the Cumberland road bill 76, 92; on the Seneca treaty
96 105, 106-7; memorial from P. George's county for a
the towns in Massachusetts 339; of the counties
Centenary of printing,
Central America-civil war in 81; interesting disco-duty on silks 107, 103; indisposed 122; bankrupt bill
338 Missouri land office 187, 204; on the memorial of the late
veries of antiquities at Quiraqus 259; arrival and pro- 124, 140; at the national convention 158-9; on a new
gress of Mr. Stephens
Centre college, Kentucky, bill granting further time to postmaster at Reynoldsburg 219; on the bankrupt bill
299 porters 252-3; on electing reporters 269; dinner to, at
dispose of lands granted to the deaf and dumb asylum 236; invitation to a dinner at Hanover, Va. 240; on re-
passed
192 Hanover, Va. 278, 293; on the District banks 299; on
Channing, Rev. Dr. resigns
Chapman, Mr. representative, 27, 29, 78, 127, 143; call the right to change the rules of the senate 299, 313.14;
upon the committee on the Hooe case to report 319, 330 speech of at Fredericksburg 322; notice of
Charlestown, Massachussetts, population
Charleston, South Carolina-made a naval station
336
51; fire 125; banks resume specie payments
80
Charitable contributions, by Samuel Ward
Chart of the southern coast, debate on printing 271
Charters, Pennsylvania law authorising courts to
grant, to benevolent societies

Cherokees Mr. Southard, resolution asking for
information relative to the arrangement with the,
submitted 27; adopted 44; Mr. Bell's call for information
respecting 60; communication from the secretary of
war in compliance 76; memorial from a portion of
Cherokee warriors, engaged in the late war with
Great Britain, bill granting pensions to as if citizens 315
Cherry valley, centennial celebration

79

278

400

Clay, Mr.-senator, of Alabama, 10, 11, 25, 26, 44,
57, 75; on the Cumberland road bill ib., 76, 92-3, 105,
106-7; bankrupt law 123, 140; at the Van Buren nation-
al convention 150, 169, 187, 218; motion to strike banks
out of the bankrupt bill 219, 237; on reporters 252-3,
281; on the rules of the senate 299; on the District banks
299, 313-14, 326-7, 329, 349
Clayton, Mr.-senator 58; on abolishing certain land
offices 92, 106; reports a bankrupt bill, from majority of
judiciary committee 123, bankrupt bill 171, 213-4, 218
231, 263, 346
Cleveland, fire at 391; trade at
Clerks, bill to continue certain, Indian bureau 141-2
Clerks of courts, report relative to the compensation
of, received

sent political condition, natural advantages, population, Chesapeake and Ohio canal-memorial of the citi-79; on the appropriation bill 141-2; preamble and resolu
character, productions 70; trade with 356; seizure &c.zens of Washington against surrendering United States
Calhoun, John C. senator 10, 11; declaratory resolu-stock in, to the state of Maryland 27; progress of the
tions relative to slavery 11, 25-6-7; his slavery resolutions 244; election 273; twelfth annual report 279, J. P. Ingle
eferted 45, 58; speech in reply to Mr. Webster 74; resigns as clerk 305; resolution to relinquish stock own-
Cumberland road bill 76, 93; relative to negroes liberated by the United States to the state of Maryland 314;
ed at Bermuda 107-3; speech on the resolution relative items 344; debate on the resolution to cede the stock
o jurisdiction over vessels 137, 140, 171, 204, 219, 269, 330; passes the senate 330; proceedings in the house 350
Chikasaws, inquiry relative to lands ceded by the
122, 230
293; cali for circulars
2J9, 314, 326, 329
Caihoun, Mr. rep. 31, 79, 110, 141, 143; to be excused
Chicago, Illinois, memorial that, be made a port of
334
on the N. Jersey question
Camancha Indians, fight at San Antonio 203; the entry, presented
aumber of

Clinton and Kalazama canal, commenced
Cloth, new method of manufacturing

287

176

352

182

208

Coal, Pennsylvanian bituminous 128, 166; price at

Boston

288

Coal trade on the Schuylkill

278

92

Coal company-see Mount Corbon, &c.

131
to

Cochran's patent canon 64; exhibition at the arse-

nal

144

Cod fisheries, historical account of 69; failure of 356
Coffee imported into Cincinnati

240

Coinage, statistics of, exports, imports, mint, amount
gold in England

178

Coles, Mr.

221

Collector of customs, resignation of Dr. McCulloch,
at Baltimore

168

Colored population, omi vration

179

of

Colonization, decision in the case of capt. Ross and
his daughters will 192; address of the clergy of the dis-
trict of Columbia to the clergy of the union, meeting in
Colquitt, on the sub-treasury
Philadelphia, resolutions adopted

291
271

Colt's improved fire arms, proceedings on the resolu-
349
Colt's patent rifles and pistols, ordered for the Imaum
of Muscat

China-British vessels compelled to come up
Cameron, Simon, expelled as director
Campbell, Mr. of S. C. rep. 11, 12, 15. 27-8-9, 31, 45 6, Wampoa or leave the country, Elliot orders them to
38, 79, 94; on printing report on the affray 142; address Toung Koo bay, report of an affair with an American
on the N. Jersey contested election 119, 174; resolution frigate, supposed to be erroneous, Chinese persist
on milenge 233; on the sub-treasury bill 236, 331-2 3 in suppressing the opium trade, foreign trade cut off
Campbell, Mr. of Ten. to be excused on the N. Jersey except with Americans 2; further intelligence from 18;
335 British preparations for war, com. Elliot's conduct ap-
question
Canadas-project of uniting the two 19; official comproved 18; inquiry in parliament 33; conversation in
nunication relative to the British forces in 76, 80, 113; congress between Mr. Cushing and Mr. Pickens rela-
160-1 tive to 46; proposition of the British, &c. 49; trade sill
British forces in 129; items from
Canada-15th regt, en route for England 227; trade carried on ib.; report that trade with all nations had
1 breadstuffs through 290; emigration of Indians to 305; been stopped, which is questioned 50; American trade
he governor going to England, population, Living-still continued, trade threatened, incidents after the
ton Palmer's sentence commuted; meeting respecting battle at Bogue ib.; notice of a move for papers relating
Brock's monument, extraordinary murder and suicide to, in parliament 65; trade to be closed, Americans re-tion 313; resolution agreed to
356 monstrate, Macoe trade, Fokun soldiers 66; conversa-
of northern explorers 354; mail regulations
Canal, memorial asking a survey of the isthmus of tion in parliament respecting 81; expedition against
Darien with a view of constructing a, to connect the from England, forces employed against, Chinese pre-
Atlantic with the Pacific 55; the Pennsylvania 64; bili parations 97; the governor general of India in the name
granting lands to the state of Michigan to aid in con- of the British government declares war, the expedition
structing a, around the fall of St. Marie passes the U. S. to rendezvous at Calcutta, Americans continue their
senate 93, opening of the Tide Water 96, 136; commit- trade 98; communication relative to the trade with, by
tes on foreign relations ask to be discharged from the Mr. Lawrence 103; items 113, British manufactories
memorial respecting a, between the Atlantic and Pacific prohibited even in American vessels 130; virtual de-
123; bill to cede the Muscle Shoal, to Alaba na, report-claration of war against, by Great Britain 144; proceed-141; at N. York 116; the, of Africa 162; of Philadelphia
ed ; tonnage &e. of the Erie 123; new tariff of tolls on ings in England against the original offenders in the
the Pennsylvania 136; receipts of the Erie 144; senate dispute 173, rumor relative to letters of marque to
pass the bill granting lands to aid in constructing a, French merchants ib; cost of the war with, to Great
round the fall of St. Marie 169; resolutions of the legis Britain 161; opium trade carried on through Manilla
lature of New York in favor of the grant, presented 169; 162; Bible operations in 201; items from 203; debate on
enlargement of the Erie 165; notice of the Wabash and the dispute with, in parliament 225; preparations for de-
Erie 169; the Pennsylvania and Ohio 166; toll of trans- fence, decision relative to com. Elliott's opium scrip,
portation on ib.; the Lake Erie and Wabash nearly cholera at Bombay, bank at Bombay, Chinese army
completed 162; the Clinton and Kalamazoo, commenced 226; measures of resistance 253, determine to resist the
b.; New Haven and Northampton 244; application of British 239; report of the secretary of the treasury on the
the legislature of Michigan for money to make a, round trade with 300; death of the empress, smuggling opium,
the falls of St. Marie 219; tolls on the N. York, daring expedition again sail, attempt to burn shipping, Ameri-
May 229, 240; twelfth annual report of the Chesapeake cans alarmed 322; direct trade between the U. States
and Quio 279; tolls on New York, reduced 277; ain't. and, from 1821 to 1839, tonnage employed 338; Mr. Ste-
of tolls received ib.; bill to purchase stock for the U. S. venson's note to the British minister 371; items
in the Louisville and Portland, laid on the table 281;
experiment of a steamboat on a 258; the commerce of
the, in Ohio 300; the cross cut b; the Pennsylvania 343
400
Canandaigua, N. Y. population of
Canibals, two missionaries eaten by New Zealan
130
04

ders

Canon, Cochran's patent

Canso, official notice to American vessels of the de-
mand of the British, of light duty on passing the streights
of, and to pay, but under protest denying the right to
demand

357

338
Commerce, bill relative to bond of whale fishermen
reported 12; bill to regulate the intercourse with Cayenne
and Guann 26; our general relations of, with foreign
countries 70; of Boston 100, 134; in Great Britain in
1790 and 1837-8 129; call for information relative to
133
amount of imports, &c. since formation of government
Commercial relations with foreign countries
166; of the city of Baltimore
Commerce and navigation, report of the sec. of the
report of the treasury department on 300; abstract from
305
treasury on the, of the country received 253; annual
the annual report

Chinn, Mr. representative, relative to mails 27; no-
tice of bill to abolish the Greensburg land district 59-9,
Foundland
238, 332
127, 159, 207; call for information respecting the post-
master at Baton Rouge 220; inquiry
Compromise act, call for copies of all the circulars
Chittenden, Mr. representative 60, 78, 140; speech
issued since the passage of the
286, 330
at Alexandria 268; on the sub-treasury bill
Chivia, opposition to the Russian invasion 113, 162
253
Choctaw reservations, bill engrossed
Choctaw treaty, Mississippi asking for claims under

112

99

Cunton-see China.

Capital punishment, proposition to abolish 49;
lished in Connecticut

Carburetted hydrogen, "setting the river on fire"
Carr, Mr. R.

414

Chronometers, report on the cost of
Churches, number of in Philadelphia
Cincinnati-census item 304; Wm. Green elected
240
mayor of 347; of sugar and cotlee imported into
Circassians, take a Russian fort

300
291

Congressmen, Mr. Rayner fined for assaulting Mr.
Montgomery 272; death of S. H. Anderson
Congressional, contested election 3d district Pa. 199;
Mr. Speaker Hunter declines being a candidate 311;
230
candidates, South Carolina 230: Georgia

Carrier pigeon, a specimen of

171
384

416

146

Connecticut-see national foundry; election 96; elec-
City trust and banking company, affairs of
Claims-Mississippi asking for, under the Choctaw tion returns 100; fast day ib.; second centennial anni-
Carroll, gov. Win. elected president of the Van Buren treaty 11; report of the committee as to officers of the versary of the adoption of the constitution 114; election
143 house being engaged in prosecuting of private 59; bill returns 135; legislature meet and organize, historical
national convention, his speech
331 to provide for satistying, due to American citizens for centennial anniversary. Dr. Webster, Mr. Day's mas-
Carter, Mr. of Ten.
354 spoliations prior to 1801, reported 95; bill for esta-querade fete 146; gov. Ellsworth's speech 194; state pri-

Carthagena, revolutions

204 tor, notice of gov. Ellsworth's message 164; balloting for
son, rail road 195; J. W. Huntington elected U. S. scua-
306 U. S. senator, bill to elect justices of the peace by the

Casey, Mr. rep, on the Cumberland road 13, 61-2, 206 blishing a board of commissioners on, reported 271; the
Castings, bed plate of an engine 235; for the new fri- Crooks, for the Lord Nelson
331

32

people, rejected 180; Wm. L. Storrs, esq. succeeds
Huntington as judge, registration of voters, rail road
229; New Haven and Northampton canal 244; rail road,
agriculture 261; missions 277; copper mine 307; capital
punishments abolished 342; whig state convention 360;
reminiscences, Dr. Webster 389; earthquake 400
Connecticut river, freshet, new channel
Conner, Mr. rep. 79; on the affray 126, 142, 143
Constitution, United States-bill to amend the, so as
to secure a specie basis for currency 10; resolution of
Georgia in favor of amending the, so as to authorise
United States circuit judges to surrender fugitives from
justice, presented 27; Mr. Crabb's resolutions to alter
the, so as to limit the presidential term to one year 95
Constitution of Massachusetts, amended as to legisla-
tive representation

134
278

Conspiracy, conviction for
Consuls-relative to compensating the, at Mexico
24; Mr. Trist 96; recognised by the president 51, 67, 81,
99, 145, 193, 241, 273, 305; duties of, in relation to ship-
ment of seamen, &c. 355; see Trist, Mr.

Contested elections, third district Pennsylvania 199;
see New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania.
Contingent expenses,

329

165

220

327-8, 332
Davis, Mr.-representative, on the sub-treasury bill
253, 271, 313-14-15, 318-19, 328-9, 249
Davis, Mr. of Ind. 59, 77, 94, 142, 173, 271, 284
Davis, Mr.-of Pennsylvania, on recess 174, 191; on
the sub-treasury bill
186

Davis, Mr. of Kentucky 13; on the office of com-
missioner of pensions 13, 77; on marshals, district at-
torneys, &c. 95; on the appropriation bill 127; on post
office agency 172, 332, resolution relative to freedom of
speech, &c.

205
310

Davis, J. A. death of, by W. P. Darnes
Davis, capt. Isaac, the first officer who fell in the
American revolution

192

114, 194; for trial of lieut. McBlair 146; decision 194; for | 187-8, 204; seamen 218, 298; on the Distrist bank bill
trial of capt. M. S. Howe 193; for trial of lieut. Fitzallen
Deas 194; case of Livingston 261; result in com. El-
liott's case 290; honorably acquit lieut. Sheras 305; com.
Elliott found guilty 320; on midshipman Ringgold, sen-
tence of com. Elliott 358; on midshipman Weston 389
Courvoisier, trial of
321
Crabb, Mr.-representative 11, 12, 13, 15, 29, 63, 94;
for limiting presidential term to one year 95, 143, 174,
188, 206, 222; on Raymond's economy 285; on the sub
treasury bill
286, 318
Craig, Mr.-representative 12, 15, 59, 61-2, 78, 174;
on the affray 189, 220, 255; on the Hooe case 286, 331
Cranston, Mr. rep. 79; notice of leave for a bill
Crary, Mr. rep. 143; Tennessee land grants 223, 271
Cresson, Elliott, colonization
Crimes, bill to punish certain, against the United
States reported 24; call for correspondence respecting
the surrender or demand for persons charged with 59;
imprisonment for, in Massachusetts 72; comparison
of, in Europe and America 144; convicts at Sing Sing
prison 262; the bill to punish certain, debated and en-
grossed 270; statistics of, in N. York 277; Dublin 353
Crittenden, Mr.-senator 10, 24; on debts of the states
25, 107, 140; on the currency and treasury drafts 171;
on the bankrupt bill 171, 204; on gen. Harrison's opi-
nions 219; on the bankrupt bill b., 209, 251, 270, 313-15
Crockett, Mr. 206; on Tennessee land grants 223:
on the sub-treasury bill

192

255

Davidson, R. O memorial for an appropriation to test
an experiment for carrying the mail through the air 269
Dawson, Mr.-representative 28, 47, 59, 61-2-3, 76,
79, 95, 110-11, 125, 143, 174, 206; to be excused on the
New Jersey question

Deafness, cured

333
256

Deaths of capt. Deacon, U. S. navy 3; of Wm. D.
Hodges 4; hon. John Rutherford 16; James Maury ib.;
Mrs. Clay, sir Frederick Maitland, sir Wm. W. Wy
Crockett, col.-report that he is still alive, and in 64; of Thaddeus Betts, U. S. senator from Connecticut
ron, earl of Mansfield 18; gov. Wolf 48; John Lowell
Mexican mines 128; this Texas rumor a hoax 224 93; of capt. James Riley 112; judge White 122; gov.
Croghan, col.-proceedings on bill for the relief of, Noble 125; bishop Lartigue, rev. Dr. Kirkland 144;rev.
&c.
122 Mr. Tuckerman 160; gen. Cunningham ib.; gen. Janes
Crops-of grain 128; general appearance of, very M. Street 193, 176; gen. John Adair 224; Wm. Cheat-
promising 144; in France 178; promise of abundance ham 240; Thomas Godfrey 241; sir Sidney Smith 25;
240; of Illinois 384; in England 384; prospect of, in Anson Brown, representative in congress 265; in the
England and Ireland 385-6; France and Russia 386; house 370; Wm. Russell 277, 288; James R. Pring),
Nova Scotia
386 collector 308; capt. Washington Hood, U. S. arm,
Cross, Mr. of Arkansas, representative 14, 79; on lieut. Maury, U. S. navy 339; col. Gassaway Watkis
petitions
125 344; Wm. Hugh Jordan, Thomas Belton 368; M
Cuba, splendid map of
354 Harriet King 368; Paganini 368; Lucien Bonaparte 3′;
Everheart 376; Win. Fay, judges Cantine and Clar
384; capt. Day, U. S. army 388; S. H. Anderson, c.
Wm. Cheatham, Timothy Flint ib.; capt. Thomas (-
ford

Contort's ice cream establishment
Conventions at Richmond 3; democratic whig, of
Pennsylvania 4; whig state, of Ohio 21; Van Buren, of
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Mississippi 22; whig, of Balti-
more 100; in favor of a protective tariff, proposed 114;
education convention 131, 145; young men's national
convention at Baltimore 136; tobacco interest conven-
tion 145; Van Buren state convention of Maryland 146;
Van Buren national convention 147; young men's whig
national convention 152; administration in New Jersey
198; in Vermont 197; of tobacco growers 163; at Bun-
ker's Hill proposed 180; address of the Van Buren na-
tional convention to the people of the United States 182;
of tobacco dealers 201; of south western states proposed
227; of manufacturers in North Carolina 230; Van Bn-
ren, at Dayton, whig, at Tippecanoe battle ground 231;
anti-slavery society of New Hampshire 240; whig, at
Utica, of banks New York 244; Van Buren in Michi- Cumberland, Md. population of
336
gan 246; the whig state, of Massachusetts 261; whig Cumberland road-proceedings on instructing the
young men and old soldiers, at Springfield, Illinois 263; committee respecting the 13; proceedings on the memo-
at Tippecanoe 264; the whig state convention of rial respecting 45, 46; question on various amendments
Maine 276; administration and whig conventions of offered 47; instruction negatived and memorial referred
New Hampshire ib.; whig, at Worcester, Mass. 277; ib.; memorial of the legislature of Michigan for an ap-
Rhode Island ib.; address of the whig, at the Tippeca-propriation to the 58; Mr. Rariden asks leave to report
noe battle ground 281; whig, at Fort Meigs 282; in Mis-a bill making appropriation to the 61; Mr. Proffit's pro-
souri 292: whig state convention in Vermont 307; Rhode position 63; proceedings on, in senate 75; Mr. Reynold
Island ib.; Delaware 308; Alabama 309; Illinois ib.; Van asks leave to report a bill for the survey and continua-
Buren state, of Georgia, south western whig, at Nash- tion of the 76; debate on the bill resumed, amendment
ville 311; anti-slavery, at Syracuse 320; a whig jubilee negatived by ayes and nays, Mr. Preston's amendment
at Concord, New Hampshire 340; of whigs at Benning. reducing the appropriation one-half carried, debate re-
340 sumed, yeas and nays on ordering the bill to be engross-
Convict, violating the condition of pardon, remanded ed, bill rejected 92; notice of the, "the great future 112;
to punishment
303 proceedings on the bill 206; conversation respecting an
Convict ships, sailed
49 appropriation for the
317
Cooper, Mr-representative 13, 30, 62; on the treasu-
Cumanche Indians, see Texas and 66; sanguinary
ry note bill 77; on the affray 189; on the District bank affair at San Antonia
113
bill 300; to be excused on the N. Jersey question 334, 239
341
Cooper, Mr.-of Pennsylvanin, representative 127; on
the sub-treasury bill

ton, Vermont

Corn laws, motion for repeal of

33

in

Corn market-Liverpool, &c. 18, 33, 97-8, 113;
France ib.; London 321. [The reports of the British and
French, will generally be found on the first page of each
No. among the first items of Foreign articles.]
Corporal punishments, navy orders relative to 210
Corwin, Mr.-of Ohio, representative 127, 172, 188;
illness of
272
Cotton-prices in London 1, 18, 81: in France ib.;
United States markets 16; crops and trade items, the
East India project 32; Liverpool market 33, 65-6; in
France_b.; great import of, in England 97; prices,
&c. in England 98, 113; in France ib.; cotton machine-
ry in France 130; in England 177; London market 321;

history of the speculations in, this year 288; Liverpool
and London markets 336; export of, from Liverpool to
New York 338; London market 369; caution to ship-
pers of 416. [A regular weekly report of prices, ship-
ments, prospects, crops, &c. will be presented in the
Chronicle page of each number of the Register.-The
state of the foreign market will generally be found un-
der the foreign head.]

Curtis, Mr.-representative, notice of the bankrupt
bill 12, 13, 15, 29, 30; on the treasury note bill 45, 59,
61-2, 172-3-4, 190; on the pilot law 207, 223, 238, 255;
on the death of Anson Brown
270, 316, 319
Cushing, Mr.-representative 31; on the treasury note
bill 45, 47, 77; remarks relating to the China affair 46,
78-9, 94, 95, 109 on public expenditures 109, 110, 126,
141; on McKenzie's case 123, 171, 172; on frauds on
the revenue 174, 189, 190; on the sub-treasury bill 191;
on reconsidering the vote on the pilot bill 221, 239, 285,
318, 331; to be excused on the N. Jersey question 334
Customs, report of the emoluments of officers of the,
communicated

26

Custom house-regulations 64; documeuts in rela-received
tion to the memorial of clerks in the, of Philadelphia
92; at Savannah, memorial 125; petition for a, at Phil-19; petition that the banks of, be compelled to resume
delphia

specie payments or relinquish their charters 44; pro-
ceedings thereon ib.; report of the banks of, presented
57; another memorial against the banks, presented 58;
Dabney-letter of the bank of Virginia, flight of, &c. Mr. Allen's inquries respecting the banks of 76; bill
100; returning to Virginia 160; returns and surrenders to continue the charters of the banks of, on certain con-
181; examination 199; examined and committed 272 ditions, reported 94; also bills to incorporate certain be-
Dade institute, bill granting land to, debated 141 nevolent associations 95; memorial asking for charters
Daguerreotype-improvement 160; reproducing im- for the banks of the, presented 106; bill to that effect
pressions, Barre's discovery 240; item 272, 304; minia-reported 106; deferred 125; bill authorising the building
tures, Mr. Cornelius' experiment

208 of a court house at Alexandria, and a bill to light the
Daily Evening Gazette, by Wm. Ogden Niles 401 capitol and Pennsylvania avenue by carbonated hydro-
Dalmatia, duke of, thanks to com. Nicholson
134 gen gas reported 141; bill incorporating the banks of,
Damages, recovered for upsetting a stage 356 made the order of a day 141; memorial that the banks
Dancing-Fanny Elssler at New York 240; Madame of, be compelled to wind up 171, 188; petition
Celeste returns to France ib.; to a profitable tune, Miss for charter of a bank 201; debate relative to the
Elssler 256, 336; Taglioni
336 banks of 251; again 252; bill passes the senate
78, 254, 271 ib.; title ib.; liberality, catholic fair, mayoralty, Mr.
Daniel, Thomas, a soldier under gen. Wayne, peti- Seaton, Mr. Force 278; call for information respecting
tion of, asking remuneration

Dana, Mr. representative

Dartmouth, population

Dartmouth college, students expelled
Davee, Mr. representative

106 the expenditures on the, &c. 283; address of the
304 clergy of, in behalf of the colonization society 291; pro-
341 ceedings in senate on the bill rechartering the banks
63, 79, 111 of 299; debate resumed, proceedings, decision of
Davis, Mr.-senator 10, 11, 25; on the sub-treasury the question 301; again b; 302; bill passed 303;
bill 37; Mr. Buchanan's speech 40; Mr. Davis' reply report of the secretary of the treasury of the expen-
43-4, 58, 76; Mr. Buchanan again 83; and Mr. Davis' ses of 313, fate of the banks finally decided 320; remon
reply 87; drawbacks 106; on fishing bounties 107-8, 170, strance of the aldermen and council against the passage