245.1 315 A. 314, 341, 345, 399; notices of 319 449 Beatty, gen. John dies Allen, Paul Alpine vegetation 190 352 American ship, arrival of the 304 440 449 1 Bank of the U. States 248 Benton, Mr. see cong. his note 433 63 296 41 36 426 283 Bankrupts' effects to Mr. Tatnali 280; to gover- 204 448 330 British affairs. Rail roads 138 139: revenue 230: 303 Savings banks 339: Sharpe, Granville Teas 14, 803; tounage and shipping 357, Victuallers SC3-Von Weber 303, 367 450 338 Bank of England 21, 139, 141, 173 289, 437 | Delawar 445 Caton, Miss 203; chimney sweepers 302; 139 Imports and exports 288-income 13- uon 303-elections 430 173, 287, 339, 437, 438-the U. S. consul at Buenos Ayres. Affairs in the Ban da Oriental 22; blockade 117, Canada. Immigration to 20, 290; Wel- 409 Candie, of the flame of a Chase, Samuel Mail coaches 303; manufactories destroy 393 143 253 gencer" discontinued 273 451 Clergy, proportion of in several countries 138 Ceal brought to Philadelphia 138 see Africa. Colombia-Finances, duties, &c. 22. 204; inposts 41; British consuls in 41; arthquaké 421; of the navy 41, 117, 289, 355; relating to slaves 204; proceedings of gen. Paez 242, 271, 289 290, 323 355, 368, 421, 451; military and civil officers 242; post roads 2425 Bolivar 451 143 19 189 Columbus, Christopher; 227 Congress. Accountability of public officers 84, 97; acts passed, a list of 228; Adams, John 184; addresses to the king of Spain 96; African captives 29, 86; adjournment, proceedings on S0, 86, 88, 146, 147, 149, 150, 180, 225, 228; Alleghany river 96; agents, losses by 161; Aitken's volunteers 181, 189; Amendments to the constitution proposed, &c. by Mr. Benton 13, 91; Mr. Thompson 14; Mr. Hemphill 14; Mr. Sloane 14; Mr. Ward 14; Mr. Weems 15; Mr. Livingston 15; Mr. Miner 15; Mr. MeDuffie, 15, 29, 30, 31, 32, 48, 86, 88, 92, 94, 95, 96, 221; Mr. Kellog 30; Mr. Herrick 31; Mr. Drayton 97; Mr. Eastman 119: army-discipline 47, 48; desertions and deaths SS, 133; armories 20; Arkansas 30; artiilerists 30; attorney general 197; appropriations Barton, Mr. 161, 217, 293; Bastop, baron 197; Baltimore 28, 161, 180; bank of the U. s. 15; bankruptcy, of a system of 91, 179, 180, 192; Badger, Mr. 227; Bartlett, Mr. 119; Baylor, Ann D. 184; Bahama banks 213; Beaumarchais 214; Benton, Mr. 13, 91, 184, 192, 207, 283; Berrien, Mr. 170, 190; bills of exchange 26, 126; Blount, W. 200; bounty lands 184; Bissett, col. 305; Bradley, Mr. 119. 214, 292; Branch, Mr 85, 162; brandy, import of 221; Brazil coast of 28; Brent, Mr. 164, 171; brevet rank 30; British colonies 91, 208; Buchanan, Mr. 151; Burgess, Mr. 197; Buzzard's bay Call of the house 226; canals, see "internal improvements," below and 32; Calhoun, Mr. 146, 216, 219; Campbell, Mr. 88, 92; Castine 193; Carey, Mr 249; Chambers, col. 260; Chambers, Mr. S2, 224; Chesapeake and Ohio canal 96, 169, 196, 228; Coinage US 15; coins 30, 194; clerks 184, 222; claims of American citi. zens 223; common schools 14; coast of the U. S. 46, 47; coasting trade 84; Columbia (dis 29 ...................... trict) 180, 212, 213; Columbia 209 in New York 46, 47, in Florida 29, 120, 226; the Chickasaws 120; their titles to lands 215, 224, 248; of treaties with 224; of the numbers of the tribes, &c. 248: persons resident on their lands 84: policy in respect to 22, 120, 273: Intrepid, concerning the ketch 249: internal improvements, various motions and proceedings 28, 46, 47, 96, 1SS, 149, 161, 162, 166, 182, 183, 193, 195, 196, 208, 212, 213, 214, 215, 223, 227; Isaacs, Mr. 88, 96 Jennings, Mr. of Ind. 183: Johnson, (James) Mr. 197: Johnson, Mr. F. 224: Johntson, Mr. of Lou. 217: journals of the house 221: Judiciary and judicial 14, 148, 149, 162, 167, 194, 195, 207, 219: the bill 118, 119, 120, 146, 147, 166, 180, 181, 195, 196, 197, 199, 209, 213, 214, 221, 223 Kremer, Mr. 183, 184 Laws, publication of 207; Larche, F. case of 163, 164, 180, 196, 206: Lafayette 213: lands, public 30, 86, 161, 180, 184, 196, 197, 208, 217, 218: lead mines 91, 196: Livingston, Mr. 213, 214: light-houses 14; Little, Mr. 184, 223: Lloyd, Mr. 91, 215, 356: Louisville canal 162, 182, 183, 184: Louisiana 196: lottery, an act for one refused 199, 209: lotteries, remarks on 209: Livingston's penal law 221 Marine apprenticeship 356; Massachusetts's claims 85, 87, 119, 165; Maryland claims 31, 47; Macon, Mr. 207, 219; Maison Rouge, the marquis of 196, 197; McLane, Mr. 20, 86, 96, 162, 164, McDuffie, Mr. 221, $16; McCoy, Mr. 47; McIntosh, William 162; members of the senate present 220; Mercer, Mr. 29, 86, 166. 245; Miami reservation 215; militia 86, 162, 180, 207, military pensions 184; mint of the U. S. 29; Miner, Mr. 15, 212; Mississippi 14, 28, 31, 120, 193; ministers, about the outfit of 164, 165, 182; missions, foreign, resolutions concerning 84, 88, 120; Missouri 14, 15, 30, 161, 218; members of congress appointed to office 168; their compensation 198; Mitchell, Mr 221; Moore, Mr. of K 15, 85; Mullany 31; Munroe, Mr. for relief of 86. 199, 9 208, 211, 217, 218, 225, 226 Messages of the president-Relative to the Florida Indians 29; operations of the mint 49; con. cerning the Maryland claims 31; on the Panama mission 54, 85, 86; enclosing the instructions to Mr. Poinsett, &c. 92; concerning the convention with Colombia 133; enclosing statements of expenditures for 111 surveys, &c. 133; in relation to the Creek treaty 168, 175; communicating a certain opinion of the attorney general 182; case of col. Chambers 194 Naval affairs, generally, 30, 31, 85, 88, 139, 208, 211, 212; yard at Philadelphia 94, 95, 181, 182, 183, 221; Newton, Mr. 96, 119, 149, 228, newspapers, of charges in 214; "Niles' Register" 119; national observatory 86 Ohio river, bars, &c. 86; state, 164 lands in 196, 197; order, questions of 88; Owen. Mr. Patronage of the executive 184, 192; Patten, Nathaniel 179; passengers 200, 209; penitentiary in the district 15, 88, 208, 209, 217; pensions 97, 184, 197, 199 215; Peter, Mr. 195; Perry, O. H. remains of 184, 195, 221, 246; Perpal, G. 228; Pickens, Mr. 118; Pittsburg 85, 97; president's house 221; president pro tem of the senate 219; passage ships ani vessels 209; post office, Mr Randolph's motion 217; pledge of president Munroe (Mr. Wickliffe's resolution) $7, 93; Poinsett, Mr in-tructions to 93; Polk, Mr 120; Porter's trial, copies of 86; Pool, Isaac, 86; protest of the Georgia deiegation 198. 199, 207, 249; public buildings 85, 219, 221, 223, 226. post master general 222 Panama question. Mr Randolph's speeches 12, 16, 28, 33; yeas and nays 33, 49 to 54; facts and remarks 33; proceedings in the senate 49 to 54, 88, 99, 108, 179, 180; documents 98 to 107; message of the president to the house 54; documents 58 to S2, 113, 150; proceedings in the house 87, 92, 96, 97, 119, 120, 149, 150, 151, 158, 162, 163, 164, 165; report of the committee of the house 108; extracts from the speeches of Messrs. Berrien, Hayne and Brent 170; Mr. Wickliffe on the votes 248 Quorum not present 83 120 181, 215, 220, 224, 226, 227 Rankin, Mr. dies Reed, Mr. 44, 84; revolutionary officers, motion and proceedings, 46, 166, 407. 168, 181, 183, 199, 215, 2'0; Randolph, Mr. 12, 45.83 146, 147, 168, 179, 196, 192, 250, (his rencontre with Messrs. Holmes and Lloyd) 215, 217, 326. 451; rifle, the patent 223; receipts and expenditures 197; receivers of public monies 197, 228; road to New Orleans 88, 135, 149, 166, 212; in Mississippi 120; between Philadelphia and Baltimore 168, 179, 212, 247; Rowan, Mr. 118; rules of the house 30, 196, 225, 227; rules of the senate 119, 146, 215; Rio Hondo 212; Roman Catho ...................... lic church in Kentucky 212 218; Russel, maj. 215; rules, joint 219, 220, 226; retrenchment, a committee to be so called 221, 223 Reports of commillees-see Panama, above. On the Indiana canal 121; on the duty on salt 122; about surveys of the waters of Virginia and North Carolina 123; on improving the navigation of the Kennebeck 123; in the case of W. L. D. Ewing 126; defence of the north-western frontier 126; damages on bills of exchange 127; on the Cuinberland road 159, 160; on the case of F. Larche 163; on the judiciary bill (senate) 193; case of certain duties paid at Castine 193; as to certain claims under the treaty with Spain 207; on the case of col. Chambers 260; on the cultivation of the mulberry tree, and concerning silk worms and goods 262; on laying an exeise on domestic distilled spirits 263; on the state of the Indians 274; medical college at Washington 275; case of Janies Dickson & Co. 275; tuition of the deaf and dumb 276; on weights and measures 292; relative to discriminatory duties 294; concerning the elegibility of members of congress to accept appointments 342; on marine apprenticeships 356; on the disagreeing vote about the judiciary bill 209; of the committee on the proposed amendments of the constitution 221; concerning a bar in the Pascagoula river 245; on the case of capt. Hodsdon 245 Reports, &c. of the different depart ments. 260 132 Department of state-relative to slaves captured by the British, &c. 45; on certain proceedings in Alabama concerning some captured Africans 46; about French spoliations Department of the treasury-On debentures and deposits 5; sinking fund 26; drawbacks 125; tonnage 45; respecting certain teas removed surreptitiously Dept. of war-Preservation and civilization of the Indians 22, 273; concerning surveys 124; deaths and desertions in the aray 133; concerning the corps of engineers 134; about a road to New Orleans 135, reelative to certain cargoes of slaves 163; estimates of a road to New Orleans 247 Dept. of the navy-On the fitting out of a squadron for the coast of Brazil 30; concerning a breakwater at the capes of the Delaware 124; about the navy yard at Philadelphia 181 General post office-concerning the franking of letters 125; relative to contracts 184; in reply to certain matters stated by Mr. Randolph 327 Salt, duty on 83, 84, 91; salt springs 84; Savannah river 91, 273; Sanford, Mr. 13; schools 168, 182, 183; senate, arduous sittings of 45, 220; accommodation of 192, 217; proceedings of the Creek treaty 254; Scott, Mr 227; seamen 88, 218; Sewall, Williams & Co. 181; Seward, Daniel 196; silk cultivation of, &c 183, 209, 262; slave trade and slaves 15. 29, 46. 86, 212, 227; Sloane, Mr 14, 223; South Am republics 154; spirits, import 15, export 84; excise proposed 263; Strong Mr. 86, Stewart, Mr 29, 120, 159, 160, 182 228; Stetson, Amasa 162; Stiles, George 28; surveys 133; Susquehannah river 88; supreme court 222; speaker's signature to a bill 227 Tatuall, Mr. to the sec. of war 279; Tazewell, Mr 218; teas of the duty on 117-certain imported by E Thompson 132, 208; Test, Mr. 183; three per cent fund 14, 28, 31; Thompson, Mr. of Pa. 14, 15, 185; Thompson, Mr. of Geo: 119; Thompson, Mr. of O. 149; tonnage on canal boats 236; treaties, Indian 209; with the Creeks, see Creeks and 254 Van Buren, Mr. 193, 236; Vance, Mr. 316; vaccination 31; Verplanck, Mr. 126; vice president, 146; Vinton, Mr 149, 215 Ward, Mr. 14; Weems, Mr. 15; Whipple, Mr 46; Webster, Mr. 96, 195, 209: Williams, Mr. of N. C. 14, 165: Wickliffe, Mr. $7, 165, 183, 209, 248; Withers, Thomas C. 182; Woodbury, Mr. 83, 220: Wright, Mr. 14, 149, 150, 157, 213: Washington medical college 207: canal 47, 218, 225: wines, duty on 117, 180 Yeas and nays-in the house of representatives. On the Dismal Swamp Canal bill 35; on passing the bill for teaching the deaf and dumb 47; on the proposed amendments to the constitution 95; (nays against) the bill for the relief of the Florida Indians 120; the Panaina question 163, 164, 165, 248; on the judiciary bill 181, 214; on the Creek treaty 199; on the bill for the relief of Mr. Munroe 211, 225, 226; on the bill for the repair of the Cumberland road 214, 222, 226; respecting revolutionary pensions 220; on adjournment 225 in the senate. On the Panama question 33 to 49, 54, 180; Cumberland road 84, 220; 1 eat and dumb asylum 85; proposed amendment of the constitution 91; duty on salt 91; judiciary bill 118, 146, 180, 195; on adjourning 146, 220; certain rules of the senate 146; on the Creek treaty 156, 254; collection districts in Ohio,&c. 207: Louisville canal 162: case of A. Stetson 162: Mr.Branch's resolutions 168: survey of a road between Philadelphia and Baltimore 179: bankrupt bill 179: on annulling certain acts of the Florida council 179: distributing certain journals of congress 194: on the Illimois canal 194: on the bill about the Pascagoula river 208: commercial intercourse with the British colonies 208: gradual increase of the navy 208: Dismal Swamp canal 208: penitentiary in the District 209, 217: obstructions in the Savannah river 273: on the bill for the relief of Mr. Munroe 217: on a proposition to extend the session 218: on the bill for the relief of the Roman Catholic bishop of Kentucky 218: about the public buildings 22: on certain resolutions offered by Mr. Benton Congress-members of, appointed to office 263, 427; bills not acted upon, &c. 284; of the senate 286; birth place of the members $62; (the old) presidents of 399 Consuls acknowledged 411 Continent, a new one rising 319 319 Crawford, Mr. eulogy on 20; loasted 363 Crisis, a terrible one 201; more of the "crisis" 281 Cuba. Release of prisoners 22; import of flour 22: arrests 159; state of the island 186, 202; 422 squadron at Cumberland road-see congress and Curriers knives 156 422 Daily press Date tree Deaf and dumb-a letter from 138 204 Franking of letters, origin of 145 447 Franklin, Dr. letter to Paine, 397 234 Franklin, capt. 28.1 416 Free blacks-in Indiana 5"Free trade" see British, and 284 French Affairs. Hospital of Saltpetriere 40; gen. Foy 90;. prosperity of the kingdom 90, 158; silk manufactures 116, 142; the dauphineness 90; commercial ordonance 90, 203; arrests 116; troops in Spain 90, 203; affairs of Hayti 117, 174, 203, 290, 418; Calais 142; of the theatres 142, 174; slave trade 203; execution for paricide 142; a nobleman's request about the eclipse! 142; Chataubriand 142, 203; aid and relief to the Greeks 158, 203, 252 288, 299, 367, 421, 431; decree respecting the transportation of Greek slaves 173; cotton 364 market 174; funds 174; statue of St. Gene 283 vieve 174; sir Gregor McGregor, 322; re$80 cruiting and supplies for the Turks 174, 203, 289, 354, 438; king's speech 174; Lafayette 203, 232, 396, 432; Montmorency 203; treaty with Great Britain 265; export of gold 288; the bishops 288; aid to the barbarians 289, 438; officers of the army 290, 339; finances 174, 290, 418; the cen sorship 304, 367 pawn brokers 304; disturbances at Rouen 322, 367; the Jesuits 322, 339; the Constitutionel 322; medi. cal profession 336; grants and appropria tions 339; distress at Lyons 418: Paris, empty houses in 438; count Allemand 438; fire at Tours 438: budget of receipts 445; deaf and dumb 450, theatre 450: sugar fron Fulton, proposed relief to the family of Furs, great sale of beets 450 G. Gaillard John dies-see congress; epitaph for him 330 Gallatin, Mr. 185, 232, 234, 297, one Debates, register of sury report concerning Declaration of Independence, concerning the signing of, &c. 345, 393, 423; first reading in Massachusetts 399; ages of the signers 423, a part of the original draft that was left out 425. Delaware-important elections in 240; odious law of repealed 240; the canal 321, 415; specimen of amber found Denmark-celebration of the in 416 troduction of Christianity Devil, a man delivered to! Dinners-for creditors! Divorces, laws concerning Documents, profuse publication of E. 285 Domestic life 444 Drought, general 313; in 1748, 334 Forbes, Mr. or the blockade of the La Plata 156 156 Editorial-on the Virginia resolutions 39; See "Panama." Southern Interests" 169, 188; on impressment 185; on Mr. Randolph and one of his speeches 186; letter to, from Mr. Berrien and remarks 188; on "consolidation" 201; on constitutional amendments 233; on sequences! 250; "free trade" 281, 300; African colony 282; the constitution 232; letter to, on manufactur ing 329; .[s. Adams, Jellerson, &c.] on our naval officers 410; banks and baukers 410; election of president 425, 403. 414; British distresses 428; remarks on a para graph from the Franklin Gazette and con cerning Mr. Randalph 441; letter to from L. J. Sharp 432; on the state of England 443 Egypt-the British consat in 203; snp. Germany. Clara Wendall, the female robplies from France 203; engineers and ma ber 4; great organ 142: bankruptcies 144; nufactures 252; a diving bell used off Alex Goldschmidt 144; secret societies 158; rubandria 303; laws 332; inhabitants 413, bers and brigands & friars 158; navigation Education, in Massachusetts 444 of the Rhine 204; relief of the Greeks 289 Elections of 1901 and in 1825, destruction by lighting 322; Jews in Bavaria 439; emigration to America 438; band the house of representatives of robbers, with lady-chiefs $38. 425; 433 Ghent, the treaty of Elephant murdered 264 Goldschmidt, Mr. Episcopal clergymen 363 Government of the U. S. offi202 Errors, literal cers, &c. 318 396 Grasshoppers, multitudes of 414 185 Europe, military force of 352 Georgia. Macon county 4; about the election of members of congress 4, 19; surveys of canals, &c. 4; great cargo of cotton leaves Savannah 40; canals projected 240; meetings of the people 287; bank of Darien 321; concerning the boundary with Alabama 331; gov. Troup to the sec of war 332; the Cherokees 361; troops said to be ordered out 362; overseer murdered 416; survey of the Creek lands, 416-advantages of the new treaty 437-singular mountain in 449. Geneva, passports granted at 265 235 174 Greece, Rumors and reports 22, 40, 91, 117, 204, 242, 290, 297, 340, 367, 408; exertions of the Greeks 40, 231; Acrsta 117; Negropont 117, 159; Missolonghi, incidents&; 289, 34, 322, 323, 340, 367, 419 451; Niceproceedings 40, 91, 117, 159, 204, 230, 253, tas, the "Turk eater" 40; Trippolizza 117, 159, 290; battles 117, 159, 231; naval affairs 117, 204, 231, 304, 322; Berton's letters 150; reported negotiations 231, 242, 419: lord Cochrane 231, 430, 420, 439; human heads exposed 253; British sloop Algerine 288, mediations reported 299; Botzaris 289; Canaris 3:3, 367; Thessaly 304; Epidaurns 322, 408; col. Fabvier 340; Ypsilanti 48, 410; pirates 408, 439; propositions for peace 419; relief 421, 431, slaves 421, 431. ships at N. Y. 431; Calavite 439; Athens 426 Greene, gen. 238 Grifith, William, dies Guatemala-of the people of 17; the capital city of 22; address of Mr. Williams to the president and reply 439 H. Hamilton, Robert, dies 440 Hayti Independence celebrated 22; com merce of Port au Prince 22; Boyer refuses to ratify the convention with France, re. ported 91; colonists sent to 446; state ofed the island 253; British consuls at 340; pay ment to France 422; embarrassments of the government Chabert Heat, Mr. 381 Hobart, bishop-his prayer on the 4th July Holley, Dr. 431 Honduras stock company 352 Humbolt's view of the popula tion of America Humphrey, Jacob, dies Hungary, great fire in Hydrophobia, a cure for I. 190 32 367 426 J. Jackson, gen. nominated, &c. at Philadelphia 235; toasted 365; entertained at Fayetteville 412; his letter concern428 ing Cumberland college Jefferson, Mr. proceedings for his relief 77, 35, 172, 185, 281; of the fund 401, 409; his correspondence 18, 315, 392; letter of the mayor of Washington 341; notices of his death, &c. 329, 345, 361, 447; accounts of his life, character, testimonies of respect, &c. 647, 348, 349, 250, 351, 352, 368 TO 374, 377, 383, 403, 409; some particulars of his life, death, papers, &c. 401; the lottery for his relief, particulars 390; extracts 428 from his will Jews, of the 144, 234, 421 Jones, Miss, takes the black veil 436 Judiciary bill-see congress; re- Judges and the judiciary Kentucky. Export of horses, cattle and trial of Desha 338; he cuts his own 202 18 432 L 432 Larche's case-see congress;let 206 Law cases. Difference between the let ter r and a tick 17; concerning certain marriages in France 142; rights of editors Illinois-population 173; castor 146,335; promise of marriage 156; trial of oil 287; vegetating insects 321 certain Shakers 172; concerning the inspec tion of flour 173; before the marine court -Impressment, reported case of 185 at New York 285; concerning salvage 300: Immigration 377 about certain teas in,ported by E. Thomp son 305,385; Branden vs. Huntsville bank Indiana-Epsom salt discovered 315; case of a seamen at New Orleans 315; 5; port of New Albany 143verdict against a physician 320; for obstructcommerce and exports 338; ing the mail 326; statute of limitations 332; New Harmony 297, 300, 412, forgery, by signing one's own name 332, 446; about removing trees and shrubs 332; 436; rattlesnakes killed 321, dilemma-Protogoras and Euathius 332; 416; increase of population rights of the press 335; liability of ship 338, 437; Mr. Owen's oration owners 335: nice case, form of swearing 344; respecting the halves of bank notes 412; Wayne county 416; tar 375; concerning divorces in Tennessee 380; and feathers 416; free blacks steam beat passengers 389; harboring ap416 prentices 382; Savings bank and Eagle Indians-various treaties with 1, 209, 316; bank, at New Haven 397; suit against the portraits of 265; the civilization of 22, 273; owners of a stage coach 413; inheritance of in the territories of the U. S. 23; in Flo. property in England 445; "bill of particu vida 29, 37; in Arkansas 83, 314; the Che-lars" in a criminal case demanded 445; as to "pirates" 446; duties of banks rokees 144, 294, 361, 396; the north wes tern 283; treaty with the Creeks-see "eon Laws, of literal errors in gress" and 156, 234, 254, 297; in Missouri 185; Creeks at Washington 235, 252, 279; education of the Creeks 252; letters of Mr. Tatnail and the secretary of war 279; tradition 281; at Malden 409; the Oneidas 448 Inquisition, the "holy"-its murders, &c. 436 Interior communications 19 Internal improvements, grand remarks on 35; see canals, roads, congress, &c. Iron (gas) pipes imported! Islands in the Pacific 446 202 426 362 Italy. Singular execution at Rome 90; and arrests 90; new cardinals 241; the pope the new American states 90; Pompeii 143; affairs of the nobility 242; Mr. Sykes at Rome Austrian troops 289; white pilgrims 289; puppet shews 322; order of Malta 418 445 Malta, American press at 437; 447 456 Mammoth bones found 321 Massachusetts. Savings banks 2; 449- Maury, Mr to Mr. Clay 32 345 Laws of the U. S. about deser- 283 Medical profession 336 Members of congress appointed 283 riod of 449 M. der the constitution 154, 395; 436 427 Methodists, number of 297 Military academy at West Point |
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