Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

lFrOm our correspondent RofhSchsd NO AAhNLl
WAsHINGres Oct l6, 1887.
Long er. o'clock came, carriages were flying in
every direction, members were pacing the avenue in
haste, and every thing the appearance Of some
extraordinary event at hand. AT the appointed hour,
the speaker took his seat. The members shlrted
shaven and dressed up in their best black suits
walking 10 and fro with an air of lmpatience The
speaker looked impatient. Every body talked "When
do you start% DO Do, you go today Are you o.,
going homer" Will you wait till tomorrow Y
echoed and re-echoed through the hall. Mr.. Adams
got the fioor-made severe remarks on the con-
duct of Mr.. Cambreeng and abused the Opposite
Bank Relief Bill as trap TO catch honest men and IN
duce them to vote for the posponement OF the fourth
instalment. Mr.. Cambreeng called him to order
Mr.. A. went on. The speaker called him to order:
They got into alteration. Well, Mr.. Speaker,
said Mr. Adams :" If am to be silenced"--The
speaker told him TO go on Cambreleng objected
again. Mr. speaker, since the chairman of the COM
mitiee of Ways and Means is so tender, will spare
him. Laugh And down Mr.. A. sat- The amend
ment of the Senate was then agreed to-lO6 TO 40,
and the bill passed Several petitions were present.
cd, and some unimportant resolutions adopted. AT
10 menutes before 10 A. NJ, the House and Senate
adjourned till the lst Monday Of December next
And hath ended this extra session of the National
Legislature. II is an event that opens era in
the history Of the Republic, but whether for good or
for evil IL remains 10 be seen.
hear that the friends of the banks intend TO make
an open issue with the Execuye-banks no banks.
If so the result is easily seen. The people will be
enlisted against them by the Executive, and they will
fall carrying rum in their overthrow. Already UNI
popular by reason of the suspension OF specie pay
meRs 10 enter the political arena will ensure their
downfall. The Executive will find il good policy to
bear hard upon them in every way possible and
when the banks call upon their debtors the cry will,
be THESE are your oppressors" In contest be-
tween corporations enjoying the credit Of the COM
mHnity and that community, it takes prophet to
foretel the issue The Souih is determined TO break
up the monopoly OF credit now existing in northern
cities and to trade on their own hook. II the New
lArts snaxs 1afft the
lurch.
The Southerners are laughing at your idea of
bank founded on property. They say that New Y ork
is nothing without the cotton OF Their section Why?
The reason is about satisfactory as that gwen by
Mr. McDufse to prove that the producer pays the I'M
posts on foreign goods.
Rumors are afloat that Mr.. Van Buren, intends
changing his Ministers in toto. The only difficulty
in the way is the obstinacy Of Mr.. Kendall The Pre-.
sdent will be forced to get rid of the unpopuanty of
his present servants in some way. Certain late ac-
and the stand he has taken in relation 10 the
divorce policy make II necessary TO put IN new men,
particularly If the north should forsake him. For
myself doubt whether Mr. Kendall will be dismiss
ed. Hes troublesome minister. However report
says he will 90.
There are several members OF both Houses going
10 remain near the Executive for the vacation IN
der 10 get of the crumbs about 10 fall from the
royal table Mr.. King, Of Alabama, is spoken Of for
amsson-where, no one knows as yet. Buchanan,
Of pennsylvania, il is whispered, will 90 for the
treasury Department Grundy will have 10 be pro-
vded for as either Martin or Bell will come in his
place. Miss Nancy Felix deserves good office for
he has been truly faithful partIzan
THEATRES IN ST Lorrs-we copy the following
paragraph from the ST. Louis Commercial Bulleun-s
pretty state Of things truly.
In regard TO the police of the theatre, few more
night scenes like the last will caution the ladies' at least
avoid the house. The noise and confusion that per
haps is unavoidable prevents auditor very often
from hearing half Of what is uttered the stage and f
il is practicable 10 preserve order, and greater 81
ence during the performance, every person IN the house
would be beneGued, players well as the audience.
We do not know anything Of the police arrangements
except what appears the bills butw know there are
many vigant police officers in this city, who would
keep order in the house, if present