Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

In Senate, July 2.-The Vice President having ON
Saturday given notice that he would again take the
ihs, G as senae this
the FIRST ballot Mr. King Of Alabama elected To that
station. Having been conducted 10 the Ghair NY Mr.
Knight he returned his thanks for the honor conferred
upon him.
Debeatpre Boads.-Mr Webster by unanimous con.
sent Introduced bill making further provisisn for
the discharge nfdebenture bonds given by prspret
ors Of steam vessels from abroad for the coal which they
may bring. designed for the return voyage
Ae- debate It's further consideration was pest
poned till tomorrow.
firs Dollar Rsstricsioa-Mr. virgins bill having for
its object to The above restriction and 10 allow
the receipt If aoes Of banks which have issued bills OF
less denomination than FIVE dollars and for general
repeal OIL deposie System then takenu up.
Mr.. Webster All Nh. Preston opposed Il at much
length-Messrs Benton and Strange supported IT,
The question then taken on The final passage Of
the bin all decided in the aflirmatye--ayes o7 aces
20. 50 thu bin passed.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration or,be
Light House bill.
sni.asopiaa BsgEest--In the House, Mr. Cambrelepr.
from the Commitee Of Ways and Means reported ab,l
provide Tor the investment Of the late James Sm;,L
son of LONDON. 7, WIS real twice and referred to n
committee Of the whole.
Mr.. CamUrcieng, from the committee, reported
abi providing for the payment Of salaries TO officers Of
the for disbursng the appropriations Of l83s
Read twice and referred
Light HouscS.-Slr. Cushman from the Committee re.
ported bill making appropriations for the erection Of
certain Light Houses. and making SURVEYS for ls38-
Read twice and referred
Neo York MfGaa.-Mr. Mckay, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported bill making appropria-
lions for settling the claims Of the State Of New York Tor
the services OF her Militia during the disturbances
the Northern Frontier. IL was read twice and or
dered 20 be eng TOSSED.
Foreign Paap1s-The Select Committee 10 whom
had been referred certain documents relating foreign
paupersm, reported bill prevent the future mpor.
tation of fore "a panpers into the United States
Also abil 70 amend the several for ablishing
uniform rule Of naturalization. They were severslly
read twice, referred a committee Of the whole and
with the accompanying documents ordered TO be print
ed.
District Carreacy--On motion Of Mr. PetreAin. the
commpce the District OF Columbia 10 vhun had
been referred the Senate bill Tor prohibiting the .ircua
cn ~ ssallb bills in the District, were discharged fron
the further consideration Of the same aud il was order
ed % H. printed.
Ar,ag Biu--The House then resumed the eor.;d.r.
ton Of the Senate bill for increasing the army The
question pending the motion &c Mr. Bronson to
reconsider the vote by which the bill had been ordered
10 third reading.
Afer debate. the previous question was called
Tor aud seconded The qucs,sn being taken motion
TO reconsider u wasrejec,ed-syes liz, noes %.
The bull was then passed.
AsEcDorE OF LORD BrRo4.-"I Wa" says Sir w.
knighion, Lord Byron's medical attendant for some
time previously to his marriage One morning, on max
ing him my accustomed VISIT found the table al which
he was writing covered with printers proof sheets.
scraps OF manuscript verses, &c, On my oe'ng an
nounced he neither raised his head nor the penc from
the paper he was rapidly scribbing but said BE 90
Kind ~ to take book and be silent for two minutes
longer time had scarcely elapsed when ne tnrcw down
The Mcneil with an air of satisfaction, exclaming Ihave
dove /, Al least He spoIogzed for claiming poets
Indulgence saying that The last four line, Of snat
had r,ven him more trouble than the whole poem be-
sdes adding The light words into my head just
u vour carriage drove up His ordship then rose and
Win smile said abruptly 'Knigh,on, what do you
think am going to dol am going to marry Ire
rcI Il an sorry TO hear II, my lord The d. you
are And why should mott Because | do nstthink
YOU are constituted to be happy in married life.'
believe you right but the ladies' think Otherwise (al
for have presented myself in due form the lsdys
papa had an smiabe reception. The only personal
one stion put 70 was when was mousng my horse.
rroao.nre vo,~ nam. Rera, :, Byro,p IreplseS.