New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

dus.rv. and 1TEaiey connected WIN '
dependent upon the financial arrangements % the '5ene-ai
Government # thcy - wise .ad oene-ea; hey indi1ec:
but efficiently promote those gre: Interests Of ne people
constant and uniform their acton ne: gre % t'7e inter-
est. confidence and stability.
Since the removal Of the pubic dePosI.e. from ~ Eank
OF the United 1893, :he Government ms mad no
pcrnlarez. fiscal aeeI-. and detnic ta2scai system ~
has been experiment transfer and change ae BUSINESS
the couatrv has Welded the unsteady impulse and moved
forIyar! with Wild rrezi.a-y time, Stimulated 20
excessive action: at another sunk lerargy And IN
providng or me ri the reasUry II = surely npor
tan, 20 look also to the and tho eare OF the COMMIT
rity from tn products Of nhc-e industry nc 'ealE sup
Piled
Of wears i no less distinct a7d strong n favor of mon
eyed institution. chaercd b. tie General Government and
oa-.ed IF is confidence and credit The period elbrac-
ING the Lass ten the existence o. tnc axe Bank OF the
United states the fiscal agent; fresh = the nen"y OF
u. all and looked bac: toro O. great public pros
pcv and though other did doubtless cooperate 10
produce that favorable condition OF hincs yet ohe OF the
governing principles which depended the seady advance
OF the country in commerce. industry AID IN substantial!
wealth was the existence c sca agent established by the
General Government, ard charged win the equalization OF
exchanges and the regulation o; the currency
In the present con5Dn OF country, tae rciiei 10 be
anticipated from such Institution canns; be immediate
but mus, be the work ZINE the business 81 the country
would however in the opinion # the undersigned, steadily
and certainly revive under ia influence
IL whatever point OF ch, the undersigned i able to vt~
.S subject. Ice lrreSstibiy "d 20 the conc!>loA 1 ~
fiscal agent framed possess those important iunc
tons a. alike essential the ct the irea-ur and
Of the community Such institution should BE- framed
With deibcraon for It must hare high d1es 20 perform
and extensive interests protect and promote and should
be granted with cars for viii be liable great and dan
yerous abuses 4 the fiscal agent OF the government and
effective regulator Of currency in widespread community
houl! be steady and Uniform IN its actan and fixed af
stable in lis character.
The undersigned has no doubt the power of Congre
to create such an institution Experience has proved is
ecsy carry other expressly granted roer- has
been exercised and recognized by the Legislative and kNe
cuyc Departments OF the government during our:tiis OF
the whole period of national existence, and it has
ceiyed the uniform sanction OF highest Judicial irbsna
Yet that power has been questioned By many wise and pa
otic stacsmcn whose opinions entitled to consider
and respect and measure like this, OF high p'!ltc;
import which If wisely conceived and cordially concryed
in must lave great and enduring influence the pros
periy OF the country is important, as far As possible ~
obyiatc objections and reconcile opinion
II such Institution be conceived IN prepie and
guarded in It's detail, all scrup lies touching the
question of constitutional power and t' avoid the occ-
which have been urged those eretoor created
BIZ Congress- will in the opinion of the undcrsguc pro
duce the happies results and confer lasting ana important
benefits the country.
The undersigned therefore, respectfully recommends The
creation of such fiscal agent and the repeal OF the act OF
July L. 1870 providing the collection, -atekeepins,
transfer and disbursement OF the public revenue. except
the penal provisions thereof which viii. probably require
revision and modification.
All which i, respectfully -ubmtcd T EWING.
Secretary of tFe 2rcc'gfg.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June ID ISL
axXvIIh coNGREss....'s SENATE, June B.
The following Senators vcr, announced by the Char
tbs Standing Committees the ChanaH Of each having been
ballotcd for prior day:
On Foreign Relati~-Me-s Rye-, Pres'oa Buchanan Tall
On F,maSo~o>,rs Clay Of Ky Woodbury. Naugum and
On eeo.meree-Mcss Huntington and
on Manaae,ures-Mc Evans. Archer, Miller Buchanan AMI
On 4rieuure-,cs.rs Linz Woodbridge Smith Of Ct White
on Military Afairs-Me.,rs Preston Aerre Benton rcher
On the Nitie-,lessr. Phelps Ke Clay Of A. Barrow and
On Nasa Agars-Mcr- Mansnu, Archer. William, smith Of
" on PuSe L%nds-Mc,.r, sm,h r4nasc Walker Bate
"H ON PIRATE Land ca-Mcr laya-d Huntington L"u Sc
''5 On Az" Idan df@-,cr crcoad White rep aad
'T o" Graham Bate, Wright Woodbury. ard Wood
or Revolutionary eem-Mc,, Dixon Moreae4 s'h Ct
On aieGrSMc.~r. ern iren., eraa herr
on The OGce-Mcs>t-. Henderson, -imne" Nci1ber Der
'', ON ' Road. uC S"d eana3 Porter White Young Cath1er,
1' an Ffasoas,e.>r< Bates Pierce Dixon NJ hol,on
For IKE Of C9iHntieMe'sfS Morriek Clayton hns
on Pcrnt.-Ncs.r, Porter, Sturgeon rppaH ard Hen
fs pb,,, Bsdinss-Ne..r, Barro. Fulton
(n Tie Coat.vge, irD,n>Me White, TapPaa and Porter
on f,rgrossed gi'is-Nc,>r> Moober Miller and Nicholson
Mar York Cauals.-The tolls collected STATE Gu
na during The last week in May amounted - $1,000 "a
do las, wear, sel2C0 The whole collected this
wear ~ to June Isl s s44ce3 IS do. last gear, when the
navigation opened sx days eare s3+9095 IS: showing an
increase thus iar upon last year Of S95,sss Sc.
70 Il VIII take some time at Thu taaErap he
STATE The Canal business Ba=alo The las week IN May
was 4, follows:
Boat, b., Flour Basin whc., HbiP Poi. To.,.
1882 i3,+5l 1905 il,075 S25572 o.
e The Canal Toll, collected Buffalo and Blaze, Eoca
20 June Isl were slOa2 sG t.; las, year Canal opened six
days eaglier) s74,O4o =; increase Sas,2il 90.
Common Schools n 'eratorWe Learn from the Yer
mont Chronicle that TIC number OF chidres IN tina, State
between the age. and /: j. 10000, and III number Of
District Schools $500 The alber G: teachers employee
). 500 Ihe school ax for the yeay Is s6l,S03 equal to
10 .,f-n -qril, ny