New-York tribune., 1841-06-12
SECOND EDITIO \.
BY this Mornings Southern Nail.
Correspondence OF The Triouse.
W.sHIxc-o>, Thursday. June ls

Boris from the Legislature OF -Aa''ie''H''S' ~. " u.s.
button Of me proceed. Of The sales OF the fu0Ae Lands
DlsrR1BurIoS.
Nr Clay OF Ky according to previous no''oe introduced
Bill for the Distribution OF the proceeds OF the 'i' 0' ue
pb Lands which received IL reading and was LAID
over I'll ;o-rnorrow.
" HENDERSON introduced bill establish an Uniform
system Q: Bankruptcy, which vas read twice %
I3,c;r Consree. and ordered be printed after de-
bate Of some length the ProPTiety OF aei'" Oh ''
ect a: The present session
refer % e Committee on Foreign Affairs the parts OF the
p.,lo, MESSAGE relative to ,ha, subject, Here very
interesting debate took place in relation to the Mcleod case
in which Mcss,s. BvcHANAN and RIyES PaFociP"'eU
NJ Bcu,x.y opposed the course et our Government To-
t. ,o Br;,;.b in relation to this case particularly the
o.s ,o-re.nondence of Mr. Webster with Mr. Fox and also
A. instructions 70 the Attorney General to attend
-. "a, &c To this Mr. RIvEs.reped in his accustomed
so.,. and able manner defending the pursued as
worthy of f,ee nation in nagnanmy justice and desire
Of honorable peace with all nations OF the eaFth mere mas
A. ve,. been no action on the resolution
.neeci, j. expected from Mr. Choaic Tomorrow on
the subject;
l. b House ,,-ay. On motion OF Nj FILLMORE. Chair
~. Committee OF WAYS and Means. it resolved,
. me Renor, Of the Secretary the Treasury be referred
20 a. Committee excep; tina; part relating |" hsea agent
.. which s,ec: comm;ttee had been appointed
NJ Ho1xrs us c. presented memorial OF inhabitants
= charleston recommending an appropriation OF years
salary 70 the sanly ct The late President, WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON.
Tho SprAxEf. laid before the House the testimony OF the
.oo,e.,.d election OF Mr. BANKS Pa: Referred to the
;.,ec on Elections Also account OF the treasurer
!
.ic, of the Post Office Department, FOR the year ending
M J. 1910 which was laid The ;ablc Nnd ordered TO be
printed.
Tho morton 20 reconsider tae the amendment drop
ming M ol., ruc of las, Congress ,hen taken uP, and
Mr. IysERsoL1 resumed yesterday ms remarks and
entered into an elaborate exasnaon OF the subject IN oP
nos,on TO the agitation OF the subject OF Abolition at pre-
sent and showing that the tendency OF the measures OF Abo-
,i,psts ! to separate the Union. He followed at some
length by Mr. MARSHALL OF Ky, in opposition 10 the re-
consideration The question: hen taken and tbs House
by Yeas no. Nays l16 refused reconsider the vote
Mr. WISE then called up The motion to reconsider the
vote adopting the rules of the last House except the DIST on
which he gave notice that he attended speak but gave
way. and the House at s o'clock adjourned. ARGUS
PEEsrpryr's MESSAGES MIR. L. Walker, la Fulton
street, has published new edition of the Presidents Mes
ss and other important documents winch contains Presi
dom ,rrisons Cali OF an Extra Session President Tylers
Address to the People OF the United States, and his Message
at the Extra Session. This is most valuable work
C. Fireman requests US call the attention Of his
brother Freuen and the City authorities the many fiinsy
buildings now ben- erected City, and especially to
those on tae corner of Duauct and Broadway We do so
with pcasure and suggest improvement to the remedy
he nroposes 1t as follows Let the Engineers OF the
Fir Department keep look OUT for all such shabby struc-
lures. and on finding one Immediately give the Insurance
Companies formal notice that they feel themselves
justified in ordering or permitting brave Frsmen peril
their lives under such -inglc walls This remedy would
soon prove elic,cn. Think of it, Firemen!
IL W.. arc daily required aganand again to remonstrate
o.t the horrible condition of Streets and the great
numbers of Dogs Hogs. and other forbidden asimals by
which they are 50 hchy infested We heartily agree with
those , address us .he subject but what is the use Of
writing about /; Officers the City do your duty this
wear. or YOU VIII provoke the People do theirs next
Spring
g57 The beautiful steamboat Maid of Orleans lost
the 27, ult by striking nag in the Mississippi near
Hat Island ,yhe on her passage from ST. Louis 10 New
Orleans She three minutes, hardly allowing
time for the passengers and escape indeed was
feared thar some OF ,he foemer drowned The hall Of
Ia. boat viii be ,o,a loss tne engine, furniture Sc. viii
:. saved The cargo ia the hold tobacco, pork, sc. ~l
b. lost: the al on deck aoo; $500 pigs viii probably he
.svei The Mad was yalaed $4,000 and fully in
sured at S. Louis where she owned.
NJ. Tx. send. greeting to Uncle sam that she don't
waa, any more Lawyers, Doctors Gamblers, Office
Seekers miscellaneous sc.eadre, gentlemen hawoud