New-York tribune., 1841-07-09
By this Mornings Southern Hail.
Correspondence OF The Tribuns.
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Correspondence of The Tribuas
WASHINGTON Wednesday, July =
Ia Senate memorials were presented to-day, BY Mr.
WRIsHr ocit;zen. OF Schenectady against National Bank
and by Mr. BrcHAsAy of citizens Of Pennsylvania tor
Bankrupt Law.
The resolution of Mr. BrcHASAS calling for information
relative 70 removal, from Office the 4h March
debated BY Mr. LSy during the morning hour in general
condemnation OF the course pursued by the preset An's-
trarien.
The Fiscal Bank bill then taken up, ana Mr. bU-
cHAyAs spoke for hours in powerful ard arspent'
tive speech in opposition the bill IN ofo and N reply TO
the arguments OF Mr. CLAY and the report OF the Commit
Tee ACCOMPANYING the BILL Mr. BucHASAS possessed oil
most commanding talent and argues in clear and almost
raarswerabe manner 1t doubtful however, OF ms con-
the peope of the United States that National Bank
REQUIRED in the exsencic the present financial crisis
IN the Country He concluded by moving strike out as
tho location of the Bank the District OF Columbia not
supplying any place bu, leaving it to be filed by the Senate
Tbi. was supported By Messrs. WRIGHT and BESToS'
and opposed by Mr. WALKER the ground Of his Aeci that
If - place OF location changed would he establishes
al New.York where it would be under the control OF stock
obbers Of tn. coanty and those OF England and it would
in fact be British Bank located in Newlork. He opposed
the addition Of this tremendous power to the already absorb
inc power OF Nsw-l and money oisarches of Wall
street.
Mr. WRIGHT had no desire Tor the establishment OF this
b>sir in New-lori had been proved to se TO PhiadeI-
pnia one of the mos, serious msortmcs.
Me..rs CLAY of Ala. WOODBURY. and CALHOUN advo-
Gated the amendment with view if adopted 10 m
sert Ncw-Orleans.
Mr.. ALLEN yehemeny advocated TIE striking ont OF
Washington and would to fill at ALL as he would
not be guilty Of en,ang by his vote, such curse upon any
portion of the country.
The amendment wa, rejected, by Yeas 90, Nays 80
MIR CALHOUN then moved an amendment strike out the
District of Columbia and insert NewOrleans. This was
advocated by Messrs BExroy WAIKEK CLAY of Ala and
BUcuAxAy. aud opposed by Mr. TArrAN; after which II
was rejected: Yeas l6, Nays ~.
The Senate adjourned n quarter past four.
In tn. House Mr. FILLMORE Chairman of The Committee
OF avs and Means. reported bill for the or'ifca'ions OF
the Country which was referred the Committee OF the
Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr. WISE Chairman of ,hc Committee on Naval Afairs,
reported bill making provisions tor the sava ordinance
which was referred TO the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. KING from the Committee reported bill ma
king provisions for the Home Squadron which referred
t. he same Committee, and Thousand extra copies
he bill ami report o,dered to be printed
resolution reported by Mr. WILLIAMS of CT vas afie
some debate, adopted nuthorising the purchase of set
map, purpose Of estimating the mileage 81 the mem
ner,.
1he resolution Of Mr. WARREN, of which rotce sysr
yesterday, adopted limiting speeches in the Committee
# the Whole t- one h'nr
The House resolved itself qto Committee of the Whole
Mr. BoGs in the char and took up the bill making pro-
for the support The unaiics Of the District OF CO.
lunr6i, which. after debate, adopted in Committee
The Loan bill taken up, and in concise and power
fu manner advocated by Mr. FILLMORE. Mr. GoRpoS "p-
posed it, The Committee then rose, and the House adj
isurncd.
The resolution of Mr. WARREs adopted to-day will have
the very beneficial effect of cutting Oft the long speeches, and
Greatly tend 10 facilitate business. TIE was lO9 to II
ARGUS.