New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

ue published Yesterday ana '"e "i4''' Pi'tV'e1 ~
nance We shall strike out such passages a' We oi
sent from when they appear OF importance but leave the
reader to Judge for himself do The writer has ae
~ reliable sources of nfcrulation-on material
points ... ,.,. % ,su
The Land Distribution bill and the Ordnance BILL together
with the Fertilization BILL before the Senate, having
passed the ether House iimations have been thrown out
by nichievous persons that hs President had constitutional
objections 70 the Land bill. So far from this Is the tart
tina, he calls the particular attention Congress TO the subject
n his Message The Naval Appropriation bill comes up
next in the House. and will unquestonaby pass that body
much in the shape which has been presented embracing
in its provisions the Home Squadron The oheT business
before the House is the Revenue BILL the Bankrupt bill that
will be reported in few days and the Bank bill ii will
come from the Senate be reported BY the Committee on
the Currency in the House The Revenue bill will be te1-
poarly disposed Of be finally and fully adjusted upon
rctalqirs discriminating principles Winter, probably
bv Select Committee 81, during the recess.
Next The Bankrupt BILL Upon thi, subject grea, injustice
has been done the Country thousands of petitions that
hive been at TN, By the .chy support given
+, By the Judiciary Committee of the House. This Commit
tee wo have this subject hand and will report IN few
ay. that it inexpedient upon the subject at this
# C-rn. Maxwell of ~ j. Foster of Geo Irwin OF Penn
agersol Of Penn Roosevelt Of " Y Saunders OF ~ & and
Pearce of Md Immediately upon the report and resolution
Deing presented viii bc made strike ou; the
word inexpedienl, and adopt the word expeden This
will be kind OF test question up.n the final passage OF Tho
law Nis a fact nor reH knorn, that tie President rs
qnrions The Bankrupt Lac should pass ms Session.
In the House few days since the Speech Of Mr.. Arnold
l,l has
meaning in i, than meets the eve Of the casual observer
Among other cay savings that of Virginia abs'Tac-
tons being in the ascendant and unless checked by the
Representatives Of the People ruin would follow in their
train" &C. &c Cuts and capers like those acted by Mr..
Arnold have bursting forth, meeorae since the
commencement, Of the Session. No Statesman has yet
upon the floor of either House thrown any light upon tie
business now agitating the Councils Of the Nation Every
thng wrapped in mystery Doubtful foyebodinss ara con-
,tautly coming and going By this the People
kept constantly suspense his is all wrong Facts,
facts are what the People from Washington. The
Press from all quarters comes in croakng moaning de-
nouncing the strong men of the Administration. Why all
,s and what mystery there about the doings of Con-
sress II is all in nut-shell THE BANK BILL is the
trouble and why Is there doubt about its fate! There
NAV be in the Senate there in the House but death
j. no more certain to man than this BILL should blind in
a,uaton ever send from the walls OF the Capitol to the
eciucts of the White House. The Prcsden, has said TO
nv certain knowledge ne .-od lose has rigkt
,han sign such bill" Upon this subject there is no
MYSTERY herc-no doubt here-no doubt with IN New
York. you consult your private correspondence rather than
your public journals. Is there any thing strange or un-
expected in all this Not here. Since the first intro
uc,ion Of Mr. Cay Bank bill into the Senate, it has been
we'll known far Upright human being can be relied
IN to do anv act ut future day Bank charter at the
present Session can hardly be deemed within the pale OF
probability This may be gloomy to those who believe
Bunk the great panacea for the evils that have afflicted
he Country for the lust four years. Not with the emf
ent Statesmen u, the head affairs Washington The
S1oS OF THE SpIXpLEs PLoUGHS will be their uln
70 efec, this they intend shall have National Paper
Currency of equal value gold silver, judicous lar
md AN economical Administration of the General Govern
:nent.
The Committee on the Currency in the House have not
yet been able 10 agree upon plan They Sergeant,
Adams Pope Cave Johnson Habersham. Bots, Mckay,
McKeon and Rhett Should the Senate bill pass there Is
no question that it would through the House without
amendment Congress. will probably adjourn about the
middle of August The Bank bill will be acted upon IN the
Senate th. week no doubt, probably printed tomorrow with
the amendments, and very after acted upon
Yours. A STRANGER.
VIOLENT SToRM.-Wc do not recolect season 50 re-
srl,bI. f cr,iLle Yhrints and destructive thunder