New-York tribune., 1841-05-07
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Fw-yORK, FRIDAY MORNING. MAJ :. :
pPor City Intelligence see hr n'I-

~ .bo c1Dpr-
-. r., On Wednesday evening" ''i' ''>'r'7
.,,ole off the isht-house' whch ''iey sup
r., steamboat The telegraph h;'i 'nl'e
P'''e he starting of the train YET, as the wea-
ik and hay, this was not inconsistent WIN Wv
~ ~ This smoke proceeded from the steaNi'n'
of Cunards line which, having been seTe"'et"
1.v. ou from Liverpool past due at Boston 30"
expected. Ill
re- b;s mrs the Britannia as believe, her papers w
- bore this rerinr at an early hour in which case an In
ira containing the intelligence brought by her VIII be
ncd from this Office 1t viii not be botcaed up hc5'0'
az or, bu, made up from our own az
vice. and urder our own supervision Neither shan ""
ant few paragraphs at random from the hnghs" f'i
and rush the m to press with the silly vanity OF being out
We trust our friends will bear us Ia mind
~ y We sha rot pre,c nd to have run oeci'
from London to Livcr.,cl with papers day .''e'
negbbors. until we can show copy when chiieNseU'
Nor Mreoa was brought before the Supreme Court
,rd,v roor in the custody of the Sheriff OF Niagara o.,
I'D ,o be,rng Of the argumen, in ms postponed I'LL
Saturday week. ON of the absence OF Jrdge
"a full lszc being desirable on the decision OF question
involving such mpor; ant consequences.
Bv the wav there is misapprchension with re-
sard TO Mr. JOSHUA A. SPEycsRs connection with Mcleod
ing as counsel for Mcleod behalf Of the United States or
in b;s caoacv as t. s. District Attorney. Such is not the
fact He was retained counsel for Mcleod before his ap
pointmcnt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Revenue aud Rciiei
bill passed by both branches of the Legislature and vetoed
by the Governor has since passed bo Houses By Constr
t,,tional mcjoriiy and is law We have already
honisscI its rassng the Senate by II to g. We now
Tucc ,,-lip wa 81 pf
m in the House and aer animated debate, passed by
round majority: Yeas 6a Nays ga sroHg twohirds in
rho ,sirmave So the bill has become law, in defiance of
the Governors veto.
This important bill was drawn up by William F Johns
ION the Conservative Member from Armstrong The affirm
alive votes we're cast by AZ Wings Mr. Johnston Conserya
tive and essrs Cartrght and Wright OF Luzcrnc Gamble
Of Lycomng Douglass and Church OF Crawford ellis of
Jefferson Holcman Veuango, Horton of Northumberland
MAY of York Lusk of Susquehanna Snyder of CouHbia
Weaver Of ehuy and Deal 3) of the Opposition party
ystng it The Nays Of cast BY LoeoFocos
Mr. or,on of Northumberland Mr. Higgins, the late
Member from tina, County, the ground that he not
Foco enough He does be very strongly
infected with the virus himself Several Van Barren Mem
bcr who wished that the bill should pass, but did not like
TO vote for it, lodged the question their brethren IN the
Senate had already done.
This important bill great variety OF provisions
of them salaary and bcncccn ltpcrms the Banks
TO Small Notes; relieves them for five years frsm all
special penalties for then suspension of Specie PaymcHts
(bu u the ordinary liabilities of debtors and RENE
dies of crcdors and requires them contribute in due
proportion lean relieve the State from its existing en-
Its provisions for Bank Reform generally
thorough and excellent 1t is in fact complete reorgasza-
ton and of the Banking System and if faithfully
enforced will raise the currency of that State cm the
slough into which has temporarily fallen We may gvc
further synopsis hereafter.