New-York tribune., 1841-07-12
By this Mornings Southern hail.
cerrespoadeaee of The T.ibuae.
WASHINGTON, Sarur

In the Senate. Mr. LINN continued HI. remarks the
resolution relative to removals from Office the general
field OF discussion heretofore pursued BY Au in opposition
10 the course of the present Administration He did not
conclude and when he viii conjecture .e formed
the question seems reserved merely ground of making
speeches Tor political eject by circulation.
Various memorials were presented. chiefly PRAYING for
Bankrupt Law.
The Fiscal Bank Bill was taken up, and Mr. WOODBURY.
offered an arneudne, prohibiting donations from the Bans
10 anv officer This was debated atensth by Messrs "oop
BURY WALKER BsyroS and others and bess amended on
motion Of Nh CLAY OF Ky. extending ;he restriction so as
10 prohibit donations only officers and Directors bui to
any one was passed.
Mr. WRIGHT offered an amendment striking out that
clause OF the bill which gives Congress the power OF here
sitter increasing the capital the amount Of twenty millions
Of dollars. Ar WRIGHT briefly advocated this Mr. CLAY
opposed L. contcndng that BY the provisions of this biI
Congress Wa bound establish another Bank during
the existence Of this should be deprived OF the power
of increasing the capital this which would only be excr
ci.e when required by the Of the country and in As
wi. manner a. " present Conrtess. The amendment
was rejected: Yeas 80 Nays %
motion was then made 20 Executive Session, but
before this was put Mr.. CLAY made inquiry which he
left 10 the courtesy OF the other side OF the House
Whether they bad offered amendments they intended with
tho exception OF the senator, printed NIr Wright amend
men,s Mr WRlanr replied he Intended offering some
others bai few however he motion carried and the
Senate went into Executiyc Session.
Thus appear. that amendments Yet coming. and that
tn, bill will b. ,!etnncd probably many day
In the House the rnoraine hour occupied the rrso
n.ion relative to the Mcleod case which discussed by
VI t,,r,y pstSrin, \cnn
icmnng the course of NJ. Webster insisting that Mcleod
was personally responsible and exhibiting hsse psgaacoH
qat. hch have 20 recently characterised the ocoFoco
Mr. LiNs. in happy manner, replied Offending the
course Of Mr. Webster and exhibiting the mporrciy OF
disturbing pending negotiations between the two Govern
neni, and oresag public opinion by declaring The pres
attitude ot the The resolution lies over
The Loan Bill then taken up and opposed by Mcssr
Mckay, HuyrkE. Holmes. VAv Brrry, GtLMER and
WELLER. Mr.. UNDERWOOD made tew remarks in reply
the nulifcotion threats OF Alessrz PcKEN and RnErr
aad showing them a, empty sounds.
Mr. EuSrER. the former Speaker, who has been all
sides evcr question: to-day and exhibited his
col ors opposition the Loan Bill the Distribution
Bill, Tariff OF any kind, and National Bank Where
he will be found Is a of doubt ARGUS.
x Gen JAMES WILSON of y. II. has arrived a, Du-
bugue Iowa entered upon the discharge Of lis official
duties
DJ Nicholas Biddlc is be prosecuted to the utmost BY
the present directors the L. $ Bank ior
100000 disbursed by him for visible purpose.
" Judge Coaer OF Miss has raised quite an excite.
men; By deciding that Shci's return of payment
account in suit is not legal aud satisfactory, II made in the
redeemable, deprecated Bank Notes of that State The
defendants or Shers only be credited with the Specie
value of such Notes This may be hard but how could a
Judge decide otherwise
DEATHS ny LiGHrSrSG-Ghc of Charles Amanp
Sidney. Ohio, struck by lightning the st inst and
Mr. A. himself with Adam Smith, and j. B. Rothhuas kill
ed the spot Mr.. Jacob Martin badly injured but
uo fatally The house was shattered but FIRE.
G boy named Norman Flanders, standing on the wharf
at Buffalo, tainted fell into the canal and drowned