New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

be seen that the Revenue BIZ passed House on SATURDAY
10y "a vote of llG TO l0I
u We are compelled by press of interesting intelli
gence to postpone our review OF the Park Meeting e'0e
hostile Projection.
rCT O,r correspondent Stranger writes US from Wash
ipton that the Bank bill will be vetoed by President lc
n the right reserved to Congress to establish branches
o, the consent of the States be stricken out We have
m rom, TN. morning for the reasons he gives nor do
j; il necessary to publish them, Ii the President shall
he constrained TO Veto ta, important bill, he will doubtless
e,,e his own reasons clearly than any else can
~ them for him. We shall await farther Developments
on the subject.
We regret to add that correspondents tina,
,c Bank bill be taken up first there great danger that
Tie Bankrupt Till H be lest. We he is mistaken
this point at any However shall be glad
Bankrupt bill taken up FIRST such is proper order
UJe The Wings in Congress, will be seen BY re-
ports are still pressing onward with te.olue energy. Not
in twenty years before has any Congress done much
nlustriously and so well The REVENUE BILL it will be
SEEM has passed the House by TAiryOne moiory-over
Loco.Foco and three in the negative the Wing Fha-
anx victorious by the largest majority Of the Session We
rejoice to see the Georgia Delegation where they soad be
arc wasted upon the FIRM from; and hearty of the Wings
We rejoice that this bill has passed substantially in the
shape reported and advocated by the able Chairman of the
Nays ard Means Hon WILLARD FILLMORE. Ii is thus
clearly and undenaby Tariff of Revenue bu, if Tea and
Coffee and various other articles produced riyaed
This country had boon stricken out would have worn the
scbance of Protection. This is the time open that
subject let it wait till tho regular Session. when Congress
l.
CATION BY the insane fracousness of Mcssrs McKEoy
and ROOSEVELT of this city, the proposition appoint
Select Committee of Nine investigate carefully TIC whole
subject of the Tariff collecting the testimony of all prac,
cal men calculated shed ig, upon it, has been defeated
and Congress will have month winter to pro-
cure impcrectly what Committee could h.ve collected
much better in the one-tcnth the Very likely
this OF her perverse Representatives may be the
serious injury the interests Of New-lork
There would have been little popularity but wis
dom justice in excepting Tea and Coffee from duty TIE
tax these uxuricsin judgement utterly
less and quite pcrncou health and vgor any thing
we mrort--wi bring Two Millions to the Treasury We,
hardly be felt the price of the articles the
Beside. the countries from which import them by no
means admit products free; why should we theirs
We occ that Congress has made provision
OF
country ,v Van Burenism Let the work commence with
the New Year; that before President Tylcrs has
expired shall have paid of the last dollar beside accord
ng the the Proceeds the Public Lands throughout
We trust those Of our opponents Who earnestly opposed
10 permanent National Debt will approve aud sustain
il thus vigorously providing for it. extinction.
I1LlSors BANx RoBphRY-THE MeSEr RECOVERED
TAe Springfield (Iinoi.) papers of the Odd ult. bring
tho recovery of Inc money about sS2,OOO) lately
stolen from the Illinois Branch of the Illinois Bank 1t was
found secre.ed in byplacc by Col Nlahcr President OF
the Branch upon the strength of intelligence conveyed
him anonymous letter. Circumstances render ii moral
" certain tina, the money stolen by Mr. Town Teller
that Branch who formerly from Connecticut, but who
has lived at Springfield and Jacksonville for several years
and borne hg reputation for integrity and business talent
but it was long remarked that he lived eXtavagany
ON salary of 5000 year Recently Mr. Rockwell, the
Cashier of the Branch resi- gned, and Town candidate
for his place; but the Directors chose named Broth
cr Tewn who lived in the Bank, probably resolved upon
the robbery of its vault, his defeat and TO
cover his depredatons. The robbery took place (by
OF false keys, was supposedly about week alter
the new Cashier appointed He Is now IN jail at Spring
field ind the State Register he has confessed pecuia
lions the Bank through several years 10 the amount
81 900. The bail demanded for him is $4,000, which his
friends trying have reduced.
1t appears that after Col. Maihcr had secured the funds
of the Bank he attempted carry them TO the Mother
Bank at Sprug6cd but, the tidng being noised about
the citizens of Jacksonville pursued him. surrounded hi
wagon and escorted him back their own viIagc-we
suppose on u mandam,s from Judge Lynch.
" We understand that JAMES J. ROOSEVELT, NJ c.
defeat the passage of the Bankrupt BILL and that he will
probably against last after doing all the mischief
he by nsdous amendments This lust such return
the thousand Bankup;s and thousand advocates
of Humanity who voted for him might have expected Mr.
Roosevelt must know thu in opposing Bankrupt Law hcis
grossly, cruelty misrcpresestug his constituents.
u The sH" IN its desperation The isk of selling
oil It's while they perfectly good getting Others in