New-York tribune., 1841-08-28
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern 1ail.

HOS SChlf L.
By this Mornings Southern Hail.
q We make the following extract from long and IN
terestiag private letter from Washington By this morning
Mail The residue (Which we have time to GET III this
morning. viii be published Monday:
Now word as to the Fiscal Corporation ti (and by
;he-bye did no; the Hon Chairman s the Currency Con-
ntee in the House jump GU, o; the yingPan into the
FIRE when he exchanged the name Of Ban for that OF Ger
yors'ioa p Unless tbs House Jill before tie Sfn-ts
COMMITTEE shall be amended i. ,rH as certainly re rctOsd
as il passes Mark the meaning OF the words il italics And
i; be vetoed the Cabinet identified grea; degree
IS with the BILL will resign. Ard they resign Virginia ab-
,racton.m and ,ranscenden,a,n vii ral- the boar.
think not unlikely, however, that the bill VIII fail IN the
Senate II So the result alluded to viii not follow
Washington Correspondence of tn. Ne~Yors Tribune
TsussoAY, August 90
The Senate have today been occupied BY discussion the
Distribution Bill which finally passed by vote Of %
Yeas to % Nays. follows:
YrAs.-Aiessrs Archer Barrow Bates. Bayard. Berrien
Choate Clay Of ny, Clayton. Dixon Evans Graham Hen
derson Huntington Kerr. Manum Merrick Miller More
head Phelps Potter. Prentss. Riyes, Simmons Smith of
Ia, Southard Tallnadge, White, Woodbndse-27.
NAYs.-Me.srs Allen, Benton Buchanan, Calhoun. Clay
OF Ala Cuthber Fulton, hing McRoberts. Msuon Mich
olson Pierce Preston Sewer, Smith OF Conn., Sturgeon
Tappan Walker. Williams Woodbury., Wright. Young-23.
Mes.rs CUrHptnr McRopERrs PIERCE, BESroy. Sc
yrR and LISS opposed the bill during the day and Mr..
RlvEs briefly adv .cated it.
Mr. BExros. at the conclusion Of his remarks OF more than
an hour moved TO recommt the BILL with instructions
strike on; its bamboozing presumption sections (a he
STYLED the and i-scr sections including the presumption
and graduation principle This motion lost, BY Yeas
- NAYS o. (he vote being the aboye. except Mr.
PREsroSs who here voted in the negatiyc.)
The bin was then passed., above stated.
In the House of Representatives, the bill making aPPro-
paton for the relief Of the Post Office Department,
ken up.
Mr.. ANDREWS. of Ky. briefly advocated the bill. Mr..
Boris after the political topics that had been
introduced in the discussion to his letter published in the
Madisonlan the principles of which he ayowed stating MS
acceptance OF the proposition made yesterday by Mr. CUsH
1SG to discuss the conformity of the President course win
h protested principles and that he would be ready to show
and prove the rcacher of the President his party briefly
aiycrted to the of the bill in lis support.
Mr. WA1rgRsos spoke with reference to Wing nc'ns't
ency tyranny and prescription and OF the ndness OF the
LoccFo and their fobearance OF the exercise OF ran
meal power while the ascendant party
n then taken, rst OcliS on le ateHuheI'
of Mr. GILMER that the appropriation shall be accounted to
by the Department. and be hereafter refunded to the Urea
sy or be deducted from balances due that Depart
ment from Government.
A motion of Mr. MCKAY to strike this latter clause o
the amendment was ncgaved. The original amcndinen
was then adopted and the bill having been passed in Com
mittcc wa. reported the House where the amendment
was concurrcd in and the bill passed by Yeas l27, Nays i6
1t appropraes 497 657 enable the Department meet
its dues TO contractors and others.
The bill making appropriation Of :3oS8'o9 for the 7A
pen,e. Of the funeral of William Henry Harrison. taken
up and after conversation of the items, wa.
amended so as to give the Auditor of the Treasury power
settle the JUS, and then passed by vote or l2G
to %
The bill making appropriations of $4,000 for tho freight
from Italy, and for the erection in thu Ronda of the Capt.
to Of Greenosghs Washington and also appropri
ang for the balance due for the execution OF the work was
taken Ip and passed. The House then adjourned.
Thu, the Land Bill long undar discussion has at length
passed the Senate 1t will be again to the House fol
it, concurrence in the amendments The Revenue bill vii
probably next be taken up. ARGUS
APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT