New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

oir.d 10 omit many valuable fav"'s ano oeier The
70, ,nnoan, advces crowd upon u from e in
~ - - =, ,. cr;si, and very naturally the focus o. III
,.,,, ,,h,e interest month hence We shall ''u' ~ 80 ~
10 give greater space other mater- f0r '"' rs'
alternative
re- w ould direct special attention to the letter oi our
yy.b;ny,on CORRESPONDENT. ne grea, measures o ie
..s;r arc row before Congress in shape for immediate
and s5c;en, action and such we are assured they vii
o-.,,, -aceive IL the House the Home Squadron bill
has ,assed bill establish Fiscal Bank has been re-
norted movement has been made the Bankrupt Bill
and the Opposition having had their say the bill for Ma
rona Bank ready for decision in the Senate
THE BAsK QursrIoy-Our renders will have learned b!
the advces per Southern Mail in last that proposition
was made in the Senate Monday by Mr.. Walker of Miss
10 restrict the proposed National Bank dealings TX
change 10 the exclusion of the Discountng Of local paper
,Ihi. amendment Iost by the following vote;
YgAs-Messrs. Areher, Benton. Calhoun CuhbeFt Linn
Meuton. Pierce Sturgeon, Walker c.ct,.
NAYs-Messrs Barrow Bates Bayard. Berrien Clay NY
Cuvton Dixon Evans Graham Henderson, huntington herr
Kiag Mangum Merrc Miller, Morchead, Porter P'eaiiss
Preston Simmons Smith of Indiana Soutard lenaoee oP
pan White, Woodbridge, Io"nS-27
We profoundly rcgrc, this decision National Bank re
trcted purchase and sale OF Bills OF Exchange th'
keeping of Depeses transaction of the Government bus
meas and the Of National Currency, would be Infinitely
safer stronger popular more profitable and more use
fu than if authorized Discount of hand This
opinion formed and proclaimed months ago before Mr.
Eyyngs Mr.. Clay plan had been heard Of All the caPi
1al of such Rank would necessarily be employed in con-
ssency with the objects of National Bank and at tbs
points where such institution required You nigh
locate it norninay the Rocky Mounain but its business
must done where business is and inevitably centre
in this CITY Such Bank would have distinct and posi-
sphere of its own-he equazng OF Exchanges and the
furnishing of National Curcncy-and could not be an eb
zee, Of jealousy rivalry State institutions There GER
tany force in the suggestion of Mr. Clay that fictitious
Bills of Exchange would be drawn obtain loans the
Bank but this abuse be guarded against by
penalties and which could be carried any great extent
undetcccd We believe TOO, that this amendment would
have avoided the rock which the friends of Bank are
likely 10 split but wholly apart from that consideration we
.leplore its rejection.
U7 The Sun and Herald disressingly anxious thai
Congress should adjourn forthwith There, says The
Sun substance, you have passed the Loan Bill now do
1ake our advice and 90 home till December All boys the
Administration that took your advice under the daisies
The men power put in for other purposes than
10 follow nsidous Loco-Foco counses Much it would
CRAFTY you them laughing-stock and their friends
mortified and disgused doubt whether they will humor
you just yet
y Rev. Mr.. Van Zandt of Rochester is accused Of the
seduction of member OF his church only sixteen years
of age The seduction is evident but MIR. Van Zandt
firmly denies that he is the educer and the girl OF
conspng ruin him. He has been suspended from his
clerical Office held bail civil suit for S3,000 and the
Bishop has directed investigation. The accused is
wealthy married and the father Of three OF four children
And now we ask the journals which eager tc
trumpet this case in all its revolving details unite vii
in demanding the passage ofa lar to pniSh eh dtrocious
qiNany. Will they do it? OF course, do not judge
his await the evidence which shall establish bis
guilt proclaim his innocence-but if guilty, he is in
FUNGUS traitor Society Humanity, TO God and ought to
be severely punished Say gentlemen OF the Press, shall
The starving thief be sentenced toll prvaton and the LASH
in State Prison and the deliberate eacherous sodacer
go utterly untouched by criminal laws The devil
laughs such Justice.
O Ii was stated by ristake in advertisement yes,er
,av that BLAcxweop's MAGAzlSH would be published b,
AIR. Lever to-day 1t should have been Saturday, wher
the Reprint will be ready This number contains long
and powerful chapter he last but one) of Ten Thousanc
-Year stirring Spanish criticism on Faios he
public, two great Political articles, &c.
CT Ii will be by Advertising columns that MIR
Hooper No - Cannon St furnishes Al lbs. of best BKgAI
sor shilling Thi, talking the purpose If other ba
kers do as we'll BY their they should LET the Public
know IL
RFJ f II. Claiborne has become joint Editor of ih'
Nalchez Miss. Free Trader.
~ Hon. JoxA. RcnERrs. Collector at Philadelphia an,
one OF the Director. in the L. Bank has protested agains
The suit brought agains, NJ. B;ddle
10 Rev. albert BARNES, of Philadelphia has given 'C
The public volume Of Practical Sern'ans Ii allowed
be worth readug
~ Gov. PORTER is on a vis, PhiladelPhia
u Mrs Hannah Kinney has writteR book, winch Is II
press Boston reviewing very nnue the whole history
her connection with Rev MIR. Freeman of sen her Sc
cond husband and explaining all the circumstances IN he