New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Eorning's Southern uai].
Prira,. Correspondence of the Tribun'.

DEAR GRIrLrY-I fear thar all IS lost. The Veto has
governed Kentucky and Indiana, whose went against
the B.nkrup, bill The defea, OF the Land bill now follows
a, consequence and then the play is played on.
The passage of the Bsnkrup, bill would have saved US
An Exchange Bank BILL good enough for all purposes,
being prepared and would have become E law
an, heart.ick-win stay till tomorrow There TO bs
a caucus =, PM II they will pass the Bankrupt bl.
other good things will folOw-ii not the game is blocked
Yours, &c.
soclsck P. ~
Things look better Our friends have been IL caucus and
have reason TO believe that the Bankrupt bill will bs ~
considered and passed Ii so, tho Land OH
safe and an Exchange Bank viii be passed and signed
J. C. Clark. Truman Smith and Kenneth Raynor have
worked Ike steam engines. Gamble. of Georgia, will move
the reconsideration tomorrow Our friends have Just re-
turned :ren caucu. in good spirits. In h,ste yours Nc
Washington Correspondence OF the NerYsrk Tribune
TUESDAY, AuE. l., le4l.
In the House of Representatives resolution offered by
NJ BARxARD adopted, to take The Bankrupt Bal out
oCopittee to-day AZ two o'clock the various amend
ents having been rejected with the exception OF one pro-
vdng tbs, the &C, take effect the first OF February the
bill was reported to the House. IA amendment to the
amendment moved BY Mr. CLIFFORD, was under the opera
ton OF the previous question adopted and provides ha ms
shall no, nte,er with any State Bankrupt Law
Mr. UNDERWOOD of Ky then moved to lay the bill and
amendment, on the table give opportunity as he SAID
morn thorough investigation Of the subject next Session
The motion was carried by Yea, llO Nays 97-thc Loco
Focs with most OF the Wings of kentucky and Virginia
voting in the Affirmative and tho remainder Of The Wings
generally in The negative.
Thu, the Bankrup, BILL the deep regret of large pro-
portion OF the community has failed for tbs Session IN
less perchance the should be re-considered motion
for which may perhaps be made tomorrow
The House then adjourned at an early hour
The Senate, it was anticipated wesd DC the theatre OF
intense and uncommon to-day By discussion on the
Bank Bill and Veto Accordingly early hour, the gal
lercs and Chamber den,ey crowded At l. o'clock
the subject was announced order and then by vote oil
Yeas % Nnys 90 laid over Till the time
The Wing Member, having been in Caucus, had agreed
on no course of action the Bank BILL which probably
caused the DELAY and on which depends the action
IN rho distribution and Revenue bills, and the length of the
Session.
The resolution of Mr. LIsS requesting tho President to
give notice to the British Government in order TO put an
ond to the Joint occupation Ogsn Territory debated
after other slight business during the morning hour BY Mr.
BESToS and laid over.
The Distribution bill under consideration the remain
der of the day. Several amendments offered of SINH
lar character to others before rejected and werc accompa
MED by some running debate.
Without final action on the BILL the Senate adjourned.
Agar