New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
By this Mornings Southern Hail.
Corre,pondcsee of the Tribune

In
of meeting OF OF New-YOrk C''y h'i" Al The Pax
in thar ci,v few days soliciting the interference OF
this government for the release ot the AmeFcaH citizens
now British prisoners OF state at az fireman Ls"' Ua
nj molten the resolutions were Ordered 10 Dc printed aaa
rr,sr-ei 10 the Committee on Foreign Relations
Mr. T.llMAooE presented Memorial OF citizens OF New
York Civ and one citizens OF Richmond o'"es0 Co. ~
Y :or Bankrupt Law
The resolutios Of Mr. BccBASAS was TAKEN Up Gaming
Es, Of removals from Office tth March, 1871,
si,h the amendment offered BY Mr. MAsouX, eaans 0'
list OF The removals and appointments from the 'h a''n
1929 to i,h March. lS4l.
The amendment agreed 30. Mr.. Benton expressed
MS desire OF speasu. on resolution. and at his r'ess
was laid over.
An interesting debate here occurred, winch was COM
u,enced By Mr.. CLAY Of Ky, who SAID he wcOo % 'cy
glad would unanimously to tase up tue
Loan Bill from the House the neeessiirs OF hS iSA'uFy
required It's immediate passage.
Mr. C>LHouS objected, they were engaged on another
.ubiec-{thc Bank Bl)which he wished to finish first
Mr CLAY explained the necessity OF II he stated the
estimated OF expenditures tor the present year would
he ,wenry.our millions dollars independent OF new aPp0
orar;ons This was millions per month, and from
,, from, the Treasury ot the 3!h inst he had learned
tha, there was hand bu; nine hundred thousand dollars
being barely provision for trtnishts supply Of the wants
of Government and thus the immediate passage OF the L0@n
Bill required
Mr. CNHorS said he preferred another eNped'en winch
he intended proposing the temporary issue OF Treasury
Notes. which .would relieve the Government much more
speedily than loan
Mr. Clay was entirely opposed to this, and went tor an
od.fashioncd loan that people might how much they
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business. and the advance of the House
Mr.. CAnnovS said it was effected by asoing the liberty
of speech and BY dangerous rule which placed the
sh, of debate OF the minority the hands OF the malodly
Mr.. CLAY thought the public would not sompOin OF at
all and for ready resort to similar means Tor the
transaction OF their business when necessary. The great
grievance tue people the unnecessary Poae'on OF
debate and it would be no grievance it, by such
hey did the business before them and returned home IN Two
months and half.
Mr. Kly,; was amazed, when OF the time had been
consumed by the Senator and his friends, that he should
tempt TO force gag-aw . them Let him attempt
-(Nr CLAy-I wil)-and he might prepare TO stay here
l next winter He wished the Bank Bill to be disposed OF
first and said his friends would finish their amendments and
be prepared for the question Monday next But the
other side did wish take until some OF their ab.
cent friends returned and thoy accusing them OF
delaying the bill.
Mr. Bryros rose 10 back his friends, and opposed all
gagaws previous questions particularly to cut of amend
n,ens They could finish their amendments and be ready
for the question Monday night.
Mr. CLAY said the Senators had made proposition
which they could be scceded OF their friends
ein: absent Of ndsposton IN h'iam-
y He advised gentlemen keep good humor and abstain
from bullying and menacRg because existing rules did nor
serve for the transaction OF business he ready according
20 the Constitution make the necessary He gave
notice that whom the Senate out OF Executive Session
he should move to take up the Loan Bill
After further remarks by Messrs. CALHouS and Llss
against taking up the Loan Bill, the debate was cut off by
The expiration of the morning hour.
The Senate then went into Executive Session and
maised during the day.
In the House. the For,ihcaon bill argued and amend
ed at great length Committee Of the Whole No action
was taken on II.
1t is understood that the following appointments
ir,ned By the Senate to-day
Col. CHAMBERS to be Governor Of Iowa.
Mr. MONTGOMERY, Postmaster ut Philadelphia
yMr RIDDLE Postmaster Pittsburgh Pa. ARous
Hon. HUMPHREY MARSHALL, OF the early L. =. Sem
a,or from Kentucky having served from the 4th Of March,
1885, 20 March 3D. 1901 died recently Lexington, KY,
at very advanced age.
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