New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-25
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By this Mornings Southern aail.
Washington Correspondence. of the NewYOrk Tribune

Choa,e CLAW OF Kv CLAYTON Dixon Evans Gr.han Hender
SON Enn,p-op Ker. Mangam Mersick Miller. Morehead.
pbe Po-:e P-eutiss Rives Simmons, Smith of Ia South
ard T,llna4ge, White Wo,dbTd:e-2s
NArs-Mrssrs Allen Benton Buchanan. Calhoun Clay OF
Alabama Cuthse Fulton King Linz NC hooe''S AoU'on
Nicholson Pierce Preston, Sewer Surgeon IaPpa aSe'
Williams, Woodbury.. wright. founs-s2.
The important aulen, offered BY Mr.. BERRIES SauT'
ay and modified to-day was ndoped providing for the dis
,riba,on while tae dses article OF imports are a'Se
30 per cent al vaoreu This amendment was advocated
By Messr WALKER ALLEN Hing and Others and opposed
by Mr.. CALHOUN.
Numerous amendments were offered BY the Locos, who
have done their proong the consideration OF IRIS
measure Mr. BESroS offered number, OF which Ia
sufficient specimen OF the many. all OF which were re-
eced He moved strike the provision that the us
trbuton shall suspended when the is involved IN
war with .nv foreign power and insert prsviso that
shall be suspended when there is just for war
He pronounced the provision il stood, Sam5oo-Hng
After all the amendments thar could be imagined had been
offered bv the opponents the they made despe-
rate effort TO avoid question engrossment by moving
to Law the bill the table till tomorrow till the Is, Monday
in December next and by adjournment. All these failed
and the bill rrtuahy passed by argsr majority thaa lis
mos, sangune friends anticipated 1t may be debated
tomorrow, and then probably be finally passed.
The resolution OF Mr.. TAFrAs adjourn Congress
on the 3Oth inst was laid on the table.
resolution from tho Committee on Naval Affairs for the
purchase OF American vaer,roed hemp for the OF the
NAVY was debated at length and laid til to-
morrow.
The President laid before the Senate communication
from the Commissioners the General Land Office in an
wer 70 call OF the Senate stating that the quantity pab
lie lands now prepared for brought into market
over eight millions
In the Heu.e of Representatives the Fiscal Corporation
bill ras passed. 1t taken up after the meeting this
morning under the resolution take of Committee al
| o'clock.
Mr. MARSHALL strongly advocated the hl und answered
with great efec, the speech of Mr.. WISE. Mr. W. had OPP
posed the BILL from principle, but because it would be
vetoed This Mr. NJ. did believe would be the case
but they ought go and do their duty whatever might
bea elsewhere. He listened by vast assembly
and BY the Members, with much interest.
Mr. PRorrlr with much animation addressed the House
defending the of the President ridcung the Fiscal
Bank bill and approving the Veto He admired tho course
of Mr. WISE and declared himself under tho banner OF
JoHS TYLER.
Mr. GlLnxR took similar grounds. The bill was also ad
vocatcd by Messrs. WM. Cosr JOHNSON, PORE EVERETT
and UNDERWOOD. The question wns then taken, the hour
of four having arrived The motion strike out the enact
ing clause was lost by large minority. No amendments
adopted in Committee except those OF Mr. SERGEANT
The bill then reported TO the House, and the same
amendments agreed those under the operation OF the Pre-
veus Question: and the bill ordersd to be engrosed by
Yeas 23 Nays 94-29 majority The bill was then read by
is title Sd time and the question bong on It's passage some
twenty persons sprung Acr feet among whom Mr. WISE
was prominent, and cried Mr.. Speaker, MIR Speaker!
The Speaker gave floor A. L. FOSTER who moved tbs
Previous Question Mr. WISE raised point =, order ane
insisted that the entire bill be read, that they might have
fair sar for the floor 1t was read entire, and consumed
about an hour There great scramble for the floor
Mr. WISE again failed of getting tho hoor and the Preyou
Question was moved on the passage.
Mr. IayIs moved postpone the bill TO the lst Monday
in December. The motion decided out OF order.
Dir. CAVE JoaSsos moved to lay the bill on the table
which was negativcd Yeas 90 Nays 1876
The question was then taken and the bill finally passed
by Yeas l25 Nays ga majority Of 81
Mr.. c. CLARK moved a reconsideration OF the vote
which (as he inended) was carried.
The tile was then amended motion of Mr.. SERGEANT,
and provide for the safe keeping and d'burse
nent of the public and create Fiscal Corp ra
zion for National purposes"
This was agreed under the operation Of the previous
question:
Mr. WISE then got the floor and moved decentralization
of the last vote and ,h, undertook speech on the merits
Of the BILL and in reply Mr. MARSHALL but alter oelns
several times called order took hi. seat "hdre" MS
notion and then the House adjourned, after more than
nine hours session.
The Iliuoi. members have arrived, Nr STUART ye'teF-
dav and Messr CASEY and REYNOLDS today were quail
g. -. hi; .o, ARGUS.
FlRg-A IRE broke out uboat half past Twelve socA
yesterday morning in Wechs Steam Sawml, On Tue h
at LAFAYETTE Before the fire companies could reacn Inc
.no, the Mill was nearly consumed We understand mat
Insurance wa. effected on i, the amount of sl9ooo'
''-' N'1N IN 0. Bulletin, Aug. a.
-r.u ,,u Hardware Clerks Of the City are re-
d ~ meet ST. Johns Thi. Evs-ing, al half past nine
iues " ~ 20, au25 II
o'clock. ~
| II For Thj. Week OnIy.-DaguerreotyPs Llkene'ses
-. in nerinr sryle in seeonds, az the ~ + corner OF