New-York tribune., 1841-06-08


indulgence friends some Of Sao-* iao s
,1sd n oo once or tuec hitherto interval. to f-a"e
ro.u for Important matter w innk our Faio~
yer,.emen,s spread before twice As n-NS es lh
they inserted will surely pardon u Tor s'iL2 M
80 large circulation has been si'aiaed- ,,
ur.sn,, m farther notice the price ,dverin 10 our
win be 81 80 per month foF 'f'-fe Q, W 49,
the same proportion for larger OF es' nuni'e
tisemen. inserted a the lowest prices
NJ We d ss4r. m IN. '-is To@ss. - 70 fs'I LT and
With The Assembly i"f thn huu ] ~ hps . "
amply supplied Legislative Documents during the pat ".7ef
Gy.rpAt. PAaxrrpr L.w.-We do not see fl 70 enter
INTO oontroyersy and certainly coincide, with
o,r friends who wIie abusing the Administration and the
yyhp party because the enacting Of General Bankrupt
Law is not made Cabinet at the Extra Session
We have been warmly thoroughly favor opas,iag such
Law forthwith and have done .naeger
y TO effect this end has been thorgh BY older
and wiser rner-incudng HEsrY CIAY whose experience
ond ,alcn, in legislation is certainly surpassed By Of
np man. and whose Jealous advocacy Of the the
unfortunate has been proved and beyond susPicon,hat
h measure tould not be brough, forward he Extra
Sssion bn ,bata Revenue Tarif for the relief Of Coz,
ernmen, Land Distribution bin for the seiet the
States and National Bank for the Of Sound
Currency and the ultimate, permanent relief OF TIE People
bsuld be the three great Of the Extra Session
Tbcse effected relief of unfortunate debtors ntand
rcspectiye naturally be tho great leading OF
the frs, Regular Session. This disposition has been made
v;th the bes, intentions, by who know wha; they
doing Wha, the profit Of quarrcng with Let ss all
act for the best and hope for the best and brighter days vii
soon dawn on long distracted Country
A NArlosAL BAsx.-Thc Washington correspondent Of
The Baltimore Patriot of the Sd instant says There j.
pos cheering prospect unnirnity both Houses upon
the subject of National Bank. Nearly the whole Wing
s,r,np,b Of the South is favor of such
President Tyler will pursue the course adopted By M Mad
son in case Bank bill passed Mr. Ewing viii be called
on fer project for 4 fiscal agent.
0T The friends of Com STEWART and Senator BFyroS
are very busy engaged in Philadelphia, making strength
among the Loco-Feco.. Van appears to be a ascdup
man.
~ Hon. Jons SERGEANT of Philadelphia, has been
rendered the Embassy England by the President; 1t is
no. vet known whether he will accept it.
~ If One os tic peope realizes what he truly writes
wb,, has he meant by ucgicctng vote We have pa
cpce with man who iorebly depict the inqities
and mschie OF Lecc-F Focoisrn, Yet the time ayow
q have net voted with either party Tor years Such man
stands elecondcmncd and without moral weight. We can
not find room for his article.
u The citizens Of Virginia interested in the Iron Manu-
facu,rc will hold Convention Lexington the 18th inst
10 ncmoralize Congress favor Of PRoTEcrivE Tariff
The day dawns
Cont for tic Correction Of Errors-This highest tribu
known to the laws OF Newly consisting of the Lica
nan Governor Chancellor Chief Justice and Justices OF
Sucruo Court and Senate the State, convened in this
y pursuant to Adjournment, Saturday, but unable
form ououm--li only present, II required Yesterday
it met again. with similar result, The following will show
who were prescn, and who absent
Prcscnt-Lieu, Gov Bradish, Chancellor Walworth SEN
a,ors Clark Dickinson. Ely Furnan, Humphrey Johnson
Lee Livingston Mo<eey, Nicholas Taylor and Work-l4
A6sent-Ch;c Justice and Justices, Senators Dcnniston
Dixon Foster Hawkins, Hopkins Hull, Hunt, Hunter
Paige Peck Pla Rhoode-, Roof. Scott Sibey, Skinner
Strong and Vcrplanek-l& Senators.
Thus i, win be seen thar tie this City with
Messrs Hunter Page ond Root. who certainly tere
would have formed 4 quorum. Mes.rs Moseey. Paige,
Root Scot, and velpaxck answered their Sui-
,dav bu then Messr Clark Dickinson. Ely, Mo5clcy and
Works had NOT arrived This unlucky there some
, hundred cases on the Caendaromo of them very I'M
por,an,-and the Session Is expected 70 last ~ weeks
nyI, has been asserted that Imprisonment for Debt
,y wholly abolished in Connecticut far citizens o
,b,, State j. conccrscd. Such the fact. BY the
,f 1888 any man who viii that he has property
,bc value OF Si7 which exempt from eNecu
no. be imprisoned. well. This exemption it Is now
p,oposcd to extend non-residens Good again. But
there is many who has property either in possession
or in expecationsay dcb due him in Arkansas town
lot in Chicago quar,erecton in Iowa perhaps inter
est in an estate not yet settled tgatonwich he
not dispose whichmus; his taking the poverty
oath Wha, shall do avoid imprisonment; especially
If stranger NIauiicsy he do nothing but go
TO jail Legislators OF Connecticut! th, oppressive and
nischieyoss and you REMEDY it Don; wait have
,cform carried over your heads, but Ii
navish prodga hittles< pu; him in jail If YOU will;
ut dons presume hm villain merely because he can't pay
debts Make your laws against fraud and profigacy
lIsh you viii; but protect and pity Misfortune Base
our the great principles Justice and Humanity