New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

| Il q theme OF uisSou''' IT, cacro-
.n.,t has a, length taken place. The oecre-
'4~ g rho Treasury, of War, of the Navy the
'4 -,.v General. and the Postmaster General
MO' ..1der.d the ir designations to the President.
believed that Mr.. Granger would continue
!. re- arduous post of DUTY the discharge Of which
20 faithfully and untirinsly prosecuted and
~ -, ,;lI ,bi. afternoon, and at the advice and
h &c, os the New-York Wing Delegation, thai
.,.;,ned. To fill these vacancies,
Tho following nominations have been made to
The Senate:
w,,rsR FORWARD (Whig) of Pa, Secretary Of
:. Treasury; JONI MCLEAN Estate Rights of
os;o Secretary of War; A. p. UPsHuR Estate
R;,bs, Of Va, Secretary of the Navy HucH s.
! r,c,R, Conservative Of South Carolina, Attor-
pey General
For Postmaster General, several arc rumored,
-: C. A. WIcxL;rEE Of KY, ELISHA WHIT
,,s;Y and THOMAS CoawIS of Ohio.
Iii, not known that tho Senate have acted on
ay Ofthem
TIE lines of par,y-Adminisratio and anti
F Administrations seem rupidly TO be forming "A
nv paper the Wing Journal, it is advertised Is 10
!, established here, the need Of which the Aida
II Evening Journal of your State Prcdicates on The
sumption that the MadisoDian has left the wing
r.,ks. in which has been SO conspicuous and able
,,,rent. and TO which the Journal bids farewell
etsring it with desertion of its former friends,
N..,rs. Tallma5ge and J. c. Clark, and union with
Ne,.cs Gilmer Mallory, &c. 1t is here said that
=. Administration will mako the Madisonian its
,ls organ at the seat of Government and that it is
., becOmo daily paper.
Both Houses of Congress have completed their
bssarvc business, and adopted resolution to ad-
joan on Monday.
The House. OF REPRESENTATIVES have to-day
teen occupied on the of the afray between
ne,,rs. WISE and SrANLr, which occurred day
before Yesterday Mr.. INGERsoLL, Chairman OF
The Selec, Committee, made report, setting forth,
s,t. the facts of the case, which very nearly coin
cded, and resolving that they be entered on the
Journal as u reprmand and providing that here
aNer when insulting words are applied by one mem
Der TO aaothcr, fine Of 500 shall be inflicted, and
vhen an assault Is made, the Speaker shall intro
Juce resolution for the expulsion of the Offend
ng member, and the House shall Immediately aci
lit
Much debate cnsued on this Report, and on the
circumstances of this case, in which the greater
part, if not the entire, blame was, with scarcely
single exception, thrown on Mr. WISE, who COM
nenced the assault. The Report objected to
a, indefinite and US inculpating both parties; and
motions were made to amend it, by referring ex-
clusively TO the assailant, MIR. WISE.
Mr.. WISE acknowledged his offence, and his
willingness to submit TO any judgement the House
might inlict. He wa, willing to be tried by them,
except the gentleman from Massachusetts, MIR.
ADAMs.)
Mr. ADAMS disclamed all enmity towards MIR
Wise, aud further declared that he would vote no
censure on him.
Mr. SrANLY said the report was equivocal in Its
character, He hud inquired Of the Chairman
whether IL intended to throw any censure on him,
(Mr. S. The Chairman hud replied that he did
not know. He (Mr. S. hoped that it would not
bs adopted to go forth to the country in this form
If was thought by ono member of this body that
hi, course had been blameworihy, he would resign
his seat, and never appear as Wing on that Hoor
except his stains had been purged away by re-elec-
lion.
Mr.. WARREN of Ga moved to amend the report
80 as to apply exclusively to Mr.. Wise, and that he
be expelled from the House.
After severul amendments proposed and pro-
tacted debate the report was recommltted, with
Instructions to report that Hon. II. \. Wise, hav-
ing assaed Hon. Edward Stanly, and having made
full confession theresf, all further proceedings be
dispensed with. This was carried, by vote OF
lO4 to Sc.
Mr.. SrAxLy, by his hish-minded and honorable
course in this matter, has increased, if possible
even the reputation of his hitherto untarnished
name, which will be proudly chrshed by his asso-
ciates here not one of whom can attach to 1t the
slightest impu,ation.
In SENATE, report from tho Secretary of the
Treasury was received, showing the state of the
accounts of the Pennsylvania Bank with the Go
vernment. and the indebteduos, of the former, to
the amount of SIS, 500. 1t laid on the table
and ordered printed.
The resolution reducing tho price Of printing OF
the Departments Of Government to that of Congress
was indefinitely postponed, after some conversation
showing tina, the prescn, law provided for It's beng
done by bids e, the lowest prices.
The resolution for adjournment on Monday at l
o'clock was called up by Mr.. WRIGHT. MIR. PKzs-