Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

EATEsT FROM WAsHINGToH.-Tbe mail of ,he s,h from Washington. brings important moves in le gislation at Washington.
 MT. ksves' amendment embodyins the project to get over the scruples of the Tyler party who cannot swallow a bank without little State Rights lubri- oative, has been defeated by tremendous negative -ye's 10, nays 3S-as follows: ,tl
 YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Choate. Merr;ck Phelps, prentiss, Preston, Rives, Walker, and Will.
 NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Benton. Berriep, bachanan, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama, Clay of Ky Uiay.on' Cuthbert. Dixon, Evans, Fulton, Grahan,, Henderson, Huntington ,Ker, King, Linn. McRob.rts. Mangum, Miller. .Morehead, Mouion, Nicholson IPor. ter, Sevier, simmons, Smith of Connecticut, Smith of Indiana, Souhard, Sturgeon, Tallmadpe. White. Woodbridge, Wright and Young--ss.
 Mr. Walker, of Mississippi" says writer, was the only Democratic Senator who took any part in the debate on these amendments which have occupied the Senate for more than week past, and he rather unnecessarily referred to subjects which gave much more satisfaction to his political oppo- nents than to his friends" It will be seen that the Democratic Senators--with the exception of Walk er-have voted in body against the amendment, and with the Clay phalanx. They are opposed to both projects, and all Bank projects in all f6rms- When Chys bill comes up, they will go against that and let the Nation rejoice, there is hope that bank bill saR mol pass fhs ssssion of Congress- The Charleston Mercury, speaking of the vote. says
 "lf the Tyler men in the senate stand up to their fodder now and five of them vote with the democracy Cays project is killed lift get through the senate it can escape in the house only by the skin of it's teeth--and if get through both, Tyler's veto a
 that two handed engine Ut the door,
 stands ready to strike once and strike no more.n LAW!
 The correspondent of the Charleston Mercury says, writing from Washington July 9th,
 In the House of Representatives, the Select Conn., mittee on the Rules reported an amendment of fhe Rules of the House, by which bill is not to be dis cussed more than six days in Committee of the whole This innovation the rules was opposed with great earnestness by the democratic minority as an infringe ment on their rights. But their remonsrances were m vain, and various appeals promptly oyerruled bY the speaker, who was promptly sustained by the Wing majority, and the report was adopted.- Yeas ways So. 'si saflarr f.tF- i
 Mr. Stanley then moved that the debate on the Dis tributisn bill should terminate this evening at o,clk which, after an intellectual struggle on the part of the minority, was adop,ed--Ayes lis. Noes Ss. Thus after six hours' struggles, the whg majority suc- ceedcd in putting an efccual bar on the freedom of debate. tirI Z sA
 The Distribution Bill was then taken up and deba- ted by Messrs. Rayner and Marshall in favor of it, and by MT. Rhett in opposition, who was interrupted in the midst of very able speech by the arrival of 7oclock. The bill was taken out of committee, and several amendments were offered (which we're prompt. y voted down, and at 10 o'clock the bill was passed Ayes He, Noes i0s, and the house adjourned.