New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
,xx,.biugton-The New Bank Bill, the
fhina' " pre.iIenf, the Cabinet, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsHly@oy. Angus, 2Tth. l:il.

bit regarding fate Of the Bank bill which ma. passed
The House and Is now before the Senate fer consideration
If The bill be net amended ,-H tie hands Of tie
President. Iimay be amended ; become law.
most extraordinary of things exists here the Capitol
So f-yers the public mind abroad almost suicidal io
any one attempt to tell the plain simple truth. noticed
ny last communication published rather show what
some few hoped fo the future THAI admitted
liberal columns and the free action OF untramueed
and unpre JUDGED thought stated The Veto would come
the Cabinet would break up inevitable consequence
and split less certainly would ultimately take place =
The first has happened tn second will follow a Sare Is The
Veto past. This a subject OF common iak here and no
one who investigates the leading The result has any
tobr upon the subject. ne
icIlarv from New orh making distinction between the
President and the Cabinet tend, oay cnch the aa al
ready driven There Viii be difference OF opinion long
existing between the President and MS Cabinet new
Cabinet certain follow difference Of opinion upon car
final constitutional questions they exist Indeed
he dissolution of the Cabinet well established opinion
Thus OF the general propositions my last letter
MAJ be considered settled general truth AZ to
the third split Of The party all hope and pray God ii may
be ayerted The union Of the Wings for the sake OF the
Union Is the acuang puncipe. In the Senate there
chance left; may continue united No's Is the
time for the free press rs influence Inc ink from
the pen of the Executive hand hardly dry returning
one Bank bill he Senate with objections before anotheris
started in the House embracing Of the Objectionable
features in the condemned bill These the facts IN the
Whatever Of de,racon expectation or misconceptions
NAV existed these the facts THE PreSident irtH
sign tie bH rneSS aneadra Shall the bill BE- amended
he Senate, postponed passed. TO BE- yctoed-cn-
docs points presented the Senate IN M
objections the otcr bill. Is 1t not madness to open
war upon the Ban bill between the Legislative and kNecu-
departments the Government Is IN he power OF
Wiz majority The Senate determine The signs OF the
times strongly indicate that the bill viii be ased
from the House
The debate, upon the Post Ohce Appropriation bill took
wide range in the House Members permitted spin
out their hour all OF philippe. This opportunity 10
throw the Lille from their stomachs may eyeniuate in good
At present however. exhibits no common sentiment aud
far from OF feeling Messrs Cushing Stanly,
Dawson and the discreet OF the party amid the hur-
v-burv poured oil upon the troubled waters. Their
remarks give strong evidence that there yet such thing
here pure PATRIOTISM Their in the House seemed
kind OF 0rma'ioa, dictated by the noble de-
Sir- OF Union tur the sake OF the Union
Designing miscieyOu- politician. have endeavoured here
and elsewhere nculcaie the idea that the President
the verge of Loco focosm Not shade of truth exist.
hat points that way HE'S opposed TO old fashioned
Bank He stops hechl agree in III" necessity OF reform
the Currency The rock which there Is danger oi ,t-
wreck this introducing suitable remedy for reform in the
Currency. Other and banei objects the one in view
will be aemplcdas for instance, political power or the use
the peoples money for other purposes than reform in the
Currency alludc this plainly such objects can be
attained so long John TYLER stands the helm OF State
From all appearances the great body OF the party will stand
firm support of the administrations The change in the
Cabinet will take place amicaby-a young and vigorous al
nlin>ra,ion will result from t-Wmg principles finally
triumph--thc Laud bill amended probably pass the
Senate. Mr. EvKRErrs and few other nominations
now pending before the Senate look tavoruby Tor
mcabe adjustment than they have the past week. In case
however Mr. Everett withdrawn Minister To En-
gland that of Mr. WEBSTER will unquestionably be sub
.riiucd The withdrawal OF the present cabnei. will receive
the reluctant assent of the President and will be voluntary
heir part and in consequence Of difference OF opinion upon
important Constitutional points Inls difference Is confined
-hehy the of powers under the Constitution neces-
>ary be cNee the Currency reform A. to who are 10
make up the Cabinet, nothing il known uther than
his il is we'll understood it be Cabinet OF going
This fact being known is busy with name. and slgges-
tons connection with which the names of Aessr tyes and
Wise have so been made Of they have both declined
accepting places encred No change expected until the
adjournment OF Congress change may take pac" ooer-ei
thing assured Change will not bring ruin upon Wing
prospects danger of the triumph oil Locot oco principles
Cpon the whole the Political atmos pere looks little clearer
md Whe prospects, brighter The second Veto lift
will cause little rumbng in the distance, but at the toun-
tain all i, pure patriotism. Wing Executive, Wing
Cabinet and Wing principles will be triumphant should the
the Administration ni response in the hearts OF the
people STRANGER.
STEAMER fREsipExr.-The Philadelphia National Ga
zette Saturday furnishes extract from thu ST. Thomas
Times received their Barbados sPoAdent, giving
letter said been found bottle picked up in lat
30 %, long. Il 3d. As follows:
- On Icc6eTg, MARCH, I'm, lSil-lo whom>eeyer these
presents sa come these addressed, the hope of
obtaining aid but to apprsc friends Of awful and IN
eyabc We unhappy passengers and company OF the
President had rough weather from the hour Of our
departure New York. GA the night of the 4h inStt
blew hurricane WIKI nail and and the lookout was
unable 70 see a cable, length from the ship
halfpast7 P Nj. being then under close-reetcd
topsas the ship encountered island OF ice So rapidly
Ind she I'LL THAI had barely lime to escape 10 the Ice be-
tore down Many Of the passengers barely saved
their garments among the Aioruna,e Norris, who,
being III delicate health died the second day of cold and
hunger This Is the only Of mortality yet but as the
breaking up fast. of expect survive more
than mo or three days longer, unless i; should please the
Lord extraordinarily have mercy.
We have 10 fault ind with any The ship was
strong and well tJundhe captain and sfu prudent
and courageous should have mentioned before that
boats with the exception Of the long boat, all washed
away the day preceding the disaster and the long boat was
by the conclusion.
g. Even had not this been the case 10 boat could haze lived
in such sea Our hearts are dead within Captain