New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
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Br this Mornings Southern uail.
Warrington Correspondence oftA'N. Y. Tribune.

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crowd who had anticipated IT, and were awaiting It's arr
m with anxious interest. Nos' OF the senators were pre-
,h.v having taken a recess for this purpose and pro
on n,osse 10 the Representative Hall Aers reading
n, MoKRoy moved tina, it be laid the table, printed
de the subject of consideration at twelve
,,..L which was carried. An interesting and exciting
4,,e ,aen expected, is known that several wish t
.o.l and it being the time appointed by Mr.. Boris II
tbe Presidents treachery his party and prime pies.
R,, scene of more interest than this witnessed
l;b taken in connection with the reception Of the Veto
1l endcr this memorable day, and attach disgrace
me character of the Representatives OF the American people
That Hall devoted the high purpose Of Legislation for
oud and independent people converted into theatre
fo- Ire display of malignant feelings, which terminated IN
blows, and have proceeded arther had not been I'M
nedia,ely checked between Represenstves-Slessrs
WISE ard SrASLY. The difficulty originated IN discussion
on the subject Of appropriation for the salary OF Carg al
Naples Both these gentlemen were in favor OF H. ana WI
S. in reference 10 Mr. w. views referred TO his opinion
last winter in favor of reducing entrsy rejecting e a
preparation for this service Mexico seeming to charge MN
with inconsistency
Mr. Wi.c rcped 10 this, and considered the alusen little
and contemptibc Mr. Stanly said the gentleman had Oh
va,iou, occasions shown himself little and contcmp6le.
his seat and went to that of Mr. Stany, whittier, after
ep,'s conversation between then rush of
sued and scufe took place, creating general scramble
and excitement which had entirely checked all Legislative
business and winch the cries of order, order, and all
the efforts Of the Speaker of avail stopping and
amid which the first that could distinguish the appear
spce of personal contest between Messrs WH. O. Butler
Of Ky and Arnold of Tennessee which those
deayoring to resraia
After some moments OF this tremendous and angry con-
fuson the House having been called order Mr. WISE
rose and asked the pardon of the House. He had been
guilty. he said of violation of its rules. He had left bis
seat and gone to the gentleman from North Carolina for the
purpose of cxpostuatng with him. and whilst there,
word had been applied him. under which neither here
elsewhere he could his passions whatever might lie
the consequences he had in of excitement struck
the gentleman and he asked forgiveness of the House,
aud would submit any punishment it mig II, to in
hict, under its rules.
Mr. SrAxLY said he did ask pardon of the House. for
il he had violated rules he would resign submit
punishment He then repeated the circumsanccsthe hon
orabe Senator from Virginia had expostulae
with him, but TO dictate and He (Mr. 81 had told
him that he would hear of 1.-THE word contempbc'
had been applied him by Mr. W., and he had in return
called Mr. w. liar MIR W. then undertook to strike
him. but did accomplish it, and if the House had
intcrered he (Nlr. s. would have given the gentleman
severcr Aogsing than he deserved.
This is the substance though not the exact words.
After this explanation between the members Mr. IN
moved resolution to appoint Select Committee
10 inquire the of the difficulty between
Mesrs. Sanly ana WISE and report what punishment is
prsper
Mr.. Mason moved modify it, inquire into the
circumstances of the assault of Mr. Wise Mr. Stany The
previous question having been moved this amendment
cut off. Mr.. l.. w. AspREws moved lay ,h. the
table and gave notice that, this motion carried, he
should introduce resolution for tho immediate expulsion of
Mr. Wise from the House for this breach Of order mo-
ton was here made to adourn which taken by Yeas
and Nays, and lost by large vote The motion to lay on
the table failed Mr. IRwIS of Pa moved tha: the Commit
inquire how many other assaults had been made
the floor within the last thirty minutes Hchad several
The amendment i'll order and the resolaen ap-
pointing Committee OF seven, adopted by large
This is but faint sketch OF tho that took place
day, on exalted platform the floor Of the Hall OF
Representatives let moral community make s COM
Inenls.
The Revenue bill taken up to-day, the salt
tea" coffee and ron,' of Yesterday was recon-
serrd and the amendments OF the Senate agreed to- eX-
cept that providing that duty shall exceed 20 per ad
yaorem which stricken and provision made that
nothing the shall interfere with the distribution
Tea and coffee were excepted from duty by Of IL
to-
The Diplomatic Appropriation bill amended by the
Senate agreed to- except the proposition strike
the salary of Charge Naples this rejected by
Of 81 to SO.
The SENATE have been in Executive Session to-day.
ARGUS.
APPOINTMENTS Bf THE PRESIDENT
By and ,c,A The adrce and consent Of the Senate
T. CoLLiNs LEE, Attorney of the United States the
Disiict OF Massachusetts.
john Hoc.S, Register OF the Land Office a; Dixon ILL.,
VJ' terrible atiir occurred Baltimore Wednesday
last cclOred man named Williams seized and
assaled his wife frantc manner cutting her lerrby