New-York tribune., 1841-08-18
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern dail.
Washington Correspondents of the Ss~-YOrk rribul

W..hnrtou Correspondence OF the Sew-York Tribun.
MosoAr Aug l6.
The Veto Message to-day received in the Senate in
anticipation of which the galleries and the Chamber we
crowded at an early hour. Ii received quarter pas,
10 o'clock the Bank Bill being returned wiki it, and Imrs
dately other business suspended read 'o the Senate
OF the Message unnecessary speak. as YOU have
full 1t i. however received with applause By the oppoi
tion and in the contrary BY many OF the Whgs
Immediately after reading slight expression OF feeling
manifested s the galleries and Mr. BENTON Instantly
and uttered deprecaons agsins the Bank nut
fans and Bank buEes sho had insulted the Message,
and in ina, the President the Senate and the country He
moved ,hst those who instrumental in it be removed
om the gallery BY the SergcantaAm. and brought TO tho
bar OF the Senate
The kissing and appreciation very faint of short du
ration, and unhcard by many ct the Senators.
Mcssrs. RIvEs Benton BucHASAS and others spoke on
this notion maintaining the necessity preserving the ho-
nor and dignity Of the Senate nvioa;c disturbances OF
this kind and in this instance the disturbance being so
slight and being entirely unhcard by of them suggest
ing and pressing the prop,ey OF suffering this pass with
out orra! action The conspicuous OF the dsturbcrs
wa, in the taken from the gallery by officer
the Senate and pu' custody OF the Scrgeantat'Am After
conversation of length the subec, dropped and
the person ordered to be discharged
M CLAY hi, usually concise stated the si,ua
ton Of the BILL which had passed both branches of Congress
and having presented the President for his signature
was now returned with his objections. The course
marked out in the Constitution reconsider the BILL
and it passed both Houses by of twohirds it be-
came law of the land independently of the objections He
would not debate the subject; it would not be treating
il with the gravity due the coordinate branch OF the Gov
ernment to themselves and the Country without time for
consideration of the objections He therefore moved that
be taken up for consideration al 10 o'clock and
in the mean time, be printed
After some conversation the hour OF taking it up
morrow, the motion carried; and motion OF Mr.
King 6 600 extra copies ordered to be printed
The Senate then went into Executive session. Prior to
this, in the morning hour Mr. CLAY presented resolutions
and proceedings OF meeting of the highly respectable Coun
~ Of Buckingham Virginia favor of the OF this
Session viz National Bank declaring its constituonai
w. and expressing desire FOR its establishment
thi. Session for distribution and for Bankrupt Law
against the Sub Treasury, and desiring its repeal
He was glad say that this latter part Of the request
had been complied with and he hoped although 1t was
hoping against hope that the former would be- and that
National Baak would be established at this Session
Mr. WRIGHT presented communication of importers OF
evcry OF NewYork expressing their opinion that an M
crease of duty articles OF ewery would diminish tho
revenue from them as would increase tho smuggng OF
them, TO which there much facility
The resolution of Mr. LlsS requesting the Pes'dent to
give notice to the British Government put an end to the
Joint communication of Oregon Territory was taken up ahd
| after ,ome debate, laid
The resolution of Mr. SEVER calling the PosMastcr
General for tho change, the transportation OF the mails IN
| the States and Territories adopted
| In the HOUSE numerous petitions were presented
Mr. Irwin, from the Select Committee on General Re-
renchment, reported resolution empowering rho Commit
tee to sit during the of Congress- which was laid on
the table, at the motion cf Mr.. ANDREWS of Ky; Yeas
1919, Nays 40.
The Census Bill was taken up and passed.
The Bankrupt bill again taken UP in Committee OF tho
| whole Mr. TuLlyGHAsr in the Chair.
The interest the day has been in tho Senate where
sembled many of the members of the House leaving that
nearly vacated The House feeling in working mood
adjourned early hour. ARGUS
IsDIAx Observation-Disclosures of rather serious
character have recently taken place between the whites and
Indians Fort Wayne In consequence of an Indian be-