New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
~ CONGRESS. .FslnAY, July

1y;II.,o Walker and Smith of Conn. and opposed by
v...r, Sewer Berrien Bayard and Clay OF Ala Mr. Bay
ard moved that Banks owned wholly part by States be
excluded which prevailed Yeas "a Nays 90 Mr. Ben
Ton prevailed on the Senate to lay the bill the table Tor
one day in der to have the amendment prined bat Mr.
Clay OF Kv gave notice that should take up the
Bank bill tomorrow and appealed the friends Of tha
Bankrupt bill to take up agaa, and go on with Us con-
sidetaion now His motion take up prevailed Yeas
%; Nays %.
The question being taken on Mr.. Ncholsons amendment
as amended, it nega,ved, as follows:
YrAs-sles.rs Allen Bates Bqyara Benton, Buchanan,
Liam McRoberts Nicholson Pierce, Smith OF Conn Sur
geon, Tappan Walker, Williams, Woodbury., Wnghi-lo-
NAYs-Mcssrs Archer, Barrow, B-rren Calhoun Choate,
Cluv Of Ala Clay of Ky Clayton, Cuhber Dixon, Evans,
Fulton Graham Henderson, Huntington, Kerr King Man
gurn Merrick. Miller, Morehead Moaton, Phelps Porter
Prenss Preston Rives Serier, Simmons, Smith of Ind
Southland, Tallmadge. White, WoodOridge-34
So the Senate decided include Corporations.
Mr. Tuppan OF Ohio asked adjournment Lost-17 to 90
MI Wright moved strike certain privileges allowed
TO married women and minors: Lost-17 TO 90
Mr. Young of ILL., moved tina, those holding funds in trust
for aliens be excluded from the benefits Of voluntary Bank
rup,cy Agreed TO.
Mr.. Pcn.s OF Vt now made long and powerful argu-
nen against the general principles OF the BILL as TOO favor
able to Debtors expense OF Creditors When he mad
concluded the question taken engrossing the bill for
third reading which prevailed, as follows
YrAs-Messrs Barrow Bates, Berrien Choate, Clay, OF
Nv Clayton Dixon Evans, Henderson, Huntingdon herr,
Nlangum Mcrrick, Miller, Morehead -Ronfon Phelps
Porter Simmons, Smith of Ia, Southland, Iallmadge,
Walker White, Williams Woodbridge, Young-21
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Archer. B0y0rd Benton, Bucha-
man, Calhoun Clay OF Ala, Fulton, Graham hing Linn
McRober Nicholson Pierce, Prenf'ss Preston Sewer
Smith of Conn, Sturgeon, Iappnn Woodbury. "ngt-@@'
And the Senate adjourned
In the HOUSE the whole day spent in preliminary
wrange on the subject of the Tariff The first question was
on poponing to next week the resolution OF the Committee
of Commerce. proposing the appointment of Select Com
of Nine sit during the recess and collect such facts
would throw light the proper adjustment OF the lar
After long debate, which Mossrs Rhe of S C., King
Of Ga and Kennedy of Md. were chief speakers. Mr..
Merwether Of Ga moved that the resolution lie on the Ia
be which was nega,ycd: Yeas 90; Nays ll3-(neary
party voc) The Main Question moved tcutting
off the motion to postpone) and carried Yeas 10 Nays
100 And the Main Question being taken the resolution was
adopted Yeas LOG; Nays lO4-[ cas- 90 Adm, Opp;
Nays 20 Adm, 81 Opp.
Mr. McKeon of this city, VINO had voted in the majority,
now moved and Immediately asked an ad-
iourameat The House refused t-87 TO us. Mr.. Nick.
men spoke lcnstH vi 'S ''Ot'' "' 49,
ley of Ohio earnestly replied Mr. Prof moved the Pre-
yious Question: pending which motion the House adjourned
INr Pickens had previously asked the House adjourn
over to Monday bt general the expression OF dlSap
prevail that he withdrew his motion
STATE PpIsoS LApoR.-The Mechanics Of Albany had an
excellent meeting this subject last Thursday evening lhe
proceedings characterized BY moderation as well as firm
ness and common well sense OF wrongs TOO pal
pabe to be endured without effort overcome them The
meeting was addressed by Hon. H H. VAS DrcK printer
who pointed out danger of losing the Reform desire by
asking any thing unreasonable detrimental the public
interests He considered the best that conld be
taken TO abolish the Auburn Prison, con6ne oil cupr at
Sing-Sing and employ them in getting out rough stone
Fynine Delegates appointed to the Mechanics State
Convention.
DCF Rev JoHS n MArr1r, the celebrated Methodist
or will deliver Grafton before the Literary Societies of
the Wesleyan University Middlctown Conn The evening
of Tuesday August 3D. 1t will be richly worth going
bear The Commencement exercises tuke place the next
day.
THE NORTHERN LIGHT-A very excellent monthly pc
odcal with this title is published Albany, devoted to
Free Discussion, and the Diffusion Of Useful Know
LEDGE Miscellaneous Literature and General Intelligence
IT. Is principally conducted, we oene'e' D! non 'h "
DIN FxSecreary of State but with him associated five
Of the first citizens of Albany, and questions in Political
Economy are discussed pages with entire fairness and
decided ability This work admirably combines instruction
with interest and ought be taken and read in every neigh
horhood in the State 1t may be had of Israel Post No SO
Bowery
" The Poughkeepsic Eagle proposes Col Henry A
LIVINGSTON Senator from the Second District the
Wing candidate fos Governor
q There is no fun such hot weather, unless OF Rocka-
wsv Niagara or I'll. Elysan Fields. We thought Friday
was rather warm but yesterday beat il: hollow
70 WlscoSstN is rapidly filling with Immigrants
THE ILLINOIS BANK ROBBERf.-The St Louis Repuon-
can gives the particulars OF the robbery OF this Bank winch
we briefly mentioned last week Ii says:
The robbers manifested in their operations an intimate
poyeds. of the interior of the bank and lis papers and