New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
Washington Correspondent, = III Ny Tribune


Washington Corrc.poaieaes $, ;ae Ny Tribune
Tvzso,q, June Is.
In the Senate THouAs ALLzS, Editor The Naiison:au,
,y. elected Printer having - votes The Opposition de-
clned voting
MIR BucHAsAS made speech tn Mcleod question,
in reprehen,ion OF the course Mr. Webster. Nh CLAY
replied Nr ALLEN Of Ohio made olcn; geech against
the course Of Great Britain He declared that if ans British
should set their foot IN Ohio the would be slaughtered
be deserved He asserted tat controversy out
o ncs.e OF Great Britain eoapele General Gorern-
assf to assume tie Sts.e De5ts Re declared that
he ai call upon tie Committee Foreign Affairs tor an
say Repor; on this SUBJECT they id not present i; you'
arily The subiec; thc: referred.
Repor from the Secretary of the Treasury inanswer; 70
string ., Resolutions offered by Mr. 8cnon received
and then the Senate went into Executive Session
In tie Hor.c tic day spen violence and ta'n'lr
The question being UPON the appointment % Committee 20
,por; Rule, or the Government the House once ordered,
b.t since recon,idere The Chairman decided that the Pre-
vioa, Question was still in force Mr WISE appealed and
the House reversed the decision % te Chair Fo sustain
ING lo5 Reversing -
Mr. RAYStn Of y. c. now took the floor. and made
warn, speech against Abolition Mr MonGA$ of y. y. fol-
lowed in fayor OF proceeding with he Publit business Mr
CUSHING ii Mass wished opportunity ;or further debate
on the general subject view Of what had already occa SAID
,non r., He ii,ca.e some c the sentiments pat forth by
NJ, Adam, 81 a former day. Mr. c. BRowS ot Pa. de-
,-r-ci n, rearea, call Of tn, Precious Question
ems and ,,rsnscli N. Bal55s of Ma,s showed him
that hi, 1art. e,gc,ai 4, i; yer: t-ee, when tcy
ori,, on ;l lo5r NJ ADAM. OF Mas, no,y Obtained tie
loor. ard dealt mos, >ayag. blows Messr H,r. Cost
Johnson lni others whom. he sccue o attempting 10 -a.-5
slc through ,, Sl,.ry Rub Ia hi, a,ee, and 20 shout him
Down when Ee attempted 10 sacaa.
Mr Wlsr replied dsclai,.g aay personal Ill viii to Mr.
Adams. On The contrary his feeling tt;e>dy Nr. Id
9s.s-. Ye the same you entertained :or Ciey " Here
Tremendous excitement broke and ime bc-
fore tie uproar could be stiled Nj g. FLOYD OF y y
opposed the call the Previous Question and Messr- WIS
rHRoe OF Mas. and SERGEANT OF Pa. defended il Finally,
the aue.o was reached the proposition Of lr MoRGAN
t!a; the Rules and Order, nst House be adopted FOR
the nreseat and Select Committee appointed revise
ther! N-sa;ivcd: Yeas %; Nays il5. Nr. RAYNER Of
y C. proposed ole OF similar import; which likewise
defeated: Yeas Ol; Nays l07 The question recurred
on the adoption OF the Rules (;ae XXIt being excuded)
which the House Aal IA, nigh, voted reconsider and
this too wa. esat;yed YEAS l0G; Nay, 10 So the House
refused 70 agree TO any thing and O'Clock adjourned,
lea,ins eer thing III state OF uncertainty aad anarchy
- Mr. Sarah Beaumont. aged al: East Goshen,
Pa OF tie 10th :e he ton III, bottom, Of the stars
ard instantly k;ile3.
u Several burglars were arrested o4 "Wednesday, being
detected in an atte:r; 70 force ;o the house
OF Rey. Dr. BeAaae IN PAladelpL:a.
~ A H,tle boz named Jacob Sa.sve=, aged five years
was run over by car vh- PLAYING the Railroad At Phil
aiclpHio, ard snansled in truly ire4if- manner
~ German rarned Mourer a Nsy-orieans. "a= NOR
,aIy " u ded ly he acc:iensl discharge Of tie gun o;
ts:e d utt V hon h was hsatiag me 9Th :H.;
q The C:errla,on Teegra says Ia: Il. farmers in
,aat veiaty haze begun in teir aaya, and II
.ae cop i. qu:- as s,oi a il any orrialry sea>or
q ANr ,ley drov,z cd q tie 7's >. ]; Tow al