New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern Tail.
Correspondence OF the Tribune.

sArysoAY, Avg.
The Senate have to-day been occupied with discussion
of the points of order connected ~h the resolutions favor Of
the repeal and the unconsuticnaty OF Bank which were
presented bv Mr. Benton Thursday and the question. OF
order connected with which occupied the attention OF the
Senate during the morning hour Thursday and Friday
this entire day.
The case substantially this Mr. BENroN on presenting
the papers moved their printing Mr. Clay and sthers e
posed IT, ami he moved lay the motion 10 print or lhc
table which ,cas carried The President decided thai
the papers were laid the table with the motion to print
Mr. BEsroS immediately moved take up the motion
print, and discussing propre'y. when ne was called
order BY lir. CLAY Mr.. BESroS then appealed from
the decision OF the Chair ,ha, the papers laid the
table with the motion print. Mr.. CLAY moved to lay this
appeal the table. Mr CArHoUs raised the point OF
der that this appeal could be laid the table h
PRESIDENT gave il as his opinion that could Herr th
matter stood this morningon the point order BY Mr.
CALHOUN.
Mr. CLAY contended that appeal from the decision Of
the Chair could be laid the table pac.
tice of the House OF Representatives. He referred hcr
Journal and showed among the many instances OF it
He preferred the rules of the House to rules OF Parliament
10 British rules 1t glorious House-a Wing House
OF Representatives that BY its action had solved the prob
lem whether Whg House could or could not do the work
of the people They had shown that they could do It, and
had done it, in noble, manly and patriotic manner and
they had also shown that 242 Members could do business
better han - did Whenever he felt any i'll humors
ipg over him. he was going the House OF Represents
tivcs and one breath of pure patriotic air in that Hal
would him. The House was the best source OF par
liamen,ary law in this country.
moth in VII ch athp
Mo,rs EvAss CLAY of Ky. and PRESriss cOntendd thar
an opsea could not be laid on the table and Mes CAL
noux. LINN BAYARp WALKER, King, WOODBURY. ani
ALLEN opposed this view Mr.. HuNrtNGroS in the mil.,
of this moved to proceed the orders OF the day the
ing haur having expired. This objected TO and
sisted that before any thing else could be taken up the
question the appeal being privileged question: must hN
be decided Mr.. fluxrISGroS raised point OF order
this and insisted the decision whether the Senate should
proceed to other business. He however at the request
several members, withdrew.
Here was presented scene of complicated confusion
and disorder appeals being piled appeals, and no two
members having the same understanding c the immediate
question before them 1t generally concluded best
withdraw or undo all the proceedings and commence anew
on the vexing resolutions But the difficulty OF
cctins the Journal appear in true light Various
members gave their viewS-al difcrlng-how they should
extrcate hcmseve, from the difficulty They did not sue
cccd in annung or erpngng this lust point OF order and
vote of the Senate taken and decided that an dppa
from The decision Of The Char could not be laid an The f.
be BY Yeas g. Nays 30 The Journal at las; corrected
and tie previous points of order, &c were withdraw
back TO that sf Mr. CLAY, that Mr. BESTos could not d
cuss the motion take up from the table This point
sustained: Yeas 25 Nays Is.
Thus they succeeded regainng the pon which they
stood Thursday when tho subject irs aken up wa'
concluded that they had glory enough for day and
AT three o'clock motion made adjourn. his was
suspended for moment, and the Navy Pension bill read
third time and passed.
The Fiscal Bank bill also received from the HoeS'
and signed by the President Of the Senate.
The House of Representatives although consumma,ng 80
glorious achievement tday exhibited some OF The mpe
lection of humanity and involved in Of thsr usual
lempest OF dis order not however as wa ana Pcre
ins as that of the Senate.
After the presentation Of II few memorials motion was
made 10 take up the Bankrupt bill This, after much dels!
in taking Yeas aud Nays various nci!nal question:
&c. was taken up in Committee of the Whole but whON
debate laid down again, asd the Comrattee rose for
want of quorum
They then succeeded take up, in Comnftee, the BIZ
10 repes e SuBTREAsURY which, after shft debate
ia consideration by majority Of 1t debated n
the House by Messrs MAsoS of Md PIERCE GoRDoS ani
SHIELDS of Ala The House then adj journed
The question will probably be taken Monday o.
| Tuesday. We waiting here with anxious Interest
which also pervades the whole country for the action OF ne
President the Bank BILL and various oonjecres NE
TO fate. If become, law, is generally supPoi
Congress will adjourn in the course OF two weeks.
ARoU,
The Sickness AT ST JosKpns runner says still conua.
rage with undated violence and mortality Few OF
the cases however, said be the Yellow Fever Amo
our citizens who thither spend the sniarne
months and who have fallen victims disease CONTRACTED
there is with heartfelt regret that we chronicle the follow
ing deaths
Mrs Duyal wife Of Ex-Goy W p Duyal, absent from
the Territory; Mrs. Ward and Miss Georgana Wari'
mother AID sister Of Major George T. Ward now also 3D.
sent; Mr.. Sbley wife of Mr.. S S Sbley formerly OF b
Floridan and Mr.. Fleming Hxon. Sentinel
II New-Yorls I.yceum.-A General Meeting of the Nee
held ycenm Rooms, Al Broadway Wedge
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