New-York tribune., 1841-06-26
SECOND EDITION
81 this Mornings Southern Nail.
Correspondence oftac T.ibuse.

1900. c yyov. md Means reported from that Committee
~, ,,,o;,g loan of twelve millions Of dollars for the
% ~ -b Treasury redeeua6e any time after the lst
of January, A. D. $500
y;,b v,s referred 10 the Cou,uttee Of the Whole on
me STATE al the Union and ordered printed
IT, ,.o,r;oB offered Yesterday by Mr.. CrsassG direct
- SECONDARY - commemorate 10 the House, At the COM
,s,.s,o,, -. me next Session OF Congress the progress
which has been raade the OF the coaS OF e M
5 S,aes-.ne amour, .; money expended since the com
,,scen,eBr Of the uyev-thc Number OF persons employed
and tho alares-;c probable length o; t:Te end amount OF
money required 70 complete it with suggestions whether
better mode might no, be adopted, after deoate oy
Nes.rs CrsHI<G EyERsrr. HOLMES ami others adopted
Mr. WILLIAM Cos1 JoHSso>, from the CoH'mttcc on
Public Lands reported bill appropriate the proceeds
Of the sales Of the public lands. and granting presumption
rights, which was referred the committee OF the wnoe on
the state u the Union. and ordered printed
The resolution # Mr.. WINTHROP Offered yesterday was
do,,cd directing the Committee the Library OF Con-
ges 10 take measures procure Two or nor copies OF al
Repors or Documents Commeccia Judicial and o'neF
subjects of interest ha may published BY the British fai
haraert or other Governments
The resolution Yesterday offered by Mr. ROOSEVELT was
taken ur directing committee the Judiciary to inquire
into The cons,ituona and eNpcdcncy Of the passage
Inform Bankrupt Law. applicable 10 monied corporations
and whether it would be most efficient IN restoring ana
regulating the Currency, and preventing the suspension
specie payments BY the BanAs and keeping them within
proper limits
advocated the resolution
Mr. BARv,RD imputed, iivs cause OF his colleague
Offering the resolution MS desire of making speech and
now that hi- was g,a,fcd he hoped his colleague would
withdraw the resolution. it needless the subject
already being before the Committee He concluded by
moving to Law this resolution the abie-(whch he now
ever, subsequently Withdrew
After some further remarks by Mc>srs. BARNARD and
Roosevelt which assumed personal character the eso
luton adopted.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. FLOYD re-
Iuesting the President the House whether
.nv o.cor of the United has, since the 4th OF March
last, been directed the State of Newio tor any
purpose connected with the Imprisonment trial OF AeNA-
der Mcleod and requesting him communicate cop
les of Instructions TO- and reports from, such officers was
taken UP.
Mr. FLOYD briefly advocated the resolution giving short
history of the
Mr. IscrEsoL1 entered length the history ron' the
instruction Of the Canadian Patriots and the circumstances
connected the burning Of the Caroline the arrest OF Nc
I,od and in which the stands He attacked the
course taken by Mr. Webster hi, spondcnec with Mr.
Fox condcnning every particular calculated from
the mistake, io which h. had fallen, pianse the country
into disastrous var-a bare possibility still remaining that
he House, BY proper acton, might prevent it
Ii. wa, followed bv Mes>rs CusHlSG and AFFORD Of Geo
in an able defence the OF Mr. Webscr-the latter
gentleman defending him particularly the ground Of States
rsh,s-that had preserved avoote ard protected the
sovereignty OF the State Of New-lork
No action taken this.
The cause assigned or the debate during the DAY that
no business was before the Housethe Loan bill reported
this morning having been to be printed This may be
expected be taken up tomorrow, and will furnish ample
business for a short time, at least.
In the Senate the resolution. offered days since BY
Mr. BucHASAS, calling for information from the President
for list of removals from Offices and the OF which
&c. taken up.
Mr. BucHANAS addressed the Senate length il
support of the resolution opposing the pursued by the
present Administration regard removals. and contrast
ing it with what he deemed the liberal the late
Administration.
The resolution was laid over withou, the morning
hour having arrived the proceeded the
,ideraon OF the bill reported By NJ CLAY FOR the estab-
li,hmen o; Fiscal BASK.
Mr CLAY spoke for about an hour. In able argument
in support Of this measure
Mr. C,LHors ha, the tloor
The bill for the relic: Mrs Harrison taken up and
debated BY yarious Senator'S . a late hour ARGUS.
FRoN FLoBtpA-The Say anna! Georgian has received
letter dated Pia,ka June 10, intelligence Of the renewal
ho,tties Florida On the 9th eight miles above
For; Macomb, the Suwannee, party of t-
teen Indians attacked wagon and consisting
OF only eight three of whom lying in the wagons.
sharp fight ensued which lasted about ,hree quarters Of
hour.
Tho Indians finally succeeded driving the of when
they commenced numbering the wagons and taking
private property Oae soldier killed the fret FIRE
An express Immediately OFF Lieut. Smith who
With about thirty promptly went in pursuit
3u returned without Succeeding overtakrg those blood