New-York tribune., 1841-07-21
By this Mornings Southern Hail.
w.shiagtoa Correspondence Of the Ne~-York T

In the SEsA1E petition, from portions o; the unon
were presented for General Bankrup, Law and for Ma
tional Bank.
The Loan Bill which was laid from Saturday Tor the
,r,ose Of asoriing Mr. CALzouS opportunity speak
; IN il was taken up and that gentleman addressed the
Senate at some length opposition to the BILL as providing
,b.n now REQUIRED by the of the Government
,by< producing surplus in the Treasury which wosd
.on,,anee the idea OF Distributors. and promote pro
saFty in the expenditures of Government he protested
to be willing TO graRt necessary supply TO government
bu, preferred the form of Treasury Notes as being rrh
more convenient and economical. He opposed the bill
as being the entering wedge that system OF measures
contemplated al the present session, by this Admins
,ra,on which complied with tie wishes OF the chques OF
Wall 81 whose desires csud be Better carried out by the
Senate If it was composed of delegates firm her than
NOW bv the represen tatives Of the ,wentysx States
Messrs NICHOLSON and WOODBURY. further opposed the
bill
Mr. Clay ofKy briefly replied shelving the Inconsistency
Of b Opposition in refusing unite supplying this
encv in the Treasury. deb. from Treasury Notes
outstanding TO the amount o millions of dollars, which
WAS of their own This the frs, refusal and
he called on The country mark it, for supplies OF
Government, since ,he las, war
Mr.. BExroS spoke at length in opposition TO the bill, it
, believed although difficult Judge OF his position
this particular subject he limited his remarks act to this
narrow circle but embraced almost every political topic
denn the policy of the convention OF Congress at TINS EN
ira Session going against National Bank &c Nc, his
speech being avowed the exordum for his constituents
The question the passage OF tie 0 was then taken
and carried BY the following vote
y,,sMe.,rs Barrow Bayard Bcren Clay OF Ny Clay
tom Dixon Graham Henderson uHtastoa Arr sansuS
Aorehead PreniSs, Preston Snmohs' eu Vi rs
lLrlae
NAYEscssrs. Allen, BenOn Buehansn Calhoun Clay Of Ala
Cuhbe, Fulton, King Linn M9uoh NiSno su is SV
Young-so.
Thus the Loan Bill was passed
message from the President received informing the
Senate that the act of 1888 prohibiting hostile ncuOns OF
citizens of the United foreign territories has
n;rd by it. own limitation and recommending renewal Of
the
The Bank bill then announced as the unfinished b-
ness and the Senate ad journed
In the HOUSE the Fertilization bill taken up in Com
m;t,ee of the Whole and advocated by Messrs PROFIT
FILLMORE RANDALL and DAWSON of Ga, and opposed by
Messrs. WISE a<d Mckay. Without action on ii, the
uo. adjourned ARGUS
U Dr. HouGH broug up for sentence at New'Ocans
on the He addressed few remarks to the Judge
pleading for light punishment, to which his Honor replied
by sentencing him years hard labor in the Penentiary
and that at the expiration of that time he find security in the
sum of s. 900 for his good behavior for one year
~ Three fires occurred New Orleans the llt inst
Six dwelling houses grocery and fifteen buildings
occupied BY various mechanics and adesmen were con
sumed Many poor families deprived Of all their pos
session. and rendered homeless.
n Premiunis Fourteenth Annual Fair Of the American
contemplation 10 give premiums on the best sa
Lhmen raising vicinity of this city The best SIX
Reel machine for spinning Silk and the bost SILK LOOM
As. for The best Stocking household purpose o
premium landscape and ornamental garden
with explanations practical treatise tho
cultivation of garden vegetables fruit, &C.
Also premium practical treatise on the SAX Guitar"
It should be concise, perpicuous and purely practical
Pouphs will DO premiums awarded usual during the
Fourteenth Fair.
Those mer,oous whom preni1s gold and
silver Medal, Diplomas &C. awarded requested
call at the Repository them There few which
hav. left for years they ali ready for delivery
Suggestions from practical gentlemen interesting subjects for
premiums agriculture horticulture &C. will be acceptable Tho
bounty Legislature will enable their pre-
mium purposes, for househo jy2l Ii
u Mr. Editor bare ard shallow attempt he's
by few Disappointed LocoFocos effect the removal Of
Mr. Cumberon the recently appointed Master joiner Of Navy
trzducing character many hoods resorted
ais ncompetency ill that station he being barn carpenter
will
tby with contempt deserving notice whatever Dir Cumbe
oa with the lie. lie has been shp-Jon
many the Brooklyn where his well
established be aduced by any shallow ofce whatever On Ia
king charge Department. Mr. C. discovered that least
twenty employed shnss diem than
de the work He Immediately resolved dschsg
them In making his family and good mchan
retained politics. and those that
moved immediately the howl Of prescription after fa,tenn on
money years Consistency, thou jewell
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