New-York tribune., 1841-07-10
BY this HOrnins's Southern hail.
Correspondence Of Thc Tribune.

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The Fiscal Bank bill was then taken up, and various
amendment. were offered. which gave rise to incidental d.
ae The opponents OF the Administration arr offering
their amendments those hc other side having been
through. il i understood
Mr. WALKER offered amendment requiring the whole
affair. OF the Bank to be published annually, and laid before
Congress.
lr Klye proposed 10 the gentleman modify the ameHd
rent a 70 require the affair. of the Bank TO be published
weekly ever fortnight monthly in daily paper wheF'
me Bank located.
Mr. Clay of Kentucky objected the amendment, and
contended tnat DE degree Of publicity provided hH
the bill sa the concerns OF hc bank liable the in
vestsaon Of IN; Secretary the Treasury, OF Committee
Of Congress Of Committee Of Stockholders, and ever! Dr.
rector and opposed unnecessary the expense and trouble
OF hayu. priae Yearly ;he whole busaes' affairs OF the
bank. which would f!l twenty large volumes
.Aessr. BrSrox and WoopBrFy advocated the amend
ment expatiatius on the nrcessy Of publicity in the Bars
affairs.
The amendment - then rejected Yeas % Nays -.
Mr. W.LKeR offered an amendment authorizing any ten
stockholders to Investigate the OF the Bank at any
lime
This. afora few remark, by Mr.. BccHAs.s advocating
II was adopted Yeas "a Nays %.
An amendment offered by Nlr. WAtSER. and briefly Dis
cussce and amended by Mcssrs CLAY Of Ny SlNNoNs BAY
ARD. BfaeIrv and WaopnR4, adopted providing that
in every case Of loan di>-eant granted when OF the
Directors dissent the vote shall taken by Ayes and Noes
and entered on the books Of ,he Bank open inspection
with other records
An amendment o Nir. BzSroS providing that Government
director. shall have free and l participation in all III"
transactions OF the Bank after discussion in which it
coarenied that unnecessary the bill itself con-
aining th. provision, ad~ptei Yeas %, Nays 90
Several other amendments offered debated. aud most
IF them ejrctcd number Of which offered by Mr.
BsSroy who professcd the desire of getting along wh
them sevcraly fast possible, he had many
,aer.
In The HorsE. The bill eNtend the limits of the port Of
New Orleans. include the city OF Lafayette, read
| thrd time and passed.
The resolutions of MIR. FLOYD. offered days since
calling for Information relative the Mcleod case was Ia
ken up
Mr. Huyr spoke length in an able and elequcn,
.nrve of the case and in defence of Mr. Webster Under
he pe,en, form of the resolution and the exposition of it
given by it, friends. he could for it, censuring the
co"drc OF Secretary of State. He warned gentleman
thar although tins question which their eloqucnce
and oraory nig,, tc lplayed by inudcous action we
were involved IN war, it would be OF words.
The resolution laid over and the House resolved IT.
eli MO Corl;ncc Of the Whole the State of ha Uaion
Mr. Bal7G, in the Chair) and resumed the consideration
ofthe bill authorizing the loan of sl2OOO.O0O
Mr. PicTESs opposed the bill creating National
Debt and unnecessary, attempting show that ;hcre
would no the end Of rh yeu be deficit the Treas,l-
r. the estimates o. the Secretary the
pendiurcs, being high and of receipts low. Hewas
nrerrni.d in MS remarks and cornpeed 10 lake his sent y
the expiration Of the hou. under the resolution of yester
day. This annoyed him much and he took his pronou
cling the rule Infamous aad unconstitutional
The hill further supported BY Mess. SERGEANT and
FgssrxpES and opposed by Mr. RHErr. ARGUS.