New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
IN CONGRESS FRIDAY, Aug.

that pensioners should be admitted under that
law. Rejected: Yeas 20; Nays 81. On motion OF Mr.
BucHASAS, the bill amended continue the pre-
Law til the of Session. In this shape the
bill cngrossed for 4 third reading
The bill from the House 10 Distribute the Proceeds OF the
Public Lands was taken up and Mr.. O. SMITH. of
Ind entered into lucid exposition features and Prin
cipes, and powerful argument favor of its passage
When he had concluded being ready prosecute the
discussion the Senate went into Executive Session.
In The HousE the Fiscal Bank bill was taken up
earlv hour. and Mr.. ROOSEVELT of n Y made speech
against its passage When Mr. Rs hour had expired Mr.
K1xa of Geo spoke an hour the other side. When ne
had concluded there were but minutes l2 when the
debate must close and Mr. W CosT JOHNSON of Nd took
the floor Mr. Dawson Of Ga. acloss-" New, johnson,
give them specimen of the power OF concentration MI
briefly summed up the argument which rests the Con-
sttutonalty Of Bank and then passed to the necessity
for sach an institution which he considered evident and
urgent If he had framed the Charter. he would have made
different from this He preferred Bank dealing in En-
changes with Branches of Circulation Only and thought such
Bank would make good Currency and equaize Exchanges
But wa. he would checruy vote for the bill as 1t came
from the Senate Having finished his speech in three
minutes he would cheertuly hand the two remaining
minutes to anv one who ch.se to follow him.
Nobody rising and the hour of IL having arrived the
Committee OF the Whole proceeded . all the
amendments pending which mny be offered prior
porting the bill.
The first question was the motion of Mr. DEAN Of Ohio
to strike ont the enacng clause: ieas 81 Noes 1856
4 great number OF amendments, proposing reduction Of
the capital change of location &c &c, severay Of
fered and rejected Mr. Ap.Ms amendment to strike out
the compromise section defeated by l05 49, Every
proposition amendment having been successivcy voted
down the Committee and reported the bill TO the House
precisely IS it from the Senate.
The question being ordering the bill to third
reading Mr. ARSoiD of Tenn for the first time in his life
a, he observed moved the Previous Question Seconded
and the Main Question ordered The bill then ordered
TO n hira reading Yeas 1919; Nays 81
The bill having been read third time by its table, Mr.
Fillmore again moved the Previous Question Seconded
and the Main Question ordered
The question Shall hts bill pass then put md
decided in the affirmative by Yeas and Nays follows:
YEAs-Mcssrs Afford Allen L. w. Andrews. 5. J. An
drews Arnold. Aycrgg Babceck Baker, Barnard Barton
Brdseve Black Blair Boardman Borden, Bots. Briggs,
Brock,Say Bronson NJ Brown j. Brown Burnel, VIM But
er, Calhoun Vim. y. Campbell Thomas J. Campbell Caru-
hers Chids John c. Clark, S N Clarke Cowen Cranson,
Cravens Cushing g. Davis, VIM c. Dawson Deberry John
Edwards Everett Fessenden Fillmore, a l. Foster, Gamble
Gentry Giddings Gaggin P g. Goode Graham Green Greg
Habersha. Hall Halsted, w Hastings, Henry Howard
Hudson, Hunt. James rvin James, VIM Cost Johnson D.
Jones John P Kennedy King Lane Lawrence Linn Samson
Mason Ma,hio,, Ma,ocks Maxwell. Maynard Merwether,
Moore Morgan Morris Morrow. Nisbet Osborne Owsley
Pearce Pendleon Pope Powell Profit Ramsey, Benjamin
Randall A. Randall Randolph Rayner, Rencher, Rldgway.
Rodney, Russell, Salionsa Sergeant Shepherd SiUenton
Smith, Sprgg, Sary Stokeley Straon, Stuart, Summers,
Taliaerro John B. Thompson Il. w. Thompson Tinghast
Toland Tonnson, Trplett Trumba Underwood, Van Rens
White Thona. w. Williams, Lewis Williams, C. H. Will
ans, j. l.. Williams, Winthrop forke, Augustus Young John
Youxg-l25-[ [all Wings.
NAYs-Messrs adams Arlington, Aheron, Banks, Beeson,
Bdlack Bovine Boyd Aaron Brown Chures Brown Burke
Sampson H. Butler WIN. o. Butter Green W. Caldwell Pat
rick t. Caldwell Caapbell Csry Chapman Clifford. Gin.
ton. Coles Daniel p D. Davis Dean Dimock Doan Doig j.
c. Edwards Egbert Ferris, j. g. Floyd Charles ~ Floyd
Torrance, 7Aos f. Foster GHmer, William o. Goo1e Cor.
don Cuisine Harris, JOAN Hastings Hays, Holmes. Hopkins,
Houek. Houston HUBBARD, Hunter, lngerso Ilm " Ir~tn
Jack Cave Johnson John w Jones Keim Andrew Kennedy
Lewis Lieed, Lowell. Ab-am Mcclellan Mckay. Mckeon,
Mallory Marchand, a Marshall r. f. Marshall Thompson
Mason Mathews Medi, Miller Newhard, Oliver farnienter,
Partridge, Payne Pckens Pume Redsg Rhe't Riggs Ro-
gers Roosevelt Sanford Saunders Shaw, Sied Snyder
Steenrod sweeney. Turney, Van Buren. Ward Waterssn
Weller Wes,brook J. w. Williams WISE, Wood-97.
100 Opposition, Wings. if Messrs GilmeT Mallory and
shall voted Nay from hostility the Compromise Section
ABSENT IfAgs-Messrs. Crienden tpared OIL Cooper,
ckl Hunt Gates ck. Slade and Sollers-6 Mr Speaker
White did Mr. Hunt voted to engross just before
Ogpostion-Messrs. brewster Dawson Of Lap Eastman,
Gerry and SumpIer-5
So if the House had been full the w-uld have been
(whout the Speaker Yeas 1884, Nays 1922 maority32 Tor
the bill.
So the bill having been passed, Mr. BoArsMAs of CT.
moved reconsideration which as he inended) promptly
voted down without division The House then adjourned.
STATISTICS OF THE CITY PRIsoS-Durng the week end
ing Saturday morning last there received into the
CITY Prison 100 white men, 81 white women S black
and II black total ? IL During the same period,
T.
black men, and II black total 2l3 Remaining in
prison 90 white men, l6 white women, II black men, !
black women total remaining al.
CANlSx WAK.-During the week ending on Saturday
morning there destroyed by Feron and his assistants
l34 dogs and II previous week l54 making with the 9l
before reported 1900 dogs that have beer killed since the
work of destruction The number killed
each week is 1889
1-=
G.apsst place tonight is come of the Eruption
,r initate the