New-York tribune., 1841-09-04
Washington Correspondence OF TIE NevYors Tribune.

Warrington Correspondence Of Tie Ney-York Tribune.
WzDyssoAy. sept l.
In SrsArE today, the bi satisfy the outstanding re-
seraton to the Choc,a Indians. taken NJ AID aiier
some conversation molten reconit having 1cd the
bill wa. passed.
The Revenue Bill then coming up the unfinished 5u-i
ness, Mr. BsRnEs moved lay the table to take up
the Fscn Corporation bill
Mr RrvEs hoped they would 60 'yith the Reyenle Jl
and finish before they up this bill. He had not e>-
amnea he bank BILL he mad expected it would be
taken up.
Mr. CLAY hoped the bin would be taken up a was iha
general understanding yesterday Mr. WooDurEr said It
was He (Ir c. said he had raasc up his nino to vote
for the bl although did all he cocd wish yet it
would do much good.
Mr. ARCHER on account Of his colleagues being Gnpre-
pared would let the pass over He was prepared
for it himself, and should vote for the BILL
Mr. RIyrs further spoke against taking up the ILL, and
said he was decided his the present shape OF
he bill; he cold aof ,aoaii aof oe fer tie J but
should be very happy have shaped that lie could
M,ssr. C4Lrors aud WooDnUny wished the bill ;ak"n
up and disposed ofa they knew full well ill that done,
no adjournment fot which members most anxious,
could be had.
81 Yeas 10 IA Nays, and the FISCAL Copgoaaroy Bill
vas taken up and read through.
Mr. BrRRiEy then. as Chairman of the Committee who
reported it, spoke upwards hours ad half cfcuce
of the bill He maintained constriioualty, and that the
.cruples point which had existed with reference the
other bill were avoided this. He referred the Prcsi
dents Message Il, the commencement Of the Session. the
Repor, of the Secretary OF the Treasury, and the Veto
~ tho.
views of the Executive Department expressing the
time his decided belief that would with favor there.
The bill was then open amendments and none being
offered reported the Senate Cries of engross
en, were hen heard and no rising the question
about to be taken when Mr. CLAY very briefly stated sha;
ne should vote ior the bill although such
he wished the Constitution authorised and the people DE-
manded vet /, would do much good 5rd he would take it
in preference to noEe,
Mr. BEyros offered amendments, to prohibit States from
becoming subscribers to the Stock prohibit Corporations
from the same to provide that corporators OF Corporation
subscribers should be of the United States that e
Stock should opy be transferable to citizens of tha United
States and that Corporations should so instead OF 81
per share, at the time of their subscriptions al which
rejected with but very little debate NJ first by Of Is
Yeas to 28 Navs the second by Yeas 6 Nays the td
by 20 Yeas to 2G Nays the fourth BY 20 o. aud tie h
by 2l to 2S He styled the physical-physc-Fis
Corporation.
Mr. Rlvrs should the bin unless arnended.
conferred the agencies the unlimited power ct discount
ing bills of exchange the United States and independently Of
,her consent He held that agencies might be admitted into
the States without their express the principle OF
the comfy Of NATIONS but to be subject be the
will Of the S.aes and to be entirely prohibited from dis
counts of exchanges as we'll a. pronissory notes.
A motion to adjourn BY Mr. PkrsToy tled Yeas 20;
Nays %. Cries OF Esgrossnent again neaTa.
Mes.rs WALKER and ALLxy offered amendments, the
former to provide thu, bills should be short time and
on goods actually shipped; and the latter, make the
stockholders responsible in their private capacity the
of their respective stock, in the corporation
failed to redeem its obligations specie. These
ectcd-the frst by y p. and The second BY 70 %.
The Senate then ourae vhou: taking tie question,
give Nh ARCHER opportunity present NE ew which
it is understood will be yery brief The question expected
10 be taken tomorrow without much dc5a the Locos hay
ing given that up from their anxiety adjourn which
calculated Wednesday
The HorsE agreed to he Senaes amendment the Post
Office Appropriation bill. ana adjourned q; z o'cock-
They are out of business. ARGUS.
q It IS calculated that ten millions Of bushels Of grain
less has been converted into malt ier di.,ation &c
than ;hee las year, owing 70 tie temperance
form th= United States So much gn:ned for heah pea
". and domestic happiness.
% On The evening OF the SIS, al as the cars fro. York
within about i've miles of Baltimore. they ran over
COW, killing her Instantly and throwing of the track
Several OF the passengers somewhat bruised anons,
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