New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
He T RIB U N E.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 16, 184l.
n For A Congress of Nations, News from Fior-
ida, &c. see First Page
" For u,cnrefuIiy corrected. Bank Note List, sec
last page. Also, Literary Gienninss.

sdeot Whether Mr. Claws bill viii be pressed TO decisive
vote in its prcsen, shape no; certainly inoro o
the fact that it will be defeated il IS is generally uhoeT
stood If so pressed ard defeated motion % reconsider
viii doubtless be made and carried inmeda;eiy and the
rbec. referred back a committee, winch VIII report dit
ren, bill so framed unite all friends of the measure
;,,.,,or, The vexed question of permitting the Bank 10
,,blb Branches will be compromised impair
,b efficiency Of the Bank regulator of Exchanges
while the constitutional scrupes of eminent virgnans will
be respected-Such is the tenor of latest advice from
the Capital We consider the probability that Bank
will be chartered quite strong time this session
and its passage will facilitate that Of all the other great
measures of the session.
The Loco-Foco MEETING lS THE PARK last evening
no, enormous in weight although Extra Herald
had been issued spur the Tagging spirits of the Faith
full In fact it was not half equal in numbers the
that broke up sack their brother Harris our-stUrc This
was not great failure but very small Some five
SIX hundred foorn individuals together and Gerardus
Boyce, ESD was appointed Chairman A Mr.. Treadwe
then read long Preamble Memorial, filed with tht
most awful dcnuncatons against stockholders hungry bank
rup and bank aristocrats, and concluding with
STRANGE against the establishment of National Bank
long string of resolutions then read condemnng the
prorsnen measures of the Administration, and especially
renism created They declared that the advocates of Bank
were the agents of the British who have murdered our c
zens in their beds AMI forced others y shreking fr
safety and concluded by resolving lay before Pesiden
Tyler of the meeting and to instruct him
the wishes OF the People The resolutions adopted
with the fainest possible cheers and grcy-hcaded
whose name could learn, made short speech ror
half when indecent aad obscene that he would
have been kicked uttcring gcntenan's
He began by telling story which he confessed very
yugur but excused himself by saying that truth Away
sublime. Filthy of their organs are, t.
predict that Of the Loco-Foco papers will soil it,
sheet by repeating the story He told it, he said, beca
it saeoe the Of United States Bank
Major Ayczac made short speech about the battle OF
New. Orleans-tod how delighted Andrew Jackson would
be to hear Of this meeting and said would be difficult
root out Democracy from his heart pluck the hair from
his head Alderman Purdy offered resolution urging
peal of the bank charter should be granted and red
tcea man in secacles made speech about Great Britain
sending agents here procure the passage Of National
robbery aw-dragged the of Mcleod wch there
were loud of question, talk about the Bank &c.
went on to explain St Iau democracy; said that Consti
,,ons Is no,hibg when Whggery has object accom-
p and wound up by assuring the audience that if he had
strength and voice he'd say great deal more
When he had concluded, great claor call
ing Hawkes., and others Butler Gilbert, when finally
rediaced man. whom nobody knew, came forward and be-
gan to speak ne first asked what this meeting calico
for Some shouted Gilbert, and others go ahead. HI
attempted to proceed but cry was raised put him down,
kick him OUT and after gcsticuating for few minute'
amidst the horrible croakng and shouting, he was
forced give way Mr.. Gilbert, who wished that Mr.
Hawkes. was there he could do what he himself had
power namely, amuse them, and tell them what was
true He wen, on to say that Webster had disgraced hi
Country by his letter Mr. Fox which sung
that he internal liar, another shouted that he
right saving that he could tell the truth and the uproa
became general. Loud shouts of I'D lourn Hawkes.,
Butler &c raised and the President was forced to
declare the meeting adjourned Most those present sunk
away cretuen and sick of their fun, ana hundred
stad awhile to listen the huangues OF volunteers.
MovEMENr IN THE Right ouARTER.-A petition is III
circulation for signatures Quebec praying the Legislature
ntecede with Queen Victoria that she would grant full
and general pardon all persons implicated the Canadian
dissensons of 1887 and 1888. The petitioners believe that
this would tend greatly strengthen the peace and tran
qulity regnng in the country and be productive OF
beneficial results. The uahapPy convics are much
likely receive benefit from movement OF TINS
kind than from Indignation meetings held in Park
PJ. w. BoRprx, late Land Office Receiver at For'
Wavne Indiana lately wrote impatient letter to Pre''
dea TYLER complaining that he had not been turned out OF
oHce as he expected He had long expected his walking
ticket and could not much longer. The next Mail
brought along the documentr Borden appears to have
had a very Just idea of his deserts
r J. SUTHERLAND, of patriotic notorcty, has com
ncnced in the Commercial Advertiser the publication OF the
history of Theers Escape from Quebec. Chapter !,
which appeared yesterday, of the private quar-
es between these rcdoubted warriors their threatening
It, Stab each other the table with forks ana their attempts
to brg each other their exploits the Cana
dian revolution These brave generals fight each other
twice galany in this country they did the British