New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-10

Auuortionment-T District systen--
Sew.YOrk Custom llOuse-C ON mission
The Tariff. &c.

| than one to appropriate loi us support Iho'tu u
refer TO the Committee on Military Affairs and to
the Committee on Finance seyerally the aPpropr
ate parts Of the bill Af.sr brief remarks by
Mes.r. KING, PKEsToS, SEVER, BArARD, WooD
BURY and others as to tho reference of bills OF -
extraordinary a nature, which under the suise o
appropriation was directed to fundamental logisla
ton with reference to one Of the great institution:
of the country, and to the danger Of establishing
such precedent by Congress, &c. The bill was
referred to the Committee on Finance.
The Apportionment Bill was taken up, the Dis
trio, section, a. it came from the House, being
under consideration, which Mr.. LIsN had moved
to amend by adding that the provisions OF the sec
tion shall not affect the elections Of Representa-
lives for the 28th Congress.
Mr.. LIsN at some length opposed the District
principle, declaring that it had now become
party question: and if this section were adopted 1t
would give the Wings a, great al advantage over
their opponents as they had IN 1910. lie repeated
the threat made a few days since by his worthy
colleague, Mr.. Benton that Notwithstanding this
section if if it were adopted, Missouri would elect
her Representatives under the General Ticket
system, and they would demand their seats IN the
House of Representatives, in defiance OF the IA"
Mr.. BAYARD moved to amend MIR. LINN 5 amend
mcnt 90 as to apply it to those States whcre tne
General Ticket System now exists
The amendment of Air. BAYARD to the amend
msnt pas rejected; Yeas 10, Nays II, a. follows
YrAs-Mes.rs Bacby Bates Bayard, Berrien. Calhoun,
Crafts Cuthbert, Evans Fulton, Henderson, King NC
Roberts Rives Sewer, Walker wilcox, Williams, Wood
bury, Young-l9.
NAYs~Mesr. Allen, Archer Barrow, Benton, Buehan'
an, Clayton. Conrad. Graham Huntington, herr, Lll,n
Mangum, Miller sorehead, Porter, Preston, shi,ons
smith Of Conn, smith OF Ia, sprague Sturgeon Tall
msdge, White, woodbridge-A.
The amendment Of Mr.. LINN was then adopted ;
Yeas 80; Nays -.
YEAs-Messr. Allen, B.gby, Benton, Berren RuSGan'
Lisn, McRober,, Ryes, Smith OF Ct Sturgeon, Iapps5'
Walker, Wilcox, Williams Woodbury., Wright, Young
N.ys-Messrs. Archer Barrow, Bates Bsyars, 'ay!ou'
Conrad Evans, Graham, Huntington kerr Masgun, Mer
rich, Miller, Molehead Porter, Prestan simmons e"""
of la, Sprague, Taimadge, White, Woodbridge-~@; !.
Mr. ALLEN moved to strike out the whole ds-
,rct system-Reected Yeas 81; Nays "a, as
follows:
YrAs-Messrs Allen, Bssby, Benton, Berren buchanan
Calhoun Cuthbert Fulton, King Lewis, McR2ber's K'es
Nays-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates. Baysrd, CLAYTON
lonrad Crafts Evans Graham, Henderson, huhnls.on'
Kerr Maupum Merrick Miller Morehead Porter Preston
Summons. Smith OF Ia Tallnadge' sprss'e "h"e' "0'o
bridget -. SC
Rorresen,n,ive, for each state under the adopted
rate. 70, $50, Gas published in the Tribune few
dave since The Senate adjourned.
In the HousE, on motion of Mr. BRIGGS the
morning hour as set apart for the reception OF
rcports from Committees. Mr. Cushing got up
his report from the Committee on orelgn Ana'Is'
which conclude. with a resolution requesting inc
President To enter into negotiations with the DIT
,;sb Government for eiiecting permanent ana
ecui,able arrangement in the commerce between
the United States and the British Colonies, and
smoke At some length on the subject, giving All
ANALYSIS of the report referring TO their inequality
in the commercial arrangements between the TWO
countries aud the necessity OF remedial measures
Nr PIcKEys considered this an irregular man
rer of efiectinc this object, and that the resolution
sbould only ;nourc of the President as TO tho eN-
;.,;ng state of arrangements. MIR. CUSHING NOV
ed the reference of the resolution 10 the I o'i,'l'
tee of the Whole. to which had been referred tile
bill. reported bv Mr.. KENNEDY OF Md. IRON Inc
Committee on Commerce on the same supJec''
that the Committee might have the whoie mater
before them which he hoped would soon oe 'oN'o
rr for action. Messrs. Kennedy, frssENpEN,
and ADAMS briefly spoke on the importance Oh '''e
subiect and the necessity OF action thereon &c
Tho suh;,c, was Ibid over at the expiration OF
the morning hour.
IN motion of Mr. CUSHING, the motion 10
ur;rt the extra copies of the reports OF the New
York Custom House Commission was taken up,
and Mr.. CUSHING, amid many cries OF Vucsuo"'
proceeded al great length IL address the iioasc'
nr;nc;nally in rcfutation of the charges IN Mt
Popdextrr's Report against Eastern Manu'Ac'ur'
crs. entering into the facts OF the case oo"T'"'
inc that many of the charges were founded OH
bearsav evidence. &c. Nc.
Mr.. ARNOLD, after referring to the depre'Seu,
vrc,ched and digraced condition ct the finances o,
the country. and to the fact that the TWO great ana
md absorbing questions Of all otheIs-the IAN"
III ,ho Cr,rcncv ouestion--were at tins late state
: IN. question untouched, moved the previous
o.estion. which was seconded Ayes 20 Noes o.
Mr. Cu.s j. INGERsoII moved to lay the mo
ton 10 print on the table rejected iea' ou'
NAYS 90. The question was taken on INC NIL V''
vision of the amendment Of Nj lNpkKWoop "e
claring that by the printing the House aiu MOI
prove or sanction the institution OF the oti''S"n
hy the President which was adopted ie.' co.
NAYS 49,
On motion Of Mr.. ADAMS, the whole subject was
then lad on the table: Yeas 90. Nay> 40.
~, r,,,;on Of Mr. S,lroxsT.LL the House re-
AL, "a itself into Committee OF the Whole on the
T,;on mir. McksNSAS OF Pa. in The cAair, and
IN, a,,;cipated struggle fer business ensured.
NJ, S,troysrALL moved to take up the he
..,,,o hill from the Committee on Manufactures
Vr ruruoRE moved to take up the bill on The
.an,,, suhicct from the COMMITTEES OF Ways and
H.. Mr.. ]. r. ISGERsOLL moved 10 take up
,bc bill appropriating for the incidental expense,
Of Of the Departments Of Government. Mr.. GiLNfR
moved 10 take up the bill to regulate the mileage
,s ,,erbsr. of Congress. Some other no''ohS u
take M bill. OF private nature were nadt'
The Committee refused TO take up Mr., SALON ro
,r.tI,s bills: AYES SIS Nays 81 and Mr. III
vo,r,s ro,;op was carried: Ayes 81 Noes o.
So bill reported by Mr. FILLMORE from the Com
mittee of Wavs and Means % ToProVidea resource
from imports. and change and modify existing Jaw,
imposing duties on imports and fcr other purposes