New-York tribune., 1842-04-04


j. Fox LITERARY NOTICES AND An ARTICLE on Asso-
cIaTloS, &c, SEE FIRST PAGE.
1t For PRoF. LyELL's SIXTH LECTURE, SEE LAST PAGE.
~ This Day (April 4th) is the first annvcrsa-
rvof the amcntcd dcccasc of our latc beloved
$ President WILLIAM HENRY HARRrsoN. Wcun-
dcsstaud tha, the National colors will be displayed
a, half.mast at the Wing headquarters in rcmem-
brancc of the Countrys still keenly deplored be-
reavcmcnt.
u Election in CoSSEcTIcuT To-Day. Shame
on the Whig who loilers here when his duty calls
him THERE!
OJ7 Members Of the Home League! remember
the meeting at the Institute this evening.
Passage OF TIE LOAN BILL.-0ur last paper,
by IA bundcr, stated twice that the Loan bill had
passed to a third reading OF course the second
statenrnt should have been that it was read a
Hhird time and passed: Yeas =l05; Nays go
{YEAs, 10l Wings, including Messrs. Gushing and
~ w. Irwin, 0yler men J with five Loco-Focos: {:
Oliver Of n. " Parmenter OF Mass, Profitt of
Ind. Mallory and Wise Of Va. (the last three Ty-
Ter men.) NAYS, ssOenty.fye Loco Focos (includ-
ing all the members from this city y with Messrs
Everett of VI Goggin of Va. w. B. Campbell and
Carltheys Of Tcnl,.J l.. White of Ind Stuart and
Casey Of Hin all IL Wings.
~ Will The Sun and other journals which have been
red.mouhed in abusing the majority in Congress for
providing for Of the Government be just
slate by rhom this bill opposed and by rhnt
passed?
The struggle on this bill has been very arduous
xls well as pro;racted, and the Yeas and Nays
zakcn on the last day alone no less than seven
zines. The amendment, authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to issue stock and sell it on the
best terms he can obtain, after due advertising,
was first defeated by 90 to 97--every Loco foco
with Wise, Pro6N and Mallory in the majority;
then rcconsidercd aud passed, by 80 to 81, in op-
position to all these same cstimablc Petriots.-
Without this amendment, the bill would have been
mere waste-papcr-;ls not dollar of cash could
at present be raised under it.
Too much credit cannot be awarded to the gal
2ant Wljg phalanx which, in the face of unjust
tuucly aud reviling, have dared and struggled to
do what is right and nccdful for the honor of the
Nation and the efficiency Of the public service
MIR. FILLMORE has especially won golden opinions
by his manly bearing, dauntess energy and con-
ciliating course as the author and chief defender
of this great measure. Ncw-York has reason to
bc proud-(may not say she is proud ?)-oi
ehc ability and honor with which her distinguished
representative fills tic responsible post of Chair
lnnn Of Ways and Means.
U The Courier and Enquirer is at perfect
liberty constantly tc mlsreprcscnt and seek TO IN
iurc this paper, whether we or cannot find
room to reply to it, in the midst of the present ex
,raordinary press of news from every quarter. But
it ought to bear in mind that The Tribune is read
perhaps quite as extensively as the Courier, and
that wcn it assailsu for publishing the advertised
Call of Public Meeting OF the Official Proceed
ngs thereof, signed by its officers, it very unproft
ably w.akcns whatever of character for fairness and
Justice it may have hitherto possessed. In regard
20 the Proceedings Of the late meeting at National
Hall. itcan hardly be necessary to rc-statc that
they were made up by the Secretary whose name
is sgEcd to them, in uniform accordance with the
decisions Of the President whose name is also
signed. We declined assuming any responsibility
IN the matter Yet the Courier asserts that the
Address reported by Mr. Lockwood was not car
We'd as though that were II question with which
sce had any thing do after it had been declared
adopted by the Chairman, and a. such furnished
with and embodied in the proceedings by the Sec
retary.--If the Couricrhus any farther objections
To make to the omission of repeated chccrings for
Henry CLAY, &c. in the Official record of public
mcetingit will please address them TO those whose
names are sigiiod thereto.
All we have te say of the matter is, that the ex-
asgcra,cd accounts of uproar confusion and col
lsion which have been sent abroad with regard to
this meeting were not justified by our observation,
nor arc they crcdi,ablc to the Wings OF our City.
There Was difference of opinion manifested most
certainly; but only so manifested as i, well might
be by gentlemen and political brethren.
~ We arc obliged BY its great lensth and the
press upon our columns TO divide Prof LYELL's
very interesting and instructive Lecture delivered
Saturday evening on Fossil Footprints We Shall
publish the conclusion Tomorrow
" Miss CLARENDON is 10 give series of
Elocutionary Readings this evening at the Society
Library. Her selections are excellent, being from
otway's Venice Preserved Shakspcre's o,hcl-
To-, Romeo and Juliet und Hamlet, knowlcs's
Hunchback, aud othcr standard dramas. She is
said TO read with grca; taste and power. For
some weeks past. she has given similar series
with most lat,ering success at the Albany Female
Academy. We ,rus, her readings will be well at.
tended.
u The BRAHAMs, father and son, give A1u-
sical Concert at the Society Library on Wedncs-