New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Adjournment of Cengress-Einai passage
-Aoau-Coa,csfea Elections. &c.
Correspondence OF nc iFIbuHe.


time and passed-yeas %, nays 10, as follows;
YgAs-Messrs Archer, Barrow, Bayay Choate, Clayton
Conrad, Crai,s Crttenden, DAYTON Evans GRAHAM, Hum
ugtoE, Hangun, Miller. Morehead Phelps, Porter, SIN
mons Smith OF Ia, Spgagre, Tal.nadse, Whi.e, Weed
Nssy,Wes,rS Allen. Sagby Benton, Buchanan, Cal.
houn, cathber, Fulton. Henderson, hing Linn Preston,
Rlyes, Sewer, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Woodbury.,
Wright, Youns-is
Thus the bill awaits only the signature of the
President to become law.
& A resolution by MIR. CRITrESDES TO allow Rev.
Septimus fusion $3.50 additional compensation
for extra services as Chaplain to Congress, was
agreed to unanimo usly.
The Joint resolution from the House au,hcrising
the Secretary of the Navy to apply from On exist.
ing appropriation for the purpose OF making e1,
periments 10 test the efficacy OF Colts submarine
battery was passed.
The resolution from the House depriying mem.
of Congress eftheir pay when voluntary absentfg
heir seats wa. (6nally disposed by reference to tie
Committee on the Judiciary.
4 Joint resolution 10 institute proceedings to
contest the title to Rush Island, was passed
On motion OF Mr. WHITE, the vote by which
the bill TO regulate the taking of testimony in case,
| of contested elections, was referred to the Com.
mittee on the Judiciary, rc-considered and the
bill was passed: Yeas %, Nays l9-as follows:
yEAs-Messrs Archer, Bayard, Bates, BeIien Barrow,
Cheate Clayton, Conrad Crafts, Cittenden, Dayo1,
Evans Graham, Huntingdon Mansum, Miller, More
head, Phelps Preston, simmons Smith OF Ia, spragae,
| T alln,atge White. woodbridge-2o.
cuihber,, Futon Henderson, King Linn, Rivers Sewer,
smith OF Conn, sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Woodbury.,
Wright ioung-ls
The resolution for adjournment was taken up,
/ and after being modified to hx the day at Wednes-
dav. thi, week at two o'clock, was agreed to.
The report of the Committee OF Conference on
the amendments of the bill to suppress the sale OF
lottery tickets in the District Of Cslambia was
agreed to, Gin both Houses.)
The remainder Of the day to late hour was
consumed in Executive Session.
In the Hoysg the Revenue bill was received from
the Senate and immediately taken up, the question
being on concurrence with the Senates amend
ments.
Mr.. CLIFFORD moved to lay the bill on the table;
observation-disclosures 65, Nays 100; nearly two to one
in reasonably full house.
The amendments of the Senate were concurred
in acitiout division, and, with one exception, en-
,nasse; and thus the REVENUE BILL is fsdAy
passed, land will no doubt be returned with the
Presidents signature to-morrow.)
The bill limiting the sale of the loan al par, and
authorizing in case It's not negotiated the issue OF
Treasury Notes for the immediate wants OF Gov
ernmcut in lieu of so much of the loan was taken
10 in Committee of the Whole the Union, re.
solution having been adopted to terminate debate
in two hours. Mr.. FILLMORE briefly explained It's
necessity to prevent the sale of Government stock
below par, and stated the present demands ct tie
Treasury to be about 100000, to meet which
there was not one cent provided.
MIR. BARNARD opposed the issue OF treasury
Notes in this form, not demanded by the eNf
gences of Government, and expressed the advan.
H. Of ,ha Of kyr
Bills by Government, heretofore proposed by him.
Mr. CusuING advocated the bill as necessary to
meet the pressing demands on the Treasury, and
discussed the merits of his famous Exchequef
plan, expressing hope of its passage next session
Mr.. Boris opposed the issue of Treasury Notes.
rs by the passage of the Tariff BILL it 1t received
The signature Of the President, confidence would
be restored and the loan would be taken, thus OBJ
Waiting the necessity for the issne OF notes, and
assigning objection to the bill that It's pass
age would furnish the President with means to
carry on the Government, and would, therefore
be likely to elicit veto on the Tariff bill
Mr. MARSHALL advocated the bill as necessary
10 sustain the honor and credit OF the Govern
ment, and defended, in spirited and powerful
manner, the action of the Wing party at this SEES
sion, particularly in reference to Revenue bill No.
3, replying to the charge that the Wing party haa
been whipped in to the surrender OF the land
fund by the Yankees who cared nought for that
but looked alone to Protection. He repe'ed the
charge, avowing that he himself had been the
first to propose separation of the two questions
after tie veto and that the present Tariff bill was
the deliberate work of the united Wing party,
who would go forth trumphantly to be SUBSTANCES
by the people for their persevering and indeaiisa
bic efforts for the country, independent OF party
and in the face Of almost insurmeuntable obstacles
Mr.. ARNOLD expressed dissatisfaction with the
bill, and with the Wings for passing it, prescribing
as the proper remedy to bring John Tyler and
| his oihce-holders TO their senses, that recommend
ed in Scripture of fasting and praying for two
years; and went for Withholding supplies tempo
rariy.
Debate now ceased. Mr.. BATES moved an
amendment to strike out that part authorizing toe
issue of Treasury Notes, and one prohibiting tho
issue of certificates except on bona tide loans
both which were rejected.
The bill was then reported to the House, where,
after speech from Mr.. SrAHLy, the amendment
of Mr.. Boris relative to the certificates of loan was
adopted-Ayes l02, Noes 46, and the bill was
passed-Ayes rs, Noes 38, and sent TO the Sen
| ate.
The resolution for adjournment was received
| from the Senate and coacurred in.
Inc Din regulating the testimony III cases "
contested election was taken up the question be-
ing on concurrence in the Senates Amendments;
Messrs. WISE and w. w. Irwin severally moved
to lay the bill the table: rejected.
The amendment providing that this or the APP
portonment act shall not apply to the Twenty
eighth Congress in States eIectng by general ticket
was non-concurred in: Ayes Sc; Noes 90. Az
other amendment was non-consurred in, and seSe,
raj were agreed to. The bill was then returned
to the Senate, and the House adjourned.
ARGUS.
IMPORTANT INVENTION GREATLY IMPROVED MANI.