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In SENATE. to-day the Bcycauo bil MAS Re.
cciyed from the House, twice read, reseredio tie
Committee on Finance, and ordered Priniei.
Mr.. Rgxro>. IN accordance with notice po,i.
o,,.lv given. asked leave 20 introduce b'l to re-
neal the Bankrupt Law lie urged the rropueg
of tho r,peal on account Of The uuconsii'u,ionsiy
of ,be law aud IL, interference with the rsscnsd
rights erthe States. Mr.. BERHlrs briefly replied
The motion Go carry which two-thiGd' ,o,,
ga. necessary faiiel: Yea, 81. Nays 2l-a' H..
lows:
ys,>-Me.,r. Allen, Bagby Benton. Baetanas. ca
I,',, Cu,hl.rt Fulton, Graham hins IN hc,s-. =,
Rivc, sever, Saith " 'oln., ,Asr'' Ss1'S S''' "'Ao
wie0x. Woodbury.. Wright aud focn---l
N,y,-Mcsqs. Barrow. Bate Berrien, Choa's Chyts
Conrad. Cai,s, Curenen pss'9, Ian ,.. nra.e,sA
Huutingtol, Aerr Mcrrc VI h,,i a ,',,' -
The bin authorizing the Secretary OF the lreasl'
rv 10 enter into arrangements or compromise Win
the .c,urtic. ot Samuel Swar;woui, late Coilne.
,or a. New Nork Was psssed-as also the a2-
propriatiug Tor repairs Of the Custom liosse ''
Providence. The bill providing Ter tie pao''ea'
ion OF a ncw edition Of the laws OF the po'' o.
fee Department ard Of perfect l'st oi 10" VI
D
ces was ordered engrossed
Several private bills were passed sn' s''a'
ordered cngrossed and the Senate Adjourned
| In,hr nossA Nj. ". .. Jors,os moved iss-~
pend the rules for the intr troduriion OF hl, rcsols
ton proposinga plan for the rellet 4 the Safe,
rejected without a division. Mr.. AR>oLp n0s
sd TO suspend to introduce his bill for The rciga
tion of the pay of members ot Congr. whc
(of course) shared th, same fate.
The special order for tins and the two succeed.
ing davs. in relation 70 Territorial business vs.,
then entered upon.
The Senate bill Tor the armed cccupaton oi
Florida was first taken mp and Mr. >roMlIY
/ from thc Comisittee on Territories moved sub
.titutc therefor granting TO each actual 'ctteT n
ter residence OF I've wears one quarter section q
! land: and also (in,toad Of the musitlons and "a
tisns for one year provided by the seuates bill =
quarter section 10 his wife and children, lmiA!g
800 acre. IN ALL To extend IN force tiii lss JANA
~. l8ii, unless the President by prgcamsuG
deem proper to suspend il, which be Is e1po"
cred 10 do on sky DAYS notice
The bi'l was debated by M"ssrs. STosEu
PoPE. Lazy, liAsfR,uhN. and kiNG = 6i,
advocacy and by Mcssr, rtNpLEIoN, ". C.
! JouN,oE. HoINEs, EytKtIr | NDEkvoDD. as
GRAsGrR 30 opposition. an! by other. uHtl a iy
hour, when j, va reported 20 the Hone ~he'.
after striking out the provision tnr nc g''ma
the second quarter s-cton to ihs wlir or c.Hilr'i
II paSsed. and 'hr n isusc adjourned. ARGUS
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Illinois.

Our last advices from different sections OF this
STATE lead Us to apprehend that the coalition oi
political. irreicious and local influences against
Gen. JosrrH DuScAS, the VIII. candidate Tor
Governor may prove too powerful even tor lis
weight Of character and personal popularity. lhe
Loco-Focos have gaisc6 rather than lost by ths
death o. their first candidate tor Governor and thr
substitution Of judge Ford. The .attcr has eject
ed very powerful og-rol on the lise OF the
Northern Iinoi. Canal, and be friends b'a-i mat
they viii secure great many Wing votes IN that
quarter Il~n he has nod oa the Mormon
leaders, who will poll at least losJ votes tor him.
which have for Two three years been cast 'oi
the v hig, and the large Alien vote In the Sta'e
feast chiefly in the teeth of he Federal Con'iiiu-
,ion) will be concentrsd upon him. These extra
political odd are formidable and against any other
man would be overwhelming.
But JosEPH DUScAS i. known to the People oi
Illino. to possess TO common claims 70 their con-
fd-nce and gratitude. Hs vas one of The pioneers
Of that fertile region anc the old settlers know
him. \ few Of them We're vim him at the Battle
Of Tippecanoe ; few at tho defence Of rort
Stephenson, and many wsTc in other exciting and
perilsus conflicts of the las War. He has risen
to cminence with and among'hem he has faithfully
served them in their Legislature. in Congress and
as Governor, and has every way commended him.
self TO their favorable regard.
But especially does he stand rroudly before them
in the attitude Of one who dared do night At tho
proyernent When the fever frs, broGsg! N
Illinois and her Legislature and active men were
eager run Canal or Railroad through every uniH
habted prairie or wilderness, Gen. Duncan wa
Governor, and he resoluiely his face against th'
isfats.tion. He warned the people that they coulo
not take pattern Nv New-York and older Statef
comparatively filled with wealth and population
but must go on moderately, carefully, and do on
thing at a time, or they would involve thcm,e.ye'
in proftless expenditure and bankruptcy. Th'
faithful warning was disrcgarded; the monitor
treated : a false prophet, and the State rushcC
hcadlong into the construction of Public Work
every where, without regard foeNpensc orProbabl'
income. The warning she has found too late Il
be- most true. she is now in debt about lweIt,
Millions has broken her faith with her creditors
has NOT dollar of nsome from her works. an,
hardly prospect of completing more than one o
them. though her debt ia increasing Ly ntetcs
about One Million per annum. These are the evil
| from which JesEPH DrNcsN's counscls voul,
have saved her, these are tho calamites iron
which he il chosen, can DO more kan any othe
man to deliver her. We will Vet 9opc thar he
People may prove true TO their Interests and crate
| ful TO an able and devoted public servant
=. 5. Farther returns render il moral, certain
that tine Loco-Focos have the Legislature an,
that Mr. Moore j. defeated.
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The Treaty..

The belief gains ground that the differences be-
tween our Government and that OF Great Britain are
in fair trau for harmonious adjustment. Jtis nl-
mo.ed thst the Oregon Boundary alsne remains to
be settled The NORTHEASTERN was hard job,
with not merely the two Countries and their Rep
ressntaiives. bat nine warrins Commissioners
(ihrec each from Maine, Massachusetts and New
Brlnswick) TO satisfy. Webeheyc the line agreed
on is the River ST John from Mar. Hill to its
source with The present Boundary below, but con-
ceding to Us the free navigation of the ST. Jshn to
the Ocean. We believe such an adjustment will
give each Country all it really wants. and ought to
be universally satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
Missouri.

The Wings of tins State have resolved not to
nominate or sote for Members. OF Congress ar the
approaching Election, under the General Ticket
system dceming that system clcarly abrogatcd by
the second section OF the New Apporiionmcnt bill.
On the other hand, the Loco-f ocos, including the
STATE aulhsrties, are determined to go and hold
the Election by General Ticket. in open defiance
TO tho law Of Congress. They have a ticket OF
new men, formed by Caucus Of some hundred or
20, with which the People had ls,ic to do, and are
by no means pleased 1t leaves large sections OF
the State unrepre,ented, while two candidates are
taken from one ne. .hborhood. This ticke. viii of
course be elected, there being no concentrated op-
position, but It's election viii be wholly null and
void being contrary to the laws Of the Union.
The Wings and Wing journals are of course all
warmly favorable to HARRY or THE WEST for Pre-
,ident. \ call for meeting to form Clay Club
appears in the ST. Loui. papers OF the 9th, signed
by 264 persons.
Missouri has carried out to the utmost the doc
trnes of Col BeRton With regard to Currency and
the result IS tha, she has Just Currency at all.
but small amount of bad rag, OF both foreign and
domestic manufacture. She is thinking OF it.
Mr. y Ranney offers as Democratic candi-
date for Congress, in opposition to the Caucus
ticket. He declares himself in favor Of the Dis
tric, system; the continuation Of the National
Road one Presidential term, Discriminating
tariff )high on luNurics none at all Oh Salt. Tea
and Coffee y a Reorganization Of the State Bank
system, opposed to any National Bank Ike the
last but in favor of Government Bank % 81
600 900, (sl00O.OOO to be held By the Federal
Government, and the same amount by each State
&c &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
by THIS MORNING ) MAIL.

Mr.. Wise has card in 'he Na'io-a Ias,
licenccr dcicu ling hims, = from he charge Il
c,adng vote on the rarii BIZ. hi' aise'-e ia'.
IN, been caused b, lie breaking dove G.. q has.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

Lo.IslASA-We had few rors return. yes
teriay, which confirm the election Of Mouton Tor
Governor. He is the late L. ;. Senator a Young
man Of popular manners, and very moderate in
his politics; firm supporter of the Bankrupt
Law in the Senate throughout and masfe.'ing
no 1ealous hostility to any of the Wing measures,
though his associations are Loco-Foco. He ap-
pears 10 have swep. the Creole vote very clean
out Of New-Oreans He is in for two year, at
salary Of $500.
We received no further returns Of the Legislature
but believe ;hs Senate is Wing and the House
probably adverse Mr.. Moore has probably been
beaten for Congress. in the Third District. Thi.
amounts to nothing, however, the election for
Congress mus, be made over again. having been
held contrary TO law.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

O. For Notices of New Books. Credit
and Cash Duties, Proceedings in Bankrupt
CIV. The Yankee, &c, and an Association
Article, see First Page.
NJ For Dandelions, a Poem and Ralph
Waldo Emerson's Lecture on The Times,
'"o""l"dedN see Last RiaqSff.
There is some grumbling here and there with
regard to particular items Of the Tariff bill passed
\, the House, but believe the conviction is
general that no bill was ever more carefully or
iudiceusly framed. The range of Duties 10 much
lever or articles which come in competition with
Home Products than we believe it ought to be, but
is as high as could be secured under existing cir
cumstances. The products of Agriculture are
generally as well protected as they need be except
by additional support and development to Manu-
iactures.
The bill will probably be got through the Senate
bv Friday, somewhat amended; and we trust the
amendments will be concwred in by the House on
Saturday. Then come. the President; and we
are strengthened in the hope that he O,H not sxcr
else the Veto The neglect of Alessrs. Wise and
Profiu (boih in Washington TO vote against the
bill is favorable omen. The coming week is
fraueht with important consequences to the Indus
try and Prosperity OF the Usion.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

" The Legislature of OHIo Is soon to a''.'''
ble ~ Di.,rirt the State We hear tsa, MI NC
Nulty, one of the Loco-Foco leaders has P''l''''
a plan which, he says, if adopted Will sN' '"'
Loco, II of the 2l Member. Of Congress-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

n The Bradford Argus. Towanda, Ia. rai'e'
the lag of IIsSRY CLAY for President aud WIN
v,stn S,orr for Vice President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

SILK BrsISyss.--In 1910 Pennsylvania paid
$l0l 80 in the form OF bountes silk grown in
the state that year. In l9il, the increased pro-
duction Of silk by her oitlc,s WAS such tnat the
bounties Amounted to stll8 -. In Delaware
cosuty one pcr.ou cleared upward, ol 500 by a
single clop Of worms. N', Rapp. of Economy.
raised nearly i0o pounds. and drew $500 from
the State Treasury for bounty, sum which must
ha's more than paid all her cNpeu,c'
In tennessee lhcbu>in",- Is rsal.ins rapid 'riar,
AZ the last session u: the Legislature o that S'"e,
a bounty law va, passed allowing dollar and .
half ter pound on silk raised and rSeled in the
State by the .aIre person. Great crops were pro-
duced last season. The Rev. Frederick \. Ross,
of Hawkins county made last season POO pounds
of reesd silk, which .old promptly tor i've dollars
per pound number of person, have commenced
the business th. season, and great product is
expected.
Wsitmarsh's great establishment at NorlhamP-
ton. Mass, is in successful progress lie had Is
hands employed in setting out muibcrres tor,.
nj sht ago, and has received order. or five millions
Of trees, Newark Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

90 The leading article in the last Loco-Foco
Piebeiar, Levi ID. SlsmE. Editor is directly cal
culated and seems 10 be plainly intended, to inst-
gate the Don party in Rhode Island to burn the
honses and barns Of the Government party And
this after the latter ha. called Convention to form
a State Constitution, and extended the Right OF
Suffrage without regard to property! There Is u
depth of depravity in this incendiary brayado
which disgraccs the age and city in which it can
be so coolly displayed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

NJ The Western Journal at Liberty, Missour
la. raised tie flag OF HEsRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

tion. All we urge is that all these questions OF
real or alleged popular grievance 'hall be censid-
ered a. promptly as possible, and considered with
q Jingle eve to tho Public Good.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

SHAKE BIrss.-Prof. Drake, Of Louisville,
wishes physicians to communicate to him such
facts concerning the bites Of our yenomous snakes
as may have fallen under their own observation,
or that of persons qualified to observe. He Is
especially desirous of learning whether the .ymp-
toms produced by the bite of the rattlesnake, cop
per-head and the prairie rattesnake. are the same
whether there is an annual recurrence of any OF
these symptoms and to what extent confidence
should be placed in the efficacy of those native
plants which have been recommended as anti
dotes. Amer. Jour. OF Medical Sciences.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

STATE ASSOCIATIONS or YoUSG MES.-The Sc
cond Annual Meeting Of this Association will be
held at Auburn, on Thursday, the fourth day of
August, at 10 in the forenoon. The assembage
will b. composed Of delegates from literary and
scientific societies throughout the State-and it i
hoped that such societies, BY whatever ,ane they
may be known, will be generally and largely re-
presented. Rochester Eyg. Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

BJ' We would advise all our readers 10 keep
cool and avoid excitement this hot wcatatr. For
excitement disturbs digestion and thus he whole
system becomes doranged. and tie seyeral tunc-
ton. vi life do not well perform their Officers
Proper exercise, a clear conscience, and moderate
and healthy diet will carry one saisy through the
warm season. There IL as much philosophy il
knowing how to live we'll, there is in life itself
And vet there are but few who have taken lessons
in this school.
Two or three ce-crcams after . O'Clock 7. NJ
do not tend to give one pleasant dreams - nights
but to derangc the whole animal ecsnoray. Would
you enjoy good health eat nothing after supper,
until you take your breakfast in the mornng--go
to bed early and be up with the lark ard look upon
the bright glad carth-listen the orison thirds,
and you will be happy Visit the sick-edministe
those who are in want--be temperate in all things
live in a rational manner-maks as liule show
possible on other peoples money-cxPend no
more than your business will warraut-and ig for
all the the trouble you viii have. Cleveland Her
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

~ A Subscriber Is informed that We dis not publish
Mr. webs;ers long Despatch IN full simply because u
reached us at midnight FRIDAY. toe late tor SatdGy'
paper and had been read by every body before HsHs4
We had then matter publish which our subscribers nae
NOT rrad and prctrrred IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

TYLER Mass MEErIsG.'-Anothsr OF these
funny affairs came of on Monday evening, bst
with such riot and racket that we sould make
nothing Of il. and were obliged 10 wai, III the next
morning 10 gather. by peep At the organs, what
all the fuss wa. about. (How can FIVE hundred
men kick IN such rowdsdow - Well: we have
waited for the officials and siil We are as deep 10
the fog a. ever The Herald, which has the most
of the Government patronage, and 50 speaks by
Authority. tells long, dismal and rather ooiu'-
Gated story Of tie hoggins kicking and tripping
heel, over head Of the rsai Tyleries 10y MaJ 10.
Uspkins. Mich Walsh and some forty OF hity
Spartan. and Buu-Ender.-whence we conclude
that the Tverites can not have been in great orce
or great pluck Kicked our, however it tarPear' that
they undoubtedly werc-Nlr. James L. Curtis the
Perpetual Grand, being dragged of the platform
and otherwise roughly handled, as were Other
regularly nominated officers. In short. the Don
Loco-Foce. thrashed out the Tyler Loco-t ocos
and proceeding to abuse most of lyers acts, OF
dered him TO turn out Edward Csrtis and MAKE
james Kolly Collector, &c. &c (Ihs dear 'oui'
have licori.h tooth for all the oayes and fishes
ye,-no sharing.) Col. Hepburn, Job Haskel
and swearing OConnor made Loco-t oco speeches
| mostly in dumb show and some real Loco-f oc'
resolutions were heard by several of the audience
Major 10. aforesaid. Finally the rhssring Ha
broken up and the platform taken dowa 10y TN
| Dorrites. without allowing the real Tylcrtes t
| FIRE off their resolutions at ALL at ALL All, but thi
! is funny world
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

Y The Chattanooga Gazette, tennessee =
out " Fer President. HENRY CLAY uncond'''o'
allyn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

Warrior, unknown philaDihropiststs who have written
directing sundv changes in this that department oi our
paper are informed that their gsesttoRs respectfully
ccnsidered-thcir threat, kicked uRder the table Ih'e
who do not like paper We think best 10 make Cd"
n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

YALE CoLLsGE.-A splendid building is about
be erected by thi. Institution at cost Of thirty
thousand dollars. II i, to contain tse different
Libraries Of the college. Both the exterior and
Interior will be finished in the Gothic style, with
numerous pinace., and made FIRE proof. 1t will
be one story high, and consist of main building
and two wings and be built Of freestone.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

y MAJ. Noah. new Tyler paper made it.
FIRST appearance on Monday, and on Tuesday
it nsd the City List OF Advertised Letters worth
about $40 per week in addition TO much other
Government Advertising. As the nan in the Play
saws. That what call comfortable. for be-
ginner. True the law say. that thi. List shall be
published in two papers having the largest circu-
alton, and here it is defed by giving i, to one with
the ,zaEesi circulation bst what OF that Ii i.
in Mr.. Bsach's morning Sun and his ereH.Ag
= Union is At thar enough The same type be-
ing used in both. there i. handsome saving OF la
borsnd expense to the pu!i'ier, though full price
/. charged to the Government
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

u The mob at st. Louis, mentioned in the
Baltimore correspondence in yesterdays paper,
was caused by the suspension of payment of the
Perpetual Insurance Company and l.. A. Benois,
and Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

We cannot answer the inquiry as TO when The hou'a
optic Railroad Will be competed. Can any one AID us,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

- The AadisosSz is exceedingly incensod
at " the bloody Senate for rejecting the nomina-
ten OF George w. Clinton as Collector for the port
of Buffalo. Mr.. Clinton is fair Va. Buren, man,
and has heldthe Office severnl'years under Loco
Foco and year and quarter snder Whig Ad-
ministraton, though his term long since expired.
He is now Mayor Of the City. 1t strikes Us that
Loco-fo foc0 who has been so long in Office ought
TO be satisfied with one OF the two bs, stations in
50 strong Whig City as Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

" From the minute. of the annual Conferences
of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United
States ending in iSi2, we learn that the whole
nuslber Of membership is as follow.:-
Lay members 3O0l
Effective travelling and local preachers. . 10, ,920
Superannuated preachers. .269
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
THE TRIBU n r.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1912.

~ d, General Committee Of Democratic Wing founs
uen ofthe Civ AID Couny OF New-fors FRIDAY evening"
july 2 iGi2 - -, ,t.. ,,,o,,o.e3
.,c,ttor d, tho IrFy 6nd SoE of the Hon hrNh
fT>y nv Jane, p swain Of New York, and rfconnient
the sane ~ the members OF the Drnocrauo sE ~ R1c.
Crnn1,.< Authentic and paipsbir record al ue eiolu'
nrodpctou. Of the great Orator and s,stesnan "hos "
iioic labor and sey they 50 emnenIlS e0'n,, ,
ALEXANDER BRADFORD, Ch&tma-
shNv'1 y: Sr.k' Srr..kk,os Secretaries jye a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

~ The oeut,escn WHO borrowed OF u the Censg II t'
r. S,oils Dfcs Folio , Dcb1tes ~ tae NoD-iorE Conan
ton Of 1921 and other volumes when we mss hho t.y
uu readily recoect are earnestly requested to return
sit4fsly
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

DEsTRscTIrE FLooD.-The jaime. river, Va,
commenced rising very snddenly on Thursday eye-
ming, and continued rsiag till Saturday, when it
wa. higher than i, has been since '36-.ome say
since II. The .uddenne.s and rapidity Of the rise
and the great yolsme Of water, indicated a very
grsat rain above. The navigation is arrested and
the mails stopped. Nearly the entire wheat crop
on the James River bottoms, from Richmond to
Lynchburg, Is supposed to be swept of or ruined.
We fear like result on all the tributaries of the
James on the South .ide-and those Of Appoma-
tox md Roanoke. The wheat crop ia not the only
one injured The growing crops of corn and TO-
bacco are both oyeraown. 1t is reported that nu-
merous very bad breaches have been made In the
canal above Colunbis-in some places the locks
a, well as the embankment being swept away. II
the destruction upsn the Roanoke bore any pro-
portion to that upon the James and is Southern
tributaries, million of dollar, will be moderate
estimate Of the loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

Cy Debney, tried at Richmond Va. for EN-
beztln. money from the Bank OF Virginia, was
acquitted on Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

~ 4 boat containing seven persons was upset
in the river near Richmond, Va. on Saturday even
inc. and two of them were drowned. The! were
going TO Brown. Island, on which they lived an
the ire.het soon after rendered necessary the re-
moyal from their house of the family OF one OF the
drowned men The scene 10 described as nio''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

~ Dr. Buchanan is lectsring at Cincinnati ol
Neurology q union of Phrcnolo.y and Anima
Magnetism.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

~ The 4,<y,oa- is informed that our CLASSIFICATION Z"
"a, n, nber, of Congress cos, W. some midnight laboT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

vEsrros 10 be composed Of Delegates from the several
Counties Ia the State, equal their representation n the
House OF Assembly will be held at Syracuse. on wedne,
day The oh day Of September next at y O'Clock
tor the purpose OF nominating candidates for tie Offices OF
Governor and Lieut. Governor to he supported by the
Wing Electors OF this STATE al the ensusg election and to
transact such other bushes, may be deemed proper by
the Convention.
The Wing Electors respectfully requested 70 meet IN
County Convention in their respective COUNTIES and appoint
their Delegates to the state Convention, and ue Central
Corresponding COMMITTEE for Their respective COUNTIES,
snd transmit the OF such committee with their AL
dress to the Chairman he saIe Committee, at Albany
albany June Il. 1872
LEWIS BENEDICT,
JOHN TOWNSEND,
SAMUEL STEVENS, State Central
JOHN TAYLOR,
JAMES HORNER Conn,ittee
SANFORD COBB,
ROBERT THOMPSON,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

% destructive hail storm occurred in Frank.
In county, Indiana, on the Sd ult. Its track was
from FIVE 10 ten miles wide It h.iled for an
hour, the nail stones weighing frem one to Two
ounces. Horses aud cattle were much cut and
bruised, and some OF them killed. The loss i.
estiisated al from fifty to one hundred thousand
dollars.