The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

Warrington.
Correspondence Of the HERALD

In the Senate this morning, there were several Pc
titions and resolutions presented
Mr.. BERRIES, from the Committee on the Judi
ciary, reported bill to provide further remedial jus
tce in courts Of the United States, which was read
and ordered to second reading.
This bill makes provision for the object conlem-
plated in the ms sage of the President Of the UNI
ted States below
Onmotion of Mr.. BAYARp, the bill to extend the
provisions of the act of August last in relation to
the banks Of the District of Columbia, was taken
up, the question pending being on Mr.. Aliens mo
ton to recommit the bill, with instructions in con-
formily with the resolution which lie offered yeser-
day, Gas published in our report of that DAYS de.
bate.)
Mr.. KERR being entitled to the floor, proceeded
at considerable length to deliver his views in sup
port Of the bill.
The debate was continued by Messrs. WsloHr,
BUCHANAN, WOODBURY., CALHOUN, and BError, in
support of the motion to recommit; aud by Messrs.
BAYARp and WOODBRIDGE in opposition to it.
The question was then taken on Mr.. ALIENS
motion, and resulted as follows
YrAs.-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun.
Fulton, King, Linn, McRoberts, Sever Smith Of Con.
necticut Sturgeon Tsppsn Walker, Wilcox, Williams
NAvs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bsysrd, Ber.
rien, Choate, Clay. Clayton Evans Graham, Hender.
son, Huntington. Kerr, Mangum, Miller, Morehead,
Phelps. Porter, Prentiss Simmons Smith Of Indiana,
Sprague Tallmadge, and Woodbridge-26
So the Senate refused to committee bill.
Mr.. BENTON then moved to lay the bill on the Ia.
ble with the view of submitting resolution Of in.
quiry whether the banks had violated their char
tiers, directly or Indirectly since the first of March
last, and demanded the yeas and nays ON that
motion, which were ordered, and were-yeas Is,
nays p.
So the Senate refused to lay the bill the table.
Mr.. SEWER moved to postpone the bill one week,
with view Of ascertaining by that time whether
the banks Of Pennsylvania and Maryland would
not resume, which he believed they were about do
ing.
Mr.. BAYARD then submitted an amendme mt as fol-
lows That unless the banks Of Richmond and Ba.-
timore shall, before that time, specie pay.
ments; after which resumption the privilege grant
ed by this act shall cease and determine - which
amendment was agreedto.
The question now being on the motion to post
pone the bill for one week, it was taken by yeas
and nays, and resulted-yeas Is, noes 25.
The bill was then reported to the Senate, and CT
dered TO be engrossed for third reading.
The PRESIDENT PRO tenn. then laid before the Sem
ate the following message from the President of the
limited S,otes
To THE SENATE In my message Of the 7th December,
Isuggestea to Congress the propriey and in de-
ine neCeiny ., %sHng proper pr oy
their and Of the option Of the party Of
all such cases as might arise in State Courts diving
Of the International oblira,ons Of the Un;te
States from such State tribunal to the
urged to repeat at this time this recommeHd ation
by the receipt of intelligence upon which rely, that
been arrested upon charge Of connection with the ex
The Caroline" was destroy ed and will in ali probabi
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discharge be demanded by the British this
ject until the case shall have reached the court Of
in that court and sheurh such deisy ought not, in
national point Of view, to give csuse Of umbrege TO-
;nst;cs 20 foegn shpu he naced amonr onr
highest duties cannet therefore, in consideration Of
what properly became the onea states ana IN or
the discharge Of one Of ta subjects orego the duty
repeang my reco@msma.Sn 20 ss,ss 'r
ON this subject.
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Temperance socie'y-Ihe"tric"is'
AT the meeting Of the House to-day MI. McCLEL
Lam offered resolution calling upon the Secretar
Of the Treasury to report the amounts the Distric
Attorney, Clerks of the District and Circuit Courts