New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-25
By This Mofning's Southern ilail.
From our Special Correspond, NJ.


The tide OF popular sentiment is pouring INTO ''ie
Syna,e with resistess current, and the flepeaiels
are trembling fer the fate Of their 'actlous move
ment agains, the Bankrupt Bill. Benton ana MS
associates fearful of the result OF fnai vote upon
The .ubiec, before the middle OF the Aextweek, re
ln,,an,lv welded their assent to tho second reading
and reference of the Bill this morning. WITH all
hci, Senators present, the vote will stand % 10 '
and this MEASURE Of ruthless persecution viii be
put at res, trust forever
n ai,ernp, will be made on Monday, when II IS
exoccted the Committee the Judiciary will re-
vert against II, 10 s.ave off the vote its final
passage By protrac;cd dscussion#of the merits Of
=, lie Bankrupt Bill 1t is sell known to Mr. Cal.
noun ard Mr.. Benton, tina, one Of The gentlemen
,yo is instructed to vote against the repeat will ne
cessariy be absent from the Senate aerW edne sdny
the Goth insr., and that It's doubtful whether he
,ltesnne his seal during the session The friends
of ;le oppressed, however, viii not relax their et
forts to bring the matter 70 decision before that
period and If they fail, they viii deyove upon
lk President the grateful task of rescuingt5I haP
=less thousands from the iron grasp Of relentless
ayaricc He at least will not dsappoint iheirzjust
expectation; for whatever may be- urged against
John Tyers politics. dogmus, am tree=to say
that no mans heart more promptly responds'o. the
appeals Of distress; and, no man hand#ls more
ready to relieve it, [ say again To the bankrupt
and his suffering family, be OF good cheer! The
,,coclery tina, would consisn you to misery and
4
Extra Session cannot be repealed.
The Treasury Note BILL as amended by Mr
Evans. pa ssed the Senate between q and O'clock
this evening, by vote of / TO 90 several Wings
being absent. In vain di! Mr.. Calhoun exert bis
extraordinary powers to defeat it; it waa pIainlist
the Government required all the means it provided
even in state of profound peace and patriotism
prevailed over the ambitious design of the Curoli-
man The House, am led 70 believe, will over
rule The intention Of the Orpo.!tion leaders in that
body, and after very brief consideration, accept
and pass the bill as amended by the Senate.
The Exchequer project, qualified as proposed by
the Select Committee, of which Mr.. TalImadge is
Chairman daily gaining strengthen both Houses;
and if it fail to become n law, rs ! still think it
will, the vote will be highly respectable, and may
induce renewed exeltions to carry snar mea-
sure before the expiration Of the Session. hope
sincerely something will ere long be done 10 hay-
mon;ze the Earring elements of our party; that sec
,ional and constitutional antagoniSm wilibcmerscd
in united, glorious effort TO relieve the country
from its intolerabc cmbarrassmcnts,= and thus
n I Ill,
conflict Of IA. You have done rluch to restore
confidence and good feeling among our friends, and
you deserve much at their hands Go on, sir;
pursue the prudent and rational course you have
marked out for yourself; and whatever may be the
result the country will owe you debt of gratitude
which should never be forgotten. Your reflections
on meu and measures know arc read with deep
interest by the master spirits ut the Metropolis.
They are appreciated by those WHOSE opinions are
Jewels TO your reputation patriot and phi
an,hropist.
Zu the midst of our other calamitics regret to
see that among few mad spirits OF the House, an
stcnlpt is making to revive the unfortunate sub
=iect of slavery. Mr.. Adams, while proceeding
this afternoon to vindicu,c himself against the as
pensions of n libald memorial purPor'lnS to nave
been 90, up in the State of Georgia, incloscd TO
him, made some severe reflections upon certain
Southern member. and Southern institutions,
which reused the ire OF Mr.. Rainer OF \. C., MIR.
Wise Of Va. and MIR. Johnson Of Md. The
greatest confusion pervadcd the Hail tor TWO or
three hours, and after indulgence on the part OF
one OIL. gentlemen in the understandable and
abusive cpithets towards tic venerahle member
from Mass, The House al iourned to meet and
renew hos,iites on Monday next. Your shall have
The atuoutnsent Yours truly. LEO.
Is On Friday night last the cabinet mu;crs
shop=ot Mr. Cook at Washington with all It's out
buildings and tho livery stable OF MIR. Connolly were
consumed BY fiji. Mr.. Couo!ly's loss is $1,000
no insurance: Mr. Cock was insured for $l0GO.
X Rec,ure..-GENENAl. SOCIETY OF ME
CHANCES AND EN.-un Tuesday Evening,
January IS the Rev. Dr. cox o: BROOKLYN viii teii'er
The fifth Of his OF Hectares History and Chro-
noiocy the Lecture Room Of the us1'i"n IN Crosby
Ja-' IL
Is- Mercantile library E.ecturca.-The
Twelfth lecture of The Will be delivered al Clinton
Halt ON Wednesday Evening. 26h inst n; o'clock ly
JoStrH r. CnaSpLER, Esq @! rhiladelpha.
Suhjcct-'rhe Cultivation of the :Ai'ectons-
Tickets, admitting q lady aud gentcmna % ceiis.
BY order.
ia5ct ISAAC II. BAILEY, RSc.Sec
oil The exhibition Of the Thirteenth lard Juvenile Tenn
rcr,rrc Society will take place TUESDAY EVE