New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
By This Mornings Southern Mail
Treasury Note Bill-Kspenl OF the O,s. w..
IribuIior Act-Debnie en the A.he"
Quer, &C.
W.ssluytos Correspondence OF the Se~-foFk lf'Ouas
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W WasspgtoR Correspondence OF TIC
TEpHEsDAY. Jan. .
In the HousE OF RERsEs EsTArlvks so-day' Mrs
An,4. moved q correction OF ths journal IN rea-
,ion TO Abolition petitions presented by hsln' sn'
with the Sneske. aud or tvo others, con.
yersed 9, some length. The whole mater "a'
snsIIy on motion Of Mr. MERIwkrH&R, laid on
he ia ble, bs Yeas 90. Nays rs
A personal explanation arose between Nessr'.
Pgoyylr and ARNOLD relating 10 remarSs OF MI.
A,s Yesterday. in which he had compared Nlr. 7.
10 1ungrymsvss on d trsHehsr a'tHf'"s e''l'a0s'
NJ P.corclSded tha, he would not condesc"nd TO
,,,ics any thing the gentleman might say now OF
hereafter on the floor
Further conversation was broken OF. and Tue
o.der OF the day-the question or the sPiea'
taken bv Mr. BowSE from the dseislon OF tS'e
Chsir, By which Mr.. B. point "l order was over
ruled and Mr. AgSoto allowed 10 process IN his
remarks in reply 10 Messrs. BuEKE and EASTMAN
was taken up.
After conversation OF more than an ioD' ~
this subject, the appeal sustained by leas %
Nav. SO and Mr. ARNOLD being thus co"'i"e'
TO the strict question before the House "'tlci'M
his motion 10 reconsider the vote on the iaSih
ou..,ios and said he would write out and publish
the speech he intended 10 have made u oula
not til. be the best for the Country w'thte
gard 10 many other speeches
Mr. FILLMORE, in accordance with directions
from the Committee OF WAYS and Means. OF wh.ch
he i. ,hs able Chairman, reported 0lii autho''
izing an issus of treasury NorEs, TO the amount
of five millions dellars-the time for the ISSUE OF
which 10 De terminated as soon as me teh'a"uci
of lie twelve million loan il made negotiable.
The announcement of the bill caused senela'
burst of laughter lhrous shou the hail, and vas I'M
media,cly followed by a motion from Mr.. STUART
of Illinois, TO lay IL on ne ta6ls who, when VII
Fillmore appealed TO him to withdraw The motion
for a uorrent and not tnus summarily and WITHOUT
debate (,he motion To lay the tnb!c not beng
debateabr dispose OF bill brought forward /" 'fi's
exigency to save the nation from oanArnFtcy' de-
cined TO withdraw the motion. saving that all the
Wby members Of this House were committed
ae ainst Treasury Notes and il this bill were thus
Immediately disposed Of some other measure ot
relief would sooner be brought forward.
The Yea, and Nays were taken, and the houSr'
refused 10 lay the bill on the table, BY Yeas %
Nav, 1853. The bill was then retsrred to the Com
mi,,ee of tho Whole and ordered printed.
Mr.. MckEoS gave notice that when It came UP
he should offer an amendment repeating the DIS
tributon Act.
The House adjourned at half past ,wo O'Clock,
havin- been occupied during most OF the Session
on the mportant case OF Mr.. Arnold, (to use
his own words. } and the correction OF the Journal
proposed b. Mr.. Adams.
In thr senate report was presented from the
Pos, Office Department, for the disburse1nsnistroH
the Contingent, Fund for ls4l.
\ Bill for the relief of Jose phi Bss.ett wa.
passed.
Mr.. PREsroS from the Committee on Military
Affairs reported bill for the settlement OF lh'
claims of Maine for the services OF her Militia
He also requested the discharge of that Commltte'
from the fnr,he- consideration Of the memorial o
Mons. Gonon Gar an appropriation Tor the esta'
lishment Of his system of telegraphs betweeI
Washington and New-York. The memorial wa
laid on the table.
The bill for the relief Of certain revenue officer
who served in the Navy Of the U. States was de
bated for some time and laid over al the exPra
ton of the morning hour
The debate was continued of the plan OF tx
eheqner by Mr. MoksnEAp. who condemned it a
toto, contending that the people of the West, If o
no other parts Of the Unon, had decided IN tnv"
of a T. s. Bank. under the b.netclal operation Q
which they woEld be relieved from their presfn
oppressive burden Tor carriage on exchanges.
Mr. SIMMONS thought the plan should be take
up md delibea ateiy acted on, and might be so mod
fled as to be beneficial the suffering country, TO
whose relief they were bound TO act.
Mr. WOODBURY. has the floor for Tomorrow
ARGUS.