New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-22
By. This Mornings Southern Nail.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

protest of the officers and crew Of the Creole
Fourteen Senators presented petitions IN great
numbers agaia:t the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law.
a few were presented for the repeal or suggesting
amendments.
Mr. BAYARD expressed himself favorable to IN
clndiag Corporations within the provisions OF the
law.
Mr. PREsroS said he had reconciied himself 10
the passage Of the law at the Extra Session, hoping
that the essential alteration would be made IN t.
He conceded that there were strong reasons now
against its repeal by which the fond hopes Of many
would be blasted, but on a point Of principle he
felt 6ound to rote tortAe Repeal.
The Treasury Note Bill was then taken up and
debated at some length, and with interest, chiefly
in reference to the amendment reported by the
Committee to strike out the rroviso inserted by
the House that the Treasury Notes should be in
lieu Of so much Of The Twelve Million Loan
Mcssrs. WOODBURY., CALHOUN KING and b.
cHASA., opposed the amendment as adding five
millions to the public debt, advocating economy in
conducting the Government, and con,ending that
the bill as it came from,he House-in which shape
it would receive their support-urnished sufficient
present supply for the wants of the Government
Mr.. 3. expressed his uniform aversion TO the is ue
Of Treasury Notes, into which, howeye he had
been drafted from time to time and his preference
TO q loan even at per cent.
Messrs RlvEs and EVANS referred to the de-
Ynonstration made Yesterday in the speech Of the
latter, that both the proposed amount of Treasury
Notes, and the remainder Of the Loan would be
necessary to carry the Government; aad yet
gentlemen allowing the immediate wants Of the
Treasury, stopped to discuss the amendment Ia
ssting on it's rejection, which would amount 10 "a
repeal Of the loan bill: and obstinaely pcrsevered
in their favori,e curse although they stopped the
wheels of the Government, thereby. They Gallo!
on gentlemen to abandon that reckless policy, 10
unite with them, and adopting the amendment to
afford the necessary supplies t. Government
Mr.. PREsroN declared his intention TO vote
against the bill, he had uniformly DONE believ-
ing the issue Of Treasury Note- 10 be unconstilu-
tional.
The amendment Of the Committees adopted
Yeas "a, Nays 81.
And the Senate adjourned.
Ia the HOUSE, resolution offered BY Mr. VEL
LER was adopted inquring of the Secretary of
the Treasury whether any public money has been
deposited in the Savings Institute of Louisville,
Ky. and whether on proper securities, &c.
Attempts were made to offer ether resolutions.
which were objected to.
The SPEAKER laid before the Housc several Ex-
ecutve communications, araong which was one
from the President in answer TO resolution Of the
House, giving information touching the American
citizens captured near Santa Fe. and those cxiled
ut Van Diemun's Land. Also from the Secretary
Of State, the final proceedings of the Convention
on the subject of the Boundary Line between the
United States and Texas
Mr.. Boris inquired of the c hartman of the Sc
lcct Committee on the Presidents fiscal plan, Mr.
Cushing when with any probability they might
look for report from that Committee on the fis
ca. Agent
Mr.. CUSHING said he was not able to state as
soon as instructed by the Csmmittee he was ready
10 report The Committee diligently EN-.
poyed in maturing the subject.
Mr.. Boris was very glad TO receive this inform
alton, as he had heard that probably the Commit
would make no report ut all.
The remainder Of the day was consumed in the
presentation OF petitions, many OF which were
against the repeal of the Bankrupt Lava from
New-York, Connecticut and various States Many
also were Abolition petitions. on most OF which the
question Of reception being raised, was laid on the
table; the remainder-ihe petitions themselves
the reception of which could not be prevented UNI
der the rules were laid on the table
Mr.. CHlrrESpES presented petition against
the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law. the reference OF
which he moved TO the Committee on the Judi
CARY, with instructions to inquire into the cSpe-
dency of reporting Bankrupt Bill TO include
money issuing Corporations, and with such other
variations from the presen, law as the Committee
may deem necessary. Theinstructions were agreed
10.
Mr. RoosEv moved direct instructions of the
same character. instead OF instructions Of 'aqmry
and called the previous question. This Was not
demanded bv tbs House, and the petition giving
Use to debate, was laid over.
The House adjourned ats clock @ARGvs
VlRG.SlA.-Thc resolutionwhich has been M
der debate in the House of Representatives of the
State Of Virginia. for instructns its Senator's 10
vote for repeal of,hc Bankrupt Law, has, after
struggle of seven or eight days, been postponed in
definitely by vote OF 65 Yeas 10 65 Nays
GEORGIA ELEcTIoS.-Wc learn that eighty
counties are heard from at Savannah The Demo
Gratis are about 4S0 ahead; thirteen counties 70
hear from, which will swell their nsioritieS TO
$500. Globe.