New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
ur, TyIsr's Reasons mendme ate 10 a
Tariff Bilt.
spOndcnce OF The Tribune.
MA,HfScToN. SATURDAY j.


wAsMSCroS, saturday Ju., L
In the HousE to-day Mr.. ADAMS from the |
lect committee ON the reasons deposited ue
State Department by the President for he % u
,urc Of the Appor,ionmcnt bill, made a upon u
ne subject concluding with a resolution decaus
the act Of the President in this. unvauanra b,
the Constitution of the United States, inIurng o
the public interests, and that the iieuse PrQes
against the act being repeated or assumed as ape
cedcut hereafter The report was laid o, the "a
BILE and ordered printed.
Mr.. BARNARD asked leave 10 make rposI
from the Committee On the Judiciary; obJecios
being made, the regular order Che reception o
rcports) ion the morning hour was taken, (snt d
rcpor, some time since made by the COMMUNE
the judiciary declaring the incSpedieacy ofincls
Ing corporations in the operation ot a banAu
law. being hr,t in order and Mr ROosLvELr
my the aoor;) Mr.. r. for the purpose Ia. Y
ayowed) ot excluding Nh. Barmords report. occ
pied the floor in opposition to the report on 4
bankrupt iaw, until the TarIa bill was taken up.
Nj. BARVARD's report Is understood u be- u
the subject Of tie collection OF duties IN N ,abo
rate argument maintaining that the Gowumen
mas no power O. collect duties uudcreNisiingha,
The Tariff bill was then again taken uph to
House for tual action, the question being % cor
rurrcnce with the amendments of the ComnRiCe
on which the previous question had been nsve
la,rcycnin- by Mr.. BRoSsos of Me. The prc.s
question wa seconded and the question % srde 1
my the main question was ncgatyed, Yeas
I,l. Ia. -
the bill over to Monday
After recovering somewhat from the 'urprxI
manifested by all portion. of the House at tins i
cision, Mr.. {. II. WILLIAMS, of lie. moved AZ
consideration II the VOC. carT.ef-leas II
NAYS l04. The main question was then ordsge
and the House proceeded TO vote on the numen
amendments of the Committee. Among those
Importance, on which the Yeas and Nays we
called, the following were c0HcHrred N:
Increasing the duty on wooden blrIkets. exceo
ing in value az the place whence imported - ccn
each. and exceeding IN dimensions Z , ~ - irft
EACH from % 10 80 per cent nd yaioyep: i..
rs, NAYS l0j. Increasing the d1ty on ws1
and wor.ted warn from - to 30 per cent al II
rem: less IL, Nays leG. Reducing the
on bar or bolt iron, made wholly or IN pau ty a
ing, from $50 To 81 % per ton Yeas lao, NJ
80. Striking out the duty of one cent per p@
GA raw hides Of all kinds and inserting FIRE N
cettum al saiorem: Yeas l07, Nays 30.
he amendment striking out the duiy on coli
manufactured of three cents per pound and
serting duty OF twenty per cent nd raiorfm,
n0n-coHcuyed in: Yeas 81, Nay l07.
The whole section imposing duty on tea ar
coffee rros stricken out; Yeas 10, Nay. 90
No further action of importance had been pks
at the close of this letter.
In SENATE the bill granting land. 20 the ss'i1
for the relief Of deaf, dumb and insane pene'
was taken up, and after remarks by Mr.. SsIuf
Ia. in advocacy thereof. was laid over.
The bill authorizing the Secretary of cT1l
sury To make arrangements or compromise VI
the securities of Samuel Swartwoui, was onie'
engros,ed.
The remainder of the day was occupied ",
private bills. ARogs