New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

In SENATE. to-day, Mr. TALLMADGE gav' notice
,ba, he .ho.ld move to take up the Excacquer bul
on Monday NEXT, and to postpone all other 'Pe''ai
orders.
Mr.. ARcHy,. from the Committee on NN''
Affairs. reported bill, to rc-orsani1e the Navy D''
cnrtnent; TO prescribe the number OF Professors
Of Mathematic. III the Navy and for the e''AD-
u.bmc,, Of School, for instruction in the naval
science.
Mr. Racers Resolution nstructins the Com
miuee on Indian Aiairs to inquire what amount
of money above the contract pircc was pam 10
lain He.s for the removal Of tho Cherokees west
Of the Mississippi was, after some discussion
adopted.
nm. were passed supplementary TO the net Of
1889 establishing the Judicial Court oi the 1 nj
red States and to provide for the reports ot ihe
decisions Of the Supreme Court ct the ohte"
S,ate, Uhcse having been made without other
authority of law than npproPriatlon')
The bill. To provide too the erection OF n no'P,
tsl in Washington, and incorporating the Na'ioha
institution for the promotion ut Science were
ordered engrosscd.
The bill for the removal of certain cases from
the State 10 the Federal Judiciary, after discus
sion of some length, Wa ordered 'ng'o'''d -
Yeas p, Nays IL.
The Senate ad Journed. =,
In the HOUSE,. atet nm Intellectual effort by Mr.
e. j. INGERsoLL, to offer resolution Pfo''u"
thar no motion to adleurr shall be in order before
GPM
The consideration of the Tariff Bill was resum'
81 IN Commune of the Whole Mr.. J. /. Ma
son of Md. made speech in opposition To IRE
rection and high rates OF duty, taking an . a"iul
.U,inting" towards direct iaHation. Mr.. WIN L
JoHSsoy advocated sufficient AID permanent
tariff for revenues and protection to dome't"
manufacturers He repeated the notice oil the
propo.ition he intends without delay TO oher Tor
tho snnoin,ment of a select committee 10 TAKE
into Wow the Interests sf the country. and report
n nropo,ition for the relief OF the people ana oil
the States His scheme is tor the issue 81
Government Stocks to the amount OF pcrsaP'
5000 600 900 to be given 10 the States IN equal
rrono,,ions IN. proceed, of the loans to be set
apart to pay the interest, and asnkng fund raised
from d,,ties on luxuries to be set apart Tor their
rrdsmption after IA given number ot years. lie
dv cit largely on the embarrassment' ot the States
and their claim for aid from the General Govern
ment IA they have snrrcrdered up TO ii all the vast
power over revenue from commerce.
Mr. GAMBLK occupied most Ot IN. hour ia u re-
ply to The speech Ot MS coIl'hSu'' MI tooifl'
of Yesterday and in able defence of the Wing
Representation from Georgia. Mr.. PAYSE OF
Alabama opposed Protection aud advocated the
doctrines Of Free Trade Mr.. EVERETT refsr
red to the veto OF the little Tariff bil and
pressed the belief that the President would not
take the responsibility the bill Of a second time
opposing himself To the declared " i. OF the Repre-
,entat,es Of the Peope on the subject OF revenue,
upon which it was peculiarly their province 10 de-
eide He hoped the provisions Of IN, bin relative
70 distribution would be- retained lie advocated
a Revenue Tariti. and within that the necessary
protection to domestic Industry, and pointed OUT
IN. WOODEN and several other interests which re-
CURED the all thereof &c. W. ". irwin de-
Tended the President. and advocated the Protcc-
ton system for the coal and iron nc,c.t, oi Penn
sylysnia, &c. Mr.. BLACK continued the contro-
yer.y relative to Georgia politics and replied to
Mr.. Gamble.
Mr. Born. yesterday in an explanation, in the
course of Mr.. Gushing remarks on the reasons
of the President for signing the ApporloEment
bill. expires sed his decided intention to bring in
ticles Of impeachment against the President.
The House adjourned. ARGUS.