Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

the 'ransmiSsion "r letters To- a-d from INHERENT parts
'n the United States by fireign steamers. Refer
cd 10 The eunsnitee on P4si OH rs AMI Post
Roads
From The Tt-,Ausy DcporirArni stating 'ha, No
eaors hal been made 10 take the Isnn below psr.
Al~o an relation 10 tonnage duiics-light houses
sud the Revenue Act of 1871.
fmm the sale Department in relation "a the
Boundary Line between Town and Missouri
From the Lapi-laiure of Missouri m relation D.
the Michigan Boundary Line and siai'rg that one
Of the lines was lmprnrticahlc;
From the War Department in relnnsn TO Inc con
tingeni expenses OF the Military establishment Urea
lies, &c.
THE LOAN Ball.
Mt Fillmore moved that the House GO into com.
miiiee of tho Whole upon the Bll To extend the
time for taking the Loan. Objections were made
To the motion but il prevailed ayes l0l nucs no,
counted.
Mr. Ward of y Y vns called TO the Chalr and
the debate proceeded recommending whese IN clos
ed Yesterday. Mr. Pnunii at that time not having
concluded his speech. Mr. = spike Of The course Of
debate here end The authors If the great delay in
the aciiun OF the House.
IL was commended that The peculiar friends OF tho
Administration were not responsible for the delay
which had been occasioh.d. The charge was not
met. The friends ofihe Pre- ident were as anxious
~ nnv one could be 10 sustain the Government and
To relieve II from its present smharrassmenis He
inr Ons was willing 10 10 every thing To relieve the
Government. hat sell its bonds in the market below
par lie wonld vote 90, 30 or even so millions of
dollars 10 relieve the Government. fit could not
GOT nlnng with selling is honis n par let the Tariff
be revised al once and the question be met up'n it,
merits.
The closing par, n T Mr. Prunii's speech created a
gnnd deal oI excitement ard mcrrineni-exriie.
meni IN reference 10 some remarks made as To
the Wings who had signed The Manifesto. and
mcrrimeni IN defining the fragments Of the Wing
party.
Mr. Profit said iha, many OF he Wings had re-
penied signing this ManiiJ sto.
A call VAS made for names, first Ivy Mr. Rayner.
Of n. C., secondly Ivy Mr. Bpis. OF Va. thirdly by
Mr. Gentry. Of Tenn. md bv scvetil others.
Mr. Profit said he would name one.
Mr. Ward, in The Chl.F, said II VAS not in order
10 No 80.
Mr. B,tiS ionk an appeal.
Mr Profit would not BE- forced inin y " eN0n sure
here when the motive Of u was no higher Than IT,
create 4 difficulty. lie coulI appeal ~ the members
who had signed he manifesto. lo he citra Wing
newspapers who had at e. 81 sustained it-tu IN axe
good tie remark. lie made no charges.
The appeal was Withdrawn, and for some fIleen
minutes the members were kept in roars oflaughicr
during the discussion. The subject here was a
defining nf the fragments OI The Wing arty. which
Mr. Stanly remarked yesterday was confined TO the
Curporal's guard.
Mr. Gentry has the aoor fr Monday on this
Bill.
The Committee ruse after Mr. G. was announced
us entitled To The floor.
Several unimp irlnni Resolutions offered by Mr..
Fillmore. calling tor information M regard to The
contingent expenditures were adopted. and the
House adjourned.