New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

ing for list of the members of the 2oth ana = u
Congresses who have been applicants io' ONCE,
ysclin,ag 10 gre the information from sese'-'
consideration Of policy and propreiy, as wei q
from proaer rs.pect 10 the rights o. the Executive
Department. and stating that all appointments
made By the President from the tie .; teir y oni
nation become official acts and matter OF record
m, congregations or aspondence on the sub
ec, were o: . Confidential! and not oitcla. nature
IT.. House then resolved itself INTO Commit
.7oi the Whole on the Union. Mr.. WARD IN the
Chair. and resumed the consideration OF the Loan
Bill
Mr.. WISE moved 10 strike out the amendment
from he Committee OF Was and Means p!etiglns
The revenue from duties to ,Aes redemption OF the
stocks. and 10 inser; a provision for the repeal OF
the Distribution Act. pedEing the moneys sT'Sins
fran the sales of the public lands 10 tbs purpose.
Mr. srAs!.y raised the point tina; this amend
men. WIS not in order
The CHAlRM,S decided tin order
Mr. FILLMORE appealed, and briefly opposed me
decision. a precisely the reverse OF the DECISION
q, yes,erday rejecting Mr.. EVERETT : amendment
coaiending that this proposition was contrar,. to
the rule which prohibits amendments OF different
nature from the billunder consideration, and that
il wouid lead 70 nerminablc debate on the Land
Bill and delay of the loan required by the 'lnife-
diate wants Of the Treasury
After several unsuccessful attempts to obtain
quorum. the members being engaged in listening
to Mr. Clay the House adjourned NRGUs.
u Hon WILLIAM S1ADE publishes a card in
the lntcgcncer expressing his great surprise ut
the proceedings of the House in consuming Mr.
Glpp1SGs, and declaring that he stands ready,
here and every where, now and forever TO main
tain and defend the resolutions presented by Mr. G
- H on D. d. BARNARD publishes card IN
the Intcgencer saving that he refused TO yotcon
the resolutions consuming Mr.. GIDDlSGs because
he believed the House had assumed power which
did not belong 10 it.
GREAT FIRE At NEw-ORLEASS.-On the 18th
II fire broke out in a stable in the rear OF the St
Charles Theatre. New-Orleans. which the flames
soon reached, and in less than half an hour that
magnificent building was in ashes The adjoining
Arcade Bath thcn,ooll fire and was soon destroyed
The insurance on both was So 900 The Thea
ire owned BY the Gas Company but Mr. j.
H. Caldwell lost $4,000 in the destruction of its
furniture, Sc. The Camp-strect Theatre was in
iurcd $4,000. Two men were killed-onc BY
brick from wall The total loss is full si3O,-
600. The fire occurred about two hours before
the time for tho opening OF the Theatre.
70 The Philadelphia Chronicle says that Elo-
SEA j. LEWIS, the absconding Cashier of the
ScLuvlkiil Bank, has been arrested at New Or
leans, and will soon be brought TO Philadelphia.
20 We are indebted to Que of the Clerks OF the
Post Office for the following unique superscription
of d letter which passed through the City Post
Office one day last week
think could a tale unfold,
II wou. make people worry;
But none nv tale shall e'er behold,
Save little Hen EEcl1urTHy.
I'll find him at Ncyybur2h. Ncw-fe ERIK,
If wind be fair. and weather
So Jovc thunder cloud uncork,
But let conc together.