New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The Creole--,rr. G;iddinzn censured and
hi. intended re~iSnntton---1.oan Esiil,
Correspondence Of The New Vol. Tribune.


poses for the regulation Of the pay and emolu,
nents OF purser. andwsrraar-o officers Of the Nay
and 70, The appointment of d board to prepare
rule, and regulations Cor the government of the
Nay; which were twice read and referred to the
Committee Of Naval Affairs
The galleries we're filed to ovcriowins !" OK
gcc,a,ion Of Mr. Clay closing the debate GA i'i5
resolutions. The resolutions were taE, u, p,, ana
Iatlovsr TILL to-norrow on account q 'ii= = : ''l-
.spositio.i.=
The bill from the House 70 extend ;hc time for
-olling the j;,,,d Granted 10 the hentnchy Asylum
,or The r,eaeand Dumb vas passed with an amend
non. ,ogatpr ri,b three ',liis OF private nature
The },;ii 5.r,endos the Distribution Act 20 to
e,,,I;,Jn restriction settler. on the pub
l;nla,,s va, ordered engro<sed,
,ld ,bs Senate adjour.ed.
-, he HousE, tie unfinished business Of yestcr.
,j,,. ,ras uea takenup being on#the resoutiunat
tir.t offered by Mr.. BORIS and rcncwed=by Mir.
=IGELLEf, declaring that the courscot MI. CID
r!SSs On yesterday oiierins aiesolGtlon lu>thyins
The conduct Of the persons on board the Creole, IL
,araaing :leir natural righ: Of sherry; and de-
claring that any attempt By this Government TO
,.ensIavo those persons would be disgrace TO
g 6.,yernmcpt and not justified BY tie Constitution
,VIE
,,5,ona,joD Of the counis aud the House parlicu-
Larry. The pending question being on an appeal
-, by Mr. FILLMORE from the decision Of the
c,ocaker tina, TIC previou, question could not be
,nried 10 rterc,nlution ii beng matter Of privi-
las,. and Mr. Gdji4gs having the rishlto be heard
IN IN, na.is defence The decision Of the Speaker,
,,,. reversed yeas q, NAYS ll8
And thrs the Ei,lIse decided that the previous
.ticn appliel the motion postpone the sub
ic,t was clt oii. The previous question then
,escined Axes II, Noes 10 and the question
Shall tie rain qucstienb be NOW put g. car
rcd: AYES D. Nayse9i
Mr.. WELLER ,novcd to suspend the rules, that
Mr.. G!pnlScs might be heard IL llisowi defence
The SrEAEER, under the decision Of the House
,,,st made, that the rules otthe House we're TO ll,.
pIy IN his case, decided that the main question OF,
he resolution having ban ordered no motion w;is
III order except TO lay on the table or to adjourn.
An appeal was taken and The decision Of tie
chair sustained: Yeas 127;; Nays not conntcd.
Mr. STEWART Of Va. moved to reconsider the
vote ordering the main question
Tic SHAKER decided this also ont Of order
and his decision Gan appeal thcfatrom having
iaeHiaken) sustained.
Mr. ADAMS noeed Ia LAY the rc>ulution ~ the
ablc; winch failed: Teas TO- Mays la.
Iiie preamble and resolution 'rere theaa3oPe&
The former Nv Yeas ll9,Nays 10 ST. Inter ~
Yeas l25 Nays 60.
Mr. GlDDlSo. imu.cdiatey took his hat and
bidding farewell 10 the Members=oi the House
scyerll4, lefi the H0Il, intending, by resignation
o his seat, te#aFpeal irom=;hIs decision of the
House to lSconsGtucnts.
Nlr, BanSuM asked leave To enter on the journal
his protest AGAINST tins votr d ccnsulc refused
l.
iobe excused from voting, bit we're refused.
The ilollse, ON motion of Mir. FILLMORE, re-
,umcd the consideration OF the Loan Bill in Com
mi,icc Of the Whole. Mr.. EVERETT amendment
making il the du,y of tire Secretary OF TIC Trcu-
snr, 10 dispose Of the stock at hc shortest time
fossiblc nj pnr but not exceeding twenty years
wadnc
This amendment was adopted without debate.
Aud TO the amendment offered by Mr.. FILL
YcRr, from the Committee Of WAYS and Means,
pcdginc the receipts from the customs To the pay
nent of the stock Mr.. EVERETT, who had before
said he would not vote fora loan or Treasury
Notes. until the ways and means FOR then rcdemp-
hon arc raised, to remedy this difficulty, moved a
Substitute for this amendment, recnactins the same
duties as were lrved the lst of January, l"lO,
cnimports. pedginc the revenue thus received 10
the lcdenptor Of this stock and providing that IN
case the duty thus levied should exceed twenty per
cent shall affect in no wise the disposition oi The
public Lands as provided by the Distribution Act.
Mr.. FlLLMo0E raised the point tliattill> amend
men, was not in order; and the CHAiEaiAN MIR.
WARD ruling i, outoi order, Mcs>rs. EVERETT
and MISE appealed from the decision.
After il debate of some length. the decision maS
sustained: Icas 81. NAYS 80.
Tho House then adjourned. ARGUS
~ Sr. PArRicKs Day celebrated III
,ncndid style on Temperance principles at Wash
mg,on. Hon THOMAS T. MARSHALL. presided at
the dinner, nu, soon Yielded the claim to Hon.
CAHlsroruEu MoRGAS. Vice President. Capital
speeches were made by NIsss,s.= Hudson, Burnell,
Nlckenna Sewall and others
VIRolSlA,The House Of Delegates .! Virginia
indefinitely postponed tho bill to prevent the sac
Ifcc of property By forced sale. Ct to 57.I'e
Bank Bill hus been sen, back to the House from
the Senate with eight amendments, requiring q re-
sumption on the Isl November, providing tha,,hc
directors of = Mo{;lc, Bank shall no, bcconleill-
debted more than $4,000. nor those Of a Branch
more than $50 600 and that banks shall not sell
drafts at prof, of more than one hall per cent.
u A TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. composed
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