New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06


conduct OF the guard
Irwin was confirmed because he is poor and
- harmless" IN haste. MANHATTAN.
The Close OF the Session. &c. &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
wAsaSeroS, Friday, March s.
All has been bus,!e ard confusion, Eeysad the
power Of description, almost of imagination, to
those who are not its Witnesses, in Congress to-
dav. and the hurried interchange OF bills between
the Two Houses, many of which are the finishing
up Of the business of the session have been passed
The SENATE, last evening, after the close oil my
letter, were occupied I'LL .taf-past Il clock /.
NJ, on the bills from the House TO anthor1se the
reissue Of Treasury Notes and the General APpro
.ra,ion Bill, both which after debate were passed
with amendments and returned to the House this
morning. The amendment OF the Senate (the orr
gina bill au,horising the reissue of treasury Notes
and the payment of interest after maturity iufher
authorises the funding Of the notes for 90 years at
per cent.
The House iilis morning non-concurred, aud
the Senate insisted on their amendment tbs result
of committee OF conference was the modification
OF the amendment of the Senate TO limit the stock
TO 0 instead Of 30 years; which after the rejection
of a motion by Mr.. MERRlvETHER to lay on the
table was agreed to-Yeas 9s, Nays 73; ard thus
the bill .nely passed.
The General Appropriation Bill after severe
struggle upon some Of its provisions was passed at
about 10 o'clock.
The joint rule was suspended by both Hc;sec to
allow all bil- passed to-day and yesterday to be
sent TO the President, who for the last few
hours Of the day in an adjoining room of the Cap-
tol ready without delay to give the finishing stroke
of his signature, to the bills past
Among the bills of importance other than those
elsewhere mentioned which we're finally passed BY
| both Houses, are the following
Fer the Protection OF Commerce on the West
ern shore of Lake Michigan.
To test the practicability of establishing Prof.
! Morses Electro Magnetic system OF Telegraphs in
the United States.
To protect the live oak timber in Florida
To provide the means Of future intercourse with
China.
| The result of the consultation Of the Committee
of Conference on the Navy Appropriation Bill on
the item relative to floating docks, was substi-
tute provision authorising the Secretary OF the
Navy to examine the ex7ediency, practicability
and probable expense of constructing dry dock
(pnstponng operations there for the present; } and
appropriating 100000 for the construction of
floating dock at Pensacola. The first division OF
the report (relatiye to New York; was agreed to
by the House yeas l49, nays co. and the second
(reletive to Peusacoa) was also agreed 10, yeas
leo. nays 73 The same also concurrcd in
by the Senate and aus the bill fnaLiy passed.
| In the House, the bill to divide the L. States
into two military districts was taken up in COM
nittee of the whole of the Union, and discussed
briefly until the recess q. four o'clock, and subse-
ouentv passed the House. but was not acted on By
the Senate.l
At six o'clock the House met again. and after
a long delay ON points of order, call OF the
House, &C., innumerable private bills from the
Senate were taken up and passed.
The SPEAKER having left the chair and his
place being supplied By Mr. BRYss,
Mr.. WELLER offered a resolution, returning
the thanks of tho House to the Speaker, for the
able, dignihed, and impartial manner in which
he had discharged the duties of Speaker for the
27lh Congress.
NJ. C. BRowS, OF Pa, rose, and unb!ush;ssy
proceeded at some length, to oppose the resoln-
lion bringing forward catalogue of charges
against the Speaker for apPrecia,ing his worth,
in not assigning him sufficiently elevated place
upon the committees, &C.
Mr.. CoorER of Pa. made spirited and Pungeu,
reply, exposing The character of his colleague,
(Nlr. Brown,) whose refusal to vote for the
luton he considered not at all to detract from the
honor of the Speaker, but directly the contrary.
Messrs. C. j. INGERsoLL WELLER, CUSHING
and PlcKENs advocated the resolution.
Mr.. WISE asked TO be excused from voting, and
pronsunced it sander which had gone forth to
tie country that his political course had been the
result Of disappointment in his aspirations for the
Speakers chair, and utterly false, &c.
The House refused to excuse Wise iIom vo!-
ing.
The resolution under the operation Of the pre-
vious question was adopted Yeas, l4t-Nays,
IS.
Mr.. GwiN made futile attempt to so into
Committee OF the Whole on the Union to take up
the bill! to refund Gen. Jacks on 5 tine-thc House
refusing. Yeas, 77-nays, 63.
Mr. ADAMS, a, twenty-iour minutes to twelve,
asked leave TO make report from the committee
on foreiga affairs.
Mr. GlLaEK and many others objectiug. a me-
ton to suspend the rules failed: Yeas "A; Nays
SO. Thus the resolution not rsceired.
The repeal of the Bankrupt Laws finally effect
ed, having received the Presidents signature which
was delayed TO nearly the last moment.
Bill No. 54S' mas finally failed, not being
reached by the Senate.
Mr. MARSHALL made an unsuccessful attemp.
10 make speech on matters and thing. in gene
rsl,' witt, no question before the House.
The hour OF twelve arriyes-the existence of The
9th Congress is termnated-al,hough both
Houses remain in session for some time after with
out further Legislative action-the asperities of
partisan feeling and excitement are suprlanted al
| u,nrnent psrtipo ar nv be;,e fool.