The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
MEMBER.El call!0for the iayes and noes and
now let's see who's for the British. (Great excite

uUW lctb see who's for the Rvifob ((,reat eYritr-
ment.)
The ayes and noes were being called.
WIsE.-Slr, Withdraw nv objection,
The resolsstion tcas then adopted
Whole. "
Mr.. CUSHING moued to take up the.BMf 10 carry info
effect the late treaty This cas lost
The Committee then considered the following
bills, and they were finally reported to the House
read third time and passed =
The fertilization appropriation bill;p
The bill to fulfil the treaties with the Indians
The Navy Pension Appropriation Bill
Phe Harbor Bill was discussed Mr.. BARNARD
opposed i,because so much money had already been
expended on the West, whilst New York State
could scarce get dollar Tor improving the Hudson
River or any other OF her waters. The Bill was
not passed.
The House then refused to agree with the amend
ment OF the Senate, on the Army Bill appointing
10 extra Cadets, besides one from each State and
pointed.
The Bill from the Senate to refund Gen. Jack
mittee OF the Whole.
A message was then received from the President
saying that Com; Jones, in taking Monterey had
acted without orders and had beer re- called in con-
sequence You know that when first stated this
TACT the other papers denied it, and so did Mr. Wise
in the House. But was right.
Inc Honse then adjourned. II has still to pass the
Harbor Bill, General Appropriation Bill, Treaty
Bill, Gen. Jackson's fine &c. &C., and only days
to do all in
In the. SENATE Mr.. Walkers resolutions first
came up in order They read thus =
Resolved That the assumption Of the debts of the States
contracted by them separately and for local purposes
would be papable violation Of the Constitution Of the
United States consolidation of all power in the Federal
Government and final and total overthrow of safety
of the States
Resolved, That Congress having no power to assume
utterly null and void that would be obligatory up
the States could the people the states
could any imposed by them for such purposes
be collected and it would be- the duty Of succeeding
Congress to restore the supremacy the by
the entire repeal Of the act of assumption.
Mr.. BAYARD proposed to modify them. saving that
| Congress has no right to assume the State Debts
and that it would be highly injurious to do
| MT WALKER Will not accept the modification.
Iwish to show that any kind of assumption of these
debts s unconstitutional, and that foreign bond
holders have nothing to hope from this or any sub
| sequent Congress-.
| Mr. TALLMADGE said that time was valuable, and
| he moved to lay them on the table.
| Mr.. WALKER-l shall consider that a test vote.
| They were laid on the table by the following
YrAs-Messrs Archer Barrow Bates, Bayard, Berrien,
| Choate, Clayton, Conrad Crafts Crtenden, Dayton,
Evans, Graham Henderson, Huntington. Kerr, Maogum,
spra que, Tamadge. woodb'idge-aS.
NArs-Messrs Allen. Bagby, Benton; Buchanan Cal;
Connecticut, Sturgeon Tappan, Walker, Williams Wood
bury, Wright, Young-is
Soyou may see from all these movements, the
great Importance attached TO this NATTER which is
undoubtedly to form an element in the next Presi-
dental contest.
The Bill TO appoint Minister to China, and the
one to reissue Treasury Notes were read twice and
| referred
Mr.. YOUNG tried to get up the Bankrupt Repeal
Bill. But that was made the special order for to-
| morrow
The Navy Appropriation Bill was slightly amended,
| read third time and passed
| The rest part of the day was then taken up with
with Bayaro's motion to expunge the Expunging
Resolutions. He was willing to take the vote now
Mr.. BKNToN.-I am willing to take it up after the
| Bankrupt Bill is disposed OF.
Mr. BUCHANAN said he wished to speak on the
subject. They had not time to discuss it this
| session.
Mr.. ARcHER-If the Wings now expunge the Ex-
| prnglng resolutions, the other party will have the
| glory Of relnsatng them next session. daughter
| Mr. BUcHANAN-This Congress will soon expire
and it will be long before another Senate will meet
here who will vote in favor of such resolutions as
those from Delaware.
| The Senate then adjourned.
| 1t has been showing all day, and now il freezes.
| w. H. A.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$40 WmiI gton Railroad os 1885, 6a'; $1,000 Tennss
| see Bonds, est; 10 shares Girard Bank, II.
AFTER BoARD.-l0 shares Kentucky Bank, al las do.
! u. 8. Bank, ..