New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

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The County Commissioners have refused 70 pay ,heSse
's posse who Company with hpaseif, Ean away fIc,
The rioters Wednesday last The Commissioners tbs
matter, merit The thanks OF the people
Marine Court Martial will convene IN the Philadelphia
Navy Yard on Thursday, to Try Lieut. Robert TansL en-
charge preferred against him by leas McLaug hn in cor,
sequence of some little difficulty q, Key West during The
Florida Wax. Lieut. Col aiiler viii ACT as President,
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morning and copy the following samm,ry of doiag
Congress from the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Monday, jar. is.
ls SENATE, Mr.. ALLEN presented a resolution
from the Legislature OF Ohio, in favor of the repeal
oe the backrupt law. Also, joint resolution IN
favor of reduction of letter postage.
Mr.. WRIGHT presented petitions from n. Yotk
and Brooklyn, in favor of dry dock a, the latter
place.
Mr.. CALuous presented petitions from phls.
aelphia and other places, in favor of the Exche.
ouer scheme In presenting ,hen Mr. c, took
occasion TO say that he was not in favor OF the
scheme.
MIR. BUCHANAN presented petitions from Phila
delphia in favor of the scheme OF Mr. W. c.
Johnson, 10 issue two hundred millions OF State
stocks.
Mr.. BAYARD, from the Naval Committee to
whom had been referred the bill providing fer in.
structsn in the Navy, reported the same with sun
dry amendments
Also bill for the relief OF the officers of the Ex
ploring Expedition. II was twice read.
After the consideration of private bill, tho
Senate took UP resolution heretofore Offered, pro-
nosinq an amendment of the Constitution, so that
the T. S. Judges shall serve but for limited pc.
riod. The resolution, after some discussion, was
aid on the table
The Senate then adjourned.
In the HOUSE, MIR. WISE presented petitions
from Baltimore and Philadelphia, in favor OF the
Excheuuer scheme. Several other members de-
sired to present petitions, bat there was loud
outcry that petitions were not the regular order Of
business So the House proceeded to entertain
resolutions.
MIR CLIFFORD offered resolution, directing The
judiciary Committee to repor; forwith, a bill for
the unqualified repeal of the Bankrupt Law.
Against this resolution poist of order was raised
to the effect, that the resolution directed the re-
porting OF bill, when there is aready one of tie
same character before the House.
Mr. CLIFFORD said this bill, which the resolu-
ton requires have reported, was entirely differ
ent from the bill of MIR. Everett. The latter had
proviso, declaring that the bill should no, effect
cases commenced mp to December, 1842, whereas
prcyiso or qualification whatever
The SPEAKER overruled The objection TO the re.
cepion OF the resolution.
Mr. BRIGGS moved TO lay the resolution on tie
table. This motion faile.-yeas 81, rays 10.
The previous question on the adoption of the
resolution was moved and seconded. The next
question was, shall the main question The adop.
ZION of Tue resolution, be now putt +" On this qpes-
ton Mr. Everett demanded the yeas and nays,
which We're ordered, and resulted, yeas ll6, nays
So So the main question on the adoption of the
resolution was ordered TO be put, and being PAT,
the resolution was adopted by vote of yeas l2S,
NAYS rs.
Mr.. BARNARD, the Chairman OF the JsdicaIy
Committee, then rose and made some remarks to
the effect that the biz could not be reported
- forthwith" inasmuch rs the Committee could
not sit during the session of the House.
Mr.. WISE moved tina, the members of the Ju-
dietary Committee have leava to retire Tor tho
purpose of executing the order of the House.
The Speaker decided that suciia motion could
be entertained only by u suspension of The rules.
Mr.. WISE took an appeal, but the decision OF
The Chair was sustained By the appeal being laid
on the table
Mr.. WISE then (t being resolution day offered
resolution directing the judiciary Committee 10
execute the recent order of the House, by retiring
and reporting the bill forthwith
Mr. Briggs moved TO lay the resolution on the
table. The motion failed: Yeas 90, Nays 100
The question was then taken on the adoption Of
the resolution and the result was Yeas y, Nays
81 Sc the Committee had cav> to retire for the
purpose of executing the order OF the House,
The next business was resolution calling for
information from the Treasury Department reias-
i've to the removal of Jonathan Roberts, late Col.
!ector Of the Por, Of Philadelphia
Objection being made to the consideration OF the
resolution at this time, motion was made to sus-
pend the rules, bst without success.
Mr. TILLlSGHAsT offered resolution instruct
Ias the Judiciary Committee to report an amend
msnt TO the bill for the repeal OF the Bankrupt
Law, 50 that the repeal shall not affect cases
which may be pending at the time Of the passage
of this act
Ir. CLIFFORD moved to lay the resolution on
the table. The motion failed yeas 60, NAYS LIZ. :
The resolution was then atopted by acclamaton.
80 the previous action of The House Oh Mr.. Cliff
iord's resolution smouats to nothing as the new
bill will be reported In about the same shape IS
the old one.
Mo 4. W THoMpsos OF Indiana presented
memorial from .he Grand Lodge of the Indepen-
dent Order OF Odd Fellows in tbs District asking
ter an act of Incorporation. This iosti;ufon is
one OF true beneyolence, as the widows and osph
ans OF IRE District have had occasion 10 know.
The House then adjourned.
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II First yFnrl.-A.rseab!y 10 the Recommendation
at eur seis Of t- Iard, tie D-,oc:ac mig EiPcots
{. thr FIGS arG aie recested Bfsdsteet
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