New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
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In SENATE to-day, Mr. HUNTINGTON from 'ne
Committee on Commerce, reported adversely 10
.c,;o, ,n ,be Warehouse bill at the present Ses-
sien.
Mr. KING submitted minority report, discus
sing the subject as commercial question: 'i''','
Mr.. WoopBusY expressed his anxiety that the
bill! should be acted on at the present Session
The reports were finally ordered TO be printed
The Navy Appropriation bill again came up
MIR Benton moved to strike out the apPropria-
ton for returning slaves recaptured on the ooa'e
Of Aric. and took occasion anew to assam Inc iale
treaty with Great britain.
MIR. ARCHER read an extract from letter VI
Nh Everett, written TO Mr. webster IN 'e'".'oH
70 the late speech Of Sir Robert Peel, Gas gwen
below
After further discussion by Messrs. CALHOUN
BaeBY BEsros, and others, the motion OF MI
Benton was rcjscted Yeas, Messrs Allen, Ben
ION. Linn. and Smith OF Conuccticut-4; Nays 80
The Navy bill was passed and, alter the trass'
action of business of little public Importance, the
Senate went into Executive session.
In the House, Mr.. BRlGGs, objection beng
made, moved to suspend the rules for the receP.
ZION of resolution insructing the Committee on
the Judiciary to report bill declaring the disap
rrov,I bv Congress of the act passed by the Legs-
iatiye Assembly of Florida, and signed by the
Governor on the 9Th of March, 1912, preventing
The emigration of free negroes and mulattoes into
the Territory, and that it is hencetorth null and
void rcfused-Yeas &c; Nays lO4.
Mr.. KENNEDY of Maryland, under the direction
Of the Committee on Commerce, moved that the
House take up, on Tuesday next, the warehouslng
bill but after some conversation, waived the ques
ton for the present.
MIR. CUSHING desired to read an extract from
letter, written by our Minister TO England to the
Secretary of State, correcting an important error
in tho late speech of Sir R. Peel. Objections were
made, and motion of MIR. BRIGGS to suspend the
rules for this purpose was rejected Yeas 99-
nays SIS (not two-thirds.)
The extract referred to is as fellows:
az attended tie debaie In the House of Commons You
can Judge OF the surprise With which lis.ene o.he re-
marks OF Sir Robert Peel the alleged fact that Lord
Aberdeen's letter OF the Goth OF Deceaber, lS4i re-
NAMED to this day unacknowledged and unanswered
was ackno lodged by me in note dated two days after
was transmitted 10 MI Fox by Lord Aberdeen
wards communicated TO Parliament and printed In ihs
acknowledgements, informed Lord Aberdeen that
should avail myself Of early opportunity OF making some
remarks the very important topics treated 10 hat e,te
pursued this cOurse OF an Immediate encouragement
Of the receipt Of Lord Absrdeens note with notice OF
purpose OF replying due TO its contents because
having just arrived AT my post had not received The IN
slrucons which you had informed Inc might soon expect
on this topic and which, Lord Aberdeens note modified
the ground and ascaed The language OF his predecessor
Such instructions should. no doubt in due time have
received bat the 9Th OF December Lord Aberdeea in
tanned me rhn the special mission had been determined
on; that Lord Ashburton would go TO America with full
power settle every pon, III dscu,sion-lmoodyng what
called the right OF search which he deemed the most
he
worth while for TO continue The CORES pondence on mat
,ers in dispute between The countries, and remarked
though he was willing consider and reply 10 any stale
men, might think proper to sake on any subject thai
pending the negotiation which might take place at wash
ingon supposed benefit woSld result from slnu!la
Such were Lord Aberleens observations, as reported
by my despatch OF December 3ist The negotiation
took place, and mode Of dealing wilb and seiDg the
question happily agreed upon, which made ii M
necessary the discussion so long carried an upon
the subject Ia fact from The moment The special mission
announced, considered the discussion at end und
as little likely be reaumed in re:erence search sud vs
la,on as the BouEdery or rhe Caroine ~
Bills were passed, amendatory of the act OF
1888, providing fer the better security of the lives
If steamboat passengers; and approprlat'ng $780,
900 to ties, The prac,icab.y Of Professor Morses
electromagnetic system of teesraphs.
Mr.. WM. c. JOHNSON, from the Select Com
miltee or tne SUBJECT, reported bill to establish
National Foundry Cor The feorcation Of cannon
for The United States. Mr.. J made an unsuccess.
ful attempt TO make il the special order for Tues
day.
On the motion to print 10, 900 extra copies 0!
the reports the subject OF Gu Issue OF two hun
dred millions of government stock, MIR. POPE ad.
dressed The House, in advocacy Of his plan to re-
viye pubic credit, furnish good currency and
regulate exchanges, By the Issue OF q SIXTY million
per cent. stock, based on the proceeds of the
public lands to constitute the capital of Bank
hiteen or twenty millions to be divided among the
States, which to appoint the directors, and
give their assent the establishment of branches
within their limits, &c. Mr. 7. thought MIR. w.
c. JoHNsoN's plan impracticab.e, estimated the
probable annual receipts for tn. next ten years
from the public lands, at not oyer two millions,
rope to effect reciprocal commercial regulations,
which, in connection with his plan, would restore
prosperity to the country, &c. The SUBJECT was
laid over at the expiration of the morning hour.
The confederation of the bill for the improve
ment Of har5ors, rivers, &c. wcs resumed in
Committee Of the Whole on the Union. ."
MIR. RANDOLPH made an able speech in its sup.
port, and liz defence OF the action of the Wing
party, showing that they had carried out all their
promises of retrenchment, &c.
The hour and Calf allotted to debate on mo-
ton of Mr.. FILLMORE, having expired, and various
amendments having been offered and acted on,
the bill was reported to the House with recon-
Eaendation that it be rejected.
BIZ CAFE JoHason moved TO lay it on the Ia
5!s: carried, Yeas l07 Naysa7.
a motion TO reconsider was lost.
The House adjou ned. ARGUS.
Matters in PhiindeIphin--Harr
ConVenIIOn, &c.
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