The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-07


 ehAFEss ey sezatzapny frusn the rsssras Mir EwinR week thaa hasuA sppsrtnsiiy of coming fOrward and dsSsadtnK hlmsslf.
 MF. Gentry said the Fssolusisa ansumsd erami- nalify when eharRss have bsen made. I Mf. RiehArdsea s.sd the seaslmstUn dia not a. sums eriminaiity. The cemmittss wsrs b iaq aire fate the partiealsFa asd the fscts and wa. fer Mir Ewiag ts nhew raasoan far his condact Mr Finaon was dnsissns ef aa investigation, bat hs wea qaiss snrn that Mr. RiehardnSa's eearss was wfsksus prvcsdsst h the histsgy of The Hoase msrs ef tho gentienan, CT the genIiemaa himself, esDs Esrward and Psa charges ia PrapeF form, and ask an insesfigsfion-
 Mir stanasa q fsnn-, saAd 1t ssasnsd is him that ! sss rsssiatiSn eaght ts be adopted. l Mir. TSomhs alluded ts the iasufhcieucy sf ru- mors fer such ehasxus and said that the press wss a great naalenai pewer q defamation sad iaEs.hDod and, e one man ef the eeaBtxy, he was not afraid sS say is there Hirsing seribbess are every where l Mir. Richardson said he had his information frem ether sources.
 Mr Tsombs desirsathai the persoa in possession of the facts should from his seat CT in the furn of z memorial ask Ter an investigation. Mr. McCiernAnd remarked that his colleague had received bis information from thOas who enti- tied to belief.
 Mir Richardson said bis object was to bring these persons before the committee. MT. Toembs said ssEet tbe informant stand forth and prefer ghe charges. He Is a ibsller if he does not prove them to De true" He eoateaGed against the adopLioa of ths resolution in its present Iorm April 24 l SEnkTE-Mr. Webster called up the r-soluiion which he offered yesterday, that the committee on hnaaoe be instructed to inquire what it may bs mass expediest to adept to facilitate end ! increAas tse cs.=sEs sf tue United Siaies- Mr. F A msrks By the exstiDg law. million of eoin allowed to be plncsd ia the uat ia be exchanged for bailien. and mach incoHveRience had beea ex- Perieneea ef late, in consequences o the insuciency of this sam to meet ibe requirements of the bust ness ef the mint In consequences of the time con- sGssd here before tar butiiOn from California left at the mini ean be transferred Co cain, much of h vas likely to xs to EsgIana for eolass=, where iargs amoaats of coin esald be procured from the Bank of England within twenty-lour hoars after { the deposit of the baillon. Many orders sending | gold ts England hao sir~ady began 10 be made ! There wHs sad to be pew ia the miat sbout SS.- | o00, ,u00 of baliioa awaitng coinage There was in the treasury o the ueted States almost S9 0Oe- { 090 of bullion asd coin. thas making inc amount of SIT 000 600 lying idlea state ef things inJuri- eus te the business of the ceuntry. Having thus stated t0 the Senate the facts with reference to the subject. MT. W ebstsr commented upOa the neces- sly eE early acton t4e premises ana ask ed { 1 Mir Down approved al ali inst MT. Webster had said, and sabntisd remarks ia relation to the circumstances growing sBi Of the resignation Of the sub-treasprer st the New oFiesas nfai and the failure of ms saccessOr tO qu@lify. He referred Alse to the necessity for additional force in the aasayiRg department Of the miaf in that city. ] Mr Anater sad thst the subject Q nder the consideration of the committee ei finance.
 Cooper submitted few remarks ia explanation of the of the delay st fhe PhilzdephA mint They aid not arise from the inadequecy of the iat to any service which migas be required of it. It was fatty competent to coia sfi the bullion that might be sent te it-
 1 Maagum expressed himself strongly impressed with the conviction that q miat should D. essAb- Wished 4f New York. He nlso suggested the necss- city sad propriety Of establishing asss ying oce ia California.
 Dswsoa suggested the proprety of providing for the deposit Of the pa bite oney in New Osieaas ia some safe bank ia that city.
 Downs obyecied to this The deposit Of the pub 1 lte faaas ia any bank a his State would be con sidersd decidediy assafs- The snb-treasury system ia New Orleans had worked admirzbly wei, and he hoped there disbo~itioa chang- thai sys- tenn Instead of remedyiHg its triHsE drects, Dsw- son designed is suggest the revival 9f the old bank issue with a view ts cali Ost from the Senate some taRgibie psoPosisiSa calculated to temporarily r-- lisv1 the people of New Orleans from the Anamol- condition resalting from the absence of the sab treasury. He hoped some measure of imua7diate Derary relief would be defeated by adv at- tempt to aroa~e party preiu1iees old party issue II The sa5-tF-asary was fOsad is work we eii ne ready to asst the Seaaisr from Louisiana to render ii p- feet and Hauter submitted some remarks against the bsaking system ana ia support of sub treasury
 Downs followed with some remarks upon the President for haViog failed 10 appoint a successor to the tate sobtreasar-r al New Orisans and fnti- mated sasDIcioa that this noh-acton might be part of scheme to result ia the abandonment ef the sub-tr-aszry system.
 Dawsoa defended the adni nistratioa from irnpii- cslioa-the dif6eaIty had arisen from the amount of bonds req ried from the treasurer and su rey II ta be expected that the trsassrv dspari- meuf wonid have fsit authorized to redace the aDoant of beads whsn the scuss placed ia thr hanas of the trsassrsy have greatly increased The Pr-si- dent seat 10 ts= Senate nomination. of a sab treasarsr oa fhe 18th Of Marra aud whose (aait was il f she RsmiastiOa ,sk-a up ahti the 10th Of ,his noDthl H. c4!isa aoon Downs tstwifh- draw the implication apSn the integrity of the PEe~aoeat
 Downs denied any attempt ts pursue the Pr-zi- deal and regretted that the Senator from G-orria had vsrs~s the scripture ''fhe wicked ase-whea ae parAasth."
 Afier some further eonSerna iou the resolution was adopted.
 1 The sesate then went into executive session and shortly after adjourned
 j. HousE MT Evans. of Ma. asked to be and wss eEeassdfrUn serving ou the Ewing iaEes.iga uRg eSmsnittee
 Ashman reported bill giving farther remedies C. pateatees:
 1 Howard from the eommities on Indian nfFaiys reported sesolatinn which wss adopted, instraei- ing the comrttee military affairs aire into the expedIesey of further increasing the army by rzisiag another comPsny sf cavalry 10 carry oat sss ;-ssfy stpGiataoas with Mexico and t0 protect 1 the frsnsiers.
 ] Ewing from the military committee reported join; resCluisn gsviag construction To varioas rsiailRg to bounty lands and the extra pay tO the soldiers Of the Mexican war, that hoaOrshie dischargs may mean any dischArge not for crime Gir~liction of duty Hs sssted thai tasre maay petitions before the committee showing that ss.di@r~ were disehaFgea by their ofhcerS, after having performed all their cutea, la eons-a aeBce sf mis- fortnne ia their families sad othsr cAasea- ! ct,