New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

Proceedings win reference 10 Hr' h'"s
Dcalh-ImportRnt Commercial inferma-
tiop-The Proposed Modification Of the
warehouse BilI-Col. Warren safe-sena-
tor Evins-The Massachusetts Senatorial
Vncancy-The Omnibus-The rribune's Po-
sitiop, DC.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WILMINGTON, Saturday, July q.
The House, as was TO be anticipated, did nothing
this morning in the *sy Of legislation, but confined
itself to the usual proceedings in cases OF death
among its members The announcement oil the
death Of Hon. DANIEL r King, late Representa-
tive from Massachusetts was made BY Mr. Rock
WELL, who closed with the presentation OF the
usual resolution Of respect and coincidence Mr.
ROCKVILLE remarks were nexcelent tone and
taste. l applied for copy; bat be Preferrins to
give the manuscript to the Reporters OF the local
press. without giving me the advantage Of an early
CODY ~ hch would in no way have interfeTed with
it, appearance in the city papers, | shall have 10
RELY on promise OF slips from the Globe ONCE, In
| time for the evening train 80
! Mr. WINTHROP seconded the resolutions OF Mr..
ROCKWELL and bis deservedy hlsn esuma'e Oh
the Qualities of bis deceased colleague, In speech
cb.racerzed by that peculiar effectiveness OF style
| fr which MIR w. is distinguished Mr. CHAsD.
| IrRwss the third and last speaker dis remarks
| went more lepethy into particulars OF the mental
| and moral life of the departed one. Mr. kISG and
| Mr.. CHANDLER were messmates, believe.
| gave glimpse in my letter OF Wednesday, OF
the provisions OF the important bill reported from
the Committee Of Commerce on Tuesday which
proposes TO modify the provisions of existing laws
regulating the Wrehousipg System, &c The
fifth and seventh sections of this bill are so impor
tart to large csss of the readers Of The Tribune,
| that with the cid Of Mr. PHGSIx, who, as you are
| aware, ID a me mber Of said Committee, | have
gotten access to them, with view to their trans
n ission entire. Here they are. The sixth section
| epacts
7b,t hereafter all ports sui beet to duty and whereon
the duues are paid when assessed and which, by ths
provbons Of exisoR laws, may be deposied In certain
he private warehouse OF the owner importer hseoi
Trortd,d such owner or importer 10 addition to the bono
thereon tban sasy the Collector that the said private
house or the part thereof 90 appropriated, eTelg'
spey rertd o' such import and In all respects safely
ana securely separated nom any other warehouse, or par!
Of warehouse sDo the KEY OF such warehouse or part OF
ct-iLe 10 be opened only by hs officers al The re-
| ques OF said owner oriu porter"
The seventh section provides that
thereafter for all imports subject to duty and whereon
Se proS.on Of existing aw: have been or may
posted public warehouse under the custody
exclusive control ard keeping Of The Collector the
ss%s 9 Sd yon DS s an the
expenses ofstendng and guarding sal private warehouse
BY The Collector shall be ey ns saa
ietary OF the Treasury for his confirmation and approval
selection he may make Of private wee o1se under
in which such private warehouses are attended
end guarded"
The foregoing provisions will secure a most con-
venient modification OF the provisions Of existing
acts as / minated in my former letter. They
will explain themselves TO those interested, and
show at glance, to those familiar with the pres
! ent warehouse arrangement, the Importance OF the
| change proposed. But they have not yet taken
the form Of law. When they mi take that FORM
as there is DO reason to doubt ultimately OF course
will depend on the whim and caprice of the present
| most uncertain Congress
| have seen 80 little of the much that has started
over the telegraphic wires las am asiuredl prin-
ed in the three or four issues The Tribune lastre
ceiyed and am so thankful for the arrival OF what
| have seen through in some shape, that don't feel
| much like complaining. But owe 10 Gel. WAR
| rem the Second Assistant Postmaster General, 70
| state that the name Of the 7hUd Assistant was
| sent along with the erroneous numerical accom-
panment OF Second" and that tad the ma ne got
| Ter through IL an understandable share be would
| not have been announced by the following an
| poupcement TO wit: I" It 10 said the First aud
| Second Assistant Postmssters General will be
| changed end that Postmaster JONES of Pa. will
| succeed MIR. HOBBu." The name Of the Third
Assistant, hose removal il probable according to
| the leakines out is Mr.. MARROS, e Nlrginan-a
worthy man and good officer for all know to the
contrary, but not deemed to have any claim upon
! this Wig administration, beyond hundreds OF
ether gentlemen of bis political faith and practice
The same may be said OF Major HoBBIE, whose re-
NOV al may be set down as coming certainty-as
itmsy serve him to be forewarned.
Az telegrsphed to you, this morning, 10 good
time for YOUR first evening ed tioD, the credentials
ofMr EWING, as Senator for Ohio, In the place OF
| CoRwIS, arrived last evening. The telegraPhio
repor, of the senatorial proceeding, will have noS
fed YOU that be has taken his seat Ia due form. No
doubt he feels quite es much ut Home there, as In
| his late position. There is, however, great deal
| of curiosity az 10 how he will cast his vote on the
bradbury amendment to the Omnibus Bill, and the
Bill itself after it shall have been subjected to, or
SPARED the infection of the hocus p0cus thereof
The Drivers, FootmeD, Outriders, and all those
who have taken tickets are decidedly In quanda-
~ again. as TO the fate of their next drive. From
this they will be relieved, deraby, by the snx
iously awaited news from the Execuryeo OF Massa
chusetts
Isee you were out in favor Of the Omnibus,
previously to Mr. Bradburys effort TO make 1t go
Your article excites considerable wonderment, ana
more speculation, some Of which took the tone oil
omen protest. | am not joining in it, mind-ior, So
long as your correspondents are not expected 'c
lump in with YOU az the correspondents OF iess re
and open Journals would be expected to do, sniL
not presume to make any complaint As the mex
| I,k in the long drawn out chain Of sequences
there was A good deal Of curiosity as TO how yo'
= would receive the Bradbury project. lAG
the leader in yesterdays IrI6uHe has hsreeA
~ a;,nelled SlGaA.
The Omnibus-New Administration Comms
/. siouer Of Patents-sews from Capt. Frenc'
, Hon. X. w hitIleseJ.
. Correspondence Of The Tribune.
= W.Su,scro~ s.turdav In n. 1880