New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

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Magistrate OF the State Of Ne~-York ssd ma. 80
one OF inc mo's em.nelt trusts whea shs can essssr
ever oil. the utst trust since hi. owa dsta,a,.AS
ancestor Peter S,uyves>nt, OF inmort, msmr, 49,
il. Immortal because be was an honest man -
Sir, that there VISA IN tie character OF NV eail...,
that hich would shield him from any asperia,ss
ain, 81 the same time, bound to say tna' tbs Ia
ter occurring between him and thos- Who un,st -
cesseIily be REGARDED as more immeiia civ his 80
stuenis and that all the persons who made th..s a.
cusatiops nil II him hls personal frsn IA n
proper thst should state tina, an not resid..t
Of The City Of Newfork but that my residence i n
tie interior Of the State, wherv | am more rrn.,s
ffom the City of NeS-York than an whsa In Al,
tendance upon my duties bsre. rhe subject a
emiRrant passenger laws which il very imosrts,s
one, affecting peculiarly the interests OF thu usr.
ton Of ths State in Shch my colleague res;ass
vss brought by him To the attention of tbs Ssnsts Il
LAT Session An elaborate report was made sai In
pursuance Of the principles OF that report bin Va
prepared BY him. When he was shout Gavin. "a
be Informed me that of the consider Atoms lcs
made him reluctant to depart, the un ole cir
ouDstance OF leaving that bill without being sstsd
upon at the present session. aud distincty told ne
would not be brough, up for consideration When hs
about leaving, g committee of the merch sa.s Of
New-lork we're here comp Flaming Of smbsrrsssn eau
resulting from what they supposed % bs . miscSa-
s'ruction OF ancient law. They spilled to a.
introduce bill which would relieve hem foo n thee
difficulties; and they assured that the bill which
they proposed. had been prepared 81 the Treasury
Department. There remained but one thlag E,rs
and that was 70 explain % them explicitly tos
under the Circumstances | would have moth &
TO do with that subject, if the new me are
coDf;oted with the bill OF my colleague. whic- he
resented from the Select Com nit &c; ID Mt war
CeIs,ooo by them. Trey returned to and notis ID
rae that he bad assenied aud understood the, thu
matter of which the bill composed did intsr.
fre wiihbe which he had pre- pared aud OF shlch
te willing % have the consideration po-tpcasit
until another session. Under these circuns ;sncss
and especially having that surance brop ,ht the
bill 10. and pressing 60 have passed shea The
Senator from Louisiana rose aud made the oelecsioa
in nv cole q. ue's name AID behalf vc-y r perry,
end ihoreupon Mt once declined 70 press the bill,
and thus the mster has renamed untu ths una
While have thus paid tribute which Is QUO TO my
esteemed and distin gusheo colleague Il IL due aiks
TO the character of those gentlemen who have pw-
ticipated in the meeting IN the City OF New fork 70
sa; that there sre no more honorable no more Jast
I No more utpllise emit men-no men whom my COLLEAGUES
iolds 10 higher respect Moses II Grnuel TaonS
Teston ard Mortimer Living stou are nsmes IN n are
identical with Justice honor, truth, and manhood IL
is msBit st that there is misappreheuson between
him ard then. We cannot explain II hare oecaiss
we know nothing of the circumstances which passed
between them and my colleague l have nor INC
least doubt when this subject shall have been passed
NV hero and come to the knowledge OF my co,essue.
now away for the benefit OF his health, such ma
tusl explar alton will be made as wiz De sha"actoy
on both sides aud while his character vii DO protect
ed aud vndlca,ed their own sincerity and rdthiaine
VA Af,er few remarks from Mr. GWIN, on th, sub
ect. the matter was dropped =,
spe.ch on the relations of France, Engtsnd. tbs
United States, and the rest of mankind We refrain
from BORN q our readers with THIS production.
Mr.. MASON slso spoke on tn same subject
Mr. CLAYTON was opposed 10 the acquisition OF
the Sandwich Islands. He thought our Government
could not bouoraby acquire them without the consent
of England and France, because iomsr E,ecu-
tive. through Mr.. Upshur the Secretary OF S'sse
had agreed that neither Government should incor-
porats said I,lands but use them jointly for CONNER
cisl pupOses That such an agreement being msae
by an Executive we were in honor bound to observe
IL That if the danger which Mr.. Cas- apprehsnds
oxsts this Congress should tortify our coasts. ne
also adverted to the Monroe doctrine, and sontendod
thst il was doctrine which Monroe had recon
,nended 10 Cor gress but which Congress had always
{ refused TO adopt Monroe himself never undertook
Mr.. COOPER presented petition from Cashier
Usnway indicted Tor treason in PenDsyivana sons
.i.--o srce but acquitted asking for 81 Gno 90 he ia
been ruined 10y the exhaustion Of h'msaus IN deiond'
ing the charge ,
Senate by the President Transmitting a letter asking
appropriation Of about - OOo to sippy deficient
amount held on Indian accounts, csu'ed by the fsl-
ure Of Selden, Withers * Co.
ALothtr Executive comm unicaiion was received,
in compliance Of reeouiion Of tho Senste, with
copies Of surveys and reports of the htoe's OF the
babor Of Brunswick, Georgia, for Naval depot and
the opn OF the Deper ment rs to the proprety Of
establishing such depot a, the. place.
resolution was adopted, motion Of Mr.. SEW
ARD calling the Secretary If the Navy for copy
J. of the order OF the Navy Department, By which the
sloop war Albany ordered her last cruise to
, Car'haeena and As pin wall also the orders given 10
Commander Gerry to proceed on that cruise, snd auy
reports letters touching the condition of the Albany
or the necessity Of her being repaired.
Mr. BROWN desired that an order should DO
passed requiring both Houses 10 sdouIn at IL O'Clock
on the Dight of Saturday, Sd Of March.
Mr. WELLER wanted that his order to meet every
day curing the residue of the session at ii clock
/, A ~, passed first. Laid over.
An announcement was had from The House o. Rep
resentatives that the President sd vetoed the French
Spoiaiion bill, and that the HOu,e had failed to psx
sUcb bin by q requisite Constitutional majority 10
render nuga,ory the exercise OF the veto power.
! The Senate then wen. into Executive session, aud
the nomn stion OF Hiram V. Wilson as judge OF the
{ Northern Disirct, and IL ii. Robinson as Marshal.
and II. j. Jewet District Attorney for tho South
$ eTn District Of Ohio, were unsnimously confirmed. ,
The treaty with the King of the Netherlands, ana
also with the Kingdoms of the two Scilie., on the
principle that free ships make free goods and sever
minor treaties, were sent 10. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. BENNETT bill, granting land. equsAy 70
the several States for railroad and school purposes,
was tabled by two majority.
Tie bill arnendaory of the gradua alton law Of ls!
ssson providing thst the aff1avits of persons enter
ing land may be made before any properly orzed
officer under such regulations as the Secretary may
prescribe without, now, requiring them TO 20 to the
land Office for that purpose, was passed.
The House then went into Committee Of tho Whole
on the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
The amendment adopted voting $500 900 for
the extension of the Treasury building, with vew
Of affordiDg accommodations for the State Depart.
ment.
Amendment was adopted voting a similar amour!
for the enlargement of the General Post Office De-
partmeDt
The Comnittee rose Further proceednes ware Of