The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1848, Page 6

part of the serion of gules of government @ a theo par; but at the sens treor and imuoltay of the vucasars ward discovered, aod the) is repeat-d. which suthoriend 6 stocks to be # ld ac less than par. We should not, cat any lime, discredit government pap r, by selling ithe jow oar What would be the effect of such « measure upon the thirty-thre» ml lous of stock authorised by the acts of 1846 wud 1847; and upo” the e-venteen millions of stock authorised by the sors of 1842 and 1848? It would be to reduce these stocks co the same amount as that for whieh the sales are made water Tale ber. sae iscredit our own paper. and tend to pI ‘ sion of apecie pel bythe banks The true method is to vote the necessary tax to sustain the oredit of go- Yernment paper, aod it is the only plan that will long rore availin: 3 The pation was thentskenon Mr Gentry’s amend- ment, and it wes rejeored The thicd s*ot!oo of the bill was modified, at the fo stance of Mr Gaixxeit—That proposals forthe loan be invited by atvertisement in the newspapers, that those who leud may kaow when and where the money is to be paid; and thet the Secretary ba authorised to employ Sn agent oragents if necessary, to negotiate a loan. GRADUATION OF THE LANDS Mr McCieunanp offered en amendment to graduate the price of the public lands Mr. Vintow raised a q restion of order. The Hainman decided that the amendment was not admissible THE PLEDGE—THE EFFECT OF DINFCT TAXES. Mr. Coutamen moved to strike from the fourth section, that part wich pl dues the receipts of custome for the payment (f ibe “ principal’ of the debt created by the loan of sixteen millions, He raid tha: he understood that the loaa to that amount would be required in addi- tion to the revenue ; but the section provi for the payment of the principal and interest out of it Mr Patraey was uaderstood to , that when the Dill came into the House, he would propose an amend- ment, to levy direst tax's Direct tafes, he thought, would have a tendency to put a stop to the war. People would not see the collector more than once or twice before they would seni word to theic representatives to stop the war. Direct taxstion was a proper mode during awar He asked bis friend from Ohio (Mr. Vinton) whether, from any system of custom house duties, there can be raised more than thirty: five millions His con- stituents are willing to psy sny amount for the honor of thecountry; but the legislature of bis State and the people, say thet ‘he war is uojast avd unconstitutional, and they Sager it as a war ogainst freedom, the consti: tution, and the free S Mr CoLtamen moved an amendment, that the prinoi- pal and faterest of the stock be paid whenever it becomen dus, out of any money in the fury not otherwise ap- propriated. Mr Jawresox.—I move to strike out the first line of the seotion. The Caatnman —It is not in order. Mr Jamieson—t! don’t hear, Mr. Chairman, Tne Cuainman—The chair decides that it is not in order. Mr Jamreson—I move, then, to strike out the three first lines [Laughter The Cuarkatan —That is not in order, Mr. Jamizson—I move to strike out the whole section- (Laughter } Mr. Rockwett, of Connecticut, addressed the chair in fcont of the clerk’s table. Mr. Jamigson was sti There was much oon! j, but the voloe of Mr Jamieson was heard above it, calling the gentle- men to order, and inquiring whether he, himself, had the floor. ‘The Cuarmman —Does the gentieman rise to a question of order? Mr. Jamreson—I do, ‘The Cuataman, (gravely) —Will the gentleman please state his point of order? Mr. Jamiesow—l will. The gentleman is not speaking from his seat, bat in the area. (Ha! ba! was heard all over the bell J Me Rockwect conteaded that he was in order. Mr. Jamtxson contested the point, and was rapped to order Mr Rocxwext concluded his remarks. Mr Jastieson —I wisn (o offer aa amsadmant. ‘The Cuarkman—S-nd up your amendm nt, sir, Mr. Jamixsow—Itis up, sir. (Laughter) ‘The Cuarwman (sir. Botts) heated him off by saying that an simendment was not now in order. Mr. Gayie —I move that the committee rise. Mr. Jamresos—Am [ uctin order? (Ha, ha!) The Cuatmman —No ‘The qasstion was taken on Mr. Gayle’s motion, and it ‘was decided in the negative; bat two or three voting for it. The amendment of Mr. Collamer was then agreed te Mr. Sraono moved tostrike out the whole of the fourth section, which pisdges the revenue from custome for the payment of the principal ad interest of the Joan, ana rt @ substitute—That the faith of the edged to provide and establish suff: oat to Mr. J. R Incerso.t--We can’t bear on this side of ths House We havn't heard the amendment. The Cuainman—The vote was counted—syes 80, noes 4) Mr Incexsoui—I don’t doubt that ; ar the aw-ndaent. It was again read. Otne: sodments were ected on. when ‘Toe CuainMan snneuscrd that the bill was perfected A SUBSTITUTE « cuvstitute for the entir: bill, ident o ths United States to cause Treasury moves ‘for ouch ‘sam oF sums es the exigeacies ofeeeg vernment may ‘8, DUt not exceeding, in the whole amount of notes issued, the eum of fifteen mil Hions of dollars, aad of denominations not less than fifty Sodsrs for any one note, ‘o ve prepared, sigued. and is- in the manner her inafcer provided —provided that mount of Treasury notes outetanding at avy one Uhas may be issued under this and all preceding nots of Congress shall uot excerd twenty millions ef dol- 1 sud suchorigiag the Secretary of the Treasury wich the approdation oF the Prerideat. to borrow, from time to thine suc) sums as the President may thiok +x Pedient ihe bili also proposed « duty of twenty-five per cent a4 valorem on tea and coffee Mr VicKay eid (hat it was bis intention to have nddreseed the committee, but be was prevented from doing ro by an eid couch If, when the bill comes into the House, the previous question eball not be imme- dletaly ordered, he would suv@it his views The suo- tute which be had offered was simply a copy of the kot of tbe jast session, which euthoris-d au issue of tressury notes andaloan; aud be was about entering into an’ analysis cf che bill, woen the chairman's ham- mer fell. teliing bim taat he had spoken five minutes. (the Limit for expisiaiag amendments ) Taare were cries of “goon,” go on” bat Mr McKay said that be would not violate the rule DESTRUCTION OF THE MANUFACTURERS Mr Srewasr, of Peunsyivacta, suggested an amend ent, and hen spoke to tae tollowiag effect : —We can © youa tariff which willgive you ten or fifteen mil- lions more We ate cold that thy revenue nas doubled, while che expenses hays been donbled; and what does the Uaionsay? I refer gentlemen to the Union [* We don’t believe old Ritch”) He saye the manufactu- rers are breaking up! The editor suys he d of it Me says the tmportation of British iron—(eries ef read,” “read it") He say# it is aa ill wind that blows nobody good. He olows up our iron works; foreign railroad iron istocomein The ‘8 are reciving 4 good iessoa, han ed employment, and (Here there was such a hobbab that it was impossible to bear the gentleman with distin Me. Kiso, of Messachusests, ment, Laat three pesco commis Was aguin rejeote: TEWAUT, Of Poi but,we did not mere be appointed, and 4, (fered another amend- * article from the Union. at,’ he said, Jtis not ia order. The gentleman 8 toexplain his amendqent. Amendments, fa quick euccersion, were voted on; and then;came one in reistion to th TARIFF ACTS oF 1842 axp 1846. oved to nmeud the tes and coffee seo- g the tariff act of 1846 and restoring eaid, thas as we were now sbout to be nd us it was perfectly ¢ raillions more than we 1842 be restored, it was ry means of supply. We ers, and prevent mo- ropound @ question. — )—Order. What The effect of the amendment will be to revive the tariff act of 1842. Is that it? The Cuaitan is. A poiat of order was raised as to the relevancy of Mr. Coliamer's amrndment, which, belng settled in lavor of that gentlemgn, Mr. Conn, of Alabama, moved to strike out sfter the word “tea,” that of “coffer”? He knew thet he would encounter the animadrersious of his friends, but he was Fespoasivie tohiscontutuents He had pledged himself te v0 aguinet @ tax on “coffee.” |“ You go for tea, the The amendment was not agreed to Mr. Inoe, of Alsbams, moved anamendment tor the Purpose of waking what sort of pledges had his colleague given?’ The people of bis colieague’s district would not eastata bim. lt was reflection on the patriotism of the people ef Alabama—(laughter)—to say they would not vote the tax. Whet kind of pledges? [“Order,” “or- der”) Waost—[and the cries of “order” drowned his votes } Mr Levin moved that the gentleman have leave to goon. (Laughter—ba! hy!) Mr. Ic i withdraw my amendment, Mr. Cows, of Albams 1 wish to ry to my colleague, ANOTHER SUBSTITUTE For the bill, a9 reported by M. Vinton, from the Com- mittee of Ways cud Means, was offered by Mr, McKay, vaving out the tea and coffee section, and placing the smouat of the joan at fifteen millions it was rejected by a vote of 104 to 105 shave, by hokey”) A motioa was wade that the Committee rise; bat it cKsy moved an amendment tothe end of the 1 bil; ia substance, that the Seoretary of the easury be authorised to issue the whols, of @ part, of the sixteen millions, ia Treasury notes The Cusinstan decided the substitute to be out of order Mr McKay then reoffered his first substitute, with 22 amendment The Crainman decided this, too, An wppral was taken from fusteined by 105to lod (4 Me. Viston moved tha: t port the bill; aud tue w (“A close out of order. his’ deciefon, and he was rther “close shave.”’) 16 committee rise and re- 2 prevailed Coe mala question wae ordered to be put, by @ vote of 6) to 101; aad the bill wae parsed Youe 194 maye 14, visi Messrs Asamus, Hale Huson, Kiug. Palf-ey and Hookweil, of Muaenouusstie; Cauby, Crowell, Faber aud Root, of Ooto; Huboard aud f. Smith’ 0 5 and Wilson, oF Now Hampsnire Awil (he House adjou-oed a: five o'ctoon THE wiLt | Provides 1 That the resident of the Uatved States be suchoriged, at any tle within one year from the pas. wage Of this act, to borrow en the credit of the United | Vol: “ster, eum mot exceeding cixtesn millions ef dollars, | to cause to te e petmered, certificates of stock, which shall be signed by the Register 7 ~*~ the ses! of “the ‘Treseury Danes. for the sum to be borro ved as aforesaid, or any part th anioterest not to exceed six per conta per anoum, snd traosferable and reimbursable as aforesaid. an: sause said certificates of stock to be sold: Provided, That no prrt of said stock be sold below par: And pro- vided. alsc That whenever required 80 to do, the Secre- tary ef tbs Treasury shall cause to be attached to any certifionte or certificates, to be issued under this act, coupons ¢! int rest; and ony certifoate having such cou- pons of interest ‘attached toit, may be tranrferable b; ~ livery of the o vig Sead of being assignal the bosk: of the treast 3 The Seoretary of "the Treasury is authorised to re- osive pro osals for taking the loan, end is required to pabiish advertisements Th: faith of the United States is pledged to provide as esta’ lish sufficient means for the payment of the interest ud principsl of the debt. 6 Th- Secretary of the Treasury is authorised to pur- chase, st any time, before the period herein limited for the redempti n of the stock hereby reset such mes tion thereof, at the masket price not below pai he fauds of the government may adait of, after moeti oan on the treasury; and any surplus that y be in the treasury is hereby appropriated jeot all be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasu- ry to report to Congress, at the commencement of the next serrion, the amonat of money borrowed under this act, and of whom, and on what terms it shall have been obtained, with an abstract or brief statement of all the proposals submitted for the sam distinguishing be- tween those accepted and those rejected, with a detailed f such loans. Puttapsiputa, Feb. 18, 1848. Death from Anger—Preparation for the Reception of Mr. Clay—Squabbles about a Newspaper, c., §e. Miss Brown, a young girl living in the upper part of the county, was found dead in her bed this morning, and is supposed to have died from the effects of anger, having had a bitter quarrel with her mother the previous evening. The whigs have made the necessary prepara- tions to receive Henry Clay, and do their cham- pion all honor during his visit to this city. It was expected that he would reach here on the 22d of February, but [ now understand that he will notipets here before the 24th. The Iden & McMakin case was again brought up to-day, in the e, “ae branch of the court of common pleas. he administrators have given notice te the receiver, that they will insist upon his receiving from the defendant the net sum of $30,000, clear of all expenses of sale, before he transfera to the purchaser the Satur- aay Courier establishment. The terms ot Mr. MeMakin’s bond was, that he should pay to the receiver any difference between the actual pro- ceeds of final sale, and the sum of $30,000, so that, in any emergency, that sum should be se- cured to the estate of the late firm. The notice referred to, states that the estate of the late Mr Holden was entitled to a large sum as its shareot the receipts of back subscriptions and the pro- fits ot the paper since the decease of the late part- ner, and therefore the whole $30,000 will be less than sufficient to pay all the claims of the estate. The cxse came before the Judges, this mormng, 1n two aspects. The counsel for the defendant applies to know whether, as $5000 of the pur- chase money for the Saturday Courier has al- wwadly been peu in, they shall pay in the balance of the whole amount of the purchase money, or only $2500, to make up the fait due to the es- tate of the deceased partner. The application ot the other side asks that the whole amount of the cond given by Mr. McMakin shall be paid into the hands of the receiver to meet the demands they have against th~ purchaser of the Courier The argument of the case is going on, but a de- cision will hardly be arrived at to-day. Su Fever.—The Erin’s Queen, Campbell, master, which arrived at the Point on Wedaes- day night, in fifcy days from a Liverpool, , brought over 255 passengers, five of whom gers. The ship fever broke out on ihe voyage, and the former cap- tain, Donaldson. and sixteen passengers, died on the voyage A great numberof the ate emigrants on board are now down with this terrible disorder.—New Orleans Picvyune, Feb, 1 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port of New York, February 19, 1848. AON RAMS... CON SETS. Cleared. Shire London, (ew) Hebvard, London. Grinnell, Minturn & Lo; Montreal, Dixey, New Orleans, J B Gaiger; ‘Suda, rleston. J Thompson & Ire ene, Peter De Ei il, Fampieo, mii Picket Savanaan, Rat Deals, Neomt, (Br) Wricht, ew Haven, do, Wiliams & Gaioa; X H Kuight, Sawyer, Harkres Melee Johnson & Lowden; Nesmith & Wash. Brigs Waku nd Elwell Bro Nb ,MeCresg Cos Pastas, Towesecd, Hich'aoss CH & WFresccct dor | , m+ & Beulah, Breansa. oy adelphia, McKee & tiene Cor aclia, Young, New Bed Sloop—James ‘Lampher, Kenn r, Providence. Arrived. nz, Jan 39, to Rea Horpock. th ish sapee aced & succession of giles f fi latte as, most of the time, very Halent Passed golcg in, brig aimurs, of Pordand, and brig ‘Albatruss, of Sea sport Brig cemue. rete:s. Treworg de Cube, 22 davs scome & Beck with "Son 2 ria M32, lou 8! 48. spoke n. for Mobile; 30tt, off “a Ant mo, saw jadelphia etowu, SO. 1? days, w th lumber dy (of Blae Hal) Griffia, tor New York. Schr Zalette, (of Sedgwick) Stanley, for New Yo k, sid 3 days b fore Brg Carolina, (of Camden, Me) Gilkey, Sivannih, 13 days puthamber, to W Brown. ‘The C hes been 9 days North of Hen Euphemin, tactics, Rio Hache, 26 days, to S W Lewis. Vessels left betore reported. ‘The , on 9th inst, ina gale fromNW, stove galley, sky light, binnacle, lost part of deck load, Schr Atexander M, Caswell, Darien, oe see 8 H Ro- keateugh. ‘Schr Aun, Letourette. Petersbarg, . to J Hunter & Co. Senr Macy Luyscer Burbauk, York ba 40 hours Sehr sarah Jace, Darply, from the Delaware, 4 days, to A Barratt & Co Schr Lucy White, Hal Of Cape Cod Light, J i Richards on, venatnen, of Sullivan, Me, slipped ove/boud from the j boom and wns drowned—it blow lug fresh at the time, was ta-b e to render him aoy assistance Sehr bot c, Atwood Weilfleet. bound to Virgivia. Scnr Achsah, Atwood, ne atieet, bonad to Virgina. on, Loring, Boston, to 3 W Lewis ar, Lom ard, New Haven, 24 hours daws Now Haven, 24 hours. New Haven, 24 hours. arbor. ith, Seg Harbor. Sloop Copy, Davis, Sag Hi RerUaseo—Briush bark Elizabeth, Cowan, which sniled hence for Newry, Ire. on the 13th inst, reported to be leaky Dark Hyndford, reported in yesterdiy's papers proves to be the Elizabeth, as above. Below. Ship Manchester, Smith, from New Orleans. Brig Lucy Walsh, Leland, from New Orleans, with mdse, to moste Behe Tioga, Atwood, from Mariel, Cuba, to J J Taylor. Also, 2 brizs, unknown. Brig America, Gross, from “Tibet, reported | in th's paper on the lath inst, was boarded by pilot boat J W Waterbury, bat not yet arrived. Also. brig Nancy Plaisted, from Franklin, La. was boarded by pilot boat Virginia, ani has had a pslot on board 9 days. Herald | Marine Correspondence. M— Arrived—Brit Pairapenrnia, Feb 1, ¢ Foster, Gi ham, Boston joston; schs Siduey Miner, Bolles, New York: Adeline, | ely, do. Clesred—Bark Due d’0: brig Pt » Horner, Mai York. 3, Robertson, New Orleans; chr Mary Nutt, Smith, New Miscellaneous Revord. Letter Baas of the new and tifal ship Lowpon, for London, will close at the Exchange Mteading Room and at Ken- son's, Wall street, at 10 o'clock this morning. Lurtrens for the steamer Wasnixcton, for Bremen and Soya, will be received at the above offices until 8 o'clock this evening: it closes at the post office at 6. Packer Suir lowa, o'clock for Havre, will sail on Monday at 12 H, Dixon, of and from this port for Savannah, went sehote, about ‘12ch mat. twenty-five mi ex from Beaufort, Some of her cargo was saved in a damaged state. The d, will become a total loss, She belonged to tin Savannah packets, 837 insured in Wall stre toms. We are indebted to the eaptain of the steamboat Da report, and some papers from bark Hela, from Ma anchor below ; \to the captain of the steamboat Hiereutes, for out files of papers from the same vessel Matanzas, Jan 23—Barks Ann Lgeien, . Wish, from and for N York, disehg: A ¥ Gronese, Le for Fortland; St Little, for Loo Portland, do: Licerae, Nichols, from Bry pleton Nichols, from Boston (or Portland) dg "| ces, lograbam Bary, Stigent. and Wan Horry, Cole tor Wen ren, R ; Gem, Merrill, ine Foner, Lancaster, for Pro Seuce, dos Kew Etalend, Gr do’ do. Jane,’ Rich, vf Ph indelohia, do; Fmetine, Smith’ for Bristol dor Poe. Pavterson, (rom Laxuaysa) fo 0) Ge Carver, trom N York, disg Atwood, from | 3 Poitiacd. Prin legs Franklin {rm Boston, just arr; Km ra Strgeut, from Abst 48 ——, fom vearspurt, doy Wiliam tt 0 Ellsworth; ff Pratt, Base, G wie fi fm Bristol dise; ‘Queen Kather, ¢ 80 muob thereos, a¢ ia bis oplaioa, the ¢: “he @0vermment may require, of ia on gh | Bactimone Feb Bares bark Amoton Koads; nanny ont prot E town Prersall, N York. frot Point mio a sme sunknow 0. Pa Mouatt, New York came up, LEsTOR, Feb Arr bark Prmeess alice, (an Phil- ur A een, NOriew: MopiLE, nice lO Arr Br shops We! lester. hound t» up—Feur a Geo Washington, (Bremen) Boat: brigs Nanc tin, New ¥, Mary, Smith, ships Mont starab Jaue. a” Jo sang folk, Vi Ner‘oll poet io: TI low. bark Gi Ww. RicnMond, leans, sloops Kadiant ‘roof Glas: -Blyde ‘hree Brothers, Nie! ‘Cotton Planter, Lig Trieste; Cher ter, Boston; bark Ul w Pratt. 81 ‘ork; sch: Comp Chaos, wovat Som al Adel seth ing br Pieatu, abd ee Feb 1?—Arrasio W: William Pre Mary F Luteerloh, Seu), ‘ork. Paoy IDENCE., Fob 19 Arr schrs blogs, warle, Flaart, Saf- ‘oung, bert, Melener) ton, ‘Thorndike, Mobil le. Bivsanan’ Rep iacAre t ‘rigs ‘Clinton on Pulver, Crawford, do: sehr John Drew, Searies, NO Cidachr J Linsey, Henloa, B Feb 16—S! st ed anal rou, an i = 2 uy Bah, sui rote, Brash. Pocomols York. in Ham ion Ho ae York; ‘Bote rie Old oh, shy Norfy AC Barker New Works ene Provirce- Have ZAT Oy oss ah D Riseu e White, ‘Sid rs Mary Bit te for Portland, zee ‘ork, passed through the Rond: ps Bremen, ‘4 Bremen, juli hee ht, Cole Prerces Abatackteotss Win “eres, pala Toboat Ocean Sowed to sen Andrihatyo, schra Oregon and He ‘owed to sea 6th inst, barks brig Selina Towbyat Belle ook, Atkins, ‘ecumseh, aura dos Caledoaia, Cole, v Ellen, Davis, do. Be- ‘rim “Apalashtcots ‘Sid, bask City. York; te ae | jaltimore. Fore! ‘ign Importations. Matarzas—Bark Hecla~197 hhds 15 tierces 28 bbls molasses Read & Hoppock—2 bbis dv Spoffurd, Tileaton & Co—4 cases mdse W sur StJaco pe Cuna—Brig Lemuel! Peters—728 sticks fustic 783 bales anes Lanes & Beck with—390 baies do 20 hhds 9) Kro acute Sehr Euphemia—12 bales 957 pieces fustic 59 tons nicaragua wood B Meda skins 157 hides art uf St ere Taunspay ano Faiay, February 18 and 19. wil ene N wi u Sy C Williams, Stonia,ton; Capt jagale, rm) aba iw subura, Newport art Wistgnt, peell Nenyburgs John Se vant ‘Ne BA rand Mrs Gris. es Laatwelly US Army: W Blanchard, Bosto: pe Mer Ky: BR Edwards, Baltimore: Leet yo Glo- tou, Tro Lewis, Md Greene, GH Baltimore: Cobura, 5 tal Boston; Fr, dO: Pe aseley, P Phil phia; J Ocwade: Quincy, Hitehcock, Manchester, Kngiand; A falmer layter. R Thomas, Boston; T L Little, Fete. bore’ 2 H Fai bank ASTOR HOUSE. lor, Mier Beth St iin J Th Dabney cITy E Huntingdon, C atees Rroenbng es 2 8 Providence; Mrs, Gardner, Dorcheste i Groom: Boston. Tos J & Kendall, New Yo: pompasay ft Daw Hobart HOTEL. 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D*, Rome AUTHOR. oF a hog PRACTICAL Private Treatise,” &¢., is con a abe any of there referred to, 3, Greenwich rly tages aL, der cre ‘mil and little inconvenience at A owever, those who hove suffered ople,ar otherwise, who can pre- EDICAL CARD—DR. MORRISO? 20136 FULTON street, devotes his entire time to the treatment of pri: diseases. Recent c a few days. Csnstiv facwne nocturnal 1 he cures without pata. ugnatures of Sir Astley Cs 4 ‘ooper, Sir A. Cat- in his office, 201% Fulton street A perfeet cure R, COOTER hatham and Will enjoyed the most exten: T, BETWEEN At DUANE STR it fourteen years oper has d i'n new method by which worst Tract a op a in from, CAM) q el) ein Bronk "On ndulued in by youve beget ir eat ay Pease he ean cure the Veny MOTHERS BOO ok THE EHENSION of poverty, a CaF prospect of a 'y of children tote people fr from Ly! the marries boo! arias ie 9500 & Ei wan= enero, gleet, . ictures, and s us com alate of the organt enerati Of all reme- Ties For discavered for 1 above Icousplalness thie ¥p the most Ty edy and permanent cue ‘without the the int ne xposure or chang 1¢ Prot iF challenges a sing! atance of recent gonorrhas to be a igh which mate I not q forfeitu dis Tao dn Parade OH “hike ihe Broulwny, coder o two days John ttreet