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 1s33 shall be lad any alt,cle he lesied atier ihr Both of Jnne lsl42."

 Mr nenidi. ,ite, Il 6rsi accedine lo this propo- sltiou, Con consolidation, prutriliy, W,tli ht person who pui his own cnnni,ance H his hand Ia chea me Sonth into consent violation ol the compromise act, at tue same ti Imt II surrendered the pubic lands, To make mgh Erin neees>aryo heeieen arcrpting the amendment, and 1t was voted down.

 Messrs. Bates, Huntington, and others rom 9ta'' favorable to high protective iarlti, utterly p'"eseu agaInst any attempt introduce any guarantee m me distribution bill, that the maximum of the compro- mise should not be transcended in case the dehc' made b, the distribution, and the eNcesses "i He Government, should render high duties necessary.

 The detection of the fraud contemplated bN MI Berriens plan, and the determination e'nced nA i'' Tariff Senators not to resign the adNant ,ge "hie' they might attain by the wants brought "n ''' Treasury by the dist ribution of its land revenue produced state of feeling which spoke out all r"nm the Senate. Mir. Be nton, Mir. Calhoun, Mr. h1hs and Mir. Walker exc laimed against the now apparent treachery meditated against the compromise art,

 MT. Morehead of Kentucky, perceNlng the fN' eiternent, moved adjournment, although It was o" dinner time, notwithstanding the maJorit, had forced

 sitting until nine o'clock last night to carry Inc Distribution bill, and had resolved to slt II out to day.

 MT. Clay kept out of sight in the committee rooms while the fraudulent game playing by Mr. Der rlen as stool pigeon, aud his friend Mr. Mangnm a' owler He came in, however, ever and anon, an' when he saw his trick had failed, retired m rage