THE TRIBUNE.

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was postponed -. ;o;,, resolution
on .;r,e NJ adjournment Of Congress on IN.
n1 I1.S 81 vi I,ne was taken up and passed without
vice. .;ao, tho 20
-, ~ " The Committee on Finance on the Tart
Mr. McDurrIs rose and spoke at great length
concluding MS remarks commenced YESTERDAY
Mr.. Cno.Tg followed IN reply


Dir. McDUfsIg rejoined, and the dsoaie was
further continued by Messrs. BAGEY, BATES anu
E1.ss; when the question was about 10 ne ldAeA
on the report Of the Committee, as ieho~s
,hs IN I'll M,rrh is usually eaed the compromise act slH
10 modify the existing duties upop orsss ,npos 10 -
ms ~ ~ II IN. seventh section OF IN, hf nrtie-
of The Constitution. aod cannot therefore o''si"s' " ~
Tss,,fv,s ,eso,ed That be indefinitely vrotooaed


Alter some further debate,


Mr.. AiLgs proposed 10 amend the resolution ol
The committee BY striking out all after the wore
thai" and to insert "tbe duties imposed by e1-
isring laws on impohations are unjust and ought
To be reduced" That, he said, would enable
those Senators who desired 10 do 50, to give
direct vote ON the merits Of the bill.


The question was then taken, by yeas and
nays. on the amendment Of Mr.. ALLEN, and dc
cided ia the negative, as follows


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D,,Es. Stes, sempe. Sewer, Iappau "00o'o'' "isi"
Choate CaytSa Ctasadso Dayton. kyun, Ffn1eS & hsl
oe-soo Hun.iaeton. Jarnagin. hangnn: hshfsii i,a s
Msss ssaeS Mo1tsfd:e. lrisd Es'' Aa Ss BaeSanaa


The question then REQUIRED on The report oi tiie
Cor.InItte on Finance.


Mr.. WRrorr desired 10 have the vote on The
FIRST resolution. which was ag-cSd To; and TIE
resolution was adopted follows


Yrls-Messrs Allen Archer, Aicbson, i!arby. Barow'
Bsl B.Xd Bsp,on Bree.e Buchnnan Ch9ae Ss2sn
annsdo. srsGn Jarpasn Merek Miller Mcyehend Nie Por
tsf Rives, Srpple simmons Sturgeon. Iallmadre "he'
SSg.msesr. Haywood. Hurer, sIcDufHe. Woodbury.


The question was then taken on the second re-
solution, TO wit, the indefinite postponement OF the
bill, and il was carried without division.


The Senate then adjourned.


In the Housg or REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. ADAMs,
ON leave given presented the memorial Of citizens
of Pennsylvania, praying sech an alteration oi
the naturalization laws as TO require residence
OF twenty. one years to confirm an alien IN the
political rights Of an American citizen.


The petitioners requested Mr.. ADAMS, in pre-
senting this memorial, 10 express his views on tie
subject What Mr.. A. said on that point the Re
porter could not hear, beyond the declaration that
in presenting the petition, he did not hold hlms.
bound to support the views of the petitioners.


The memorial was laid on the table.


A message was received from the State, by A.
DicKIss. Esq. Secretary, stating that the Senate
had concurred in the amendment OF the Joint re-
solution of this House, by which Monday, the
l7th day of June, a, the hour of twelve O'Clock
meridian, is fixed as the day on which the two
Houses would finally adjourn.


So at length 1t is decided that the final ad-
journment shall take place on Monday, the Eth
day Of June.


The report Of the Committee on Elections ad-
verse TO the claim OF Mr. Bolts, was received,
(it being understood that both the majority and
minority of the Committee agreed in awarding
the contested seat TO Mr. Jones,) and after a long
and dscursiye debate, the whole subject was LAID
over till Thursday.


The House then, after refusing motion of
Mr.. VANCE TO take up the Private Calendar, wen,
into Committee of the Whole, and consumed
the time until adjournment, Chiefly Dithoaf a
qucrum) in fruitless discussion of the Louisiana
Land Claim, the Western Naval Depot, sc.


RuNAwAYs.-Cap,. Webster, of the U. S. Re.
venue schooner Forward, writes that he saw and
pursued long. boat full OF men, on the 29th ult.
which appeared coming round Cape Henopen,
under sail. The men, (i(leen in number) ran
the long boat ashore and ted-bcing pursued for
for some distance by L.eut. Roach and his party,
who fred upon them, but without effect. In TIE
boat were quantity of fine clothes marked w.
G. Smith. and several other articles. The boat
and is contents can be had by the owner on ap-
81. ~ N.


Coon IDEA A novel, but not irrational mode
OF regulating the fare OF passengers, has been a
dopted by the pfoprieiors of wagons. on the Ma.
ional Road from Cumberland 10 Wheeling. IL
Is literally by weight; each passenger being test
cd by the scales. and charged 50 much per pound.
The price is double the weight OF inanmate
freight, as the stowage cannot be quite 50 close
Of course. The passengers are chiefly emgrantS


North American.


DsGRAcgruL.-We aro sorry to see in the
Quebec Mercury, "that the obeiisk erected on
spot where the Immortal Wolfe fell after recciv
ing his death wound, has been sadly desecratcd
by unhallowcd hands. The composition in the
letters is for the most part picked out, the stone
work itself is wofully mapgled and chopped
and the ratings bounding the enclosure have
been forcibly torn away, to admit the Vandal.
who have so mcrcilessy invaded sacred spot"


TYLER OFncE. .HoLpKRs.-We have no doubt
that great many clever fellows held office un.
der JonN TYLER. Indeed, we knop there are
We were convcrsing with one during a recen,
tramp, aud during the conversation we inquired
OF him how long he proposed TO stick to the Csp.
tam Why said he, l can't answer you that
question better than by reciung TO you an anec-
do.c read the other day.


How long exclaimed tradesman, as he
applied the lash to inco.rigibly bad apprentice,
viii you continue to serve the devil


"'Not moso than niue months, sir-my in.
den;ures will be cut them rRoch. Dem.


KALAMAZOO, Nav 2l,-rhis ree;o, of c,,,,,r,
was visited with severe iros, on Mons,> n;sb;
the 2ath inst Fruit which was exceediprIy i,,,Ss,
and prom,sed an anGsusl supply, has been en,;,ei>
Gu, of Many OF the garden vegetables and ,bs
leaves upos the trees are crisped and Drowned -
with the chilling winds OF Autumn. Such yisir..
non Is very uncommon here. kalamazoo Gaz.


MuRpKR.-A man named Runells, who on hi,
way ffoni Shelby Co. Texas, with load OF Cotton
with which he was going TO Shreyegosi, was mur
dcrcd on the 9th inst. by three men who rode up l,
the place where he had camped Tor the night. aslec
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