New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

determined TO ST The thing out and Kill Ii a' oi''s
as il was blocking up all the business OF Ire SEES
ton that remains unfinished.
The following IS the vote-l6 to 80
,a 3ft: oGs HST a.o Ie2e-s S ase Le Dais
S.nplc sewer St'i-seon. iYsi.eF and " r-.
Rsyaid 3sa.oa Boel, Caoate. Clay;2n t'teHae. Il5
aRn.oa 1argm. Ncrck lisI ,oTehead ,.' l ea,
White. Woodbridge and If1Eat-5o.
u Yeas, al! Loc0s, but Henderson OF MS
sissipPi Nays. 28 Wings, Locos IN Italics
Yeas oyeI two TO che.
HAsxsoAx, you see, fled the track. lie IN
leade2to have voted Tor il; but he could not
swallow the recent ridiculous correspondence.
Mr.. BENroy has prepared and given notice oi e
Bill for the Annexation Of Texas, which he Po'
poses TO take up in Legislative Session to nor
row. Itcontains clause which provides th4t
the consen. Of Mexico must be obtained 5ei5-e
we annex Texas to the United States.
Dir. RivEs's speech against the Treaty vas e
most admirable one, and viii command universal
admiration ahcn it IS published.
1Ir. PAcKExnAn has received important dcs-
patches from his Government relative 10 the now
dead and annihl!ated Treaty. We shall probably
learn something of their contents in = few days.
We shall have d busy and most exciting tine
from now I'LL the close Of Congress. There Is :
talk tonight; about proposal 10 rescind the JOINT
resolution 10 adjourn On the l7;h inst; but this,
feel certain, viii enc in talk.
Two the hest, and most hard working Com
mi;tee-ren in the present Congress, Gen. Reed
Of Penn and Mr.. Phoenix OF \. York, by great
exerlon got the two excellent bills through both
Houses, to improve The Western Rivers, Lake
GEag5ors, and Atlantic seaboard Well, the frc-
sidcnt threatens to veto both OF them, from a.
legged Constitutional scruples. But the true yea
son IS asserted to be evaporation because the
House rejected the appropriations for outfits for
his ,oadies who are TO be sent out 10 supcrsede
Todd and Jeniicr. II l!F. Tyler should be 50 in
sane as to do this, the indignation OF Congress
and The Country viii know no bounds; and am
certain that in that event, Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan, as well as Ohio, would go for Mr.. Clay,
because they can have no security in clecting
Loco Fucc President.
The Senate nave too much regard ior the pub
lie interests 10 confirm the late miserablv inelii-
Gent nomination ofJudgc King TO the bench of
the Supreme Court, made at the instigation OF
Dr. Joel B. Sutherland. In fact, they will con,
firm no one for that bench till Mr.. Clay is elected ;
and very properly too, for the Supreme Court
Gcnca wants strengthening. II Judge Story
should die, the present bench, with a couple or
three such men as kiDg, would not command
the respect that the Supreme Court Of the United
States should command,
There seems &c be very little doubt that Robert
Ranioul viii be Secretary of the Treasury; but
don't think the President per Sc will trust his
name again before the Senate.
The Senate viii Gu; off a great many foolish
heads next week. The guillotinc viii go to work
b'sAly. Nlessrs. Charles &. Ferris and 'Tosc VIII
be two OF the first 10 fall.
We shall doubtless have desperate attempt
made in the House next week to pass resolutions
relative to ennexing Texas and occupying Ore
gon. AIr. c. ]. ingcrsoIl and Or. Duncan are to
lead OFF. Il will be little more than Z spaeInodic
effort
If Mr.. Tyler can find the least shadow of ex-
cusc for 50 Going, he intends 10 call Congress to
gcthcT in an Extra Session, as soon as the law
viii authorize their meeting SUI desperate
he is, with nothing that he can possibly gain and
certainly nothing bat inlamy 10 lose, l hardly
think he viii venture on that desperate measure.
We shall see. JusIUs, JR.