New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From our Regular Correspondent.

WARRINGTON July 10, $780, Il NJ
The Senate Chamber was pretty well filled to- day,
md il took Espy's ventistor with all its power 10
isep the temperature at all respectable. The scene
Is In the extreme languid The Reporters are try
Inc TO amuse Themselves by sketchng of some faces
from the chamber below and the galleries above.
Dixos II. LEWIS has large fan with which he is
trying 10 keep cool for his speech. OF which he ex
poets To be delivered to-day.
Mr. Richie. Mr.. WADDY THOMPSON, the Pres
dents Private Secretary, &c. are in the lobby. Mr..
SPEraHr of Mississippi. has returned. looking less
bilious than when he left few days since on trip
for North Carolina. Mr. PESEYBAcKER, is wiping
he spsctaoles and preparing TO "suna up" 10 the
jury. when the counsel have argued the question.-
Nc Dickinson Is looking around him as 1t he ieit
that Samm was in earnest when he called him The
s,sr OF the Senate HAYWOOD has returned TO his
seat looking as amiable as wi hen he pounced upon
the $40 4o's combining the fortiter III re with the
,amrter IN modo so cunninely that the fortilef ap
peared the suariier aud vice persd
There are Ladies' too, looking langudly from The
circular gallery and then in the back circle OF inc
Ladies' gallery is little man very much Interested
In the passage of his own Tariff oill lwroDgiuiiy
called in common parsnce Mckay g. bis eyesafe
small. bot bright and sharp. The !acetious Capt.
M Of New.York say he looks like a Corporation
lamp at day .light-just going out
The Senate having again postponed the w are
house Bill till TO morrow took up tho Iarin Bill
Mr. Dixon II. LEWIS led OF in speech In favor Oh
the principles of the House BIZ. w hue ne was
spcak,pg, | noticed Mir. WEBSTER and Mr.. EVANS,
among Others taking notes. OF course We shall
have two great speeches from them. MIR. EVANS
has the hoor for TO morrow.
The ii ouse has been engaged on the Land bill
long time TO day. Much confusion prevailed, and
an adjournment was carried without coming to any
conclusion upon the bill. RlcHELlEU.
BRAzIL-Advices from Rio de Janeiro to the 9th
u, state that the Senate and Assembly yet in scs-
aon We aud among the documents laid before them by
the Secretary OF Foreign Affairs the protest of the rS.n-
tine Republic against tho acknowledgment, by the Bra
ran cabinet OF the Independence OF Paraguay aud The
reply thereto From the latter, We make the following
extract
1.-THE snti-Amcrican diplomacy is to sub.divide into
small ndependences the nations OF South America, so that
may acquire great or ovcroaancDS power and for
this cause the government OF Brazil would not have &C
knowedsed the independence Of revoed province OF the
Argentine Republic, especially when upholdinS the same
fundamental principles government as the Argentine Re
public herself had not Paraguay always been independent
and separated from Buepos Ayres Her solemn decara
ton OF freedom from despotsm demands the respect Of
European nations and from the countries Of America lie;
every government OF tho continent preserve lis nationality
and It's onward path IN the march OF civiI alton"
The Naturalization BIZ was under discussion and would
probably pass to the following eject Foresners ybo have
resided In the country coons for two wears and who
during that time have committed neither crio. NOV host,
lily against the government ,ha be deemed as Brazilian
citizens. " - >D'''oN
In Bahia Committee Of three Of the mo,, ,nsus,,l
erchsuts bad been appointed BY the As,oc;and ~
mercia Company for the purpose Of inourps n,o nh,
beet Kramer OF growing cotton In that Province whs
kinds are oess adapted TO the soil and climate and hs,
measures might be requisite to compel. Win i've .,h
ofotner eouatres-aso ihs CONCERNING The rAisns
ofcvtee tobacco, and sugar cane
Inc OF the l9th May in the Same place, give
The celebrated Cangus.u on ,uo 49, .s =!
chants of Rio de Con,a,, Sr Nj Ins,;,;,p - NaNra
and A'ou4oei Soe' eAN N'A 'eother. Sr. Marrsnians