The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
WARRINGTON, April a, lsse
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No agreement The Committee OF Conference
between the two Houses, upon the subject OF the
notice, had meeting last night another THIS morn
ing, and another this evening. We expect report
In the morning, anda partial, not an entire surren.
der of the House to the Senate
CAPTAIN Moore who has been the British bearer
OF dispatches 10 this Government Tor some twenty
wears past, is in town Doubtless he has important
papers for Mr. Pakenham
We understand the cabinet were in session yes
terday, and will be again tomorrow.
The Chairman on Finance in the Senate, tells Us
that the specie clauses OF the subreasury not to
take effect TIL next January and that meantime,
the warehouslng bill and two branch minis at New
York and Charleston are to be brought in COLA
teral branches OF the new system The mnts. we
suppose, are to be sort OF branch banks OF the rea
sury; and the warehouses as places OF deposit for
security OF duties So that there will be no special
call tor sub. treasury panic. The present system
Is most unsafe and uncertain and new and ex-
pclt system for the treasury far more Imperative
ly demanded than htty-iour forty, although both
would be better than neither.
The barbarous destruction OF the poor Sikhs, in
crossing the Sutlej, meets with no countenance,
and next to the massacre of the Arabs bv the French
in the cave OF Dahra, will be secuted as an ret of
barbarism by the civilized world. Had Gen. Jack
son pursued the same system OF slaughtering the
retreating army at New Orleans, not man of them
would have been left to tell the story II this be
the mission OF humanity that Great Britain is des-
tned 10 carry out she IL welcome to all the h0nors
As sure as there Is justice in the earth in the day
OF retrihu'lon she will be found aiming Annexa-
ton! Texas and the Punjaub Where Is the glory?
where Is the shame Is annexation 10 be measured
by the number OF hvlng men that are sain or BY
the peaceable assent of free people In short
SO Tar from the close OF the war in India being an
advantage to England in the pacific adjustment of
the Oregon dispute, il has rather excited shirt of
rrtaiauon Tor the barbarous slaughter OF the Skhs
The slaughter IN the river gives to the whole affair
the bloody contamination OF Tartar barbarism
Mr. Webster made another passing Iunee into the
thorax OF Mr.. g. J. Ingersoll to-day. Tomorrow
we may expect salute from the House.
Upon one thing all appear to be agreed, that as
soon as the President has The authority he will give
the " notice." discretion" or no discretion. And
the notice alone will prevent the controversy from
running into the next Presidency as war measure.
sweeping every thing before It like avalanche of
fire. Give the notice, aud we shall settle the quess
ton by negotiation without war Withhold IT, and
We hight and negotiate afterwards, according to the
plan OF Mr. Adams, the interval employed in war
oeins 80 much tlm- lost IN rather Improbable,
amusement to all concerned, and one in which all
will be concerned. Concern the thing let us settle
1t and be done with it, and go ahead
We believe in the 60 al head principle. 1t has
been the making of these United States But tall
and beautiful these wenty-eight daughters of
Uncle Sam, they have yet to redeem the Continent
Go head. old uncle, settle the question: and 20
ahead. GIVE the notice-make no more joint con-
ventons of the question, and 90
ahead. Let us have the notice, and let all parties
understand that there is Limitation of twelve
months, at the expiration of which, if nothing is
done. look out tor the engine when the bell rings
Hold to the basis Of 49-peace or war and the Pre-
sdent will not recede from that, nor will the House.
nor will the Senate, nor will one man in ten thou
sand OF the American people II that fails, like Bro
ther Jonathan In the circus, OIL with your Kentucky
jeans and tight, war upon such terms would be
righteous war; and, as we believe in protecting
Providence, especially over this hemlsphere-we
will stake or life upon Kentucky jeans. And the
prospect that Sir Robert Peel, Cor he is the Queen
OF England,) will recede to 49, is rather lugubrious;
SO that after all, chances are that the ultmatum
OF the President will be 81 40. There is certainly
no alternative between the basis OF 40 and the Rus
sian boundary. Pass the notice, and John Bull will
discover this fact-the question will be settled and
we slia! 60 ahead, on the electrical principle by
land and sea.
WEIGH, Mann and Delavan's Circus. since Mon.
day night, has been the monopoly. For two nights
past there were scarcely less than three thousand
people present The performances are elegant-the
whole affair is arranged and gotten up in style.
ton for the Tariff Fair, on the 10Th NAV next-is
nearly completed. 1t is expected that halt the OWL
lied world will come to town to zee the specimens
OF home and foreign goods and manufactures, that
are to be brought in from the uermost parts Of the
earh in illustration OF the benign and blessed effects
OF the tariff OF AZ The Lowell weaver will show
W. that he can sell coarse cotons which are protect
ca some AD0 per cent cheaper than they are manu-
featured in England, &c. &c. All that we are afraid
OF, Is, that they will overdo the thing and chow, by
their own showing at this show OF all the shows, that
there Is no longer any necessity for the excessive
bounties of 1872. We should not wonder If this
great show-gotten-up.to save the tariff by grand
coup de main, will be the very means of expe diting
It's destruction, by clearly showing that our manu-
facurers no longer need the stimuants of specifics
and minimums.
The Smithsonian bill was up to day In the House,
TO be resumed tomorrow. Mr. Robert Dale Owen
deserves high praise for his interchangeable perseve-
rance IN behalf of this Smithsonian bequest OF half
million. originally, but now amounting to near
100000 Mr.. Owen is the very man TO persevere
We verify believe he will get IT through Congress.
Respectfully,
The Doctor.