New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-14
TWgsTY-s1sTH cosGREss...First Session.
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w..U1ycroy. April llth. 1876
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Washington April llIh. 1865 o'clock P VI
The Resolution printing tie Report of the
Commissioner OF Patents was taEea Up and discuss.
ed and passed over informally
The Resolution calling for copies OF any cores
rondepre between the two Governments on the
Oregon controversy, offered long time ago by NJ
]. VI. CLAY1os, was taken up and passed on call
OF the Yeas and Nays. Yeas &C. Nays Is. The
Loco Focos generally voted against il, particularly
the Oregon men The Two leSas Senators voted
for me Resolution
MI. BREEsE's Resolution on tie new arrangement
for Reporters was taken up. After some remarks.
!. passed over.
Mr.. Mics offered resolution irsuucting the
Committee on Finance to make inquiry abou; tie
surplus fund nov in the Treasury, and the extension
o: the National Debt
Mr.. ALIEN offered resolution asking Tor infor.
NATION relative 10 The Right of search requesting
COPIES of correspondence in the State Department
on this subject from 1871 to i3+3 On motion of NJ
WEBSTER this was made an addition 10 his vesolu-
ton offered yesterday and passed.
The special order of the day coming up, Mr..
PHELPS stated that his colleague. Mr.. UPHAN who
has the floor was SICK and hoped woald be passed
over.
Alter some talk abou, adiourning &c the Senate
went into the consideration of Executive business,
with closed doors.
In the House Of Representatives We had some
smart controversy this morning. Mr.. WISTHRoP
rose 10 correct some things which the Reports in
the papers had attributed 10 M YAycEY and others
who had charged Mr. WEBSTER with several TN
patriotic acts Several OF the charges were me;
and completely refuted by Mr.. WINTHROP. Mr..
YaScEY made pretty figure In trying to compete
with Mr. WINTHROP. He succeeds better in
striking at delsrceless Reporter an absent SEN
ator who canno; reply. AS Mr.. WINTHROP is pre-
pairing his remarks for publication, will wait till
they appear The House then took up the Private
calendar on which they were engaged till they adj
journed
FARTHER FROM ST. DoNISGo.-The Courier
publishes some additional items relative 10 affairs in
Hayti which will be found interesting. although
late Edyces heretofore published Papers 10 the 20h
OF March state that Cen Acasu having been entirely
foed in his repeated attempts 10 resist the Government
had committed suicide.
An official letter from GEN Phillippcaux the Presi.
dent of Hay giving account OF the manner in which
ne had underworld fulfil his trust and put down the
rebellion in the Department Of Nippes Gen Acasu had
counted upon The population Of that section to sd MIN
bur he mistaken ills intrirues were ioed BY Phil
lippeauX and ne proved unable 20 Secur. the adherence
of any Of the troops Ga the 1th Acaau took
possession OF Fort Laurent which, On the next day was
10 DE attacked Ire assault however, did not take place
force of 1000 Government troops were before the
fort
The letter of Phippesux says that Acaau had hut
for men with him hut as il known ,ha, he intend
cd 10 blow up the ort when II should be attacked
thought bes: risk lie usele-sly by making the as
ssut; 200 given the highest number OF his i'd
herents.
later bulletin. dated March l3. issued by Cen La
garre says that Gen Acaau. the night Of the eh,
taught safety flight and took shelter in cavern near
An-e a.Veau. His flight known; he was fol-
lowed and discovered by the troops and committed sui
eide on the lii vessel with dispatches and NUM-
tons FOR hin; had been seized.
FROM YUcATAY-The Mexican schr A parecida
Capt Sanchez arrived here yesterday morning from
Canpeachy having sailed the Gath ut This arrival
put beyond all doubt the intenouS of the principal ct'
zena OF the peninsula The old Governor, Barbachano,
had arrived Csmpeachy from Merida. The overtures
made by the Administration of Gen Paroles in order to
secure the fidelity OF the Department to the Central
Government had been entirely Intellectual. Gen Pare
des had offered 10 confirm the treaties of 1913 entered
into while Santa Ana was IN power but upon certain
conditions which the Yucateeos would not for mo-
ment listen. We may henceforth regard Yucatan as En-
trely independent of all control By the Mexico
Is. o. Pic. April 81.
MURpER-We learn from the Galena Gazette,
that estimaolc French gentleman by the name OF
Francis De Lassaut murdered the hrst instant,
Beetown, Grant County w T. by man named Bruce
II that Bruce had erected enclosure upon Lac
saults land and the Inter apoached for the purpose
of urging its removal Bruce shot him down with rifle
and then rushed upon him. and pu. an end 10 his It,
with knife. Bruce has been arrested and Ia in con
fnement.
RIGHT OF wAY.-A meeting of Delegates or tho
people, favorable granting the Right of Way To the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, finish their
road from Cumberland 10 Pittsburg-was held in Al
leeheny City. "Wednesday, April -th. Hon. RIcHARD
COULTER OF Westmorelaud presided assisted by an i'm
mcnse number of Vice Presidents and Secretsres-
Spirited Addresses made by Hon. WALTER For
aud others and Of strong Resolutions We're
adopted
MARISE DIsAsrER.-Capt WHITE Of the steam
Ar,sor her passage from Georgetown yesterday,
of Cape Romaa. spoke Pr. barquc dsHes (ot London
81 days from New Dreams in distress, having lost all
her spars except fore and main and bowsprt took
her in 5 far Devices when the hawser parted.
and night coming on compelled 10 leave her al
anchor Four OF the crew OF the ASEcs had lett in one
OF The boats previous to being boarded By the AHson
ard were sick. steamboat will DC dispatched 10 the
baIque this morning to tow her TO this port
fChsrlrston Mercury. April Q.