New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington Bubble. No.II.

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n Senate We bad an interesting speech from
VI BESr0y oa BIS bi.. reiucins the ho1aiaries II
Texas. &c ba- t would b. d.Gc1lt for ne 20 les
c-ibe the scene which ulowed. Mr Foors o..
Mississippi. rose Immediately n toe close OF NJ
BENIoys remarks and. ealing ior e glass Of iced
water. commenced bis speech on his new bill for
tie admission q California. New Mexico. K INTO
he mon He vas proceeding 70 tx his outposts
preparatory 20 a grand attack upon Senator BEx
ToS With occasional cutting lnuendoes, when 10,
end behold Senator BENTON with ~ much com
posure as if he only heard fy buzz. rose. adjust
81 his broad briruned lat gracefully threw bis
martial cloak around him. and gracefully erI1
So~ tins certainly provoking, AID Nj
FoorE felt the indigu.ry deeply, ;or be commenced
to raj furious'y At Senator BENTON while he was
walking towards tho dOo- Just NJ. BENroy
swung open The door. Senator FooTE stretched his
neck out after him and exclaimed, He IS running
away nov as his Slaves from Missouri ran across
the Mississippi to Illinois The door creaked on
It's hinges. AID shut ont from BENroN. ears the
philippe which was measured ont hy the foot to
hm after be left
The cause Of NJ B4NToNs departure was M.
understood Everyboiy knows TIM. the Senator
from Missouri. is pnnctihous d fault 900 correctness
of classical pronunciation. In quoting the re.eb-at
ed invectlvc against CltiInc IN the original stin
~ r0ueyuc f1qdeIp dbq'trc.' SC Mr. F0oTF u-o
nYunced the last word here quoted. 0bV'ct. with
tie penuf short This 50 shocked OH Billions
nerves that he gathered up hs hat and cloak. a
a.or, said. and PIT Tor the door What still more
p-ecIpItatcd his fight was that inst be had cot
o. the door. Mr. FooTE exclaimed against ths moi
en Hccir7 and gave the wrong pronunciation %
the 2 THIS made the door shut IN double quick
time.
During the open Session two or three messages
were received from the President. One OF them
contained the nomination ofscveral Posmasiers o.
Ncw-York from the City on Hellratc 10 Buffalo on
the Lakes inclusive believe also.that Mr. Max
well nomination rs Collector %. the Port was sent
.u Others too. were transmitted bat have not
inquired particularly 10 their names trans
mtted the fact last night that the principal ones
would be sent In today
presume the lommations viii be generally con.
hrncd \ good deal Of talk has been made
agains, Mr. Maxwell. but ! DO not think II viii
amount 10 ANYTHING. ! DO not know OF z single
Wing that wi. oppose him
\ message sent ia % day, IN answer to a resolu-
ton OF the Senate was ordered printed. but after
ward that order was changed. and It Is not IA be
prutod. A. 1t is a matter oiuews and has not got
mo the papcr-, shall give you the substance
as caught it at a hasty glance.
There IS quite a taik round town 10 day of
N'w Yorker of some note coming ON here and
breaking two faro banks but ths u also rather
to1 rich Tor publication, End therefore ! shall not
publish the facts furnished mo.
a statement appeared Ia one OF the Philadelphia
papers that BoBERr BLAs. Esq the Sergeant n
Arms oi the Senate has been guilty % i1r-eres
similar TO those charged on Mr. BR0vN I am rs
su-ed that this charge is entirely without iognda
ton. / have known NJ BEtLE ior some t.m'
AMI should be very unwilling TO believe anything OF
the Kind about him.
L0c0 Foco,Sn Is an uncre'aful animal \ Mr.
BEoWN wrote several lives If Gen CAS- ald was
yrcmsturciy horrihed at the prospect OF Whig
corruption # Gen TAYLOR should be elected. He
himself, 10 be sure. in one of the public ohccs
here. from which he aitcrward somehow. got
leave 10 retire II did retire and The ini0D was
indignant that such virtuous officers should have
10 yield 20 hungry Wings. As a saivo to sad NJ
BRowN' wounded patriotism he was nominated
IN iui caucus for Door eepcro f the House of Rep
reseniatives To-day the voting came tor Door
Keeper and not one single Loco Foco remembered
the vows that they gave or the pledges they
made They did not even explain the cause Of
his sudden departure, nor so much as withdraw his
nomination but WAS II not uugrateiuI