New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


however, the matter reversed and the aelessio,
would have carried the dsy II the House hsaat bce~
talked to death; which resulted in placing the whole
meter on the table Tho two Committees however
hsve already the subject before them. and both viii NJ
port bill The House will take that yoa havesss
most stringent reform you can desire. But the ma
orty Of your delegation is not apparently cordial 10
the work
Dan Taylor called up his resolutions giorify.
ing Pierces Message particularly the slavery portion
of IT, Gale for the s0ftShells. up gsnersliser
with specific sugar plum for Marcy This was talked
about for hour, but vote was taken son things
stand the best chance with the House nowsdays
The substitute will probably prevail. although tbs
Barnburners will first have to vote down their Bufsl,
platform.
The Railroad Consolidation bill seems to be
in favor IL was made the special order for Friday a.
most without opposition. But ii will have a hard
squeeze to get through
The executive session was again thrown
over-fourteen to twelve.
Your friends who want offices may as well
stay at home. As long men are prescribed for
their Hunkerism by the Canal Board. Bsrnburners
must not hope for favor in the Senate.
IL is by no means certain that the Railroad
Toll bin will be killed in the Senate The wire pullers
in the House expected il would be but il would serve
them right il it would turn out that they had caugh,
a Tartar.
Gov. Seymour gives q party to Members
tonight Sup Rosa
Washington observation-disclosures, &c.
Special Dispatch TO TAe ". Y. Dtbune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, March Is. 1859.
L. L. Hoyne, of Chicago, is TO have the u. s.
District Attorneyship of Illinois lie was Van Buren,
eec,or in lsis, and is Free soiler now
Harry Wilton, of Hillsboro, U. S. Marshal
Of Illinois under Jackson will be appointed by Pierce
to same office. The above appointed account Of
their svowed hostility TO John A. McClcrnand. John
Wilson will probably be retained as Commissioner Of
Land OBJECT Cass's friends are pledged to him The
general impression here IT, that Cass is sicker than
bis wife.
Gwin wants Hilterberger TO have the Sacra-
mento Poet Office, but Col Ferris Foreman will probs.
lily get it,
John Calhoun defeated candidate for Con
grcss will probably be the successful applicant forsur
yeyor General Of Oregon.
Benton called on Pierce few days ago and
congratulated him his success approving generally.
aso, his selection Of Cabinet Ofcersbut with regard
of them he observed with much emphasis. "iIes
nm hermaphrodte-an hermsphrodite, cir" After re.
peatng this number Of times a. usual, (old Bullion
being In state of great excement) no further re.
marked that the obnoxious member (he Atty Gcneral)
the only individual to whom the Almighty gsve
congental aptitudes for becoming Tyler man, &C..
&c. Whereupon the President replied;
81 am much gretiGed that eminent Democrats now
in Washington, who were indifferent TO my electors.
manifest much socitude for the success Of ny "A.
miaisrdtiOn"
That reply was quietus, and Benton thereupon In
mediotely ramosed
Mike Walsh is cr0wding Schell's claims
hard, but the President says the New York factions
must agree better before he will appoint any one
The New England Democratic Office seekers
here have tnken alarm at the abrupt departure Of Col
Charles g Greene, of The Post, who 10 connection
with General Cushing possess unbounded influence
as to New England appointments. Eye
Nomina lions and Appointments.
SpscG! Dispdteh 10 The ~ y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday March Is. 1853
NOmiHations.--Joh Randolph Clay, TO be
Minister to Peru Theodore g. Fay for the last thir
years Secretary of Legation at Berlin, TO be Min.
ister resident in Switzerland Samuel d. Beap, Con.
sul at Tupis Gen. Lane, Governor Of Oregon; NJ A. F
Osborne Collector at New Haven and large nun
Der Of others
Combinations MIR. - Bridges, Appraiser
AZ San Francisco, and 7. L. Toulmn, Postmaster ct
Mobile. QuIs.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Connr'na.
lions, etc.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, March Is 1883.
The Senate in Executive Session, to-day rati-
fed the Treaty negotiated by Messs Everett and Crsmp
ton for the speedy indemRfcations Of American claims
against the English Government, and English claims
sgsin,, the American Government Psrtic2lary Claims
and under Custom House regulations.
The President sent in large number OF
Nominations, among them Charles Gordon Greene,
editor Of The Boston Post, Naval Officer Of Boston;
Cbas. H. Peaslee, Collector, Boston Henry w BisboP,
sublreasurer, Boston; as also Postmaster and u o.
Marshal for Boston, which, together With several sp
poinments for California, 1t Is understood, were con
hTmed The President aso nominated RUFUS Parks Cob
lector at Cleveland Gen. Lane Governor Of Oregon,
and territorial officers OF Oregon generally; sso various
Postmasters, Custom House officers, &c. Most oil ne
nominations not read, or even opened. All sfew
be acted upon coon, perhaps tomorrow ThePresden'
also nominated, and the Senate confirmed, Mr. fhomp
Campbell Of lilnois, Geo. w. Thompson o. ",
and Apheus Feleb, ex-senator, OF Michigan, C'ai""
sioDers 10 settle land titles IN California
About thirty clerks in the Treasury depart
nsnt were removed yesterday
Trial Of DR.. Gardner.
WAsHrscros, Tuesday, March -, ls11
The Gardiner Trial commenced at ~ ociocA.
John NJ 7ogre, Resided IN City Of heh,co .nce
le26; kept tailoring establishment bis son kep, an
other DR. Gardiner there almost dsny from Iei<D
ls4i. he nractces az dentlst and no, paysenni
lived in the poorer part Of the city, and wa, gPpon
by bic profession only biz son male NJ cis.lhs IN
paid his bin. Ltae by itle; was told OardiheT pss
Mexico in ls44 10 go into the interior; cav na
again In AS and again ia A. The day OF the expulsion
OF Ameii. an citizens from the City winners had cons
ted with others about arming for seif defense ny
Gardner there said TO him what DR.. Gardiner arc
yCu bel and don't yOu NEE. with your eoun'rymeh,
lie reIifd, for py's fake don't mention tna, Ista
Aune,icsn for am stopping here a. an Hsoaneros,
witness told him "f he acting 30 for want u nesn,
be ould suppIy him Il be would follow hs msio'ons
into the interior Gardiner thanked him, and ssia 40