The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BILLS PRESENTED in THE SENATE.
Important Statistics from the Treasury De.
partment,
&C., &c, &c.
Tho News from Washineton.
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSEWIFE NEW YORK
DELEGATEs-THE MESSAGE THE DEFICIENCY OF
APPRoPRIATIoNs--THE CoMMITrEEs-THE VOTE
FOR CLERK IN DETAIL, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Dec 8, 1853.
As we anticipated the opposition to the caucus nom
nations 6zzed out and the House organ to-day by
the election Of the old officers. Messrs Cutting and
Maurice and others shirked the vote The Cerkshp
whilst Messrs Wheeler and Mike Walsh voted for Mr.
Young. Carrying water both shoulders never COM
mands respect and 1t Is to be hoped the record of this
Congress win show that every member had the moral
courage to vote either for against measure
as his conscience dictates.
The Senate having adjourned before the organization Of
the House. the message could not be rent in till
is understood the President was desious Of commun
eating it to-day.
The estimates which send you show the deficiencies
in the appropriations Of last session The Post Office De-
Fartment requires than half million to def
ciences this year This is little more than the dea
cheney Of last year.
any opposition is manifested the Cabinet 1t is evi
dent it will not be brought to bear till after the holidays
Every effort will be made to stave of any resolutions
discussions involving expression of opinion the
Cabinet interference in New York and Guthries letter
Many of the warmest friends Of the administration do
not hesitate to say that if the question is forced upon
them they cannot defend the administration in their
policy of appoin mens and sustain themselves at home
But they their determination Of doing all they
to prevent the issue being made
It supposed the leading committees Of the House will
be organized pretty much they session where
it is possible. Thus Mr.. Houi ton of Alabams will
in all probability again be Chairman Of Ways and Means
although understood George W. JONES' Of Tennessee
is aspirsnt. They both belong to the economical
schools schosl that has rendered deficiency" bills
matter of course every session.
There Is talk of trying to have the committees
voted for by the House, but under the rules any such
resolu ion be choked Off The resolution adopted to-
day providing for revision Of the rules, is capital
move and viii result is hoped in amendment Of
the present intolerable gag law which prevails
The following is the vote in detail for clerk -
W. FoRNEY
Bsssy Ts: f. BHy ssy
Bfsssss
Curtis Jsh1 Davis Thss Davis Dawson:
Es
LASTING.
Hiily.r, housson Hughes, Ingerson Johnson. Jones
k h.aS aS
ss Nsss .s1
Rsethsm RS5d Perkins . rIns Phelps Phps
s.ssss ssSs
T1ss T.ss
y,il vspsR;; w.lksT Wares Wells, j. wentworth,
FOR RICHARD YOUNG
r;s Al Aias s. Ss Rsss
Lyon cSeQueen Mison Powell '%ryear Reese Rogers,
.sd ku1
FOR B. PRSDLR
Messrs Bennett Carruthers Dickinson Edmoads Haven
tom D. Rtchia, saSn, Simmons, Tras, Wphsn and T.
FOR MR.. HUTCHINSON
aIs'i Howe shiSsiy Ready
FOR CHARLES BROWN.
MR..
MessIs Cipgman, Corwin, Ewing Hunt, s. W. Parker
FOR G. W. MUMFoRp.
FOR MR.. RARcIAT.
FOR MR.. BoGAar
Kessrs. Morgan and Sage. AsAODEUs.
MIR. CUTTING DID NOT SUPPORT FoRNEY
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. 1853.
Mr. Cutting has in any way approved the Fornsy
letter. He declined to vote for ney because of that
letter.
Gen. Cass understand called the President to day.
Gen. Cass expected define his position in favor
OF compromise The administration party count largely
upon the healing influence Of the message and the de.
partment reports @
STATISTICS PROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT-Es.
TIMATEs FOR APPROPRIATIONS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1855.
The following the estimates Of appropriations the
first table giving the estimated deficiencies present
fiscal year. and the second table the estimates for the
year ending June 80, 1856
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov 23. 1853.
SAgreeaby to the jeint resolution of Congress jan
uary 1885, have the honor to transmit for the i1fo
nation OF the House of printed estimates
vice of the present fiscal year and previous years viz
Civil list foreign intercourse and miscesnee u.s. includ.
ing deficiency in the revenue Of the Post Office Depart
ment................ e.'.,.......$l3S2 23t4 W
Naval E.tatli.hmsnt ''''''''''' iSs oCS " ~
Total 26l1 40
lam, very rsspe ctfully, your obsdent servant,
JAMES GUTHRIE Sec'y of the Treasury.
To Hon. Speaker of House Of Representatives.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Nov. 28 1853.
SR-Agreeaby to the joint resolution OF Congress of
JanuarS 1876. have the honor to transmit for the
inform alton OF the House Of Representatives printed es
mates Of the appropriations proposed to bs made the
fiscal year ending June ID, 1885, as foliows:-
Civil list reign intercourse and miscellaneous, nclud.
irg the expenses of collecting the from sales
OF public lands, public buildings expenses Of Courts
and deficiency In revenues Of Post Office Depart
ment .....,..........$ $lO, 264 lS2 90
Pensions-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 853600 90
Army Amy proper 10 iol t6s ss
Military academy. 662St 90