New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
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From Our Own Correspondents
wAsHiSGryS, Thursday, Jan l2 1885,
have ID access special Intelligence received soday
from Harrisburg.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is throws into sres,
CONSERVATION oy the reports coming in upon them thick
and fast from the Western States. Everywhere the Ere
rioters loud y denounced and Pennsylvsnn Is ned
responsible for the airocoas interruption at Ere Of the
line Of communication between the Mississippi Valley and
the Atlantic The demand comes from thousand qiar-
tiers thai the State Government Of Pennsyvana ssl
once put end the existing condition Of thngs; and
bring the guilty parties to condgn punishment The sher
native presented by those who thus loudly complaining
10 the State authorities Harrisburg is the withdrawal u
all trade and intercourse from Philadelphia unless prompt
steps are taken reduce the rioters to sabecton TIE
Governor in great way and the members Of the Legs
aiure are equally perpex,d the threatening aspect Of
affairs Instead of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania profit
ing by the asgrant attempt Eie levy tribute upon
trade and passenger feeling OF deep hostility excited
against the whole State for lis culpable remssness In
checking the disorders The Cow understand has
been particularly rated at the comments OF THE TRIBUNE
upon the narrow puerilts of his message.
There is general explosion of dgnaton here among
the members OF the diplomatic corps at the overwhelming
vote The Ingraham affair
II is confidently stated that the Administration have no
desire Whatever to arrest the ilbusterng proceedings
nexaon provided it is likely to end in the extension OF
Slavery As for Congress there me more com
peey obedent in its general Tone to the demands OF tho
Slave power There degree OF humiliation 70 which
it does not show disposition in behalf of the peculiar in
sttuton
Mr. Chases does not appear the Senate Com
mieo on the Pacific Railroad but much blame at
aches TO Mr. Atchsop the President OF the Senate this
account as might appear Nobody really objected to Mr.
Chase on any ground for better man could be found
for the place but the number of the Committee was limited
arr SOM bopy had to stand back
The opposition to the Nebraska bill is gaining daily
-Four of the Committee on Territories in the House are
opposed to IT, and one doubtful Mr EVERETT is certainly
decidedly agains. it, There will be majority report in
It's favor.
Mr. CLAYTON nearly annihilated CAss today-he will
finish him to
An amendment will be offered by southerner to tho
Nebraska BILL authorizing the Territories to egsate on
slavery in any way in conflict with the Constitution Of
the United States.
Mr. CLAYTON, in his reply to Cas- was equal to his
palmest days The Senate and auditors were delighted.
1t said that Gen HoUsros will to the knife aims
the confirmation of Gen GADsDES.
The dispatch published in the Satanic reteraing the
ewMexco Treatyis all Bosh Gadsden made propositions
TO Santa Anna, viii h were rejected
Col DAVIS has entire faith in the dispatch announcing
Browns nomination.
Mr. BENJAnISs call for papers in relation to treaty
with Mexico all the instructions to Gadsden and
Ward Ii is believed the call will not be answered pend
ing negotiations but il is not improbable that Conklngs
treaty recognizing the soo grant will be sent to the
Seuae.
Secretary GUrHRrEs party to night was brilliant affair
and largely attended Secretary MARCY there in fine
fpits rejoicing the passage of the lngraham resou
tons He considers an ndorsement of the foreign policy
OF the Administration. QOi WE.
Collector Redfeld has forwarded to the Department
report giving the particulars of the unsuccessful cruise Of
the cutter Washington and says he has directed the
marder of the cutter to repair and put to again with
the least possible delay.
Lieut. II X Davenport has been ordered to the steam
Princeton. Lieut.. James g. Biddlo detained in the
receiving ship at Philadepho, is nominated as Light
House Inspector and Lieut. John G. Howell is ordered TO
the receiving ship at Philadelphia Passed Mid.hipman
Robert Clay Rogers has resigned.
The Senate yesterday confirmed Thomas Rsiney
Consul at Bolivia; VIM Crosby Consul at Chill; VIM
+ Ges District Judge Of Maryland Josiah L. Parrish
Indian Agent at Oregon
Capt A. Henry, son of Patrick Henry died in Char
lotte County, Va, on the 9Th inst.