The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-03

bill 4 now considered Il Is hardly possible that can b
reached this session No bill which from this day for
ward referred to the Committee OF the Whole can be
passed upon unless 1t is taken up by twothirds VOTE
and the tariff has hardly such number OF friends In the
House What Pennsyvania has to guard against, u thu
process Of legislation by resolution which no doubt
the intention of Western and Southern members to put in
operation effect the repeal Of the duty railroad iron
Congress this session The has been STAYED on
in the Senate after hard fight but it gathers strength
Senators do not bolt from II In body Hae
Senator's contrary to expectation have volunteered
stand BY the bill That Tennessee for it, know;
foAndrew Johnson the present Governor Of Tennessee
originated the measure during the last Congress- but is
not Known that Arkansas Missouri Kentucky even
view TO the Improvement of these respective States The
South Perhaps more than the North, requires indie
pencent yeomanry to protect her institutions.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, March %, 1854.
The GGdsden Treaty.
The list OF claims which have been made by American
OF Guadalupe has been epared for the Senate and
Guiding the Garay claim. IL amounts to six millions o;
dollars Thus ii appears that the of five millions ia
far within the amount of reclamatons.
VI the seventeen Senators supposed to be hostile to
the treaty, OF doubtful to their final vote upon il,
three or four are going for It, and six have gone
There will not probably be than six eight votes
against the ratification Of the treaty after the adoption
of such amendments as may be thought advisable.
Correspondence of the Buffalo Advertised
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1854
The Nebraska Bin and the Cdbina-Adrcy Congress
II intinatcd to Mr. Marcy nearly two months ago.
that the President had assumed certain position the
reputation of the Missouri compromise to which 1t
expected that all the prominent members OF the admi
nisraon would conform. The Governor made no other
reply than that he should acquesce The President then
informed each head Of department that he had under
taken very difficult and aborous part in which he
should require the hearty operation of all his friends
and hoped they would bring his aid all their friends
This was little too much for the patience OF Go.
vernon Marcy and the old gentleman ia reported to
have bluntly declared that che would be id If he
uDItll MAKE Erp
man." Since Tuesday last he has been running a rig
on his coleagues-not sparing even Gen. Pierce.
from New Hampshire two were found in the camp of the
Phistines at roll call when the fray began and joined
their voices to swell the shout of victory that from
the adverse ranks when the skirmsh The At
torney General has solitary chick that should st
his cuck-Sr. Banks, Of Massachusetts, but even that
gentleman was not Forthcoming when the battle was
joined; and from all New England but three devoted
braves rushed to the of the administration Mr.
Campbell did little better out of sixteen or seven
teen democrats from Pennsylvania he brought up eight
on the treasury side Gov. McCcands troops also
somewhat bashful. As representative Of Michigan he
brought to the scratch only Mr. Clarke of Detroit and
from all the great Northwest than eight ten
recruits found to enlist against the of free
dom in that section which il such famous example Of
its noble influence Nor could Mr. Guthrie who repre-
scnts Southern interest and sentiment hold all his men
to the test OF fidelity to democracy Mr. R. Stanton
OF Maysvle, true and firm democrat refused to touch
Nebraska with SO much as his walking stick and Dobbin
and Jef Davis could not preserve the unity of their
forces so but that one Of the most eminent disciples of
their school-Mllson, of ENTHUSIASTICALLY repudi-
ated and denounced the whole affair as piece of mise
rable charlatanry and humbug.
after this paltry dividend considerable invest
ment it is fair to presume that Mr. Marcy will be held
justified by the President and his accompces in main
tanning the position Of armed neutrality with which he
set out.
The British treaty about the fisheries does not ap
pear in tangible form. The Secretary of State has
been pressed to hasten matters by from
the fishing interest," but the British government and the
provinces hold back and it begins to be doubtful whet
er this year will pass precisely like its predecessor
without any permanent understanding to the relative
rights of the parties but under temporary dplo
matte shift to last through the fishing The
derstandng is that the British squadron those coasts
shall be under tho general direction of Mr. Champion,
who viii instruct its commander not to modest American
fishing vessels.
There has been little diplomatic collision, and curt
correspondence between Mr. Marcy and the Ministers Of
England and France, the meaning and construction Of
the Presidents Message relative to the Black Warrior
The ministers nterpellated-tha Is demanded explana
TONS The Governor answered that the affair
Spain alone and he could hold correspondence with
the representatives Of other powers respecting it.