New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14
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WASHINGTON, Friday. Jan -. 1854
Ilea that Cas- and Clay ton had amcable interview
befre Ca, made his speech Clayton expsned to Cas-
that in som points he was oysrrued Wilde Secretary in
this treaty aa by other members Of the Cabinet; which
modified Csss CO 7siderably.
Mr. Clayions 81 aech Thursday was perfect answer
to Cess The conraa between these two Senator's is 70
msrksble Gen Cas-, read his speech in mumbhng ton,
and in disjointed MANS soatnsraer ren'rAei ihai
he snole ike darkey dissatisfied with his rationS"
CLAYTON Es,euod 10 him at,'nvely but took NJ notes
When CLAYTON commenced his reply the dignity and coaf
duoe of his bearing impressed evry one with the idea that
be was about to demoh Gen Casss hoen ceicma speech
He fulfilled the promise He spoke equeny and aaenhy
both DAYS although somewhat il without nOse paper
before bin Names places dates and every thing flowed
from his tongue with perfect accuracy and ease Gen
Cass ON the other band fumbled his papers some
times stumbling for several minutes in search OF the right
page believe the prevailing feeling in the Senate Cham
Der ON Tbursday pity for the old in this HIS lat
hut most icnsl overthrow and doubt that pity win DO
deeroned when Mr.. Caytons speech IS concluded.
Mr. RICHARDSON Chairman Of the Committee on Terrific
res is opposed to the Nebraska Bill The Webster Wings
of Massachusetts Gre also opposed to IT, Nevertheless
will probably pass Administration measure. divi
sion among the ends Of the bill is the only hope OF its
defeat
The loss of the steamship San Francisco creates intense
interest here and has gloom the whole city
great effort made today by the friends OF the mo
DopOly combination to take up the private calendar The
object was to push through the bill extend Colts Patent
but JONES OF Tennessee. resisted it successfully.
The Government Counsel in the Gardiner case has pub
bshed s;acmen, four columns long about tho title deed
TO the Mexican mine distracted from the Courtroom
Several aiday have been given Gardiner is suspected
Of having taken the deed but the adavs do not estab
lisb bis eult ON WYE
The question of the extenon of Colts patent received
thing of a rebuke day The friends of this meas
ure had determined effect is passage through the House.
hut scnaly failed on motion TO go into committee on
private claims The report that the Administration are IN
favor of the whole system of patent extonon not gem
orally credited The estimated value OF the patent exton
sous now before the country exceeds s790OlOoO Inc
friends of one of these schemes Colts pistols are very
copfdant of ssug their bill. There at least hty
lobby members engaged in patent extension The aatci
mated profit on the pistol patent is over SSO00OOO IL has
already been monopoly FOR neatly quarter oil century,
and eypires unless now renewed in 1851
Major Hobbie, the Assistant Postmaster GENERAL u -
said now lies in dying condition. - .
NJ Bedini the Popcs Nuncio, visited Washington yes
erday for the purpose of taking leave of the President DO
fore departing from the United States