The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

SV anu " pomatc Dill IN the House OF represents
ves Tho whole session to-day has been upon the mo.
ton to strike out this Tariff bill entirely from tho Cy
and Diplomatic bill II has been array Of the North
against the souththe free trade principles OF the one
against the protection to American industry" senu
nent of the other. The session night adjourned the
motion to strike out having been lost by two votes
The fight will be renewed TO again upon the
tion to reconsider
In the House of Representatives. tho 6sht all day has
been kept up en- tho Army bill. This is knoWn to be
the pet measure Of JET. Davis, which makes this
wholly an administration fgLt II went Mrough in
part to night much to the disappointment of its oppo.
nents, who have all day long been sanguine of their
ability to defeat II entirely The remainder Of this bill
comes up again TO morrow.
Congress nov being ts close Il would be suppossi
that business that was pressing and important would
take precedence Of Bunoomb speeches and hiialdn
tory This s not the The evening sessions OF both
houses are given entirely TO political speculate ons
fun, jokes and humbug Every latitude gwen to
bate darpg The evening ession, which indulgence lib
Much excitement and speculation R raised here by The
publication In tie HERALD Of the effort being made here
among the Southern men in favor OF Daniel s. Dickinson
friends OF the BrgaGier and others OF his small pc,a
to ik shake in ther boots. Id spite Of all their Efforts
IN plain the Tide is et6g in favor Of Dickinson whose
modesty ana him fr.enc ship for Gen Cass alone pre-
vented him from not occupying the Presidential chair
instead Q, ne prcsent wreiehed apology ON manhood
fum The he hountans OF New Hampshire. You need
ba surprised II Dickinson caucus IL held here be
fore the memoe dsperse
Among the lions lately arrived In Waahlngon "a Gen
uuitman o. Mississippi Cuba and her prospects brings
we .e % oss ~ business, at the present time lie
Il supposed to be the top, OF c"nversation.
Washington Is once again well stored with office ss.k.
ers, after the positions created by establishing
fosrd OF Cams By act Of Congress II Is said that
the name Of Claiborne OF Louisiana has been withdrawn
and Reuben H. Walworih Of New York has been put on
X II. walrorth NFIJ,E
wAsaSGroN, March 2 1855
The Virginia Scrip B,t-7he LOJJy ia Anolher S,ee--
Pichpoetes on Hand-illaesi Of Hon j. Clancy Jones
The Judges cf he Nec 6ourt-The Condition of NE
Bsiness 10 Be Thro,n tcrore tiis ?ribmal-re Ns,o
Army BiI a. Passed
The Senate this morning gave the death blow another
grand scheme for swndling tho government ani which
promised rich harvests to the lobby The bill directing
large issues of military land scrip to certain Virginia
gentlemen Lad been carried through the House Of Repre-
sentativss with perfect rush. and the chances for
complete were at,erlng that the shares
considerably in valae These prospects however were
bghted In the Senate by the bill being ail on the table
This took the spccuatcrs rather aback indeed heard
member OF ta lobby declare he utterly ruined.
This was his last chance. The French spoa.Ion was
vetoed the Colt Patent voted down. and various other
schemes exploited. This grand haul upon tie General
lard ONCE looked TO not only for largo profits but
for actual expenses Misfortunes however, never
single hrrded An evil hour to have faleu
upon the outsiders, ard their hopes are swep.
away-topes for gains from the most inil utous
system OF corrupt legsation This will be the last
appearance &C many of them before the Congress
yicec they borrow the 20 get away land
this they are determined to have II not By picking the
treasury Of the Jniiei states then by the less homo
rahic Of pcsug the pockets Of vistsrs TO the
tonsl capitol This morning gentleman robbed,
the Senate gallery Of his pocket book aud four
tive hume red dol!ars another old relieved OF
his eo,k and about sixty collars IN cash and bsauu
u ptacard nor ornaments the ooor Of the Capitol EN-
basoncd with these WORDS" PicEpookets on hand
regTt. To the serious Illness 81 Hon. J. Clan
ce neS Who has been confined for days 10 his bed
lie aPle better this morning and the pect is he
VIII te out in a few days.
IL L. expected the ninstion for tue judges Of the
Court OF CGm wilt be sent into the Senate to cay
Tie best impression Ia that Hon. l.. r. Waldo Chan
caersHstrorlh Ans Hon Cave Johnson will constitute
IT, I. These would give satisfaction 10 the
country nrd create conRdenc. ia tine utility o. this
tribunal The business will be throSn upon their hands
ctnotc mass and II will require untirns industry
aen asfmnent ability TO reduce this brainess to
sypfer aud order H.