New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

nav devices souQht 10 exhicate the majority from
4 dilemma. Il las been found In tAe convenient
ono of ordering 0 reargumenk at the next torn;
thereby rcserving any opinion OF the Cours, nov
90 Important and restraining those VINO are
known TO be ready to vindicatc the coasusuuoeai'
ity of the Missouri Compromise from expressing
their convictions. The black gowns have come 70
be artful dodgers. The minority were prepared to
meet the issue broadly and distinctly; but the con-
trolling members were not quite ready lot sucn On
encounter of authority a. could be produced; Or
perhaps not inclined to open tho opportunity Tor
demolition of the fraudulent pretenses that nave
been set up in Congress on this question.
Il is probable the Presidents Message, com,
muuieating the correspondence, statements and
documents on Central American affairs, Will Do
sent TO the Senate TO- morrow or THURSDAY. Iheee
papers will make no new revelations oiany moment,
nor in ANY way change the aspect Of the Nicaragua
case as now understood by the country. INDEX.
The following extract from The National i"seta'
eeme.r's report Of Tuesdays doings in the House,
will give some notion of the shape in which the
Deficiency bill finally passed:
Mr.. PENNINGTON of New,Jersey submitted re-
port fom the Committee OF Conference on the dis:'
oreeinp votes of the two Houses the Deficiency BILL
which he briefly explained. In tho course OF his ex'
panatory remarks, he stated that the report recem'
mende0 that the senate COnCuI III tuo oCt"n VI sAo
House increasing from $40 900 TO ESQ 600 the appopn,
alton of the Senate for the collection OF agricultural
statistics Investigations for promoting agricultural ana
rural economy, and the procurement and distribution
of cuttings and seeds; that the Senate recede from
their amendments approprating $500 600 for the
Washington aqueduct 600 for rebuldingt Frank
lin engine-houte including the purchase OF suitable
lot 500 600 for constructing barracks, &C., TOR the
army; $50, 900 for mileage of officers OF the army
o. 600 for repairs of Pennsylvania avenue; tor
taking core of the grounds south of the Presidents
Houses 50 600 for filing up ravine In Judiciary square,
IS 900 for the purchase Of trees and tree boxes; sooo
for repairs of the Navy Yard and upper bridges OF the
Eastt m Branch Of the Potomac; and sl2 600 TOR
completing the Marine Hospital at st. Marks, Florida
and that the House concur ia the amendments OF the
Senate apprcpnatng e4s 200 for engraving the maps
and drawings accompanying the reports Of explorations
and surveys to determine Pacific Railroad route
900 for the incidental expenses OF the Quarter
masters Department. $1,000 900 for the
of the army 5000 900 for the expenses OF the Courts
of the United States, &C.. 5000 for the constru ,ton
of sewer in Judiciary square; and 900 for placing
the sewer openings along Pennsylvania avenue under
the foOtway, and trapping the same.
In conclusion Mr. p demanded the Previous Ques-
ton stating that the Senate had already concurred In
the repor and that similar action was alone neces.
ssry on the part of the House to secure the passage OF
the bill.
Mr.. GILBERT of New-York moved to lay the re-
r OFT on the table; which motion did not prevail:
The Previous Question was then seconded, and
under the operation thereof the report was agreed TO-
Yeas IS, Nays 81.