New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-23
From Our Own Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 90, 1856.
Official accounts from Mexico represent the diff
ftr.Lces between ComOhforts Government and the
Copprts So as serious resulting from recent decisions
in aver of the article in the Constitution guaran-
It eing relit ious federation.
The Pos al treaty with the United States had not
been slgred by the Minister Of Stats bat will
doubiles be completed a1d perhaps improved by
the Dew negotiation with Mr. Forsyth.
Upon Gen. Gsdsden's return to Mexico, he
Undertook to inquire personally of President
Comobfort if he bad rtlues ed his recall, aud
subsequently addressed to him formal commune
ca,icn on the subject. Neither demand was no.
tced.
All the pretended OyatiOns to Gen. Gadsden
were got up at bis own cost, and were bold imp
.itions, intended to operate here but came too
late, as his successor vas appointed last month.
Our Government has no information, nor any
expectation of the appointment of Mr.. Lowe to
negotiate the Central American question.
Mr. Benton was generally congratulated ia the
House this morning upon his return from Missouri,
aid the CANVASS tLtIe. He looks as hale as he did
fifteen years ago.
Mr. CurIie was confirmed to-day as Governor of
Oregon together with several unimpOrtant appoint
mtDis.
Congress made 20 approach to a reconciliation Of
d,fftre1 cts between the two Houses. Immediately
after meeting the Senate rejected the proyiso with
cut debate. Upon the Bill being returned to the
Houio it Iefused to concur by SO TO "a; then to
lay motion TO rec n,ider On the tab by "a to 95
III this condition the bill went back to the Sen
a'e, aid the motion to insist was carried by the
usual patty minority, Mr.. Hun,er advising that no
Commute OF Conference shOuld be appointed on
their p,It
1t again came before the House, and upon the
proposition to insist and name Committee of
Conf, renee, it was negatyed, "a Yeas TO ~ Nays.
Dir Cobb then tried motion to recede which
tailed by "a to o. ard finally the House adhered
BY - TO 93-ite best vote OF the day. The usual
motion 70 lay the reconsideration on the taole sue
cetded by obe msjoIity-Yeas, 81; Nays, 90.
TIE Administration side gained by access;Ons to.
day Which, exp aimed the reduction Of Yesterday
mojoIries.
There was an animated debate 10 the Senate upon
lie last prop, sition of Mr. Douglas to odhere, and
thus preclude any further efiot at adjustment.
Dir Bell made an urgent appeal to Continue the
session as long as the possibility OF compromise
IemaiDs, saying it was the duty Of the Senate un.
ctrfbe extraordinary circumstances not to aban.
con The ground until every means was exhausted.
he nalnfated that the proyiso did not Interfere
With the constitutional rights of the President, and
'biy asserted an abstIacs principle.
MIR Hunter asserted that the attempt to enpraft
The prCyi was 'actious and revolutionary. impair.
irg The rights Of the Sci ate and foreign to the OBJ.
Itcts Of he bill under consideration.
Ger. Cass acquiesctd in this doctrine, folio wing
the lead with his usual submission.
MI Wade, in temperate but forcibe speech.
e1Postd the sophsfrIes employed, ard showed how
or. Hup'tr, "lo assbed the present qualification,
had bluse.f, On fUImer occasions. ATTEMPTED 70
L'eit Free Trade principles in an Appropriation
Bill. This shot produce its effect, and caastda
'tnsa'l'b from iis pointed direction.
A'tr this ciscussion the Senate adjourned until
fc'H"How, TeLrquisbiIg the purpose fret enter
'an"d Il closing the Session, zine die, at ) o'clock
lie PRESENT probability ia, if the same temper