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specisl Dispatch 60 Tie N. T. Inoene
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March II, 1857.
We have reached the conclusion OF the Dsiss
Treaty, against the Report Of the Com ntsee %
Foreign Relations. The direct amendnsas si
resolutions deferred yesterday were discussed sess
raj urs, and finally the Senate. after engrAftiss
notifications to exclude land grants BY the Mdssuss
Kire. to affirm the sovereignty Of the Bay Islands
in Hot dura. the treaty with England aud Honduras
not hs;us submtted), 70 let Belize stand unisered.
with other iumaterial chsuge, Of phraseology, CO
srrned the treaty BY voc Of - TO To-
I-rder this action the treaty will go back 10
r,s,,pd for ratification, uue-s Lord Napier brought
full authority In view Of this possible contingency
to accept such alterations as mgst BE- MADE
rumor reached London before his departure OF thu
uncertainties here, and therefore precautions aaT
have been taken TO clo.he him with power 10 close
the who'e question.
This vote demonstrates that the Senate preferred
10 keep The control in its own hands rather tina
t,u.t to the undecided ircratoas Of the Executive
,ud the Premier. Mr. Buchsnaa failed 70 deane
bis position, except privately.
The Sandwich Isl,nis Treaty WAS laid % toe Ia
bic, which is virtual rejection.
The Senate resolved to aijodrn en- Saturday at
one O'Clock.
Mr. CaDercn's case will probably bs deci'ei TO-
morrow, though an effort may bemade to postpone.
The President has no! acted on Jadse l.c 'mpte's
case, and the prospect is that it will be left opes
To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Thuysday, March IL. 1857.
The Senate ratified the alias -Clsrsndon Treaty il
an amended form, by voc OF 81 against 10.
the President by Mr. Cass TO day, at the White ,use
NJ de Satiges senior member Of the Diplomatic
Corps MADE the fatustory address TO which the
President felictousy replied The occasion was one Of
much inteutt.
The members of the various presses ln Wsshiogtcu
addressed highly. complimentary letter to Mr. Banks
previous 10 the expiration OF the term OF nn Spesk~
ship. He replied In thankful terms, saying
The industry and early intelligence which give
value [, your lsbors often the subject OF comm md
stiop and TO this am happy to add that, 60 tT as
am able TO ju6g you have bes guided a. nucn oy
d, sire TO do Justice to individuals a. to promote the
public welfare"
Samuel Med.ry hiss been appointed Governor Of
Minr esots, and j. =. Anderson, late Delegate from
Washington Governor OF that Territory Mr. AndT-
son to enter upon biz duties az the exphton OF the
commission of Gov. Stevens.
The Senate have made the fhowog continuation;
j. C. Ramsay. United States District Attorney Tor the
Eastern Dstrct OF ftDntrsefs Whhhm M. iV"tr'
Marshal of the Eastern District Of Tennessee; Joseph
Smith, Attorney for Washington Territory; Jesse j.
Clements, Marshal Middle District Of Tennessee; y.
Harrsleop, Surveyor of Port Selma, Alabsms under
recert act Owen l.. Cochrspe, Postmaster Houston,
Texas and John l.. Black Postmaster, Tuscsooss,
Alabama, both re,pponied; Alexander II. McKdsock
OF Arkansas Indian Agent for the Wichea, and neigh
boring uibes west OF The Chocktaws and Chickasaws;
Fiavias j. Lovejoy. Mississippi Attorney for the
Northern District of that State, in place of Mr. Orr
resgned James v Nemits, Superintendent OF In IL an
Affairs Washington and Oregon Territof 90; Henry C.
Lowell Registrar Land Office, Faribsul hinesots.
William f. Murphy, Indian Agent for the P,ts~ smie
Indians Felix Livingston Collector Tor District OF
Ferns udins, Florida; Joseph Genois, Naval Officer
New Orleans; William Reybdrn Addiiona Ap
disc. New Orleans; L. II Hatch, Collector for the
District eff New Orleans; James j.. Collins, Indian
Superintendent in New-Mexico; John Walker, Indian
Agent, New Mexico; Elias Dennis, Marshsi Of
Kansas Territory; HAmden McClszahan, Marshsl Of
Western District Of Tennessee.