The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10
T he LAT EST VS..


BY PaETlAs IND MAGNETIC TEaEcAAPSs.
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Interesting from the Maternal Oa4Atal.
TIE NARO1 sLAku1sH InAA1u-rHB CASE OF TIE
RDIANA s1RAToR- WAGON Road TO TIE PA
ClYsO- nREAOHlnNr OF JUDGE wArHeUs-MR.
sns0NroN RsLHAssD PROM CUSTODY, ETC.
WAnsNG.ox, Fob. Q, 1857.
Ths Dallas Clarendon treaty - has already bean stated
70 you, has been reported bask ~ the Committee
Foreign Affairs for AmesdmenN. was thought that this
nov enent the virtual death Of the treaty, especially
~ the apparent majority against the document was quite
Asse and emphatic ! An Of . ooatrary opinion n will
b taken up BY the committee, the necessary amend
nents made, and After the lh Of March, when the
new Senate into power, win again be submitted
10 that body and be confirmed II will then be sent 10
England and in the present entente oordia< Of the two
nations, there 10 very e doubt Of ID immedate ratio
cation BY the Brkish government
This has been IN exciting day n the Senate. The ore
dentas Of Mr. Fitch, Senator eject from Indiana, were
presented BY hh colleague, Mr. Bright and q motion
made 70 allow Mr.. Fitch TO be In. This vo-
lentiy resisted the part Of tho black republicans and
afurious debate followed which engaged both sides OF
the chamber. This 10 the first instance in which ap-
pcaton Of the kind has been objected NJ Fitch had
the necessary certificate Of the Governor.
and the democrats demanded that the usual
should be In and the papers referred tho Judi
ciAry Committee Ibis WA the course pursued In Trum.
bulls and Harlan's cases. The case Of Archibald Dixon,
Of Kentucky, referred 70 by Mr. Seward but in
there occupant IN the seat and the contest
was between two applicants The facts involved In the
election Of Mr.. Fitch and the re. election Of M
Bright present new and tefeatng questions. The
opinion Of the Supreme Court Of Indiana was
obtained well the opinion Of the United States
ios Judge for Indiana and ali pronounced the election
legal and valid. Az late hour the question taken,
and M. Fitch was sworn IN.
TIE President to Congress the estimates
and drawings for iron suspension bridge across the
Potomac rvY the cost being stated II three and qua
ter million Of dollars.
The House passed the California Wagon Road bill, sp-
proprasing halt million for that purpose.
The resolution for the Impeachment Of Judge watrous
was postponed two weeks and evidence ordered to be
printed.
The Collection District bill taken up and an eHor,
made TO rush II through 70 day After noisy squabbs
lies over, and u the first business order TO- morrow
under me previous question On IT. passage.
Mr. Edmonton was released 70 day motion OF the
Committee OF Investigation, Mr.. Kelsy stating that his
had been such 70 render his further examine
ton unnecessary. The Committee have subpenaed q
number Of witnesses nom New York, but was under
consultation 10 day whether they would not counermand
the order they do not the report Will not be submit
ted for . week Jet
II was in testimony tha. Greeley's thousand dollars
went TO bleeding Kansas.
Mr. staeckl the Russian Charge de AiAres, has been
promoted to full Minister
Tho report Of the House committee In favor Of line o,
mail steamers from New York 70 Hamburg, or
other port the north Of Europe viii be presented TO-
morrow.
Tho Naval com mttee Of the Senate have prepared .
bill authorizing the construction OF an armed steame.
Of I'VE hundred tons burthen for the protection Of Anne
rcan commerce from pirati0a attacks In the swallow
wsters creeks and rivers Of China and asking up
preparation Of $780, eo for that purpose.
While the Chaplain Of the Senate Was performing ha
duty TO day Q man, evidently insane, mistaking him
for the presiding officer approached his desk, and held
up his hand, subscribing 70 the oath Of Office.
The prayer concluded he stranger usurping sect,
prepared 70 entsr upon legislation but the officers elected
him Notwithstanding his earnest protest against the
lason Of his Senatorial rights.
The rumor that the Preaident Gov. Marcy and Nr.
dney webster subp@nssd In the nliouster TRIAL
counsel Of Fsbens that either Of are interested In
the Central American schemes.
Archibald Campbsn, OF New York. now Chief Clerk
the War Department, has been appointed United States
Commissioner 10 mark the Northwes boundary line
and John g. Paske Of the army, the Surveyor and
nomer
Tho Select Committee waiting for witnesses from
Western New York before making their report
Our only connection With South Is by the Acquire
Creek boat, which leaves regularly every morning. A
night boat will be put on In few days. We have
connecacn with Alexandria except by this route and for
foot passengers and horsemen via Georgetown and ,he
aoueduct.