New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

the United States and England, exchanged between
the French and American Post Offices BY American
packets plying to England.
The following offices are designated ioi '"' "a
change of correspondence between tne TWO coua'
ties yis. On the French SIDE Havre' ana @a'er
-. oss.o f,o,c PARIS to Calais; on the American
Sd Nsw.York. Boston, Philadelphia and San
r,,nc;.co. other Offices may be established BY
mutual agreement
tn. no,.ase on letters to France will be 10 cents
rs, s..y4er ounce and doubled for every additional
au.,ts, osnce or fraction thereof. Prepayment is
oot;oaaI. The postage on letters to other coun-
tries. with which France has postal connection,
Ia to be the same az the rates charged 10 France.
American correspondents should use thin paper
10 be within the limitation Of single postage.
Secretary Marcy was at bis Department to-day,
closing up the concerns Of bis Office. Nearly all
outstanding questions are closed except the New
Graradian business. Commissioner Morse has NOT
E.tp heard from since bis arrival at Bogota.
Tho Mexican Minister had an interview with
Mr.. Marcy this morning, 10 urge his adoption oil
Mr. Forsyth's treaty 80 far as 10 submit IL 70 inc
Senate, but without effect. That legacy VIII De
beauea,bed 70 Mr.. Buchanan. Influences have
been broueht TO bear on this proposition from New
York which are not wholly dsinterested, and were
Involved partly with the last Mexican Commission.
II il simply question Of grabbing several millions
for the benefit Of spectators, and ultimately COW
erpg the surrender Of certain Mexican territory, up
10 Sierra Madre, as Southern State TO extinguish
the proposed loan.
A well founded imp ression prevails here that Mr..
Buchanan intended In ering the State Department
10 Geo Cass II relieve himself from temporary EN-.
ba1assment and gain time 10 I'LL the p,a;e perma-
nently. Cas- accepted the place in different spirit,
and yesterday concluded an agreement for Maroys
house, with ono adjoining Of the same size now oc-
cupied by Mr. Riggs. Gen. Cass's sonin-law,
Ledynd, has arrived to superintend arrangements.
Cass has written his son at Rome TO return, but
with no design TO put him in Office here. The pres
snt Administration are already dispersing. Mr..
Marcy remains abou. month. Mr.. Pierce will be
his guest for short time, and then go to Baltimore
where he is to be rendered public dinner Camp
bells family have gone to Philadelphia. Guthrie's
furniture is advertised for sale. Messrs Dobbin,
McCle,land and Campbell leave on the sth, and jeff
Davis after the adjournment Of the Executive
Session.
soecll Dispatch 10 Ts. n. Y Triburs.
WASHINGTON, March !, 1857.
The Senate sat until very late hour on Satur-
lsy night and finished up two more of the Appro-
pristion bills, namely: A small Deficiency bill and
the Lesi slative Judicial and Executive blu, amount
Ing to about sc, 100000.
The House closed its proceedings on the 1nvest-
satiop. AS soon as it met In the morning, Mr.. Ed
wards having resigned, nothing remained TO be done
but to expel Triplett and Simopton, which was
done, the Committee and House coolly throwing
them away after using them, like two sucked
oranges.
A bill Of pains and penalties from the Com
mittes touching lobbyists was then rushed through
the House in hot haste, but on speech from
Humphrey Marshall exposing its improperly, tho
vote was reconsidereS and the bill laid on the
table. Some miscellaneous business was then
transacted The amendments Of the Sesate to the
Post Office Appropriation bin were considered
the Senate Tariff bill rejected, and a Committee
Of Conference appointed, and the House adjourned
orderly at O'Clock. The Committee OF Confer
encs on the Tand has conc to no conclusion.
They meet agsin tonight to see if they can agree
Nobody has been shot since yesterday.
Special Dispatch to The n 7. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March ], 1857.
The Committee Of Conference has been in session
on the Tariff since ii O'Clock, and when a recess
WAS taken at 4 it had not agreed upon basis, the
Senate members, except Ar. Seward, obstinsteIy
adheting to The views Of that Chamber. The
House Committee 10 so contributed that concession
may be ultimately made to the principles of Hunt.
sr's bin. with notifications and an enlargement Of
the free list.