New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05
vh,.b Allowed TIE i,eyoas.y q co,nans he sena-

vhttb Ak0ved tbe 1o~ fushsJ ~ c'n-'"s ~"
soYs in The distribution.
". ssna.s aneodmen.s 20 the Indian Appropri-
atm IN uere eoos ,de ed and Committee o. Cos
Co,e,ce s,oointsd on the items Of disagI cement
bin for improv ing the Mi.sissipPl River was
finally rsssed-the oDly river or barb0r oil COS
through thus hr. ec.D
The Deficiency bill came back from The Senate,
ard it, amendments we're cOncurred IN 10 q IatnP,
.,,sptirg one THIS for striking out the house
appropriation Of $4,000 for books Tor fpelnorrs
AID inserting IN Amendment of Mr.. Cpil4mer, pro-
x;ding that tbo.e membeIs Who had received DOCKS
ar comnuted for them this Congress, prlor U the
uasssge of the new Compensation DlIl. sh'uH 10
turn the books or refund the money. ms just ana
most proper amendment, STEER dtd " oresh''i
.Iectioneeripg against il in the House, Was dee4,@d
by vote Of 90 70 90. II il such votes 81 the-e ma
terd 10 dlscredit the character OF Congress -;
would seem that every gb minded iegl,idtof "ouid
scorn such hlched bounty. he senate I'll
very determined in its opposition to the distrIou
tion as n scandalOus act aud is likely 10 adhere 20
iis amendment and force the House to recede' Inc
ueyure 10 attached to bill Of no vlttl importance
and if the whole bill iails nobody will be killed
The House reassembed at O'Clock this evening
and passed one private bill, aud then went 70 tae
Tariff a. reported from the Committee OF Confer
cree. The bill agreed, only the COMMITTEE pu' Inc
great interests OF iron, wOCen manuisc ures, iead
II.
not a very hsr-h reduction Of The present rates,
but il excited the ire Of the iron and lead men very
much. The wool interest considers it'eli o4dly
damaged under the new proposition OF the Commit
tee. which is 10 admit all wool costing under
twenty cents duty free, az it did under the Original
House bill making the limit ffteen cents. But the
proposed bill leaves all wool costing above twenty
cents at "a per cent which is little Improvement
an the House bill already patsed. Thus the wool
& nk tba me u
and the lead men Of illinois, and spent the evrnlng
in flibustering sgainst the projected bill. About
10 D. NJ. tie Speaker began 10 rem the hIno is'ers
up and bring the House 10 vote.
The Senate have finished to-day the bill pro'd
irp for the executive, Judicial and legislative e1
peuses Of the Government, and the Army bill; ana
at 10 p. H. went on to the Navy bill. Gen. SCOTS
Combination bill was attached 10 the Army Ap-
propisiop. and is likely to g through the House.
At lOl o'clock. amid much confusion and dls-
play of considerable flllbustering temper on the
part Of the Key stone men, the House agreed to the
repOrt Of the Conference Committee by over MY
majority, aud thus cOs ed the IsrIh question Tor
tins session II then went 10 the regular order OF
business on the Speakers table. Among that bus-
ness there are some sixty private bills. Beside
thee there are, among others of less importance
which have come from the Senate, the Minnesota
Land bil The bill 10 refund the gilts Of Maryland
and Virginia 10 the Federal GOveramen' made for
establi,hii The Capitol in the District OF Colum,
bia; Rusks bill establishing the district OF
Arizona out Of the Gsdsden Purchase; and the Pa
cIfc Telegraph bill, 20 aid which the Senate lately
appropriated $4,000 per annum, These are the
principal measures on the Speakers table.
CLANCY Jones will retain his seat in the Cabinet,
and so will Toucey, mauger all reports to the
contrary Mr.. buchanan does not expect Mr..
Cass to Ieman for any great length of time but to
retire ben d successor he determined on.
But M Buchanan does not sufficiently appreciate
the squater habits Of the new Premier. tie will
leave biz seat when be becomes cherub, aud has
no place 10 sit on not before. }. :. +.