The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

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in tho W. R. Taylor.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
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Our Special TelegrapAic Despatch.
THE IlCOMPrON BILL IN THE sKNArR-rHE NEW
BANKRUPT LAw-EEws FROM vENRzUKLA-MEu-
CAN AFFAIkS-ABROG ALTON OF THE CLAYTON
EuLwER rREATY-THB PAwNEE INDIANS, Er0.
WASHINGTON, April 7, 1858.
Mr. Stephens gave notice to-day that he intended to can
up the Lecompton bill at one O'Clock 70 n has
been eecced not to discuss it, therefore Mr. Stephens VI
nc. speak the bill but Let direct vote be taken.
The Senate win insist upon the IAcomp.on coustitu&n.
ard under no circumstances VIII they accept tAo
C<itendcn amendment This fully determined
There seems TO be doubt that the administration party
has obtained accession Of two " three members. =
believed there will NOT be again full a house
taking the vote Thursday last There yet hope Aat
the democrats may carry their measure.
Mr.. Toombs having arrived last evening the Committee
the Juaicary met this morning and haaesr coaaae-
ration tho Bankrupt bill win undea be repsrt-
cd 10 the Senate rext woek.
learn thi, evening that bearer OF - 10 this
government has arrived from venezuela, aao00 osoeeA
Psey President Of thai republic Monagas having re-
tired The purport OF the dispatches will be known 10
morrow.
The fact that Santa Anra who had left CarthAgenA
promptly receiving the Of the troubles Mexico,
had delayed his departure FROM ST Thomas TO Havana
considered evidence Of serious check 10 the soi-disof
ca.ors SEPARATIONS According 70 reliable advicss here
Santa Anna has party OF any strength in Mexico Vs.
lees there be grea, change through general dsorga
eaton of parties and by civil war by powerful isva-
threatening cx,ingsh the rule of Spanish race
In Mexico, he Will not return to govern that country.
There Is, am Informed, extensve Organization In
the extreme Southern States and Southern ports 80
tee liberal party Mexico II Is not said whether Consa
fort, who residing In Louisians lie party to this
mept moi, In few days expect 10 be able TO give
you some important Developments
Lord Napier is frequently at the state DepartncnA
There matters Of importance under consderatios.
Negotiations now going on between the Unsed
States and England for the abrogaon OF the Caytoh
Bulwer treaty Tho Senate and House Committees y
Foreign Affairs will shortly, by decided majority,
nd IL; immediate abrogaiion. The English govern
rnent, through their Minister here, Processes have
objection, provided government will make osrtAh
concessions In Central America The President is DECOR
mmed to act promptly in this matter.
Tho large delegation Of Pawpee Indians which has sea
here TO make the treaty left Washington this morning fv
their home In Nebraska They will call 70 IL
lIn.uD establishment while 10 New York. Eleven -
lions Of Of hand hsvc been ob,snod by the govern
mont by the treaty made rceniy with these Pawnee In
dianz.
Col. Benton is dangerously M and no. likely to svv
many days Mr Cascy, the United States Treasurer, h
also very III, but somewhat improved to-day. Mr. An,
Clerk Of the House, s sick, and his duties pr
formed by Col Carter the efficient chief clerk
Tho Deficiency bill Will hardly pass in Ia present shaps
Tho objection mort urged by the strict construction
lists school OF politicians technical grounds thai No
more than three Of the eight millions called for Is for
tual deficiency.
Pennsylvania Ia about to osicr regiment for Ctah.
simon Cameron once n printer and Que OF the
tive OF the Special Committee Printing, 10 In favor 6
the contract system. The probability Is, howe~cr thai
national printing office will be recommended
1HE csNr,AL NgwsrArxR DysP,rH.
THY UTAH coNAfssiOH--Tx DyrIcfEsCY BILL
CONTRACTS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION ETC.
wAsMScroS, April !, 1853
Enough m known to warrant The assertion NM Gov.
Powell and Major Mccullough, Peace Commissioner -
Utah. will be instructed 10 the Mormous thai n
the desire Of the Prcsden, the United states auih
rifles 10 make upon them but secure The enforce
fnent OF The laws, which they will he counseiied
participate. The Commissioner will also inform aacs
that troops viii be retained the Territory 10 pc
tect the emgrans the Pscinc against the attacks cr
hostile Indians. The Commissioners will 20 oui By th~
nSu renforments 10 Utah.
Much -olcude " expressed concerning the Deacieocs
Appropriation bi which now clearly than cvc~
threatened with defeat In IN present form The interest,"
heightened BY the fact that the supplies to the UtAs
expedition depend Ia passage, and money Is wanted
for the immediate necessities of the service
Tho War Department transmitted 70 the House to-daS
the full particulars CONCERNING the contracts Tor the sup
plies Of the Utah expedition They do not sustain tho pub
lished statements Of cxcrbnani prices. The rses ~
transportation Utah depend upon the sesspn the sorvs~
Is performed
The Senate returned bill 70 the House To-
day. By general agreement the latter wiz take ss 10
morrow At O'Clock.
penni, Murphy today unanimously cosarmed by
the senate as Paymastcr Al Harper's Ferry
= xDlorafions or the Amoor River In Northern
Aain.
M, erytcrAL REPORT OF Mr. COLLINS usrru
grarys COMMERCIAL AaRr, TO Tss STATE pn.
rAErENr.
wAsHrSs1os, April 7, 1863
The report called for BY Mr. Scott Of California rsv
days ainco in rotation the explorations Of Major r. Med
Collins on river, viii be submitted 70 the House
in few days sent 10 the STATE Department 10
day together with two maps-ope on he AMOR riyey
and the other showing the relative posson Of Northern
Asia and our Pacific coast
The Amoor, IL will b recolec,ed river second only
Mississippi which flows the centre Of Northern
Asia into the Pacific Ocean FAR north o. japan Tho
Of Russia preparatory 10 ,be grand devcopemen, Of ho
Asistc commerce and policy
Mr. Collins obtained the appointment OF Commercial
Agent from Presidep Fierce t0r The pvpose Of making