New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02

Paraguay w.Granada and the standing grudge
with Spain, be finds il very difficult 70 keep com
posed or to enjoy his systematic sesta, which is
necessary TO Secretary turned OF seventy odd,
otwthstaDdiDg old PalmersfUn keeps his hand in
with the boys in the House of Commons at seventy
four. He thinks there ought to be two or three
Secretaries, and ever 30 many relays OF contingent
Assistants for these longer piping times Of peace.
And but that be- cannot break the consistency Of q
whole life, he would actually resign, and turn his
pack on diplomacy. These rows ought either 10 be
stopped, or the General REINFORCED.
Leading members Of the Finance Commuters
of both Houses have been in conference all day,
vsinc and considering appropriations Much diff
Guilty will be found in carrying the allowances for
continuing the palatia Custom. Houses at Charles
ton New. Orleans and elsewhere, upon which mil
lions have been squar deTed, without particle of
property or Of public policy. The House refused
them before, and will hardly reeede without better
reasons than have been yet assigned. INDEX.
washington, May %, 1853.
is to be stated to the credit of the present Con-
gress II at it has given quietus to the Prang plan
der. Not single document has been ordered 10 be
printed outside of those absolutely necessary for intel
gent legislation. Many OF the stupe odous works,
prosy and prolix to q degree, have been stopped.
While one work, ordered at previous session, will.
cest 8, 000,O0O the entire printing bill Of the House,
earn, VIII not DJl SsVO,VuV.
The Opposition members have acted with great
frrnness. They have at time, and it u only just
that it should be known made captous objections and
opposition. Strange 10 say they have uniformly OPP
posed adjournments and remained to consider and psss
the general appropriation bis, and TO clear tho calen
dar of private elaine X was expected that the Ad-
ministraton members should do this, and for what
they have done they deserve no extraordinary credit
1t il q pleasure to know that all have done we'll.
learn that there is rapid emigration goiog on
toward Arizona, and the frontiers of Chihushus and
Sonora. Ii that some adventurous spirits have
discovered valuable gold wsshings in these regions,
and have returned for parties to make their stay there
secure II is limited that there will be hllibuster
movement projected and that at present there is
doubt of it, success. Sure it is that those who were
here engineering the organization Of the new Terri
tory Of Arizona have hurried back to that country to
take in hand the management of the restless throng
now rushing there for apything-work or war.
new dodge is abou. 10 be perpetrated by the L.
oomptones They make secret of it. IL is inten led
for the Pennsylvania market particularly. mean the
adopti1n of the Protective Tariff policy to get out of
the ignoniDy Of Lecompt0nism Oven Jones is in
high gee about it, and he, Reilly, Dewart, Dmmick,
All, ellis, Allison White, Landy ard Phillips,
expected to mount the hobby, and TO Din in and ill
up the cry. They are already booted and spurred.
II is reported that f. W. Hughes of Pottsvile,
is to stump the State on the tsr policy to save the
pechs of the Lcomptonites. II ely trick to resort
TO in these days of prOstraton in business. But who
will trust thee excellent Representatives II mine
" enemy chest NE Once, shame on him. If be cheat NE
twice, shame me-. The men who we're so ready
70 violate pledge in case can never be c)nfded
in again Better let these take up their original
sn and carry it, than the rick Of being laughed
At by Offering new promise which they never intend
TO keep.
ARIzoyA.-A Washington correspondent Of Tie
". y. Times writes, May 81, as follows: