New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-31

| for 10000, LEAVING his name in III. frn sxao
sders,io,;, though subsequently Directing 70 n.
issue Of notes. Meurs. Bsyard, Cameroa, B,;s<s
and other, spoke adversely, but Mr.. Hale urysot,
in bis favor. The vote WAS % Yeas to 10 Esr
Two.thiIds Of the Republicans were absent. On.
argument, employed efectually fer the consrua.
ton, Wac that gamblers had bet ls-gey on hi, r.
jeoton this ruse deceived several innocents. IN.
other District nominees were confirmed wiihest
division.
WAsHIsoros, Tuesday, Mach 80, I8a
The sBt-Lecom pton Democrats met a. q lste hcSr
ss night 10 hear the report OF the Caucus Coumktss
Of ten their psrt who had just bcea IN consDltaes
with the LecoDptS LItes.
They reported that nothing could be done. and thss
no propositions made OF any KIND which could b
accepted. The anti. Ieccnpton Committee mes werv
autto to present the Criitenden amendnsnt Q
little modified as proposition but il was not ACCEPT.
ed and their other propositions shared luxe fate.
Ii is represented that there was good feeling and
perfect unity among the AutiLecomptcnites They
hi INK that Mr.. English has been wronged by the In
putatons in the new spapers his good taitn IL ten,
deing the olive branch to other Democrats, and thk
be viii stand by the Crittenden amendment.
Tie caucus Of the Democratic members OF tie
House to-uight was fully sttesdsd. The Senate kss
sas Ill was discussed in good temper py both lie.
compton and AutiLecompton. No amendments we're
sugge sted 10 that me assure. Finally resolution wa
adopted, deciding to vote on the bill as came IRON
the Senate. Before the vote was taken, Mr. Cak Of
New-Ioik said that he did no, feel himself bound by
the action Of the caucus, and Mr. Marshal OF Illinois
retired, ssypg that that was no place for MIN. He
was followed out by nearly all the Anti.Lecomgi
Democrats. These who remained did not indicate the
course they intended ~ pursue.
All the Republican members have agreed on then
policy; they will fret endeayUi to get vote on the
rejection of tie Kansas b aud then move to lay that
vote on the table In the event that they do not cue
coed they will then vote with al other AttLecoulp.
tontes for the Crittendeu Amendment
The Senate in Executive Ne sson 10 day confirmed
the nominations OF Philip Barren Key, as Dlstnet
Attorney; VIM. Selden, rs Marslali VIM Jones as
Postmaster, and VIM. Finn, as Navy Agent-sn fex
the District Of Columbia; also John Hogan, as fos'
MASTER at St Louis, aud Major McMcken "a Corsm az
Acapulco. :.
The House to-day was officially informed, IN re.
spopse 10 resolution that the Secretary OF FAR had
set aside and annued the sale OF the Military keser-
walton at Fort Ripley, the lands having been sold pe
from one to twenty cents an acre.
The Secretary Of War today ssued an order chang.
inc the uniform Of the army. The cap now worn u To
be superseded by felt lat differing in trimming foe
the various grades. The change also extends to the
DDS and coat and is confined to the trimmings
Of the latter and the stripe Of tile former Inc unit
form trovsers for both officers and men s OF dark
Niue cloth The Sibley tents will hereafter be used.
Dispatches dated Colorado River, Jan. rs IRON
Iieut Beae in command Of Fort Defiance wagon
Road have been received. lie was on MS homewAd
Journey The camels were working as satisfactorily
"a ever and did not seem to suffer the s1ghtest from
the eYtrme cold of the weather. Lieut.. Beale ex-
nec,ed 10 report in person to the Secretary OF War
early this month but he has not yet arrived.