New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-12

N nnsde have iailed and the proposition to sub
| mi. ecnmpt, 90 IS TO allow The people to choose
h..v cen three Al,eruAsi7e., haa proved ursuc-
ces.fal.
TIE Senate Will ask conference direc! without
sny previous parliamentary motions. winch az
nav consdt red ipsdmissbe after the sdhe -ence o.
tns House Il bill having originated in the Srsate
The Administration claGs that it could have re-
duced the vote on Thursday to III aud lis on its
.i6e. counting OF Mssrs. English and Hall Of Ohio,
and third member lot named; but the moyeueGt
WIZ reserved II the hope Of another Reimbursement
which did not corse. 1t is asserted in some quar-
ters tbs. Mr. English only rsiuiIed an assurance
Of the sabn,ission Of Leeopp.on to tho people,
While tie others varied gusrsaties that new
election for State ofScerp should be ordered.
The President nov distinctly discisims all Eteh-
ton of Supporting the Crts'Dden Amendment, and
say 8 that be hs, been misryresented. He only
admitted the right Of Congress to pass tAa part Of
the Critic nden blsubich provides for the Submission
of Lecompton, but considers tie other condition
with respect to new Constitution in the event of
the rejection Of Le,ompton as unconstitutional
He as.eyerates that De would not sign the BILL. If
passed 10 that form.
Messra. Pugh and Hsler spoke BY authority 10
opposition to the CIittenden Amendment! and re-
fected the aew IS Of the White House. The rumors
that the Senate will recede aud accepts are wholly
unfcu1 ded. 1t VIII get no Lecompton votes, II
tried.
No regiments of volunteers have been indicated
for Utah.
From Our Or, Cc-re.pcnde,s
WASHINGTON. Apr. II, 1853.
Mr.. Caruthers whose arrival has been often
prem ature)y announced, is here at last. He ar
rived yesterday morning. and lie sufficiently conva-
lescent TO vote, and add one 10 the Lecompton
strength in the House. Mr.. Hall of Ohio has an
nourced his intention to vote for Committee Of
Conference. Tie rest of the Anti Lecompt onites
are believed TO be firm in spite Of all rumors to tue
contrary. Mr.. Washburne Of Wisconsin has gone
home, having paired with Mr. Arnold Of Conn.
WAsHISGroS, Saturday, Apr, 10, 1853.
The Union this morning. speaking Of the Deficiency
BILL ssys that such Is the condition OF affairs tta even
this great public necessity and urgency for
the Utah expe edition, must its passage to Black
Republican favor, aad speaks Of some half
dozen Southern Democrats as afflicted vita
weak vanity 1tr Dgu1my is Whtcn-uoss vi
the Treasury, and who, aspiring for erberine fame,
hang about the spiggots OF the public cider barrel,
giving violent symptoms Ct rabies at every supertu
Gus Drop that falls from them, regardless OF what
happens to the bung. Ii charges them with uniting
with the FieeSol party on great hnaloial measure,
while certain Northern Democrats uLite with the
sane party 10 defeat the Other great leading ques
tor, Kansas. The Crron says it Is idle for
squads Of twenty odd members each, who have
bsve gore off and acted with the Black Republican
pbalarx, che squad on one question, another on
another, but come squad other CT every question
at has yet arisen 10 suppose that the Administra
ton and fvc-sixtbs Of the Democratic organization
will charge their polio! at The bidding Of small
hsndfnl Of neD.
TIE orly salvation Of the Democratic party is in
tie policy it DOS from the first esp0used. To yield
one lot or title to faction is TO commence at once for
the Democratic organization the work OF dlsntegrd'
ton and destruction.
Congress will adjourn or Monday TO attend the fu-
peraf of Gel. Bentor.
There will be 10 acceptance of volunteers by the
President until after the passage Of the Deficiency Dill
through the Senate.
SendtOr Davis L. regarded as convaiescent 100
WAsHISGTos, April III 1853.
The Union says that the .nterv ew between Col
Benton aid the Presto EFT, on + day night vas pro-
tIacted ano that tho latter aier6sld expressed ex
cet6iIg qualification ut his visit. Col Benton sPoke
of biz extreme soicIde for the coLdition OF pubic
affairs ard bis sense Of the imminent dangers which
threatn the country ard exhorttd tho President to
rely upon the Divine support and guidance, Sud LOT
upon Il ST of men. WHO would deceive HIN.
The Secretary of the Treasury has invited proposals
til the 10th OF May FOR the Issue Of any portion OF the
whole of five millions Of Treasury notes IN exchange
for gold.
Mes.rs. Powell ard Mccullough, the Peace Com
uissioners to Utah. leave WASHINGTON TO morrow.
Tie remains Of Col. Benton go West tomorrow az
teinoop, via the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad, to