New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26

.eceud Monday in May is much embarrassed from
the uncertain position of MeSsrs. Cox aud Law
renee Of Ohio. If they default if we may reason
upon tte basis Ct the relative staodiog OF parties
Yesterday the Speaker vote would decide.
In that event, Mr. Stephens would postpone till
"wednesday. But tho previous question couid not
be sustaiLed al that time any more than yesterday
inasmuch ss large frac'irn In the South is pre-
p.red To- insist upsn Gen Quitmaus desire to
speak, which would open discussion. There is
some probability of further accesslonS from the
South tomorrow If so, the apprehended oefec-
ton among the Anti-LecomptOn Democrats may be
restrained since it could produce no practical ad'
vantage.
There ia 10 truth iD the statement that Mr.
Horace f. Clarks position is or has been doubtful
Hc openly and manfully announces his oplnenS
When this struggle is ended Mr.. English will
be assailed BY his own party at home for his pre-
vous deserton. The plan is already formed to
punish bim.
Mr.. Crtlenden viii open the debate on the Op-
position side against the conference scheme to-
morrow
Mr.. Cadw.lader was confirmed as Judge yester-
day, flCe JuOBe Nanc' W q WV VI -" W ''' - N
quorum being present.
Mr.. Dallas is to be retained at London, unless the
President changes bis mind Such is bis present
determination.
To the As,ocl,ted Press.
WAsHINGros, Friday, April %, 1853.
Among the papers transmitted to the Senate to-aay
from the President on tts subject OF African slavery
and Afifan and Cody laborere is one from Mr. Ma
SOP cur Mirster TO France, dated February ~, IN
which te relates a alton with Count aiewek.
Mr.. Mason inquired whether there wad any truth III
the tateme ats in the Eng papers that French veg
sels, fegtted with African emigrants, would be
Iegsided by British cruisers as engaged IN tue African
Connt Waley.N replied no; that there had been
come communication between the two Governments,
and tina. the British would not object TO tue french
eohene while the wants OF the Brtlsn Colonies We're
being supplied by the Cody trade. Couht Waew1h'
utged thst by the plon adoped to secure Atiean la
bcr which indispensable to their Colonies, the enl-
grants wte free AID were rescued g3nerey from ui-
Eencirg i.dmOlatiJn; that, renewed rom lgno-
rance AID lestLensm Of the mos. degrading casr,
adter tt,y would be humsnized ana enrls.ianlzed
10y being placed in c, niact with the French Colo
riss. l. Does not ap2ear whether q consideration
il to b. paid 10 the chiefs ot tribes tor theH cap
tyes O., the people bu. NJ. Mason iLfers there is
Nor TIE curstlOn Of III ir service explained ana IL
;,msrs 90 be WHETHER any OF the emgrants VIII
s.,ve ther term or return ID their country Judging
from the of the public press and reasoning Prlor
MIR Mason feels confident that in future we VIII see
fansticAl denunciation OF American Slavery gieasy
moderated, if not sisnced In France, perhspsln hn
gland lie ADDS that it ia quite evident that the con-
ycticn is gaining strength both IN England and France
that the compulsory emancipation OF the slaves IN
their tropical colonies by authority OF taeir Govern
mepts vas grave political errOr-an error UNJUST 20
the cooDsts whose tights Of property destroyed,
and to the colonies by aunhuaOn OF the labor "hcn
made them productive, without securing any compen-
satiug bsneht
There ia also letter hom Secretary Cas- to Lord
Napier osted April TO- in which the former says tnat
the JOINT blockade Of the OF Africa has been par
sue1 some years, and tie benefit 1t had produced
bears no reasonable proportion he regrets to observe,
70 the expenditure Of life and treasure it IS cost
But there IA another way OF proceeding, without the
dangers and difficulties and inshiciency which oeset
block ade std which is sure to succeed, ii adopted
and pers4v cred in aud that s TO close the slave mart
the world Or rather, the Island Of Caba, which is
now almost the only region where tho slave dealer can
6ld danaiket. If these unfortunate victims could not
he ,old thew would not b. bought. To SHUT the ports
of Cuba 10 their entrance ID to shut the ports OF Atncs
TO thtir departure; and 10 effect ths nothng Wouid
seem TO be wsstng but the c0rdlai e9oPefa
- of y a Snanish Government. The introduction
OF tire slaves into this country 10 iact "hioh Oen
Csss believes the pre.eDt generation has not
Ii 10 under stood that SPAN has entered lnto ensaSe
men in Great Britain, II not with france aIso tna
sb. wi rae Fer best etions TO prevent the mpor.
tation Of slaves inte her dominons. las P!eoge -
granted has not certainly been redeemed athougu u.
Is difficult 70 believe that the op1-n Wv s .h
would resist or neglect the hrm reuonsuanceS VI 'ho
two great powers, even OF Great Brtaih aohe' iu
reply to Lord Napiers remark about the haoi! ol vs.
sells on the coast Of Africa 10 hoist the Amercsn
"a protection against the British cruisers, ana tha'
this ptecautiOn does not protect the SLAYER from
visit, but exonerates her from search Gen. Cass
saws the ULited States deny the right OF the cruz
seis OF any otSer power whatever 70 c. emu
their vessels by force, in time OF peace
and 10 decide the broad inquiry whether the vessel
,avig. ed acco riding to Law, as claimed by EnSiand
And 10 end her in at pleasure for trial cannot be suo
lifted 70 by sny independent hauon without ieJur5
80 S'.I,,.or In conclusion, Mr.. Cass IS instructed
bv Ie pe,d, Mt TO inform Lord Napier taat while ne
1f P,;deptl is determined TO execute the treaty OF
$50 Win fdelitv snd efficiency, he Is not prepared
upder existing circumstances 10 en!.i 'u'D a"! w.
,,is,cn. on the subject OF the African slave uaoe'
w.suIseToS, Saturday, April "A, 1888.
III p.,noc,atic Senators have unanimously deter
nore6 to sustain the report o! the Coinuee 81 oon'
ference On Kansas With the oAcePIlon .i, w :,;1
Douglas Stuart and BrOderiek, VINO are SUN i"'N"'u
esaihs' ''0 W.sHINGToS, April %, 1853.
The Chairman Of the Committee on ways anu
Means will shortly introduce proposition ior tne
meeting of the next Session OF 'ongesS Vu IN. Nh
then be necessary 10 remodel or modify the tarin ana
rhs rsr, ting back by Mr.. John Cochraue from the
Committee Commerce of the various rlvef anu na
bcr improvements introduced and referred TO that
Committee and his asking that the Committee oe as
charged iom the further consideration tuereoi mas
been ye,y generally enormously construed AS an ad
verse report upon them but they were reported osch
only N relieve that Committee in a parliamentary
manner from each when they had reported general
bill including the whole; and SO Mr. CochIa ahe eA
ulaipsd the proceeding when making the report.
There il lite if any doubt that me Auintstda,oon @
will snon ask the authorization cf loan OF oVOO
70 hs snn.d in mart 10 the redemption oftAe Treasury
notes. - .. 49, .,;-,,
sThe friends Of the new Kansas measure are enley
fsueuine of its success during the preseui ~eeH.
Aessrs. Douglas, Stuart and Broder'ck a'e uo' ony