New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
GREAT NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
| THE ADMINISTRATION DEFEATED,
LECOMpTON REJECTED AGAIN
The House AdhereS 70 is amendment
THE DEFICIENCY BILL REJECTED.

SPECIAL pisrArcpEs TO TIE y. T. TRIBUNE.
F,ou Our Or CoyvesPor5enf
WASHINGTON, Thursday, April 81 pm.
The Clerk is now calling the Yeas and Nsgs %
the Deficiency bill Mr. Abbott Of Maine is abssat
by reason of Illness Mr.. Cobb is hard ct work %
the hoor and has just gone with Stephens into The
Democratic cloak room to consult
The Union declares positively that Lecompka
will pass. 1t caims that two or three of our msa
will vote 10 irst" instead Of adhere
WASHINGTON, April S-I:3op. N.
NJ. Abbott has Just come in. Mr. Montgomery
has the hoor, and will move to adhere. The Houss
is still on the Deficiency bill.
?PM M-Montosmery asks unanimous consent
to take up the Kansss bill, and il was granted H'
moves that the House adhere to ifs smondmeus.
and demands the previous question.
Maynard moves to recede. The Speaker DO
clares the motion not in order Teuers are a.
msuded on the previous motion, and there wore
Ono Hundred and Eighteen in the affirmative. Ths
previous question is seconded, and Chngnan Do
mands the Yeas aud Nays.
Symptoms of flbustering appear, aud MI
Stephens protests. lie hopes tho question WV
row be taken.
Ar C,;roman withdraw. his demand for Yess
and Nays.
Mr. Clemens renews it, but only five members
rise and the Yeas and Nays are aos ordered On TAX
ing the previous question.
On the motion to adhere, the Teas are III.
and the Nays Ill.
Humphrey Marshall had paired with Bowie.
but except this, there were no chsagos from Ne
former vote; Hall OF Ohio. and English voted sisr
the roll was called.
The House immediately took up the reconsdsra-
! ton of the Deficiency bill.
The supporters of the Administration look grave
and are obviously alarmed. There is talk among
them of backing down and passing Mr.. CriKesdsas
amendment through the Senate, after R' he
iiImness Of the House and the complexion OF ~
cent elections, create much dismay at tho White
House. Up to the last moment the Prssidont felt
confident of success.
r~o~ a Special Coyre,pnud>nt
WASHINGTON, Thursday, April 8, 1853.
The House nobly vDdicsted itself to-day against
all nputations. When the appointed hour came
and the Kansas bill was called up, Mr. stephens
manifested no interest whatever, thus giving Oer.
tain token that he had abandoned all hope efssuo-
cess. Nr. Montgomery was allowed to conduct
the whole sffsir contrary to general expectation.
end moved to adhere, calling for the previous quss
". I;sb al tha h1rau u nf h
latter, that he might offer an amendment, which
it was usIsrsteOd would be to insist with view to
conference; but Mr. Montgomery respectfully DE-
clined. Messrs. Bocock Of Virginia, Hall o. OAiA
and others, then inquired as to tho effect of'@s
vote on the adherDg motion, which was ezPlslnse
by the Speaker to be to cut of all amendmsass, -
far as the House was concerned.
These points settled, the next was uponseoonase
the call for the previous question, which WAS 1as-
tanned BY lis votes in its ssyor given though tho
telers.
Mr. Chps nsn then manifested some disp0Sh0o-
ty flhbusteT, but Mr.. Stephens promI t5 rose ana
ssid that the House had agreed to take the sose
to-day, and be hoped that it weuld proceed with
out dssy. One hundred and seventeen for 3D.
herring. to one hundred and eleven against, ans~essd
the FIST call. Then Messrs. English OF lndiaps snA
Hall of Ohio, joined tho yeas, making H and
ssms relative vote as before, emitting hessrs.
Humphrey Marshall and Bowie, who were paired.
NJ Caruthers is still absent
The facts connected with tlis pair sAOuid b
stated. On Sunday last, Mr.. Harris Of Maryland.
was suddenly called to Baltimore, in consequence OF
he expectation of death in tr family. While no
vas absent, Mr.. Marshall paired hini WIN Mr.
Bowie for week, and notified him so' mat elect
by telegram, TO ralieve his. anxiety. ar. Harnss
.xpecting a vote -etar ned On Monday al Il O'Clock
ard expressing he desire to record himself, wtha
view to bis possible action in his contested election
case. Mr. Msriall applied to III. Bowie, who DO
c,;r "a releasing him. he had made arrangements
for Own slsence. Hence Mr. Iarshsllsubstitabpd
himself. and announced that he would vote y ID
here to-dAy Il he could.
Tie bill did no. reach Ne Senate, and cannos
be receivsd bsfo:s Monday, IN consequence Of thss
| body's adjOurnnent over. The interval is being
employed in attempting an accommodation. Tho
present purpose lie to rseede from the asasreemons
With sn an eadment providing for the submissions
thee ways Of the LecOmpton Constitution. w;
With Slavery, without Slavery, and nakediy. ins
arrangement vii, it is expected, bring 10 eef's.
disctfected r,en in the House, il they are fouha
weak enough 10 be thus trapped.
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