The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
The House Adhereg to the Crittenden
Kansas Bill.
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DEFEAT OF THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
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Attack on the Secretary Of the
Interior,
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Our Special Washington Despatch
THE KAssAs BILI--MEssAaE FROM THE PREsrDKrr
ON THE DEFICIENCY BnL-ovERLANB NAIL ROCTx
TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE NOR
MONS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1853.
Tho administration party In the Senate and House seM
have strong hopes of passing the Lsoompton bill ThA
Senate will strike out the Crttenden amendment and in
sst upon the Iecomptcn bill and will ask committee q
conference. The House will accede TO their wish Tue
republicans proper, however, viii vote against IT, but
English Grossbeck, Pendeton, Underwood and McXibbeu
will vote with the democrats for conference committee.
which will carry it, There Is hope tha. from tho indca-
tons Of waverlg with three Of the doubtful demo
Gratis today thai sufficient number will rcceds or
stain from voting, and that the bill may be ultimately
carried.
The opposition TO the Deficiency bill in the House By
democrats through which the bin defeated, has
prsec people, especially each of the appropriations
when voted upon separately, received large majority
In lie favor. The fact isl the of Of thsss
patriotic gentlemen have not been allowed admins
traton grindsone. Some Of the Ken,uckans are dts
gusted because certain number OF Kentucky mules have
not been taken for the Utah expedition and 80 on with
other members who have been disappointed in other
things, or who holding out sop their consti-
tuepces. do not doubt but the Deficiency bill will pass
tomorrow The friends Of many Of the republicans arc
interested in its passage The main question Of recon-
sioraton Is the first in order at O'Clock TO morrow
Unless speedy action is take In the House the Proa
dent will communicate aspecal message Congress upoa
the subject and throw the responsibility defeating the
expedition To Utah upon Congress- and the country will
hold them TO q rigid accountability for their action
The House Post Oce Committee will decide on Monday
the question which has been submitted them whether
Wells, Fargo Co. shall the overland route to Cali
fornia designed by the Postmaster General or tbs
one selected by themselves The same committee have
addressed letter the Postmaster General TO inform
them what routes for ocean mail service In his
when they get the above information take Immediate &C
ton In reference 70 this service
The President has by the hands OF special agco,
Mr. Cross, believe proclamation to the people Of Utah
The oommssder Of the forces Is 70 promuigase nj tho
earliest day when he do with efsct, and possible
TO spcad il widely before the misguided people Of tho
Territory come in serious conflict with the army. Ths
President proclams amnesty, the people win return
TO their allegiance 70 the laws Of the United States On
the other hand, he them that impossible 10
escape punishment they do resist for that the whols
power OF the country, necessary, will be brought
duce them TO subsection.
There are rumofs running deep among certain leading
men here Of possibility, and say necessity, ETA
change in the Cabinet They say there must be moro
yigos and lees circ,pniocuton in high places.
In the impeachment Of Judge wairous subpenas
sent TO Texas about days ago for Witnesses Az
the witnesses arrive here before The middle or
May. 10 not likely that The will roach the scusss
before next session, supposng the House ind ban
OF Impeachment before adjournment About sixteen viii
nesseg have eco sent for.