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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June 1, 1853.
The Committee on Foreign Relations Of IL
House meet tomorrow morning on tho subject u
the British outrsges, aud proposition will be Offered
empowering the President to send a naval force "a
the Gulf and bring the Offending cruisers Into por,
The Administration Members have shown diso~.
stion during the last few days to moderate thsr
tone considerably, and its peculiar opponents ara
urgent against precipitatiry measures.
The President 10 unresersed in the opinion that
England will Gssvow the outrases fully aud prons,.
". and asserts that the relations between the tvs
countries were never established on more fiiesd|y
footing and cannet be disturbed.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations b.
day reported Judge Douglass bin 80 as to mako 4
applicable only to Mexico and the Central Americaa
States, emitting Great Britain entirely. This crs-
a.ed much sensation and amusement 10 the cham.
Der. Mr. Slidell gave notice of bis purpose to su.
thorize the President to suspend the neutrality
laws copdtionally.
The Vice President has ordered the refectory
attached to the Senate to be- closed, on account Of
the obvious injury to the progress Of lssisiatios
from it, beside the fact that il creates personal
difficulties.
The Territorial Governments for Arizona aai
DacotAh are likely to be impeded BY embsrrsss-
ments attending the ratification Of the treaty Oh.
tinguishipg the Indian title in the latter.
All parties in the lobby are in full action nov.
including some who have formed an audaciOus con-
bination claiming to control the Republican votes
in both Houses, and who have made attempts 10
extort money on various propositions pending be-
fore Congress, asserting their power to defeat
them. 1t is said that one pettifogger assumed 10
dispose of five votes for Lecompton, and even now
demands payment from the friends of the Admins
tration upon the claim that conditional contracts
were made. Such rascality ought to be exposed
when mems names are thus outraged.
The Administration is DESTROYS now that the &C.,
sion should be extended sufficiently to allow an
swer from England to Gen. Casss first letter Of the
10Th May, concerning the acts of visitation. to b
received, which is expected in fortnight.
During the progress ofthe Civil bill in the Senate
Mr.. Chandler asked proper question which JEFF
ferson Davis commented upon harshly, pzonouncins
it silly Mr.. Chandler, when informed Of the fact,
retorted with promptitude and spirit, telling "JeG"
that his remarks were gratuitous and impertinent,
to which Davis replied 1.-The gentleman had his
redress"
Yesterday a similar scene occurred between
Judge Douglas sud Mr.. Sldell, in which the latter
clustered terribly. If Senators don't retain their
war.spirit with more economy, they will have mono
left for England.
The democracy of the Senate rejected al smcnl-
ments to the Civil bill with appropriations for
rivers and harbOrr, and inserted a proviso against
the future publication of tho advertisements of tia
Post-Office Department in the city papers.
There was an animated debate in the House I'll
FAY on Fort Smelling. Messrs. Morrill,, Dawes,
Stanton and Bingham. kept up the FIRE on tho Re.
publican side. Dir. Stanton was particularly con-
pact aud effective. Messrs. Faulkner, Cayanaash
Burnett and Letcher, sustained the War Depart
ment. The vote will be taken tomorrow, md
will run according to party divisions.