The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

A Conference on tho Kansas Bill Ordered
by the House.
Debate ON the Pacific Railroad
Bill in the Senate,
ke., Sc, lie.
Our Special Washington Dispatch

Our Special Washington Despatch
pSrxAT OF ,Hs OPPOSITION CoMBrsAriOS IN THE
HoUsE-MBxICAN AFFAIas-PROpOsIrIOs TO AN.
NuL THE CI aYTOS BULwER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CoNFIRMED BY THE SENATE -THs PIsAL ADJosky-
MINT or CONGRESS, Ere.
WAsuINGroy, April IL, 1858.
The motion for Committee Ct Conference On the Kan
bill passed the House day. The vote was Ios yeas
70 los nays the Speakers voe in the Affirmative decd d
tho question. Has Mr.. whcloy, Of Delaware been pro
sent the administration would have had two majority
TIE republicans bacly whipped and taey fee,
mos sensiby. Great CONSERVATION prevails among tbs
combined fActons OF the opposition OF the result OF The
vote account Of tho dissolution OF the prese
combination which will produce than from any cshks
TO the Kansas btu Itself is conceded now By tho opp>
st,ou that the Iecompson constitution will pass.
Colonel Orr viii che Conference Committee o.
Mcssrs. Erg.ish Of Indiana, and Stopasss q
Georgia. end probably Giddugs Of Ohio will compose <ss
cormihee. The republicans anxious tnst Mr. Grow
should be third man.
The actiI@compton democrats In caucus upwards
OF three hours thus norarg There twenty press~
They had discussion reference 10 the proproty
ct granting Committee OF Conference. Oo taking svs.s
nine voted in favor or conference and eleven against
Messrs English, Perdsscn, Hall ans Owen Jones then In
formed Tie that they Intended for toe con
florence.
l am authorized by the Mexican Mnster To say taas
the reports in several newspapers that no had
denoe in the government, using toe in s power
to aTres. suppress i,busterlDg movements towards
Mexico is rot true. The Mexican Minister has never
expressed any thing 70 that effect 90 the contrary he
has confidence in goveruroeut Another report pub
rshed that Juarez bis defeat by Osolo driyea
into exile, Is not Hs had gons to hts S.s,s q
Oaxsca. The fact that the central governmcu, ex;cs
does not pursue reiehtessy It's other fallen enees
as does the adherents CT Santa ANA, OF
it imprisoned, considered significant Of the smal chance
the Dictator has with the present party in power
The Committee or Foreign Relations OF the House
preparing, and will gubnit resolution
ing that ,tce be given TO Great Britain far the a5rcstsa
of the Clayton Bulwer treaty. The Committee does na
desire embs.rass the government but hopes f early
action or this continually troublesome subject
TIE Senate were IN executive session for long tina
to-day considering and discussing promotions the army
They also copar large batch Of unpo, tan; sppo
mers, among whom c. c. Jackson, Of Michigan.
furser in tho Navy R. IT, C;ars OF Delaware, iurser }.
b Danfortb Of Illinois, Purser S. Arch bold. Engneera
Chief OF the Navy; j. Bacon, OF South Carolins Secre
tary of Legation at S. Petersburg; Fessenden, Col
lector at New Bedford Mass Moscs Oder, Appraiser
Genera, New York !. II Brown of Indiana Agest for
the Sioux Of Minnesota and JOAN Legge,. rAs,asser
ChAnbersburg, Pa
The Senate passed the House resolution 10 sS,arn o.
the It'll Of June.