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WASHINGTON, Wedeesdsy. juno 3 1854
The Senate casnOt possibly frisi its bcsne.S \,
Mordsy, and VII tomorrow vote 70 prolers b.
session. The House is ready 10 .djourn, aad i
disposed to insist adher;ug TO the dsy proVieah
sgrsed upon.
The war fever is palpsby subsioarg. The T.
Manifestation toes not want war. but esuts nosSy.
AID is elsd Of eD excitement which wthdraws psA
Tic ate ntCn from home sffsirs and which mv ls,s
pgress 10 vote the appropriations fer the Mar.
The Southern Democratic leaders have imprvvsS
tie opportunity 10 gain farther Executive ysssr.
to be used for Interior purposes relating to spaaa
America, but they shrink from collision vida r.,
sl,nd, ard will venture only to bully McKee, ~
Central America.
F,,n Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June 2, 1859.
The substitute reported FROM the Senate Cssna-
tee on Foreign Relations, aimed against NsxisA
and ts Central American States, was prompted r.
the President in order to draw the charge u IL
Douglas bill against England. Much fechEgI q.
cited here on tie subject, no questions sfspsui-
i,g 18th Mexico except few contested dsa,
generally Doubtful if not fraudulent on suisaa
A more contemplate trick was never played n tie
management of q natior al question, aui i. is De-
tined to fall through with disgrace 70 tie movers.
No contract wi b the Tehuantepec Company for
Transporting The mail, wac made or signed Of! the
Post-Ofice Department, as reported, and soee the
recent developments, it Is hardly probable that ihs
Administration will attempt that willfal wssted
the public money. Yet, earnest efforts are making
TO overcome tie hesitation now expressed BY tAA
President.
The Appropriation bills in the House arc nearf
all up, except some amendments engrafted By To
Senate. Those to the Civil bill will lead to A ae-
mated controversy.
The President has siguified, indirectly, that Il
the Necessary public business was Left unfinished hs
will not hesitate to call extra session The 90
emulation of bills and arrearages in the Sensa
almost preclude the practicsbility Of an adjourn.
ment at the time fixed. 1t is not unlikely tat
the session may BIO continued till Wednesday.
Mr. Pettit's closing speech, reviewing the whok
sale Of Fort Smelling, was in admirable taste aal
very effective. Mr. Mouilrs resolutions were lot
BY the absence of several Republicans.
Owing to the absence Of several Democrats NJ
appropriation for the Improvement of the st. ClAd
Rsums Wa inserted in the Civil bill in the SessA.
Fearing that others hight also be adopted, wAa
REINFORCED they carried an adjournment.
The WiIetts Point Committee are sitting to
hight. Mr.. Haskin has not been sustained a, Do
cided)y as he should have have been BY the Rcpuh
lican members.
The protested programme Of the "Ps0plds
Party" Of the Union, sent from here, was concoctA
by few irresponsible individuals, having no author
ity to use any of the names which have been pub
lished in connection with the movement TAs
whole affair 10 disclaimed by men such as heesrs.
Critterden Bell, Marahall, and the like, whose y
iuence has been impcrtinently assumed to propp
the scheme.