New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26
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! Ten OCiock.-Tbere is no prospec. Of an n.
/ jOurnmeut. TAs Sotste Is fGn and the gagsrs.
crowded. Mr. Doo,,ls issis,s upon his nOsioa
/ Appeals NEE. Kim from SldeD, Reid, Brown
! Douglas ard other, al Cubsls, 10 wilhirss liz
rastiOe. BE r,fu,es TOOlnbs enters tie ras.
CsS, the friend, OF the Homestead BIZ 90. Of
d, mssosueG Talks about cOsards, lad for lie
l,pae.s, and makes free with Bltrg.ya.e. wsls
replies. ard Standing neat 70 Toombs, and loOkiax
him .ou.re in the face. inf,iTs him that he Is act
a coward, ard never tremeled Before the fsce Of
mortal. Nr. Fesserden inform, Tcsmes hat 10
bas Only copied the loy Cuban language OF tbs
nan a. the other end of the Cspitol when he !st.
about cows rd.: that that is the language Of the
tsp room. snd that the Republicans do not mean {,
be bulttd Dor cosxed, nor frightened from their
purpose.
Mr.. Seward folio we'd in a ststesmaolike review
of the President, policy, showing that il WAS false
snd fabulous. Mr.. ToOmbs responds ia the hn.
au,se of the bully toward the Senator from Nex.
York, who, be knows, never notices bullying. SO
the debate runs 3D. the interest aud The crowd IA.
creasing. and the Cabans begging the Republicans
% Weld the Homestead to Cuba
Ms,sme james Gordon Bennett, accom- panied
b, the Chevs,ier Wihof, dined on Wednesday wia
the President, yesterday with Mr. and Mrs Dan.
Sirkles, abd toby With the DIPLOMATS Corps.
Madame Mario had good audience tonight AL
her lecture on It.iian Liberty" Is hgny
spoken Of.
By q canvass of the Sens,e. il is said that Nc.
Shiehs Cuba bill cannot pass that body. The
South CArolius members and other Southerners
will vote against it. Mr.. Msson's substitute viii
be offered, and the Republicans will vote to
substitute it, thereby killing Mr.. shdelrs scheme.
and then vote sgsinst il on its passage.
EI,,en o'eloeI.-The Republicans still insist upon
taking up the Homestead bill. Mr.. johnson AK }
makes point of order against debating it The
chair, Mr. Breck nridge, overrules the point. Mr..
Johnfon sDpesls. Nr. Simmons debates the appeal
much to the annoy ance Of the CuSans. Mr.. Pasa
asks Mr.. Johnson to withdraw his appeal TO stop
Mr.. smmon. Mr. johnson declines, aud Ne.
Simmons goes on The crowd continues mach
interested.
T,relre O'Cloek.-The Republicans sre still
gosdiug the Cubsns, and the later are begging Tor
life. Nr. Hammond has yielded. and moved an
adjournment, bat bis frieods would not colent
ard the Senate refused TO adjourn.
Mr. Doolittle has discussed the Homestead bill
ard has been called to order, but was sustained BY
the Chair. The latter Was oyerruled. and Nc
DooEtile continued discussing the bill
M Chandler began to pitch into Mr.. ToOnb,
for biz irsolence, when his intention becoming
,Dsnif, st .everal Senators called 10 order, aud 10
was Overruled.
Qnart.r past TioclU,.-Tbe Sen,te refuses 10
postpone Cabs and take up the Homestead oil, By
a vote of 10 to 90. Mr. Douglas voted no. Mr.
Mason gets up sleepy, and thinks it ia evident the
Senate can progress no further tonight, and moved
TO adjourn. The Senate refused By vote Of ID
to27.
Mr. Wilson moves TO postpone Cuba and take up
tie bill for regulating collection dstric O. and pro-
ceeds to discuss 1t. He notifies the Senate that
seven or eight Republicans desire to make speeches
on Cubs. Mr. Brown asks Ms. wilson to with
draw his motion, aud he will move (, lay Cuba on
the table TO get a test vote.
Mr. Seward asks for test vote on the bill regl.
stirg Collection Districts. Mr.. Brown moves 10
az Mr.. Wilson's motion on the table. Mr.. Macon
gets sleepy, and wants TO go home. He thish tho
country will consider the scere disgracefal aad
moves TO adjourn The Senate refuses ~ adjourn
BY vote Of 90 10 80
Mr. Seward, at I2I O'Clock, takes the door on
question of order, ard the pro'peot is that Ii,
session will continue until morning.
One ocloek-Mr. Bro En moves to lag the Cab,
bill on the table, declaring that he shall vss,
against it, but wants test. The Senste refuses
TO 10y on the table BY a vote of IS TO 80. Mr..
Sldell backs down, and moves to adjourn, aud thu,
the opposition triumphed.
From Our Special Correspondent.
The final disposition Of the Cuba bill is not sasry
foTeseen. 1t may turn out that Nason's amend
ment viii be adopted by the aid of Republican
votes for the Republicans will vote for it Ia this
case it is likely the bill viii fail it, fnsl passage
bya union of the Republican and ultra Cuban
votes.
Mr.. Dixon made very complete and thorough
speech this afternoon, marked with great merits
both Of matter aud manner. John Bell followed
in mastery effort, distinguished by all tto high
qualities of that able statesman.
To the Assocsted Press
WAsHIsGros, Friday Feb. %, 1859.
TIE Union Of this morning Gays, in an editoriJ
IL has become perfectly obvious that OF
revenue csn be adopted by the present Congress, "a