New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
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"A ASutNcToN TburstoV Dec 81 y. 10


THE ADMINISTRATIONS TROUBLES.
The Administration is much embarrassed by the
failure TO organize the House. aud it tue delay con-
tinues il vii probably detail some OF it friends to
move the Plurality rule. This purpose was andci-
paied before Congress met in view OF the present
dead Ock.
TuE rRrrIsII MISSION TO CENTRAL AMERICA.
Sir Gore Ouselrys mission to Central America
Vas terminated st the request OF our Goyeromen',
il being discovered that he interpreted to prevedt
The contamination of the policy to witch b0th par
ties agreed here before his departure. Dir. WJke,
who succeeds him, represented England on SINH
lar mission ID 1851 IN company with Mr.. Walsh,
on the part Of the United States to induce Ncara-
qua 10 od,pt the Webster and Champion arrange
meut lie has larger discretion than SIR Il.
Ousel.y. Thus far he has made a treaty w'tn
Guatemala b, which the Belize boundary to Slrs-
toon is recognized. The agreement requires kuH-
tan 10 be- re-cedrd to Honduras, aud TREE port
established. TIE Musquito prOtectoraie is rehn-
auished; Territory is set aside for Indians, and an
annuity derived from imports al Grey town, IL APP
prorriaied to them. England has obtained her
Belize boundary, but nothing else has been DONE
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
another DAY has been squaudered. Arrange
voep,. late last night induced the hope that de-
cisive vote would be- taken to-day, aud Mr. Sher-
man be elected. The speech OF Reuben DAVIS Of
Niseissii ri acted Ike hrebrand, and again 'u-
famed the combushble materials. lie READ do
4, cheA extracts from Mr.. Stewards speeches, ana
pretended t. found upon them theory identical
win John Browns Alter Iuyel ShnS IN tina style
bs threatened to hang Seward and other kepnoh'
cons. and 10 leave the Union, If their doctrines
,xere carried out. Mr. Morris Of PhihdelPha tnl'
loved in conservative spirit dePrecauag tle
oour.e of Southero elimination, Us waoly UNJUST
toward he people Of The North, and eulosislus 'ne
upright aud irreproachabe character OF MI SnoF-
man. Mr.. Moore of Alabama denied beng DIS
pn,op man. but said if q Republican President was
elected next year, With platform OF hostility 70
tbe South, his State would abandon the Onion
.Just a. If any such design was ever entertained
Al, Co,uin rose, aud both sides ol the hall imne-
S,aieh gathered sTound bin, expecting a rare
t,,.t. He spoke forclbl, aud Nel, revie"iHg all
thr objections raised against the Republicans and
sXpo.ins the injustice Of holding them Responsive
for Browns ioray Helpers book, or other charges
lie told the House that Mr. Fillmore VINO was
40 much appreciated now At the SOUTH mad oeea
denounced ss an AbOlitonist beiOre he was elected
yiee.President. and held opinions Identical Win
Mr. Stewards; aud that any Northern man h1 10
be- elected would administer the Government -
fairly a. be bad. lie exposed the absurdity OF the
charges sgsiust Seward az proposing violence
towards tie South. The speech disturbed Soa'n'
srD ssitators very much. They aud Democrats
fom Ohio interrupted him frequenth with interrog'
otsries but they prOhted tle BY their experiments
Mir. Cox entertained tho House with a dish OF ONO
tolltics Tor an bour, and Mr.. Stanton VIII reply IN
the morning, thus giving local phase to us
cussion which has consumed nearly weeA "i'noo.
benefit There ia no sign Of yielding on the part 0'
the Orpestion and, after the developments oil the
last lew days, any such inclination would Do oe'
nounced as treacherous. Mr. ehermanis perfectly
oompOsed waiting the fOroshsdowed result 'eren'iy
An combinations and arrangements for other offices
are SUM in the Speakers struggle.