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specla. Dispatch 70 The n. Y. Inouns
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. IS, 1859.
Wednesday having been consumed in the Senate
in a quarrel between tho different wings Of the
harmonious Democracy to-day all business ia laid
aside ard the Homestead bill specially sacrificed,
for Slidell's Thirty Million bribery and corruption
scheme. 1t was taken up with the notice that the
friends Of the measure would not permit gu
adjournment until vote is taken. Debate has
been hsd up to . o'clock this evening, when the
Republicans, through Mr. Wade, have given notice
that they don't propose to debate the bll any
longer tonight, and that they don't inland that the
Cuba wresters shall take vote.
The Senate refuses to adjourn and Mr. DOot!le
moves that Cuba be set aside ard the Homestead
Bill be taken up, ard calls the Yeas and Nays, and
with this motion begins hllibustering which will
continue into Sunday unless the Cubsns back down.
So We have q test Of endurance.
Dir. MslloIy in advocating the Cuban scheme
to-day, denounced the doc.rire that Cuba should
not be s:quired because her people were Catholics
He ssid be waited her annexed to the United
States because il would develop the powers Of that
church, ard ~ q Catholic he was prepared to de-
fend Catholicism on the floor Of the Senate.
Senator Wilson's substitute t. Mr. SlideHs Cuba
bill, offered to day. proposes that Cuba and all the
countries on this continent south Of u.s. be acquired
commercially by negotiation, for which the sum of
$4,000 is appropriated. II is viewed as wise
stroke ofPolicy ard Democrats from commercial
districts speak We'll Of it,
The House today has been qusrreling over the
Naval Appropriation bill. Mr. Phelps, Chairman
Of Ways ard heaos, undertook to read the b.
cbsnsn Democrats Of Pennsy lTania out Of the Cobb
and Hunter party, because they voted against the
Post Office Appropriation bill; ard Mr. Phillips
came back with sharp rebuke, notifying the Free
Traders that be shOud vote agsinit it again when L
cones up ard all other Appropriation bills if they
did not suit him. He Was opposed to voting money
when there was none in the Treasury. Tne House
continued in session, making 10 progress until
o'clock, when so Few membe rs were presen! that
the Hou.e was called, ard two or tnree hours we're
consumed in d farce thu would disgrace school
boys.
Tie Hone reconsdered the vote, whereby the
Post-Offite bill was defeated, by whipping in
Southern Democrats.
Copies Of Shemsn's report On Naval Corup.
lore, were circulated in the House to day, aid
created great excitement among the members, 8
en ccrat declaring that he shall move resolution
OfinpsacLment against Toucey. The Select Con.
mttee to iLye,tisa.e the charges sgainrt Mr. Scar
ing, report that, while evidence does not excupate
him, they are not warranted in recommending that
10 be expelled. They, therefore, leave tao settle
ment Of tie question to the House.
distinguished Democratic Senator. not quite
ak feet sstr declares taAs If tie oe90sis.aa n
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The meeting at the Cooper Institute last evening
to protest against the grant of Railroad routes
through cur City strast. to nsrtsin faunrAA ind
yidusls, proved failure, so far, at least, az lis
foreshsdowed purpose is regarded. Not more than
FIVE hundred persons attt Lded, OF whom large
majority united in passing resolves IN taror of the
tystem which the meeting was called to oppose
(See proceediDgs) II we are TO presume that the
four hundred who formed the majority were
drawn thitte by personal interest, the remaining
handful would seem 10 comprise tie whole number
Of our citizens who are sufficiently earnest in their
opposition to Railroad grants to leave their cosy
resides on arsiher disaeIeesble though not stormy
evening to unite 10 public protest against such
concessions. We state tie case not as We would
have it, but as it seems to be.
That the public convenience, the public interest,
demand the construction Of more Railroads from
the lower to tie upper part Of our City, We have
not doubted. That the dnimus OF this meeting,
though not ayowedly hostile to such construction,
was believed to be really so, may account for the
absence Of mary. Ard stiIl the fact Iemains that
the greater number Of those who should be our
leading citizens are incident or indifferent with
regard to public affairs, e1bsusting their public
spirit in fruitlessy curons the annual sggrayation
of their tsIbils. Such being the fact, we propose
heucefor,h to leave the Railroad fight mainly to
others gyirg our late compatriOts only these part
ing words Of advice: II YOU mean to beat the ap.
plicsnts for Railroad concessions, you must deyi,e
and present larger, f,iTer, more comprehensive
plan Of Railroad accommodation than theirs-One
that commends Itself at glance TO the favor Of the
hu1 eds of Thousands who want to ride up aud
down town and who cannot afford to keep their
private carriages. Unless you do this you will
inevitably be bsaten-perhsps dessryedy beaten.
Now take hold Of tie business q! the right end, and
go ahead with it-Or give it Up and cay no more
about il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26

The SENATE devoted yesterday to the Cube bill,
on which naIy able speeches were made. Our
last adyces left tie debate still 10 progress with
the understanding thstth Fillibusters meant to sit
il out and have vote on the bill before adourning
if they ,hould be obliged to cit til Sunday noon.
There is no Prsyiou, Question in the Senate.)
In the House yesterday, the frat fruits Of the
Naval Corruption Reports were realized in the
cutting down of the appropriation for Repairs Of
Ships, Fuel, &c, from S93OO,O0O to 81, 900, 900,
on motion Il Mr.. Sherman Of Ohio. Mr. Colfax
tried to introduce an item paying Com. Paulding's
e1Ptn'es in defending himself sgainst the prosecu-
ton Of the Nicaragua Filhbusters; bat the Chair
rulei this out of order, and was sustained on ap-
peal BY majority Of ten. The House (in Com.
nittee) finally found itself without quorum, and
resorted to . call which consumed several hours,
extending far into the evening. The Post Office
Appropriation bll wss reconsidered in the morning
but not dscisiyely acted on. smart skirmish took
place between Mr.. Phelps OF No. on one ride and
Mears. Phillips, Owen Jones an Montgomery of
Pa. (sll Democra..) on the other MIR. Phelps be-
irg displcssei at the votes of his Pernsyly.ais
brethren sgaiust this aud other Appropriated b "a,
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HIGH POsTAGE-NO REFORM

The Senate, by a vote of 30 Yeas to % Nays has
passed what Mr. Yulee fscetousy desiynates a
:. Post Route BILL" but which ought 10 be entitled
"A bill to render the United States Md system
"a more intoerable nuisance than hitherto" This
bill
/. Raises the postage Of single letters from three
to fire cents each Double, trtble, &c. letters 10
proportion.
/. g Raises the Postage OF Newspapers carried out
Of tie County in which they are respectively pub
lished TO one cent per copy In other words, doubles
and guadrpp!es the present postage on newspapers
of general circulation. Tie amount Of extra post
sge imposed by this on the subscribers TO THE
TRIBUNE slone can hardly be less than 500, 0G0
Per anhum
3. Refuses 10 abolish the Franking Privilege
This privilege is somewhat modified and restricted
BY tie bill az il stands but its essential injustice
and defoImity still remain.
In other words: The Senate refuses to make al
who use the Mail. psy for such use, and insist,
that those who Tow psy shall pay nearly double, in
order to cover the cost OF carrying other peoples
missyes for nothing.
There seems to be 10 need Of wasting words on
tbs eoug,oment;on Of Injustice and mischief. On
behalf of the reading millions-of those who live
BY their oHn industry, ard not by Government.
fayOr-we entrest tie House Of Representatives to
put .s foot on the neck Of this bill. Amend il 80
that its fathers will never know il again No in
crease Of postage on those no pay, until the eIper
imert Of making every one psy has been fairly
trifd etop Al poiitcal ana ,ueculstn NJ Mail. or
charge thei' eIgsn;e " tbe seEerI Treasury
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The mails for Europe, by the steamship Lebanon
will close to-day at l04 a. IN.

WILLIAM SMITH OBEIES, one Of the truest
and noblest of Ireland's modern patriots, the most
eminent actor in her sboitive attempt at revo-
luton in 1S48 arrived in our City yesterday by the
Prince Albert, and has taken lodgings at the ST.
Nicholas. He could not escape the demonstrations
made in his fayorby large body Of his country
men by birth, but be did not seek nor desire them.
lie will be teIenaded at his hotel this evening" and
leave tomorrow night for Washington, being
anxious to visit that city before the adjournment of
Congress. He will return thereafter to our City,
and spend some months in tour Of observation
through the Union and the Canadas. We trust he
may be allowed to travel quietly, for he comes
among US to study republican institutions, not to
be psrsded and lioDized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26

Mr.. Ezra Clark, jr. has been elected and re-
elected to Congress by Republican votes. His last
election taxed tho energies Of the united Opposi-
ton Or taking bis seat thereupOn, he only OF all
the Members elected by Republican votes, refused
to support for Speaker Mr. Crow, the Republican
candidate. Tue Republicans of bis District, having
given him two terms, recently nominated Dir.
Dwigt: LOOMS as his successor. HereUPOn, Sir.
Clark announces himself sn Independent Peoples
caudidste lie hiss Of course no thought OF being
electe3--be knows that 10 csnnOt get one-tenth OF
the votes of his Distrct-but be hopes to draw OIL
votes enough from Mr.. LOOMS 10 elect the csndI-
dste Of the Slave Democracy. We believe &c will
be disappointed in this miserable gsme-that bis
all to the Slams will prove Just about IS valuable
as was that Of Benedict Arnold to the British. Let
the result chow which Of US has calculated justly.
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HERRINo's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE.
LIrx FIns Ar nUBuQUE, Iowa.

2
Mani n C. HERslSe Co-0ents | an requested BY
Mr. A. C. Coohane q this place say 70 you tast on tas
morning the 4th s about ocloof his store took ire ana
~. erte goocs destroyed TIE heat became 20
s0ddeny Of the goes could possibly De Vea
hut stun.sy biz books and papers, Which we're IA one
voqr Ckspstoa safes all preseed perfectly: And wen
tsy msy Se called Champion for o4tnt the Whole
ton there pouring OF flame deety nPoh e
ssfe Which snsd them. And si upon opening " Tue ia
ssx.,.N .cnrcesd YouJ, truly n. A. MCCLURE.
HHsSNo's PLTYST CHAsrloN FtRr AND bVRGLtkrkooI
Sra nth Halls PATENT PRooP Locks snord the
q rurty a any voi Also Sdeboard aud
Ssor sas oteg.nt NoTsmsustip ard ht,h Tor plate &c
toe vii b. paa PersDn that car sho" tha
Hextnss Fstsu Ch,uPos Sale faded 70 preserve s
nc an Aoc. I<stal hrs. d q. EIERnC 4 Co..
No. IS Broadway. corner Huusyst,
oppcs.s City Hall New-Yotk
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-Gentlenen of the Legislature ponder shs eH-
hibit Remember that these are yoHr laws that
are thus defed-your Police Commissioners that
report to you that they cannot enforce the general
inhibition, of The present Excise Law without tur
tier leei.lstion-apd that twice as many criRes
and outrsges are row committed every SABBATH as
were eighteen months ago, when the ramsellers
feared that the laws would be enforced. VIII you
adjourn AID leave eight thousand rumsellers openly
deftir the lave, and lurirg Thousands into degra-
dstion and cr mel Either your action Or yOur non
acton will answer these questions.
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AINDAN AND RIM.

We beg leave to cal the special Alteration Of our
Legislature TO the following extract from the re-
cen. Report Of the Police Commissioners OF the
Metropolitan District to tteir ho-ofabls bodies,
low lying bsfore thsm;
THE laws oftbe State, nrespeet 10 tie Observance
Of The Sabbsth, openly violsted. Liquor shops
and groceries are, in many II stances opened, sni
tter contents veDdei on other days Of the week.
The Commi-scuers csused the inirachons OF tue ia"
10 be noted by the police acd reported to the district
attorreys Of the counties Of NeS-lork aud htegs.
Tttre i6ye bee so reported, over twenty.SH thou
ssud bat none have been prosecuted TO conVlc
tor AID urless tle Legislature shaA compel the OBJ
servarce Of the day ~ sevtrer Pensies and oy 81
mary proceedings the oueTous duty Of reporting US
Go,ecratiop viii be useless. Aside from the religious
duty Of keeping the day holy by sbstoetce 9m ,eco
ar rr,uts there can be no doubt that the closing o.
liquor shops viii Lessen The amount CT crime sni o.
breaches the peace. This 3 coIclrsiyey sloEn
lie srs rur1ter Of arrests on the Surdsys she '9e
law was observed. compared With the srfests maSe
yLeI tie quor dealers esrnet they could violate tae
Jaw with IMMUNITY. Public notice was gwen on we
th july 1857, that eli infIaetsDs Of the Law wond Dc
roted By the police, aud be prosecuted The arrests
are: -.
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Abolish 81 Fr,ulirg-tts. q, stop carrying AZ
letters ard documents 8. the co'' OF . ace Y.
Members who prefer Egh. to ds.kSe'' 60 hSa ,'
this bil! pass without tsoroGgh erpoNu'n INV
lsnse every provision and let .ae PeoP.'' lA'e 'a'
Yeas and Nsysi
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NV TRkS
'Fs' By Lar ARsI,ALs.
Inv OoLosS iva
EsssB pie c. oeLn per ID.
TIE fp,s, quality q -, T..
'0''~ R.t,li pre- - oerti Pe- D.
A very fine quality q Sc
Retail p-,os g csrs per %.
goUcHoAs TIA.
Retail piies 20 cents sr ID.
Rossted Defy.
Retail price 70 cert. PEI H.
Bee, quality REyrsEo sve.H
RETNLK'S PEicEA
Cholo. OLD WINS and LIoroES
Qfevery variety.
ALBEo BRoTHEks,
no, lS Bovsry.
slh door above Broom a., and
no "a GtsIc-st., oOfptr OF CnfJ stie-st.
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Netp9prkqailn Gtibr,re
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice be taken Of Anonymous Communications Whist
ever intended for insertion must be suheL csted By the
Of the NECESSARILY Tor pubca-
ton, but a. guaranty for bis coed faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
Business letters for THE TRIBUNE Office should In all be
addressed 70 HoRAcE GREELEY Co.
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IL Zoe. 10! ,een to bare tAksr srJ.ting BY bis
motion.
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UNANIMOUSLY POISONOUS PAPER white CO.
red ard prnte6 need lonser the water close.
70 the production sSd sssxvcn Of fs Al respectable and
ssnsbIs perons, male and female, substitute GAYErrYs
hs6icatsd Psyeran une2ualed Article. Depot No. Ann Ct
BHwARE eg LIMITATIONS
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To he Associated Press

WAsHISeros, Friday Feb. %, 1859.
TIE Union Of this morning says, in Al editorial
" IL has become perfectly obvious that measure OF
revenue can be adopted by the present Congress, "a
the short space Of time remaining of is existence"
The Union, therefore recommends the revival OF too
act Of 1916 Tor three years. and the reissue CT Ire ssu
Notes IL argues that this could be done with perfect
Democratic coRfstercy those who refuse 70 vote f9f
thee virtually vote to stop the wheels OF Govern
meLt.
Tie following Is the concluding resolution OF tbs
Committee CT Naval Contracts and Abuses, whoa
was inadvertently omitted yesterday, n.nety
" Noting has been proven in this inyestgstoa
which impesches, in any way, the personal OF OIL
" cisl integrity Of the Secretary Of the Navy
Tie Navy Department ths morning received dis
patch from Lieut.. Brsine, commanding tbs chip Vn'
cennes dated Norfolk in which he states that no has
captured the SLAYER julia Dean on the coast Ot Afcs,
and brought her Into that port. Augustus freyer.o,
represented es passenger on the Dean, died on tie
passage to the ULited States previously requesting
that his effects should be sent TO dis wife at Havana
IL supposed that be was the captain Of the YES
PEI on board Of which. It is supposed there IS gTess
deal Of treasure. The Department this morning. sets
orders to Lieut.. Brare to turn over the hands on
beard tie Dean TO the United States Marshal for tsi
IL .s supposed that the Dean Is owned IN Charleston
The NinoehDes has been ordered to DO exsnirei. u
being supposed that che has been injured Oy having
struck a reef.
The romor that all the svailsbls naval force, in
GLIDING the socp ofwar f!nceInee, has been ordsrs
10 the Gulf seems strengthened by remark raedo 81
the Chairman Of the Cormittee'op wsys and Means.
10. day that this American ses, as he termed it, DO,
longs 10 U.s. and that viii and mus: exercise cort'a
over il.
The next arrival from Mexico viii. il is anticipates.
bring big bly, important intelligence In connection VITA
the French and English asets, and requiring larger
American nsyai foroe than has bee, heretofore ksps
IN that quarter.
TIE Special Committee 10 investigate the charges
Of CORRUPTION sgsinst Mr.. Soaring, o. tie House have
msce tisr report ard il Immediately sent 70 tne
piil.er There was no opportunity to examine ~
contests; but. % the sutsority Of q member ottis
Committee, appears that whiie tie Comcttse uIsn-
uses.y cooeuy " .ae opGi9s tai .Sa testESey i'~
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