New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31
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The new Mexican treaty viii be sent in on Tues
DAY next a portion Of the Democracy intend r..
sisfng ITS conf nation, on the ground that Jua-.z
only represents faction in Mexico. and no. ii,
1sdo' the Government. 4 large lobby interest will
urge its ratification as So O0O 600 of the 600 coo
proposed are intended Tor bogus claimants The
whole Republican side will oppose its ratification.
THE MAIL SERVICE.
There are rumors Of an intention. on the part Of
sbrge number Of contractors, TO stop mail service
sAer the lst Of January but they ore only DESIGNED
tohasten the organization. No such purpose is enter
hned. Contracts are made for the period Of four
years, at he discretion OF the Department 70 term
gate them, which is rarely done.
SICAIAGUAN AFFAIRS.
The last adyices from Nicaragua do not ppeour-
are The e1pt citation that the arrangement with En-
gland ior the settlement Of the difficulties there
VII b consummatad promptly. Months have
elapsed since the Wykes appointment, without any
material .progross. The Administration sgatting DIS
satisfied.
THE MISSION To FRANCE.
Fsk7ers appointment to France is considered
sttiicd.
Mr.. BRECKiNRIDGE's SPEECH.
Mr. Brecknudge's friends il Pennsylvania are
much annoyed st bis recent speech, fayorirg the
slave code. Ike SIR Buchanan, which is regarded
as preeiuding his chance for Che Charleston nom
inaliOn.
TIE ADJOURNMENT.
TIE adjournment of TIE House TIL Tuesday was
csrricd as truce to the contest, both parties
being weared, and with no prospect Of en- election
b fore them.
THE ORGANIZATION.
Ifthe emper manifested to-day az Mr.. HEX
mans intention to press the plurality rule be
adhered to, an organization must be postponed,
iii he condition Of The Treasury demands relief,
OF persoEai necessities Of members make cOnce-
sion. But Tor advance made by Mr.. G.ofsbre0ner
TO promote BIS reelection, Speaker would have
been elected already.
TIE PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY.
The whole current Of the proceedings to-day was
changed by an inOppOytlne discussion Of the Tariff,
INTERCEPTED while Mr. Boyce bad the ioor. Mr..
MontgODer Of Pennsylvania attempted to perye-t
tbe record by charging rhe acts Of ls57, which he
and Democrats passed on the Republicans and
presenting notorious historical data.
Mr.. Campbell Of Schuyikin exposed the facts
With much effect, aud convicted Mr. Montgomery
Of having sacrificed tie ,n,erests Of bis State TO
party.
Mr.. Houston, of Albania, Mr.. McCcruand OF
Illinois, and other free-traGers, were conspicuous
prompters of Nr. Montgomery during the episode
Mr.. COvode took part, and made @ great impress
sion by few telling sentences proving that though
Mr. Montgomery and other Democrat of Penusyi-
youia protested anxiety 10 cooperate with him for
protective tariff in 1851, by resisting the Treasry
note bii. which, il defeated, would
bave compelled an increase Of duties,
come, Ike Mr. Montgomery, absented Themselves
at the pinch, while others like Mr.. Florence, voted
for IT, This development extingnishcd Mr.. Mont
gomery, and both sides inyoluntarily burst into
merrmeut and applause a:hs complete onnihiietion.
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
The Report on Commerce and Navigation. which
should have been sent TO Congress weeks ago, has
not LEFT the printers hands yet.