New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

lad decided 20 reror. vithou. hin. Bot noE
vote OF tSo thirds ir the sfhrmstISe wss required
to give kaye 10 report bills sni, though tue
motion for leave received 1913 Yeas to - Nays,
il could not Be carried. Thus persisted the
sarguiI hopes Of Tariff Revision at this session.
Still, nsjoriD Of the House professed 70 be i'm
movable in their hostility TO any more borrowing,
and We eterisbed hopes that no Loan b.n could
pass Even during the lsst nights sitting, tie
House three times voted, in defiance OF msjOrity
OF the Senate tina! il would not authorize reissue
Of Treasury Notes. But the President and most Of
HI. secre,arie, were in the Capt., and they sue
css,iyely manipulated and me,merized the Pennyl-
ysris and other stif-oecked Democrats until they
cOn.trsined them to eat the leek; 20 at o'clock
yesterday Friday morning, the House--tha. is 10
ssy, the Penny wanna DemOcrats-backed square
down, and the Senste's Treasury Note attachment
to the Miscelareous Appropriation bill wss con-
CURED in-Yeas, %; Nsy', %. Our correspondent
telesra ,hs that the reconsideration was m1yed by
Florence, who filter y and that ellis, Dimuick
Lady, Ledy, and White, voted with him
for the Loan; while Phillips and Montgomery
lodged Owen Jones, Dewsrt, and Reilly stood
their ground to the last. There was sill sharp
snd (fOr time doubtful struggle in the Senate,
where Mr.. Broderick revolted at the sacrifice Of
tho Pacific Mail Steamer Appropriation aud eyiDced
determination to TAX the bill to death by taking
oQt tho Session but be was finally induced 10 relent,
and the Senate veted "a to 22) t. let the Mall
Steamers 90 ard hold on to the Treasury Notes.
SO the bill was worried through, about half past II
o'clock yesterday; and the President swallowed
his Wanted determination not to sign any bills that
be was not allowed time TO read and carefully cen
slider, and affixed hs name instdH'sr. 80 the
Treasury Notes were carried and Tariff Revision
host.
hi. is 10 effect proclamation by the Slave
Power that the Forty Millions borrowed under Mr..
Buchanan ,ha b. carried over to the next Admin
i.trstion for payment The President urged and
reurged Revision; Secretary Cobb assentsd 70 it,
Penbsy lghnia begged for IT. most of the Northern
Democrats desired 1t. But tle Southrons have
The ordeal Of their Elections just before them, and
they dreaded, or professed to dread, 10 meet il on
toe back Of an increased Tariff recommended bya
Democratic President ard enacted bya Democratic
Congress At all events, they resolved thst the bor-
rowing shining policy should be maintained and
the pay ing postponed, aud they had their way, as
usual.
On another point, however, they were bafled
BY the fmUess Of the House. The Pfo-Slsyery
interest had determined that the Rstes Of Postage
should be raised and the Senate registered its edic,
Of course. Bat the Hou;e had viii Of It's own
on that subject, and, on motion of Mr. Grow, re-
solved, by III to &c, that as this was measure to
raise Revenue, which the Senate was forbidden By
the Constitution to originate, the bill should be re-
turned to the Senate Enacted on. The Senate
fsred up, of course, ard stood on its dignity; but
finding the task about as pleasant as standing on
one foot, if was obliged to come down, not very
graciously. Toombs, suky Oh account OF this sur
reEder, objected to a second reading of the new
compromise Post. Office Appropriation bill, (Which
was simply the origins. bill, as it first passed the
Senate, without the provision which raises the
Rates OF Postage and prctends to abolish Frank
ing, but doesn't and struck It dead M~on sDd
Pearce backed Toombs. So no POstOfice APP
preparation bill at all has pissed, and an Extra
Session would seem inevitable.