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WASHINGTON, tn. sdsy, Dec. q, 1859.
THE MExICAS TREATY.
Mr McLanes treaty has arrived, and will be
submitted to the Senate Immediately; the object
being. if possible, to get snap udgmeit while the
Republicans are absent, only twelve Of whom are
nCw IN the c'ty.
TIVE L. s. DIsTIICT-ATTORSEYsInP
Judge Roosevelt agreed to accept the United
States Distri t-Attorueyship before being nomi-
ps'ed. With the assurance that he should get the
British Mission in tie Spring, which he viii never
receive.
THE INDIANA DELEGATES TO CHARLESTON.
TIE report that Mr. Douglas bad secured the del-
eeates from Indiana to Charleston was premature.
Il is believed be has majority Of the State Con-
ventop, but its call is wOrded as TO give the con-
troll to tie State Committee which is adverse 70 his
interest, by empowering them to issue certificates
Of admission to members, and thus Discriminate
ngaDst the opponents of Sir. Bnghts faction. a
regular row is expected.
THAT REVIVAL.
The revived American aud Whig, so-called
National Committees of 1856, and that recently
formed here under the management of few scedy
politicians are TO combine in address for the re-
formation Of pew party, to b. prepared by John
T. Kennedy of Baltimore. The only purpose Of
fbis movement is to detach votes from the Oppo-
sition, for the advantage of another corrupt Pro-
slavery Administration.
TIE HOUSE.
Mr. Smith Of Virginia concluded his three days
speech. much to the relief of the House. The
Democracy epdeayored to CRY hun down yester ay
Ore ballot was had to-day. Mr.. Sherman had the
sane relative vote as heretofore wantingfour OF an
election. There were thirteen pairs, two Of which
were dlsadyantageous to our side. There Is no i'm
mediate prospect of en- organization without the
plu,aty Tule which the Administration must yield
before long, owing to outside and inside pressure,
from creditors and the necessities of the Treasury,
which are greater than has been supposed.
The course If Mr. Reynolds il satisfactory to Mr..
sbermau's friends he being clear and positive,
while others in the same position are undecided,
and balancing between extremes.
No coalition can be- formed pow, which viii COM
mand for the Democracy the UDlied Southern OPP
position. and four Anti-Lecompton men. without
such combination su cess is siUpractcable. Nearly
a the letter. the Southern Opposition receive, sus-
tain their independent position, aud deprecate any
fusion with the Democracy, since the insulting re-
lection OF SIR Gilmer.
1t is said Mr. Boteler (va.) is prepared to go
over completely.
THE MESSAGE.
The Message made but little sensation in Con-
press The effort to get it read in the House was
resisted by Mr. Stanton (0hio) who, in few
words. stated the precedent in the AAAlNth Coz
cieis, Which tabled ii unceremOnousy. Mr. Cola
iprr disc opposed the reading in toe Senate, as
as;Sbst the understanding that no business should
be transacted during the holidays. 1t was ordered
read by formal vote. AS document, it is re-
earded as weak and fimsy. Politically it Is con-
sidered utterly disastrous to the Democracy, by the
Recommendation protection TO Slavery in the Ter
ritories which ia more than leading Southern men
desire ard which the Supreme Court never decided,
ss asserted by the President. This, and the pro-
posed invasion Of Mexico, have excited much com
mept, as a barefaced bid for denomination. Mr.
Douglass friends are greatly excited, the whole
movement is aimed principally against him.
To the Associated Press - ,o.o I
wAsBsGTOs, Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1853.
The proposals ere opened to-day .! the Treasury
DEPARTMENT for the issue of any portion or the whole
of The thee millions OF dollars 10 Treasury notes III
exchange Tor the god coin Of United States They
are 10 be made pay able to the order Of such bidder or
bi5ders a. hall agree to make such exchange 81 tue
low, rate of interest 10 exceed Elk per cent per
aruum and will carry such rate Of interest nom the
dale of the certificate OF deposit Tne following bids
were made at six per eentum: ..
Warren InAtuiion for Ssyibgl Cbarieso"n MASS
nsxs a S., NJ ................... 500
ID NcNuririr Of Pes lysAis
hisfnI 80 ke. ........... 90
Lon PssoL ~, ~ ............... 50 Oo0
= ~ 4
hrid pieisl Svi,,s Rsni i............. 3oVos
h,sisA. 'Saess.,, S., .................. 200 90
y. l. q s'e" .................... 300,0D
hornse tO''''''''''' ................ lelOe
sAl'e hsAt. 81 p.,igo.e .............. lSoO 90
Inc saNises D'NN " --..................... 3lon
Cuyltrs Bank Of Palmyra 90
ipsths io' - :. - New Yor ...... $4,000
sal