New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18
Hid Orleans 9aiIu Crescent.
wAsH1NrroN CORRESPONDENCE.

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WAsHIN1ToH CORRESPONDENCE.
apessl ii Ne New oasaas ksssetetl
W4sggIssGTo0 April 10, 1850.
III fs,sx,s..s Ms Hiles T4ylor read from til,
,ss & dosx issis morning, is report sustaining Thu
.<,aiaas ii fSs Residents protest against the pre
z6s.SR of ME Eoyoae nasnmittee, Ia pursuance a
nj resa under which It was appointed. Alter
aisofzerly debate, The consideration Of Il vas
uos2 gUlle untl thc Tgth inst A strong effort was
sssas ID poaspcne u until after tlle action of tfe
Ghsfscston Convention. che Kansas admission
iii was then faken np and debated without excite
xaent and With but little sign Of interest in the
s,s1ssl6,a hi0osy topic IL bleeding Kansas
nj. HisknsarsIs report against the Presidents
pros,st claIis for he EoFode Committee an innoc
Mons On indifferent character, with respect to its
s,t,wsr Is d. ary grnent demand any formal
sz;al aaer liz resolutions constituting II. IT CON
fsnds hoygeysr, tbat judicial determinations, the
cp1ni6r ii f6snAer Presidents, and uniform usage
esre4jon such an Investigation as the resolutions
- Iti6a md that 70 abandon such inquiries into
fEe candnct III the Executive Department Of the
Govefnnant would be to leave Ii witheut super
! yis1Sn or responsibility.
The attempts 10 wrench from Mr.. Collector Schell
III Al 1t Subscribers 10 the New York Hotel fund
" z856, are likely 70 surrender to the general ex-
feSsions Ut public sentiment against such an out
xsgt. Eren the Black Republican organs denounce
tHe order of his aignment as an instrument Of
oppression and moral torture-'' The amount Of
subscriptions "a the list referred to is said not to
exceed forty thousand dollars. It was expended
u New York and Pennsylvania. The minority re-
port INSIDE BY Mr. Winslow Of the Committee con
tends With obvious justice, that Mr. Schell was not
bound 20 produce the list until it was first deter
mined TINT the Subscribers had contemplated d
corrupt use Of the fund.- Of had corruptly expended
II The whole procedure is characterized al one
of nviious in4uisition into the conduct Of private
persons.
III New York Tribune, in a long editorial arti-
cae devoted to criticism ii the book Black Dia-
monas, = published ~ Pudney Il Russell, of New
York, and plead in Congress as the seton to the
Helper Boob, makes great Abolition Splinter
shout its endorsement By members of Congress,
and bestoRs upon it terms OF the most ruffianly
abuse IT says Endorsed, as IT il. BY Southern
statesmen. or more accurately speaking, BY South
ern members of Congress, we have ii right to re-
gard Il ~ the best literary defense which the South
has 70 offer 4 Il then proceeds to denounce the
book, with The drunken ribaldry Of Tie editor who
has the charge Of tie facetous department III the
Tribune, and to declare that 10 can hold no place
ia comparison with 4 Mr.. Rowan Helpers bristling
and impreRnable satistics. |, 10 ;. tbs
brisflnr STATISTICS IL rerargl e ;mnoss;h,e 4
there IL npthnr W be sa;sl NJ defense " ehattaI
.y.,-s,v " .
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n AsIISGToF, april II, 1850.
The Administra ii about to renew its attempts
III revive the Mexican treaty. an fe las;s ~ sa,,.
.s,,,.,,.s - Al, Al 4
y ~ a1ss " alslcies 70 ~ aamaslea
Hee "a ana tue restriction Of the commercial
clause. Il is proposed to have the movement for
liz resscftafions, ~ the tretv ram, nam Tia annl.
7sa,, s;as An, III ~ CSC Il M,
~. 8 - s ~ g, = 'hs
doubt. an in thc prospect OF the rat
Hcafa5, If the freatv A. IL Il understood tlat m
Mextcan government Il not likely to decline
modification of It's xsroyaions Of tie nature pro-
s,,Saass ia ut O. 4 a
Is s III - 8. =, 8. =
& 1ne paek kepunHean members of the House
arc pnfiously ananteavring in the matter Of their
tf,ra bainr evi,,enty u, ~
.s..ss u 49,
ny pnpaic ssht1inehl before gong zoe iar. inc
proposition 10 bring Collector Sche to the bar to
anasve, gos fontamnt has haan ana
81, sl,sT a,,, So
s' tsa4sA '"'ass INN eloi4s Aioha ~ SoAoae
DoInmltee, on me executive protest, have been