New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
The Resignation Of Il. Drouyn de LhuyS
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR'S MESSAGE.
.,..,, ni.r...h 70 The n. I. Tribune.


Tho Wsv, end Means Committee to-day voted
unanimously 10 separate the consideration OF 'he
r,,;onsl finances from the scheme of banking which
Ss-so,ary Chase has proposed. The latter VIII De
,s;5.red nj; er The first is ..posed Of The pros
pect OF a promp; agreement in committee upon
measure Of finance TO carry the Government through
the war is fair. The approval q the bill introduced
by NJ, Spaudius hofitates on the second section on
tue convertiby at the viii Of the holder Of the Six
Per cen, bolGs and NOES into legal tender.
THE NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Navy Appropriation bl was considered by
the Committee. Commodore Smith WAS IN attend
aucs 10 give information.
FOREIGN MEDIATION.
Mr. vaandlgham viii il lew days address The
House IN fiyor OF foreign mediation az a meaus OF
getting the present rational troubles.
HLINBURaE3IENr FOX LOYAL SLAVE-OWNLRS
There are Indications that the bill approrriating
ter millions Of dollars for the reimburse nent Of
lovai slaye.owne,s in Missouri, in case that STATE
shah. within year, abolish Slavery, VIII receive
more careful consideration, and will meet with more
C,postoa from the Republican side Of the chamber
in toe Senate than was the in the House. II 10
though, tss. the estimated average value OF $50
slave is altogether ligl, and 1t Id sppreAended
TIA, tn appo Tation yo,ec is much beyond what 10
reoni.ed. eyen al that RATE. The few Republican
votes css against tie bia the House are accounted
for Ly ,nesc consdera'iors
svN.ToR WEIGHTS SPEECH.
Senator Wright IN BIS speech to-day look Ropnb-
rcsn ground on all questions On which be touched.
He paie an eloquent tribute 10 w-En- .lsnd, and
thanked God TIA, in Rosecgans we ,al 1t length
iound General who was hot u candidate for the
I.ssdeuc..
VIII Ngi0N or SLAVES - MAINLAND.
A psomincn, citizen OF aryland SAYS That the
average value Of .laves in that State, iA~d for
purposes Of taxation syS, and that the real value
IL considerably less.
EMANCPATtoS IL KENTCCkY.
The assertion mado iu The Houie io--ay by Mr.
W.ckile that not one in three hundred Of he peoi.e
OF Kcu,dcky IL in favor Of re Nee-Year's Proc.-
nation. +. dened by gentlemen who know wei tu,
reatitnen,s Of Tie $ ate They say tLnt very large
proportion Of the thoroughly loyal believe tue Poe
le,na,ion 10 be a Necessary and useful means Tor the
srpp,esson Of tie Rebellion
REQUrsT FOR The REMOVAL or THE hKnASsAs
MILITARY COZ EbNO",
Prom men. citizens .. Y extern and South Western
Sate- are here in person or by letter, asking Tic
removal Of John 5. P,al,s the Pro-Slayery Military
publicly decle,ed that be would not recognize Tue
validity Of the President proclenationol Freedom.
TIIE VICTORY Al MCEFREE>BOEO.
Comm ssioner Holloway received a ,spaIcn this
evening from Apoliss.yiag: "KueecI4nos VIC
tory - complete lie + pursuing the ic.r-atif TO-.
Or loss - 10000; Rebel los nearly 10000 tho
whole West il in Il blaze Of excitement
RECORD OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.
u .f 81 A. ,,.Di-
meat aud place Of bur.e. Of each soldier vino dies
the hospitals in and around NashiogLon In fcif ~
M Thoe b. Baker; Record aud burial L era ia Toe
Quarter casters Office, corner OF Eighteenth ana
sreets from whom any ini,Ti"gtion co-ce aas suca
soldiers may be obtaued
THE REPORTED RESIGNATION or DROUYS
DE LHIYS.
The statements contained in the parag aph gi.isg
tho substance OF a letter from Paris, ~aich stands
81, the head OF the editorial page IN to-day IHDcAR,
are cOIIoboraed by facts known here, aid wear an
air Of the greatest probability.
NJ Drouyn DO LLuys is regarded az Il Statesman
of the broades. aud most liberal views, vino 1ap
always belonged to the anti-Slavery school Of the
Duke OF Broge, and has also been opposed to tho
sbsoiute pIefeutions Of tue Papacy.
Dispatches received from him only about ten dAys
agO indicate that the Cabinet OF the Emperor nnb,
for the present. al least, abandoned designs OF ined
alton i'm American affair. l. is believed t1at NJ
reqards the situation in Mexico, NJ. DDuyn de
Lhuys is in favor Of withdrawing -Eo French
tr9o,s az soou % il Gun be done corslbiocty with |
tte honor Of tho empire.
These things beingso it IS evident That the ss6er
tions contained ia letter from Washington, Aso
published in your issue Of this morning are moor
Feet
In regard 10 tie diplomatic surmises upon th'd iad
kindred subjecls written aud dispatched iroIi 'his
city, IT may be well 70 remember that lhe ret1eenc'
OF Lord Lyons, even in his most intimate ehd per-
,ona political relations, il well known, aud tie rep
ressntatves of other foroigp Powers are only iesa
uncomIounicstive than he
The puesses Of the smalisr members 81 the dplo'
matte body are as likely to be vide Of tue tfin as
those Of outsiders.
GOV. sEYMOLR5 MESSAGE.
Pirate adyices fom Ncw-York state that Gov.
symoits message will bitterly attach the meh ana
.ttitutons OF New.Englsnd, and lend coinienance
the shsmers for Il reconstruction OF the uDion
~ W exclude hs otstss gust VI New'IosA' I