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From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Al

WASHINGTON. Aug &.
The fst proceeding OF interest this morning
in the House was the swearing in Of Brooks,
whose certificate Of election was presented by
his colleague. Mr.. Boyce Brooks returned
last evening from his visit TO the white sulphur
Springs, where he has been tho lion Of the
Virginia arist0craey. lie WAS warmly csngrat.
ulated by his Southern associates on his reap-
pearance, and marched up to kiss the Bible il
the Speakers hand with head erect. and with
the triumphant air of man whose acts had
received the unanimous endorsement ofhis con.
stituents.
Brooks is quite COED looking man, about
6 feet inch in height, according to Toombs
measurement. with curly black hair bright
eyes, and . rosy. rather boyish hcc. without
either whiskers or monstache. lie wears
black bombaxine sack coat, Byron collar. and
is generally careless in matters Of dress. Usu-
ally he carries big cane, Of large dmcnsioas
and more solid substance than the famous gut
u pcrchA instrument which did such bloody
work on the 23rd Of May, on the floor of the
Senate. His carriage is erect and military, aud
his manners are such, Notwithstanding his fond
ness for chewing tobacco, as 70 excite the I'D.
miration Of the other sex. especially Of the
South, an admiration which, since his late ex.
ploit has been heightened to enthusiasm. His
reelection entities him. PROBABLY, to mileage
enough TO cover three or four times the 6De
and other expenses Of the trial. 70 that, ~ his
friends view the subject, he has made pretty
good thing out OF his assault on Mr.. Sumner,
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but only claims for damages done, flor which
the entire tribe are liable) have been presented,
Claimants are often the cause Of not having
their accounts settled more promptly, by ask.
ing more than y proper compensation; and
parties have been engaged in manufacturing
unfounded claims, which has often operated to
the prejudice Of persons who have meritorious
claims
The course prescribed in relation TO clainas
Tor Expectations is> to present them through
the Superintendent or Agent. 10 the Indian
Department at Washington and then. under
the instructions OF that Office, they are laid BE-
fore the tribe for satisfaction In q number
cases, however, in which have acted as dis
bursting agent at payments, and where the
time was too short TO have the claim first act
ed on at Washington, | have, with the consen,
Of the tribe, which l never failed TO obtain,
retained the amount Of their annuity, and, with
the approval OF the Department subsequently
obtained, paid il over. Such course would
not be advisable unless the officer is perfectly
satisfied Of the justice Of the claim submitted
to him II the claimant is not too remote
from the proper Agent. he Should avail him.
self Of the services Of that officer in making
out the papers, which services will b. rendered
without any fee or charge.
In your communication you threaten that
unless such action is taken as will secure them
from further molestation on the part OF the
Indians, "ths citizens will drive the Indians
out OF the State" Though the Indians you
complain OF do not belong to my District, US
stated above. will venture the suggestion
that 1.-The citizens" employ their energies in
better way. Wars between Indians and set
tiers have never proved very profitable TO either
party, or to States and Territories in which
they have occurred. Satisfactory evidence be-
fore me shows that these Indians were prompted
to commit the outrages complained Of in con-
sequence Of proyocation previously given them
by other white persons. do not mention this
to justify their retaliating upon innocent per-
sons on the contrary, hope that the authori.
ties Of Dunn County will take the proper steps
for procuring the arrest and trial OF the crimi-
mails. Though IL Is almos, unnecessary that
should mention that the laws Of the State or Ter.
ritory make no discrimination between the muir.
der II Indians and whites yet /, is certain that
il these laws had been properly understood and
carried out. the ho-tili,s~ between the Chip.
pewas and Sioux. which have led To most
Of the murders g It'd in this region would
iOng s.8et hsst .tfu,dstoi. Il viii i+
lar more proper the citizen" Ia exercise
their energies in carrying out the laws n sug
gcsted, and in prevailing upon our National.
State and Territorial Legislatures to take pro-
per action, than 10 violate the laws in the man
ner intimat,d
Most respectfully,
Your obt. servant,
FRASCIs lIuEBscHNANS,
Superintendent.
To Messrs. J. q. HENNIN0, Oris Iloyr, NJ.
s. GIBSON. JAMES u. GK,r. and JSo. :. Nor
FAT.
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To The kiitors Of the f,aaeer aud p~mecrat
Your subscribers in this neighborhood read
with pleasure your remarks on the merits oi osI
worthy and cnterprising Delegate II. N. Rice,
whose services in Congress will be highly ap
preciatel by all classes and parties in this Ter.
r'tory, His efforts in pressing upon Congress
Mr.. MOBILES route will not 5000 b forgotten by
his constituents II Is route which has long
been needed by the people Of the Great North
West travelling to California. and lis sdoptiou
by Congress 10 Just tribute to one Of yosr
most worthy citizens. VIM. II. MOBILES, And
IL few strict constructionists like the venera.
bic senator Butler Of South Carolina. were
placed in the same position ~ great majori.
ty Of the emigrants Of the North west. who ap.
preciate short and good road those who know
. thing or two iustinctivcly. woald not 10 50
ready to cry out against what b. was pleased
to term the 'Dictation' Of the Territorial Leg.
stature to Congress.
The people Of the Minnesota Valley who two
and Tires years ago were found opposed to the
Railroad are now anxious that Congress should
pass the grant. In this respect they are un-
like our vcserable friend Caesar Augustus
Hannibal Hotchkiss, Real Estate Dealer,
Banker, Shingle maker. and Editor Of the Min
nespols Democrat, whose capital, 10000. &C
ror.iinu IN tho oiyiciSl urn. r,,,ll,.hl Il, nj.
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AurNelsIn Minnesota.

We learn from the Washington Un,oa. Of
The 3Oth that Congress having created two
new land districts in Minnesota, and having
provided the means Of carrying on the surveys
in the same, the Commissioner of the General
Land Onice has directed the sdTvcyor general
to exert himself in eIpedtlng the survey. 10
these new land districts, particularly oo Lake
Superior. and on the 81. Louis river. up the
valleys Of the Mississippi and Grow Wing riv'
era, which are demanded either by the settlers
OF By the recent treaties with the Chippwa'
OF lake Superior or thOse 81 the Mississippi
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to appear that the case was Que IN which by
his instructions no MAS authorized TO act, viz:
that the Governor had found the ordinary course
OF judicial proceedings and the powers vested
IN the United States Marshal inadequate to Of.
iect the purpose which was accomplished BY
the employment Of the troops OF the United
States. Col. Sumner will b. called upon TO
communicate upon this point.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Secretary 81 War
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The Latest News!


me army Appropriation hl'i had been re-
por.eu 10 'ne iouse WIN ,he Recommendation
ios,rike on' unc eh"c'ng e'ause WIN we" 'o
us ae'eat 81, nhls was o'ssgree" 10 Wy No"' :"
10 10 W. Inc "''' was hhaiIy passed
Mr. herper' MADE an uhsuccess'ai ehor, 10
introduce resolution authorizing The employ
inen' o, 'he =; =, ia'a anu navai forces 70 pun
Gown inc 'igtahce 'omm''tee I" Hah ran
CISCO
The Mouse then discussed the bill to delray
the expenses OF Tue Legislative, Executive and
ind'sn departments OF the Government but
Tue House adJourned i"f an evening session ne
lore any vote was taken
WAsut,crox. Aue.G
SrS.rr-Mr Seward introduced a hill anil
referred TO tho Judiciary Committee TO provide
for change Of venue in certain criminal casey
now pending in Courts of the OF the United
States, for the Territory of Kansas.
Yesterday, Mr. Hunter moved TO take IN
the Armv snpropriatiop hills
Mr.. Seward wanted TO finish the Internal
Improvement bills.
To-day. Mr. Hunter insisted upon taking up
the Approximation bills He deserved prece-
dencc.
Mr. Douglas was for sitting ont ARMY hills
Mr.. CLAYTON thought the Approximation bills
should be first acted upon. AS there was some
danger of their being lost. and expressed his
dissent n the idea Of having night sessions. for
il was beyond human endurance, sitting all
night this hot weather, and million, would be
voted away by less than a quorum.
Mr.. Hunters motion was lost by three ma.
jority.
Housr--The clause appropriating $500, 900
10 pay the expenses OF the Courts Of tho
United States was read Mr.. Grow moved q
nroyision that mo part Of this money be ex-
pepded for prosecuting or OBTAINING any per.
son or persops charged with treason or any
other political offence in Kansas" IA the Gov.
eminent desired TO withhold support from the
Courts in the Territory. in order that prosecu-
tons ior alleged tres,ons NAV terminate
Mr.. PHELPS wanted this question met IN n
fair and open manner The amendment, IN ei-
feet, proposed 10 shield traitor. from deserved
punishment.
- ~ Ssn,o, moved 10 amend by adding,
or anv proSecutior which has heretofore been
instituted for political offences lie wished
10 erprcs. his dsappropriation 81 an army be
ing employed in the nefarious operation q
crushing on. Free States.
Mr.. Keitt contendetl that these amendments
asked the House to make itself judicial body
to determine whether treason has been com
mitted or decide in advance Of her tribunals
whether the law. have besn violated
Mr.. Crews amendment, together with Stan
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The Postmaster General has appointed. as
Postmaster q, Chaska, Carver cosnty. Tiso-
rHr D. SsrH vice THos.s n. Hrsr resigned.
nev Post Office has been established at
Tocah, s,ears county. ard RfnKs N RIcp.
Aspsos appointed Postmaster
A new Pos, OAice has besR established st
Clinton, stesrw cosuty, anil HxsSr fdSsA-
pls appointed Poe, Master
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Corrssrondeacr II the Bai,imors san

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.
There is no prospect OF the Senate ansas
bill passing the House. neither will the Sher-
man ameudmen, be insisted upon by the Hosse
as a rider TO ANY Of the regular appropriation
bills. The Senate bill would quiet Kansas
and the country aud thereby destroy the only
issue left to the Republicans with which TO 70
before the people and appeal to their PASSIONS
while the Sh n amendment. in the shape Of
u rider Ia ar appropriation BILL is .
gaming atter. Capitalization, ny tie House
usurpIng the fof the coordinate branch
Of the Legislature Every step on the road 10
Capitalization approaches despotism the NAM
mouth grave which, thus far has swallowed up
every European republic. II is quite inmate
rial for practical purposes whether despotism
is exercised by body Of men such rs formed
the Mountain party in the French National
Convention, or whether the reiga Of terror pre-
ceeds from single despot. The latter retains,
even in the worst case, an individual responsi-
bllity, which is divided and comparatively
small with the members Of an association.
The refusal OF the supplies, unless the will Of
the House be done. is not q democratic rene
dy analogous to that left to the British House
OF Commons, against an immutable crown
which cannot I've reached, and an hereditary ar
istocrary whose claims ~ branch Of the leg
slature are based on fcudal rights or usagcs.--
Both branches Of our legislature and the Pres
ident himself are elective, though the mode OF
election insnres in every legislative act the con
currencc OF popular majority with the ma
jority Of sovereign States. In this consists
the conservative feature of our system, and ev-
cry attempt To subvert or destroy il il revolu-
tionnry, and an act Of treason 10 the coafedera-
cy. There is more danger Of the Union being
destroyed here in Congress than by the quiet
peaceful and patriotic voters Of the country.
Senator Pearce's letter giving his reasons
for supporting MIR Buchanan Tor the next Pres
idency, was Published in yesterdays lntellige.-
Ger, and read with great svidity 1t is calm
statesmanike, philosophical document, couched
in forcible and substantial English; showing
throughout that the author has not exhausted
his subject, but Is armed for a battle should his
position be assaile,l.
The Pacific Railroad bill will he once more
tried in the House tomorrow. Three routes
"A Northern. Southern and Middle route are
proposed and nothing asked but IA grant Of lasd
TO stimulate the enterprise How much bet
ter it would he all round, il men were 10 com.
mencc shoveling and digging aud doing some
thing usefal, instead Of wasting their moral and
intellectual eaergies on the best mode Of pro
ducipg happines, among negroes. Charity be
gins At home, y.
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Tvs Iowrs R,riDs, TIE bin spprOpristiog
s2eoOOo t~ the Improvement n The Lover
Rapid. pAsed the IIoo. of Representatives by
vote oi III 10 ~ II Is aid that il will cer-
tainly pss. the S.-nse in dsAaos o. tbe Pre~i-
eisuts veto
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PKsssYLyAsA NKwsrArRs.- Eastou
pa Argw gives a list Of eighty one Dems
cratic papers published in that State, Of which
GO are English, and n German II thinks III,
list Is complete. In regard TO German Ere
mont papers it says;
We venture TO assert that the n orthsmptor
Correspondent and Unabhengrgo Democrat Of
Easton, the Unobhsng,gsr Rsysbi,oonsr Of Al.
lentown. and the Read,agr adler. circulate
more copies weekly, than oil the Fremont pa
pers in the country combined"
Tho list published the other day in the N.
Y. Herald comprisei IN aggregate Of iour a.
English Democratic papers for all Penusylva-
mia. Some difference bstw,en four and sixty.
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name any place within ten miles Of Washington
city; TO accept any place within one hundred
miles.
Mr. Campbell replies that his authority, ~
Burlngsmcs friend. ceased on the e6th ult
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Further corro.pondenor ruhll'bed IA rela,'"n
to tbs Brook. affair. says that lnssrsneh a.
Barlinganr wss ~iIIss u meet brc"s' ahJ
whers 10 Is directed by the after 70 request
ihs, the place OF nesting will be d's'sna,ea
that q. b>half Of Brooks b. q ssihor.S-i 70
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An exchange say. singular enough, a. 400
|. -Redpstb the great Rsnsas De~s manufae.
,urer is arrested Tor bo.s stealing We hess Of
no more surdsss, house barnsvs snd os'ssse-
In that interesting Territory
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Ins Jury met al O'Clock ~ the hoass ~hsrs
me "Hy lay and proccsded TO IN investigation
On 'oe cas-
pn NerAis' Goodrich and Spsrry wsc ~
Quessed |" make . possmossem examinasioa.
"h'en mey pseeesdra 70 do Ia presence Of We
jury The examination, 81 which We were Wit
ness' elected shs following Facts
Upon the removal Of the upper portion Of the
skail, II IVES found that hs he'd received an 'xtsn'
ave Fracture. an the aide OF the head, about
three inches In diameter and that small pcr'
Won OF we bone wssfe uc bsow leu had '~en
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slen Aud eoncnsaion OF that organ This wound
ITSELF would have teen samcient TO have eaas-
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Thses eeriasstss eli lnAotssd sy the pat,ss 20
whsa Tier were respectively ,ssasA IN Henry MeN.a
| " snd ~s . By Msksaty tnasrssd In tisnk.
liberal FssaFd viii be- paid ms the return II th
| pocAst bpot and oou,ssts
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the .sld Of euo.Ii 4. ot de ssm
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divorces. psssdses ,ss~sfe .sysfea 70 sns~t els
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end hsgnisuoas ~ The bsses'et % fbs trusts auaW
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O,0 Poi,. The police force o our city has
been increased 10 twelve, -four In each Ward, with
Mr. wsiirr- - Capssis III the hrrt Ward. Ar.
Mullen In the second, and Mr.. Goodsu In The
Third. We are Informed that thu three Captains
are all aetive. snergecsic msn and ase not afraid
70 sues, any man, under any circumstance.
Who violates any Of the city ordinances
With such police force ~ We now have, ~
think our city msy eonhdently erpect safe pro-
lection 10 their live. and property.
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GROCERIES.

A l. LARPENTEUR, wuOLhSsALE GRO
IA CkR AND cOMhlsaloN M1ncuANr, sotae,
81 third and JAeAsaa stss~ss, aAiut rast. n, r.
tn@ rr'ssl merchants vsittas The city, ! wcsld ash
eAss's ,sspeessca u my hses Esd cemriets steck ~
ereeetie~, frettsiens Wa,sisa Wsr~. Malta, kc,, &c
4. -elsc,,sas hs,. es.s sds ffrs The srsss, aud
eess vha.-sar establishments Hat asd HsatA. witA
SPECIAL sse~ 10 the W~sstn trade aud Ia sscA aaaati-
w. Is 70 nssat me In eesrtas them 81 - loo prices
s.s . NJ. :. rss'' os .aa:
n n.. s s & o...s H.as.r. A. r.s',
Truman Y. smith, nank.r,
EsAaevesaes namsey,
0evssues ". 0ertaaa,
s assi.ssa, ka,,or r,oa..r,
raiian, HatAela nsows Nnsisnatt
lisssssae Hooper csac,asau,
LawsId Hampstead, Chicago.
nArrets kinG Ca. Ch,ess~,
Gsogs y. oAsspesu, aAls~a.
4. 4 Fsis 3 CO., t,alsaa,
Mod d psseAis, rAti.AslpAta,
Mas, : Csnssn, lti,sssryS.
w insiutcA. rcstsacatk, OAle,
John Cove 4 o., hssscs,
naaphrs,s. rs,t a Terry. n, Louis,
n'sas> kias ~.
pattd tsasce,
Wela hepss,
iiss.y T s",X e. New SaA.
Tewsssad, Ghsk b o., Mes yers,
1ecss~ Wli,sws, haitnssss,
llsary y, Thomas Ca, tAltimore,
narvisas, Payne Co., New os,esas,
A l.. LARpENTEuR, WuOl.EssALH GRO
IA CER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, cesuss
u Third esd jaeksca street, asiat Paul, Mt.
Has N stcss and 10 arrive lssas and eempsts stoch
q arces1,s.. Provisions, woeisa Ware, As 10 which
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A meeting vss Lsh In wisoas ~ The 10Th ult.
10 aysnirs . County Agricultural Ssris'y. and
preliminary msssures we're taken looking TO that
ots~et.
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Compliant simp~on sbrgs stope wsrehous on
The ievee. /. pos completed. and ready for the
storage II al kind.' u msrehssdizs and grain.
"a !. The aryex anil most Substantial taiilding for
tAs purpos there is in the city. II h covered
-Iih The Pirs Prod and Composition Roofing
xr JohnC D~v,r,ur. ~ho hss i-sn engaged
in putin. On th.- roof for anne time, ssd Who
ha. The rspatsaoo q an experienced v~hmsr in
his line II bssnes~, sIssuied the ~ut fx Mr. >
n you vaai f,sS u this kisd cell On Mr. b.
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4 tuICAGO LEATHER BkLTtN6 nANU
J FACTORY KELLY b nf.ACkBCRs, Mssslae-
sssss ~ sspssss sssis II Del rssssd ilstAss Belt.
.s which ,Lsy s s.ii 81 Nsv ysst sd nassss 1sssss
4 Wbsrsi dissssnt sssds W iAsxs rsseAassvs.
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