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IvXTENSfvR SALE OF VALUABLE GOLD AND ST.
~ yer watches fee 60 d jewery DC -s.M'L OsGOoD 4
90 auctoneers viii ,en at their salesrooms, 81
tIper"s ;cc. OF vsusb I'D Ard sve watshes fine and
the hest rench fbgish and swrs which
fully warrarted the eeby will be found superior
jewsyy ered auction Fall eripop
Of The watches ana es ey will be found In catalogues
ring Of asn
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fHlVE Us BUT LIGBT "-DURIN9 THE HEATED
" tesm sb nut 10 experience In the political world
the will want heh 70 noc the cyces and rces Of
the poitigisps The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS the
chespes and best ne the world issued Friday
pAg to furnish the people with light 10
te oopgs OF The poc ans oaceholders and
Attached 10 clique, sect c'eed, and expseir neither
pension, post place. s whole aim win be give
people correct account Of passing events Issued Fri
d., morning. at onl, u furnished N 81 so
per hundred cash Adveris inserted at &C
per line All orders be addressed proprietor
northwest OF Flu ton and Nassau Streets York
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ToBN LLOYD, AUofIoyEER-JOHN LLOYD 4 SONS
81 Will sci this d.. June H. at IL o'cloek nj tho
aeYcha1 a. Exchange DE two story house and lot kuo~n as
2e Thirty first atYee bew ninth feuA
Bopre 2Ox46; lot 60 viii be positively sold 70 the b. asA
bddtv. For further particulars, apply Is
M faht
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IN d. NAfH, AuCrIOHEER, OFFICE 1913 BH0ADWAY.
Ds -Aostaage sAe Of steam engine boilers foundry tooa
on June u q ss.g n': :r.s e. 70
power orc hozonts boiler one foe BOILER new
ono upright hot second hand ooer shsars punches era
vrsuaht IRON rvstpE bar patterns. nasks shang pues.
belOwA, anvils, small tools, DO.
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WIN. IRVING AUCTIONEER. -aANDsOMu HoUss.
" hold 'ur. iuse william Irving q 10 viii sell.
ton Thursday, June IL ut 0 O'Clock at saesrooc,s
No. Pine street, Wilton Brussels and ingram suit
Of carved rosewood psrlor furniture oversa In
cate acs window curtains elegant carved
tables mabouany pier and centre tables wool
h gany etegeros and sdeboards elegant wood
hoganv amour gace mahogany bookcases writing desks.
matognv bookcase and secretary msoxeny
In hBirc 9th; divAns carved
hosany French bedseads. rosewood aud mahogany nsr
top dressing and washsbds hair feather
beds holsters asd Pill delier oak diprg
table carved rosewood extension dining table, aheganv
dining and tea tables black walnut maple cottage
steads seat chairs crockery aud glass
niture &c.
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r Do0ARf, AUCTrONRRR.

d ROoART wii sen = Is ~ On ,he lsM day Of June
INST NJ ground he direction Of Corneius Coop
Trustee OF industrial Home Association NO
Tor account OF whom Arge number Of lots In
the village Of WAkened. the williams ,!idge station
he Hesem Railroad hours rse from the Cfy Hall
rev York For further paracu'a,s apply !, he aaneer.
The OF Frankfort and william Streets New York.
whore . Of tbs property be seen
n b rains on that day, tho ale win take place On the
sale per and The aueto.se,'s fees the
day Of sale 10 rent the n day june 40 per csu
offf nP
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CURE CURE-DR. Wards UNFORrUNArR's FRIEND
- Nohirg else makes thorough The infalibe
friend of the saced II alone cures that returns;
the disease iho, leaving poison Ia the blood 10
copsminats the yse break out continually Price 81
Sold at the cid established ONCE Me- so Canal street. corner OF
Broadway
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DAVID SCOTT AUCrIoNEER, WILL Positively
" re st pubrc suction 1kussdAy June IL ut ococs
ON ne pr-mises ysry desirable building lots IN the
fTv. Passage tree to and from the sale f.rs easy.
1w further culaya inquire Of the suooneer Is Montgo.
D0xy street., jersey City.
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w 3. 1ELLOR, MISUNDERSTANDING AND sPE
w ctAl salo Of elegant furniture
The pleasure announce that thew authorized
aucaon, this dav, The extensive Of Messrs
SSo: and the METROPOLITAN hotel .her entire ssosk q
dollars all OF hieh :, he sold hout
Of tho extensive AteYaons TO he ade In tho pudpg
xae particularly worthy of thu
A' stock Of furniture 4 Of the largest and be
Asofed stocks Broadway and will be found exami
nation to he Of good qualify made in the sty
purchased 70 60 out OF the city vii be packed with
reasonable charge.
ROUGHTON i MELLOR, Aucaoneers, lis Nassau 1t.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

HARMAN HOUSE,, CARMANvlLLE, TENfH AVENUE
~ and les ssoet. The above hou.o for the
deception Of families ard single persons having bee,
from The City Hail. Audubon Park Ralrosd A.
most hourly. seAmboAt oommustion % par month.
Reference ct 81 West street. W. A. MILLS. Proprietor.
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1oBS l. vAkD.wATEa, AUTrIoNEER, WILL Sell,
81 this day, (WednesdssJ June H. Ut 101s ocoes At he
sajes! 81 Nsmsu very fin, soid and diamond
jewel,y conw Of single and user diamond plns
srss ae se 10 the newest and with d.s~ d. :" The
chaDs rev patterns together With general a.sormeut Of
pe gold ewerv breaspns fuger riugs studs and
sleeve buttox tn 9ayuet.. reass rubss
ard ether stones Also b. order Il assg lima OF
gold snd pencils poinia silver pencils, &c The
whole be p0Dd without reserve.
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FfREWORKS.
=
EDGps FIRST PRRAIUM COLoRKD BRIILrANr
II fireworks,
Laboratory, North Point,
Jersey CITY, N. j.
Orders for the above works shoud he addressed 70 T. g.
1. EDaK, Jr, Jersey CITY, orto
THOs. DUNKTN,
S0lo Agent
No. 10 Maiden lane, N Y,
where sawpe Of exhibition pieces also varety sale
work. suited 70 storekeeperS saes sDch
does, rockets, candies TO-, &C.. &c may be found.
9oods delivered OF city, ANY Of the rail-
road or steamboat stations. free OF expense.
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4 BNIsYsrRAroRs SALE OF The STOCK OF FUR

Uo1IOE SALs OF WATCHES AND JEwELRY -PErER
"A Pa hKe. auctt1ueer-By SAvAG6 rARKA-Tbs dav,
Invoice Of kpghb gold ehes AND wav de-
m ited to attend
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GALE OF FURsITURE Ar AUCrIDN-Ar G. AVIAN
y tic ett Broeyi yu nj haf % A. W.. Wefnssdy
he Ito Inst he q ti,e tu'' Msre family rsuov.s West
auested to s nd fhe furs iture recently pur-
chased, and ID IN good order. Sale sih-e.
MORraY, Auctonoev.
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A ssIGNREs SALE IN BROOKLYN, OF RNAMELLRD
n ontsse ru'ni ure' ". ALsURrUa auction e-r viii
csIr. street opposite The CITY al. Brocs.yn genera. =.
spjepdid arhe top chamber iuiA OF different sooFs Also
tbsee rosewood pianos together with unfushed stok
manufacturer.
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SPEGIAL MEDICAL NorfOR-oFFTCE 40 BROAD
- way ~ Y:-DR. 2. @. JOaNs0E cures By his invalus
BILE remedies all general ants and all diseases
by imprudence exposure. N BIO tho ladies The Doc
tor has had great experience and Ia treating al female
Diseases special irregulsresby medical surgical treat
mont. Rooms provided during illness at his houae
n O. IOaHsON Operating Phvsmsa
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1,aCs. veITCH. AUTHORIZATIONS NO. l6 sPaUUn
street Mortgage sale Of se ynboat on Tuesday. Juno
TO- e6 a II A. NJ. ct tho Merchants' 81nhepge-ThA
boat VIM Yosng now called he lda her engines, machoery,
boilers aPpsre, tackle and fsruure- .ho boat ~ a.
~ Ton IT Jackson street The abve ale adjourned until
Wednesday. June II, 1885, At IL M the Merchants Ex.
change Sale positive.
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VALUAB'B STOCK FOR HoUSEKBkPRRS TbOU0H
ahouss may be furnishsd we'll With Brussels
Ho srn NJ = ess y iooompse i6ous coo, Of The xEaI
hhed Only 81 Furnished Agents 81 hun
dred Advertiser ents inserted Ut Aft tna. Orders
Nassau str0eta New York
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YVES. THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
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nALY FOR P0U8BR EEPSI g. LANDING AT CozzxNS,
- West Point 90 Springs ornwall Ne vbuyg, new
hamburg arc MDtor Ibs hvorite HERO, Captain
sn h eaves Robinson pier ae,nooa sscep
Ga, n,
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TAX OOMMIsslONRIU O1fICn new UlTY HALL. =
Chambers street, u0tloe payeyA The assessment
rolls Of We s:ys. wa.ds q ne u q New fork hAyns
al Interested ~ hat The aSue win opensd TO-
Nan@auon and reviev from Tuesday tho nth dAy At May
unr1 Wednesday tho 18th day d june, inclusive. all thoee
s.esS Who .Is cesilop. Of EXAMINING correcting ne
sssveen he loun Il 9oeoOk4 A. NJ end o'aoca p. \. u
- '"'> ~ E sSSk Won, oo.~,..r.
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UC1lON N0TICe-rHOs. BsLL, AUafloWERR by
a BRIL- RUSH II North william street, rhnradAy. at
loh &c 3ck in The sasrooIs 9th WI:m s,eci.
Aso entire invoice silver plated vAFe hardware cut
lyy gpns musical Instrument Ac., for cash, udfug
ar watches, oh q rtnRu chains. 10.
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TUsIs MoRRHLL. AUCrIONEsR- GRO CLOSE usrAB-
nshmen0- Rsswood billiard table, ~srole top tables,
ching tables grand action pisnoore &C. this morning lO
O'Clock, NJ SO Wa kef street. Deposit required.
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4 DCrION NOrICE.-M, DOUGHTY AUOrIONsVR.
~, ~: this day q 10Y oeocs. .. he .ucsoa rooms.
second hs! forpure; sofas asd so bedsds ounsea bu
1eaus mshnsany parior and roofing ohAlrs card
e oinR extension o)es French ard cottage
wsshs mirrors clock, oc'oR china cookery
and gas wase MALE peremptory, for cash
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a UCrIO> NOTICE: sHsAIFFs SALE OF MsN's
suctp eerS viii SELL At tneir ,voeom sS Nissan stes;.
,bs nsYnias twednesda june II Ct los &C OK Iarge
los ct mems ena women's weaving uppaxol and por1OnAl
enecia. BY viz No OF several oxoCu,iOp1-
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LBAfY DAP Botr.-iHR FAST AND FAvORITE
"A i<amer Alba Cspt NE leaves the foo. OF CANAL and
spring st. ees Tuesdays thursdays and saurdA,s At
A sndh at West ro'nt, Cornwall. Newburx Milton.
Poughle pse, KRsttop Point Bristol CaAki HUDSON and
C0xsAcke
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tbb6, Rufth0Y n0000,
rAna wi leave pier loot Of Duane street. = ssv1
pu,xiYx expren, ~ A. H.. tor Omkrk.
Buffalo e1preas, y ga. NJ, Tor Buffalo,
Mai, al sis A Tor Dunkirh and BrhAlo nu1nywe
date siaous PassenEurs by this tram viii connect WfA q.
pres uains fos syracuse CavuSa oanandaGua, NeasA
Ike Shore kailroAA. ss Cheppsd, Chicago Ia
Auckland passenger, ut 50 p r., orum os az Cnauhou
street w Permost Tor suerns and nsermodaAs staons
Way passenger. a. r. L.. Dor Hswbuxg md NAdlGloWn.
md Intermediate ytAuons.
Night express q p. NJ, Ios Dmkrk and BunAlo.
kmigrxnt Of p. II. 69 Dupkirk and BuAo, sad utaro
liao Stations
Tho above daily, sundays szssptsa,
These express trains connect st klmhn, with ~ 0niA
vapendaTua AID sia{ars Falls Reiusd NhGsss Fas u
With the byrAcu-o and Bnghamtou Railroad
syracuse - cor.isl viii Buffalo Corning and Nsw YoSS
RairoaA r hccoesasr q Crest Bend With Dela Lao
nunkrk 9TH he Lat more kaiiroa6 OsvclsnA OHnrs
Teasdo, netrnt, Chioago, Ia
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1,O LET TIE NEW York ACADEMY OF MUSIC FOR
year. the FIRST day OF October next, with NE
privilege If another year, for
UfEkAA, tOECEkTS LECTURES AVID BALLS
The Academy we'll Stocked with SCENERY BY A.
legri; Ao ball floor; and splendid decorations for
which vii be ADDED saloon ono hundred
ten feet long for call supperA
70 enterpYspg kmpressAo this oders nv It in.
1t be demonstrated, by the
that the hous be let for Bella Consoxs
ard Lectures the nights when there Of
Opera for least bait Of the Of yearly rent
by the directors For apply bv the
scriber, n Wall street. JAhES PaALEN, Prosfds mt
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DOWELTON He USE, REWBUR9, N. Y, JUNE I, 1866 -
This tavorte and beauiiul place resort
opened for boarcsrs and vsers the l4h nsant For
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AWEBROKwRs AUCTION GALE. THIa DAY.-JOHN
RrlMkR .tIi sell IBIS day, at No East Broad way,
the hsr oaom and e0ent If mems and mems
sorg ard SUI inner nloAhx, VIZ I'll kinds Of slk dresses
nantss capes and vses. aik patterns dry go,ds
sos ,nr sbadas &C., &c BY ocer p .. Frdenberg 2s9
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~ ARBIF GfON AND NRW ORLEANS T9LHGRAPH
CompAny The annual e<tng OF ina stockholders Of
ne Wash gon sDd ev Orleans Telegraph Company win no
held At the Sce the Presfdeus In he Wahcgn
Jufv 2 1856 DANtkLF CLARKE, secretary.
WAKIFIBLD.-rHs ArTEHrION OF THE MHMBRRs
" Of inc ustrfaf Bone AssocA ton 10 ard others
called 70 the notice q the sale OF ios Wakefield under Tie
head Of Auction Notices.
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7 ARaE AND IMPokrAEr AUCTION SALE or NEv
IL snd sec0nd hane foYntuse mirrors caspatng, paintings
Ae rUNIe AOkkBLL ancon~sr, 70 Nassau rect, BY
ua,ogue ard Dapnscrot 1bursday morning, ct ION
ndou ptae oor nev wood psu forte Hrgi.h v-lyet
sns plain extension t Ing tables; oil pAinngs framed;
sDrrR sDd cured hair mAyerser; c,uninR dssta,
cosier sId soe s'snSs lowell racks cri,a Grad &c Ca
aloe afo ready for eyauau the cutie
sold Of those concnrned. Deaers vl avail
thsr selves This cporrtuuitv n B-RefriR~rators
Of supey,,r QUALITY Atprvae sal1 B,sug mating and
ing iuT1 shed O. low pricet 70 avoid damsRe.
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Uo1IoN Nov1oE -fHOs. BELL. AU1rIONHEA. -Bs
"A BELL BUSH.-,Ns day at l095 O'Clock IN our
saasyocrs Y E~A Wisam ssss 70 VIII 70 e valuable
oeds ~ fssy use ho.iery under rsFenx obr ,dcsiss
n4%ey g shsw.s 10 e offered toy Some daa. al.o
20 PA!asols. ynmir4s 10 pieces ri hanokerchiefs.
0een hcles farh gloves also an iuvco OF sun
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ID KrLLY. AUTHORITATIVE OoMMv sCE SELL
ing t dsy At 10 o'o,ocS s9 Oahayfps street, large
conaie men OF shaws ard DIRE sooda imported he pre-
sent pDg n summer trade Also tho stock OF retailer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Contents of this Paper.

FIRST SECOND rHRD AND TWELFTH PAGES Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE-Ner PxAieatonG Revolutionary Rerninis-
eenees History of Herkimer County; Mssinn's Shakes
pesre Peppers; Mechanics and Ensneers Book Of Refer
ences; Life in Brazil; The Ocean Selections from Mod
ern Greek Writers; Fami,r Science; The City Architect
Srencer's History of the United States; Home Service
Cyelopeda Of Domestic Medicine; Constitutional Text
Book; TIE Kings Of Rome and the Republic Of Rome;
AbbOtt's NsPoleOn The Works Of John C. Calhoun.
FIFTH ISreuisvra-cranberry Culture; Rare Or
nsmentsl Tree Western Matton Good Bread; Concrete
wall Houses; Indian Names The Maine Law Vindicstsd
The Know-Souethinss; A Young Lady Lost in Snow
Storm; The Mosquito King; The Hudson River RAilross
Accident; Rhode Island Continental Money Frost in the
Country Act OF Extraordinary Mert JuTer in ContemPs
Rev. Dr. Bushnell Moral and Religious.
SIXTH PAGE-Businss Nosiees Observation-Disclosures The
Governor Of Wisconsin; British Anne zssiou; Postal Re-
form From Fe,Aasoa-TruuPh Of Kansas in the
House.
SEVENTH PASE-F,oz WcshisSsoa-The State Of Ksnsss
Mexico and Nicaragua TeiegrarA-kansas Affairs The
Govepoship of Wisconsin, Death Of Commodore Conneri
From Texas; From Havana; New-loTk Legislature; The
Csse Of Gould and Du Bois Later from the Scene Of the
Disaster the Delaware; Vitrol Throwing and the Ad-
tninsrsiion Of Criminal Justice In New-Yok: From Kan
sas; Gossip from Paris
EieHTH PAes-Mo,ss Ifaas-Arriva Of the Qusker City;
Safety Of Life Steamboats, The Cruise Of the Arctic
Ship Building in this Port Beard Of Councilman Con.
tinental Money Ciiy ksns-saered Concert, The Amer.
can Musical Association Children fos the Couny United
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Why not The wages of our public men i'' for'
the most part, no more than they could earn
b, honest labor, and accordingly they must often
be hard up. Let them flourish as desd-he'ds
everywhere, or not at all. Let their presence
be On open sesame. Meat drink, board, lodging
and washing, pew and post-Ofice should all be
free to them as is the railrosd. Then public
life will be embraced, instead of being eschewed,
by many who find the private station to be post
of honor, because, as they affirm, they cannot de-
stroy their budding or riPening private prospects
to be poorly paid and much abused as politicians.
Or ii those in power do not get enough t. pay their
expenses, let them live more economically. But in
lieu of that, the expansive deadheadism we have
indicated should be adopted, as the present retail
business in that way is a species of nibbling at
private property sufficiently small to be very
mean, and to inplicate public functonaries un-
worthily, without adding materially to their ad-
vantage.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
A HuMAM LIYE SAyEnl
DowAorac NfcgrcIx


]. A. RHopss esq.-Dear S As took your medicine TO
sell oonsisnn,snt, no pay" take psssare N
stating effects reported to By thrse brothers who live
In this place and their testimony fair specimen Of ali have
W s. CosxLn told me: IL had taken nine bo.tcs OF
Chres Ague Bsssm. and continually down while uns
until lungs and liver coxcLSrEp 10 that desree n
blood discharged from mouth and bowels 90 ths AL
II i,rposs for me 70 ice through as0Lsr eAA The doctors
did all they could but thought rasf dH
did any good until RHoDEss FEvsR Aso Acus coss
which at once relieved me % me ds - a. ,roSaesd per
stomach and pain IN my head and bcwes' s"o -
In short time" ..s;.;.. %, =. .o,.5
81 CosKLTs says: had been taking medicine OF a. goa
oir 80 ifcs without any good result from the 18th OF
August TO the 18th of Decenber b1t seeing nov heeJ
orfr.,ed o nov brother bottle oil hHoDhss ftFEt Aho
IcUE CURE which effected permanent cure eJ uhs 'NV
coSTIIs WAS not here bat both the other brothers ssy
;s csse !. The same H. Ma sold tbs medicine TO ootn
he Sane dsy and speedy from the same sni
qaenhI' sDo H'e r' A. 3UsTIScTos.
The .bove st.s axis fer itself Coca proof it is Of no
already published and the sl greater amount that conun'
ally pCurii IN 70 me- -...-.. -
0sE TH,s MoRzLast year bad occasion TO CAUTION THs
PUBLIC IT. these words:
,os on. f, ,So taken Of general eireuor
name of their soTu for medicine and her
,ttA Jynrsr fupuderee end ev pamphlet ps The ezaadtlon
Let he Jypvaetov ~ any other medicine say a. "HsH "
Now take pleasure in sayins referred TO
the DR. Christies Asue BesAn" that Is mentioned In
rbe shove certificate
There are several other industrious people who applying
TO their poisonous all that pnbish about Fever and
Asue Cure or Antidote 10 Nslsra ereept the Ceftea"
Cye Certificate OF the celebrated chemist Dr James
r. Chiffon a n " IN favor Of s perfectly HARMLESS GhAR
which attached to every bottle These VIII Always
ssrve 70 distin guish my medicine from limitations
Jas. A. RHODES. Proprietor, rr'vidsnee IL l. 1
KING C. v CLIcEEsrH Co. ". S. DUxBAn; a. p CLARx
No 81 Johnst and all principal Druggists in Nev-York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
FROM WASHING TON.
TRIUMPH OF KANSAS IN THE HOUSE.
Editorial Correspondepce of The Tribune

TRIUMPH OF KANSAS IN THE HOUSE.
Editorial Correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 10, 1856.
The Republicans are all alive tonight with their
victory in the House to-day. There has seldom
been so clean and thorough days work. Every
question was put in its order and every vote went
just right. There was no man who ought to have
been expected to vote with our side who did not,
and there was never mistake made by our friends
from first to last. The Committee on Elections
could not report such proposition as Dunn's, hav-
ing no right to go beyond the question Of Reeder
rs. Whitfield, or they would gladly have proposed
so sweeping an investigation into all manner Of
frauds and abuses connected with Elections in
Kansas. Their Chairman urged the House to vote
to substitute Dunns proposition for their own;
every Member of the majority Of the Committee
sustained it; and it was carried over the resistance
of all our determined antagonists. The Commit
tee had confidentiay considered it some days ago,
and agreed to adopt it in due time. private can
vass of the House on the Committees own propo-
siton Ito send for persons and papers) showed
majority against it Of four.
The Whitfield party never suspected they
were to be beaten till IA o'clock to-day, when Hick.
man in his speech announced that the Committee
would accept Mr.. Dunn's proposition. Up to that
point, they had calculated to beat Duun's amend
ment by the votes of the Committee and their
friends, and then beat the Committees proposition
by the votes of the friends of Dunn's I could not
help fearing that some of our side would insist %
voting for the Committees proposition against
Dunn's, and 20 expose US to defeat; but tho fear
proved idle. All who wanted thorough invest.
CATION voted to substitute Dunn's proposition for
the Committees, while those who wanted nothing
done voted the other way.
There was much less turmoil and confusion In
the House than is usual on occasions Of strenuous
conflict; and when all was decided and motion
TO reconsider made ind laid the table, the House
adjourned quietly and without excitement. Ihope
to see Kansas admitted with equal calmness.
BY the way: infer that Gov. SEWARD deems
it wi.est to forbear participating in any incidental
and preliminary discussions in the Senate respect
ing Kansas. He prefers, judge, to bide his time,
and that time will be when Kansas applies for sd-
mission as Free State. Such is my Impression
from all see, and think this course wise one.
Others have spoken promptly and fearlessly for
Kansas in the Senate; and this was well; 1t IS
also well that some should be in reserve, prepared
in due season to speak to the Main Question. The
time is at hand. HG