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WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 81, 1885,
The Hon. VIM. Aitken retires from Congress on
the 4th of March, to visit Europe for eighteen
months or more. His friends are DESTROYS that he
should receive the mission to Prussia or Russia
and formal movement to that effect has been pro-
posed without his intervention, and said to DO
signed by various members. Neither of the ncum-
berents in those mis- sons has signed any desire to
be relieved. Gov. Vroom was quite satisfied with
Berlin at last accounts, and Mr.. Seymour is not
resigniDg man. =.
II ia now understood that the special object OF
Gov. Wise's visit to Wheatland was to protest
Earnestly against Senator Toucey's appointment to
sny place in the Cabinet. No particular reason is
assigned for this hostility, but it may be remem-
bered that Dir. Toucey was Chairman OF the House
Committee which reported on the Cilley duel, and
held different opinions then from now. Under his
circumstances and collateral influences brought to
bear on the same point, it is supposed that COM
promise NAV be made on Mr.. Clifford as the New
England man.
Mr.. Sidell has been in Philadelphia engineering
for his particular views. He was not invited to any
exclusive conference but sought the opportunity
afforded BY Mr.. Buchanans presence to represent
,ha ;,hes Of the interest with which he is denti'
red here. Mr.. Nicholson of The Onion, also went
,var to arrange for surrender of the Organ when
ever it may be desired. Mr.. Appleton WILL
probably, direct its music after the dead marca IL
PLAYED for President Pierce.
II ia confidently asserted here that Gen. Cameron
has secured one of the three constituting the Demo
cratic majority on Joint ballot in the PennsyVania
LEGISLATURE; a man who was formerly his personal
enemy. Another change with the united opposition
vote. would insure his election.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Dec. 81, 1856.
The House was engaged yesterday on private
bills. and quite sectional fight was made In Com.
mittee of the Whole on the bill Tor Inc rei'ei Vi
the ou, or and crew of the shing-schOoner florila
which wss wrecked on the back OF Cape Cod june
2 IsA0 with a cargo Of fish. The case was not
quite within the provisions of the general iaw' anu
the ton was whether it was one OF those
cases where Congress should grant relei' Inc pc
taoners for relief belonged TO Massachusetts aho'
seemingly for this reason, the SouIh hiaue uo''
uerate feh. upon il, attempting ~ stave Oh ac'on
by flibusteriDg; but 1t was no USE ioi '"0 ''' W."
reported to the House and passed
II is no. true that the Committee on IerrHories
have decided against organizing Territorial Gov
eminent in Arrezona- They have yet taken no
definite action on the subject. Minnesota will be
divided, aud the portion lying east of the Red River
IF .bs North aud the Big Sioux will be authorized
to form state Constitution with the present name,
The western portion will remain with Territorial
oro.,;,s,;o, under the name of Dacotah
BH. Hdl of Georgia, who has been posted a.
1oow.,d for declining to accept the challenge o'
All stephens, NJ. c., is spoken of here a. a man na
Of exemplary Christian character aud 'nuch DC
loved by all who know him. .u. The
The Democracy of Ohio are in trouble Inc
Dousa. and Buchanan wings cannot agree 'I p.
the C.bipe, cfee1s. The same is true oil the 10
mecracy Of w-Hampshire. Certain would 0t
leading Pierce Democrats are here isurins asA~'
Edmupd Bulse, who is known TO have inc s@ y