New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
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r,r, circumstances under which Congress Is coH'
,,n,d sud t,e urgest necessity which impelied
bin 10 sdopt ihi, Constitutional r-sort' reciI'n5
the condition of Oregon and Wsshp pgton ter'i'
70 i. ard of Florida, from Indian depTedasons,
Al d the dangers aud inability Of tht Exrcu I've ~
afford protection without tne appr priaio's In me
A,ut bill Much ingeGbit! ha' been exerc' sed IN
presenting plausible case to he country to codn-
:. act he adverse fleets already produced.
Tt,re i. no truth in me statements al'egios
d,so,eement in the Cabire: corNerlins tae policy
Of ~ extra session That step WAS resolved upon
before leaving the Capitol On MONDAY ana so g'Veu
o,it IN well.in'otm circles With the FfesI1en's
sltt, rit,. The Dtmocra ic Members aud Others
VITO bad arranged tbelr departures doubtless eS-
Ir,-sed some dissatisfaction at compulsory stay
CT reiurn.
6, nor Escslan.e, tie Spanish NJ mister here, hss
selt his Ie-enat on home being unwilling 10 serve
urdtr O'ponLtn's Government unless II be aidtd
ty the prceres!sta party, of which ne Is leading
IL. ub,r Tois step is regretted By the Embassies
among which he is popular.
Mr Luu,ley. the late Btitth Secretary, having
tCelytd no auInurtty to IePiVsVne In' HSt"'i'"i
v i'll scon leave the city, Temporarily.
los probable that twenty five bills which alei
or walt o. .en atures will be completed at the e1
TIA session. Sixteen needing the Presidents only
ccu.d Rave been ed at tee Department OF State
without fu,,her form, there being no real cons!tu
tionsl mpedntnt.
there Is prospect offs good attendance in both
Houses to.uorrow, beth from the nature OF the
occasion and the app, ,eheneed consequences OF the
new law by which members are rendered y'gliant
uu;il their Constituencies are reconcled to the III
creased pay The Army bill will probably pass IN
a odih,d form by mutual nominal compromise, as
Gu the Civil bill.
SECOND DISPATCH.
All the legislative f,rras will be observed to-mor-
Iow, as at an ordinary meeting Of Congress. Com
mittets will be appointed 70 wait on the President
for ibe reception OF tie message, aud like matters
TIE Army bill being killed, the Committee on
Ways and Mesns will report new one containing
the ordinary appropriations, when contest Will
ersue shout the Kansas proyisO. 1t depends upon
the attendance whe her the Administration will
force an ISL Ut Immediately or not.
The preseut prospect is that the day will be con-
sumed in prel minsries, and the vote obtained on
Friday when the adjournment will immediately
follow.
An attempt will be made to incorporate the re-
DE- al of Kansas laws, but no confidence of ability is
ente r. air ed.
Al psirs in tie House expired with the conclu-
sion OF the sessicn On Monday. and hence, that
poor spoocy will lot hold for abseatoeism to-
morrow.
Tbere is general understanding that no busi-
ness will be attempted bu, the Army bill, and the
conp ton OF such legislation as failed merely Tor
wait of Constitutional forms.
Gov. Gesry still iDgers here. being as yet unable
to obtain the concessions for Kansas with which
ne desires to enter upon bis Office The assurances
for nolle prOstqnis are yet to be fulfilled.
THIRD DISPATCH.
10 o'clock, Wednesday Nlgnt.--The Admins
tratIation has no Intelligence, other than the
published accounts of the present threatened COL
lis,ons in Kansas; but, from previous adv:ces,
dangerous consequences are apprehended. The
Pr, si6ent is deferred from carrying out his
intended purposes as to removals and prisoners
in Kansas by the pressure from Congress and else
VbeIe and it s said that he will act after the ad-
jou1ment.
Mr.. Campbell will endeavor TO bring the House
to immediate action upon the Army bill, with as
little debate as possible; and, as las. means of
reconciliation, will probably offer proyiso for
distinct repeal CT the Territorial laws of Kansas.
This direct issue has never yet been presented to
the StIate, and Is not obnoxious TO It's positions.
If this course should be pursued, and the subject
opened fully in the Sea ate, the Session Will hardly
he Concluded on Friday, as indicated in my former
dispatch. Moderate men in the House are pre-
pared to make this repeal test question.
G.n. Cass is reported to be preparing bDl for
abOli.hiIg the Territorial laws; but whether IL is
TO be submitted is doubtful. He has TO feel the
pul-e OF the Senate.
The last conference ON the Army bill sat six
hours on Sunday evening at Mr. Toombs's house,
and split upcn one point. Mr Toombs proposed as
substitute 'or the amendment Of the House, one
Authorizing the President 70 employ tie army to
Fl force the Constitution an1 the laws in Sates and
Territories. The act Of 1870 applied Only to
States; tha. of 1861 10 Territories, which covered
the nOoted difficulty. So M. CaApoell agreed TO
scc.pt the overture, with a prOviso excluding
Ransas. Toe Senate Committee refused and they
ds.ced ogre. ig as it wou be the ls con Grence,
aid might b-c'me rhetorical, the group should bs
daguerreopyped next day in attitude Of disagree
men'. 8, Messrs Toombs, Douglas and Seward
for the Serote, and Alessrs. Campb-ll. Spinner and
Orr for the House, make the pic ure exhibition.
specs Di4pstch 70 TIE n. T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug 90, 1856.
The length If tho Extra Session will depend
a. tnnD nnon tho coInn xinn Of Tho uonso %