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KANSAS IN THE HOUSE.

KANSAS IN THE HOUSE.
Editorial Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June 25, 1856.
The friends of Free Kansas mustered very strong
in the House to-day postp"ning the prior orders
and takirg up the bill to admit Kansas as Free
State. Mr.. Grow OPEL ed the case in clear, forci
bic, uDpretendirg speech.
Mr.. Sn IT'D Of Tennessee replied mildly
Mr.. Dunn of Tod ana surprised his few remain
ipp Free State friends by taking ground boldly aud
speaking V. he mentl, against the admission of Kan
sas because her chief officers were in prison or
fpaitiyes under federal Indictment for high tres.
son. TIE malenity and treachery condemned into
this brief barangue can never be realized but by
those who saw and heard. Its manner WAS da-
bOlic.
Mr.. Grew quietly and briefly responded, and
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio wished to answer more fully,
but the bill was laid aside to give opportunity for
going into Committee and clearing away some
minor Territorial BUSINESS
A spicy debate en- sued on bill granting $50, 900
for military roads in Kansas, which Mr.. Jones of
Tennessee vigorously opposed as unconstitutional.
Mr.. Ouitman of Mississippi and Mr.. Richardson
of Illinois responded, but it was plain that Mr..
Jones was more consistently wrong than they.
This snd another bill were reported, and then
the Committee rose, AID the House passed the
bill making road from Fort Ridgely, Mbnesota, to
the South Pass Rocky Mountains; and finally sd-
jourped, pending the passage OF bill to construct
PeIiteDtaIy in Nebraska
The Free Kansas bill comes up again tomorrow,
when Mr. Richardson means to speak, and Mr..
Stephens of Georges intends to put in an amend
nebt which presume is substantially Mr.. Toembs's
bill. =
Mr. Dunn will Try 10 iend the bill to Committee
Of the Whole which is inevitably to smother it;
but think he will be beaten by about ten majority.
Mr.. ]. Scott Harrisc will probably go with him,
but I hear that Mr.. Scott Of Indiana aud Mr.
Moore Of Obi, will not. Mr.. Edwards Of New.
York will be among the frmest for Free Kansas at
eyery step: and understand that Mr. Bayard
Clarke will vote on the RICH. side l have not
heard as to Mr.. Haven.
Messrs. Howard ard Shermans return tonight
is sDxiously expected.
Ao,op Burlipeame's. I.rael Wsshburns aud Mr.
Coltsx's speeches last Saturday are regarded rs
among the beet of the Session. Ninef!'thoasand
of Mr.. Burlips ame's have already been purchased
BY members for Distribution
hope the Free Kansas bill will be passed after
after a week, debate. The Session grows old and
the weather is hot. The Brooks case cOmos
next.
A gentleman who saw Mr.. Sumner yesterday
thinks he will not be able to resume his seat this
Session. His wounds ale yet urheaied aud his
nervous E! stem completely shattered
SECOND DISPATCH
Rumor SAYS that Mr.. Douglass Kansas Bill is TO
b. aba, do, I'd for solcethps mo,e P.su able ard ess
severe. H. is TO report nfresh neAt Monday
Hear tt at NJ, ssIs Douglas and Damn we're long
in copfdt Ltial c, Dolase yesferds!
Tho repoIt gains strength here that Gen Persifsr