New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-25

through Gen. Lase, which was ocaveee ~ ;IG
O'Clock on Monday afternoon. eskmg ~ 70 -
cate some ,lscs Outside Of this Uissricr W.es sTI
difference could Be Degotiated. ~; Cs%Rs
.,;"n. n.rts Of the city, and found him q eleven
o;cloci hat NIGHT when he placed N his neaos
the snsver. announcing that Mr.. bornnes@e
woud be "at the Clifton House, on cs!eiusy
r.r1 A. twelve O'Clock. And - soon - this sep
w.s tshen. he (Mr. b at once withdrew RON tne
c;tv 10 avoid arrest and took the cars % tno
Annapolis junction for his assigned dessnsuCe.
None of Mr.. Burlingames most innmase IleaIs
were informed Of his Movements ana 'no.l SIo
rrumcrs Yesterday. Mr.. Brooks was arrested In
the morning. .:..sn. IN.
Mr.. Campbell received no communication NJ
forming him of any objection to the grouna se-
iscted for negotiation, and DO notice OF the ocGgn
20 csrry the controversy before the public: HAD
be been informed of the appreheoded Perns upon
which Mr.. Brooks now dwells, or Of any ns9Pc.
able difficulty in reaching the spot sucn ocyoc-
tons would have received their proper conn., ~ ths
choice of weapons, ere BY no means unirequens,
and are always arranged BY conference oes~ooo
O. Ear A. the place selected IL concerned. u
without the iursdiction Of the United states thu:
relieving the parties from any penalty 70 Feder'
or State laws. It il accessible in thirty nou"
from washington without passing through New.
York at all, and Mr.. Brooks might nave eonc :
thousand times over the road through Pennsyl
rsnis direct to the Falls without being either
Known or molested. His person Il not quite 70
familiar as his name, and Northern people have
other pursuits than watching railroad trans I9r
travelling members of Congress. Beside, the pr.
yscy of bis journey rested entirely with himself
Az a his friends. Gen. Lane, in statement maze
to Mr.. Brooks yesterday, and appended 70 tne ias'
ter's card this morning. says ne UT. nslin.
sssAf;nq and such other arrangements - sro
usual on such occasions"
Upon the assumption Of Mr.. Brooks against
Canada, Mr.. Buringame might on the otncr nsno
interpose similar objections to Virginia or heiy
land, the usual resorts Of combatants ana WIN
much force; because tho experience OF tho las.
six months proves that "mObs and sseasslns
and hailitfs and constsbles" are more likely 70
be encountered hereabouts than where no sucn
preiudices exist, and where the ground 10 entirely
neutral.
Mr. BurlinQame has conducted himsolf in this
affair with punctilious regard to honor delicacY
and courage. If he suffered heretofore, through
mistaken cOunsels that was not biz fsoit; no mas
no error to repair and no duty to faInii, put 70
stand where be 10, and allow Impartial men
decide upon the facts a. they are presented. HAY
inc impfedly censured the explanation which Mr.
B9rIiprame was advised TO make In the hrst IN
stance it is barely just that he should receive this
Remittance now. All his friends in Congress are
satisfed that be has bornc himself bravely and
added . new title TO their confidence and respect.
In order to prevent any cooperation between
the divided interests, in opposition to the Cincin'
natl platform and candidate in Pennsyivsnia, the
Democracy are raising largo sums OF money ior
the Durpo:s Of keeping up tie Fillmore papers and
organization. They feel thorough conviction that
A upiou of these elements would be attended with
the certain defeat of Mr. Buchanan, and the entire
downfall of their uncertain hopes. Tens Of thou
lands of dollars will be raised to accomplish this
object and the honest masses shOuld be upon their
Guard against the designs Of venal and desperate
politicians.
The House refused to reconsider the vote on the
Nebraska contested election case, and thus con.
irmed the right of the sitting delegate (Chapman(
in direct defiance Of the plainest testimony. and
upon on e1 parts affidavit which was not entitled
TO admission as evidence. There IL perfect
calition between the followers Of Buchanan and
Fillmore, which they seem proud to show on all
these occasions Of balanced power.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has formally invited both Houses
Of Congress to grand time on board his show
steamer, and they will doubtless drink his health
with many hip, hip; even II they should not vote
the comfortable contracts of which this visit il tho
jutr reduction. INDEX.
Conesf endent Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July %, 1856.
The Senate was engaged all day upon Rivers and
HarbOrs.
In the House, this morning. Mr.. Dsmrell Of
Massachusetts, moved to reconsider the vote
whereby tho House refused TO adopt the resolution
declaring Mr. Bennett the legally elected delegate
from the Territory of Nebrasks. A motion was
made from the South side Of the House, to lay that
motion % the table, and 1t was carried by seven
msjorty-fss OF siz Frse-Stste men votisg for ssd
lodging. Itwas not enough for the Administration
and Fillmore men 10 be o unit to support Mr..
Chapman, the agent through whom, II il asserted,
they purpose introducing Slavery into that Terri.
tory, but Free.State men must present the
humiating spectacle of aiding In the treachery.
The New.Mexic0 Election case was then called
up the sitting Delegate was heard, through an in
terpreted speech read by the Clerk, the contest
ant then addressed the House, and without further
debate the contestant admitted to sect % Del
egste from that Territory. Tho stting Delegate
leans could MT vote for him. But it turned out
to be rather bitter pill after all, for the contest.
ant il also Catholic, and all the Americans in the
House voted for him! May this shock 10 our LID.
critics not dissolve the Union.
Mr.. Cragin, from the Committee on Printing,
reported in favor Of printing 20 600 extra copies Of
the Ksnsas Report including al the evidence, poll.
books, and census returns, 1000 copies of which
were to be furnished to the Kansas Committee and
] 800 to the House. The resolution after consid.
cradle fllibusteriDg wss amended BY striking out
the LOCO copies to the Committee, and 10000
copies were ordered to be printed fer the House.
Another resolution was reported BY Mr.. CraQin 10
favor Of printing 100000 copies each Of the Ma