New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

Congress Adjourned at noon yesterday, ss it had
previously received 10 do after another ueffectual
ekempt 10 hasmolize the two Houses Gu the Army
Appropriation bill For once, thu House evlnced
adequate pluck or this bill and the Country will
honor and sustain the eager but intrepid majority
which stood fat on THE question. The case is
simply thus: Tbs Administration requires Appro-
pIiations for the support Of the Army through the
yesr which commenced Gu the Let Of July last.
TIE House appropriates all the money required.
but appeuds the condition that Of It shall be
used in enforcing the aots of the bogus Legislature
Of Kansas-in other words, in "sut.uirg" the
Free State men Of Kansas into abasement at
the feet Of the Border Rufiaas. Tois con-
6ition the Senate sUuck odt. bu. the House re
Inserted it, Inc House had given way on nearly
all fts provisos to the Appropriation bills intended
to sustain and protect the Free-State men of Kan.
cas- and re tsod that it would not surrender this.
Even Mr. Lewis d. Campbell, Chairman Of the
COMMITTEE Of Ways and Meane ~h, had voted
agsinst nearly evcr? one # these pfOvisos, de-
Clared that the House ought no! to give way on
ttls. The PrO-oavery majority in the Senate is so
s,rcrg, white Tie FEt .Sate majority 10 the
Houte j. 70 pltpder that the Slave ntorest conf
d. lruI axpeced to carry its point, tut was disap-
pointed. The House loeisted Ou its proviso; the
Senate would net Iecede; but finally just before
the tme Fixed for adjolInment, voted to extend
the Session two h0ars fmthcg. While the House
Was considering this the hour of noon stru * the
Speakers hamUsr fell, and tn, Session was no
more So the s'WY contractors and puryey0rs
must wait till Congress yeas1mbles in December,
unless sonc Other node Of depicting the Trea-
eury In thtir behalf could be devised. That
desidea stum, it is thought nsy be provided BY
an Extra Session, which the President has
hastensd to summon TO meet oa Thursday
next. This Extra Session, we wish the country to
undsrstard. is reqrired only because the Senate
and tbe Adm, :strs.ion would not abandon their
fr;euds and proteees who have b,rred the Missouri
River. and are now gathered Ike band OF rob-
bers along the ncrttsrn frontier OF Kansas, te
prevent the e1traic ce Of peaceful em'eran@ ron
the Free States The army mie1t have beea pro-
yided for but for this The contractors ard put'
veyors Iced net have suffered Trey nigh,
have had their money il the Se1stehad coz
sentet 10 let the Border Ruffa1s in Kansas
protect Themselves for the next three months, in-
stead Of holding the bA,ope Of the Federal troops
at the throats Of the Free State settlers; but that
could not be- end so the expense end Trouble o.
tnis Extra Session mug. be cas-: upon the country
Ven well
The closing houIe o, the Session wee dversi6 d
by two Characteristic i,cideuts One was the
appearance In the Bal Of the new Fillmore
Representative from the Vth Dst'ics of Missouri
vacated by The death Of ,ts Hoe. John G. Miller
Mr.. Akers was elected on the 4tt inst, bat th'
e1Bcisi returns can hardly bave been Veceived a
Jeff,rson City wbta b. Aks,s ofs post haste fol
Vs,hipston 70 grab LIS 81. .IE0 Or $4,000 Mileage