The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-12
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TeleGRApHs.
From Washington.

From Washington.
TEE MINORITY REPORT OF THE KANSAS COMMITTEE
THE DEBATE ON THE BROOKS cAsE-THE TRIAL OF
Mr.. HERBERT, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1856.
Mr.. Oliver, OF the Kansas Investigating COMMITTEES,
submitted his minority report to-day II Is a very
lengthy document covering one hundred and any pages
Of osscap. Is principally reply the majority re-
port and Is written with great ability.
The speaking the Brooks affair will be concluded to-
morrow and on Monday the vote VIII be taken. In the
Of the failure Of the House pass the resolution
expel Brooks, Is In contemplation offer one already
prepared, strongly censuring his conduct
The testimony IN the Herbert murder case was con-
eudcd this afternoon and the arguments Of
menced. j. the prevailing opinion that he win be
convicted.
As asccrtanod at the Navy Department there now
% eeptans SO commanders and 80 eutenants on leave
and waiting orders. The five masters and eighteen passed
dshpmen, who recently passed their examination at the
Naval Academy, will be Immediately ordered to
Fremont and Dayton Ratification Meeting.
Nrw BRUNSWICK, y J., July IL, 1856.
Tho rrcm,n and Dayton ratification meeting here this
evening organized by the appointment OF John b.
I'm President; John W. stout, Nicholas Booraem,
Jchn Johnson r. 7. Runyon, John Helm and Lawrence
F,her Vice Presidents, and Woodbridge strong, X I.
SPADES L. ~ Jarrard Cornelius Powellson and Robert
Helm a. Secretaries.
Tie following resolutions we're then adopted
Resolved. That this meeting accept cordially and
publican Convention - Philadelphia tho 18th day Of June
that The said platform language sentiment
entirely patriotic and lay ~ The institutions Of the
aud should meet with hrmrty In the bosom "
every lover Of freedom tsroughoni the lnan.
Received That ~ John Y tremosL DC nomhee q said
pure and stainless ne0f and capaciof
tif urder patient endurance cha
acient the most y patriotism and ~ the mos; undoubted
ch.vairous brayery-as whose young lie and
Cor his power have been given y the prosperity
aud and glory ~ HE country, with enthusiasm
unequnlled and which furnsha guarantee that
the high occ 20 which many calling
him country aud his whole counirys preservation
mentw be the great object q his soctuie and
hero,c exertlons.
Convention Vice President have highly
med most highly honorcd aud most highly gifted and
qualified Of whom Justly proud-one whom
" delight 20 honor-one who viii add grace dignity
The Senate q The United States and reflect honor and credit
upon the whole country.
Received Thai The nomination &c VIM A. Newell the oppo.
on candidate Cor Governor ~ this state meets entire con
q This meeting that with his character his conpe.
and hatred of tyranny injustice and are
fully satisfied and Of his attachment the institutions of the
and bic zeal for the honor welfare aud prosperity
bis state We have the mosi abundant evidence
the foregoing nominations. aud pledge
honorable excrons IN behalf Of their complete triumphant
Resolved That yy opposed 10 any Interference
with slavery In the states where exists aud naexby op
posed hs further extension.
Here the wires ceased working, leaving want OF
be remainder Of the report-Rgrl