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s,,c,u py,~cb to Ths n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursdny, July II. 1o56.
1, the Houss to-day resolutions Of inquiry sboct
tas leceatO9trages ln Kansas and piracy on the
Missou.i River we're offered, but objection being
nade, they were refused reading and withdrawn,
while resolutions relating to .he Territory OF Poly
gaDy Utah were Piesented, and no objection was
made.
TIE Ilinsis Election case principally occlpied
TIT House to-day. Mr.. Alice, the sitting member,
closed hs speech, and, Of course tnluks he oagh,
to .erain. M. Norton Of III nois made an able
a,gamtr:, bringing the mind Of the House TO al
oppOsite COZ sclusi, Mr Harris of Mary land, Mr.
Miilson of Virginia, aud Mr.. Cadwasader Of Penn.
nenbsr.
The preyious question was called, aid the House
Adjourned.
To morrow M. Stephens Of Georgia will defend
tte minority report, and Mr. Archer, the contest
ant, deftpd his right Each of these gentlemen
will occcpy hftetn minutes tune, when M. Wash.
ourn o: Maize from toe Comultsee On Elections,
viii close up the case, AID the vote will be taken
Thee il 10 doubt but that Allen will be ousssd.
and think Archer vi BIZ declurtd emitted to the
seat, yet otters seem to doubt the resolt
Last right tn Democrats agreed IN caucus to
auppo:. Chspmsn as delegate TOR Nebraska. Mr
Fuller Of Maize, when asked to-day 90 ycte for
Beroe.t, said he thought Bernets had tbs best
chabee, but ss tie caucus he'd agreed upon Chap.
man, hs shopld 60 for h'n.
Your correspondent e., in q Washington
letter published in THE TRIBUNE Of the Sch INST =,
Cappir, through bis frieDd, Col Jackson OF Geor-
gia has Iubored very hard FOR the last four or Eve
ds,s to bring II. TO say he would retrsct. But be
II invariably refused, assert Dg each time that
ht sad the proof and if attacked FOR insisting would
fight.
Yesterday he was called upon at his lodgings By
fo1r or FIVE men, headed By P.te, in true Bo der.
Rufhsn sfy e, and after another demand 20 retrsct
,he charge OF cowardice ard refdfsl being
given, Pate strrck at him ard jut grazed bis faces
aao tttn, to save himself from the lcstsnt punish
meat. which be knew ne deserved, he dsrted behind
two OF bis frirnds.
Capt Daring, dooIteerer Of the Horse, AMI
others, came 70 tie rescue OF r.. also Mr.. Rogers,
assistant ooorseepes, who aas aft-rward tie same
dsy STACKED and beaten and Kicked by two of the
ssme :utisns. because he rendered assistance 10
,o7r correspondent Such is chivalry in Wash.
irgnn
am sEthorized by Gen. Wilson, who arrived
hare this evening, to say ttat the Telegraph state
wert in this mornings New.York papers. from
Pi,teburIh Pa, stticg fortt that be expressed to
ss7s-a psreas bis Intention to srpport Mr. John.
sto1 :o- Vcs President in p,efereace 20 NJ. Da..
too, is upqus'ihedl7 false. At Pittsbcreh, IN the
p.asescs cf tno1.sads, be sdyocated tie homirA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The Express continues 10 publish letters asserting
or insinuaeipg that Col Fremont is rot what be
pro esses to be in religious faitu, and thai If not
low r. man Catholic, be was 20 till very recent
y; yet, whie doing this, is studiOutly cOoceals
from ts readers all kn"wledge Of tie fact that the
Rev. J. w French RscIOr Of che Pro'1stau, Epis.
cnpal Cbw ch OF the EppbanJ 10 Washington CITY,
has oftc'aly certified that Col. Fremont bad bis
two tloest children publicly baptized 10 that Church
eight y,ars ago-that is, on the 18th Of August.
ls4S-snd bss since bad youngest two ctildrea
publicly ba ,,ized in that Church-ore In 1853, the
other in 1855. Here are facts, names dates, au
copt from the Official records of the Protestant
Eyisc. pal Church, and which nobody pretends to
contradict Car any BODY need any further ref iason
Of the hesr-tay tttle ratiie slsug about Jesuitsm
which forms the staple of Fillmore elecd 'neeriog
at present. Agan We DARE The Express to print
the Rev. Mr. FIeDchs Certificate. Print IL OF con-
fess yourself convicted fabricator!
But The I1p1ess Gays we have slandered the
dsu phter and wife OF Mr.. FLlmore! baser CON-
age villain never uttered. We stated. on tue
authority Of Buffalo trend whose name is az the
service Of any ope entitled to ask for il. that So
Fillmore received god part Of her education in q
Catholic Seminar, at BcfaIo; but we uttered no
word il her di-parsgemeus-jsst the contrary. So
With regard to Mrs Filmore. correspondent
saio that, being born Powers she was probsb y o
Catholic, nearly all the Po~es being irish Cato
lies. But not one syllable injurious 70 the faii
fan q of these estmablr and nov decf as<d women
ever vas or will be uttered through these columns
We simply cited them most re.pecduil, In eK'
posure Of the base paltry attempt to divert tue
Presidential cabyass now gong forsard from its
proper issues BY fal-e and frivolous clAmor that
Col Fremont is q Catholic.
Once more: TIE Fillmore party expunged tae
Ant, Catholic test fr IN its crcsd at sse time of
FIlmore's NOMINATION, in order to gain Amercst
Catholic v,tes In the South. West, aad rox expAc1
to carr, Louisiana by such votss Isis not io pretty
business in nov rai.lng cry Of Catholic against
Col. Frtnort?
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
FROM BOS ron.

From Our Own Correspondent
BosroS, Wednesday, July Is, 1885.
This morning, about 10 o'clock, Us some colored
men on Long Wharf were watching the osA
Growler captain Pllsbury, from Mooiie) coming
no the barbor, they saw q colOeed m,n jump over
h, ard and swim for the whsryes. He was Pursued
BY boar, picked up, and carried forcloy osck 20
tho vessel. The spectators on Long Wharf, sus'
,ec,np that he was fugitive slave, ran to the
". known Anti.Slsvery lawyers, John a. An.
drew and Wm. l.. Burt, who immediately obtained
from George Metcalf of the Supreme Court writ
of hqbeas corpus, which was put iutO tbs hands OF
an officer, VINO proceeded to search the Gro~er.
He found confined on board Of her stout,
good looking LegrO, about thirty-hve years VI age,
who expressed q very decice ed readiness to 80
ashore and be Introduced to the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts. The captain Of the vessel Was
absent beng in the city in consultation with the
I nited States Marshal and District Attorney.
The mate said he had no legal authority t0 detsn
him. aud should make NO resistance tO che writ.
III. man was accordingly brought up to the oher-
III 3 Office and kept there quietly uLtl O'Clock,
the bour assigned for the return Of the writ.
went with few others to See him while In tho
Sheriff Is custody. lie ia IN Intelligent, resOlute-
looking fellow, apparently oyerJoyed at Inning
busel in u Free state with a toierable prospect
,f Freedom before him. He said that he hsd
ecreted himself Oh board the vessel, aud for four
DAYS aid nights was without food or drink. When
oircoyered by the captain he was put to work on
board ano told that he should be taken back. At
he first sttempt to confne hin he leaped over.
toarc He answered, indifferently, 20 the names
joseph Williams and William johnson.
At 3 p. IN. he was carried to the court rtrOOm.
Court square was Already thronged with an ex.
cited crowd, who, however, showed no disposition
to take bin from the custody Of the State authori
ties Tue Sberf's return was read. Neither the
captein nor the mate was present The Judge ut
once said, Let him BE- discharged"
wild shout If exultation burst from the dense
multitude that thrOnged the court room, and in
the twinklbg VI an eye the slave was borne out
down stairs, into the street placed in a carriage,
and hurried away In the direction Of Cambridge,
the COMMON refuge Of the fugtives. The last l
saw Of HIM. half an hour ago, he was turning the
corner Of Court street. with q thousand men
around bin, to escort him past the United States
Court House. OLIVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

ion Of Fremont and Dayton made ss PhuAae'p0is'
Gtu. Wilson has Just received . letter nom
Gov. Robnseu and bis fello~.pr's"nen 10 hsn''s.
NICER date of July s, ursiOs up'u tAs friends 0,
Ksp,s, 20 ssve that Territory from the curse ''
Toomhss bill
Mr.. D+itzler, ope of the prisoners, adds 10 o
postscript the following: The plan @ "u''''
"if adopted, will entomb the cause 0' Z ffeea0"
"in Kansas"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

TheSeoate yesterday voted en- masse upon nearly
sxo hundred promotions and appointments iu the
Navy to fiji ,be psces made vacaa, BY the Retiring
Board. All were cOndtIed
In tie House, the contested seat Of Archer VS..
Allen with District Of Iinoie) was the subject
ofdsba,e, The majority Of che Elections Committee
aivs Mr. Archer two msjo,y; the minority give
Mr.. Allen One. NJ vo,e was taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUIT.

CASAsDAIGUA, n. Y, Thursday, July II, 1856.
Ro v inats agt. the New.Yo and Ere Railroad
THIS important case upon p.tent for nprov
On eight wheel.cars has resulted ia verdict e. de-
f.IdaIts, after b trial Of five weeks The case WAS
conouctee by c. ": Keller, Mr.. Blatebford and Mr..
Sewerd OF Ne~-fork for the plaintiffs and by WIN.
" htIDg OF BortOn. l.. StOughOn and B b. Eaton uf
New York eno W. W. Hubb.l of Phladelpai, for
ceendan's TIE construction Of the claim by the
Corrt Wa such that the plaintiffs declined to proceed
apc'take 'he case up 10 the Supreme Court of the
United States,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The HOuse esumed the Consideration of tde resOlu.
tiors of the Committee on Elections. declaring Mr.
Archer instead Of Mr.. Allen, the elected represeuts
The report of the SHORTY of the Committee says that
Mr.. A'cber ,lected by two majority; end the
minority of the Committee states that Mr.. Allen was
elected by Ohe.
TIE subject was cebated, and the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

A lim:ssi number Of advertisements are taken in
Ess WEEKLY TRIsuEr at the rate Of one dollar line.
ThA paper has attained circulath q o. l7s,occ
eopies enc s u.Guestsonabiy the best medium extans
ks scvertisng ia the country Advertisements should
b haDasi in st any time BEFORE and not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
XXXIVTH CON G r ES S
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE WASHINGTON. July II

SENATE. .WAsHISoToS. July II, 1885,
Mr. TOOMBS introduced JOINT resolution that the
finopg Of TIE late Naval Board in the of Lieut.
Ba,tlea las in volston Of the nights guaranteed 20
every citizen by the Constitution and therefore ut
teIly VOID snd Of no effect.
Mr.. TOOMBS said he should call up this resolution
at a convenient opportunity.
The Stpate then went into exc ,uve session on Navy
appointments, and after confirming 1875 of them ad-
iOMned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

Another d'sadsul catastrophe comes from the
West The fine steamer Northern Indiana whiis
on be- vO5 5sgs frcm Buffalo to Toledo, at about II
O'clock yesterday morning took fire and vas burned
& .he waters etee. IL is eupsosed that nearly
forty li7es we're lost. The greater portioo Of the
passengers were taken a ty the steamer Missis
sippi
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
Now READY

Now READY:
The Wrongs Of Kansas OfncialIy Portrayed.
REPORT or TIE nOUSE COMMITTEE OF INYEs-
YI0ATIOb Submitted Tuesdsy the ist bv the Hon
Eoses HowAaD Of Mich end SHkaMAs u OHIO. with $500
sass evidence the fruit of three month"; faithful labor In
EAnOas
Price pcr dor eon's'
Ptse Per hunt red ....s.s'.'..'..''''e ~
prios yer thousand. ..................:......' WW
Orders incsosnk the cash respectful solicited aud the
NV GREELEY MoELRATH,
Tribune Of6ce, Nsw.YoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

"A prominent Southern delosste the late Cincinnati Con-
veDton bs stated c IL SALON that when
JohL Won Bufen with uosoaDdAesS the slavery lussaa
Jchu replied that bis AnSavery IN sfs were
nothing but pieces Of political and that
the Democac party decis6e ia favor Of
smest II slavery In NewYork hs would cordially
IL No d. ubt. wbatsver may have been tho is4s
cree, IL 1855, John told the Truth"
To the Editor Of The a. y TiSsne.
SIR: cut the above from your paper this morning,
and big leove to apprise y,u that there is not ono
word Of truth the statement it contains 80 tar as
relates to me.
Allow me to thank you for repubstpg the extracts
from ny speeches in isis and, while deeply regret
that you have been eight ye,rs iu discovering their
force and pertinence (during which the crisis has
ps ssed and the freedom of all the territory acquired
rom Mexico been secured), yet they may serye use-
ful purpose a similar emergency should her. after
arise.
From the accuracy Of your extracts infer that you
have copies OF oil my speeches; but, you ha ye not,
eau ioan you complete copies in the form OF bouod
volume, which havo preserved for my own grs,l6cs-
ton and use. When you are qite throus sh. sod st
your entire leisure, would thank you to publish any
lire have written. or syllable aavs uttered retxact.
ug the arguments VIII ch f.d this late favor in yvur
eyes. Respectfully yours
as' Yoys July II. 1855 J. VAN BCgyN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

ApyIRrIsInzSIs for THE DAILH TRIBUNE must
~ handed in before TEN clock In the evening in order
y, .scu-e their appearance the folic wing morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
FROM BOSTON.

BosTos, Tbur-eay, July II, ls56.
The Boston Erening Ledger to day placed FILLMORE
ard Dopelscn st the heed OF tttir editorial columns
ssd will support them in the coming election
The wsh:heg .o-csy has been oppressiys!y hot and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

cIore, the tbermemeter standing s - deg II the
shade --
William, The slave, who seewted himself on bosrd
n ne bark Gfowler, st Mobile, aod escaped, W.
6u, days fssteped down In the hold, and wasn dkcoy
esec was nearly dead for want Of cir, food and wster
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
DEATH FROM SUN-sTROKE.

CIncIsNATI Thursday, July II, la56
Geo. F. Broen Of Bo-ton, connected with Nude.
gaus Circus here, died of runstroke to-day Several
d. .aths occurred yesterday from the same cause
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

We t-1.t no ore viii fail 70 read. AID ask his
ehbo-s sko to read the lestFs we this cay pub
Ia Ecn oag sfsci& correspondent; n Kansas, aar
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

Which tie vigilance couuittee q now tying :"
"a frat Rt.tr of The rews created condderaoae
taIk 10 The lobbiss Of the House to-day. :,
In my letter under date Of July 5 l announces
the arrival of "a large detachm. ut OF Border Ku'
Cans" frum Kansas, and said. "Coi jackson OF
"Alsbsma commanded one Of the compsnles on
"tbe occasion Of the sscking OF Lawrence, quo
"atterwsrd denounced toe sack The Colonei
Informs me that be is from Georgia, aud did not
con maid . company, but volunteered to go to
I,xren TO aid 10 the service of aLy legal proces'
tb,t The United States 1srshai might wish; that he
old not participate in the destruction OF the hotel or
presses. He informs mt that he dissPProyes ea'
tireIy Of the ou'rsges committed there and 50 eA
pressed bimself &C the time. learn ai'o tna' 1e
r.n l.Iad Efficient service to Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
dri, oe Of the Free-State Hotel. l state these
tbpl in Justice to Col. Jackson. and am glad to
ham bat they are confirmed by the testimony Of
Free-St.te men.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
Meip;J ;Jlurk Dailp Gribuure
FRIDAY. JULY 1s, 1856.
TN roC0pprSpOyneNTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
NJ Iodce be taken Of Coum1ncstons What.
o Insertion mast be ted by the
name sddsse of the wrternot necessay for puba-
don, but % o guarsntee Of his good faith
We csnnot undertake rejected Communications.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

MI Van Buren, errs in assuming that wo now
tor the rst time admit the force and peetioeoce Of
bis arguments in favor of the policy aud duty Of
excluding Slavery from the Federal Territories by
PositiVe act Of Congress We sl ways admired
hose sreumrnts, and deeply regret that their
author has not ,ne virtue to live and die BY them.
We do not know it 10 b. true that "the crisis
has posed" even with regard to the Territories
acquired by treaty from Mexico. We believe
slaves are this day held and coerced to labor IN
Utah, and that there is danger Of that Territory
becoming Slave STATE; aud we know nothing to
prevent New w-MexicO following suit but the r-pag-
pabce OF her Mexican population to Slavery
rtpusnance that was quite as strong when Ms.
Van Buren, demanded legislative prohib tion a. Il
DOW is.
Mr. Van Buren, asks us to pubish some lice "
syllable he has written "rctract,pg' arguments in
favor of Slavery Prohibition We 6nd such re.
traction IL bis declaration In Tammany Hal. to %
audier ce Of enthusiastic Short Bcys that he could
Lot afford TO neglect bis penonal interests in orcer
20 devote himself tO "watchipg negroes 10 Ne
bIOsaa." Friend and foe alike understood sast
declaration to ueaa Just what he would COW seem
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

SINGERS SEWING MACHlNEs.-ln every pOssi-
Die woy Hscles secured he favor If he public
tshest sid medals beea awarded TO them
home etrosd Thou snds Vsrg them, every va
et work With tire satisfaction AID success Lot ell WHO
Aeches ~l be coueeusy exhibited whether they do or do
not wLah 70 purchase.
L AZ RNGrR & Co No So Rroa1NaY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.-The dry EruptiOns
to many sged - sons as well No Soils 8g ~om,
Scad h ad Fevtr Sores Brues a"d external iahsmm
op wbebr tie result Of accident disease heal rapidly
updsr the et pllcatoa Of this OINTMENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The lew and extensive BAZAAR Of FANCY
GOODS eId roys. just No tss Bros '~ay BY H.
ROGERS who has owed from his li ssEc contai eyey
variety Of Ladies' fHs Wetcuss, jet Orne nens Dressing
Csses Brsbes Coubs Peum-ry sud Faucy Soap also the
OF Toys Dole. Gsn &c for the
VI cbdreu lately imported and for
sale at the lo~ sst nnpor-ers pficts BY -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
Picnic PARTIES, SABBATH SCHOOLS, and all

ohss Association Societies. will 6ud that Excurson 70
Fuahrg by stesmsr ISLAND CITY ILusHIsG RAILROAD
will b ate nded with iess trouble and
p.ore any other Excursion they make
a-se besut full Grow tie Flushing Depot ted no
with sea swngs platform &c. expressly fn excur.
'h road he occupied gratis Send an agent
nouid apply to the Cie'k Of the
board See FiushiIs time tab in The Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
WIGS - HAM-DyE - WIGS. - BArCHELOR's g

Ntos end have peculiar their house
fhey All the world or their graceful beauty
ese and durahty-fttnS charm. The largest end bess
ock b he world Y private for applying his famous
DvE. Bold at RArcRULoRe, No. SSS 8roaSwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

PosTAGE STAMPS e ceuts sad 10 cents) FOE
aa.g q Gh.s Office
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
Pianos aud MELODEONs from eight different

DaDuacsuers@aAiDs tee largest Gsortmont tae city
beades Hand PisLos-a Of which will be sold at
rrSccs Pia and rent allowed
on purchase, ct Il WAIERs's. NO. SSS Broadway. ,
Piapcs t Cd psird polished xed aud moved Cssh paid
for Recoud hsud PianoA Music at roduced prices
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPIOH SAFES.-Ih6
above csstd Ssfrs with Hei Pson Powder Proof Lock
s upon al improved Ssamauder sud other
Gse-het the Champ on Their triunpns the world
slresdy tnOs sod their history s the,r eule
F t.e It Green Block, Nus lS lS! and lS9 "sterst,
NeW-ycTk- d. Z. HERRING Co.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-11
For the Standard.
PROCEEDINGS

PROCEEDlNGS
Ola meeting of the Employees Of the North. Carroll.
ma Railroad, held at Haw Ricer Sutton, October
9Th, 1856.
On motion of 7. D. Harris, the meeting or
ganized by calling w. B. Dusenbery to the chair,
and appointing C. W. Bradshaw secretary.
Whereupon, T. ID. Harris introduced the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, We have heard with much regret, Of
the resignation of Theodore S. Garnett, Esq, our
late highly esteemed Engineer and Superintendent;
Resolced, That as body, and individually, we de-
sire to express sincere regret for the loss to the
Road and to ourselves of one who has been so faith
full and efficient officer, and so unwaryingly kind
and considerate in his intercourse with us, at all
times.
Resozced, That he will carry with him to his new
work best wishes for his success and prosperity
in life, and for the happiness of his family.
Resolred, That as a testimonial OF our sincere re-
gard and high consideration for his many exceen-
cies, we will offer for his acceptance Gold Watch,
properly inscribed to indicate our purpose.
Resolced That Committee Of three be appointed
by the chairman to carry out these resolutions
procure the watch and present it, our behalf, to
Mr.. Garnet.
Resotred That the secretary be instructed to send
a copy of these resolutions, signed by the Chairman
and himself, to Mr. Garnett, and that copy be
furnished with a request for publication, to the n.
c. Standard Greensboro Times, the Salisbury pa
pers and Flordian, (Tallahassc) Florida.
The chairman proceeded Immediately to appoint
Messrs. T. ID. Harris, j. n. Holt, and T. Grlifls
committee to carry out these resolutions.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
W. Is. DUSENBERY, Chm.
G. W. BRADSHAW, Sec'y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-11

AN ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY. :" Early habits
ofthought and expression, seldom totally eradca-
ted. young lady who had favorite brother, sea-
man, left her native home in Little Compton, Rhode
Island, and resided for many years with rich Aunt,
in Boston the said maiden lady of great delicacy
and refinement, as maiden ladies are wont to be.
Of course the neice was brought up a-accomplished
and due regard was paid to refining her manners.
In course of time she was engaged to be mar
ried, and Madame -, the most fashionable dress
maker in Boston, put in requisiton. The bridal
dress should have been finished the day before the
wedding. to allow ample time for alteration if need
fu. 1t did not come at the time appointed. Noon
arrived-no dress; evening-another disappont-
ment; morning-and the morning of the wedding
nine o'clock-ten Messengers were despatch
ed to and fro. Little Compton was in despair. At
last eleven chimcd from the Old South and the
dress came home Only few minutes to spare
the bridesmaids, with trembling fingers robed the
blushing expectant She walked before the sumptu-
Gus mirror
How does it look they asked.
"Look!" said Little Compton. with tears in her
eyes, why, d-n my sisters cats tail, if she hasn't
clewed up my foretop-sal so that Dutch lusger is
a beauty beside me!'