The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-10
T III f L A TIES It NE w s
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElsGRAPHs.
VERY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.


Prospect OF an Early Passage OF the Senate
Kansas Bill.
THE ARRANGEMENTS IN THE HOUSE FOR THE NEW
COMPROMISE UPoS THE KANSAS ouEsTIoS-rHE
NORTHERN AGITAroRs TO De ROBBED OF THEIR
STOCK IN TRApE-PRoJEcT OF THE FUSION BE-
TWEEN THE DEMOCRACY AND THE FILLMORE MEN
Y OF THE HorsE-NR. BUCHANAN AcQUrEsCEs-Ex-
CITING DEBATE IN the HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs ON THE SUMNER CASE, ETC., ETC.
wAsInSGToS Wednesday, July o, 1855.
II Is understood amorg tho democratic members Of the
House that they 10 hold themselves in readiness for
coup sdf at any moment upon the Senate Kansas bill Of
Mr. Toombs That bill has not only been aihercd by Mr.
Douglas and the administration but II Is understood that
Mr. Buchanan has authorized bis Northern friends 70 give
Il their cordial support Tho bill covers two great objects
the settlement Of the Kansas question and It's removal
from the canvass and tho speedy admission the Terri
tory slaycholdrg state. The ave Commissioners 70
be appointed by the President aud the Judges Of tho
Elections, &C. all tina, the South requires, whatever
else may appear upon the face or the bill.
THIS accounts for the late pregnant remark 81 Mr.
Buchanan tina, this Kansas excitement will be ended in
SIX weeks. There be doubt that he Ia fully pos
sessed q The whole pan and approves it, The bill itself
will be shaped that Norter nagiiaofs cannot use it,
will be smooth and fair; but Mr.. Fierce viii to
IL execution and that will be satisfactory the South
They say So To snatch from The republicans the weapon
which they using so powerfully against Buchanan
In the North, and to make sure work OF this In
fina settlement Of the Kansas issue, upon a general
tass OF srncgs and impartaiiy negotiations have been
entered upon between The leading democrats and
Of The iudcous Fillmore Knos Nothlngs OF tho House.
in the way Of political bargain. If these negotiations
are carried oui-and have doubt they will be--,he
nst result will be the plssagc Of the Senate bill by the
House with the aid Of the Fillmore MEMBERS tho
rcsu il i expected viii DC the dropping Of Fillmore in
The SOUTH and turning o. the tables the North agans,
Fremont and In favor Of this act for the pacacson
q Kansas.
II 4 supposed that The Pennsylvania Dutch democracy
will not hear Of The admission or slave state
until year two after the event, and that as far a.
New York Is concerned, the Fillmore diversion will
The state TO Buchanan. Prom the frequent consu
ions Of late between Mr. Dunn OF Indiana elected az
FREQ soil Know Sothng,) and Mr. Douglas, 4 supposed,
among the republicans tina, the mine s nearly
ready 10 be fired. Mr. Crucnden, OF Kentucky, Is an
Give supporter also Of the new scheme and Mr. Clay
ton Of Delaware is anxious 10 kill on Fremont Foreign
missions and Cat Offices arc do tho rest. What would
you say to the appointment, OF Mr. Fillmore himself
Mr Buchanans Minister 10 England, by way o. inaugu.
rating another terra Of good feelings"
The most intense excitement prevailed in the House TO-
day during the dscuSsn the report TO cxpe Brooks
at ono period personal collision would have occurred
between Messrs Koit and Hickman, but FOR the prompt
Intervention o' friends Col Orrs speech was exceed
ingy able discussing the power Of the House 10 take
coenzance Of affair. occurring elsewhere and showing
up vigorously tho exaggerations Of the majority report
great many members prepared 70 speak on the
question and il win probably occupy two three days
more.
The mos, strenuous exertions being made 10 pre-.
vent any collisions yet il Is plain that there il good
deal Of Under lying about and the slightest spark will
kindle a. tie not supposed the necessary two thirds
vote can be procured 70 expel Brooks.
Mr. Campbell declares his mention not TO call the pre-
vious question until the speeches are exhausted. Mr.
CHnrman quosd Dr. Franklin. who thought freedom Of
s,eccb and freedom Of cudge should 60 hand in hand,