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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
SPEECH OF MR.. BUCH ANAN.

LANCASTER, Pa, Monday, June 9, ls"
The Keystone Club of Philadelphia, sccompsaei
by Beck's Brass Band, arrived here on Sunday, o.
o'cock a. m., and this morning paid yisit 70 %,
Hon. James buchanan, at Wheatlsnd, scconPsaea
by aprOcessioD Of citizens to the number oil tsy" ~
three hundred. Upon their arrival at Wbeatsno, WE
B Rankin esq, President of the Club, was introiaoe
to Mr. Buchanan, and said that on behalf Of the NJ
stone Club, over which he had the honor OF presaoE
he congratulated him as the Nations clcce, sadE
that the work which was but begun they ntenn'sv w.
cary on until victory should crown their eltons ~
Buchanan replied as follows:
GESTLEMES oF TIE KEYSTONE CLCB-I glvey"ii
most hearty and warm welcome to my sboce
congratulate you not upon my nomination, bu w.
the glorious privilege Of being citizens OK ou r.
Republic. Your superiority over he people OF otoa
countries has been fully demonstrated by the oesaaa
If vast concouTse assembled during the pas Wv.
at Cincinnati. Upon any similar occasion in Eavf
the voluntary expression Of the people would have ~
drowned in aital music, and their actions cons,a.
by an army with banners. How unlike the ipec1 -,
al Cincinnati, where delegates from the peope
different States met in Convention under proteclI
the Cont tuition and laws, and barmonously oenos.
ed upon subjccts Of vital Importance 70 the eyLa, =:
G.. DtlemeD, two eks since stould have ms.sy
lorger speech. but now have been placeo yaf
platform Of which 1 most testily approve. aDS
can sIeak for me. Being the representa- 20 B,
great Democratic party, and not shPy ynss,ot ID
cianan, / must square my corduct acc@o'nss rs
iske one from it. That platform is uficier,g n
ard national for the whole Democrats psnr.
glorious party more than ever, has ie coosss
that it is the true conservative party OF '1'
ard Of the Union. ,s,G
PHILADELPHrA, Monday, Jare y s,,r:ai,c
The Keystone Club arrived in this city tnss..ststs
They wee met a. West Philadelphia by gssssoae
of citizens, who, with music, escorted tosw 40
the principal streets, the procession M Ine'Ie ssae aP
beis until the ranks numbered 2,0oo'
guns was fired.
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A FIELD FIGHT IN KANSAS.
PRo-sLAvERY MEN DEFEATED.
ASSAULT ON THE TOWN OF FRANKLIN.
,ou Our snecisl Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
LAWRENCE, Thursday, June 5, 1856.
An open field battle took place at Palmyra on the
afternoon of Monday the I'd inst. 1t lasted nearly
three hours. The parties were nearly equal. The
Pro- Slavery men were rowing band under Capt
II. c. Pate, correspondent of The Ms'osn Re-
ysblcam Five Pro Slavery men were wounded
three mortally. The Pro-Slavery men surrendered,
with twenty fve horses and mules, arms, smna.
milton, two drums, large quantity of articles
stolen at the sackipg of Lawrence
The United States troops knew of the battle, bat
did not interfere.
The Free-State settlers clustered TO Pamyn.
and one hundred got there after the battle ws
over.
The troops went down next day to disperse tie
Free State men and release the prisoners.
Another attack was made on Franklin, where
the Missourians had assembled 10 force, with .
cannon and ammunition. Only one Of their con-
panes got there, and they were short about fifteen
men. After twenty minutes the snall party re-
treated. No particulars.
Civil war exists here. The troops are here in
force, but have done nothing yet but help Gov.
Shannon to Sharp's rifles.
Judge Lecompte has failed to 90 to Lecompton
to examine the prisoners on their plea for bail.
To the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Monday, June O. 1886.
The latest Kansas dates confirm the intelligence OF
fresh outbreak of hostilities Capt. Pates company
having been overpowered by force Of Free'Stste
mep. Gen. Whitfield left Westpor ON the night OF the
I'd at the head of one hundred men in pursuit. They
were supposed to be about forty miles from Westport
on the Ssnta Fe Road Col. Sumner also LEFT for the
scene of disturbance with eight companies OF dragoons
The Chicago Tribune has letter dated Lawrence
NAV 81 which states that the Free State settlers ere
in imminent peril; that forces from Missouri are
again invading the Territory, and the farmers have
been obliged to organize companies to guard their
property against bands Of marauders.
ST. LOUIS, Monday Jnnc 9, 1856.
The account TAKE from an extra of The Kansas City
Enterprise (Pro Slaver) and telegraphed ftom here
that nine Aboltionsts and thirteen Pro Slavery men
were killed in an encounter between bani dlN
Aboltonists and Capt Pate's Company, provedtoh
an exaggeration. Capt. Patte and McGee, reported
dead, are alive, and but two or three persons were
killed in all. Capt Pates company was captured
the Free Safe party being greatly superior in nun
bers. Gen. Whitfield, with 100 men, has gone to !her
reg cue.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

she Hon CHARLES SUMMERS Great Speech in behalf Of
Free Ksnsss printed fair large type and forming large
stitched and trimmed pamphlet of 80 pages,
ready at THE Office Price 4oc per dozen, $2i
per hundred, so per thousand-cssh. Orders
nssty solicited. We urge Republicans TO procure at least
sufficient copies - let their neghbon and mark for
Mr. Sumner brutaly beaten by Brooks In the
Senate Chamber In ulfllment Of conspiracy Of Slave
holding Momben of Congress- Deary all of whom by their
resistance official investigation by Committee, have
virtually approved the deed Let the People hear Mr.
Sumner and then judge between him and his assalants
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

Mr. Bucbanan is the candidate Of the Slavery
Extensiouists, and is entitled TO their sympathy
The Hon. Messrs Rust, Herbert aud P. S. Brooks
will give him their most determined support and
he " ill have no opposition in South Carolina, nor
in any quarter where slsvehOlding and woman
selling controlling interests. Mr.. Fillmore .
friends may promise the most complete subservi-
ency 10 the relentless oligirchy nov crushing the
life out of Free karsas in order to open there a
new mark, for its human cha,tels, soms of whom
are the children of the sellers; they may point u
their chitftains sears testify ing of wounds received
in its sersce-but all will be of no avail. Those
OF the oliearchy who do not question his will to
serve them will distIust bis power, and so give
their voices and votes to Buchanan, whose pros
poets are more hopeful while his subserviency is
unsurpassed and indisputable. OF the whole body
of slavetraders throughout the Solth-those who
make the buy ing aud selling of human beings their
vocation-nineteen of every twenty will support
buchanan, leaving but mesger remnant to up
hold the trailiDg banner of the South Americans.
And even this remnant is quite likely to 20 over to
Buchapan before the close Of the canvass now
opening. The issue to be now decided is tha. of
tue Extension or Non. Extension of Slavery, in
view Of which all other questions sink into insig-
nifoarce.
That the men who in the Free States uphold
Slavery, palliate the outrsges OF the Border Rii-
fans, srd think it absurd that meetings should Do
held to deuounce the beating OF Sumuer by Brook,
should support Buchanan, is jus. what was to have
been expected. He is their proper candidate aud
they are his fit supporters They compose strong
party and will make gocd fight; bat the oppo-
rents of Slavery Extension if they viii, can over
match them. We are surprised that there should
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

Polo, Ogle County, Ill. May 8, 1856
e. L. HARMON 4 Co Chicago, Agents Herrings pion
Safes: In October 1855 purchased of you HERRNGs PA
TENT SApE No 7ei On the 22 Of April u store WIS
by but the Safe proved equal 20 the es
my books papers &c out entirely safe The build
ing wood and filed with combu5ble matter
The aide Of the building which the Safe stood filed
With alcohol spirits pentine and OIL rendering the heat ex
sessyey grest-so great in fact TO melt down cast and
wrought iron such a cast iron kettles &c into an
updist euhd had but little hope that the Safe could
Withstand but happy 10 find equal 10 tas
emergency Respectfully yours,
~'e' fsxnsdl JAMES c. Lucky.
g. c. HERRING k Co. Green Block, Nos. 115 1877 aud l3s
Water ct Y sole Agents aud Pstentees OF HERRisGs
PATENT CHAMPION FIRE BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, win
HALL. Patent Powder roof Locks
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON IIEM5.

srecia Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, June 9, 1856
Mr.. Lumlty and several Attaches of the British
Legation remain here, but hold no intercourse with
the Government. They received their passports
with that of Mr.. Champion, at his request. Mr..
Crsmpton' 8 furniture is TO be sold on Wednesday.
Bissel stock is rapidly rising.
There WAS fine debate on Mr.. Trumbull's bill
in Senate to- day. Mr.. Trumbull won fresh lsurels'
Mr.. Douglas foundered and swamped.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June y loc
Mayor Magruder was inaugurated this morning
and entered upon the duties of his office. 1t IS ssd
to be bis intention to decapate every Know-NotAns
official holding offices under his Disposal
The Democrats are firing salute Of 100 guns 10
honor of his Inauguration.
Tie return of Congressman from Cincinnati sas
eve ling insures quorum in both Houses.
land for roailroads in Wisconsin, Michigan, Alaosns
and Louisiana.
The amount of Texas debt paid to noon to-dsyS"
As l23. .1bs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10


SALE of Elegant FuRsTURE The undersigned nave the
pleasure that they 70 sell az auction
THIs DAY and To MORROW at the extensive Waeroom OF
Mess y. A. VREDE Co No. 598 Broadway, third house
shove nbos and the Metropolitan Hotel their entire
stock of CABINET FURNITURE worth from $}oo
50 o-a Of which is be sold without reserve on ac
court made Ia the bui1iDs THIS
particularly worthy Of the attention Of Hoasekeepes
the stock of Furniture Is considered one OF the largest and
best assorted Broadway and will upon examination be
found Of good quality any made In this city Goods pu
chssed 20 city will be packed with a. reasonable
charge. HoUGBToS 81 hELLoR. Aucuoueen,
(S50 No. lis Nasssust.
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pesIed that Mr.. Edwards had given notice Of bin s.
tention to introduce bill for the removal Of the scat
of government from Washington TO some point in Ohio
within five miles Of Cincinnati.
Mr. JONES Tenn moved TO strlke out the notice,
coptencing that il could Dot then appee,, as no quo
rum present on that day.
Ninety.two members only voted, which being
quorum the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

A more imposing meeting than that a. the Tab
ernscle last night was never held in this city. The
people were earnest and enthusiastic; the speakers
were listened to with attention rarely paid in so
large a popular audience The absence of Gov.
Reeder was great disappointment, but it did not
in the least check the purpose of the meeting His
place was made good by SAMUEL GALLOWAY, M.
C. of Ohio, whose wit elOquence, sarcasm aud
pathos held the assemblage enchanted during a
long speech. A Committee was appointed to
receive material aid, and some $4,000 was con-
t,ibuted on the spot for the sufferers in Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

The letter of Mr.. Z. p BARROW, which We
publish this morning, declining the appointment of
Corresponding Secretary of the Fillmore and
Donel.on Association in the Seventh Ward, and
renouncing his connection with the KnOw.No:hing
party. on account of its abandonment of its first
principles and becoming an ally of the Slave power,
will be found well worthy of perusa Mr.. Barrow
has been connected with the American party s'ncs
ts early organization, was a member of the Lsgls-
lature of the State in 1854, and WAS again
nominated and supported for the same position by
the Know -Nothings and Republicans of his distrc.
last Fall Mr.. B. was lately and, we presume, is
now, delegate t. the Krow-Nohing State
Council elected after spirited struggle.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
D0INGs IN CONGRESS.

SENATE June 9.-The bill to amend the Naturaliza-
ton Law were made the special order for Saturday next
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill to restore order and
peace to Kansas proposing to bring it under the Ter
rtorial Government of Nebraska, which was debated.
HOUSE. June 9.-No quorum.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
KANSAS MEETING AT WESTCHESTER.

WEsTcHEsTER Pa, Monday, June 2, I5'0'
The meeting held here on Saturday, to take mo
consideration tie troubles in Kansas, and other ms
tiers connected with the alygressions OF Slavery was
very largely attended. John =. Bowen, who was ..
tached to the Kansas Commission as clerk, addressed
the meeting. Appropriate resolutions denoaucing@
utrsges at Washington and in Kansas were adop'ed
Lx.a clar,ation
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
THE REBELLION MN HAYTI.

BOSTON, Monday, june 2, lsN.
The schooner Fearless, arrived at this port from
Jereme May %, brings letters confirming the prevoS
eports of an insurrection at Aux Cayes in Hsyti md
ldds that the Government had succeeded in putting
ite movement down. The particulars had not bees
received at Jeremie when the Fearless sailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

We give to-day some further rumors from Kan
sas-thty can scarcely be regarded in any other
light-from which it appears that terrors of civi
war in that unhappy Territory do not exclusively
possess the Free-State men, A fight is said by
our dispatch to have taken place near Palmyra, in
which the Pro Slavery sggressOrs were beaten
The Border Ruffians are evidently beginning to be
sadly frightened at having their own game retorted
on Themselves. 1t seems that all the Free State
rifles were not captured at Lawrence, and that the
Free State men, finding no laws or authorities in
the Territory to protect them against robbery and
murder, are beginning to protect themselves.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
WINnOYy SHADES.

ImPRovHmESrs AND ENTERrRisE
KsLrrG FERGUSON No. 2i Broadway and Readcst, have,
st great expense completed aud patented their ingenious
Apesrnus }r manufacturing WINDOW SHADES and are now
prepared 10 supply trade with unrvaed assort-
ent fully CENT Lkss than before sold As
none are allowed under patent,
comr etc either In style price Also GILT CosNIcEs,
BRocArELLE DE LANES. DAMAsKs. LACE and MUSLIN CUR
TAINs &c.
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Rich CARPETINGs.

PErERsoS UMPHREy,
No 5A Broadway, opposite the St Nicholas,
sens Velvet Corpeting from III TO l4 per y"rd
Rich Tapestry Carretns, from ~ to iot per yard.
Rich Brussels Csrpeting, from n 70 " per yard
Rich Spy, sle CANT coors, from 81 TO 81 per yard.
Rich Heavy Saperfne from 81 to 81 per yard =,
on Cloths Curtain Materials, Matresses kc equally low
e,r cash Peterson HUMPHREY, No. 52+ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

cLsAssx KID GLOVES without the slightest smell Rub with
piece Of flannel end the dirt forthwith disappears Can
be iumedatciy anerwayd. Ono bottle Is warranted 70
cleas 80 par. Piss 80 cents Agents wanted.
CoNTkST NEARY Co, No. 5n2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
PorIcnoMANIE, PoTlCnoMANIE During the

NI"tf''S '''N
Sumner months in the Country Ladies will find this mos
fsn.g and amusing occupston Far more expeditions aud
easier tn Tap stry Painting, aud equally tasteful and
beautiful The simplest glass vessel be decorated to resem
HE he finest Painted China Boxes coaanins Vases full
mat uciious and every article required Price o..
CoNIEAT. NEARY y Co No so BIOad~ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
To WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS

TO WHOLESALE AND CUUNTVH DKUUUISTS.-
BARNES PARx No. Sc4 Brosdway, corner of Duansst N
the attention OF Job5ers and close buyers 10 their I'M
uense Stock Of American and European
PArsNr MEDICINES,
nv far the largest In either hemisphere at and below
ptcprie by the PACK dozen 100 Particular
paid this branch of the Drug business Orders
ced aud Goods shipped with 10 part OF the world
BARNES PARK EewYork, Cincinnati and San Francisco.
HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNESA is three
tunes the strength Of the Mssness and ear OF un
pts -Four frs,premium silver medals and
Worlds medal awarded being the best in the market
For sale bY the Druggists generally and wholesale by ie man
6ctursr Il. J. HUSBAND, Phnsdelp phia-
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One Dollar a Line.

To ADvERrIssRs-The circulation Of THE wEsxLT
tribune now enormous and the number Of Advertise
ep pressing for insertion exceeds the space choose
10 devote to hsm that we have raised the Price Of Advertising
thsrer to
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
Or little than half cent per line for each thsusand
sopie printed dispatched resder Even st this rate
the cheapest medium extsnt for Advertisements requiring
the widest and fullest publicity. 1t about the same rate
cbaraed By The Illustrated London News which has not 80
large circulation THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE BY many fhous
snd prefer short cards to long oses and shall be glad
the mpes patrons to study brevy In their
announcements Remember that only insert in any
week such as are hsnded before Wednesday evening"
a. ws are obliged go press early Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsIA is three
CAUTION TO THE PUBIIC-LYoNs MANI

rEsToW hereas TIERS and imitsor' moved by de-
share the pioi sccuing from tho sale oi LYON NAG
NETc POWDER with tho inventor OF those aru,les
got variety OF poisonous compounds 10 repres .nt ho
h,ief re be Known that tho only poisoaiesS nioe
nrd inn late owing b-dbugs aches plant ce
noih niss and oker II sscts, - LYON MAGNErlS
POWDER end that he ly ason wdeh eau be depended
upon for cleaning hous cca bsIns stores, wAeao i'es
&c Of and mite s LYoNS MAGNETIC PILLS In, ceiih
TO this s Ct &C higher character than were ever
before gyen discoverer ece used r
dcme'o Tuuoss Lyon hes received four Iona me ias
togetl with letters from Pnoe Albert tn hia OF Prussia
the deut Of the UIed States ana the fret sclent
In furore aud Amerca He invios attention the sans a.
his central depot, No. 42i Broadway. EMASUEL Lyon.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

We learn by telegraph from St. Louis that Gen.
Hsrney completed treaty with the Sioux Indians
on the 23d ult., az Fort Pierre.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
FROM THE PLAINS.

Sr. Lorrs, Monday, Juos os,S al
The steamer Genoa, from fort Pierre ID spss
r,ed here Yesterday. Gen. Harney c9%Pssdxa; ssd;.s
soi1ed f severely @ from hunger during the w. fa
ssoHs River HS + iepoITt f. a. sDes %a%.a'
srow on the mountains. lne ne ,o,h nj, he 81
sse.r S,. ass a,s,mer lu wm Baird bound to Fort P
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
HOsTETTkR.-An Dyspeptc, weak and debiii

tated who have usei NsGsrAnLE sIo-
MACH BTTEks pronounce IL the best medicine in the w9'G
No ,n, c.p afford be this article In weather
sod hy al OrocoIs Druggists sd Hotels. BasSs 9ASH
Eew-Yotk, Agents; Mrs HAYES, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
FROM BOSTON.

FROM BOSlON' - -
BosrOS, Monday, June - Z. . !
I'll r,oro.i,,op TO annex Chelsea to % NO
Ibe IiEro,,'1N I,poss WA :. defeated by about 81"
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDEsIjs.i
CHATHAM FoUg.CoRsERs, Morosr gsy
labcrirg man. named Thomas GncI ,h.p
SANITY killed at tbs place this Afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

CATAwBA WINES, from the Vineyards OF j. ID.
Pk ESQ Cincinnati Oh,o-,psIk ing and s-very superior
Warranted only the pure juice OF the grape. ~
RARNEs A PARK. Broadway aud Duane 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

FINE Doors AND GAITERS.-PersoDs wanting
really coed Doors and esuno; do bet than to
sh..e AZ WlrKi>ss No IA Futonst WATKINS has Seen
established MANY years rakcs all his 0wa work, asa sss no
cor ar;icles
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
BY the reading OF the Journal OF Saturday Il OPP
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

RUPTURE.-Only Prize Medal aWarded 70
MARSH BY the Industrial Exhibition Of a.. Nations AZ IN
Crystal Paace their PATENT RADICAL CUSs TsvsS
its supenJiiy Professors Valentine Nu
Willard Parker and John NJ Opsn from n 10
sp.m MskSH 4 Co, No. "A Maiden lane, New. iorh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

.,,sS, WAhpENE- An Indian vegetable prep
cure b.iane.. ss hair to Its youthful spPeMsnes ald
~ho hss been both ,r~x ~ MN b
seso 81 oei ey the use W snPsxy ~ ul' WI" P''N'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
HyRRJNG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.-The


.Aeve Safes with Hall Pseu Powder Proof Lock,
arc an Improvement all improved Sasnander aud other
fnfes-bence the name Champion" Their triumPhs the
World slre ady and their history is their eulogy
For sale at Green Block Nos RS ln and lSs Wstsrst'
HsvYork. B. o. HERRING x Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

cAkEsT-CosrAE's W ,c-.as kOAR AND SNAP WHO
the 6ssDeon Masis,. rewoss free fom Poison) for
sss ony ses or h. .1s rsn. t2
Rats Cro,on Bugs Coe.sosaes Ait. sS s.nsm or enh
pot No Ss Broadway, New YSIk. '~'s aud Rs,su De
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

WIUS = ffAIK DIE - W1S. = DNfVHtLV" >
Wies and TovrEEs have Improvements pscuu 70 he house.
They celebrated AL the world for their graceful beauty
snd dursbly-htting 10 charm The rssf aud best
stock In the world. IL priysts for apryius bis famous
Dvg. Sold At BATcnEIOR's, No. - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
HoLLowAYIs PnLs.-The sallow and calayer.

IIOLTOWNN kdIIUW
ovs complexion which indicates weak stomach and IL ctvc
soon replaced by healthy one under toe OPe ,,o1 OF
1eee sa puhe o. the ec'etiors and the bod sold az tbs
snesctosie' No. so Maidsnlsns New York, and No At
bon. ' e"o oS al D'stts" ~ 80 o@se SN - Pe'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

warEss modern improved PIANOS ard MELopsoNs are 70 DC
&C purchase ,sc ilouiy psSIncts fiA
from $50 l4O; MELODEoN> from SO u tlSh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Senate.-On motion of
Mr.. Weller, the President was requested to com
municatc any information relative to the refusal
of Honduras to receive the United States Com
mercial Agent
On motion of Mr.. Seward, the President was re-
quested to communicate any Information with re-
gard to the expediency of establishing Consulate
at the Loo Choo Islands
The Senate then took up the army appropriation
bill. which was reported from the Finance Com
mittee with an amendment, striking out Mr.. Sher-
mans amendment of July 29th, with regard to
Kansas, upon which long debate eusued
The Senate passed the Army Appropriation
bill after striking out Sherman's proyiSos, and ad
i burned.
House-The House took up and passed the
naval appropriation bill, and then took up the ap.
preparation bill for coast survey, light houses
Enlistment of land surveys, and other civil ex-
penses.
After debate, the House took a recess until
o'clock.
Nothing was done by the House at the evening
session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08
The Elections.

NEW YORK, August 7.-Di'patches received
here state that the Democrats are victorious in
Arkansas
ST. LOUIS August 6-Blair Republican, has q
majority here of 800
LOUISVILLE, August 1t is generally conceded
that the State has gone Democratic.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l ..
CHICAGO, August Partial returns from Keo-
kuk, lows, show that Cartp, Republican) for
Congress- has received very small majority in
that district and is thought to be beaten.
THIRD DISPATCH
ST. LOUIS, August Returns from Ii counties,
including St Louis give Benton about l 600 ma
jority over Ewing, (Amercan,) and 1900 over
Polk. ADti-Benton) The returns look favorable
to the reelection of Caruthers to Congress.
FOURTH DISPATCH
RALEIGH, August Wake county is heard
from in all but precincts and shows a Demo-
cratic gain of 100. The vote in this city is Gil
mer (Am.,) $50; Bragg (Dem.,) 263. 1t is rumored
that there is a Democratic gain in Granville and
Franklin. and that the whole Democratic ticket
for Governor and Legislature is elected in Wake
county.