The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18
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BY MAGNETIC AND PAINTING TElEGRApHs
From Wasnan9ton.
THE KANBkS CONTESTED ELECyrON CAsE--kN0THrR
RENC0NVRE--G0v. sHANN0H's INSTRUCTIONS.

From Wasnangton.
THE KANsAs CONTESTED ELECyrOr CAsE--xNoruER
RENCON9RE-GOv. sHANNOH's INSTRUCTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1856.
Several Of ths House committees hsve and organ.
ized Governor Rseder appeared before the Com ttee
Elections and asked continuation Of his until
deposit and copies of records could bs um
Kansas. The committee deemed 1t poitc to dispose of
this exciting subject as early possbie and rule
Reeder to make written statement owhat records he
sired to procure what he expected prove by de-
positions. deemed relevant, the evidence win be SUBJ
mi.ted to Gen. Whitfield, and the question Will be
Immediately disposed Of other wise, great delay will
occur, and corresponding excitement follow.
disturbance occurred late last evening at the National
Hotel, between man named Peoples aud Mr. Gddngs,
of Texas growing out OF letter published in the Pna
deiphia AT9ts and written by Peoples, relative to
sIet Of Col Parker II. French, In New York by Gid.
dings, for forgery. GiddiDgs p-onounces the charge
maciousy false and speaks Of Col. F. in the highes,
terms. He attempted the Of his cane on p, but
failed owing to the hasy retreat OF the latter who
promises correction.
Governor Shannon left yesterday, armed with plensry
powers t. call into servcs the United troops which
are now being collected in and around Kansas. The
President sends TO the Senate to morrow special mes
sage detailing the instructors given 20 Governors F.
FORTHCOMING DEBATE ON KANSAS AFTAIRs-AN
OTHER sTaUGGLE FOR THE sPoiLs
WAsHINGTo., FEB. IL, 1856
The KaDsa imbroglio, together With the Presidents
proclamation, and the difficulties growing out of the in
terfe1ence of the 'border Tusns" will be brought be
fore the House tomorrow next day in the
which spicy de bate may be seced The republican
slice Of the House viii open the ball.
desperate struggle ing to who will get
the House bndng. II is fat job and there are some
thirty applicants. The friends Foett the de Gated
candidate for printer making desperate his
behalf.
ACCOUNTS FROM KANSAS, ETC.
WASHINGTON Feo. IT, 1856.
Letters continue TO be received from Kaosss repeating
bat 1T ia the determination Of party la the terri
tory to carry out its and predicting 1ody
collision, unless ths federal government promptly
feres.
Lewis Gephane clerk III the ofios of the National
Era las. evening elected delegate t, tns P
rego worshippers convention By Republican Asso
ciation of Washington.
Fusion of the Democratic Organs Mt Albany
ALBANY Feb, II 1865
Mr. Johnson Of the Albany Argas yesssrdsy sold his
interest IN that establish ent to partner Ne. C,m
stock and Mr. Van Dyks disposed of his share Of the
atlas to Dir Cassidy cement ha wing b-en IN ,s
for the consolidation OF the two journals. Tue Gfs
Der Of the Albany alias and argus, under the anage
nent Of Messrs. Comttock & Cassidy Will appear on
Monday, Feb 49, 1t will be morning papes.
r. om the ECsst.
SNOW STORM AT DO5TON-DETENTION OF THE EAST
ERN TRAIN.
Boston, Fab. II. 1855.
has been showing here nearly day and bio wi ns
gale AL the railroads are badly incommoded by the
d,ifts.
Owing to the snow on the track 70 mail train will
leave here to night for New York.