New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27


WASHINGTON. Wednesday, June IS, 1856.
Kansas got fairly starred IN the Fl ,use this morn.
ing. BY calling up the bill reported from the Con-
mistee on Territories for it's admission as a State.
Mr. Grow confined the opening speech to brief
recital Of the leading fact-, and frank exposition
OF the imposing necessity for the course proposed
He was followed BY Mr.. Smith of Tenn, with the
Southern view Of the case, designed to operate
upon the stump. Mr. Dunn, who, since the ap-
Pointmens OF the Congressional Committee, has
remained quiet. appeared again, and with the ap-
parent purpose of repeating the part which he
played during the canvass for Speaker. While
yehemently protesting his love for Freedom, and
his desire to 60 as far for it any other member
be maintained that this bill should be sent to the
Committee OF the Whole on the State of the u ,ion
This suggestion, while it produced sensation, did
not altogether excite surprise; for with eve dis.
position to judge leniently of Nv. Dumas for ner
course. there those who could not forget that
at critical moment for the cause with which he
professors to be identified, his voice. and hts vote
were uniformly heard and cast in the oply direction
which afforded the prospect of its detest. Whit
field and his copfederates were at once elsted with
this suonen evtl,puent and co I'D hardly repress
their exhibition of exaltiog triumph. They car.
rifd the Intelligence to tho Senate chamber where
Toombs and the chosen leaders rejoiced with ex-
ceeding joy. When Mr.. Dunn concluded, Mr..
Grow promptly exposed, in few but stirring
words, the effect Of his extraordinary proposition,
a. one calculated il not intended to strangle the
I'D mission of Kansas, and to treat it in Congress
with the same sort Of summary vengeance which
the Free State settlers have received at the hands
of armed invaders and hired outlaws. The bill
was finally put aside for the consideration Of Ter
ritorial business, and will be resumed tomorrow.
when Mr.. Richardson will unbosom himself on
the subject.
Official and other correspondence, which came
by the Atlantic, contain assurances that the British
Government will refrain from dismissing Mr.. Dali
las az an act of retaliation. If this disposition
existed when Mr. Marcys closing paper, and his
conditional acceptance Of the offer of arbitration
in regard to Central America, had not been re-
ceived, il is fair to presume that they will tend to
strengthen ii very materially Notwithstanding the
presence Of Mr.. Champion, and his efforts to pro-
duot q contrary course. AS the Administration
rested the dismissal upon personal grounds, Lord
PalDerston will fbd it difficult, with such decls-
ration staring him in the face, TO convert it into
polit;cal question, with any hope Of advantage.
Beside, he is practical statesman, who does not
care to incur national hazards for merely personal
differences. Mr. Champion will therefore proba-
bly, be made nsosPegoat ior the sime anu ING ooo"-
sion.
No such apprehensions are entertained here OF q
probable rupture between spain and Mexico as
have found their " ay into the newspapers In the
first place, there is contradiction to the ai'egea
fart in the we'll known friendly intercourse which
EXISTS between the two LegatiOns-an intercourse
altogether inconsistent with the rumOred relations
The truth of the matter is that the Spanlsh Claim
snts QUAR- eled aiming themselves, and Alvarez, the
new spanish Minister at Mexico perhaps ng-
nalized his zeal under these inspirations cy press
inc the demands somewhat steTnly. he 10 IN the
main man of discretion, and the character OF ms
recent letters forbds any conclusion IKE tnat
has been adopted by the alarmlsts.
The presence of four Spanish vessels OF war AZ
Vera Cruz. while justifyipg the suspicion OF hos
tile demonstration, may be construed adversely W
that opinion; because even larger force mas aP,
peared at other ports on former Occasions, anu
under circumstances which excited quite a. mucn
attention, without having ever verified the alarms
that were raised. There is no warrant whatever
for the suggestion that President COm"nfort mas
invited the Intervention OF the United States, or
siepifed a willingness to cede territory ior CO.
operation. A. ,..o
and the rumor that Gen. Almonte, the late
Minister here, is in any way implicated with en-
bsrysssments in the payment of the last nstallment
of the indemnity, is wholly unfounded' no matter
from whnt source il may emsDate. lie had no
connection with that installment. 1t was NANNY
held by American creditors, who ADVANCED IPou
tba drafts of the Mexican Government, winch
were not paid until President Comonfort Withdrew
= nrotest and completely released the United
Ststes The last intelligence from Mexico was 70
The 9th of this month, and consequently this story
must have been fabricated since then as no nlei,'
tiop of any such allegation was then receiveu i;
The mail is due at \ ew-Orleaps to-day whicn wiz
probably clear up these matters when appear "
have gained currency just as Mr. Gadsdeh appear
ed on the tapis here. ann. oe .
Minister Mr. Gadsden is than the TACT 1na' nc ,G,s
Mexico without permission, aud was some .,.,' m
tbe limited States before the Presdent was III,
formed of this singular step. lie was tnen Gruo.o
70 re,air a culpabe neglect by reporting niu S
- Washington; and he has been made 10 ieel ~.
.'rcb the propretes of official life nave oeen ou''
a. Eastsr's speech in the Senate to-day wa va
,,'nressive and forcibe in its examination oi 'Ho
.tpn,s orest;on Of Slavery in the ab.tract anu ~
~ so11rnsr;son of the results Of slave ana Tree
ishor "A demonstrated by the prosperity "nI
tsy;,j nyogress of different States. he mas a'
Commanded respect in the Chamber ana 'n,s 1 h;n
=" doubt contributed to enhance the gsno'a. -
sst;mation in which he is held for cshd9. anu |"
tegrity.
cor,,spondepcs Of The ~ y Tribune o-c
WASHINGTON. Thunday, june %. 1900.
The death of the Hon. Thomas H. Dayp VI
VIRGINIA is ant ouoced. He came into the nouS0
in December, I643, and has been member "in"s
o.narallv elected without