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WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1857.
su said tonight that Attorney General Cushing
!. 1ecided against the validity of the title 10 the
"a Church property in New'York.
\, Senate bad very long session growing out
N, Hales motion to reconsider the vote on the
..sylow MINES ota 70 form State Constitution.
:. motion to reconsider was carried, and the
a. subject thus brought back before the Senate.
-. tsree present in the Senate was strong enough
i ,,sa carried concurrence in the House bill, but
"a. r;pority would not let il be DONE aud the whole
iu.,t. therefore, went over. The debate was very
.ssu, and discursiye.
I, Ne House came early to vote this morning,
"a affirmed the vote in Committee yesterday,
ling out the 500, 900 for the Kansas bogus
l,.shtsre. The Appropriation bill containing it
II, then passed and sent to the Senate. The rest
LA. day was thrown away over an uuseemly con-
IA 10 see whether the Appropriation or River and
isstor bills should have precedence. Fillibustering
"a commenced and carried on for three mortal
lsus to no purpose whatever.
/ IEt Oumluit0O ueflDS OuniSo vi eHO pNehAOoS VI
acting the new compensation law providing for
styling the mileage, cannot yet find a chance to
,teze the subject into the House, and probably
In not this session.
ne House was enlvened by two personal mat
N to day. Mr.. Wright of Tennessee was reported
|, The Globe, this morning, as having uttered, dur
n some remarks of Mr.. Sherman, yesterday,
hats lie." Mr.. Sherman called attention to
"a report this morning, and Mr. Wright having
sponded, that what Mr. Sherman said was untrue,
~ Sherman declared that the declaration was the
,raD CO of BLACKBOARD in state OF intoxicston.
hoy Walker, having took fire on an objection OF
y, Trsfton, called him a Massachusetts parson.
Icxceiving this, by some peculiar logic, to be an
,alt be rose and declared himself sorry for having
lit.
n. Cabinet stands as was reported to you
,A ago, excepting Clancy Jones, who Mr..
D.sSsnan invited to retire. The name Of his sue
,usr has not transpired.
na. Associated Press
WAsHINGToY, Tuesday, Feb. 81, 1857.
In letterlirom Judge LecoWpte. dated January 9,
= Attorney General Cushing, he says ne mas TOO
,,th self respect TO respond to any intimston uu-
,,o.ble 10 either his icial or personal conduct no.
-reouested by the President to do 30. The amazing
,smstion that he was to be removed, dissbused him
iSs full confidence upon which he had relied as the
ID security against injustice, cepsure and condemns
lx without bearing. which he would not ask to be
,sr.sed Never having felt temptation TO contribute
race by panderng TO The popular spirit before the
sOintment of Gov. Geary, he should regard his al
q In the Territory as woul curse to the land. He
rases Gov. Gesry of incorporating facts; denies
N he peace Of Kansas was in the slightest degree
Ikd BY bis official acts and brands as grossly false
stsements that he had refused to reesse Free ate
IA on bail. He avows he will conscientlously dis
huge his duty uncontrolled by the President or Gov
Say.
Ibe Sena.e's Committee on Finance has agreed to
yat ame ndments TO the TsriG bill. Mr.. Hunter,
i,irmsn of the Committee has prepared bill on his
pcnsbiiity and will endeavor to procure the consd-
lton Of the subject tomorrow.
ne Union of this morning says the article on Prus
and Switzerland should have appeared as com nu-
alton II was not designed to foreshsdow the policy
MT Bucharan or TO criticize that of Mr. Pierce, bu.
sely to express the independent views OF the WINTER
% IL one of the most emoent statesmen OF the
ntIy.