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WAwnSGToS, Friday. APn 9. lSss
The plaa Of tho LecomPtonites ~ disclosed to
dsy. i. TO take up the Kansas bill IN the senais "a
Mopds,. a. ono O'Clock, to vote 10 INSIST aud d.
msnd q conference. Then TO take the bill IN.
uediately to the House and put 1 through II tAey
can.
The Administrator Is usng IT, power 10 the IA
extent 20 insure success in this final struggle.
Promises to Embassies aud other Offices 81 tat co.,
tracts and Of southern votes for isyorite measure
before Congress, are freely made TO members sup
posed II he wsNeTing.
Secretarie. Cobb and Thompson threaten TO re-
syn il Lecomptcn fs,ls, which threat teuds 10
cool rather than 10 inAame the LecomPton srdot
of certain Southern Members. by getting them to
peculste on the successorship To- the vacant posi
After the FIRST defeat Of Lecompton, week Ass
the President wrote TO Gov. Wise very long lst
ter deplsrinp the evil which this LecomPtos bss-
nes. had brought upon the Administration a'ss
Gov. Wise for advice, and beseeching bun 70 hep
snye the Administration and the Democrats party
telling him at the same tune, that The Cnon w~
not Mr. Buchansns organ. and that he had no, sp-
proved its pro.criptive and vituPerative eourse.
The Richmond Enqnircv immeaistely can, o..
.esinst the course pursued by III, tE'eH.
Pro a SPECS. CcrropsTaeHt
WASHINGTON. Friday April ?. l5's.
An upfouuded runner Of Col Benton's dessh was
circulated this morning upon the strength Of which
the House, sdjourned. Jus condition about the
same as heretofore, though be is evidently sinking
He il extremely weak having subslstd on miik and
T.. cream for week.. He dct,ted several prlvssc
letters in the forenoon aud this afternoon va" irsa
quil and easy. He has been attended al alopsy
his daughter, Mrs. Carey Jones, who resides with
him. Another daughter. Mrs. Jacob. Of Kentucky,
arrived Yesterday lis two remaining children are
No. here. Mrs Fremont, having gone TO California
after parting with him monthago not apprehsndins
that he WA. in critical state. and Madame Iolesu,
| being in Calcutta. the wife OF the French Consul
General. At this time, his youngest grand child
lie. in the room overhead at the poiat Of death.
| Thus extremes meet.
Sympathy for Gen. Johnstons command and
himself saved the deficiency bill in the House TO-
| day. Nothing else but that and contracts involving
the good faith Of the Government. The Admins
tration side attempted to lodged responsibility. bat
were compelled TO face the music.
There is not one word Of truth IN the rImon,
representing shat the President con,empates send
ing in a Message hostile to SPAN aud looking 70
The acquisition Of Cuba as setoh for their defeat
on Lecompton. No such purpose has been or "a
| entertained. IL is even secuted at. Buchanan
looks TO that object the great point Of his Admin
| istration but through negotiation only, knowing
the hazards of acting otherwise. lie considers
| Paris the focus Of available diplomacy and hence
bis anxiety for Mr. sidells acceptance Of the mus
sion. lie Las the fullest confidence of the PreA-
dent and is considered an expert manager besides.
Nr. Stephens intimated to-day that the " sd-
| berence" OF the House would hardly return from
the Senate before Wednesday, and perhaps not at
all. They are trying to patch up a compromise.
The weekly statement Of the Treasury is u FOL-
| lows:
Aunt .ub dr,a. selis az 2 D.f. paid. g
Dec I'M. last ~ees 80 y, 60 Dfsf' i'sued. 'N9s
Aeceipts........... so),Sf5 eN
As will be seen the receipts are little above the
| half of those last week.
Mr. VIM. Ii. Appleton, one Of Col. Bentons
publishers, arrived tonight, and will be allowed an
interview at the Colone's request, though visitors
are now interdicted. Great numbers Of anxious
friends in both his public and private life hsve
throDged Col. Bentons residence this afternoon ssd
evening.