Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-11
Washington Matters

N0 iolioMihS IS from the cnY,.
'nce of the New York Times. 'eSPPOal
" The House COMMITTEES
Affairs, this morning, had I d; IL to'sa
The subject of our relations N, n';.,
Britain, without, however. on, ~,'a G'es
ing formally proposed. MessrsS 1gSao9&
anne and Clay took high gron rom, 2 !;
of giving the President snmmo a u lave
to redress the outrages, but tI p'Rs
the Committee rather hung bac a. 'e'
The Cabinet resolved on y ca
to send in the Yrissari treaty ' ;Selga
fled in Nicaragua. The no9.oo ,auya-
ofthe ratification there, causes S 1lpet@
ment and regret. 4'S'ppppoa,
The short but sharp pass.,.
Douglas and Shields to-dov - UeiSea
of Shields cherished impiio. %as . aali
against the Illinois Senator, 'S Ss;. wat
one of those who calledon tbo I Que
the other day to ascertain if ~ f e
lone towards Douglas was an 'ae caoA'
The Trtbane's Corresponds I. me
=" MIR. MorrilrS bill, donatip, i Ias5.
agricultural colleges, will harliTI l. land 10
ed in the Senate, where II is sss yg [Saea
that it would have a mainr;t, "sesEtalnei
vision. The President intsDS "a IAN d.
it if it is passed, but prefer, H. se'oag
votes to avoid the responsibifS \, usl9 q
also exerting every iaavsn"a de Is
bill pending in the House for s syan !, The
the pensions of old soldiers y 'A'e0dlng
From the HeraIfs cOrresrons
The friends of the aamiN;St,sane:e
Illinois, who have elected sens ,a,.On n
vention from the Douglas uartv @ NM @N'
nominate any candidates # the nun am @
convention will declare that thew ' !.
esce in the Kansas bill as a sets, 10y,
the difficulty. Should they refn,.
this, and thus practically place tbs1. I@
on the Walker Stanton Black P,,.t
can platform, the regular Deu,,7sg
fight them to the end"
The correspondent Of tie u.
Post says:
"News received here from CAIN
by private letters, are ofthe mo ~
ing character, and show conclas7s5b
Broderick stock is decidedly aboTu
and that Gwin and the Buchanan a.
istration party had better move dow,
TO Northern Mexico and set upfais
selves, as their further services win
be needed in the Golden State. Tas
feat of the Lecompton party ia tha Z
of Sacramento was the most thms.
that any party ever received. LaaH T
the Democracy carried it by 7O0nlr.
ty. This year the Broderiek paHyz
ried it by about 1000. As goes San
to SO. goes the whole State CT Gallon
So say the letters"
The Washington correspondent de
Philadelphia Inquirer says:
Among the changes the Prs5s.
desires to make, one is to real G07.
Wright from Berlin, and send in bis 9aa
no other than the famous, Or rather la,
mous, VIM. H. English, of Kansas-Coa,
promise notoriety. 1t is also belevoiA
is anxious TO part with certain menbg
of his Cabinet, by sending him also ot
foreign court, and replacing him with
Senator from Maryland. This latte
movement is not even talked about, b,
L feel justified in saying thai Nj. Bud
anan has it in serious contemplate.
Senator Wilson of Massachusetts a.
complished,- day or two ago, a work
, reform and retrenehment that does Do
please the Administration and its aga
here. On his motion the item in thsg
r preparation bill providing for the goTs1
.. ment advertising in three papers hIE
, city of Washington, was struck out
: am told that each paper received fra
1 this source about thirty thousand dda
per annum. Cutting of this reTaa
: will probably be the death blow Of 2
. or more of them. The movement q
very just and proper one. One OF
! papers, at least, receiving this largel
nual subsidy, does not, suppose On
late an hundred copies outside Of
district %
We take the following from tbs
! respondence of the New York Ia'aRI
"The House curtailed the Ssla' e
/ tension of the session partly bsals a'
y members are disguised with the ua'a'
fed outburst of bunkum blythe PlsE5
tial aspirants in the Senate, Va' a nv
seized upon the occurrences ID to; w. ~.
( for demagogical purposes. In''s-
= of the House on this subject Ta' nls
: eddy shown to-day in the vote on i ~
! quest of Mr.. Clay Of Kentucky to N@
u cused from serving on the Commute :.
e Foreign Affairs, on the ground manu- a.,.
= judgment the Committee was no! a'PPs =
: to resist the British outrages win ~
cient spirit. The House efecIla-! !. 4
= :, bed his attempt to make seD''u'-
a quietly excusing him.
J. ANOTHER DoUGBFACE LAID OTI-