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Nh0 VeNerzNer1icDerangSzSfi ce
John G. Proud & Sehne,
Jtc. 60, Seconbitrabe. Baltimore.
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Aetna Nerlt4erun9Ss Srmpasuie, Sarfcro
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neae 1rrdnet % n IN C9uselnG, neue bentfd
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seiIly in connection with Mr. Van Yalkenburgh. and

Reilly in connection with MIR. Van yalkenburgh, and
would do 80 still.
Mr.. CASE moved TO amend by providing three
sessions until an organization wac effected when the
whole subject was tabled
During this discussion much figuring had been going
on, and evidently something was planning
Mr.. TANNING moved that another vote be taken
for Speaker, and that plurality elect
After intellectual effect to lay this on the table
Mr.. MCINTOSH moved to amend by making Mr.. Van
Valkenburgh, Speaker, and Charles Hughes, Clerk.
Intense excitement prevailed during the vote this
resolution, for became evident that the Republicans
generally had decided since the morning to suppo it,
The vote resulted as follows:
IEAsIMessrs Adams Becker and c. Boughton Americans
Nsvs-Mssrs Bachelor. Horton Law. Miller and Russell
Americans Law is Republican and the balance DemocIs-52
Lost by tie vote.
Much warmth of feeling was manifested during this
test and at the close another spirited skirmish on the
plurality rule occurred pending which an effort was
set on foot TO reconsider the last vote.
This getting noised about, sudden motion was
made TO adjourn, which prevailed, and the House adj
jOurncd till tomorrow morning.
The lobbes were densely packed during the session.
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q Nrw-Mr. William Stirnnsor

SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. William Simpson who has
charge OF the aquarium which attracts so many Wis
,tors TO the Smithsonian has discovered novelty
which he thus describes in recent communication TO
the Boston Society Of Natural History:
"A communication was read from Mr.. Simpson Of
Washington, giving account Of a new form Of para
sitc GasteropOdOus Molusc, living under circum-
Stances quite unique in this order. In capturing upon
the coast Of South Carolina, gigantic aunelds Of
thick, leatbery tubes extending down two or three
feet into the mud near low-water mark, and drawing
from Its domice, some bright, blood red objects
were found concealed under its scales which, upon
resembling, IN size and shape, the Piaa0rbis
trGcUfHS.
This curious animal Mr.. Simpson says. evidently
ioIms new genus and species, and he proposes tor II
The name OF Cocti0cDs Pdr0sHicas. description Is
given in his communication" Nat. lnteLiSencer
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Mr.. Hildreth, in his History of the United States,
leaves the impression that Miranda in 1906, was coun-
tenanced by Jefferson and the Democratic Admnisra-
tom but says nothing about the 1873 Federal encOur-
agement given TO Miranda. We do not find a single
line relative to them Alrandas negotiations IN 1881
in any of the histories Of the United States tha We
have consulted. boston Post
Ii Tie Post will refer to the rcrised edition OF MI
Hildreths History, vol. ". pp 23S, 239, it Will ma
there full account of Mirandas application to fres
dent Adams in 1893 for assistance in revoutlOhzhs
Spanish America and statement OF the exact degrec
of encouragement which he received from Hamilton
and others At that time the United States were en-
gagged in quasi war with France. Span was 'he any
or rather the yasa of France. In case the war suou
90 on as seemed probable, Hamilton was ready 10 CO.
operate with England-to which power application iiad
also been made by Mranda-in revclutionzIns span
ish America. The programme of this cooperation, as
pre- pared by Miranda Oh Hamiltons suggestion, was,
that the United States should furnish troops 10 the
number of from five to seven thousand men, anu E
gland squadron. The compensation to tue .nieo
States was to be the possession OF Fonda, incuulng
the territory on the Bay of Mobile stu ciaineu anu
occupied by the Spanards. But Hamilton al tna'
time Major General fthe United States army though
lie warmly favored the project of Miranda ior the en-
Reimbursement of South America, gave MN 10
understand that he could take personal snare ID 'ha
operati, except under the authonyol Lis own Gov-
eminent To Miranda letter on the SUBJECT,
to President Adams no answer was returned ADAMS
policy of arranging the dispute Win France noI COIN
Gliding with Miranda projects.
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PROSPECTS OF THE LECOMPTON SCHEME
IN CONGRESS-
,orre spondence Of The Philadelphia Press.

Corre suondeuce Of The Philadelphia Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan 81, 1873
Lately there has been papable falling off from the
renks fthe Lecomptonies. Even the Administration
Jearp, hesitate to give any sanction TO the present
posture Of affairs in Kansas so far a. has been pro-
duced by the glazing frauds for third time repeated
at Oxford and McGhee.
Secretary TOucey begins to evince a wholesome re-
gard for public opinion in the North, and in the stand
which he is now understood 10 take Of at least some
show Of accord of legislative action here with the will
ofthe majority in the Territory, he is not, am led to
believe, unsupported by General Cas- and the Presi-
dent himself.
When state this, only express what this morning
il the general impression IN town on Kansas affairs.
II cannot be disguised that Southern politicians are
tired of boserng up the contrivGnce Of Calhoun and
his associates. and that-for they looked North for
help TO elevate them upon the ladder of prefermen
they not altogether satisfied with the damaging
effect their hopes Of the impotic conduct of few
rash, thOughtless and careless men in Kansas.
In this view, when detection is, if not winked at,
not assaulted with the usual Southern fire. it is not to
be wondered at if Northern Democrats, who have
permitted themselves unwarily to go too far, should
at hurry to get upon safe ground where they can
give signs of recognition OF the wishes OF their con-
stituents.
II is stated, | know, that the Houses Of Congress
have been canvassed, and that the Senate certainly,
and the House Of Representatives probably, Will sus-
tain tue Lecompton Constitution; but the statement
must be unfounded for ii is matter of which those
who are brought into contact with members cannot
be ignorant that they cautious of what they say in
the way Of committing themselves on this question.
Those who favor the animatng principle of the Ne.
braska BILL however, open in the expression of
that position; but the remaining members, with the
exception of course of ultra Slavery men, do not
cay they favor Lecompton or anything else, but that
nobody can tell how shall vote" If nobody can
tell and the fact il apparent that they consult their
constituents, who resolution them to advocate the
views Of Walker and Douglas the guess is not wild
one to conclude that the chances rather against
Lecompton.
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BOSTON EXPEpJ~ION TO SEVASTC
POL.
From The Boston transcript.


We are requested to correc. statement made in Z
communication signed Wv" i'd cur issue OF the oil
lnst asserting that the vessels sent TO re Black Sed
by the Boston Relief and Submarine Companv had
LETT SevastOpo, having abandoned the enterprise a.
upprftable This and the reports to the same effect
which have been going the rounds of the papers pur-
porting to have been copied from French journal,
turn ont TO be mere fabrcatOns, without the slightest
foundation in fact.
Official advces were received by the last steamer
from Mr.. Lee, commander of said expedition. dated
Dee 3, by which il appears that the submarine work
at SeyastOpol was progressing theoretically and prof
ably under his supervision and that no thought Of
abandonment had been entertained.
These false reports may have ARISEN from the fact
that one of the vessels of the expedition the Silver
Key had been dispatched to CoTstannope for Goals
and provisions; but she had just returned to Seyasto
pol, laden with suppes-making the passage back in
and verv rough sea- An imperial frnan or Ii
had been promised by the Turkish Government,
and would be forwarded by the next mail to Mr. Lee,
through the American Legation, authorizing the BOs
ton Company To recover sunken property anywhere
in Turkish waters-which il to be undertaken after
its work at Sevestopol shall have been concluded.
This contract il considered Of great value, AS eight OF
the finest ships in the Turkish navy We're deliberately
sunk at Sinope in the early part Of the Russian war
to preveb heir falling into the hands OF the Russians.
There is also lineOf-battle ship sunk at Eupatora
in only five tathoms Of water, and other valuable
wrecks at various points on the Turkish coast
The Gwynne pumping engine had been thoroughly
tested at SevastopO and found to work perfectly in
deep water and an 81 gun ship had been got nearly
ready for raising but owing to the sudden setting IN
Of cold and stormy weather found necessary to
postpone further operations upon her and other ships
ill Spring but DO doubt exists of final success
In the mean time an immense amount OF chains an
chors rigging copper and munitions of war was being
obtained by the divers which it is believed will give
the expedition ample and profitable occupation during
the Winter The officers and men were in fine health
and spirits and had generally performed their arduouS
dute in an Energetic faithful and satisfactory manner
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PENNSYLVANIA CONGRESSMAN.

FROM The Philadelphia Bulletin, Jan. p
TIE Mouch Chunk Gazette learns from unquestiOn-
able authority, that the Hon. VIM. II. Dmmck, Dem
ocratic Member of Congress from that district, not
withsanding his letter TO the Philadelphia Buchanan
Administration meeting, will oppose the Lecompton
opposed to the Lecompton Constitution, the two others
being Messrs. Hickman and Montgomery. Some
others are strongly suspected Of leaning the same
wav and the suspicion is increased since Gov. Pack
er inaugural address has been read and received with
so much favor by the DemOcracyof the State. Among
the suspected are MessIs. Phillips Of the INth Dis;
tict Dewart of the XIth, Leidy of the Nllth, and
White of the XVIII tGov. Packers District). Come
out handsomely, gentlemen, for you may he sure you
will be doing right and your constituents will sustain
you in condemning the Lecompton trick.
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PERSONAL.

The Hon. Reuben T.. Fenton NJ. C. from tue er-
teme Western District Of our State, seriously Ill st
Washington.
Edwin Forres, ia recovering from his recent il,css
at Cleveland, Ohio.
The Hon Thomas Knnicut, Of Worcester. Mas.
died Of spoplexy yesterday afternoon. He wa O
graduate Of Brown University. and held VARIOUS Offices
az publc trust had been Speaker of the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives State Senator and lattehy
,Judce If Probate man Of solid, rather than brd-
Ian. powers and requirements he was very generally
esteemed and respected. lie was between 20 and 60
wears Of age.