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FROM Our oUH C0fesI0nufnE
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1854 p. m.
The Senate insists upon its Kansas BILL and asks
for Committee of Conference. Messrs. Green,
Hunter and Seward are appointed on behalf of the
Senate.
When the message frcm the Senate asking con-
ference came into the House, Mr.. Montgomery
gave notice Of motion that the Kansas bill be
taken up in the House at ] o'clock tomorrow.
There is some uncertainty tonight about the
proper course to be pursued by the Anti-LecomP-
tonites to morrow. A caucus will be held in the
morning to determine whether or not to grant, a
Committee Of Conference. The present indications
that the House will ADHERE and refuse the
Committee; but conference will be granted if the
caucu. decide it to be advisable.
The Speaker has pledged himself in case the
Opposition grant Committee, to appoint MessrS.
Stephens, Montgomery and leading Republican,
the latter not named.
Mr.. Sumner was better to-day, but tonight is
still very weak. He was in his seat while the vote
on Ksnsas was being taken, but left Immediately.
From a Speeiai Cor,e,pondent
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April Is, 1855.
The Senate sent back the Kansas bill, as ex-
pected, and asked conference, which the House
will consider tomorrow at o'clock. The Admin
istration processes its ability to carry the confer
ence but doubts its power to go beyond that point
Mr.. Stephens expressed such An opinion this morn
ing, and Others more Immediately connected with
the White House, reelected the same expectation.
part of the means for accomplishing the OBJ
ject consists of the hope, and perhaps assurance,
of having one or more Anti-LecOmpton Democrats
absent Every vote must, therefore, be scrutinized
closely, for any default deserves to be followed BY
suspicion, considering known declarations here.
No evidence has yet reached ME at all conclusive
as to the justice Of these eliminating speculatIons'
or rumors sustaining them, which have been sent
abroad. One reason is, beside the confidence de-
rived from former tests and the palpable disgrace
following desertion now, that Speaker OFT sug'
gested to-day that he would allow the majority to
pame the Committee if conference was granted.
There must be some deep motive for such sugges-
ton since if followed il could result in no practical
good. Still there is a nervous anxiety to get over
the impending struggle. Unless suficientforce can
be detached to obtain conference, the Anti-Le-
compton column will appear solid, because those
inclined " SUCH d tUuIsC VII uOb " shCh'
,eye. or make sacrifices without advantage gained.
The pr, posed telegraph to Utah was virtually
allied in the Senate to-day.
Mr.. Stephens tried hard to pair of Dir. Davis
Miss On the coming vote, but no Republican
would consent.
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Afr1 -, 1885,
Tie Sena.es request for Committee OF Conference
on tie Kansas bill vii, by gener, agreement, be acted
upon tv tie House tomorrow, at O'Clock. There is
srcpg probability thst the House will grant the COM
mit.ee.
The Lecomptopites firmly calculate on JOINT
Arrangement 10 admit Kansas under the Lecompson
Constitution if na in the precise words OF the Senate
bill. with such notifications as will not sacrifice the
principle Of that measure.
Tie President has determined to take the volunteer
regiments from the Western States.
Amemorsl from the citizens Of Carson Valley, ask
mo the erection of Territorial Government, has been
TO the House by the President, and reered
10 tie Committee or Territories.
Messrs. Hale, Mason and Bisler are the Committee
Of Tie Senate spPontei to investigate the complaints
Of the inmates Vi the Military Asyl um near Washing
ION. sgsfs. the management and discipline Of that
restitution.
ResumptiOn of Payment.