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WASHINGTON, Thursdsy, Jare TO- 1853
The Presidents Message, announcing the cicss
of the Utah war, was received in The Heu,e with
derisye laus hter 1t is a Virtual ackrowIedg neat
that tie Millions ne has spent on it were wasted
rectlessly. His recommendations Of economy
after his Adslii stration has crowded through Goa
cress tie most reckless and extlavsgant appropns.
tons known in our history, sre eminentls Bucssa.
snish. As lie recommends economy aud comedies
that the new regiments are needless, the Reputli-
caps will strive to defeat the fifteen. million loss yet
pending in the House.
The cause of the Paraguay war is explained BY
TIE appropriation just passed of $4,000 for 4
Commissioner to negotiate. Another Of the Kinss
iIier de is thus provided for.
The House unanimously to-day repealed all isn
autboriz Dg the Secretary Of War to sen militsJ
reservations. This is most significant condemas
ton Of Secretary Floyd, showing the unserss! 10.
willingness to ALLOW hun to display any more Fort.
Smelling talent, or to give him any discretion what
ever.
The Secretary of the Treasury complains Of tho
passage of 80 many private bills which require
money, but mas no objection to millions for collect
ing the revenue and for Utah contracts ct ensr.
NOUS prices.
There is reason to belisve that the Admiuista.
ton, some months since, requested the British
Ministry to charge the cruising place of the slave.
trade suppression squadron to the Gulf which was
accordingly done.
The House hes been in Committee Of the Whole
four times yesterday and to-day. Three Of the four
Chamen were Ylreinians, viz: Messrs. Bocock,
Faulkner and Millson. This may be considered
quite I'D TO their share as at this period of the EOS.
sion decision on the applicability of amendments
| has almost absolute lrcc. After sharp contest,
! the Democracy in the House carried By ak major
ity en- amendment giving the Iodian Agents, with
consent Of the Department, the power not oayto
remove persons from Indian reseryst atoms who ste
there contrary to law but tho additional despotic
authority Of expelling other Americ citizens who
may be legally there, but whom they happen to
consider detrimental to the Indians. This sur.
passes the old Alien and Sedtion law and il grant
Of power very likely to be abused.
! a sudden outbreak between Senators Gwin aud
/ Wson, this evening, caused profound sstOnshmeut
in the Senate. Mr. Wilson was speaking Of tho
way Government WAS pundered in Catfornis.
Mr.. Cwin initiated that Mr.. Wilson talked Ike
demseogue. Mr.Wilson replied that he would rather
be demagogue than thief; meaning to apply tbs
term thief to tho plunderers Of Government 10 ca.
'ornia. Mr.. Gsin ssked for an explanation. NJ
Wilson said he had none to give, upon which GAIN
taid be was calumniatcr, liar aud coward. There
the colloquy ended.
From a Special Coy,sspond,nt
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 10, 1853.
Dispatches received here from the Admin.
istration State Convention al Springfield, Ilisoil
state that John D,ugberty was nominated for State
Treasurer, and John Reynolds for Superintendent
Of Public Schools. There selections emphasize de-
teImiLed hostility to Douglas, and must lead 10 On
iirecoucilabe breach between the two wings Of the
Democratic party in Illinois. Ournteligeuce states
that one fifth Of the counties in the State only werc
represented aud that large lumber from these
counties withdrew, and more than ha.f the rest will
bolt the ticket.
At date Of our dispatch the notorious Carpentee,
United States Disbursing Agent, was speaking. sod
declarrg that Douglas should be beaten even il the
Republicans should triumph thereby.
Leb, the General Mail Agent, an exMormsu,
and, according to public documents, fornshy
leader Of the Dante orgsnizstion 10 Kansss, swcsn
that the Douglas regular ticket shall be beaten at
all hazards, and every postmaster removed who
does Lot support the Administration or Repubhca
ticket.
The nominees Of the Convention were originally
opponents Of the Nebraska BILL though nov Pro
Slavery leade RS in the Democratic Israel.
The hostile separation between the two wingsd
the Democracy IN Illinois is now Inevitable. Tho
nominations of the Buchanan Convention were To-
tended To make direct war on Douglas, and tb
Low impossible for him not to confront the issw
distinctly ard broadly.
In notic'ng yesteldsy, the instructions given
our Naval c'licers in the Gulf, should have sisted
that they directed that 10 acts Of visitation deta'
ton or examination should bc permitted in tier
pressnce By British cruisers Such contingency
could h,rd! by possibility arsc aud therefore ne
p'ovisc acted as prohibition because u1der Il
officer would venture to retasts without eeeiag
though even know ing outr,ges TO have been perps
trated. Tbs looks as if the Administration ID
tebded 70 guard carefully against any collision. nov
"tbs,aldrg it, teli;gercn. professions.
The Postmaster General signed condisionMoe~
tract with the Tehsuntepec Company ysstsfsV
Tor SOS, 900 annually Tor carrying the mail to sn
franciico. lie admits that there exists daRas
as to The title of the grant. An immense lobby"
engaged in this business.
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