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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 4 liza
In the Senate to-day, Mr. Clay Of Alsbar. ma.
an elaborate speech against ishiDg bOrntie. y.
Hamlin will reply tomorrow. The bill r.ps.r,.
the bouDties is likely to pass. New Epglsnd !, :
be punished for her political here,es
The bin for tbe.admission OF Mime sot. viii ,,o,
ably pass the House IS it came from the Ser,s
1t SLOWS two Representatives, who will BE- Gu.
nsgh ard Phelps, Mr.. Becker having resirred q,
gone home.
Judge Loripg will probably be confirmed. Ia,
Lot without sharp scrutiny into his int.ll.ctu,
and legal qualifications for so important an oxce
In compliance with urgent representations fc,
Kansas, the President has decided to postpoos n
October the land sales IN that Territory
Mr. Matthew johnson of Toledo hm bssn A
pointed Marshal of the Northern District Of Oha
To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May T. 1853
The N1c. Orleans True Delta CONTAINS letter v,L
ten BY Gen. Walker to Senator Slidsll in which !.
saws that the laers at-ments in bis late speech W,
tissue of mil tatemepts false nsnustons anc rou
less facts.
The State Department is 10 possession OF al Ii,
facts attending the assault on Walter DicksOa, w.
vioer &c on hs vie and daughter, and murder 81 hi
son.inaw, Stenbecs, in Jsffa. j. W. GorhSn Ca.
sui at Jerusalem, aided by Cousul-Genera Del Lea
ater much labor succeeded in having the five GRIM.
male arrested four of whom confessed their guilt %
the Trial; and at lsst accounts the hrmsn ron Css
stan.ipople for their execution ali tina. was nee
70 ccnsummste the tragedy they had Commenced. ,,
n forfeiture of their lives expiation. The test
many of Mira ard Miss Dickson ievesls the shcC kim
details of the outrsges upon them. The State D~
rs,tment has sent letters to Messrs Gcrham and D.
Leon conplimenting and sppaudiDg their ccrduct.
The motion made by Mr.. Colfax in the House tc-isy
TO Law on the table the report from the Committee
Foreign Affsirs recommending the immediate sb'Ogs
ton OF the Clay ton-Buwer Treaty, was no. regards
as a test question. Beth is frIesds and oPponenh
want an opportunity for discussion.
Matthew johnson has been oppointed Msnhs
for the Northern stict OF Ohio In place Of Jabss
Fitch.
The Democratic Senators were in caucus this nom
irg relative 10 the legislative business. They Agreed
10 give the General Appropriation bills preference
and TO meet on and after Monday lex. at ii O'Clock
the morning.
The Democratic members of the House held .
caucus at the Capitol tonight to consider the policy
lereafter to be pursued respecting the admission Of
Lew States. Speeches were made by Messrs stephens
If Georgia; Jewett, Of Kentucky; Kulke, OF Mvy.
land; Clark and Haskin, Of New York Sbsw, Of Il
lipos, and others.
Owing to the thin attendance, Mr.. Cochrsne vp
authorized to call another meeting at any time to co..
si6er the subject. Mr. j. CLANCY Jones offered To
follow ing resolution, which was adopted;
Reed That approve OF the suggestion Of the Pteass
that the bills should BE- placed In his hands Tor CO
alteration at least three days before the final sunnsai II
Congress and that with the view TO accomplish We w p'
such precedence these bills may affect that OBJECT
Various reports were made from the Committee co
dert Mt subjects pending, sndit was nearly ii ocek
before the Caucus adjourned.