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WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, 1853.
The Depsrtra emit of the Interior received dis
patches late last night dated 81 Bonneville, Mo-.
yesterday, stating that the Democrats (Border
Ruffians had elected the State officers and Legs
latuIe Of Kansas. A Government agent had ex-
pressed the news down TO Bonneville for the pur-
pose of sending it on to Washington.
F,o- Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. II, 1853.
A dispatch dated Jan. 10, from Mr.. Martin the
secret spent of the Administration in Kansas, re-
ceiyed by Secretary Thompson this evening says
that the Pro-Slavery party has carried the State
Officers. that the Legislature 10 in doubt, and that
the vote on the Constitution is closer than has been
heretofore supposed probable. This account varies
from that given by the telegraph yesterday materi-
ally.
Lord Napier proposes enlargng his establishment
in order 10 be able to effectively celebrate the mar
rage of the Princess Royal of England to Prince
Frederick William. son of the Prince of Prussia,
The present regent and heir apparent. ms event
occurs on the 18th inst, believe.
The Committee of the House on the Territories
will. come to definite decision respecting the
Minnesota Constitution on Saturday. Several
objections intended to embarrass and delay the ad-
mission of the waiting State, are urged, but cannot
keep her out of the Union long.
The same Committee is engaged in hearing tes-
timony in the case of the Delegate from Utah. NO
decision has vet been arrived at but Mr.. Bernhelsel
will probably be sustained.
The speech of Mr.. Blair Of Missouri, showing
the INJURIOUS effects of Slavery upon men without
property, and recommending the colonization OF
Central America by free blacks, made a sensation
in the House. and stirred up the feelings OF the
chivalry not little.
The demonstration of Mr.. Stephens ofGeorgia IN
favor of Gen. Walker as the Legitimate President OF
Nicaragua, aud his eager defense of the expedition
deprecated his previous reputation.
The Senate sat five hours considering naval NOM
nations. The urgency of the case was occasonei
by the fact that the operation OF the last law on the
sobiect expires on the 10th of January. There was
much contest az to whether il was best to proceed
with the cases favorably reported by the Commit
tee or to take up the nominations in the order pre-
scented by the President.
After the confirmation of Com. Smith and
few others upon the first programme, the case Of
Lieut.. Maury was recalled. Then a motion was
made to take up the whole batch of sixty, which
was adopted, and all were confirmed. A motlonto
reconsider ia, however pending, by which, if the
cause of objection be proasced in any particular
case, it may be subjected to scrutiny. Thus all
the recommendations of the Committee were over
ruled
The Committee appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the late Clerk have had but one meeting
ow ing TO the absence of member. No progress
has yet been made.
From Anothe, Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. IA, 1853.
The Administration has dispatch from secret
agent, Martin, announcing complete Democratic
victory in Kansas in the election of both Governor
and Legislature. Plain Dealer Gray Is to be re-
moved from the Cleveland PostOffice, unless he
resigns, for refusing to denounce Douglas. The
House unanimously postponed closing the debate
on Central America one hour, in order to let Mr..
Blairspeak-a rare compliment His speech was
bold and outspoken.
In the fve-minute debate on the amendments to
the reference resolution, Mr.. Palmer of NewYork
made telling speech, raking the Administration
numerically.
Eli Thayers Central America amendment was
rejected.
Mr.. COfax moved the passage of instructions to
the Committee TO make the neutrality laws more
rigorous The motion was lost BY vote Of 80
to IS
John Cochrane moved that the laws should be
amended. Carried largely both ant-flbusters
and illibusters voting Yea. But this action may
be reversed in the House, because admitting of q
double construction.
Mr.. Phelps's motion for a Special Committee
on the Pacific Railroad will probably be adopted
tomorrow.
The Administration adheres TO the LecOmpton
swindle strenuously despite legislative instructions,
aud is hopeful Of success.
southerners insist that the double-headed Con.
venton of Minnesota was as irregular as that of
Kansas
The Senate Territorial Committee on the ques-
ton of admitting Minnesota stands probably three
for to three against it. Mr.. Jones is doubtful.
Many Republicans are incensed that only the Con-
sttution signed by Democrats was sent on, con-
trary to the agreement at the Conference.
NETWORK.
To tie Associated Press
WAsHIsGros Thursday Jan. IA, 1853
Tie receip at the Treasury improved considerably
during the past week. The hundred-dolar notes are
issued at the rate of hundred thousand dollars per
day No larger denominations have yet been received
from the engravers.
Tie L. S. sloop-of.war Marion is fitting cut at Nor