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WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 3. 1853.
The Hou,e curtsiled the Senate extension Of tie
session partly because the members are disguised
with tie undigpifed outburst Of buukun by the
Prtsif entail asprsnts in the Senate who have seized
upon tie occurrences in the Gulf for demsgogicl
purposes. The feeling Of the House on this cub.
iect WAS markedly shown to day in tho vote On tho
request Of Mr.. Cl,y Of Kentucky to DO excusel
from serving on tie Committee 90 Foreign AfSrs.
on the ground that in bis judgment the Committee
YVES not tisposed to rssentthe British ousrsges with
sufficient spirit. The HOME efectusly snusbed
his attempt to make sensation, BY quietly excrs.
ing him.
The vote Of the House disorganziDg the Terri
tory of Minnesota vas in contradiction to tho pre-
cedents se. BY former Congresses in Like cases.
The rule hitherto has been that the formato Of
State out of portion Of Territory did not sbrs-
gate the organization Of the remainder Of the Ter.
rtory. The vote of the House was determined ia
some measure BY the personal unpolulaIity Of the
Delegate, Mr.. Kirgsbuy.
Mr. Haskiu, from the We.ts Point Committee.
will report to morrow. Messrs. Wood aud Hal.
Republicans, from New England, do not concur in
the reIcrt. Their reluctance to censure Secretary
FLOYD excites much comment Mr.. Wood voted
with the Democrats yesterday on the Fort Snelling
question Mr.. Hall did not vote
From Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON Thursday, Juue 3, 1853.
Mr.. Douglas introduced bill similar to that s
the North Eastern Boundary case, authorizing the
President, at his discretion, to employ the army
ard navy, and fifty thousand volunteers and ten
millions of money to prevent searches BY British
cruisers.
The President directed Inquiry to bs made at
Augusta TO- day concerning the source CT the DIS
patch alleging that an American vessel had been
fired into near Pepsacols, and ono man killed But
he received no satisfactory reply. Tho new'm
di,credited for the reason that il such Information
had been received, it would have come from tho
sea coast first, instead of the interior Of Georgia
If verified, it is likely to produce very serious
feeling here, and will at least lead to the retaliation
of following and seziDg the offending vessel That
course is urged by most discreet men.
The Senate was compelled to extend the session
one week from Monday but the House, being in
advance, would only consent to Thursday next.
Should the latter be accepted, it is not improbable
that session Of few days on Executive business
may become necessary.
M. Morrill, of Vermont most worthy fills Mr..
Csmpbelrs vacancy on the Committee of Ways
ard Mea
The lobby are enlisted zealously for Mr. Collns's
demand to get an appropriation of large amount
of money for service never performed under the
contract, and which was refused BY the lac Ad-
ministration.
A contest will occur in the House tomorrow 70
spsctipg the precedence as between the private
calender ard the Harris and Whyte election care.
There is nothing in the latter to engross In ,meuts
Of consideration except the violent partisanskip DIS
! played.
The House decided practically to-day that there
is 10 Territorial Government in Minnesota outside
| he State limits.
The news from Utah to-day conforms to impress
sions heretofore entertained at the War Depart
ment regarding the purposes of Brigham Young.
Some hope was entertained by the President that
as Gen. JohnstOn's dispatches did not make men
ton of any reference by Col. Kano to hostile pre-
paratons in Salt Lake City, there was dispo-
siton 10 pacific submission. If the recent inteli-
gence be confirmed, the new volunteer regiments
will be Immediately chosen.
Tie Senate finished the Civil bill to-day after
adding more than million and half Of dollars in
extras.
The Committee on Ways ard Means meet ia tho
morning to consider these amendments.
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