, 1860-06-05
From Washington.
Especial Dispatch to TIT n. r. Trihune,1
WAsulYutux Eddtr LIMA iss

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THE ADMINISTRATIONS connrn.,..,,
p,,,;,l- 1.g.-,.. - p.:,-s soA1. .FftoSs.
hs e4 ~. ~ 11nes, h o! fh'aaelphla, finding that
Houses copeuded - arswsr us.ots ~ me naE o. ths
b. ~ corods Is reo;s. ~ answer toe question put
r;n,,.1- raf,s"a a. Cnu4oit1tee, "nch he had pre-
nas1 tdsa-d p"n ~ ~. az s1asea that the VT"
ignorance OF any knoyIedps Of a connec.;on
With fraudulent naturalization papers, had told
ain ai, taat Collector Baker had taken trunk
nneo Win tnem up the railroad for distribution
III ieoe:
IT, aaoFe"s o. Cteraland testified that the
ss.e postmaster General Brown hAd repeated
of the Iecnn,rton ~, i'm R1uolng soe passage
course Of n enbcrs fnom 0h;o m tbst .rh;s~t
He had promised to induce Mr. Cobb to annoint
brother Of Mr.. Hall. then a mernher 4 w
office in the Marine Hosp,tal at l;aTeiand If h.
would support the English bin. H:mseif and
others were applicants for ofices ices At tbat tine. n
but all action was suspended until the Bill was
carried, with a view Of enli3tine their uuited
influence.
Horace F. Clark also testified, but principally
ia reference 10 the efIorts msde ~ Nsz.r1
brown, schell md others to induce lin to
Change position.
4psEycr ov IN .corp
Nr. Cobb has rome 10 t;eor1;a to intend ~.
Democratic State Convention! which viii meet
on Mondav. aad to which he va. elected = dale.
gate by the people Of his own county.
Mr.. Stephens is also q member Of The same
Convention, and an animated struggle for a.
cenaancy is exrceted, with the chance in favor
has more hold ou tbe party organization. It Is
expected that the Charleston 6e]evntes will ho
rccomp,issioued to baltimore and Riehmond' "
ur norr,.,,s ,,oe,.,
souie ooMe " " ~ nn9saas lf1snos now begun TO
esspa;s o. Us nomlaa'oo' whils others are still
san2ulne o. sueces:, In the belief that the
southern delegates iasoraole to him will be ad-
1sn .s aue .otues eiass are VIKING 10 tans'
ies !netf soFpot' 10 AAF. Stephens Of GeoFg1a-
THE SCENE IN THE norss.
TIE whole DAY, which should haye been de,
voted to private bills in the House. was entireiv
lost by cne Of those tiiscreti,ab;e scenes which
have been so frequent this session.
Mr. Winslow brought in cytracts from tbe
minutes Of tue Covode COMMITTEES. and chGr9s5
that tl;ey h:d refused. tbouoh Il nnnasra5 ~
Com ri Zee was equa!Iy di7ided. fp enmmnn
son,e t,xantv n,,d = ;tra,ss' 49,, ~ summon
and asked The Soeaker's ordef for ths;. atta5d'
nuee. ~'
{sppealinp 10 Nr Winstnw n cor-se, NJ r. y
error), that he had offered Ia summon = rs.son.
able number to nroye anv cboroe v;tt;1 ~
scope Of tue Cotnn,ttbc- hut was unv;i1;n. -
assume tic fesnousihii,tv of >nch a 1s-as5s1 ~
penditu1e. where 70 PUBLIC object wns cnntern.
NATAL H.. h,d 49,, f.r.hs.l, slss., - .E eonseM
he inyest,calnn ond 'aI n,ass an1oogooot
plain than The otuer side for he had heco es,n sen
pe1led TO advance money himself to bring vii.
signed YESTERDAY. A'''A WIS July
lie sl1ow ed hat will, III. ;n-,..:..:n
been directed against parsons in Gav.rn,,aot a.ut
emplnyncnt, or others, for whose ADVANTAGES
public patronage had hseo ,,ad H. ~ W.aa's W.aatsae
proposed inquiry into the end;,nre
means 10 detray the e.pense. atsend;rg sa.o a,a.'
tioas Of members Of Congress e*~s
Several interesting letters were nroduced
from Mr. Dunhan, show,nn .b- Srep"eM'I psooMucst
had 50 suddenly depa,tsd for Enr7na rhs-s
was much effort to obtain the fioor e n. c1osa
of his remarks, but it was assigned to Mr, Trair.
to whom reference WAS made in thr nn;nr1ss
of the Committee produced by Mr. Winsinv
Still Mr.. Houston Of Alabama vnr;f.ro+aJ -.
cording to his Offensive custom mn, a.. ~araa.
edlv c1l'ed to o.der, but did rot fies;st t;fl
checked Lr the Sneaker and than sT,a~ s.... 80.
rude reflections. S0''e
Ms. Train, in openinc. said he would eors;dar
himself guilty of eros. imnronr;e,r ~
Der and ceutleman If ba ins;s,,d ,,naaa.i
dress;n., ths fh,;- ord ;n.s..,..: opon az
whea be was not en.,tisd ~ X psI Hno. 'e"@tAs
This plain declar,i;nn ~ !, r',,a ~ F.s
applicable to himself nnd othsrs 80 ~
by Mr- Uon.ton ;r,o ~ ngsae; ~ A soas1lueo
and he innnired whatl,ar+ ~ +ha .an,.st .npu.a1on;
to him. 'A~ As'aA1~ "as app'teo
lfr. Train answered. caImiv md dcc;d.d,v
he meant \ hat he said, wheTeupon Mr. Hons.
ton uenounced him rs disgra eful liar and
ee9unn.el: n m
os"ch lsn h' so'o n'1s nc "as wholly indifferent
~ Xnee xir si'a.ss, lnass. ,.-
of censurp. anil tL,To ,sss 3,.,aS eso.u''ou
both sides. Tue friends of III, Uou,ton wanted
Sit. Train included, but Mr.. DAWES manfnIly
came to the rescue Of his col]eorna cauxrI ~,
language to be reed. and said F. annla5 = -
the whole House, challenging nnv eant,a,a j., -,
deny its truth. eN''AA ~
Several hours wore co,,su,cad n ,,.a, -
'ne Oc!Loc.at3e s'de 10 eTada vote because it
n+-.;1 va" 1r 'fo te one teS. resolution; it would
tns,J'.sg ~ oce,,r1aS M s :5of: ,s: ssefal personnl
.najy Mr. 5ti,[sen. WIN is ,uuch rss,o.,.I5 F. -
Hoase, asked hearing for Mr. Houston, ex-
Pressing The belief that satisfactory expiapa.
ton "e!iid be uade.
At. Sherman consented to withtleav the res
otutlcn fer thnt purpose, and Nr. Houston re-
ff,rs. e. h; ;e.:, 49, "i'o''re'4eu 10 tue
rum. 1'e' ALA "eso-
Mr. Train bore himself with c,cot d;on;,~ ,a
dccis,ou during this scrnp md nns ,s.t;' ~" "Ie
ohuec W 1lf+ Dawe*. 1t il hoped the 1cas1u
Sna Pto'e uselu4 70 AF. houston, whose constant
.ntst W." interference nave greatly M
noseu inc HOUSE
tspecsal Ds@pa'ca 10 the cinc:n.at, oszettel
WAsusx1zoS, June !. lseo.
nLA1E vs.. BARRETT.
The coale,.f.,, c.rct;o, r,so of ,.,,;u.
rett will cons m in fhe HnuSs ra-4 ~ .,.,sI- Ut
Blair viii uimos. ce.tainir r..t thn se., ' "eeA'
TIE TARIFF ELL. :.
i powerful effort is making IL nu4 tba tar;n
ahd loan bill through, and 1 think it will sue
. sseu: !pau Is necessary, and the House
to such d Modification OF thr tar,fi AZ viii .;rs
revenues sufficient to NEE. the expenses OF the
oofet1n'ent.