, 1860-01-28
From Warrington.

: NEW YonK. Jan. eT.-The 1'i5un<'s WASH
ingtoh correspondent says the Southern 0ppo-
sition will hold caucus to-day for the purpose
Of deciding upon their future course rasnes Anout
By demonstration for some Candidate on the
Republican side. in difference to iis large plu-
rality, but it is doubtful whether the response
bility Will be taken.
WASHINGTON, Jau. ee.-Thadeus Hyatt, Pre-
sident Of the National Kansas Aid Committee,
will, On the first Of February, appear before the
Senate Brown raid Committee in relation to the !:
disposition Of the funds raised By the 1ri6ans
for the relief Of Kansas in the fall Of 1856.
It is now reported that the promised letter
from Senator Wilson cannot be found, but the
testimony Of Realf and Wilson himself Us to
ity contents, will probably be taken as sufficient.
Dr. Howe, to whom the letter Was written, has
not been subpened TO appear. He is now in
Canada, md i. is said be will have no hesita-
lion to appear and testify, if wanted.
Mr.. Giddings has never refused to come here.
He has been absent from home on q lectusing
tour, aud tile subpoena sent to Ohio for him did
not reach him, but q notice Of the TACT has
reached him in another State, and he is daily
expected here.
Uil john Browns son, John Brown, jr., will
not consent to come here, nor Sanborn Of Mas
| sachusetts, either.
| L. Acht, Superintendent of the Ell passo and
Fort Yuma wagon road, for the construction Of
/
been indicted by the Grand Jn1y Of: this district
upon charge Of fraud. forgery, T.. An ave-
1anche Of witnesses from Boston has been pre-
cipitated upon Washingt: to testify in this
case, but ths witnesses say they hare no knowl-
edge Of what they are expected 10 testify TO.
NEW ToaK, Jan. o7.-The Commercial Adeer-
ti3er OF this eSeaing says private letters from
Washington assures US that an effort Is being
made to obtain the unanimous consent Of the
Republicans 10 change their candidate, and to
unite the vote Of the party upon coFwin or E. J.
Morris. aud VIC are further Informed By gentle
men who are on confidential terms With Messrs
Briggs, Adrain and Briggs, h It these three
members would vote for ellher If these gentle
l1cn spoken Of for substitute of Mr. Sherman
4 despatch f:om Ca&tta a ,ooga says the gap Of
tbr Mississippi Central kaiiroaa will be .inlsnee
on Jan: 26tb, and that on the 29th the connec
ton will be made through to New Orleans
Time to New York 81 hours.
The steamship karapak arrived this eyenin.
from Havana 18th, ria Nassau ed.
Earkentine Young America, from New Or
| leans for New York with molasses, sustainea
considerable damage BY collision with IN I'm
known vessel, md had been brought to Nassau
by wrecleEs- Salvage settled tor Is 900.
WASHINGTON, Jan. e7th.-Dr S. G. Howe ba
returned from canada and, is expected to ap
pear before the Senate investigating committe
next week.
Gen. Ponleroy aud Judge Army are now her
cooperating with Ho. H. ]. Parrot, Delegat
from Kansas, to effect the speedy admission {
Kansas Us State, under the Wyandotte Cor
stitution. Messrs+ Pomcroy and Army are cnr
didates for Senatorship under the new Const
tuition.
The investigating committee are not in Sc:
sion today They will probably not meet bt
fore Monday.
The prlpe'pal reason why the Peruvian Go,
ernment refuse to make restitution for the sci
J ure Of the vessels Lizzy Thompson and Georg
anna, is that they were engaged in the guam
: trade. mud under arrangements With the revolt
: onists, cont,a-Ytto Law. 1t was supposed
Peru, that the American Minister, Mr. Clay,
: personally interested in the claim.
5 Leno Z CARA, the Peruvian Minister to The I
: S., is lying dangerously i'll in Washington.
It was said Judges Rittie and E1more, fto
, kanas, are here TO settle the United States Di
l trict JHd: e quest on in the event Of the q
! mission Of khnsas as State.
). Mr. Smiths vote for Speaker included Il
. votcs of all the Northwestern Democrats, nil
a three exceptions. Mr. Smith utterly disavows
: uuy connection with the Know No.hing Ord
or its principles. lie would hare been electt
J. but for the withdrawal Of several pennsyIyan
= members who had supported him.
Il The Republicans are TO have q caucus to-mu
i | row noon IN the Hall Of Representatives. It
i supposed tonight either Mr. Corwin or u
Pennington will be nominated. probabiiti
n | ora n fnTor nf fhc latter