, 1860-06-11
From HEak1lin Gtnll.

The Senate passed tile House resolution for
adjournment on the 18th inst. By two majority
~ to Fl. Mr. Bright called it NJ alter full
understanding with Mr. Hunter and the Demo-
cratic side. 0nly two Rerub'icaus voted Tor
the resolution -Messrs. uale aud Ctark-yery
much to the dissatisfaction OF their political
friends, inasmuch rs the Democrats wcrc de-
termined to carry the resolution without aid if
necessary. Consequently. the assistance Was
entirely grntuitous, md reflected no credit on
either OF the Senators who thus separated from
the Republican side to accommodate their op.
ponents. Others were absent who had better
have been in their places. The real design Of
this movement, which has been contemplated
for fortnight past, though disclaimeo, has
been to kill of the admission OF Kansas, the
Tatih the Pacific Railroad, and other measures
of import Ance, ia order to disembarrass
the baltimore Convention in regurd to these
issues.
Mr. Hunter and the master spirits Of the
Senate hare never intended to do anything hut
pass the appropriation bills, and renew the
Treasury notes, If practicable.
THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS.
Mr. Wade made m attempt to take up the
bill for the admission Of Kansas, upon the
Gratis yesterday that they would permit a vote.
But they voted down the motion by five major
ity, only two Democrats voting for It, und 80
against. Every Republican voted for it.
[special Dspasch 10 the Ciucinnat! G.zettc.l
WAsu1xa1os, June 6. 1850,
THE DOUGLAS MOVEMENTS IN THE SOUTH.
The Douglas movements in the South are
fullr understood here. The Star OF this eyen-
ing says Of .hem: Is Tho meaning Of all this is
that the Donglasltes Of those States are carving
out to the letter the instructions sent to them
from this city 10 get up coutestiug delegations
TO Baltimore, in the hope that tie minority of
tile National Convention will exclude tile States
represented By those who seeded Ut Chartes.
ton, and proceed to nominate Douglas with
those States nOn-represented. except By the
fraudulent delegations which have been directed
10 IT. On the ground nt baltimore. There is no
possible chance that auy such game can sue
ceed, as q prospect os its success would instant
II drive from The Contention all the delegates
from a!l the Southern States, aud also the Anti
Douglas delegates from all the Northern States,
leaving to act with lhe bogus Southern deleSa-
tions but leun minority oftae original Charles
ton Contention, the majority Of which will, Of
course, in my such event, proceed to make a
National Democratic ticket that will triumph in
every Democratic State Of The coutederacy.
The Douglas men intend, nj Baltimore, TO re-
sibt an opening Of the Platform question, and
will introduce resolution at an early horr to
conlpel all the delegates to pledge themselves
in advance, to support the nominee.
Dy this they hupe to drive out the regular
Democratic delegates. and pave the way for the
Southern Douglas men. 1t is strong game,
but won'i succeed.
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'A'AA''"A W 1ns 'AFAN*st 'o1 "AA''A'D@
It having been announced that at halfpast
| eight clock this morning, the Japanese En-.
| bassy would take their final departure, long be-
fore The hour mentioned the thoroughfares sur
rounding their quarters ut Vii lard'e, were
throuRcd By an anxious crowd. The steps lead.
ing to the entrance on Fourteenth street, from
| which they were to proceed 10 their carriages,
were completely besieGed, andi: Was with great
sutticinet space open through which they might
pass. The attendants were the frat to come
forth, and as they moved through, the hand OF
mostly children, who, with their merry voices,