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WASHfNeION, July %, icDV. }
MR.. BRoDERIcK's CONGRESSIONAL SALARY.
When Mr. Broderick last left for California;.
borrowed $4,000 Of Mr.. Haskin, giving hin =
order on bis pay. There was 81 600 duo hin 4
the date of his death, which sum the Senate q.
dered to be paid at the last session; but the Aass
Dey General has decided that it cannot be lexan,
paid out Of the contingent fund of the Senate.
THE HOUSE PRINTING MATTER.
Mr. Par gborn, as attorney for Mr.. Ford, H.
House Printer, has taken upon himself no oblie,.
ton to pay any portion of the profits to Messrs D.
frees and Moran of Philadelphia. The two latter.
in connection with MI Pangborn, had an agree.
ment with Mr.. Ford, by which each was to receive
percentage of profits, they having procured "
election of Mr.. Ford as Printer. Mr.. PAnston
can now 90 into the market here, and perhaps bs.
gain to get the work done at less rate than tAst
which Mr.. Wendell was getting Of Mr. Ford
namely, 90 per cent. upon Government prices. &
THE VIRGINIA OUTRAGE.
The finale of the onslaught of the military, &c,
of Prince William upon the handful of Republi-
cans who had erected Lincoln pole at Occoqusa
Precinct, is Published in yesterdays Alexandra
and w ashington papers. The Republican party d
Virginia will probably lose nothing BY the unlawfd
proceeding
THE REMOVAL OF P0sTMAsTERs.
The sword has been for some time hanging ov0
the head of Postmaster Miller Of Columbus, CHA,
and it is now confidently asserted that Mr.. Dswsoe
has been appointed to his place. The pressursh
immense upon the Post Office Department to d.
capitate Douglas men.
THE LIME-POINT FORT MATTER.
Lime Point, near San Francisco, has been
bought as site for fort. The price is 5000, 0oe
to be paid when good title is made. 1t will b
remembered that fierce war was made BY Seas-
tor Broderick against the appropriation for this
object, on grounds of exorbitency Of price and
defect in title
THE DIsUEION GAME.
The Charleston Mercury is calling attention to The
character of the next Legislature of South Care
lima, urging the selection of certain class of men,
The thiI has an interest because il is understood
here that the disunion game is to commence IN
South Carolina and Mississippi, by the action oftho
Legislatures of those States, respectively instruct
ing their Senators and Representatives not to
assemble in Congress at Washington in case Lin.
coin should be naugurated.
THE BRECKENRIDGE ASSESSMENTS.
1t was currently stated here that Mr.. Holt,
Postmas ter General, refused to subscribe to the
Breckenridge fund; but it would be more correct
to say that he discountenanced anything Like an
official movement to obtain subscriptions.
70 the Associated Press.
WAsHNGToS, July %, 1860.
Mr.. Pombo, the New.Granadian Charge Afaires
ad interim arrived here Saturday, and brought with
him second copy of the Cass Herran treaty with the
ratification of his Government the first having il
May last, been lost overheard from sailing vessel,
which was proceeding from Carihagena 10 Aspinwau.
Although Mr.. Pombo is authorized to exchange the
notifications of the treaty he declines exercising the
power, this would be OF no present utility, because
The United States Commissi ,ner cannot be appointed
until Congress shall make the necessary provision, NOR
has New. Granada yet appointed Commissioners on
her part.
appears that she is DESTROYS of having this matter
disposed Of as others of interesting character are TO
be discussed with our Government In his interview
with acting Secretary of State Prescott, Mr.. Pombo,
by instruction from his Government compimented our
for the very happy selection in the person Of Gen.
Jones as Minister to Bogo.a, that gentleman having
Mr.. Pombo, it appears, was highly pleased VITA Mr.
Trescot who by his frank and courteous manners, d
popular with the diplomatic corps.
As the most popuous and richest States Of New
Granada are with Gen. Herran, who commands TIE
Government forces and as the armies Of the ev1lut
onary party composed specifically Of negroes and
these who depend on civil war fer subsistence the
triumph of the Government is considered be merely
q question of time.
John Dawson, connected with the Breckinridgs
organization in Ohio, has been appointed Postmaster of
Columbus, in place of Thomas Miller removed.