, 1861-07-16

3 $A9kAANNAVN&
Tie E,p.lsion Of Hdprr Czark-7ne Inpati.
r7,ce 0f khe Iaio,4 Troops to no for1oard-7ne
The stny1a Of Micues at Washington
gress will soon dry Up.
1spccial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercially
WAsu1HGToN, July Is.
The House did good thing to-day, expel-
lIrgt By little more than a TWO thirds vote,
CLARK, who fought OF ran 1gainst the Govern
1uent at BoonVille. Vallandigham aud Bur-
LIT were bitter against it: Of course.
The great feature In the Senate was the ad-
mission Of the new Virginia Senators, after
desperate effort by the two Delaware scnators
10 stare of admission, BY appointing an in-
ysstigating committee to examine facts noto-
ricus to the whole county. Messrs. Carlile
AID Wiley Tcze sworn in with only five neg
atiye yotes-tne Of them Bright; tho Indiana
Patriot hasn't half as good right to his scat
as they have.
Congratulations were shoWered thick upon
the firginiaDs by Senators and Represents
tives. and The galleries were hardly restrained
from applause.
les the Crittenden proposition. The Senate
will of course not touch it. Not loyal man
in either House but detests the word compro-
mise, With the feWest exceptions, this Con
gress is fully up with the peoples inexorable
resolution to make an end Of treason and re-
bellion, now aud forever. The opposition to
the permanent increase of the regular army il
an net disbanding it six months OF year after
the rebellion is etftctually queiled.
The House committee On corrupt army con-
tracts has already discovered astounding
swindles in subsistence and clothing lettings
by the War Department, previous to Quarter
master Meigs'e appointment, The old Con
gressioual thieves have been at work.
Hotels still througed with military office
beggers. Congressman arc worse beset than
even after the Inauguration. One good effect
Of this will be to shorten the session.
Especial dispatch to the n. L. Tribune.]
WASHINGTON, July II, 1861.
THE HORSES FOE CAVALRY.
Gen Meigs has procured a reversal of the
regulation requiring mounted men to furnish
their OWL horses. Hereafter the Government
service Gen. Meigs is iniusing great energy
into his bureau. Give him charge of the ex
pedition to Richmond, and our columns would
tread its streets in week.
ME- wR1GHT's SPEECH.
Tie speech Of Hendrick B. Wright, of the
Luze1ne District Of Pennsylvania, a Democrat
Of the strictest sect, was admirable in matter
and manner, and fully up to the demands Of
the country. His hearty declaration that the
Gully peace he would have, was on condition
thai the rebels should lay down their arms,
AID surrender their leaders, electrified the
House and elected applause on the floor,
which was rot long in finding an echo in the
galleries.
No speech this session has made more
favorable impression. Messrs. Burnett and
Vallandigbam felt it. The 1atter appears to
he acting as attorney for the Southern Con-
feGeracy, and tLe motion Of Mr.. Mcknight
empowering the Committee Oh Election to
inquire whether he Was elected to the Rich
u4ond or Washington Congress, had the edge
Il truth 10 1t. Both he and Burnett are loud
~ trying to make the word "subjugation"
Il@y the part Of its elder brother coercion"
THE kANsAs sESAToRsHIP.
F. P. Stanton arrived here to-day from Kan
tas, bearing commission from the Governor
70 till the vacancy in the Senate supposed to
he created by Gen. Lanes acceptance Of q
Brigade1's commission in the army. Mr..
Lane says he Aas not accepted the appoint
nieIt, but admits that when he does his seat
Fill be vacated. Atr. ataton insists that he
lfs, and states that Afr. Lane earnestly solicit
ed the appointment, that lie has it now in his
pocket, ttat he took the oath Of Office, and
has that also III his pocket That he Issued
Proel5nation to the people Of Kansas, in
which he announced his appointment, and
signed in his official capacity Of Brisadier-
General, and that these acts stop him from de-
lying that he has accepted the appointment.
The whole controversy thus turns on Ques-
tion Of fact.