The national Republican., 1861-01-26
Items Telsgraphed from w ashington.

Items Telegraphed from Washington.
Mr. Case, of Indiana, Of the House Commit
tee on Territories will report bill appropriate
ing 100000 for the relief of the sufferers in
Kansas. '.. =.
Ex.President Tyler has had q long, sa.isfac.
torv. and friendly interview with the President.
% Tbs latter @ expressed his belief that there will
be no collision between the Federal and State
forces during the remainder Of his Administra-
ton, and that he should certainly make every
effort to prevent it and to preserve peace.
The Committee of Ways and Means have re.
ported the following appropriations, for the
next fiscal year, for the support of the Govern.
ment:
Naval bill $ll,423,2223O
sund,y civil expenditures I,ssl,sssss 1sia sts ss
Deficiencies 292,3l638
Consular l,004,270.00
Military Academy ls9,337.OO
Pensions l,082,000.00
Indian affairs l,847,755.35
No bill has been reported for Notifications,
which are estimated at $S54,OO0 The Post
Office deficiency for next year is not included
above which is $5,39l, ,35O63. The total ex.
penditures for the postal service of 1862 are
estimated at $l5, ,79O, ,2S5.23.
Persons recently from Springfield report that
only Messrs. Seward and Bates have yet been
decided on for Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet, and no
others will be designated until Mr.. Lincoln
comes to Washington, about the middle Of next
| mouth.
The House special committee on the Presi-
dents message will report two bills at the first
| Il Al L.
employ the whole naval and military power Of
militia, to protect the public property, and the
other authorizing him to suspend ports of entry
at his discretion. This latter measure would
have the effect of compelling the South to pro-
cure their supplies of foreign merchandise in
| cities where the customs regulations and rev.
enue laws are properly enforced. 1t would not
interfere with the domestic trade.
The Republican Senators have determined
| in caucus to accept the withdrawal Of the ten
seeding Senators as an actual resignation
Messrs. Clay, Fitzpatrick, Yulee, Mallory, Iver-
son, Toombs, Davis, Brown, Chestnut, and Ham
mond, be stricken from the roll Of the Senate
BY this action, the danger Of the Southern
Senators reclaiming their Seats under pretence
that they had not resigned, will be avoided.
A letter received from Frankfort Kentucky,
says the Legislature passed a resolution author
izing the display of the national flag upon the
State. House, and the firing of thirty three guns
in honor of the Union. The flag was run up,
and committee was appointed to call upon
Governor Magoffin to obtain his authority for
using cannon. He refused. The Union men
then notified him that if he refused the use of
the cannon, they would take it. The Governor
then assented, and the salute was fired amid
the greatest enthusiasm Of the people.
The recent seizure by the police of New
York, ofarms destined for Savannah, has caused
some excitement in Georgia, and it is thought
that retalatory measures will be adopted.
gentleman of indianapolis informs us that
on last Sunday, in that city, at the closing ex-
ercises of a meeting at one Of the Methodist
Episcopal churches, Bishop Ames astonished
and thrilled the congregation by the following
prayer
1--WE thank thee, O God, that while treason
stalks abroad in high places, there is one man
who loves his country one man who will de-
fend his countrys flag God bless and protect
the gallant Major anderson and his noble
bdnd!"
The "amens" which came up from the
brethern around we're loud and enthusiastic
and when the congregation arose from theil
knees smiles and tears were seen struggling in
many countenance.-N Y Tribune
TENNEssEE.-Letters received here yesterday
from Tennessee, represent the struggle between
, the uuionists and dsunionists in Tennessee al
being the 6ercest and bitterest known to the
history Of that State. To such point is it be
ing carried, as that the former are proclaimint
, the purpose of taking up arms to resist revo
luton by which they are to be deprived agains
=. their will, of the benefits and blessings Of tn,