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WASHINGTON, June Is, 1886
debate sprung up to-day in the Senate on the
subject Of the adjournment of Congress; and il
was very evident, from the tone Of the remarks
and the conclusive vote to- lay the whole subjec
the table, that Congress will not adjourn before
the second Monday in August, at the earliest.
Mr.. Benton's new army bill, for office ring tho
volunteers, was debated until very late hour,
and, all amendments being voted down, il passed.
There is particular news stirring to- day.
MIR. Sldell, late Minister to Mexico, has lett Tor
the North.


General Gaines is still here, but, it is believed,
has received nothing satisfactory from head quar-
ters.


II is rumored in various quarters to-day, that
be the new Major General, as lately authorized
Mr. Horn, Collector OF Philadelphia, was re-
jscted yesterday, for the second time, by an in
creased vote