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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1915
Trial Of lMcNidty-IHe Senate, and the Difficulty
about the Printing-Arriual of Mr.. Webster-
Senate ,caiting for Mr.. Caihoun-Letter from
Joseph Graham at Buenos Ayes-.Ihe British
and French-Sympton,s IN Congress of IVar on
the Oregon Question-Mr. Harris about to ieare
for South -Americd-Ihe Teas Annexation
Cheap Postages TO be raised-Ifon. Robert Dale
Oicen's Plan in Brief Of the Proposed SmAlso-
niaa Mstitwtron-A Grand Design, and a Prac-
tical one.


This being the day appointed for the re susc,aton
House Of Representatives OF the United States. be.
fore the Criminal Court, Judge Crawford presiding
the list of witnesses were called over, and three
only answering to their names, to wit, Benz B.
French, clerk Of the House, Chauncey Restor,
cashier OF the Patriotic Bank and Charles Suydam,
merchant Of New York, the case was set aside tlI
tomorrow morning The prisoner looks remark a.
bly, well, as If he was certain Of making clean
business OF the indictments against him, which we
hope may be the case, but there are those of his
friends who appear less sanguine. A fortnight
hence will disclose the real character Of the alleged
defacations, and decide, perhaps, the fate Of the in
dicted party, tor better or TOR worse We wish him
safe deliverance.


Mr.. Webster arrived in town this evening, at





Senate tomorrow. Mr. Calhoun has not vet arriy.
ed, and Is not expected before tomorrow evening
The vote upon the Senate printing will probably be
withheld until his arrival, should he not arrive be-
tore the middle OF next week. 1t is the purpose of
the majority to test hun this question Of the
printing, and to secure him from the start Mr.
Calhoun Is an independent man, however, and if he
votes Tor kchie " Heiss, it will be because OF the
great reduction OF the printing which will be ex-
acted from them, In having the work Of both Hou.
ses, as hrst consideration While the Union firm
are sure OF the election, the IT, s. Journal copa r.
nershlp have not rellnqushed the possibilitv OF p
diversion to their success. They have fallen down.
we believe, to bare possibility, from expectations
which, two weeks ago, were brilliant as Juoiter =
For rapid execution OF the work of the two Hon
ses, for the sake of giving employment to large
number OF idle printers, we could wish Dow Il FISK
to get the Jobs Of the Senate But their chance is
suspended upon bare possibility.


We have been shown, by gentleman in this
Guy, letter, per ship Chancellor, from Mr. Joseph
Graham, Mr.. ryler's commercial agent to Buenos
Ayres, dated Sept. 23d, lS45, in which he says.-


Yesterday we 0he Americans Of the North were
notified by the English and French Of blockade of this
port Buenos Ayre and Of the whole coast of the pro
vince by their combined forces to be put on morrow
have communicated the particulars TO the State Do
partment," &C.


the whole oi this movement. as Of the collusions