Engaged on Brights case—I made a speech against followed by Foster & others on same side—Willey of Va. for him—Sumner agt him *At night ...

Continued the Bright case. He delivered a written speech very much modified in tone from one he made last week. Upon examing the Globe for t...

This has been a bright and pleasant day, the first in a long time. M. this morning stood at 20. The snow has mostly thawed off in the street...

WASHINGTON, July 26, 1856. DEAR GOVERNOR—Would it be possible for you to attend our great mass convention, to be holden on the Tippecanoe ...

RICHMOND, [VA.], December 3, 1855. MY DEAR SIR: I have merely time to write to you to ask you to see Mr. Bright and represent to him that ...

MADISON, IND., September 2d, 1854. DEAR HUNTER: Yours of the 15th ultimo with letter in behalf of Mr. Lyle is received and for which accep...

WASHINGTON, June 2.—The following is Mr. Brooks’ letter to the President of the Senate, referred to in the Senate proceedings of yesterday. ...

We find the following in the Baltimore Papers. With regard the Sumner’s statement, we may remark that it disagrees, in important particulars...

Harrisburg, Pa =Sunday Evening— Augt 5, 1860 Dear Lincoln — I reached Fort Wayne about 12 oclk Thursday night, & met Mr Willi...

At the election to be held in Indiana next October, Congressmen are to be chosen with minor State officers (Secretary, Treasurer, &c.,)...

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. – HOUSE. – The House considered the Senate amendments to the diplomatic appropriation bill and [then] concurred in tho...

In the Senate, Thursday last, Mr. Harlan made the following reply to Mr. Davis of Kentucky, the subject under discussion being the ever pre...

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. – SENATE. – Mr. TRUMBULL modified the amendment so as to confine the bill to any State or District in which the laws o...

(Special to the Tribune.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. – A telegram, signed by Representatives McKean, Fenton, Wheeler, Clark, Spaulding, Frank...

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24, 1862 It is raining in this miserable city, – it has rained for more than two weeks.   The roads are almost impassa...

. . . made in the Senate of New York in the debate on the expulsion of Mr. Bright, by Judge Law of Sullivan County, we find the following s...

The Indianapolis Journal says: “We understand that Jesse D. Bright returned home last Saturday, and stopped at Madison on his way up. ...

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 Jesse D. Bright will be expelled from the Senate, but probably not till Tuesday, as there will be a long executive...

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. Mr. Foster of Connecticut, having repented in the Bright case, and McDougal having also pronounced against him, t...

REPORTED FOR THE DUBUQUE DAILY HERALD. THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. An Immense Corcoran Meeting in Boston. SENATOR BRIGHT EXPELLED. GEN. MEA...