The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume], June 03, 1858, Image 6

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1.l VIV. I SIN
m 111.1U11 sivi'tii. ii'imas.
the in o*f tU i!o w w 14** rn < jun#
Hri/hl o:» tli* *l« xy l<>i - ><i*4Utt«d lh** null,
Wlicu fr*m hii cou' fi, *h . *• • 1. 14 clilWlrtit wrre
»!♦•< piujjf,
Rom* t|»« bold rvht 1, »rnJ mbouM*n d hi- guu,
Waving id r gold* o >• »!
Ov»:f I >;*’ ADtUt dal*?,
I (lithe looked th- Olorrdog on rot’ago a id v r( ‘*
ll -l. J wan bia parting mgh,
v\ htlM from bia * )«
i iaabed th*- »a«l npaikh' ul überty 4 lh*.
On th* ■'fflootii gr«:* n w!i* r*; th* fr* i'-af >«
•im Inging.
( alroly th** born of /!•./ *• <>*»•• mlt ;
lf.Hk' lixub 4th voih | •*> . U«ll* H Mttgllv*'
Look ! wlUi III*! hhiod lh« Jf'iung gia *
la 1
Km lit is th I* * -»i »*r uth,
Murmuru.,, lo* ••» *!• ‘
‘To till imr aom* ii'<*v ti. ■ /-»ti»* i« )»**« dird
Novtrlu .*■«« th.* .i*»u hand,
Hi ih| for i iut»v« land,
h;«n by thn w*o*i*(ui •.'*» k;- uij at In* aid**
Or* r th" hii* -.■!•?• th.. wild ku*dl i« roiling,
From Mi«i! *4* himi*:U ti.« >'•oiiiaurv ohiiid .
An throngh f *i ilu flood* th*: hoiid-T burnt
roillto.,
Cui-io* thu hi*at of th* l iDg drum.
I 4at ill 11*0 **ol il< l 4 |i*Ui
llaikiii Uj«j v**««*ut wi.illi,
1.0. / h.ivr th* y gath* » 1 a.. J lou*l .hull th< y
tail;
lt dgill » 4 tii® IW'l* n’t ll.lkll,
No*, p my* ih rill- -v i r*Mh,
i. *. ng and • langiug froiu tin* kot and wail. 1
* only th*i pltiina of fh« hor-mntti wa* darn in ,
Nr»«r to r*ha I t\s hIM cold brow again ;
Ih *i i lly at inoi unig th«: wm loyd wm pi an*
d»g.
lh r.kn.g and panting h*i tJroopa on iLr icin ,
i'&U' i« lli*’ lip of r-i oi n
Voinalt an tin* linmprt horn,
Many a hr I lad Ini* ant
Low ou ti.u turf i*hall mat,
hr# th*.* tl.ii h liOlit*'i a tli*i It i d havn pu-.cd by. :
Snow gir<lUi*l craga wh* i«lha buafaa wind la
laving*
U *tka whi te* th . wi my il.io-li ui'u inm and
wail.
Wild*! whom the fun by th*» tnrrow i« wuvtng,
Hoi lid with th«* hue* th.it f ..da on tlm gab’
i > i •11 • i mp i ; *. i
Ovi*r th« ilaiki'in d hliU,
Far in tfi * -uordiina •tr* am * ovn th** plain,
Hotno’d by tin* tyt ifit bund,
Wok« till tin* lii'gbty mud,
* idcd lot buttle tioin uiounuin to inain.
*i• nl* * tba gru • • wiiai !***• martya ar** I;. j
lug!
hhroudl*o*a un i t »u*o!*:v» they uln uiik to llioir ;
r«*t'
Ahi .rr t‘. ii .t hr•» thi- *d.»i'iy fold riving.
Wrap® i>»*• proud tvigb- thay rouw d from hm
lU*4t
Hornn on bar nortin i n pn»v,
I ong o rr b* i louni.nn brim*
‘.•raad h**i In ud baniKi to -torin .mi i« nun
II »v«*n kt*i*p l»«r rvrr lr* a,
Wid® hi* <*>r laud and *•< u
PloaU Iho fun oinblriu liar hcio* 4 luoi won. . 1
4 o»*a* < .*l*»n ill.
Wa UIS .MiH, Muy ‘i't. ,
llm the K.'iiiti'ui.mi Hill wiwUk<ii
ip, wltni, I.) u niuj.'rity <>) tlmlnii, il.c. ii
k'tmu; . luii-i' w... nlrirk< u out, im.l tin -
m ii.mi’ w i.s
Mr 11 11 1 1 . I lii lumn, l.mu llu. imninit
[.'o »| | mt.W'il t.i rsato.ii. tit* a l .'iUl.U* of
M.mi. Mu.kihy oi .ii M.iwiiir,', li.lo diN>r
ki. |»'n< ol thi’ II "i n|. >il.>J tin- t>»tiin«»ii\
in ilio fii c, but mu.lt' i.o icfoiiiiiii'mlutmt..
llu a.-i ii .1 j irti. x bHviiiK jm .»fl boyoml Ui<-
in i• lit 1 1' :i ot iiu lion ... lit) liowi vt rro
~ r,itl it . .lution |.ruvi.lui*t lor it'ttttiii
lorm in tin) lo'.iiii)’ ro>iiu u.i lin tli. room
for (lie .Ii friir.i!i. ii ol ilorUtni'Ut..
Mr. .1. t.luiu \ .lon. !., It.on tint t‘oiimutt*v
... WuyA ..nil M .u. . i< |> uti tl a 101 l makiti:.:
i|>|irojiriutioiii to i|, (ray tlm i t ol col
■■ lint tbo rv» i i. li. m io. tom,., uutl ul*>
.1 Itlil U'H !.• I ...Olif II |o.»l| 111 tilt.Vll llll'llOl.i Ol
Joilai r.
11, i >ll .I 11 • ouiautl.i oil tile
lit. • Millet'll M tl*
ij.fl 10l t*.l ;
Mr I' ilia, iiiovtvl l jmi tjnm
lu ut until tl ■ oi.’l I n ..lay of Mciviulior.
Mr. 1' iiulk". r, "I \ .. .iiii.t, said tlmt ju
tiio to tilt! J-Vmliuy ol Will Ii ■ijuircd tliat
it should ll - UL't.d til ll 'U. lor our 111' Hil
not willii ku. i.i mto forth r tkUjr, mm)
w .is rciuly to in 1 • t tl.*' % f ".ii.
Mr. liic!j' of Mi 1.1, r. niuikitl that a
JsiStjioll UUilt Vtl' lld In' HI 1 I't The Soc
it .my li.nl Ih ,iim la ,;u>tl i i C : ■*" 'tlttltT 1 ’*
mid sl'ould Is no** tinl on tin- «!. ration.
It was the duty oi tli’ llou ..'to iiivi tiitutf
tlr matter and iimlie uji their j.i lrm ut ei
th r tiy at'|u,itiuir or ci'iidciuiiiiiir t!« iiirtt
* I 11. wat anuout to leave tin' city ut
th jkm. . 1 ti\ d h r tin udjourmn id, but
wits willing toi vli'nd the tone if ncomsarv,
in order tt* Iran u t the |> i'i|ie basiisv*.
l lu'motion ol Mr Mavis wm rejivtotl
ill'.' against 'Jtl Tl; -ul j. 1 1 win then |s«l
--p iled until Tin I iy.
Ihe Metis.' tin'll w.ii! into Committee,
w t) i dmirmon, oa th Natal \|>|>ro
|'T i.itii*ii bill.
Mr til.uicy .*i-Ina ii I tins a|iprojiriatioti
wus l .'*.ll .'■(*.l>oo lmr a rtvluetioil of
111 're Ih.n, 11 a mdl.mi hi the twigioal es
tiniati
Mi II ..H. oi Virumia, Mid that our
is w iti'ii i s ,1. iiv i; -t i a than s'ighles'il ,
or tweat* •. • w In. vfsai'b drawing
not in. iv mii i lu ll U\t should be con*
•truchsl, ill ' id r to ojh rate etlietually in
the waters oi t >. .ii l iie outrages in
the tJnll have t. . , uri ji atisl as to
I td to the infirvi.n »t th* viaitaUons ol
the thumb spriug ii• in th. ir onkTs. lie
hojtsl they would bed.'.n. sisl.but thought
ti e Is ; in, a.a of make s Hh- isvoliat.o.u.
ithvtaal, u:..| i f giving t ii.j f e,s to our ac
tion, is to b |irv|>urs\t to u* lend our rights,
lie spoke of the ecouoiuy ftisl fiotfiiey ol
gun b at- i r , Iby steaiu. ami tarrying
two of I •ahlgiwui ll inch piw . a slwtl
fr uu him of tin * *, U tirvsl into a large
Oie' vs . ild eith' r s or disable her for a
routes'..
Mr (•: iv. of lYmuylvuuia, CvMish'inmsl
the wi.mu on i ary pat' vt lor iHTUiannilly
im leasing the artuy and navy Wo wrest
ol the tridiut h. in tin jsrouj miotnoo of
llie sens in the I a-1 war. and its retore ueesl
not to mbls.' beft.ro Hntid. j>o» r Now as
tlien, e. ium. reial Wf-els .Id Iv iooevrU'l
Into lU' aiis .if dil 'ocs'. On shore, we fear
not the s "'idle., d lulis'iis ef the world, foe
as was -ud l y the tali di-'anguished Mis
sourian. " an em-iuy laieliug on our slsces,
would lx' a lugifiv. ,i (ir.som r or a lotpae.”
Me behevtvl that lac acts of tlv llrttish
i ruim-rs would lie di-avowisl and slis.rwnod ;
if th*y are not let us prepare to vindicate
the honor "I our country and tlic interest*
of our flat'
Mr U'Hii, of I'enmylvauia, n-plying to
Mr. <*row. dmiol that our navy compar-d
as favorably with that of * *nait Britain
now a* it did in the hurt war and referred
to the figtir*'*. allowing a great disparity.
I’he British have in fact the control ot the
issue We are not able to coi*: with her
steam vrsaela with oar insigmtn ant force.
When we light the British it must Is-on our
own shore*.
■Mr. Winslow, of North Carolina, showed
that w have (ewer now than in Jhl2,
notwithstanding 'sir commerce has increas'd
from H.iO.mm to five million tons.
Mr. I’hilliiM repliisl to Mr. (irow ex
• xpri King ha. regret that opposition to the
appropriation should come from a mends r
ul a .Stats' which Ins ever faithfully snje
js/fted the navy.
On motion of Mr. Tuyloi. ol N< w Vork.
mi amemlment was adopted, appropriating
tfolf.lhiO lor lilting in utthe Brooklyn Navy
Y ard, that sum Imvmg I*.'i n stricken out by
the Committee on W'uys and Means.
Mr. Woshuum of Maine referring to the
appropriation "I If 1,1 Ml.) for the con
struction of thriv steam sloop* of war, here
tofore nuthon/sd, m(|iiiris| oi Mr, ,1. Clancy
Jones, how la: propos.-d to rnan these ships
after they were constructed. Two thirds ot
thoHu who man the national ships wer lot
eigner*. Mai lie not know that a hill had
pu/vv d the Heiiate, the i-lfi-rt, if not the pur
|iow of which, was to destroy tic only
school lor native seamen we have.
.- Mt. Jones«Hpl'a.t that ->t was ths- ts.ly .-if
the CovrrnmiTit to buy sliijM. Cut he never
Is'lore knew tlmt it was a pmt ol the duly
ol the governm -nt to buy nn n, or to furnish
inois-y to buy them.
Mr. Washhiirn said, that was what the
Administration hud been doing the who!'
session. 1 1.mighlcr on the lte|sihlii an side |
Mr. I' lorem-e. of I’emwiylvamu, oil -red mi
amendment uppropi mtirig two and a hull
millions lor the constriction often.
The Chairman decided the amendment out
ol ordi r. it not Is-ing hi accordance w ith
laws, ami un upiicnl was sustai.MNl by the
Cniiiluilt.N'. Ihe lull was amended aisl laid
aside to Is' re|sirled to tlie Mouse.
Ihe llou,*! tisik up lie 101 l making up
propriulioii for the \ oluntocr Bcgirin iils
Mr Stanton,of Ohio, iisiuind whether it
was the evjN'Ctutioii to ordei them out, and
in what condition, in the I tah service.
Mr. .1. Clum y lois's rejiliid, that the reg
illioiit lor Texas will Is- rn|iiirt.d ill any
event, und that the other two will not he
called out by the Secretary of W ar links*
thoy were absolutely necissury, even il
tlm appropriation should Is l made.
Mr. Slanloii said it was lor the I louse to
d-trrmim) what uisaswity exists to call out
the troojis, und of the committee on Military
Allairs to iiujiiirv whether our proa ut re n
tion in l ull rendered it mto ary. lie
lull was laid usidi) for the present
Mr. Bowie, ol Maryland, having fr ipn lit
ly mterruj.ted the pris'is'dings liv disordi i ly
eonduct, tin' I 'onimittce, in consi i|iu'liee
rone hy a deei.uon of tlie I Imiriii.ui, is port
in! the fact to the irouso for its action.
Mr. Stanton niovixl that Mr. Bowie be
taken into tin eustisjy ef tlie Sergeant at
Aims to answer lor eoiiU'lupt, Imt iihc
ipieutly withdrew In' motion.
Mr. Howie having retired from the hull,
tlm Mouse return'd to I'ouimitlc ol tin
VV hole on the stute el the I moil.
t >ii un'll iin of .1. Clancy June-, the 1h m
took up the lull appropriating lour million
dollars to pay the expense* of Collecting th
revenue from Custom*, miking the system
general, and rcpiiriug all tin- ti .■ tun s to h
pan! into the Treasury without abatciic.nt.
Mr t’olfax. of Indiana, iiihm ated a t
duet ion to tie extent ol on million, v-1 lit<
nuly were ucceHsary.
Mi Jones •ml a million and a ipiuri-r
Wite (Cuuiltxl !' r the I'aciHc ml t ai-ine
Mr liarn tt, of Virginia, moved an
amendin' lit, wlueli was adopted, reipiirm.r
tlie Hecrvtary of tie Treasury to report, at
tho next sivtsiou, a |iian and ixdmiaU* lot re
dueilig the exjieti-es ol the eolketiou ol
tho revenue, m anvidan.v w ith lis recom
nieud.ition m his late annual r< |siit
The lull was tin ti lai 1 aside to 1" in port
ed to the I louse, and tin lull making ap
propria!ions I t the P J Olli.o Mepattun nt
was token up
Mr. Wilson saw noncovonty for pasm ;
these hills with railroad disiHlhii and With
out |>ro|ier deliU ration uieti ly because t on
gre*s has agreeil to a.ljouru on the li*ili • t
June lie would slay here till Auga-t if
nivvssary.
Mr. I*'teller, of \ irgima, ott r>d un
auiendmetit. which was rul.xl out of orvh
proiDKiing to increase the [sv-tage ton cents
Mr. Maynard, of 'Tenoesae*', eomhattiNl
Mr. Is'teher's doetrilie. Tin' dibt should
Is sell sustaining
Tho kNimniitUN* then rvi*>' atwl the lliw-e
adjourmsl.
U UMtmmwi May ■ >imi N
busimws of sjwH ial iiuportamv was tran-a-'-
ted. Th" Pliieago ll irlmr hill was deb.i-
M
Mot s*. Mr tirow of Penn askisl, hnt
• ltd not ohtam. lean to mlcr a nwolution
that wlh'ii OongrvvNi laljourtt* on the ilh "f
,1 une, it b*> until the tth of Novx-nilxr.
lliLsuu'N* relating to the Mistriet of t'o
luuthia was then takeu up Several lulls
w re pa*Mx|, lueludiug tln*» l"r regulating
the iimnieipal eloetioo ill W asltiugnm, or
gam ktnni in Washuigtoa and CvNirgetown.
and ap|ironriatiug #.!7.<"K> for the purvha
of steam tire engiiwv*. and the tire mid Jiviie
telegraph
The kUtio eoutestivl ekvtlOU >ase Was ' ,e i
tak ai up.
t resolution i*(T, rid hy Mr. Maniha.i. of
by .f r tho |Hwt|>'ii. until ol the ijtkwl.on
Uii tlw first M 'ttday m Ihwtubx'r. was re
ivttd hy gt, majority
A rxwoluUoo of Mr Cilnt.r. ol N. .
metnlxr of tin- i'oinmittiv on dvilariag that
Mr. Campbell ts iiituhsl to tin -eat was re
jxt-Unl by '-i mapvrity
A rvoolutiovi of Mr Cantor, also of the
t omniilliv, that Mr \ ai.anduigtiam is m
titkxl to tho seat, was adopted by lintr ma
! yority
t resolution by Mr Harris 1 e.arntg the
THE WEEKLY PIONEER gVNI) DEMOCRAT
scat va'ant as jutt amended by Mr. lai
mar’s pro|*sutiou was ugreed to by seven
majority.
| Tlie House, on motion of J. Clancy
Jon**, act'd on the Seuate'a aim nd innts to
the Kx'-cutiv, Judicial and Is-gislitivc Ap
propriation bill.
vVa.ounoton, May 21,
Hknvtk.—Mr. Cwm jiresentcd a memo
rial from < uptain (’ollita, w-king ( "m|».-nsa
tion for his survey of the A moor nv-r.
Mr. Clay, from the Committee on (,'om
' in' re. reported a hill for the improvement
of the llistnal Swamp Canal
Mr. Douglas introduced it bill for facilita
ting eoimm-rc between the Atlantic and
Paeilic States, by telegraph.
Mr Douglas also introduced the following
i important hill having reference gin-rally to
British und Mexican aggrewsion :
A HILL In restrain sn I re.lress outrs * -,poit
tl"> t lag of Ukj L’lntii'l States :
Ite il rri'li tift, \r.
That in >-ssn ul itxgrsiit violation Ilf tie law
ot Nations, hr imtraKc* o|">n the flag or uti
4'-"* hi th" United Matt* or upon He ir prop
erty, uadi r cir< irmstaoces repairing prompt
reifress, and when, in tlie opinion of t Presi
dent, delay would ho Incoiupatihlo with tie
honor and dignity of the Iteputshc, tie- Tn-si
dent is hendiy author'sed to employ such force
u« liu may ileum necessary to prevent the per
pi 'ration of s'" h outrages, end to ote ill! just
redress and satisfaction for the same w "-n |"-r
-- trati d, and it <liall he I,is duty 1 1 Isy the
to ts uf ill'll i ii*e, togeth'-r with the rca» ills
for ii * action in tlie preniiees, before * "iigr --
at lh" ".irln »t practicable moment, for - n h for
ther action thereon as Congress may direet.
Mr. Hunter brought up the fI.Y<MM),UOU
loan hill, uml tulvocaUvl its |iussag< in the
uxyx tat Awe * hat *-»■ kw&i* -greah-rac
tivity in htisinctu would revive, and the rev
enue, evil at tin present time, show* a eur
plus, provided it was only used in the ail
iniiiislrution.
During tliu pendency of Mr. ilitohr s mo
tion on th" tilte' ti million loan hill, Mr.
H dson moved to reduce tho estimate of
printing the treasury nob's front $20,000 to
J.'tMMt : earn' d, 27 against 21.
Mr. (Jollamcr ts.'liewl tlmt thu revival "f
hii-iiiess would he slow and gradual and
that estimates framed on any contrary sup
position, would prove fallacious. 'The pre.-
iut tarilf ought to lie fully revised if we
mean to adhere to it, hut if we wish to go
to free trade and direct taxation, let it !>e
done at "iicn under*!aiidingly, und not hy
t> iii|kii i in ■ loans, s< rving as a step in that
direction.
Mr II inter disclaim d that the teisknev
would I*' towards such a r -ult, und dels iid< d
the iirejs nt t.inll u* ample for the public ev
]» nditurcs.
Mr. Bigh r moved to ami nd th* hi I hy
making the loan a eoupou loan whir l was
a/reed t"
Mr. ('umrron said that emijion Ixnils
would I" more i elily taken mid ut i low r
late. lie, therefore, mov'd to reihlee th,
rate from six |"'r eent. to live («t cent. < 'ur
riel, by Its to 21.
Mr Btt int niovi d that projwisa! lor the
loan Is-adii rti-ed only in one Wa.-hington
ptllNT. Is. t
Mr. Siniini n asked if it would not hi)
Is tier to take th • loi'.ii lui eight tears in*
stead of ten.
Mr. II util- r disagreed to this jiropositiou
and it was not pnie d.
Mr. I'ugli then made a verbal amend
ment to Mr. ILglcr's ameislinent.
Mr. Simmons introduced a hngthy ann ml
mi nt, which was onlend to Is p iiitisl, with
refi retti') to the ..ilmtion and mijsirts for
duties.
Mi. Hunter sinned di/|oacd to raise the
i|iicstion "t older, hut without uction Sen
ate adjournisl.
Hot SI li. II ptOOM d'd to th ■
eoiir.dcral not the Imsiuiss rela'ing to the
District "| C ilumhiu, ut accordance with
the special order.
Tlie bill to r> guiatc the municipal - elec
tion* in \\ n-limgton gave rise to an auima
h il d. bate.
The c! ei.on und othei district bills were
cen-ij. ud and laid aside lor lurtlier uction.
and tl llou- w, ut into committee lor gen
-11 ui debate only.
Vni tint. 11-m.
N* ,*V Y"K* Mav 24
Vn arrival at this port yesterday brings
\ iis mln date o! May 11h
Th" country is -till ijuiet
1\ I’r s'd.nt Mimcgas reniained iueiu>t<>-
ilv at t'aracas. awaiting his trial. Mis two
son- inlaw together with Kx Minister (Suit'
terev wi r" ini] i i on. d in the I'Tt ot I'orto
t'als-'■ IT* hro'lier tire-gory together
with hi s.-n d iho, arnv.d u; Martcaibo,
April 20tli, and were imprisoned in the fort
tlnr*'. tint young Julio, it is reported, suhsi
ipieutly cseapeki to Trimthkd.
Ih*' tn iiilnts of the National Convention
for framing a new t iovcrnnicnt. arc to be
chow'll by umv r-al *ullragi' It is,said that
a great majority of the tss-pi,- ,l,sire a Kinl
eral tiovcrtimoiit with a constitutnm similar
to that ot the l mted Slat's.
I’apcts ot today contain Hh particular*
of two tn re ’Utrngr * committed t»y British
eruisiT* nmat our tiult c ntmerce.
The h r Washington corr -simndcncc
■kfi Lord Nap>: peoiuvi y ,1 having
any knowledge whatever ot the tv*vnt pro
ixvdii-.gs ui tl* tiult until :t app*'wred in
print. Ite lh>ti iimti dial* iy o .muti **aUd
with .be A Innrulot if* sipaa-.r n. enchwing
the-Ut* in* its m.wle. with an * mphatic m
jimctnm agwmst their repetiti. n Mo
lu * * that the h "ttie ministry are "juaby
igt oraul. and aotiiv f * c uivut.iu; w *t ei*f
• xithat tie -**■ arts » a to) prv>n ptly disavow
ed and tis- ful. >1 repnratioi tuu*l
It is the navigtuoa. ao-i u- • the neutral
ity law* that th*' Senate t’cmmuux arc t".
•tntctixl to n'j* rt arx isNil i
Th" tmrk Jotin Mow front Sues a i r th *
[*>rt wa- twice boarxicsl by !. u tn'tii the
steamer Buaord.
The >aip l’arc nd on. win., lying in the
I ariKir ot > tgua was boarxl'.i by ' ,iats freut
th* *.imi steamer, when a al.< scat ton oo
i ttrr.xl N'twixa the Kngltsn t skrdtng ortUvr
atal l t'apta.u ot tno t’ irxe l 'n. which
iTiua' near en*tmg in bUsNi-ct. I’uuois
wtrv drawn on Iwth »id» s.
Tuc I'rosta at tht SotUh did very littic
damage, all- r ad the fuss, and it ts n. t found
'.ktvinsW' t>> rvplant much ol th* eottou
From U uhl"(l"ii
i VN'ashinoto*, May 25.—The report of
the Tariff Investigating Committee was
adopted to day and will be sul»mitb d to the
House on Wednesday or Thurwiay. The
report, alter showing that John \v. Wol
cott was sent to WoshuigUm aiithorigi d to
| ledge any amount of money and to use any
meaiis to insure a change in th" tariff pro
ceeds, to state iu detail the various sums
paid fur this pur|K>*«‘. and the jH-rßona to
j whom such sum.* were paid. These sums
amount to about $17,000. 'The balance ol
j the $67,000 is not truv*.d beyond Mr. Wol
cott’* pocket.
j It uppur* from tie testimony of Mr.
Blade, that an additional *um of $12,000
or $1! ,000 was received and disbursul hy
Lawrence, Stone A Co but how. was not
o*i* rtaiii<-d.
The Committee express thi- »troiigot
censure on Mr Wolcott, und ulso on 'lr.
Corbin, th ex-clerk of tls; Committee on
Claims, and seriously iin|s-ach their tenti
; mony.
" lien Comtnoi.ore I‘uuldilig's ease i* ta
, kcu up, it is the intention of Mr. Slidell to
oiijHur tie resolution empowering the I’res
j blent to siisjwnd tie neutrality law* ut dis
; cretioo.
< (>l. Ii 411*4—lilH k I *l4l 111 I 111 «—>l .il I V a<44
W awiii.noton, May 21 st.-The Senate
I’omniittu on naval affairs will to-mor
row rejsnt buck fuvurably Ci'orge N. San
ders' nomination, four to three. The
three a<'iiinst him are Messrs. Slidell, '1 horn
on of New Jersey, Ulld Alien. Mr. Si hell s
'ti'iinmutioii will "ulso l»e re|»ort"l back favor
ably to-morrow It is understood Mcs.*r*.
Slidell, Bright and others will oppo-.- it
Imt he will he confirmed.
Tho Senate Com mi tt«s on Foreign rela
tions will report against the mission to Per
sia und Japan.
'The I iimn deni-* that C lonel Kane is a
Mormon, and endorses him as a patriotic
citizen 'The government, though p<w-K <|
of no official adv in s, is inclined to credit tie
Utah intelligence, it t* the general iinnres
sion that the Mormons will tjuietly aulmiit
to the federal uutbority. and that they will :
adopt ineasures to emigrate, either to sonic
island in the Pacific, or the British posse*- ’
sions ut an early day.
The Committee on Commerce having
made tt rejsirt iii favor of removing the rail
rood Bridge at Hock Island, us an obstruc
tion to navigation on the Mississippi Hivor.
(Jctieral Dix ha* coin ■ on here, on the part
of the railroad company to get tie' report
withdrawn
Tho appropriation hills for on an ami in
land mails are before the lions'' The in
land hill a*k.-' un appropriation of $1 l.ti.'h''.-
520, Ih iie: an exei is over last year of 62 -
«fi2 27. t. 'Th,- iti hide* an estimated ddi
cii n y in the inland mails o| s.f,f>oo,olK>,
nearly all of which in the Soutliern and
Wist* rn Stall *. The ocean mail hill ap
propriati's $1.5H0.750. Collins' line.
"00; New York, Chari'st on. New Orleans
Havana and
California an l Oregon, sH2t*,4.’iO; San
Francisco and Olympia, $122. 500 Puget *
Sound $22 >00; Cows. Itretnen, Havre
and New Y ork s2Jn.tM>o . eonlingi nt si t
vie*' to Knropc. $120,000; <'harleston und
Havana. $"0,000; Dllimu* of Panama,
SIOO,OOO.
Irom Nrkt \l<4 null K«»*4*.w,
St. la.in. May 25. Santa I " |>aj* r- ol
the "ih of Mav, are received.
On tho 17th of April a party of Mc\i
* at« Irom Mcsilla attach'd a camp of Apa
clic 1 1, dial:- rieur Fort'Thorn und butcher
ul. indi.-' riminatelv, men. women, and elnl
drm. L ent. Howard, of Fort’Thorn, caj*
turixl the Mexican* uni laid them prisoner*
ut the fort.
On the ''tli of April, a tremendous -( r:;i
of rain, hail, and snow, occurn I near Tur
kiy Crick, 'hsxling the prairie to the dejitl;
ol oi,e nr two tret, - a ill pcling the at:i
ntals, and involving lnuvy hx*s« * to the tra
der*.
Jos. M. Hunt, nh'ise death wti* rejHTteil
yesterday. wa* a r H -ideut of Albany
The KVeuVceo le.tri.s that Montgome
rys band of robbers in Kansas have ini ote
templation the robliery of the Indian Agent
I iuinny who is about distributing aunuiths
to the amount of SIO,OOO among the Sac
and Fox Indian*. The robbers arc now
concentrating at the Osage river, a bout six
mih-s from the Sac and Fox agency. Mr
Timony has a-k«,l a military escort from
t!cn llarr.ey to conduct him from Kansas
!’ity to tlie agency, an*l to protect all j>ar
ti- s ilurnig the distribution of the money.
The "ffio rsof tin- steamer • Polar Star
report that a strong force had -urpriwxl
Mongont* ry * lmn*l n* ar Fort Scott and Kill
'll! of them, hut this ii'XNl* confirmation
l (all—Mtkli •>—Hhf \.tlioi<al I ««"'
W.xstMViTov May 2.l.—Th" War P
j'artin* nt nsN'tve-i k ttcr-f friwn I'antp S. tt
and Fort llridger eivofirtiting th*' rumor* as
to (iovrnor Cnmnung's >1 tstrture for Sait
laik/nnd the prolutlde exislu* of a p"rti at
of tit* 'I or ns m* Hut the information is
not vet regarded us sulTicient to warrant
a change i the military progranttne.
Tin ts’w* from Mexico via 'x r a Cr-.r
m ;-t he taken with much allowance nil
comma’., atiou is cut **T with th- . tpitai
and interior, and ivnesi'kd repr-*er.tati".".s
an' c r*"i! vt.d by th*’ partisan- of J urx - • >
aff et Ihe l*>an* which his are now -*
liciting , t New Y ork and "t reit V-
Th* t ’out mil tee of For*".” Itclatiot.* -t
ti ■ Senate met y-sterdiy to eon* .h r thu
• eject ■ ,t the jvajtkS* tra:.*i.littnl hy tie-
Pr-si-kn' and also <■ \ * war*! * - * :
t on bat to k ii" a tt 'ti oilyo'tr'i'ng anti! t >
mortN'w
Sow
I*r*--:d'Ht with al. :. -t' authority it that
a'readv coo lens*! be - (h'Wtltly a:sl judi
ci wwly ever *•*!.
s.nat'W Hunt- * Fiffeen-Milli'Vn !■’ •
bill, rejvortisl V'*:. ity fr*>m the Fmar.-
l.V'mmittee. a iti: -ti.e Seer* tary tn a
• tiatc the <ai.« ”t bond* at any rate Dot x
o*d.r.g mx [*r nt.'. S.vr* tary t’obb w I
ail vert ew f r prop -aLs fir the low*wt in’"
,s*t wh*tt th*' act pa*-** a* ta th" cs-e " '
Ireasy.-v N '■*
I.alrr from Kurope
IV- Hieaiiiikip City of Wuhington ar.
rived at New York on tko 20th with the
following iti-ius of news :
Resolution* had been proposed in the
House of CommooH bv Chwueneli an<l in
the Ixirds by I/ird ShatUbury concerning
the publication of their disiratch to the Gov.
G* ni-ral of India in regard to the proclama
tion to the people of Oude.
I-onl Kllenborongh onnincd all the r«- i
poiwibility ttmi resigned. The resignation
was accepted.
The resolutions wen- to be considered the
dav after the steamer sailed.
The House of Commons disagreed to 1
I/irds amendment to the .lew hill, and ad
mitted Karon liotlischikl as a member ot
tle-ir Committee to confer with the Isjrils.
Sir Henry llulwer has been appointed
Minister to Constantinople, and Hon. KJw.
Lr-kine Secretary of Isegation at Washing
ton.
Speculations were rife as to whether the
Ministry would resign or dissolve I‘arlia
ment in the event ol the pissage of the reso
lution.
The Atlantic Cable was nearly all on
board the Niagara and Agemcmnon. ami
ih y would sail on the 25th.
X rat Is for 111.- fsnir Nrri l< i ,
New York, May 25. Orders have al
ready been received ut the Brooklyn Navy
Yard for lilting out the \osse-ll intended for
the Gulf service.
Guas-jui-r.... Mt-.atHtvs! on the -Arctic yt-s.t-:
day, and she will be titled und provi-ionul
lor tbrev month's service, und will be uud.r
.-.ail to-morrow
The Water W itch sailed yesterday for
Washington, with a erall ol men lor the ,
sloop of war I’lyinoulh.
The Wabj-lt is going into commission I
to day, and will sail for tie- Gulf imincdi- j
utely.
Trial of no Xllrgrtl Forger
Worn kstkk. Mas.. May 25. —Tia- jury
in the ease ol Henry I). Stone, who was iti
n-stid in SpringlielJ some time since for lor
g< ry. brought in a verdict of not guilty, this
morning He is still hi id on a civil process
lor debts amounting to $70,000, being un
able to give bail in double the amount.
l.uti r from Saoullr .Xiaaertea
New York, May, 25.—A private letter
from (’orweens static that diplomatic inter
course bctwis-n the British Minister aud the
\'ene/.ciilui) provi-ional Government, mid
eeas'-d ut the notification of the former.
Another report was that the minister had
been dismissed for Ins attempts to thwart
the intentions of the Government toward
tie Mom-gas family.
A French frigate and sloop-of war and
an F.nglish wur steamer wire lying at I.a
-.•uv ra.
It was reported by jia-sengers from the
latti r place that the Fn neh Admirul lied
threatened t-> tire on the town unless Morio
ns was re I-used within 48 hours
X. is l.lor of Foitlgo Slri in. ir,
Nkw Y ork. May 25.—Mr. Vanderbilt
has made arrangements to ran u weekly line
ol sb-uuur between this port und South
ampton, Havre and Bremen, to commence
in June. The line will l> -rompo- dof tin
Vanderbilt, Ariel. North Star, and North
ern Light to which will be added the new
and magnificent steamer, ifiieeii ol the
Ocean, now nearly completed.
W e IIR..TOS, May 2.!.—The ( mm pule
lishi-s a letter from l ort Bridget-, April
10th. stating on good authority of Mr.
t iilbert, formerly a inerehaul ol Salt Lake
City, that Governor Cummings und
Col. Kune wen react by him in Kcho
Gallon, forty miles this side ot Sail
Lake City, on the 7th of sYpril. About
twenty Mormons uecuu|>anicil them. On
hi- way to Salt Lai he from California, Mr.
tiilbert ne t with laige numbers of wagons
heivily h mini on tie- way it was supposed,
tothe W hite Moiuitauß, near the horders
ol Niw Mexico. Nearly 100 (s-r- ms leavi
the city duby, und so far as women and chii
drew were collect u -d, tie- city was nearly do
[mpulated. It was supposed tlw»t a large
portion ot them ware -cere-tod on City
Greek above Salt Lake m tiie mountains
where it i- known that they have large
caches ol pr a isions.
In coma rsation w.tii Brigham Y oung.
Mr. Gats rt was told that if the tinny
wouid give Inia time lie would leave, other
wise he would •• *od tlu-m to b>-»i ucro-o
lots.
The corri-s[HiiHk lit adils : We are wait
ing new* trom the Governor with much in
terest and anxiety. Hus early return to tin
one is not looked lor by many, a- he took
with him Urge supplies.
1. WVS UK MIS NK.M > I V
fly .tu-XonlV oi Tilt I'lexE* . »'i>
Unwtlt ' i jkcig fapfi
(la* No. '.> )
l\ Vi T!» lararg lie IS ■ To* n o - i’.’i IteoT.
Its itenacle Iby *. Legislature* >f Ule- stale ~f
Miuaestt* :
Mi rn*" t. ibal so aiuc'i and e- . containo4
w,;b a the or.g n»l L su*i > Hen I.'accord
.ug I** a sir-».i .■lp, *t < -aid To wit for Ihe
pi i|*ri*»or- -I n I I «rn lit -ilnated ir the
~n; tol li, L. ih -uta ,>i Minn.-sot*.
•* appears ■y t n ir ,- i plat 1 llie -alio.- ,n
th. > - ‘'••; >' s sts-ruf Bit- U- - Blue Karlh
• in. -b, .by reared a
l nit i orpuratr
-f.i that" Ik* ei »i c.rie- an,l improve
no -o oi a a 1 -n. ■* m. it Cnee .- b--re oy ap
i- ' 1 " ' -A. 1 ".all ..1 I'., Havens a.. 1
“■ si a-..- V-r , appoint* ilr .«
' * " l '■ ■' ‘ f. k-i i;. - t.-rehr appontet
ssar-ii v. »: b«a .1 t‘r*. lent, "final •»« amt
» ■ rr'.an .ai, 1 ut-titul* the e', an. il o' »a.,l
l »u . . »a.i.i an.J t..»ir office Is ulUl Ine.r
* . il. ,ted j q;u» Hied.
' Tfe aitl* mhtbiunu of -a i town
: ‘ i **tir». may, at aay.aiwti •« .g
'..*u a.t onoty eOteer*. eiei't #n . •ta
:a.- a. ire-a e ain J. «au <ut .aurnp n ti...
t.. : i . . ujian u.e or*’. We l.n s.J»_y
* .ar; r.exi after aurh elaetioa, and aha. .
t- iter r.g ipso the Tillies of their n-Vt e,
t an *'h u, aappart the Cnrui tatjoa of tor
i i . . Mai**, ana a s.' an oath of office.
i lie BreaiTetl, Trualeaa oo.J Se.rtta
• » I T •a, stall he an! are hereby rrea
i li jrpo,-»..» | |,,, ir.* m peroetn
at aaccemnou, to be known by the name and
title of the T own of Sooth Hen J. and shall be ca
pable in law, br the corporate naiae aforesaid,
to acquire, hold and couvcy property, real ami
personal, lor the use of t iiu Town. They may
have a common seal, and may a!l«r and renew
the saute at pleasure, may sue and he sued,
plead aud be impleaded, defend and be defend
ed in all the courts of law aud equity ; and
when uny suit shall be commenced against said
Town the first process shall be served by an
attested copy thereof, with the tsecretary at
his usual place of residence at least twenty
days previous to the return day of such pro
cess. The officers of said Town shall have a
right of action ugainst all trespassers on the
property ol said Town, and any person tres
passing upon any lands within the limits of said
Town, or occupying such lands without a con
veyance from the proprietors of said Tinru or
their Trustees, Agents or As-igns, shall forfeit
all improvements he may make un such lands,
and sliail be liable to pay damages to Iwice tbe
amount of actual injustice done to said iauds.
Sue. >. Tbs President, an 1 in his absence tbe
Secretary shall attend all meetings ol aaul
Council, aud make a fair and accurate record
ot their proceedings, and of the liy Law s. Rules
and Ordinances made or passed by said Coun
cil. and ih-' -awe -hull be open for in-pectiou o!
the electors of said Town.
Hi*.. 'J. The said Town Council shall have
power to till all vacancies who li may occur m
said Uoard from the house holder* o! said town,
who shall hold their appointment until their
successors are clecte . an ! qualified : and in the
absence of the Prcsldeht auj Secretary Irora
any meeting of the Town Council, the Trustees
shall have power to appoint any two of their
number to perform the duties ol President and
Secretary loi the time being.
Ski .7. The Town Council shall have power
to make, ordain aud establf-h by laws anil or
dinances for the government ot -aid town:
/Voi Jkl. that no such by-laws and ordinance!
shall conflict with the laws ot the l uiled .-slates
or of this State ; and to tix reasonable lines and
penalties for the violation of such by laws and
".'g.iia:.' ~, to provide lor rot i icciioti of a
Tn asurer and Marshal, and suitable subordi
nate officers of said town, and to lia the com
pensation oi -aid officers: to regulate und im
prove the levees, piers, streets and alleys, de'-
leriniue the width ol side walks, to regulate
the puble grounds, to remove all nuisance*and
obstructions from the streets and public ground*
ol said town, and to do all thing- which similar
Corporations have power to do in order to pro
vide lor the health, security and good order ol
-aid lowu.
Tin Secretary, Brcsidt-tit und other
officers of said tow n -hail, on demand, deliver
to their successors in office, all books, papers
aud other prop -rty belonging to said towu.
Me. -i. Tins Act shail lake effect flora and
after its passage.
Approved March 1-
(ikolil.K Uuaiii.kv.
Speaker ol the B. ol K.
Iln iuko (i. Ml arm ,
President pro Urn. of the Senate,
sac u*.r.w.i itlHiih, Minnesota. I
March 2D, 1 - j
1 hereby orlily tn lon-',omg to lie a true
copy uf the original oil Ide in tin.- olfii e.
< ne- 1.. 1 11 e K. -• nitty.
[Law No m l
V\ A' I to i stabli.h tin boundsi. , ol tire
fountv of Monroe.
It. it i uaclcd by the l.igi latuie of tire State
ol M ini.i -ot.i
Ski I. Ilia'so much teiritoiy as is i ml/nteeil
i: . the lollowilig d- St 11 bed I Unit-, be,', 1.1 the .- .11110
is lieteby crest. I into the county ol Monroe:
Commencing at the soulle wc-t cm net of town
ship huiubt't th.ily -iX, i o) nn-l lange twenty
seven (27) we-t : th -net north on the range line
between twenty-seven (27) and twenty-eight,
thirty miles to ihc north "< >t e amt ot town
ship lorty U'J) in.lilt; Unite. en-l tw.|,« miles
ti range line betweeu twenty live, < 2.. i and
twi nty six (in) : thence .--iuth t -gh!.( n nine -to
the township bit • itelvveen thirty seven,
and thirty-eight (TS); Ihenci •• , four atflee;
thence south twelve ur la to tire t witship line
between thiity live, ( > and lb.rty, ('o) ;
thence west sixtet n Mb' s to the place of be
ginning. The comity scat is hereby temporar
ily located at the i ty of Prim, ton: and the
said county ol Monroe -u M ii in- attached to
lb at ai. Steal a and Si - , i i; i
tion purposes
Sk> . 2. The Governor shail appoint three
-uil tl a persons, who shail (oiudbub a Hoard
ol t'• ui.ty l'onin. *-. iiers lor said county, who
slu'd bold then offieea until the next geticral
eler t .in, nr until their -u- ee-'ors ale duiy elec
t. I ari l qualm.-1: and tin s.t. i Board of county
i 'omniis-,otters shall have pi wer to appoint all
other county officers maud lor said county; and
■ r.d ( duiti.s-iouets-hall have full power ami
authority to do and perfi rm ail act- and dutir s
devolving upon the Hoard i t < auty I'oiuni.s.
siotters oi any o’dn r county in this State.
ret.e. .1. 1 ,os act shall lake e(feet and be in
force on and after os adoption by the qualrli .d
voter* t f th- original count.. * * i alb-e U-d.
Gkokui Ha via r.v. Speak, r it 11. ol P.
Un U4Ri, (i. Mi hritv,
President / no ti mol the fx nato.
I lIV-. L. t liv.-r.. Aetilrg IfOVetuor
Approved Marelt
'» at., vkv - iitt nk. Minnesota, i
Mari h io. Is.e-. [
I li.-leb, r ertrly the foregoing to he a U
•py ol Ui . i gmal on l ie m this office.
i uvs. L. Cliv-c. .-seeietary.
[Law No. d. |
\\ At f .. i hot,/ .; the Gonnty i ontunsai. -i
era ol Anoka ( ounty to issue Ifottd* for tiro
Lie. t.on ol County buildings.
A euaeted by the Leg.-iature of the .-'at ol
Mimics..-*
Xki Tl'in I. That the Conuty t'ommis-innsri
of Anoka County are hereby authorized and
empowered to is-ue bon Is to an amount not
ex. ceding filUen ibousand dollar*, bear ng in
terest nut to excee I twelve per cent per an
num. and for a time not less than two, Bor
more than ten year*, to raise money ur nut,
rial to be expended m t .<• erection of a Court
li ruse. Jao amt such olio r County lladdmgs as
thy County Cot.iiiiiSsiom rs may th.nk proper,
for the use ot the county and n-t other pnrpoiu- :
said bond* snail be signed by the Commission
er* authorizing the same, aaJ atu-stad by the
t lerk of sa.d Hoar L and under seal oi aa;d
(Nil) wh '.i, .-- ted -hall be *n l
eontir,-. - a beii upon the property in - i d coun
ty until the same is fully paid ant aabstted.
>»• . i. Tor the purpose ot paying the pri.t
c:pai and lUU-rest to bsroroe a upon aa.d
boinls, a* the saute may rieconi* due, the sa d
Hoard ol County C mnii-- oners are hcieby »u
th rat 'd and r iptired t*> ra -e by tax upon the
taxable property in -« i ,-anty. in tka usual
manner ol as-e—...g and eoiU .b.ig tsxr- ,'--r
mtity purpo-t-. a -.. -nt - tat oi tn -m y and
tn such am .A* a:, la' • •‘t tint- * a* may be
nr esaary, to m-ei tl.c -nn;« <t money to
beroßte «iac rt -a . bonds. *- last a- the same
may t>eeume tie. a:.da--.oU as -a.d band*
si.*., paid, tki --in -..a1l le cauct iied by
the 1 lio*r !
St> fn C, i .ir C. ton! -• oners -hill, a'
th Faroes', prael;-ante p*-'tod. cause ta* Be
■ * -ary i oj-,ty H . iiLg- ‘ the uI ;ne eoun
ly to I •er : din -. '.an ar.to-r „ . 0.-d.r.g t t
. ich plan- at i use 'er ... and place a* tuey
shail deem orlvtaab** t■.r ttio innresi -if on f
unity.
>ae. 4. Tais let -u. t.k. - dect trout an 1
- '.er tt» ; asaage.
liivii r Has nit'.
»l>eaker of It of iL
it. nue Mrs* ht
.-pease.■ p'O Oi the >erale
* 1 • ■ • March 7o l-
I rii* t_Cas«’. Actingmor
-r irr*»v » Urrtc* X ~i-'- .a.
March 20. 1-s-. t
I k re jv itruly me • • ,u., gto be * tr.«
a . -»*,• mkp—l M • » -i..s atM
i mat.!.- i ' * ... «• rxt »• •