Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-08
Latest From Washington.

The New York papers contain the following
telegraphic despatch, which we give Tor what
il is worth:
Washington, Feb. 2l-Congress is not in
session today.
1t ia now the general opinion among Nom
bers of all parties, that the programme ot NJ -.
sers Clngnln e. Co.. is fully agreed upon by
most of the s ntherners,in both Houses. Th'y
met ~ NJ bndty next with mutual unde''
standing and agreeNrnt that all supplies are 10
be resulutely refused until some DEFINITE ACTON
- nal IN the Slavery a. '-tion.
N ,thnr elso, it is agreed will be done, next
w.sk but to IN Ike speeches u non thA subject
No action will be had on the r venue bill, and
no action upon any thing else. So, at least, Is
the impression and the ont giving to-day.
The Territorial Committee in the Senate, it
Is understood, are preparing Compromise Bill,
which will be uH-rrd next wepk,-1u II viii be
fought for and against, with the same deermin-
stion that has so far marked the course OF the
ertremeS, on the Slave question.
Col. Webb, ii is now pretty certain. will not
be confirmed. HIS case will be acted upon on
Monday.
Ia the Senate there will be nothing done all
next week, save discussion Of the Slavery
question.
Tn. II ,use, it is hnted will meet on NJ m
$3.50 .,.I w., -, >. ~
co., -, ,',,,s ~ ,',,h, ~ ""'' Wv
~, n H., r. u,
nrn..,.i,,',, =, 81, - ,La ,,,,'.,,,,, III ,noi.
po1>rsso'y r th'S ~ O>ybl. The prop 'siti"n
.iaS D''n :pnnIliGte! To the Senate in exec
cluv. -tS-I,a. IS una 'r.tnoI that the COM
piny AK oIe IN Hon Of dollars.
The Senate was not in session on Fridty.-
The following are the proccedin - of the House
m ,h.,Jr ,rh, R,v A. c.,,Io ,,.,.,
s'ee'eu y '''''''' j. Tie D 'c'e'ary OF 'h' Colo
hz'tton CITY. liz WAS the llInsA Chaplain
during the last c ,nprpss n, has r,cen,l,
,s,,,n,, f.o,, ~ Ill., ,-.:.,
'9"79 w. ''e 'o'o'"N wv"
seu'eh 'h'a Oh INC Coast ~ A'rIc'.
II use Of r ,nre.ent ,,iyes ,shin ,ton.
F,b 1852 %, m,,inn n, Mr. Tnnrston,
resolution. w.r. ,d,,teJ instructive, ,I,, Com
mi,tee ON Inian Alr,ir- To inulre into the ex-
u,dIency of ex,inyushino the Indian lille TO Inc
territory living west of the Cl%ca,l, NJ ,uptains.
i'm OREGON. and removinr the Indians cast nj |
these IN ,untains to inqlire into the prnprie,v
of creatin there an O II - of SnDprntpnj..u, ct
Indian Alr,rs; t. euolir, into "A plan for III, |
prounr ,n,,.y, !, al, of IN. IN lam.
Mr. lI,nnpul. from The Crnmj,tno ON En
prayin :, IN tie , rem ,rt To ,opro,r,,r S,2pJD |
10 print the ,tps which accom- auy In, I,r..I |
d.nt's NJ .aue. Tie told what they were.
NJ. N,u,hrnp com ,>linpd of the delav in
bayIuy tine Pre-. iJ.ur'. NJ ..sarn pruted 'Th. |
session would b., over before ihey were furnish.
cd. /, was A miserable penny wise and unnud
fulliSh' doctrine 10 rive printing on, in ,uch :,
way ~ ,o DELAY il, and he would 90 for a tbsnu
10 h we i, in tim T., for business putpo.e.
M. C,ripr aIync,,rd ,h. m,nr,uy Of fin
m.p.-,hev wcr. f,trr ba,ris 40 n,iut III.
cmigrants To- ih. We,t-,c hi, future home. auc
show it, mineral wealth.
Several gentlemen t,uk mar, in tbe deba,.
Mr.. Melville said thai, as chairman of III,