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DAYS from Liverpool, having left thai port, Oh The
afternoon OF tie 18th.
E,a..sp-e otion 49, breaJs'aas in better de |
mani Elber has advan ed TO Is Cd to2s ID per
hhl. Corn had advanced Is ~ 10 y %. "nea'
| h d advanced Is 81 per 20 lbs.
Matters here, in relation TO our ioregn poney'
are every day assuming more serious aspect
The Greek affairs are not in way That IS ''Se'V
| 10 lead to peace. The French and Russian
Governments appear 10 be generally 0issa''sAe"
a, the turn affairs have taken, and the Ministers
Of both Governments have left England Norer
4 son In England was aware OF this state Of things
until the sbsence OF tie French and Russian
Ministers. II gave rise 10 some inquiry IN Inc
House Of Lords on Thursday.
! FaAScg The excitement relative TO The new
election law i, spreading in France, and petitions
i agaius, it are pouring in from every quarter
The authors Of the Constitution are decidedly o.
the opinion tina, any at,emp, 10 limit the franchise
OF the Constituent Assembly is illegal. Part OF
the National Assembly concuned in this decision
Three leading journals and several leading officers
OF the Naval Guards have been punished for sign
ing petition against the new law. Arprehen-
sons or SCI ions inslrrection, in consequence oil
this law. have been revived within the last few
days. The trade at Paris is in more satisfactory
standing than since the revelation oil February,
i 1873 Accounts from the Agricultural districts,
howe ser, are not cheering. The farmers have
sown but little. l. is feared thatthe next harvest
will not yield sufficient FOR consumption.
GERMAN EXPIRE The Princess ofSchwaitzen
burg Rrgol>tad. and four reigaing Princes Of
Rheims, have coded their rights of sovereignty
in order to advocate the unity Of Germany.
Austria AND ,leaoAsY.-We learn from Vienna
that the Church insurrection will be one Of life
and death, so exasperated are the minds ofmen on
this subject. The Lloyd says the gene' al interest
ofal, whatever creed they may be, now calls Tor
The separation Of iii churches from the STATE for
that liberty now granted to the church at Rome
succe .sivey involves the removal Of all restric-
lions from all communities.
i II ssiA AND TURKEY The Porte has sgnfed
to the Austrian and Russian Minister that they
must consider all restraint on the Hungarians now
al an end
\ WASHINGTON, Nay %.
NATr.--The Senate proceeded TO consider
-.
Mr.. BEAusuRi's &c solution relative TO removals
l from office.
Mr.. wrksrrR moved that the subject be post
paned till Thurs ny next.
NJ. HAZE wanted 10 know If Mr.. Bradbury
would object 10 going a ii,te farther back, say
to the year 1911. and request an account OF re-
mosas made ihen
Mr.. TuRHEY addressed The Senate in relat on
J 10 removals recently made in Tennessee, chare-
ing the President. with having violated his Piled.
ges by renewing high minded. honorable and
competent men from Offices OF trust and profit in
that Stat, 10 the injury OF their feelings and rep
ufaNion.
The resolution was then postponed till Thurs
i day.
RI The Senate then resumed the consideration o:
the c lmptonise Bill.
Mr.. UsoEEwoon, having he floor, addressed
the S.naie, coniendn 9 that those who had gone
before him had assumed wrong premises when
they assumed that Congress had no power tol leg
isate foi Territories. re proceeded 10 argue tina,
c 'ngfess possessed that power in various wass,
and that II was given b. application in the Con-
si'at:on. lie also argued the propriety and phil
antlfroPy II permitting The diffusion Of slavery.
when M. UNDERWOOD concluded, il pro-
posed 10 take The question upon Mr.. DAv s. a.
/ amendment
Mr.. B2ERns remarked That that Senator was
not present, and hoped that before 50 important
| a question wns taken, some ntlmalion would be
given Of the Time.
NJ. DAYTON hid supposed thai there were
other Senators who designed speaking on the
amendment. lie intended, a, some stage OF the
bill. to address the Senate the general subject.
| There were, however, many absent who would
desire 10 be presen, hen the vote was taken
He hoped, fhes, that the token Of the question
/ world be postponed
/ Mr.. kIH3 pressed an immediate vote, and at-
desc the Senate upon The general subject, after
the amendment had been disposed Of
i Mr.. CASE moved TO nn,ead Mr.. ID wis amend
| ment adding the following: "Pfovided, further,
tina, nothing herein contained shall be constru-
ed as authorizing or permitting the introduction
1 OF slaves, or Of holding persons as property, in
said TerTiories.''
Mr.. DAYrcs moved the postponement OF the
further consi deraiion of the question until to-
morrow ut one O'Clock. Necativcd
i MIR. CAY snid he understood the purport of
Of Mr. Davis amendment 10 be this: provision
exec qtlng from restrictions upon the Legisla-
lure 81 territories; rhe power 10 pass law for
the protection OF The rights Of property held or
introduced into a Territory, coniormably 10 the
c institution afd laws Of the United Sta,es He
had N paitlcu az objection 10 that amendment
because y only asserts an effect which would
follow without its Introduction.
| Mr.. DAYS. dsh-ed that he designed or desired
his anienGinf nj 10 carry any implication as 10
what were The ri g,ls OF the South under the con-
ssaution. lie never had ard never should per-
mil Congress TO measure those rights, he simply
1 desired Congress 10 abstain from touching those
| rights either way.
Mr.. HALE spokt; NJ. Dodge Of iowa followed
| and denounced the doctrines held by Mr.. Hale
and by those who think with him-hc dec,arei
has opposition 10 lie Uimos Prociso IN ereyy shape
and form.
After some debate between Mr.. Dayton and
mr. Berrien ~ re'aii 2 TO The sfec, Of the pend
ing amendmrn', The Snate adjourned.
4 Horss. The house went into committee OF
| the Whole and proceeded to consider the sp :
cal order OF the dav, being territorial business
bill, making further appropriations for the pub
lie buildings ~ Minnesota and O.egon.
/ The Committee rose, when the bill making
appropriations iorpubc buildings il Minnesota
anc Otegon waspasscd. Alter which, the House