Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

The bill to grant bounty lands to the officers and
soldiers OF the Indian war of 1872 and of the other
wars, was again resumed
Several amendments were discussed and voted
down.
Mr. Badger moved to amend the bill bv includr
the officers and sailors of the navy
After long debate this was agreed to.
Mr. Dickinson, from the committee on finance ro
ported the civil and diplomatic appropriation hill
and it was made the order of the day for Wednes
day.
And the Senate adjourned
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Bayly bv
unanimous consent, reported from the committee of
Ways and Means, the Army Appropriation Bill
which was referred to the committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union.
He also introduced resolution, which was agreed
to, making the Army, the Navy, and the Mexican
Indemnity Bill the special order for to-day, until
they shall have been disposed Of
Mr. Hall moved to suspend the rules, that he
might introduce bill forbdding the proper officers
OF the government in adjusting the accounts of Vir
ginia officers of the Revolution from allowing COM
mutation Communication and interest in lieu of
halfpay.
The question was decided in the affirmative
MIR Bayly opposed the bill and Mr.. Hall advoca-
ted it and finally it passed
Mr.. McWilEe from the committee upon public
printing, made report to release the public printer
from his contract and to pay him for all the work
he has delivered at the rate of forty-fve per cent
less than the prices of March, 1919 and that Thos.
Richie, and Gales & Seaton to be elected public
printers at rates about double that paid to the con-
tractor The report referred to the select COM
mittee printing.
Mr.. Bayly, from the committee of Ways and
Means, reported bill to create the office of assistant
Secretary of State. Referred to the committee of
the whole on the state of the Union
Mr. Stevens, Of Pa, under the rules gave notice
that on tomorrow, Or some subsequent day, he
would ask leave to bring in the following bills:
bill to alter and amend the existing revenue law so
to afford reasonable protection and encouragement
to American labor; bill to abolish slavery in the
territory of Utah; bill to repeal so much of the
acts establishing territorial governments in New
Mexico and Utah as recognizes slavery in said ter
ritories and as pledges the nation to admit new
slave States into the Union and bill to repeal and
annul the Fugitive Slave law, passed September
1850.
Arrival of the Steamer Canuda-Sevcn days Later
from Europe.
The British Steamship Canada, arrived at Halifax
at half past five o'clock the morning of the 10th
ult with London dates to the 9th, and Liverpool to
the 18th inst She reports decline of cent per
pound in cotton, since previous advices brought by
the Asia. There has also been decline of Cd. or
II cents per quarter of 4S0 lbs. on Indian Corn.
The Austrian Field Marshal HAYNAU, commonly
known as the butcher HAYNAU, visited London lately
and met with a reception anything but fatterlng
The following account is given of the affair.
He arrived in London Monday morning, and to
satisfy his curiosity, paid visit to the extensive
brewery of Messrs. Barclay, Perkins & Co. On in
specting the visitors book, the clerk discovered
that one of the visitors was Marshal Haynau conf
mander of the Austrian forces. his fact became
known all over the brewery in a very few moments,
and before the General and his companions had
sed the yard nearly all the laborers and draymen
ran out with brooms, dirt and other such like weap-
ons shouting the top voices down with the
Austrian butcher y together with other equally
welcome epithets Haynau thought prudence the bet
ter part of vaor began beating retreat. An attack
on him was commenced by dropping trusses of straw
on his head after which grain and other articles of al
most every kind were freely thrown upon him. The
men next struck his hat in SLOUGH fashion over his
face and eyes, and ostled and husseled him very
dignifedly in all directions, and in all manner Of
back.
Himself and party finally succeeded in reaching
the entrance gate but had they made their
exit than crowd of coalheavers seized upon him
He pelted and struck in every shape with every
available missile, and even dragged along on the
ground, being pulled, not very comfortably, by his
ample mustachc, which afforded good facilities
means of pulling. from its excessive length and
strength. At this uncture the stern and proud
Marshal of the Austrians compelled to retreat
into public house hard by, where he concealed
himself in closet. The furious mob rushed in af-
ter him. threatening loudly but fortunately for his
nSnneSS tneV Qlu not succeed IN discovering MS re-
treat. Here the affair ended. This assault has been
the subject of much comment in all the English and
Provincial papers.
The proceedings in Congress at Washington, at
tracted much attention in England. The engross-
ment by the Senate of the Fugitive Slave Bill has been
strongly commented upon and censured
There is from France, of especial mpor
lance, any additional news from the seat of the
Danish and Schleswig Holsten war.
The Hamburg papers have advces from Vienna,
stating that the Russian Cabinet has resolved to in
duce the German powers to Join the grand diploma
tic Congress to be held at Vienna At this Congress
the pending question of the European policy is to be
decided, and basis for the system of States is
to be established.
POPULATION OF WESTERN C1r1Es.-The census is
now nearly completed in Cincinnati, and it is suppO
sed that it will show the population to be $780,,
600. The ST. Louis Union learns from those enga-
ged in taking the of ST. Louis that the popu-
lation will not be far from 100000 The census of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin shows population of 2O,026.
In 1884, only sixteen years ago, SOLOMON JUNEAU
was the sole white male inhabitant of the town. and
even in $780, Milwaukee could only number seven
| teen hundred inhabitants
| From the Carolina Wathcman.
| A New CAR.-Mr. w C. Randolph and George
Car Truck or something of the Sort which has ex-
days past. They intend taking out patent right
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