The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-08
WAsIIINeroN. December 81,

WASHINGTON, December 81.
Ia The Congress repur' yesterday, an-
nuunced that the President sent TO The SEN
ale, copies OF the correspondence between
the Austrian charge and the United States,
and on the motion Of Mr.. Webster. very
animated Debate arose. All the Senators
who took part bore testimony to the masiorly
ability of MIR. Webster, aud said contained
national and American doctrines, openly aud
manfuIIy avowed in the eyes Of oil the world
The correspondence is published to-day. -
The Austrian charge writes all important let
ter and characterizes The mission Of Dudley
Mann To the Hungarans, as a violation of The
principles of non-interventor, announced
by Gen. Taylor, and protests in the name of
his government, against the proceedings OF
our government, and treats Maun as a spy.
MI Webster replies at length in winch
he handles Houselman without gloves, and
iuslifes the lively interest taken by OUT peo-
pie in The events and movements of this ex-
traordinary age wherever exhibited. He
SAYS The possessions Of The House of Haps
burg, compared with America, are hut a
patch upon the earth's sulfaee Mr.. Web
s,er's reply received the encomiums of all
who heard it, and is much talked Of to-day.
HIGHwAy RoBBERY AND MURDER Two
RoBBERs KILLED.-The Peoria On; Repua-
lcan contains the following startling account
of murder aud highway robbery,and The kill
ing Of two OF The robbers:
1--WE are informed that Mr.. Jesse Funk,
nm extensive cattle dealer of Funk's Grove,
Mclean county, was murdered and robbed
on the 9th inst, a few miles from his resi-
dence. The circumstances as related to us
are as follows: Mr.. Funk and his son left
home with a considerable amount OF money,
intending to purchase cattle for tbe Chicago
market, and on Tuesday last were overta-
ken aud attacked by three men. He shot
one of his assalants dead, and wounded a.
mother; the third man, however, fred and
killed him. The son Of Mr.. Funk, who had
/ been detained on the road, arrived at the
scene Of The aifrny short time after The
death Of his father, and obtained from the
wounded robber u confession of the crime
and description Of the villain who had es
capped. Young Funk taen shot the robber
and started in pursuit Of his confederate. -
We have not learned what amount Of money
was obtained from Mr Funk"
! ADJOURNMENT OF THE SouTH CAROLINA
LEGISLATURES This body terminated its
helcose session on Saturday last, after pass
ing .srong'' resolutions ouly. Many of the
most pugnacious bills depending were in ef
feet rejected in n batch, being postponed tt
November next or ordered TO lie on the Ia
BILE, Among these measures were The fol
loving the defeat Of which, estimating lhe
contents fiom their titles, must, under The
circumstances, be regarded as significant:
! A bill to restore and secure to The ciizenl
of South Carolina their rights, under the
third clause Of section second of the fourtl
article of the Constitution of the United
States, in relation to Tie rendition offugitive
slaves.
A bill to prohibit the Introduction Of slaves
into this State from any Of the United States
and for other purposes mentioned therein.
! A bill to amend 40 net entitled ''an ac
to amend the law in relation TO the narbor
ing of deserted seamen."
4 A bill Of non Intercourse with the nol
slayehoding States Of the Union, that hav,
acts or enaclmants to prevent the recover,
Of our slaves, and gwen an opinion confrar.
TO our policy, and detrimental to our lnteres
in regard 10 our slave population.
/ A bill to provide police in relation
persons coming from States hostile to th
institutions Of the South.
/ A bill 10 provide for the purchase Of ord
nance.
!, A bill from the SENATE 10 re-establsh bri
gads encampmenis and for other purposes
was called for second reading and The re
lpor, of the committee of this House, on th
Military, unfnvorable 10 the bill, was agree
10, and the bill consequently rejected.
| bill from the Senate TO provide polio
in relation 10 persons coming from the State
! hostile 10 the institutions of the South wa
read the second time and the question bein
put, shall the bill be returned 10 the Senate
: it was decided in the negative--yeas AS
nnys 81. Ills leading feature is require
J ment that every citizen Of a non slaveholdin
! State, upon arriving at any place in Souil
II Carolina shall go before Mngjstraie,an
, make known his designs. The officer is nu
!, ihorized to'search hun and bis effects, and
any thingo suspicious character ID de,ecte
about him, be is made liable 10 fine and in'
prIsonmen.. Every Nnrlherner's report Q
himselfis tc be carefully registered
The Legislature, however, passed on
; good bill, al least, making betting on ciec
liions a msdameanoF punishable by fin
) aoi exceeding $500, with imprisonmoni %
lexcecdiug one month.