The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-02
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Reported for the Evansville Journal.
rHIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SION.
WASHINGTON, Aug 81,

A message was received from the House re-
turning Army Post Route and Post Once ap-
proDrjation bill The Senate refused to re-
cede from its amendment. Not concurfed in
bv House. A committee of conference was
appointed. The Navy appropriation bill re-
turned to the House. In morning, the Senate
insisted OH its amendment and committee OF
conference appointed.
Mason. from committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, reported resolution on subject of Tehu-
antepec grant, setting forth it is not right,
nor compatible with the dignity of the Gov
eminent, which stands committed to protect
the lust rights ofcitiZens abroad as well as at
home. and should Mexico within reasonable
time fail to reconsider her position concern
ing said grant, it will be the duty of Govern
ment 10 adopt such measures as Will preserve
honor to our country and the rights OF cit-
zens. Read and ordered to be printed.
MIR. Brooke laid on table resolution on the
same subject, still more beligerent, setting
forth that the Executive be requested to IN
form Mexico that unless American holders
have the right of way across Tehuantepcc.
shall. on or before the LIST day o. March next,
be put in full possession OF property and fran
hise. This Government Will protect them III
occupation and enjoyment thereof, and if the
determination should occasion rupture OF re-
lations between the two governments, this
government will rely for Justification in the
eyes of nations upon the obligation of every
government to protect the rights oil its own
citizens, and upon fragrant ana indeiinable Vi
olaton, By Mexico, OF private rights and ma
tional law bill, granting land for benefit OF In
sane. Effort made to amend by other land
bill pending.
Senate went into executive session. Adj
journed to ii o'clock.
House-The Fortifcation and other bills
were debated last night, but nothing was
done to adjournment.
Senate, 3Ist, p. M.-Reports Conference
Committee on Army Appropriation, and post
route bills concurred in. Resolution offered
yesterday by Mr.. james, for the appointment
of "a select committee, had, during recess Ia
ken dispositions ON general business of i'm
portance for asccrtaining frauds. Report OF
next session taken up and adopted, 20 to y.
Messrs. james, Shields, Bright, Dawson and
Bell elected committee.
House, 3lst.-lIct OF Q o'clock. Commit
tee OF Conference Post Route Bill made re-
port that amendments most obnoxious to the
House were omitted. Report concurred in,
as was also Conference report on Army, Ma
w and Post Office Appropriation Bill.
Both Houses haze suspended tn 18th rule,
prohibiting bills from being signed by the
President. Last the session. Both Houses
of Congress adjourned at noon.
Arrival OF tl,c ohio.
New YORK. Aug. 81.
Steamship Ohio, from Aspinwal, via King
ston, arrived half past u, with 800 passel-
gers. Two million five hundred and thirty
gold left Kington on the oath. Health Of
Aspinwall improving. But little fever on
the lsthmus. There is no Cholera at Kings
ton; small poX abated, but still prevalent en-
the Island. There has recently been several
severe earthquakes in various parts of ia
maca. The Ohio, two hours out from Kings
ton, was boarded by 4 boat from the English
mail steamer Panama, which had b oxen her
cylender and was behind her time. August
24th, off st. Domingo, passed steamers Soiree
and Nevada, steamer Columbia with mails
left; Acapulco, for San Francisco, %, Union
eth, same port.
The Panama Herald sa-s 100 soldiers OF
tn efourth regiment, hal died since they left
Newly ork.
Nxw York, Aug. g..
Cotton firm. Stock in port, exclusive of
ship boar, 1900. Eight thousand bbls. State
| fcur sold at 81 Il: Southern 81 60. Thir.T
thousand bushels Western wheat % and 81
&c, for red. Thirty thousand bushels corn,
mixed, IL and 81 80. Mess pork $40 81;
| prime $l7 rs. Beeves, 100 Unchanged
Lard, 500 bbls. IL &c. Sugar, 800 hhds. Mes
cavado q. Coffee, 800 sacks Rio, 81. Lin
seed oil, 7Sa79. Whisky, 100 bbl5. Ohio, 24l
Prison 25.
English steamer arrived at Halifrx Z o.
clock tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 80.
Cattle market Offering beef, 1909, Ease. /:
| hogs Sc. Sales 200 cows, VARYING from u
to SIS. Sales sheep and lambs frmer, and
81.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug so.
Mobile losses overrated, not to exceed
half million.
Markets Gull-Cotton, Saturday 500 mid
ding o., receipts large. Ohio Flour $500;
Corn 56a56; Whisky 2Oi.
AIEMFT,s, Aug. 80.
Conveys majority is about $500. Dem
ocratic majority of 80 on joint ballot.
CNCIYyATI, Aug. 81.
River has risen % inches in the last "a
hours. Weather fine. Flour quiet; 400
bbls sold at Sj325a330. Whisky firm at l83
cents. Nothing done in Provisions Groce-
ries unchanged. Linseed Oil, 65a6S. Riv-
er feet out, first class boats leave for New
Orleans Monday.
PITTsBUEGH, Aug. 81.
River feet and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
Arrival O. the PrOnrthcus.
New YORK, Aug. so.
The steamer Prometheus, from California
via San Juan, arrived with San Francisco
dates to the 3lst ult., and San Juan Goth
Her news was anticipated.
| 1t is said that 1000 Indians are holding
council at the head water of San Joaquil,
with the view oiinviting war with the whites
military force had been ordered to the
neishborhood.