Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
CONGRESS-.
TUESDAY, August 10.


atev referred.
Mr. Fish, from the Committee on Naval AZ
c,i g. to whom was referred several memorials
asking for the establishment Of a Navy Yard and
dock on the Lake frontier. reported the same
buck, and asked to be discharged from their fur
ther consideration.
Mr. Bnpht reported bill for the construction
ola National Arsenal and Foundry at the Fall,
orihe Ohio River IN connection with public
Canal for the use of the army and navy trade
and commerce, and for the supply of water pow
or for manufacturing ordnance and arms for the
use of the United States also a bill for the re-
hnqulshment to the state of Kentucky Of the
stock held by the United States in the Louisville
and Portland Canal, with a view Of making that
canal free 10 navigation and commerce
he consideration of the Indian appropriation
bill was then resumed
Various amendments were adopted appropra
ting over $4,000. Without disposng OF all
the ame ndmcnis the ~enute adjourned.
House. On motion. the House went into
Committee of the Whole and took up for con
SHERATON the Civil and Diplomatic bill
Mr. Aiken rose 10 a question OF privilege. and
proceeded 10 notice a paragraph ~ published
speech Of Mr. Durkee's, relative TO a slave IN
Charleston. who, 10 was sand FIVE or SIX wear apo
kIird hs master for trespasslng on The chistItv
oi ms wife, and inst, on beng taken 10 the scat
fa'i. tic sheriff Is li 10 nuch sympathy for him
that hc could not hing hun. nor could : o. pro-
cul. ANY of The crowd 10 perform that office and
% raIore ihc negro was t.kcu from the pallows
tins was ihe substance oi the objectionable par
aer pa. Mr. A. sIid he had lived in harlestou
alI us His and mat such cise occurred he
ptunoan,td ,bsolulcly false then related
p.I,ealug winch ok place % years ago. when
save was nv od o. arson, but beng OF
HDlk c1u-l ut 81 .ud con-l eraby prostrated ~
vlrw of cath. ther was naturally much svmpa-
TOY oppressed for bun, and the person whose duty
uuHs 90 cNrcut the prisoner also baing feeble
oIr.d REWARDED $4,000 any one 90 the crowd
who would perform the office bat no one accep-
iai. Ine slave Was tAen remanded, and the re-
sat uss his punishment was committed 20 trans
p.rltou by the Governor
w nNEspAY. Aug. H.
SENATE. The Indian Appropriation bin was
taken np. Nlr Jones' Of Iowa. offered sn amend
meut appropusuuE sl-U0 60 compensate for
certain deprelutons hy tHe Sioux Indians in (
iosa. bee bli was reported 90 the senate
1l-. is cler moved 10 strike out $50. o for I
pesaHt- 100 aliDma Indians, and insert 81 o. F.
so TO pu.cn4se food aud supple for CalHornia
Indians wth whom treaties were made. Re
j.c'ed.
boz amendment was modified IN s terms SO
udcclare ilmt by ias Appropriation the Govern
uaa- should not De considered as bound to any
policy 81 contributing Ca the support of Indians
pug 'I''t' 'o'' pA'1 upon lhe necessity .
''''+ s,ie'.'u- !" h''p lne inai'ns quiet-
nlA''"i was ui' a5feea q.
wy lle' 10 '"e SENATE ana al
W .' 10
were aPlei' enc ol "hch,
ON" '''- money rs AP-
'l'' ''' 90 i'.' ll I-'li ANA
Attorney "Hl .-A' g. q. a gents
U''.. .N'''s s'il' uis swear i1At they
'N'''! interest iA l'e STUDS AlpTopri-
was i-' ''ol'ea 70 Or eh5fossea' -
le iloN'. resumed ih' consioer
'" N ue e','- ana 'ees OF
AN'NArls NaisiAs ana Nlcrks DID te L. >. g. IT.
,.. '"l i, ,'5'Iic' ools'
''' -'i i-''''.''' 'i7"'iou we o'Jeeuohs
@'.'Y pug '.oN '''ue o-Aiiisl 'ne Di''' ana sua
''-' os d" '7,',.'i,s o' 's ~ pAFln'li ei the 3d.
" Nu'N' iSs," save 'ne No'eii'i"eil
o'in '.'D.e ''t' amount '' ''e p7'i"e'
1 '". w." ltoFoseu 70 etNa,.le ices ana
slg., t'e country HAVING spent
"'.'D'' ~ ".'S 7Sou ne o'iieu on senue-
I' '' pas '"'s measure OF reform ana Jay u MI
w '9" 0'''''''u9"-' -' an e.o"e''o"' loi
''' '''i,l move. NO Jay Vle OH on ule 'aole
N" .'s ~ Days W.
"t'N3 thf ti'r'i'h OFT AHftttlHA tit o4ll 70