Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
TELEG RAPE ITEMS.
WAsHINcT1N. Jan. 81.

Committee on Foreign Relations to in
quire what measures should be taken In
relation to the declaration annexed to the
ratification on the part Of Great Britain,
of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty, was ia
ken up.
Mr. Mangum moved to postpone It till
after the fourth of March next which was
lost and the resolution was adopted
The Monroe doctrine resolution was ia
ken up. and the subject postponed till next
Thursday.
The Pacific Railway bill was taken up,
and Mr. Chases amendment debated. at
the conclusion of which the Senate ad-
iourned.
HoUsE.-Mr Stanley, from the Com
mittee on WAYS and Means. reported a
bin authorizing the Sec'y Of the Treasury
to deposit with the several States the 18th
installment of the money authorized to
to be deposited with the several States
under the act Of June 1885 BY this y.
Y. would receive s.. 33S 600, and Penn
svlvania S955.s38 The money Is to be
devoted to the transportation Of free col
ored people, in these States, TO Liberia
Mr.. Stanley said that the Committee
had authorized him to report the bin, with
a recommendation that it do pass, and he
said he desired to advocate It.
The Speaker decided be was out of or
der, and the bill was laid on the table
The House went into Committee on the
Deficiency Bill
Ir Eenables amendment. appropria-
ting So 600 for the completion Of the base
Of the Jackson Monumeus. was adopted.
After the adoption Of some other amend
ments, the committee rose and the bill
passed.
WAsHINGToE. Jan. %
The following despatch has just been
received by the gentlemen to whom it is
addressed. 1 hasten to communicate to
you the melancholy intelligence.
CHARLESTON, S c., Jan.-24.
To Honorablas D. r. Atohison. r. MT.
Hunter. Jere Clemens. and S r. Nal
lory. Washington.
The Vice President arrived in K. West
on the 23rd inst He wished me on my
arrival here. to telegraph you to say that
he was no better than when he left
He feels that there is no hope of recovery.
Mr.. King viii remain in hey West.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20
The debate in the Senate to day created
much excitement Mr. Seward anrered
Mr.. Cass seriously. Mr. Nason's remark
about the British Colony at Belize was
startling, and 1t was considered omiuous.
Senator Toucey Is quite i'll
The Dickinson men here are boasting
that they have killed off Dix
1t Is asserted that correspondence offer
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BUFFALO, February l.
i fire broke out in the American Hotel,
Brockport, this morning, consuming Ho-
tel, Bank. Telegraph office, and some ff-
teen business establishments. Fire still
raging. Loss $4,000 to $4,000
Bosroy. Feb
Halifax uaDers to the 2Jth OF .Jan..are
at hand. The winter thus far in Nova
Scotia is extremely mild The thermom-
eter not falling more than II dogs below
freezing point.
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in favor of demanding liberty of con.
science for Americans abroad.
N-u- Vopr Feb
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boo,, tL 49, - n 49,;
ton Casa and H. &c fro,, tLo Crs-
mercy House. New York. we reported
yesterday, has been arrested at Newark,
n. }.
The Clay Monument Association adver-
tise for agents to procure subscriptions.
Advices from Port au Prince, Hayti, to
the 18th ult. state that .he yellow fever