Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-14
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"WEDNESDAY. April 5.

:, lie son, ,o.da, co. ,he a., limo IN ,uo
,.a,bs
A bill relating ,o nrivate lana claims was
,as,od
A., r,oc,,,;,o soss;,,,, ,bo,, e,sped dur;,o
which Il Is understood that Mr.. Clayton made
strong speech against the Gadsden treaty.
Senate adjourned.
Housr. Mr.. Chandler, of Pa, spoke a.
gains the Nebraska bill.
Messrs. Smith of I enn., and Nicholas, OF
Ohio, also spoke on the same question, the
former in favor. and the latter IN opposition.
Mr.. Seward called for the correspondence
between the United States Government and
or Charpe nj Vienna. touchinc the arrest of
AIR. RichJnond. and also with regard 10 the
rejection of the exeouatur of the Consul at
1ries,e
The House then went into Committee on
the General Approprintion bin.
The President sent TO the House TODAY
two reams or more of correspondence be-
tween the State Department and the Spanish
government. covering all matters at issue
between the two countries for series Of
wears; more similar documents will bereaf.
Ter be transmitted. The papers sent in to.
day. have not been formally laid before the
House, but will be tomorrow.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs have
. done nothing except talking over the Black
Warrior affair, but the above documents
will enable them to make out Il case.
TurRsp.y. April 6.
SENATE. In the Senate. MIR. Everett
presented resolutions of the town of bed.
| ham, Massachusetts. against the repeal OF
/ the Missouri Compromise. Also. a petition
! from the citizens of Gettvsburg Penn. in
favor of securing religious worship to Amer
/ leans abroad.
The Chair presented communication
from the State department. covering certain
correspondence between the American Con
sui at Smyrna and the State Department,
relative to the Imprisonment of Martin
Kosztl. Laid on the table Adjourned.
HnrsE. In the House, the Post Office
and Post Roads bill was debated and the
deficiency bill. as amended by the senate.
reported from the Committee on WAYS and
Means. A number Of papers were received
fom the President in rerard to Cuban al.
lodged outrages. The general appropria
ton bin was taken mp, when Mr.. Preston
spoke IN favor Of, and Mr.. Gerritt Smith a.
galnst the Nebraska bill Adjourned.
Fanny Anr,l :
sem, Tbo So,,,o ,onl, nm ,bd nr;v.,o
calendar
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,r,c,s i, S,inns.,,a ,yas discnssed
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hills vysre n,ss,d
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rug 'ne Pehai"g war III Europe the strIctes
n1u'iai''y uu'%r ecu an l'le peil'gereils' ah'
oe 70 'b ~ ue'auI i,Gm mem ue '"aihsehanc'
goods, and that the neutral flag protects
: from unreasonable search and seizure tht
ships bearing 1t; and also to ascertain
whether any correspondence on these ques
| tons had taken place with other govern
mchts
Mr.. Dean explained the nature and scop,
OF his remarks, touching the principle tina
Tree ships make free goods. lie stated tina
our government had for some months pas
been endeavoring to secure the admission
ana establishment OF this principle, IS inter
national law, aud that our representative a
Of James, IN PARTICULAR, has ably accomplish
ea ~ so lar as It's recognition depends upor
uiat Government.
ne resolution was referred to the Com
hhitee on roreign Affairs.
me House then went into Committee oil
'ne General Appropriation bill, when
/ MIR. Mcdonald, OF Maine, (loco) spoke OF
tie Nebraska blll. lie said that the resolu
TONS Of tue Name Legislature were not in
dicauye oil the public opinion IN that Stute
ana denounced their request that their dele
ea'ion would oppose tho oil, as arrogant anC
mPaden'.
Mr.. Faulkner. oil Va. afterwards sDnEe IL
favor OF the bill Adjourned.
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