Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13
III. End Of the Session. to the

y
terday, the House ere adjourning, passed the
resolution of Mr.. Walbridge so amended as to
fix the 14th Of Augustine months from to-
morrow-as the end of the present session.
From the moment the Senate agree to this
action Of the House, or the House shall agree
| to the Senates proposition for a recess,
| both halls will exhibit wonderful change
| indeed in the manner in which business
is transacted in them Gentlemen who may
then venture to make speeches for Bun
combe-on subjects Immediately under con-
sideration, will be treated cayalierly by
their fellow members generally, as being dis.
posed to sscrifce the public service to their
own advancement.
The time to be allowed for closing up is
ample, if it be properly economical. If time
killing be essayed, however, much of the
public business and nearly all that may be
of pressing Importance indeed, to individual
claimants, will receive the "go by''
The Wisconsin Judiciary in North
ern papers a dispatch alleging that the Wis
consin State Jud &c who tried the Booth ha5eas
corpus case on the It'll instant has decided the
| fugitive slave law to be unconstitutional, we
have to remark that the Supreme Judges of
the United States (of the U. S. Supreme Court
having IA majority of them-the rest not having
had the question before them, decided the law
be constitutional, the ruling of this Wisconsin
Lycurgus is not worth pinch of snuff, in law.
The public may rest assured that the supre-
macy of the law of the land will be vindicated
there, as elsewhere. 1t is understood here that
anticipating some such decision on the part
of this particular abolition Wisconsin func-
tionary, the Attorney General of the United
States some time ago determined on course
of proceeding which will insure the due trial
of Booth, for resistance to the United States Of
fcers engaged in executing the futigive slave
law If he does not Danish himself from the
United States to some country where he can
not be reached under an extradiion treaty,
he will be compelled in the end to answer at
the bar Of justice, for his offence.
Lieutenant Beale. Ex.Superintendent of
Indian q fairs in California.-We learn from
friends OF this gentleman that his recent visit
to the Atlantic coast was occasioned as fol-
lows, viz: He went from his post to the
Isthmus Of Panama expecting to meet his wife
who was in delicate health, and needed his
protection therefore on the toughest portion
? of the journey to California. On reaching the
Isthmus he found letters telling him that his
8 wife's health was too bad to travel, and, in
deed, was very critical. Under those circum
| ofa no 70 uhor ocho Cbo,
!. ter, Delaware, rem aiming but four days in the
Atlantic country. They say further, tn at he
refrained from coming to Washi ngton on tina
q occasion, only because he anticipated that ht
q would be detained here for weeks if not months
by the requirements of the Department on hi
! time, when, as he knew, his prompt return t,
q his post was required by the state of the pub
!. lie business in his hands. Such are tn
!, | grounds on which his friends justify his tri
j, to the East, which has beon the theme Of s.
v much newspaper comment of late.
r From Nicaragua take the following
), extract from a letter from gentleman at Sal
f Juan del Norte, to his friend in this city, date
IS May 81, 1s54-just as the steamer was leaving
Is The town is in the hands Of the Jamaic
d negroes, and q desperate set of vagabonds the
6 are truly. The authorities all resigned tn
i morning after Mr.. Borl and left the place
y British war steamer arrived on that morn
% ing May lS,) to whom they applied for pro
| lection. The commander said he could d
nothing for the people; but would protect
: the Mos quito flag. The authorities then dis
: | solved the government, and we withou
d any form of protection against the rabble
=. who have possession of the station house, arms
&c"
II The Balance Of the Session is to be yer,
!. lively. The attendance Of strangers will b
twice as large in week as at any previou
time since the first Monday in December last
we fancy. There are very few profession a
lobby men from a distance in Washington jus
:. now, though by this day week, our hotels viii
:. be crowded with them. From all we learn
between fifty and one hundred ex-members G
Congress will be here to work bills through.
e Weekly Newspapers only, can be sent t
o subscribers ltring IN the county where tn
+ PAPER is published. Subscribers residing on
= of the county, cannot receive their papers fire.
d of postage, although sent for them to an offic
q in the county where the paper is published.
Light House Keepers Appointed.-At Hal
o Moon Shoal, Texas-John West, assistan
It keeper, at $500 per anpum.
e At Clapper's Bar, Texas, John Armstrong
IS assistant keeper, at 5000.
The Current Operations OF the Treasur,
Department.-On yesterday, tho 18th of June
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered O,
3 tho books of tho Department.
. For tho redemption Of stocks..... $S7, 1868 g.
: Fer the payment of other Treasury
g debts ....................... 27,528 6
q For the Customs. 1880 Oh
$ Covered into tho Treasury from
Customs. .............. 1854 g.
+ Covered into the Treasury from
Lands NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al, 342 81
, Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous Sources. 1902 o
k For the Interior Department. 6O27 8
&c The WORKINGS OF ABoLIrIoNIsM-If 70,
are not SO unfortunate as to be white man
j. you may, in the free States, rob, plumber, ant
If even cut your neighbours throat with perfec
e IMMUNITY. In justification of these littl,
l. eccentricities against life and property, all