The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-16

Tenn, and others of his friends proposed to
the majority, in as much az he and others fer
whom he spoke, did not desire to be factious,
or embarass the majority, a satisfactory ar.
raBgement would be made if an adjournment
could be had till Tuesday.
Col. Richardson, On the part of his (the
friends Ct the billy accepted his proposition
and on his (Col. R's) motion the House adj.
journed until IL O'Clock to-day.
| Mr.. Hunt remarked, this article is a total
misrepresentation Of my feelings and conduct
| find in this mornings Globe report, sub.
stantially Of what did say.
| Dir. Richardson-I would say have not
seen the Union OF this morning.
Mr. Hunt should be astonished to sup.
pose you had anything to do with the article.
Mr.. Richardson-i would state that before
the gentleman made his remarks, | IN Jved TO
adjourn.
DIR. Hunt, that remark from the gentle
man stamps the falsehood in the right quar-
ter. | stigmatise none Of the opponents of
the bill as factionists, and expressed no in.
dignaiion directly or indirectly. My remarks
were substantially reported in the Globe.
Mr. Hunt after concluding his exT lanation
said the time allowed him had not been sui.
ticient for ascertaining the opinion, and the
course of action proposed to be pursued. Ii
the House would allow him, he would move
that the Hou now adjourn.
The Speaker said a motion was already
pending, aud announced the result on the
motion to adjourn until Tuesday, to be yeas
81, nays I3).
The question on motion to adjourn was
announced and the yeas and nays demanded,
and vote was taken by tellers, who report
ed, yeas 80, nays 50.
On motion to GO into Committee on pri-
vate Calendar yeas %, nays 90.
Mr.. Richardson said he was not going to
debate, aud amid cries of order, he stated his
motion, which was to adjourn.
The yeas and nays were demanded, but
refused by large majority.
AT 2 O'Clock the house adjourned amid ap-
plause, clappiug Of hands and laughter.
Later From Cuba.
CHARLESTON, May IL.
The Steamer Isabel has arrived from Ha.
vann, bringing dates # the 9Th.
Our advices states that the Spanish Gov
eminent approves the conduct vi Pazzula, re-
latve To the Black Warrior.
The Captain General has published new
regulations, making lawful to search, for ne
groes on estates, and denying that there is
contract between England and Spain, by
which the Latter is bound to emancipate her
slaves.
The Jesuts are again in full sway on this
Island, and are marrying the whites 10 the
blacks.
Artisans are forbidden To carry knives or
ether sharp instruments OF their trades abost
their person.
Railroad Accident.
TROY, N. Y May l3.
The $40 train overlook the $3.50 train
from this city, and the engine of the former
went nearly half through the passenger car
of the latter.
Judge Hunt and two daughters. of this city
were badly Injured by the accident. Others
were badly Injured.
River and Market.
PlTrsurRsu, May II ~.
There feet water in the channel aud Filling slow
ly. The weather is warm.
PnTsSrreH. May ~, NJ.
There feet inches ia the chan lei and fall
ling. The weather is showery.
CIvrISSsrr, May I2. p. NJ.
The river has risen foot. The weather is showery.
CiSoIsS.TI, May IS. NJ.
The river has risen I2 inches. Tue weather is warm
aud cloudy.
Cr~cISS,rr, May IL. p. NJ.
Money mater, are uneha%gs, Eastern exchange is
1rm AT y &C premium. Flour ani whisky are un-
changed nuon. Sugar 36,4ls and SIC.
NEW yJRK, May ~, p. NJ
The cotton market is frm with sales % bales. Sales
IS firm U at s % for Saf aud s. q for aGo a
gar age. Molasses 2ic Linsced oil s9c. Tobacco Is
steady Iron firm.
CINCINNATI. May II, VI.
Flour is dull at 81 -5as. Whisky 22iic sales 3eO
bbls prime lard AT DC. Other articles unchanged.
NEW YORK. May ~. M.
1900 bbls -four sold Ohio 80 &c; corn 53seSO; pork
is heavy; beef is firm; whisky 26i..