The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

ezra allowance, and compelling him to
sdiid a ne steamer. The amendmen! was
agreed % unanimously.
WAsHryerox, March 8.
senate "A number Of private bills were
under discussion.
Amendments by the House witfreference
to and reports from The various committees
Of Conference occupied most Of the night,
beside which sometime was spent in Execu-
tive session. during which the appointments
under the army bill were confirmed.
Mr. Douglas reported q bin from the ter.
%ritorial committee. authorizing the people
OF Oregon to form a State Constitution and
apply at the next session for admission.
The bill met with much opposition.
Mr.. Brown moved TO Ky it on the table
-negatived. 90 % 18.
Subsequently Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass, and
others objected.
Mr.. Douglas ssid he would not press it,
and it was laid upon the table.
Tie Civil and Diplomatic bill came in
with numerous amendments, most Of Which
were %cencurred in, and the bill was then
sent to the committee Of Conference.
The committee soon after made a report
which was agreed TO.
A variety Of bqsineg5 preliminary to an
a lournmeat was then disposed u, the Gus.
tom4ry resolutions &c adopted, and The
4 ssnate then, at 70 minutes before ~. ad-
journed sine die.
House. : The House continued in session
ali night, concurring in NEST Of the amend
ment7 at the Senate 10 The Civil ana Diplo
natic bill, and ap ointing a committee Q
conference On lisagreeing votes.
Mr.. Chandler moved a resolution Q
thanks to the Hon. Lynn Boyd for his i'm
partially and ability il the dischaigge q
Of the duies Of presiding officer ofth
House.
After some discussion the moNon was a
dopted, almost unanimously.
The amend ments Of the Senate to th
bill requiring postage in all cases to be pre-
paid. were coacurred ip.
Anq,nb4r Of private bills we're pssset
and all claim bills then remaining on th
calender were referred 20 committee Q
claims.
Mr.. Wentworth Of Mss, introduced
) bill lepreysat the impoftation Of pauper'
terminals and Insane persons.
/, Some 9ebsse arose pPoaathe bill, and c
motien it was laid upon the table.
/, Several times during the night the Hou'
, was without q quorum and 2 call d Il
House was made.
:. At ii O'Clock, when the business Of ID
House had been c~oncluded,a Joint commit
tee was appointed to waitupon the Preside
anil inform him that Congress was ready
ADJOURN, /,
, Tie duty was discharged, AM on t,
committee making the report at quarter
he o'cIoek,
a All o i ii, ved she House do now al
iourn.
Motionsa afeed 10.
,ft Ia speaker chen delivered 9 neat an
!. feeling sJlress. and c'osed BY declaring Il
House finally adjourned.
3 There was d general leave taking anon
9 he membsr and az lo'ehosk the Hell
< he H1Ises Az ns9rly deserted except
the Office 4. 81
"A KS " NorHfSa TIfaEAr-The Oht
rio n. n Times publishes the folowit
threstenias epistle sent 70 a %renounciI
member Of the Know Nothing order.
g aEs A CogNcrL, Ian. ~, 1863.
A4seI BeboWt ~ You are hereby admoI
ishpd and warned, according to the law $
forth n secret coadaEe Of the &C. III 8.
Ns X. aud you must desist from AL conye
sation upsn the principles you haze prov
! reerea ITO. You are also reminded oft
\ terfi5le psins and penalties with which
rRATroK FJiG oD. his Maker, and willf
y pei afer before man, IS visited. Ifs III
y warniag IA hHedad-WEmd if not~R
le MEMgaa MoEoksi
~ THE coMMITTEEn
y The Treasurer of This county ma
Y "trip laN wstk 10 cbiambus, Gesaq
\ Pftsbur Va, and returned war B,
2 sorfy tboasand dollars ii gold. wIith he
as5us to Aistrbate among ths good PEG.
of Co'um5iaaa. The salem Bank. !,
learn. fivorea hini sorne ten thousand a
" n 3 sntbn miat drops The motto
IDemorrasi tfeasnfers d old coIumBisna