Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

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| Washington, Aug 6;
T SgsArE.--Mr Seward introduced bill, which
was referred TO the Judiciary Committee, pro
yiding for change OF venue in certain criminal
cases now pending in the District Court of the
United States, for the Territory Of Kansas. The
bill was founded on the petition of Mr.. Robin
son and seven others, presented yesterday.
MIR. Hunter moved to take up the Army appro
priation bill
Mr. seward wanted to finish the Internal I'm
| provement bills to-day.
Mr.. Hunter insisted that the appropriation
| bills deserved precedence.
should be first acted on as there was some dan
| ger Of their being lost He expressed his dissent
from having night sessions, for il was beyond
human endurance to sit there all night this hot
weather, and millions would be voted away by
| less than quorum.
Mr.. Hunters motion was lost. ,e
HoUsE.--A clause of the Appropriation bill
was read, appropriating $4,000 to pay the ex-
per,ses OF the u. s. Courts.
Mr. Grow moved an amendment. providing
that no part of these monies shall be expended
for prosecuting or OBTAINING any person or per-
sons charged with treason or any other noliticai
ofiense il, Kansas, as he desired to withhold all
support from the courts in that territory. in or
der that prosecutions for alleged treason may
terminate.
Mr. Pbelps wanted the ouos.ion mat in mn
open and manly way. The amendment in effect
proposed to shield traitors from deserved pun.
ishment. .5si,.
Mr.. Stanton moved TO amend by adding or
my prps sc , %nca mas ne,etp1ore peea IN
express his disapprobation of an army being
employed in CRUSHING o,,, free State settlers md
10 preclude us from, having ont ever, nm dollar
to fllibusturino and marandar;ng nar,;as M
geitt coutended that these amendmeuts asked
the House to make itself a judicial body 70 de-
termine wheher treason had been committed ar
decide in advance of her tribunal whether laws
had been violated 9
Mr.. Grows amendment Together with Mr.
Stantons was adopted-se against AZ. ~
The Committee rose. Wien M. .Camnbe,l Of.
Ohio, offered substitute for the hin omittiua
the clause making approximations for the Kansas
Legislature. and excluding the provision of
Dnnp Sbarr,.,, NJ Cro,, ,oo,r;o,;,,r tho ,,no
ssed expenditure pl - -
K r, NaSNDurne oiyt HAY
the substitute was, not in order. He Was onno-
sed to action in Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union being superseded by thai of
the Committee of WAYS and Means.
Mr.. Campbell replied that he did not sneak,
for that Committee, but for himself and exnlain.
ed at length his reasons for Offering tho snbs,i-
tute.
The Speaker sustained the objection taken Inv
Mr.. Wasbburne.
The House then proceeded to act ON the
amendment reported to the bill
IS
.es ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New York 4, SPIN
The steamship Atlantic arrived about 5 P. NJ.
with liverpool dates to July Esd. The Steam
ship Asia arrived out at Liverpool 2lst July, re-
lates mainly to the outbreak Of civil war at Spain
The statements representing Its progress and
prospects are very conflicting. 1t would appear
that oDonnell had previously prepared to crusl,
any manitestations-had assembled in and around
Madrid $4,000 troops. Against this force the
national guards and citizeus held their ground
Tor 80 hours, and at length gave in and were
dsarmed. 200 persons were killed.
At latest dates Madrid was tranquil. Espar-
parto was supposed to be in the city under ar
rest sys
AT Barcelona and Elsewhere there had been
''Aai'Sl oueotSans, put they were specially sup
pressed at sargossa, where Espartero's friends |
mad gained victory over the garrison, and
where 1t is reported more than legal quorums |
OF the coftes had assembled, proclaimed liberty
anda constitution. The Emperor of France had |
ordered French force to assemble on the Spanish
frontier as a measure of precaution, and other |
adherents Of the ex-Queen Christiana, were also |
fastening to the frontier. i
letter from the. Spanish legation at Paris
says: The difficulty between Spain and Mexico |
has been honorably settled
The British news is unimportant. Parlia-
aeat will adjourn about the 3Otli. %
9 The laage failures alluded to the last steamers
aews, were John Munur, cotton broker. Liver.
oool Joseph Wright & Co. spinners. Stocknort /
Low 4 Law commission merchants. Manchester.
3axter L. Co, and four other houses. , The liza.
,ilitics we're all large and the assets small.
The Atlantic left Eiyernool the afternoon of
IN narl;omant N Ma,eshnrs op1laa a3.an
- ,be ,l;t,ieul,ias ho,waan Rrovi o,d Ensv,ara
rising from Nh treatnen, NJ ,h. Rrt;sh T;n;s
.er at Ria in, tha onas,;on eoncarn;nr tha e.
sei NJ Aho ~ the ques.iol coucerhinS tlie oiafe