New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-07
Thirty -Fou,th congress,---:F'irst session.

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WAsHINGToN, June 27.-. .senate.-The Senate
passed the House bill authorizing the President to
cause the southern boundary Of Kansas to be run
marked also passed the bill respecting the barber
ing Of deserers and to protect the public interests
in regard to the enlistment and discharge Of minors.
Ho1se.-Mr Mullen of Virginia, announced the
death Of his colleague, Mr.. Bayiy passing an erlo-
GUM on his public and private character and offered
the customary resolutions Of respect. Messrs. Goode
in favorable terms of the deceased I5Ti sgss3Z %
WASHINGTON, June 28.- ,Seaate-The Senate 1Tas
not in session to-day. Y
House.-Messrs. Howard and Sherman, of the Kan
sas in,ve,stigang COMMITTEE, have arrived, and
The consideration of the bill to admit Kansas into
the Union was resumed.
MT Stephens having the floor, intimated his design
to offer a substitute. 4$Sf73 x
amendment thereto in effect to repeal 50 much Of the
Nebraska and Kansas act as declares void the Mis-
souri, Compromise. El
Mr.. Stephens. ] do not accept it.
Mr.. Campbell Isuppose not S5s@8 s & 8s
Mr.. Washburne, Of Maine said Mr. Stephens, pro
position was side blow to kill the Kansas BILL $1
Mr. Stephens deGSed this expressing his desire that
the latter should be referred to the Committee of the
Whole. He vindcated the Kansas and Nebraska act.
and condemned the movements of the Northern neSs
pie to thwart the policy of that measure
Mr. Evans, of Texas, said he was in favor Of admit
ting Kansas once without any regard to the nun
oA pEUPlueu election
had. In order to secure such a result he thought
Gen. Scott should be sent there and if the existing
government Of Kansas had been established By force
OR fraud it should be abrogated. 8 &33E N
Nh. Dunn, of Indiana, said that desiring to strike
down, what had in his Judgment made the disturb.
ance in Kansas, and restore things as they were be
fore the passage of the Kansas and Nebraska bill he
submitted an amendment to the amendment Sof. The
gentleman from Georgia, which was substantially tc
restore the Missouri Compromise. 31S4
Mr.. Grow, of PENNSYLVANIA 8caIled Tho r,ravio,s
question. NJ $2A d $f
Mr.. Walker, of Alabama, at a o'clock, moved the
House adjourn. Negatiyed-yeas II, nays l 49,. s
Mr. Walker then moved to lay the bill on the table
which motion was not agreed to-yeas 10, nays 101.
MIR. Crawford, Of Georgia, moved that the House
adjourn, which motion was negatived.
The previous question was then seconded-yeas 9s
nays 63-and the main question was ordered to be
put. sT Il
Pending the motion of Mr.. Stephens Of Georgia
to commit the bill to the Committee Of the Whole
with instructions to report his amendment and the
amendment of Mr.. Dunn in lien of the original bill
the House. at half past four o'clock, adjourned. @ M
WASHINGTON, June 0-Senate--The bill author.
izng the issue of additional number of arms for
use in California has passed. ys5t GA ss
Mr., Douglas, from the Committee on Territories. .to
which was referred various bills relative to affairs in
Kansas made a Vounlinous report on the subject.
Rouse-Mr. Grow made the closing speech in fayoi
of the bill for the admission of Kansas into the Union
opposing all the substitutes for the measure under
consideration. ~ 5fTFFs'i