Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
Telegraphic News.

Telegraphic News.
NEw York, Feb. 20.-The r~e,.lia.
,ioh bill agaias, the North, whirh. had
been lost in the Georgia Hoase. of Rep,
resentadKess Aas been re- considssed by
large majority, and .refersed to the Com,
mi.'ee. on The Snle, of ahs. Rspublic-
A,correspondens Of the Evening Post
xsi!es from Washington: The final
slapd which. Bsi,ain has taken upon. her
construction. pflaa. Clayton Bulwer .t-ea-
" has .siiaulated the Cabinet at Wash
ing,an 10 take into serious consideration
the means by which it.mAy uphold, l,he
construction which they have heretofore
pu. forth in vnin,. lhave reason to be
ie!ye sha. two, plans, nsiihsr oil. them ne.
cassariv leading to war, no,x occupy
their attention. The fsst 10 TO annul
the treaty-,he proposition offered in
the Senate by Gen. Wilson; abe second
10 to form an alliance offensive and de.
~fensiss with Nicaragua, ~ab,oga.irg the
reary OF 1850.
A Herald correspondent telegraphs
that Mr. Wi!son~oceupied two hours jp,
finishing his speech. to-day, ia. the
course Of which Gov. Shauaon,. and.the
Adm Illustration were severely, harEled,
The subject was then poslponed until
Monday.
A correspondent Of the Tribune tele-
graphs the 10Th that there mus, be some
pis,ake 10 the report by The Canada,
thai angry words had passed between
Lord Clarendon and Mr. Buchanan. in
relation to the Central American ques.
ton. Neither o f.hese parties arc likely
10 use such srgpmenta.
No formal proposition Was ever sub.
mitted TO this Government; but in a CON.
versation' between Mt. Buchanan and
Lord Clarendon, about q year ago. Lord
Clarendon presented II as an adjustment.
Mr.. Buchanan replied there was bu, one
po,eniate whomihs U. s. would in any
wny aecspt.as an rbitrator, aud he. was
Nicholas of,Russia, whom England had
made wal wiki. 1t may BE- lhaugh. Lord
Clarendon has recently removed this Of
fer, and hence the a~llusion il his speech
Our administration. will, nai. COW &C
cep. arbitration.
Over 10000 copies Of Senator. Will
sons speech were subscribed for by the
House members, before he had finished
speaking.
Mr.. Hickmsu's debate on Kansas. al.
favorable attention.
On Mr.. Stephens motion 10 recommi,
to the committee on elections the author
ii3 10 send to Kansas for persons and
papers. she .voss stnod. ayes 86. nays 81. I,
The spaakere vaiad. no. making a tie.
which rejected the motion. The com.
mi!,ee will: have authority.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. la-AMERcAH
American Council
re-assembled this A. NJ. Chas. ID Free
man. Of PhiladeIphia. Vice President.
presiding.
A resolution. proyiding for the admis
sion oi reporters was offered. but laid on
Tho table tlt after acting on contested
seats. During the calling Of the roll the
delega,es presented their Gre.
Objections were made to their admis.
sion. on. the ground ,ha..1,s Catholic Test
was no, recognized by The Louisiana
Council. A motion hat the delegation
be admitted on their credentials. wa, of
Tered. AND after q warm debate, the res
was adopted by yeas 65, nays SO.
After q warm debate on admitting the
delegates from Pennsylvania,
The Council decided by . vote Of 81 TO
IS 10 admit Eide, and others Who ignore
The l2.h section Of the Philadelphia plat.
Tho result. has caused q very bit.
Ter feeling among the Sou,hera delegates.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-Hon. M
Bartlett. Of Ky. arrived to-day and took
The. chair about 10 o'clock, the Vice
prssidsu. having. presided ur to the time
Of his arrival. A. C. Brewster. of Mas
'achpses.s, offered the following resclu
ion:
Whereas. the i2sh section Of the plat.
Form adopted by ,he American Council
June. 1866. was neither proposed BY
he South nor sanctioned by The North.
therefore, said sectipn is hereby stricken
tut. I
A.. B. Ely, Of Mass, offered an, a
to that after the words s,rick.
N out the following should Do added
ha, q. regards the subject Of slavery we
lbide hy the principles and provisions of
he Consdsusion Of the United Sia,es.
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