New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

South Aueicsas, vita Campbell OF Ohio, T;sor
o. Pa, ThurstOn Of K. L. snd Hickman o.
70, sustained the motion. The House insisted
upon lis original act striking out the words
Tor comPeDsation and mileage Of tie Members of
the Legislative Assembly, officers, clerks and con.
tlpeeht expenses of the Assembly of Kansas,
S2U The Senate receded, knowing that the
appropriation is for future Legislature that does
not meet until after Congress assemblies again Il
amounts to nothing, a. Mr. Hunter truly remarked
From the followiBg proviso in the Army M the
House refused to reced by vote Of eghtr.Yfvs tD
ninety three
"Prord,d nerrrtheess, Thai p.lt of the military
force Of tfe United Sstes herein pc vded for shall be-
tpltye1 in aid Of tbe enforcement OF The enac. ment,
Of the alleged Legislative Assembly of the Territory
OF hansas recently assembled at Sha wnoe Mission
unu Copgress shall have enacted ether that it was
or vas not a va id Legislative Assembly chosen in
ioinity with the organic law by the people of the
raid Territory. And prOr,dcf, That, until Congress
shall haye passed on the validity of the said Legi-s.
tive Assembly of ksmas, 1t shall be the duty of the
President the military force in said 1enitory TO
pefeNe the peace suppress insuIrection, repe in
vason and protect persons and property therein, and
upon the national highways 10 the State of Missouri
hon Unlawful seizures and searches. And be fHrther
'. the President il re 1uirel TO disirn the
iized militia of the Territory Of Kansas,
RI. the United States arnt II ercn distrib.
bIi. 20 prevent armed men from going into said
,nitmy to oisub the oubic peace, Or aid in the en-.
fOictmeut or resistance Of real or pretended laws
Messrs. Campbell, Hickman and ThurstOn voted
against rtcedng. Committees Of Conference
we're again appointed, and shortly aftsrward the
House adjourned.
learn that to-day the two Committees have
come to an agreement, each making concessions.
Among other important measures that passed
WAS the bill giving protection to American dis
coverers of guaro, and the bill giving one hundred
their descendants, engaged on board of priyateer
vessels duIng any OF the wars Of the United States
with other countries.
An attempt was made to call up the Pacific
Railroad, but it failed.
The Senate tbs morning gave power to all Com.
mttees to employ clerks duiing the recess of Con-
gress, at the rate of fifteen hundred dollars per
year. Mr.. Bright left the Presidents chair to ad-
vocate the measure. Messrs. Tfumbull and Wilson
expO.ed the tick. The latter said there would be
other business for these clerks during the recess
but to mail Administration documents to the cOu1
try for not single Committee would meet He
also exposed the fact that two Senate Com mnittees
that have net had a meeting this session, employ
t~o clerks at salary Of fifteen hundred dollars,
ard that their principal business has been the pri
vate writing of the chairmen of the Committees.
Mr. Faulkner Of Va. acknowledged yesterday,
in open conversation that there is no hope for Bu'
chanan unless they keep up the di trsiOn in the
Film ore ranks North.
The House meets at nine in the ming, and ad
OuIns at twelve noon.
Sunday Nigh, 1J4 o'clock Il learn that there is
no be Information that concessions have been |
D c,, the Army ol prOviso, and that the House
Committee will probably insist. The Committee
If Conference on the Miscellaneous bill have CON-
promised upon an appropriation for the Water
Works of this city to same contractors, aud the
Senate recedes upon the Book resolution 80 fay as
jalts & Seattn are concerned. An attempt will |
,e made to prolODg the session Few days, in order
o get through the Holse ToomS~'s bill. II won't |
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