Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16
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TIIIRTY-F FOURTH CONGRESS-r,s
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TIlIRTY-FOURTH CONGREsS-F,,s-
"aaHIkGToS, MAY IL. SSsS
SEEATh.-lhe Senafe passed the House bin ersn,
ma in aid of Rail Roads. Mr. Mallory MAJ qua AIsos-
relative 10 the action Of theyNaval E1,ri speech
A me-sage was received from the Pre.ds,. .,-
tive to the routes If transit between the ATsnt .se
Pacific aud the general condition Of Nicsrsam ana
says that"i small body Of citizens have been s
10 Nicaragua by Castilo's party, appars,y -, ,,nea
an end to tlr struggle there. we do NJ, !" pas
behind the inc' of fore IN government az
cisnS the actual power to invrstig ,e the on..
II oAs OF legitimacy. We DO not enquire intp the
causes which may have led to a change of CO
vernment. IT, then. when the Nicnraguan Mn.
ister, alr. French, came here a few months soo
tine facts now presented had then existed he mn.t
have been received Various objections to him wers
stated: Another minister, Mr. ILL., has presen,sd
hsei. ana been received; satisfactory evidence eI-
sth mat he represents the government de taeo and
ne Jnrs. Numerous considerations of interest ara
advanced by the President in reference to the propr
ETY. oi The reception Of Mr.. WILL and the President
measures for the security of ,ran.
sit across the Isrh,nus
Mr.. Weller sus aimed the action Of the admirs,,,
ton. lls reviewed Walkers history, his invitation
and advent IN Nicaragua, aud spoke warmly and feel
InSly IN behalf OF Nicaragua Mr.. Crtenden follow.
81 and denounced the action of tho executive r.,
asserted lhs: III less than len days after the nt-lgaeh
OF the scknowietg ment OF the independence of Nj.
caragua had been received in Europe. our country
would be involved in War in consequence Of tue rnes
sure. The Senat" then adjourned.
HOusE.-Mr. knowlt0n offered q preamble con
veyng an account q! the recent killing OF rhoma;
Heating by Mr. Herbert, member of the House, SET,
ting forth that the constitution gives the House power
10 punish its members for disorderly conduct and
with the concurrence of two thirds, that il can e1p.
a member. 1t concludes with resolution r-t.r
ring the matter 10 the committee on thu judiciary
with power 10 send for persons and pape-s and
report, al its earliest cUnveEcience, what hrun ina
House shall take in the premises. Mr.. Cobb Of Ga.
objected 10 the introduction Of the resolution SAVING
that no question of privilege involved as claimed
by the gentleman who presented the resolution. Mr.
Ciingman objected. that everything out Of order
The Speaker in r,'y to several questions said thst
the question must he submitted whether or no il ic.
wolves question OF privilege. Mr.. Stephens moved
to lay the question On the tab!e-carried' aye. 9s,
noes 10
AieC debate, the HOus6 passed tho bill governing
the municipal elections OF Washington. The pres
DENTS message was then read, and the House I'D.
jourued.
The documents accompanying the President. mes.
sage are very,vournInous. They include leerEom
Padre Will To Mr.. Marcy; one from Presiden: Ryss
of Nicaragua to President PIERCE spicy corrvspoa.
dence between Senior Molina, Minister Of Cnsa Rcs
hers ana or. i,ar" gs;iI - the 'ate massacre Of
American citizens ct Virgin Bay. ala curies Z. l..
slructlous 10 Naval COMMANDERS and Captains vf d.
pois, for attending to the interests OF Americans in
Central America.