New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09
XXXIVTH CONG r ESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHIsoroS, July 3, 1876,

| ss st ate into the Union reported It bsck with an
ann rdmt 1t striking out the preamble ana all after the
SCI ate on Tburday. He said the proposition before
the 81 nate wss plain one, namely: whether they
| would stmit Karsas into the Ubion with the Topeka
Constitution or whether they would substitute the
| proposition which bad been modified to obviste the
objections made against it and adopted by the Senate,
ef.r full snd borough examination the other night
| There evidence whether the maj,Tity mi
iO,y of The people OF Kansas voted for the Topeka
Contribution, but II known that the Constitution
which bso be en- presented here, and which 1t was
| proposed to legaize was a muisted document
That fact was ascertsined not only from general re-
port and ne wspsper statements, but was proved by
The report Of the House Committee of Investing .ioD
10 cod me nti5g on that report, Mr.. Douglas charsc
tfriz.d It a. partial unfair and unreliable He argued
the fairness and ustiee Of the proposition submitted
by him.
Mr.. COLLAMER, member Of the Committee on
Territories sad the bill reported might appear very
plausible but the existing circumstances OF the csse
rendered the adoption Of that me a'ure exceedingly
improper He believed the only true AID sound mode
for eordng redress for existing evis was first 10
move the Of those evils l. would not do to sag
that those evs sbOula be- remecied and at the same
time declare that the causes watch produced them
onld not be touched. Such course seeued to be
Inconsistent urre as0nabe and paradoxical With
the provision allowing settlers to return to
Kansas be sao, there blockade Of The Territory
10y utn Of violence wbOe babtatOns were fun OF in
FL uuebts Of cruelty, and thus it was impossible for
them to get back. The same power that drove them
away still in the ascendeLcy and no provision had
been made for their security in the Territory Tnus,
II was but a mockefy Of justice TO tell them il they
would return they would be allowed to vote while they
have not the power tn return Hence they would de-
rive no advantage from This BILL although it, provisions
appeared to be go fair aid plausible.
M PIERCE spoke briefly IN favor Of the amend
mept.
MI HALE oppO. ed it. lie said the President came
fir, m some OF the BEST stock Of New IL p;hre. His
father was brave and patriotic ard be believed the
ron equally 20. He had said this when Mr. Pierce vas
the zenith Of his power and expected to be c4ndi-
cate at the next elect ion, and he would cay it nov,
when the Presdelt had fallen 40 low that the Senate
could ride rough shOd his vetoes aud Ooly eight
or ten of ito members found 10 stand by him. lie
II owed to amend the amendment by extending the
time allowing residents TO participate in its benefits
until July 4, lest.
LOet-Yess 10; Nays, 80.
MIR TRUMBULL moved as an amendment to re-
peal all the Territorial laws Of Kansas, and dismiss
all the officers holding Offices un Ter them.
Rejec,ed-Ytss, 10; Nays, %.
Mr. COLLAMER Offered 90 amendment in favor of
prohibiting Slavery in that paIt Of the Louisiana pur
chase north Of So 3V not included within the Terri
tory Of Kansas.
Fhh Foot. roster Hale HsnIu seward TrumSa W.d.
Bcdhesd, Butler csss, Clay Gnttsndsu. DOu. F.psTci
GeyeI HSter Jsho,or Jope Of Iowa JSns. Of Isn
Thompson Of KY, Toomb., Weller and Yulee,
and the bill thus ameuded passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. CAMPBELL (OhiO) raid he intended TO cav up
to-day the IL port of the Select Committee on the
alleged assault on Mr. Sumner, but he would not now
do co. az he undertook the trial was in progress be-
fore the Court.
MI COBB-The t1ial is over, and Mr.. Brooks is in
his feat
The Senae's bill for eharg'ng the Custom House,
POst-Office and Courthouse at Milwaukee and
nd for sfvur <iou of hftilt for
similar purposes at Dubuque, was earnt silly debated,
ard then r. ftIred to the Committee Of the Whole on
the State Uf the ULiOD.
Auesssce was received from the Senate announcing
the paseag. by that body of bills fol- tue Improvement
If tie mouth Of the Mississippi aud the 81 CAR Flats
AID St MarJs River, Notwithstanding the Presidents
vetOes If the sane
An scco mt Of the Senate's proceedings AMI Presi-
deut otj.ctiops accompanied the message.
MIR OkR eaw no cessty at this late period of the
IT seoD for discussion aid moved the previous quest on
MI QUITMAN SAID thus hastily to act on tue sub
il ct savoied little Of disresped to the President:
Mr.. McMULLEN made ali ineffective efort to have
the Presidents Objt ctioDs read.
Mr. ORR'S motion was agreed TO- and the bill to re-
move tie distractions at the mouth of the Mississippi
The SPEAKER anr ounced the question: "Will the
"House upon the reconsideration Of the bill agree to
B.nsan Biiirs%s!s BiHsh.m Bis: Bowls BI.d:h,~, ss.a
Con- pss oRu GS,ee c"i
CoDover Cox, Ora ford Julien Cumbsrt utme'
Davis Of Md. Day Dean Denver De Witt Dick. Dssa.oo,
Dcdd DUN Dorfse. Eide Edwards, Enne, English Ether.
dge Eusts Evans Flsser. Full er OF "a Galloway 9a'
digs. Gilbert, Granger, GreSnwood GIo. Hall Harlan aiI-
way Ho,top ofN - Horton Of Ohio, Hushsoo Kelsey Ken
EFT XII a. Knapp, knight Knowlion, Knox Kahie Lake,
Letter. Lindley. Marshall Of Ky hs,:asa o. Ill., .S'
Moore Morgan Morrill, Mott, Murray Nichols Norton Far
LeI PECK, Pson Pennington Perry, Petit Ple Pnter'
Prnse PuIyal CO. PuIyes Quusn Ready. sud Richie,
Robbins Rob,Its Robse9 Ru. Sabn sage ssadass
1s1 S'1 vi hsE$ssIi .s!,:
IF 1 IT, Of Sr %s z %s:SS WEIGH
NAvS-Messrs Aiken; Allen Barh'd.ls Benne OF Misa,
Bocock Bra cb Brooks Burnett Of Ky Csrlte Csshe Cns
MAJ c. BIB Of Ga, Cobb Of Ala, Crsss, Crawford powas'
Eemundsop Elliott Faulkner. Foster Goode, uers Of Als
Hcin an Pou.ton Jswstt. Jones Of Tenn Ket Kelly I'D
well Letchsr Lumpk N, Maxwell mc MULLEN, Mcouesnm M
son iver Pscker. Powell. Rufn Shorter, smith OF Ienn
Smith Of Va steGheI. stewH rseG ae Tr,U
Passed by Yeas l43; Nays SIS.
The bill for deept ming the channel over the st. Clair
Flats was passed by Yeas 1879; Nays So.
TIE bill for d. opening the chanpel over the hats In
ST. Mary's River passed by Yeas 1'6: Nays 81.
Mr.. WASHBUkNE of Illinois gave notice that The
first time the House should again go into COMMITTEE OF
the Whole on the State of the Union, on and after
Wednesday he would move to pase over all other oi
with a view to reaching those heretofore reported
making appropriations for Rivers and Harb'rs. Al
jOurned.
BURNING OF A FOUNDRY.
NEwBpRGH, N. Y. Tuesday, July 3, 1856
The exte nsve foupdery and machine shop at this
place. belonging to Messrs Stanton, Mallory a. Co',
was destroyed to-day by the explosion OF boiler
Fortunately the bancs mostly at dinner aud no
Nal