The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21

whether the resolution involves o question
'of privilege.
Mr.. Stephens, (uational) of Ga, moved
to lay the question of the reception of the
resolution as question of privilege ON the
table
Mr. Washhurn, (nigger worshipper) of
Me-, inquired, if the House should do so,
: whether it would carry the resolution with
! it
The Speaker replied affirmatively.
Mr.. Washburn-Then a vote to lay on
the table will be equivalent to a vote to
suppress investigation.
Mr.. Stephens motion was agreed to by
70 against TO-
.MIscEILANEoUs-M l4th, Padre Will,
the Nicaragua Minister, presented his ere
dentials at the State Department this morn
ing and was at l o'clock admitted and
recognized
The recognition of Padre Will, By the
President, as Minister has given an impetus
to the Nicaragua fever The Southis is alive
in consequence of it.
The steamship Daniel Webster, which
will probably sail on the 22d May from
New Orleans, will have plenty of recruits.
An application having been made for Mr..
Herberts discharge on a writ of habeaS
corpus Judge Crawford decided on the oh
May, that Mr. Herbert should enter into
irecognizance, in the SUM of $40, 900, as Sc
curity for his appearance at the June term
of the criminal court, to answer to the
charge of manslaughter, for the killing of
Thos Keating. Jos. Ii. Berritt and Jas.
Owner were accepted as bondsmen, and the
prisoner released.
Our accounts from Kansas are quite eX-
citing if true. One thousand men had re-
.sponded to the call of the o. S. Marshal,
and had encamped near Lawrence and Le-
compton, for the avowed purpose Of enforc-
ing the territorial laws.
There is no general news of any import
iance to be found in the papers.
IN Lawrence, 500 men, armed to the
teeth, were preparing to resist all attempts
at arrest Gov Shannon had sent a posse
to Missouri to arrest Robinson. Reeder
had fed, but the officers were in hot pursuit
of him. Mr. Brown, editor of the Heraid
s9f Freedom, had been arrested while attempt
ing to escape. Sheriff Jones was expected
soon to be about His successor, Judge
Fame of Georgia, had been shot at twice
while in the discharge of his duties.
3he steam frigate Susquehanna sailed on
Thursday from Philadelphia for San Juan
del Norte. Capt. Sands commands, and
carries out important dispatches to Mr.
Wheeler, our Minister at Granada
In the course of fortnight, there will be
in the Aarbor of San Juan the steamers
Susquehanna, Fulton and MerriGac, and
the trigate Potomac
The sloop of war st. Marys, now at Pan
ANA will remain there as long as her pres
encc is deemed necessary for our interests
in that quarter.
WASHINGTON NEws.-May 18th, Lord
Clarendon's answer was received yesterday.
1t is dated April 30th, and was sent to Mr.
Dallas and by him communicated to our
Government. 1t occupies fifty pages Of di-
plomatic paper Its tone is more generally
concatory and guarded than former dis
patches After reviewing the whole case,
he discredits our testimony against the Min
lister and Consuls, and prefers accepting the
statement of their own officials On this
ground, with other new points suggested,
edcclines complying with the request of
the American Government.
The Foreign Legations have determined
to recognize Padre Will socially or officially.
Senor Marcoletta now asserts his claim
to the British Mission from Nicaragua, on
the faith of former condition from the de-
posed Government, and it is believed that
he will be recognized
May 10Th, it is understood in diplomatic
circles that Mr.. Champion will leave the
country Immediately after receiving his pass
ports, and carry the Secretary and other
members of his Legation with him, not in
clnded in our dismissal, his object being to
close the embassy entirely, and thus cmpha-
size the suspension of intercourse
Gen, Cass' exposure of Mr. Champions
misapprehensions of him, augments the lat
ter's personal embarrassments.
EUROPEAN NEws.-Dates have been re-
ceived from Europe to May Sd, four-days
later. They contain nothing in addition to
what has already been published.
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