Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-29
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Wash Dgion, Aug. -.
SEAArE.-M Mr.. Hunter moved to lay Mr.
Nel.er's bill on the table, in oid,r TO
get up the Army Ball.
Mr Weller explained he was willing
that ii should be withdrawn, as he had
offered 1t without consulting the party
with which be acted, and The opposition
were trying to load it down with 1tjec-
tionabie amendments.
MIR Hun ers motion was agreed to BIZ
% to /.
After spirited dcbate, on motion of
MIR. Hunter, the Senate insisted on its
amendmen to the Army Bill, and asked
Commi'tee Of Conference, appointing
Mess!s. Hunter, Lrittenden and BigIer
a. its por.ios Of the Com mittee.
After come further proceedings, the
Senate adjourned.
IlouSE.--Mr Houston ask ID, but did
not obtain leave. to offer resolution re-
qnirlng the Speaker to direct the Scar.
geant-as arms to bring all absentees to
the bar Of the House, except those excu-
sed on recount Of sickness OF themselves
or family, and that each absent member
be t, legraphed to return, they paying
their own expenses.
Tee House tabled a resolution Of the
Committee on Printing to print 10000
copies OF the report Of the assault by MIR
McMul!en upon Mr.. Granger.
Several gentlemen attempted to intro
dnceb'lls, but objections were made from
both.iies Of the House the express rea-
con being di-incl nation to proceed with
general Iegislation.
Mr. Campbell Of Ohio, after saying it
was evident no business could be trans
acted, moved that the House adj urn.
Motion disagreed TO. Mr. Smith Of Vir-
GINA, novel n call Of the tlouse. Dis.
agreed 10 bv sc against 90
Mr. Wakem.n's resolution offered YES
'ertny proposing to make proper deduc
ton from the paw Of members, who, by
ike reason of paying of shall! decline to
act or vote 10 the House, was thea Ia
81. d.
On motion Of Mr. Williams resolution
was adopted the Senate concurring, in
"diourning Tomorrow al 3 O'Clock by .
10 to IS.
After further proceedings message
WAS read that the Senate insisted on it's
Disagreement to the Kansas provis0 in
the army bill, aud asked for committee
of conference.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio,
the House further insisted and appoint
cd CAMPBELL Of Ohio, Stevens snd Shan
non a committe Of conference Al.
iourned to IL O'Clock Tomorrow NOM
ing.
LATER FROM CALI ORNIA.
N. v O,Ieaus. Aug &c.
The steam ship Granada has arrived al The
B re. She brngs San r ant lsco dates to
The 9th, and Asp nwall TO the POI Inst.
The steamer Illinois hfl Aspinwall on the
ooh for Nrw Yok, with Sl.5tO,O . in
r, a>mre. 500 pas sensels, and the Ca lforhla
mails Of Aug. 5ih.
Business was dull at San Francisco.
The Vigilane- Committee wa. in full
fore. They had made more arrests, and
/ executed two persons since the departure II
the last steamer.
San Francisco papes say that 500 recr, rs
/ for Walker would leave ia the next steam
er for N:ca aqua.
FROM NICARAGUA.
{ Col. Salisear had been convicted Of tr. :.
son 10 the Walker government, and shot.
ScveI al natives had also been sho, for the
| same Cause at Maya.
! 1t is said that certain p pers found on
the person Of Salisear, led to tie Dismissal
| OF the B i;ish consul ., Leon.
New York, Aug. 27.
! The Nomination of F l!mcre and Donel.
son uss unanimously ratified BY the Safe
Council to-day. The next meeting of the
Council is 10 be held at Troy. A State
Central COMMITTEE was appointed, and the
Com IL adjourned amid repeated cheer. Tor
the American t.cket.
New York: Aug. 81.
The resin oil factory OF Burris L Stod
dard, in Brooklyn, VAS burned this NOR
ming, together with large stock Of resin.
Loss 1I2,fD0. No insurance.
John Fox. tor the murder Of John Henry,
son OF Alderman Henry, Ut New York,
was hung to-day al New unswick. Three