Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
LATEST NEW S.


Seaats.-Mr Allea presented the cr~deH-
,isls of james r Summons elected senator
by the Legislature Of Rhode Island.
M Weller from the Commi,tee on Mill
tary AGsirs reported in favor OF printing
he doesasMss recently coo@a seaisd, rel.
a'iys 10 Gen Scots pay. A debate rnsued.
Mr. Weller wAs sati fed that justice 10
both required that the eorr~sponpence be
printed, though . portion 81 Il was vt an
exceedingly angry character.
Messrs Bell OF Tent. ,Cr,tr"dsr, Seward
and Pearce, thought that sueh parts should
be suppressed, ~ Il would furnish BAT ex
ample, add public legislation did not r.qome
the exposure Of the whole correspondence
and besides il would be powerful 10 the
friends ~ both gec,lemsn IN, olv-d.
Jones of Tenn, Clay, Seward Be'J ,min,
and BIgier, advocated the pii"s''g OF the
cosr espontence, several OF them saying that
full -xposare was necessary 10 understand
the entire subject, though much of The AN
guAg~ was 10 be regret ed. Let ia, IN stand
or fall on ID ir merits.
Mr.. TOOmbs was opposed to making
the Senate conduit tor such private
quarrels. Let the exposure be thu ongh
the medium Of the newspapers.
The printing OF the whole document
was ordered.
uousE.-Mr. Florence introduced a
bill to equalize the army, navy and ma
rinc pensions.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Committee
on Elections reporeed resolution,
which was adopted, that NJ. Eall was
legally elected from the FIRST Congress
sional District Of Iowa.
MIR. Campbell, OF Ohio, from Com
mittce Vi Ways and Means reported
tavorably the Senate S: b narine Tele
graph bill.
MIR. Jones, Of Tenn, moved to la,
on the table, which was negatived. L.
MIR. Campbell said that he would en-
dcavor to dispose ofthe subject to NOR
row.
The House concurrcd in the amend
mcnt Of the Senate to the Diplomat i
and Consular Appropriation bill.
The House went into Committee o,
the Tariff bill.
The Corruption investigating com
mittce are on the tra.k Of certain
railroad bonds which we're given on
last winter by certain gentlemen t.
carry the Western railroads.
The Dallas treaty was under ciscus
sion more than three hours to day-bu
very little interest was elected, thcr
being hardly u quorum present at an.
time. A leading Democratic Senate
informed me that he did not believe
would be ratified.
J. X. Swecny has returned to til
city, and has signitied his readiness t.
the Investigating committee his read
mess to appear before them, and SUI
gcsts that the wrs'ns implicated |
hi, testimony be all ,,dcd all opportu
nity Der, IS examine him before sal,
committee.
Mr.. Sinonton having recovered, vii
robably he examined morrow
The House refused to day by a vot
OF 1919 to 81 to Law on the table til
.At|antictc telegraph bill--whieh will b
calle'l up Oh its final passage tomo:
row.
indianapolis, Feb. t.
'llan. Jesse d. Bright, and Hon. Ga
hour n. Fitch. electen to day 10 lutte
S'a &c Senator. the former for the full
term Of SIX wears from the Alb of Marc
next. AMI the latter for the I. I'm whic
commenced March 4,h. 1855. Each re
ccivej eighty five votes.
New York, T.b. 4.
Tho $50. 900 embedded hy Striegsr fros
. New Orleans hank vn found to -da
in state room in the steam Cahawb
where the cmbazzellsr had tiiden it.
A warrent has been rece. we'd fro,
Washington for tho extra.lit,on Of Grel
and the other parties accused Of emb Z
sling funds Of the Great Northern Rail
road Of France.