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Correspondence.
HALL OF HopE LODGE, No. 33, I. O. O. F.,
Angels. December oath. 1916

HALL OF HOPE LODGE, No. 33, l. O. O. F.,
Angels, December oath, 1856.
Rev. GEORGE B. TAyLoR,-Dear Sir and Bro
ter:-The Officers and Members of the Lodge
take this opportunity through their Committee, to
return you sincere thanks for the able manner in
which you discussed the Principles of Odd Eel
lowship to them, on the occasion of the Second
Anniversary of their Lodge and Dedication OF
the New Hal, and also to request a copy OF
your Address, for publication, if it would be
pleasing to you. You will accept the contents
of this note, as farther evidence of our esteem
and good will.
We are, Fraternally, yours,
W. J. BRocKwAy, n. G.,
BARro UNDERHILL, " G.
w. w. EAsToS, Com'tee
P. w. ScRIBNER
J. R. SMELL, Secretary
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-03
ANGELS 5, December Gath, 1856,

ANGELS December 24th, 1856,
MEssRs. BRocKwAY, EAsToN, USDERHILL, AND
OTHERS :-Bretltren Yours of the above date is
received-I thank you kindly if my humble eff
fort to somewhat explain the principles of our
Order, met with your approval The tangible
expression of your kindness is duly appreciated
do not feel at liberty to deny to you copy of
the address, for publication, which is at your
service. With my kindest regards for your
prosperity and success, l remain, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
GEO. B. TAYLOR.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-03
GEORGE ARMoR, Publisher.

TERMS OF SUBsCRIPTIoN.-one year in
variably in advance, $500; six months, S3 90 ;
three mouths, So 90.
TERMS OF lADyERTIsING-O square of
twelve lines, first insertion, $780, each sub
sequent Insertion, $125 A liberal discount
will be allowed to yearly advertisers Busi-
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month
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SPERRY'S HOTEL.
1T MURPHYS CAMP


YVHE commodious Fire Proof Building, "a
IL lately erected by the subscribers, lAs:aA
Murphy's, has been elegantly furnished through
out, after the most approved STYLE. and Is now
ready for the reception of guests. par]ors and
suites of rooms for the use of ladies exclusively
and parties visiting the g Big Trees" or other
natural curiosities in the vicinity.
The management of the domestic department.
is conided to Mrs. Perry, lady of experience.
The BAR is stocked with fine Wines and Lii
ouors, and the larder daily supplied with sea-
sonable delicacies.
Stages arrive and depart daily for Mokelum-
ne Hill, Sacramento, Stockton, Sonora and Co.
lumbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient guests
will find every accommodation for their COM
e.rt SPERRY & PERRY.
Nurnhy's. August 90, 1856. sept25-tf
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THE INDEPENDENT

y published every SATURDAY MORNING.
:. can Andreas, CnlaFeras County, CAL Office
In 1orcoran's fire-proof Stone Building, corner
OF Main street and Broadway.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28
Sailing OF thu Tsnasssss


Steamer Tennessee sailed to-day for
Nicaragua via Aspinwail with SOC, passen-
gers for California. Shortly before The
sailing OF the Tennessee, striel orders were
sent to the officers from The owners to hd.
nit no ono unless he had ticket signed W
him aud directly ffom their Office. In con-
sequence OF this order, many filibusters who
had passage tickets were refused Gdmittance
On board the steamer This unexpected
decision on the part Of tho owners caused
much excitement On the wharf. Among
The passe npers thus left was councilman
Horatio N. Wild. II is supposed the own
ers were melted to this courss by hints
from Goyernm ent officials,
The New York fillibustsrs
New YoRK, Feb. 25th,
The hllbusters' examineation was resum
ed yesterday, The defence promised to
produce deed of transfer from Fermsn
Fenar, Col. Kinney and Col. Fabens, u.s.
signing a large interest in the Mosquito
Grant TO T o. Nicholson, of the Watching.
ton Uatoa, Fletcher Webster and Sidney
Webster.
Foreign Ministers
WAsHIyoTos. Feb. IS.
d.. Stocked aud Senior Tassara several
ly presented their credentials, and were re-
ceived by the President as Ministers from
Russia and spain
Explosion Of fire:Damp.
BALTIMORE, Feb 10th
In the Egypt coal mine at Deep Run,
C., i've men were killed by an explosion Of
fire damn
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COMMERCIAL,

NEw YeRE, Nednesd

Nk" htkk, N'aAss""! 49, -
kLoUR--Hoiders have sabmiiSe' 10 decline T."
Zoe, and the arket is active boin oE h2ro
consumption snd export. Sale. 800 sbls 81 SO -
0S IS superb ne stste sd,iSa6.eo extra do; &c Il
DS.4D supsInse Western; e945G7 extra do. ha5-
ket more active, and closing heavy, more than hat
ths sales we're for export Canadian lower, sIi :
l,sa) :bbls at $3.50 supsrhns; e8.oO47.6U essfa 60
Wheat unchanged. Chicago spring held At SIS in
store. Market closed at u ,303l.A5 white western
NSoll.Is. Sales 5000 bu al Si4SEl 60 red st
Loals q Sc; white do; $3.50 good wh'ts southern
Eye steady, AMOS, with sales $500 bs Barley
more active. sales 500 bu, common Canadian q 50
aui state olls. Germ lower,
wAlsKY Whisky dull ana nominal at . %
0A Q and Prison. 49,. ..
PRoVisIoNS--Pors has advanced So o Leo Per
Dbl. Beef doing better; sales so tbls at sIoi 70
prime. Dressed Hegs duh 81 sto9s. bacon stsaay
90 4 sa,s aSnsr. Lard bssyaAs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28

ST LOUIS, Feb. 20.
A Jefferson City correspondent OF the
Dmccrat learns by 4 passenger from Kan
sas to night that the difficulty between
Geary and Shannard, growing out Of tho
refusal of the fofmer 10 appoint the latter
Sheriff, as desired BY the Legislature, had
a fatal termination. Sha1nard avowed his
purpose Of killing Gesry. and meeting the
Governor in the street, spit In his face.
Geary did not resent the indignty, but
his friends go, up en- Indignation meeting on
Thursday the 18th Sheriff Jones. Shan
nard and others attempted TO interrupt the
meeting, and ia the ARRAY Shannard shot
Nj. 5hepp4td, one OF Geary's friends, -four
times, and wounded two others. Mr.
Jones, the Governors Secretary, shot
Shannatd through the head, killing him
Instantly.
Great excitement prevailed at Lecomp.
ton, and general hgh, was anticipated
that night. Gov. Gesry's residence was
guarded BY U s. troops.
ThesBank bill has passed both bran che
u the Missouri Legislature,
Shannart is the man appointed in Court
10 I'LL the vacancy occasioned by Sheriff
jones' resignation, and whom Gsary re-
fused Commission on ground OF habitual
drunkenness. Tho Westport eocreapon
dence Of the Republican says Shannard did
not spit in Gov. Geary's face, bu' called
him liar and a scoundrel Balance Of re-
port not corrobora,ed, but not contradicted
We look for letters from Lecompton to.
night.
Remains of Dr.. Kane passed Cairo on
the steamer J E. Woodruff. en- route for
Louisville. Arrangements are being made
eret to give them a suitable reception,
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CxsAR BzlDex.-Yesterday two boats
were sent out to this river, so that passen.
sers on the II. T. M. Road will meet with
very Few minutes detention by the loss OF
the bridge. In the meantime, as two sPans
Of bridge built for Iowa river are here in
a completed state. they will be Immediately
transferred to Cedar river to take the place
Of the missing spans,
By note from the Superintendent ne
also learn, that the Company will in day
or two transfer merchandise from one side
to the other Of the river in wagons. So the
road will speedily be prepared to uccommo-
date business in some manner, although not
to tina. extent they will when the bridge is
repaired.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28

The qualities OF these Safes are SO we'll kpC@ I
that tn majority OF the merchants Of New York sIt
phiIadel aia use no other make Of Safes We car
tnrnIsh ca of all sse. and with any description q
IncE. wanted. and will warrant 10 the utmost si
the qualities Of the Sefes We sell
gne' BURROWS, pRETTfMAN& DALI ELL.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ics STARTED AT LAsT!-Night before
last about IL O'Clock the ice started at this
point. and rushed along in heavy masses
furiously for about an hour, when It gorged
a, the island below, and stopped fester-
day morning hundreds OF persons. including
crowds Of ladies'. visited the river to view
most peculiarly Arctic spectacle On the
shore just above and in front OF Burrows
mill, were small mountains of large cakes Of
ice from one TO two feet in thickness, These
huge cakes must have come down with te'
mendous force to bsve piled at such
height. They formed solid bank. nearly
a. high AZ one point as the third story OF tn g
mill, and presenting q spectacle rather
more singular In its Arctic novelty than
ANYTHING ever before witnessed by many Of
those who gaIed upon it. Crowds Chamber
ed up TO the top of these ice embank"ents'
where 6ne view of the ice-iammed river
could be obtained. Some few even walked
out on the river. so close was the Jam o.
broken ice. Our citizens lost asPlendid
spectacle by this break occurring at night.
No damage was done except to tear up q
portion OF the plank walk In front OF The
Ohio House, end a part ofthe porch The
river commenced rising Immediately after
the gorge, and had risen about four feet to
last evening.
At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the ice
again commenced moving, and hundreds Of
citizens started for the river to witness
the spectacle. But after moving lew
minutes the ice gradually came to stand,
to the exceeding disappointment OF the
crow Do lining the shore.
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TALLMAN d POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Once Brady strsst, between Second ana Tn ira
Streets,

| Streets.
| nPFEEforsais tie believing sataa Resi- ~
/ City Property in Davenport.
| J.. touse and iot on Third Street near tho eornsT
| aoes Island.
q sir Eoss Oh tue .outa west corner II Fourth 40,
.. y. lots Al sodo savsaport, between Perry aoc
heck Island Streets.
lie ei,y NOT rapidly Improving aad VIII be solids
l!oeFa terms.
Farming Lands Ia JOaascn County.
in s,T n Ranss vest a. acres acres
x. OFFS, \. y IS 70 y. asase west 40 acres.
The above isndssrs a on toe tlse Of the railroad
from Davenport 10 Iowa City
Clinton County
Nine hundred acre. OF prairie and aletJ sGges OF
timber land near klvira p o, seven miles frsm Ly.
ons, Clinton Co.. Gear me Railroad; all choice land
Seu wstsred.
The above property Will be sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
ton. Sky acres ars, rate land, well improved Win
good houses. VIII be sold al bargain.
Poveshisk County.
i~ohundrsd and any acres fns prairie isni two
nnes north Of MoDiazufD a, The county zsgt,
Ach l7-'5s-df
Scott Co.
100 ScTss animpEovsd iandt~o z.ilss from Hickory
Davenport, veil wstersd. s.
100 acres eve miles north .essfrom Aiekory Grove
very choice land. sW
&e6I 1evCApSkt
one aud oRs-asI miios IRON Court House on tls
blnn, with superb yiswe Of river and surroundisa
country. small farm OF As acres aadeT the highest
ssxe Of cultivation and we'll supplied vita fruit.
uses. Fhe most beautiful lard 10 me vicinity the
ely. y
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of6d acres, ~ under suilis alton, 70 Of TIM
Der. never failing stream runs through H. WI
tssoid VERY cheap.
Near Waieott,
% Acres Of choice prsiria At bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful! Eve acre lot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28
ESCAPE OF coNvIcTs FROM THE MICHIGAN
lTATE PRISON

ESCAPE OF coNviCTS FROM THE MICHIGAN
STATE PRISON
jackson, Mich. Feb. 24.-Fiye life con.
/ conyicts, Ulam, Hitchcock, Lappan, Rey-
| holds and Haynes, escaped from the State
Prison last night, digging through the west
| wall of the solitary cells. They all got in
to one cell, and from thence out, assisting
each other over the yard wall A reward
of $500 each Is offered, ard q large number
| of men are in pursui., but as yet without
! success.
REMAINS OF Oh. KANE
New Orleans, Feb. 26.--The remains VI
DR.. Kane were escorted to the steamer for
Louisville this morning by The military,
FresmasoRs, Coasuls, city authorities, an d
an immense concourse of citzsns. Flags
were displayed at haif-msst, and the eonsu.
lar and public buiIdings-and minute guns
were fled from sunrise until the embarka-
ton Of the body.
THE CAPITOL OF VERMONT
Montpelier, VT. 26.-An informal ballot
In the House TO day to indicate the prefer
ences for the location OF ,he State House
| resulted ss follows: Montpelier l16, Bur.
lngton 81 Rutland 81, scattering 10. This
| 10 regarded as setthug the question In favor
OF rebuilding it in this city.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, 26.--The House Of Repre-
sentstives voted o.day by the casting vote
of the speaker, to restore capital punishme NJ
for murder.
New Mexican Treaty Acceptance of. Clan
ey Jones to Cabinet appoiptmsn't
Washington 26.-Ths following 10 prob
ably a correct version Of The new Mexican
treaty. 1t contemplates loan of $l5000,-
600, Of which % 100000 are TO be applied
10 payment of American claims. to be ae-
iusted by Joint Commission, and balance un-
invested. Tweuly per cent Of receipts from
customs by Mexico to be appropriated tor
redayment of the losn. 1t alsr consemplates
q joint postal ranesment inTshusntepec,
as well as transit route.
There IL no stipulation for cession Of
territory. and Congress Of the President
have no authority to contract such loan.
J. CLANCY Jones declined Cabinet ap.
pointnent; bat TO rolieve Mr., Buchanan Of
any EN- barrassment concerning Pennsyiva.
mia, says now he will accept,in order to spite
Mr. Fcrney, who headed opposition to him.
washington, ree Io-nuring the pre-
ceedings in the House, Mr.. Wright, Of
Tenn, approached the seat OF Harris, OF
Md, for the purpose it 10 said OF speaking
TO that gentleman. While there Mr.. Sher
man, who was of the opinion that Mr.
Wright acted in nenacing manner to-
wards him, between whom and himself
sharp personal controversy recently occur
ed in the House, Mr, Sherman Indignantly
threw a handful Of waters in Mr.. Wrights
lace. The latter made an attempt to
strike him, hut Mr.. Sherman put his hand
on his aide pocket to pull ont. it is snppos-
ed, . weapon, whsu mutual friends immedi
ately interfered.
Messrs. Watkins and Savage conducted
Mr.. Wright to his seat amid confusion and
intense excitement which soon subsided.-
Rumors of dol are current,
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apsrieci article 80 &c forth from tbeir ss'aesbns NJ
hs gai.d for their Scales reputation that has new
ar tssn surpassed in the whole range OF useful me-
Tho Scales are unanimously Acknowledged a. tue
.taadlrdiB ali transactions by woighl:
i lAwsait which arose ii0n discrepancy u
siyhts bstwoga enc OF fGirbanh's Scales Ia aes u
the VaItimo!e X Ohio Railroad Company aud one OF
srothsr manufacture recently sisd Ia the S0~EE
gfC0mMon Pleas, Balna"Te; thoease ecauihea tEe
t,ourtwo add Judge Marshall In delivering hs
asrsiou stated sc he result 0i bis esiienee that The
cfntacy OF EiTbGRkg Se4Ess was established eeyeha
BURROWS, PRETIYniAN 4 DALlEth,
The veil known reputation Of these Scales has 10
aucet The enders Of iW perfect and worthless esai'
co. to Gsr thgln FaifbsEe's Scales, and purlhas
srs hnys thereby in many cases Rsen subjected Ia
frsud and Imposition. The Manufacturers have NO
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
aci business In thsir names, but regarding tte
perpetrators Of h. above fraud =, pursuing course
ALIKE uEIus. and disAouorable they take this pe'h"a
to caution the public Of their imposisions-
The pALeatsss manufacture under tnslr c"h ~
sp. tcn only Ut their ractoy In st. JoapsbaTy, W
For sale IL pay snpoI, saiel, b.
BURROWS, fRETTYIhN6 OALzhtL,
+. d Z. FAIRBANKS d Co.
Ss,Johaseut!, W., MAY "A, 1889.
tanSg AAuly.
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EscouRAolse.--The start OF the Ice night
before last seemed to exert al very exiiera-
ting influence on this community yesterday
We are all mos, heartily tired oi the COM
panionshp of this ice, especially since II
has ceased being useful as bridge. The
sight Of lave steamboat will be giaddening
indeed. We shall certainly receive few
steamboat visi,ations next week There Is
produce enough here awaiting shipment 10
load good many steamers, and plenty more
in the country to come in when the roads
ret better,
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Herrinx's Safes,

THE subscribers are Agent.
4 ,cr Aessrs. 8, G. Herring
& Goa celebrated Fire ana
Thief Proc fSsie.
weTeald invite the stttL.
ton OF the public TO the fact.
mai these safes have Tor pear.
|, stood The test Of both fire,
lhief and also of time. VeIt
many Safes Will In u measure
defy the former AMI yet ta,l
before the latter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28
HN1skisg and Exchange.
;
d A " IL I ~ G.

Tallman, Powers q Mclean.
EANKERe AND DEALERS IN EXcnA-aE
OAVENpDsEa'. IOWA,
[ hFPICE, Brady Stree, setaeeu seeous spf ihifd
- Streeb. Exchange I'll he principal eiEsss n
uGted States, Great Hflain, ireland AID Cor
snssi Eosope bought shd sold.
sotss And Sxfts collected and pKocseda remittSt
any psoeshe United States a current rateso
fehhBgs, i
soisenons OF .otes, drafts, sccoan;s lssScies sD6
aonnhces made 10 st paris OF ne United States;
seeks and BONDS bozgbs and sold on con MISSION
s?d Dividends collected
land warrants oouxht. sai5 and Iccsfgd:
Exchange On cities IN the United y1ateg.
Carpenter d Verniss, New YORK f,ifS:
iIbapy City Bank, Albany, Y;
EvGaic City Bank, Buffalo, Y;
Bank Of C5u msfco, Boston, Mass;
rrsdes mems Bank, Phisdeiphis, r,
NercbaDtsi q NaBuIactuEsrs' Baax pigssE4Ts. p
dcfkm s. Co, Baltimore, d u;
Gilmore x Brotheftoa, CiIetEnsif, Oaioi
lucas & Snolts, NJ Louis, bio,
Ciszens' ksLk, New Orleans, La;
swtft, Btother & Johnston. Chicago, III
eeptS '56 dgI
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Cr1c4oo & r. /. r. Ron Wednesday

CnIcAeo e. r. l. r. Ron Wednesday
last the bridge over Rock River on the
Chicago aad Galena Railroad was carried
away By the ice. This will check trans
portstion for some time on that road. The
Chicago g. R. l. road is the only one at this
time, leading out of Chicago West, that is
able TO transmit through freight All Of
the damages sustained between Chicago
and this city have been repaired and it is
once more In good condition.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28
Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
Ian D WARRAN

TIVE gndeaisDsd have for safe Land wa,,s.,..
aie rent sizes. hich thsy will sell sssh or On
Lug U sali purchasers.
iasy VIII paJ particular attention 10 selection and
ieistior 81 lands In Fort D.s Aones, Fort DODGE
tAsflIan aid otbsr " sasrn LAnd Districts Also 70
s1nens oiisxss and land busin sss generally.
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tsa.' n.ucs 1887.
PAINTS, OIL, WIEDO oLAss-
WARE, PEKFUkERY, &c.

CHARLES, blow 4 CO..
Wholesale Dsalers,
ST. LOUIS, No
~ ~ % BE opening of the iver De In receipts
OF thsi Late purchases, consisting OF
5000 Packages Of Drugs and Medicines,
$50 cases Tiamzs's Paints, dry and IN Oh;
700 ke9s Blow' pure Whi.s Load, In rs, SO, loo
aud 2U0 To- ksgs;
90 Kegs French Zinc, vAita;
500 b6!s, Eugliah Linseed on;
lQU Tame RS Oil;
IE9 s. Refined winter Waaia OIL;
iep . Machinery oil;
100 IS No. Lard Oil:
leo ;. copal, Japan and Coach varpi.Ls..
sou IS Whiting and Putty;
900 Ground snt ehiPpea Logwood;
90 eases Sanford's Ext. Log wood,
GcS 3ezsl taRa' Boston palnl Bru,ess 10.
Glass;
gCs ooSes Ioai5 NJ q saxls eiustsrsS Glass:
Ote :. brasslst snep Furniture
taea Bottles, Viais, sc;
Nv ~ us. sSsa Aiams epson salts and srimstons;
% essks rrenea Fioar sulphur and povdsI ed
Cream Tartar;
SO osis Camphors
l9u eases Tai iafllS Acid;
W. cases ees, French and ameuean Psrfunsry
t0e bags arch Pepper sid Pimsnts;
5p0 sasss Wolfe Sch apps;
50 cases soft Madras II digo;
% easa prime pptea MaGder,
E,uJd Kegs Newcastle Bi-CArb Sods
lash sad PROMPT TIME BUYRRs vistins oar
.Ss As ve issi sonsasss sS.i - esa supply .asm
out VI our inrasnss seak lover figures Asu lhey
e.s e.! 81 an, ssAsr a \. r .,s vest,
. 0nr 6~-1
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R0,TInR

afr. John @. Dsvfs has This dar hs., 49,,
"a tec Psrsaer in our arm. The bus;n~ss Yin
ee continued ne herstofoys, end under ~ -.
assns and style. COOK a sARG3sT
davenport, "A priiIst. Is56
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NO. Is, BRADY STREET

made by Jno Da.zs and
at mis- prices: also the most
approved kinds Of Hsrrows and
rod Harrow Teeth, Seed Sewers
Com Planters, Reapers and Now.
or.. Cradles, Scytnss, Asses, horas
And hand. Forks Of all kinds, Shov.
els, spades, Grow Bars, Picks,
Mataocks, Horse fo wers, ORR
Crushsrs. Hay and StrAwCutters
Hay Knives. Griad Stones, Trace,
leg and Breast Cbstns, Lum.
Der Wagons Of asa.
perior make, Wheel
Barrsws. CA0idron
Kettles single ssd IN stoves; OF
Jokes and Bows, &c all II which
with other articles We ofies az
cheap II not cheap Or than any
other agricultural house Ia Chi
caeoor other pls ces. WORT
srS In wood viii And In cur
stock a most complete assoTt.
mont of al Tools and inpls-
men4s for their uso We Of
fer the carpenter and
Joiner warranted
81 foois from
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Congress

| WARRINGTON, Feb. 10
SEsATE.-The Submarine Telegraph bill
was taken up, and Mr.. Toombs resumed his
remarks against the bill, calling it viola
ton of the Constitution and Of justice--a
scheme which would subserve no inter.
ests excepting those Of spectators aud OF
jobbers.
Mr.. Thompson, of Kentucky, moved to
postpone the further consideration OF the
bill until the fifth OF March. l.ost-26
against 20.
Messrs Foote, Benjamin and Bsyard ad
vocated the bill, and Messrs. Jones, Of
Team, and Butler opposed it.
Further consideration OF the bill was sus
pended by the arrival OF the time for re-
Stunning the special order, il being the bill
authorizing the people of Minnesota to form
| a State Constitution and Government.
Mr.. Hunter gave notice that as soon st
the Minnesota bill was disposed OF ne should
move to consider the Tariff bill.
The Senate reconsidsred the vote By
which the amendment was adopted restr CT
ing the right of suffrage to citizens OF the
| United States, and then struck out the
ame ndment and passed the bill In the
precise form in which Il came from the
House.
The Senate resumed the consideration o.
! TIE Submarine Telegraph bill.
After discussion Mr.. Iverson moved to
Law the bill on the table. Lost,
| The House amendments were sgreed TO,
aud the bill now only required the action
If the President.
On motion of Mir. Hunter the Tariff BIZ
was directed TO be taken up, 10 order that'}
might not be among the unfinished bushes
at the time OF adjournment.
Mr. Gvinn presented the credentials
Mr.. Broderick. Senator from California Tor
years from the ]th Of March next.
Mr. Slidell, from the Committee on r
eign Relations, reported resolution at
lowing the officers and crew Of the steam !
Vixen to accept certain tokens of acbnu"
| iedpment from the Government Of Gie&t
| Britain.
Adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Davis, OF bid called up she
resolulioa of the Select Committee for on
pul.ion of WIN. A. Gilbert. ...
A long discussion ensuej on the suffice
of suppressed evidence, &c. Mr., Gi'ber
was anxious for tria! and demanded it. a
resolution was offered fixing on the neA
day for the Trial, but the report does no
say that action wes taken on the resou
ton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28

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