The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ExpaEssLY TOR TIE JoURNLI



WAsHrNoToN, March 4.
House and Senate continued il session ell
night, and at o'clock tho House took a recess,
and at 5 o'clock the Senate took the same
course, to meet again ct o A. II. On re-as-
lsembling, the business in both branches was
mainly confined to reports from ths several
Committees OF Conference.
WAsHISGToN, March 4.
The Senate disposed of number Of pri-
vatc bills from the House, and concurled in
numerous amendments and rejected others.
The Committee on the deficiency bill rec
commended that the Senate reccde from some
! Of the amendments. An appropriation oil
SlS3,000 in books 20 be distributed among
new members of the House reduced TO sl77,-
lOo0. Mr.. Stewart hoped the report would be
concurred in. lie believed it the hes: they
could get. Biggs, Toombs ard BayaTd oppo-
scd tue report, prcierring 70 lcse the bill; they
were hostile TO book amendments. The re-
port disagreed to- and another committee OF
conference asked for.
Ocean mail steamship appropriation bill
passed.
| a third committee OF conference on de-
ficiency bill was appointed, the secord not
being able to agree.
J.
well rs in the Senate were frequently inter-
rupted by messages and reports from the
committees of conference.
The House passed the Senate bill transfer
ring to the several States the swamp and
overlooked lands selected under the acts OF
1849 and 1862.
The House refused to racede from the am
lnendment to en- amendment Of the Senate
RI 1n~~te Lotto
: $4,000 to pay the expenses Of the expenses
of the next Kansas legislature, and instead it
was disagreed toby two majority, eadng tho
dispute on this bill.
During the proceedings frequent violent at
tempts were made to obtain the floor and
. fifty members or more were on the Aoor at
once, crying out Dir. Speaker! and fourishinS
their particular bills CIR manuscripts they
n wished to have considered.
4 Numerous motions We're made to suspend
the rules 10 consider specified bills, but few Of
which vera successful.
The House passed the Senate bill more ef-
factuslly for the Furnishing Of crimes on the
n high seas
y House passed Senate bill requiring disbu,.
3 sing officers Of the government 10 deposite
= their funds with the Treasurer OF some assist
ant Treasurer of the United States.
n Mr. Pringls made report from the seconi
y Committee OF Conference on the deficiency
% bill, that they were unable to agree, the mali
cause being the giving OF books to new mem
bers.
Mr.. Sage expected gentlemen 70 stand firm
saying they had rights as we'll as Senator's
.. Mr. Hous;os justified the Sen2se's apryo
priation to the books. and said tha. II Nj
n, Sage cid lot want to stir up i'll blood. h
NJ would leave him alone in his laudabls under
taking.
The Hoass insisted on its disagreement
AL the general appropriation BILLS have bee
~. considered and several of them are hangin
between the two Houses, the Committee
Confeisace not eeing able 10 agree
Tie Ssnate returned the miscellaneous a,
preparation Gil to the House with los amend
ca mentS.
= The Inauguration.
WASHINGTON, March f.
President BUckansns inaugural addres
- wos not fully completed until this mornin
and as there is but the single copy, .here wi
., necessarily be delay in preparing it for tram
eli mission by telegraph.
= The day opened with firing cannon an
ringing bells. Weather beautiful, great turf
e: out of people, mostly vending their way
's- the Capitol Sidewalk completely blocke,
/. balconies full, immense mass living freight.
=, All available windows occupied long beiol
:. the procession started. Military forming Q