The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-07
E1enlAslv1 sen11spe1InusI.
Iowa CRY. Jan. 5. 1857,


Thsss wsaAasorum
Y neither Ssaats nor House THE moes1s.
e. Seeate lackne oass Of abe seSaMks
osnt nd ~ House xvo. III de 81.
t1faooa here wls no l11cslsy = aGscliag
- oreaaantioa. NJ. Hanilssn. Il frsslsnt
81 The assats. US In hs plsce. but NJ.
'AcrarlaAd. Speaker Of he Roass, wss d.
isysdia reaching the city on account Of
.slcklAn, n. nslnss of JoAss eosa.y.
vas elected speaker protein Of The House.
ssd few misasss afssr Q O'Clock THE Of.
,taraooa hesh hsdlss wsss declared oseani-
Eed
Gov, Grimes and numbsr Of 0emssrs
Of the Lseisissars cane from Dsvsapsrs in
the cars to-day. The Train sxpsrlssssd no
difRsalty In esttiae shssseh. and ~ arrived
her. n ths proper tine. Thst these on
cisl. bad ! pleasant rip. no one eosld hsvs
disputed who cav the 0overror and ssprs.
ssassiises Of the people sash eth chunk
OF n0lasses candy 10 HE 1st, aPparsatly in
high state Of pAysicAl ssjoymsnt. This.
with variation Of popcorn ssd Pss nuts,
enabled these aaasdiaas Of the public pros.
perity to bear the TIP with moderate %.
grss Of comfort The only piece Of con.
dsmnabls conduct { sitaesssd 10 the cars,
Compromising the character Of any Of these
gentlemen. was q the expense Of the n. 4
II. Railroad. One OF our old members
pulled on, bic pass for the Inspection Of the
Condassor. when gentleman eonnssted
With the Medical tnss!tuts at Keokuk, and
rsveliag 10 dog skin ceas. took the pass
and handed IL 10 the Conductor on his own
hook. That ol3cial examined The dosumsat.
and declared II Ill right While the Con.
dsctsr vas attending to ny case, the pass
vss psassd 70 il real owner. who in hts turn
obtained on The ssrsns,h Of il the privilege
OF Passing ever the road q adsad head"
Tits due the honssy Of ny medical friend.
however. to say he made ii ill right with
the conductor Alter v ards. The conductor
concluded be would watch the usxt gentle.
man from Ksokuk with whom be might
Gene il contact
4 bill wss resd In tbs houss this aftsr.
aoon fixing the salaries q State s1cials and
Judges. It 6xes the Gossrnos'ss salary ss
o9,seo; the Secretary. Auditor and Tssas.
urer Of State. II elboo each; supreme Jud-
gss. e1soo; District Judges, from 900
10 o90oo, according 10 the respective Popu.
lations Of thsir distriet-osoO 10 districts
Of not over $4,000 population. $1,000 II be :
tween 20 and $4,000. 9IAoo If between %
and 10000. eleoo between 20 and $1,000,
snd % on.
Much of the aftsrnoon was occupied IN
reading bills, generally Of only local inter.
eat Tiers are s,iil good many empty
desks. ba, presume Tomorrow there Will
be but few ahsentses. Msssrs. Wing and
Rogers hsvs not Jet srrivsd. Hears. Russh
end Harns came over to-day. The mem
bers have commenced work in ssTuest. with
IN svidsat dssirs 70 push business through
lively. Yos may expect to hear . good 70.
port from them. hare dropped iato the
Senate several dimes. but not Wills any.
thing Of Interest 70 ssr pubic wss on the
taps. 4 jolss resolution PssssA this body
instrScsing our Senators and Represents
tivsa to oppose ths further szssasios 81 The
Woodwork Plsning Ps;sss. There are
but few ahsentsss from he Senate. ny
letter to-day b nscsnssily bsisf and discon-
nsctsd. written in Oh nensnts Of leisure.
and without being able to give much per.
so5sl attention to the business Of the Leg.
islature. A discussion 10 now taking place
10 the House Oh ths subject Of taxing rail.
rosds ABE