The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-19

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eerm. he proceeded y vsndsc.te tno adaAn's-
ssaion ~ deleating Walkefs oc)ees-consenu.
ing that ~ ne internatlonal ~ thc Navy nad
neht g 80 Oeeoad marine league wao tne
vsew q suppfessing ~ Illegal expeoiuoaa ana
enforcing our o0ligasson q neessaMg.
Ehe C0mmitsee the0 rose ana me n0ose -
Journed. III III.
SENAf4.-The vice ffeMdens lalo oeIore see
senate Communication from the seq OF WAr
enclosing reports on ehe surveys q ne rivefs
90 Aarosss g - sskes in see sta'e - New
/ A0lk. II aA asA. s.st as -
Ar. Seward presented the peuIon q Gns,s''an Nn
Nail route between New York and Giuckstadt.
Referred to Com. On Post Ofices. ag.5.
On motion Of NJ Wilsea resolution was
adopted requesting the Sec'y Of Treasury to re.
port the smount Of revenue collected IN each
collectioa diserict for each year from 1859 20
1857. the amount expended, and the number Of
persous employed il The collection Of the reye.
niue for each Of thess years. -9 F4 ai
Nr. Brown. who vas entitled % the aoor ON
the Kansas question, desired, - Is Vas under
going changes every day. to postpone his re-
marks until the subject il presented in more
definite form, which would probably be the case
before loEg. l4aFs4
Nj. Hale wished, hut WAS not now ready to
express his views. On bis motion the question
vas made the special order for Monday nexs.
By unAnimons consent the Presidents mes.
sage was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations, and The debate thereon postponed
until said committee shall make rapport.
Mr.. Biglef offered . resolution, which vas
adopted, in1tructipg the Committee On Post
Office 30 inquire into the expediency Of estab-
fishing mail lines between the United Ststes and
the empire Of Brazil, and the Republics Of South
America; also, q to the best mode Of establish
ing and maintaining such mail facilities, if found
necessary aud expedient. a aaa
The Senate then adiourned. aH
a tt4tsa
washington, Jan. -.
SExArE-Ar. Douglas presented the peution
from henry Oheiiiy in iAsor 81 estaonsn.ng =
telegraph line from the western borders o. MIS-
souri, 70 Fort Laramie and South Pass Of me
Rocky Mountains. Referred 70 the Committee
on Military Affairs. ..s. .E#i y4ss
Ar. wilson introduced Dill explanatory 9!
the act granting bounty lands 20 oHlceFs anu
soldiers, passed March, 1855, SO q 70 secure
claims 70 the heirs Of persons making claims
Who have died before the land warrants we're
issued. . r&
The Senate proceeded g the consideration of
the bill to repeal the oct OF 1909 autnofzinS tne
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 change tns names
Of vessels in certain cases. a.
NJ. BeYamln 10 showing tne Necessity q tne
P@ss@6O - sssS SasAs s~'s - - - -sF8.
sells, the names OF which had been cnange0
within Is months, 81 Of them had either been
lost at sea, or the means oi loss Of lite ana pro-
perty. The names we're changed 20 deceive the
public when the vessels we're rotten ana ansea-
worthy. Hc :nstanced the Central America,
whose name was changed from the Geo. Low
one vessel nad neen conue'nIeu Anu "er na"l. l
changed three times, and she went 70 sea and
vas never heard from aiterward.
The bill was passed M
The JOINT resolutions 70 extend me tme LOT
the restoration OF naval officers erected oy 'ne
retiring Board TO April next, was passed.
Alter an executive session tue oeua'e au'
journed-
HoUsE-The Speaker lald before the house
message IRON the fres,oent u Response - -
resolution Gaining !or ihiolMauon ~ 'e'aliou -
recent events in Central America.
Mr.. Clingman moved that that part OF !ne
Presidents recent message ana accompanying
documents relating 70 Com iauid.hg ana nav
ing reference 70 the orders oi tne NAVY Depar',
ment, be referred to the COMMITTEE % Naval
Affairs.
message was received from the tfesiGen'
stating that he had received copy q tne Von.
stltutl0n Of Minnesota togethcr WIN ~ aos'lAcs
OF the votes Poieo lor ano aga'ns' w sAe' 50 =
be nov laid the Constitution before Congress- 10
the manner PresCriueu ~ snc ,"ss
message vas aiso received I.o.n w 80.
dent 70 response to ne resoluuon su!a'l,Is y
whether tne government 81 SicaraIus nAu u..ue mN
any complain. on accoun. q 'ns .rFes. -, - ~.
Walker oy CON- rsniolng on ns sou. lnS
rfesoent, tnrougn .ne oecIey - ~ S,..,
that no sucn comp'a'ns mas reacneu '"e uepAs''
Ment -.
Inc house snen 1en' mug com9 ss - ~ ~
nno.e on .ne ssa.s s.s on'oA A.1 w. - = q
Nr. Kellogg, Of I'LL, defended the President
in maintaining that II was the rlgnt ana ooty
Of our Naval force TO arrest Walker on tne SOY
o. Nicaragua,
| Ar. Moore, Of Ala. contended that Ar- FAul
ding exceeded his instructions, ana tna. ma
tjority Of the nosion would never sAncuon na
conduct. @
NJ. Thompson, Of New fork, snoogns " .ns
Administration was bound to nave ~ a'1e'
prosecuted for violation o. the nensraiisy; , 7,
Mr. Warren, Of Arkansas. asserted tnas fsol
ding exceeded hts instfucsaons. hs also A. -.
President Pierce had psonpIy ~ remove. s.','
Brigham Young, the trouble 20 OtAn woul'
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