The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-12

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on the table and ordered TO be printed.
A resolution was adopted tina, from Monday nsls IN
Senate meet daily al II o'clock A. N.
The public printing bill was ,aken..np. and aflsr some
unimpor,ant amendments, was passed.
In the House, Mr.. Clingman, from the committee
on foreign AFFAIRS reported preamble and resolution
setting forth that. whereas, treaty between the
United States and Great Britain, designated the Clay
ton and Bulwer treaty. is under thenterpetaon placed
upon il BY Grea, Britain, surrender Of the rights OF
this country, and on an American construction an en-
tanglingl alliance without mutually Of benefit or re-
.tricion, and has been productive only Of misunder-
standing and controversy between the two ge,emens
therefore,
Resolved, That the President be requested % take
such steps as may be 10 his Judgment best calculated TO
effect the speedy abrogston Of said treaty.
Mr. Richie said this was no, the unanimous report Of
tho committee and a, the proper time he desired to be
heard on the subject The consideration ofshs resolu-
ton was postponed till tomorrow
The Senate bill for the admission Of Minnesota into
the Union was taken up; and after debse, without
coming to a vote. the House adjourned.
Wednesday. May Gin the Senate. the Judiciary
committee reported l for the settlement Of the CALI
Ornia land claims. They also reported adversely to
general Bankrupt Law.
Senator Benjamin introduced resolution finquiry
as to our present relation with Mexico and whether
any measure has been adopted to secure indemnity oi
the Tampico ou,rages. which was agreed 10.
The Bill for the relief Of Mrs Herndon was passed by
vote Of 80 to 4.
The Oregon Bill was taken up and debated until
I'll adjournment.
Senator Mason's original Paraguay resolution was
passed. Il authorizes the President to use requisite
force to obtain justice.
In the House. the French spolis,on bin was taken
up and postponed until next January.
The right Of Com. Pauding to arrest General Walk.
rr. was next discussed.
Nj clngman introduced resolution prohibiting the
United States interfere foreign soil. lie made :
speech giving history Of the Nicaragusn affair. and
in favor 81 the abrogson Of the Clayton treaty
and said he knew that the British Cabinet tired Of
this completely. aud wiling to sbrogais the treaty on
lair and honorable terms.
The Minnesota bill was taken up and postponed ill
Thursday next.
The General Appropriation bill was then resumed.
| Thursday, May Gin the Senate. the Mexican
boundary and Oregon bills were postponed Th,
Fishing Bounty Repeal bill was debated Mr.. Hsmlir
spoke two hours and half in favor Of continuing The
fishing bounlie. The Senate then wen, into executive
session.
Ia the House. the rc,,u,ion Of inquiry 10 the Psuld
ing and Walker case was objected 10.
The Legislative. Executive and Judicial ApprcPris
ton bill was discussed and several amendments sgeel
10. The Appropriation bill was passed.
Mr.. Richie made speech ssainst the resolution
.brossiins the clayion.iiulwer Treaiy. The resolu
tion was passed to third reading by vote Of o. ID
SO.
:. The consideration or the Minneso,a admission bill
vas then resumed.
Friday. May Lin the Senate, Mr. C.ingman was
sworn in in place II Mr.. Biss' senator from North
Csrolns.
The death Of Mr. Evans was snnounesd. whereuPer
The senate Immediately adjourned.
II the House. NJ. Clingm,n resigned his seat as
representative having been appointed by the Governor
Of Moth carolna % Gil ihs seat Of NJ. Biggs in Ii.
senate vacated by the atters appointment As Judge
the United state, District Court il North Caroins. -
place 81 The Lite Judge Paiier. The House adj"urns
in respect 10 the lat. snsiar Evans although no for
nal announcement If his death Was made.