Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03
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MIR. Douglas moved to take up the bin for the cd
mission Of Minnesota. he said he was in favOr Of
the Pacific Railroad BILL but thought that the Sena-
tors from Minnesota should take seats prior to fur
Their business.
Mr. GWin objected. He did not want collision
between the two measures, and thought that the
time Of examining Minnesota affairs was needed BY
the House
The House bill appropriating $3.50, 600 to supply
an accidental omission in the army bill last session,
for the support Of the National armories, was passed
Mf. Boyce Introduced sresOlutiOn for the appoint
ment Of select committee Of seven to enquire and
report the reduction in expenses relating to the
navigation laws and existing duties on imports, and
the expsdieney Of gradual repeal Of all duties on
impOrtsin favor Of internal ta1ation-passsd.
The printing deficiency bill was rssumsd-With-
out action the committee rose.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour 70sS 70; Grain
unchanged; hogs So Mess Pork IL so; Lard 81;
Whisky 10.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.--Weekly bank statement.
Increase in loans S17O 000 increase in specie $440
900; increase in circulation $4,000; increase in
nominal deposits SIS 990, OOOi increase in undrsWn
deposits 1921 ,005.
Cotton advanced t; Upland 1O2i Flour buOyant;
Wheat and Corn firm; Mess Pork 10 p; Whisky q !;
Coffee Sta1OS; Bacon and Sugar quiet; Linseed %.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-HOusE-Mr. Lamar
presented the Oregon State constitution. Referred
70 the Committee on Territories.
Mr. Parrot asked leave to present the joint reso-
utions of the Kansas Legislature with view Of lay
ing On the table and printing. Impatient exelaRa-
tons of what are they read read"
Mr. Craig objected; and appealed to the decision
of the Chair. Much confusion.
The resolutions we're read eOndemnatory Of the
action Of the LesOmpton Convention, and protesting
against the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution The second series Of resolutions
by the Kansas Legislature were read, asking to be
received under the Leeompton Constitution The
resolutions we're tabled and ordered to be printed
Adjourned.
SESATE-Msson thought that circumstances might
make it necessary for the South to take up Kansas
and Minnesota together. Wilson spoke Of the
injustice of such conjunction and said that he and
his friends would take all legislative means to re-
sist the admission Of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution. Hale thought that the proposition by
Mason seriously threatened the disruption of the
Union. CritteudeR opposing the conjunction made
an eloquent Union speech. Adjourned.
BOSTON, Feb IL. Skinner & Co., and J. C.
Hone s. Co., who suspended in October, resumed
to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l.-Gen. Walker appeared
before the United States District Courtths morning
Judge McCaleb said there was nothing against him.
the Grand Jury having refused to find a verdict
walker Is ANXIOUS 10 De put upon Lrlal lor violating
the neutrality laws, but the Judge refused. The
District Attorney said there was nothing against
Walker, unless new instructions we're received from
Washington.
A large IRE occurred on Sunday morning which
consumed Magazine Market and the adj aGent stores
Another FIRE this morning on Canal street, mostly
insured. Both supposed to be the work Of iDcen-
diaries.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Tbe HsraLd's correspOn-
dent says that Mr.. Buchanan cOntemplates with
drawing the troops from Utah.
Mr. Bernhisel the Utah delegate, submitted pro-
positions to the Administration, indicating the will
lingness Of the MOrmons to vacate Utah and colo
nze on some island outside Of lhe Jurisdiction
of the United States, if the Government win pur-
chase, at q fair valuation, the Salt Lake City i'm
prOvements
The Administration thinks Kansas with the Le-
compton Constitution will be admitted There is
less opposition from the Northern and Western Dem
oerats than was supposed. An exciting time in the
House is anticipated.
The TribuRss correspondent says nothing in the
late investigation duplicates Mr. Banks in the least
There is no truth in the report that the Collins line
of STEAMERS will beabandOnsd. Bowen McNsmee
have resumed.
Weather at o'clock, a. NJ February ID.
New Orleans-Clear, mercury ST.
Memphis-ClOudy, mercury 40; snow and rain
yesterday.
Chicago-Clear, mercury S5
Administrations, mercury 80.
Indianapolis-Four inches Of snow, mercury "a.
Cincinnati-ClOudy, mercury 81.
BUtfalO-Mind south east, mercury 81.
ToledO-SiI inches snow, mercury 80.
Pittsburg-ClOudy, mercury 49,
BoonyilIe-ClOudy, mercury 3d.
LOuisville-Cloudy, wind south east, mercury 81.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Cotton, sales of $4,000
bales, sitter, at lOal0I.
Col Anderson and his whole party arrived from
Key West in custody OF the T. S. Marshal and are
now on parole till morning They complain loudly
Of their treatment by Capt. Sands and Commodore
Paulding.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2.-SENATE.-A message
from the President was received, tranimitting the
LecomptOn Constitution reoiing the history of the
past affairs. Kansas, he says, is much of a slave
State Georgia Carolina and the rejection there
Of would be felt kseny by the fourteen slave States
Once admitted, the excitement becomes localized
and cOOls off. The troops will be Withdrawn. The
President conscientiOusy believes that the dark
clouds over the Union may be dispelled by the ad-
mission or darkened by the rejection of Kansas. -
Mr. Bigler moved its reference to the Committee
on Territories.
Mr. Trumbul spoke against its admission.
HOUsE.-Ihe House rejected the printing def
cheney bill, afler the amendment, by vote of Ga
against 1856.
The Presidents message was received.
Mr. Stephens moved the printing and reference to
the Committee on Territories and proposed adjourn
ment.
Mr. Hughes obtained the floor, but yielded, in
greet confusion to Dir Letcher, who moved to ad-
journ. Lost, lO5, against 100. The friends of the
LeoomPtOn Constitution generally voting in the AFR
native
After various Colloquies, Mr. Hughes submitted
resolution to submit tho message to select commit
tee Of 49, to consider the eXpediency of admitting
Kansas, and report a bi, OF otherwise.
Mr. BocOok moved to adjOurn-negstived.
Mr. Harris offer d a resolution that select com
mite of Is consider and report epon the message
with all details connected with the passage of the
LecomptOn Constitution Pending the proposition
the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-sExATE-Nr. Douglas
said he would answer Trumbull, when hereafter de-
Tending the Kansas-Nebraska act from all assaults
from whatever quarter they come. He preferred
that the message and constitution 20 to the Commit
tee on Territories aud asked leave to present re-
monsrance againstthe LecomptOn constitution, from
certain gentlemen as Governor and State officers Of
Kansas protesting against the reception of Kansas
under the Lecompton constitution, which he moved
10 refer to the same committee and have printed
Mr. Toombs cOmplimented the Presidents signal
ability with which he proposes to settle the Kansas
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