Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-17
miscellaneous Summary.
COHGRESSIONA
wAsniSGroN. CRY, April Stb.

liousR-Mr. Washburn, Of Illinois, moved to
Law On the table the deficiency appropriation bill
which motion was negatived-yeo 43, nays ll3,
This question was then ordered on the motion
handing st the adjournment yesterday. viz II
rscommit the bill 10 the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
The motion was decided 10 the negative-yeas
lol, nays ll9.
The Deficiency Appropriation Bill wa, rejected,
yeas 100, nays ia.
On motion Of Mr.. Montgomery, Of Penn'a, the
House proceeded to the consideration Of the Kan
sss Bill.
Mr.. Montgomery moved that the House adhere
Mr.. Bocock, of Va, asked whether IL this mo-
ton vas agreed to, all chance Of its settlement
would be cut OF.
The Speaker said he would decide the question
when q contingency arises.
question,
Mr.. Seward, of Ca moved to recsde from the
amendment.
Mr.. English, Of Ind, appealed 10 Mr.. Mont.
somery 10 withdraw his motion.
Mr.. Montgomery SAID IL would afford him much
pleasure to comply with the request Of the gentle.
man from Indiana, but he could not consent to
Withdraw his motion.
Much confusion prevailed. and various ques.
lions were asked regarding the efec, of the vote.
The House then proceeded to vote on the motion
- adhere to the House amendment.
The motion was decided in the affirmative, yeas
1l0. nays III.
motion to reconsider WAS laid on the table.
Mr.. Branch offered o resolution instructing the
Committee Of Ways and Means to report ak bills,
sbus separating the items in the Deficiency Bill re-.
iscted in the morning.
Pending the motion to reconsider the vote 70.
Sse.ing the bill. The House adjourned.
SxsArx.-A discursivo debate took place on the
expense attending the printing OF picture books in
connection with ex Exploring expeditions, Lieut..
Emory's being especially under discussion.
Tho discussion relative to the public printing
VAS terminated by Mr. Johnston, OF Arkansas,
moving an amendment 20 the bill! approved August
1852. and setting apart Thursday next for it's dis
cu,s;.n. saving that if the amended bill is passed
il will put q sop to the abuses so justly comp
lained Of.
Tho Naval Appropriation Bill was also passed.
Mr., Douglas reported from the Committee on
Territories. the Arizonis admission bill. with an
amendment.
Dir. Slidell made a speech. The Senate sd-
journsd.
WARRINGTON. April s.-The House nobly vindi'
GATED itself to-day against all i'm quotations. When
the appointed h ,nr came and the Kansas bill was
called up, Mr.. Stephens manifested no interest
whatever. thus giving a certain token that he had
atsndoned all hope Of success. Mr.. Montgomery
wa. allowed ~ conduct the whole affair. Contrary
to general expectation. sntnApved to adhere call.
ing far tho pre~iuus qesti0h. Mr.. English re-
sues,ed the withdrawal of The latter, that he might
offer su smeudmsnt, which it was understood
would 10 to ins.st with . view 80 conference but
Mr.. Montgomery respectfully declined.
Mr.. ClIcx,nsn thou mssifs.tod some disposition
ta 6llibuster, but NJ. Stephens promptly rose and
said that the House hsd agreed to take the vote
to-day. and he hUp cd shAt it would proceed 9th
out delay. '0ne hundred and seventeen sdhering.
20 CTS hundred and eleven against. answered the
Era, call. Then Messrs. English Of Indiana aud
Hall Of Ohio. Joined ,hs yeas. making lily. the
rame relative vote "a bafors. omittink Messrs.
Humphrey Marshall and B,~io, who we're pair
cd. Mr.. Caruthers is still noeent.
The bill did mt reach the Senate, and cannot b.
received before Monday. in consequence "t that
body's having adjourned over. The interval Is
being employed in attempting an accommodation
The p-esent purpose is to recede from the diss
e%reement, with aa amendment providing Tor
the submission in three ~svs of the L"comptun
Constitution, viz With, Slavery. without Slavery
and markedly. This arrangement will. It Is expect
ed. briug in certain disuE men in the House,
il they arc found wsuk enough to be tbus trap
ped.
Mr.. Toomhs said this morning that tho North
srn Democrats 10 the Senate should take the Crit
enden amendment 20 save Themselves, while the
South would he compelled 10. Oppose. Therefore
there is no danger of a dissolution OF the uulo"
immediately.
The proposition for q conference would not he
30 resolutely resisted hus der Speaker orrs course
in sppo!nting the Committee ct Fifteen. The Up
position would have no guaranty that the seuti'
ment of the House would be represen'ed.--N. J.
Tribune.
WARRINGTON, APRIL 8.-Epough is known to
warrant the assertion that GovernorPuwel and Ma
jor Mccullough, the Peace Commissioners To Utah
will be instru lied to assure the Mornons thnt II l.
not the desire Of the President and the United
States authorities to make war upnntthem, but &"
secure tho enforcement of Federal laws, in which
they will be C ,unsellel TO participate. The
Commissioners will also inform them that some
troops will he retained in the Territory to protest
emigrauts TO the Pacific from the attacks ct hos
tile Indians. The Commissioner will 20 with the
next endorsements dispatched to Utah.
WAsHiNoroN Cry, April S-The Ladies' Assoc
citation formally entered into . contract on the 9th
inst, for the purchase of Mount Vernon.
WAsuIsoroN, April TO- Both Houses will
adjourn on Monday. to attend the funeral Of Mr..
Benton.
There has been no acceptance by the President
Of volunteers from the several States for service
in Utah. nor will there be until after the passage
of the Deficiency Appropriation Bill.
Senator Davis 10 now regarded as GONZALES
osnt.
Neither House is in session to-day, having ad-
Journed till Monday.
The Union of this morning, speaking of the
Deficiency Bill, says that such is the condition
of affairs that even such a great measure of public
necessity and urgency as tina supplies for the
Utah expedition must owe its passage to Black
Republican favor. and speaks of some half a
dozen Southern Democrats as afflicted with weak
zsnity for figuring as the watchdogs Of the Treas
AIRY, aspiring after cerebrine fame, who hang about
the spigots Of the public cider barrels, giving the
mos, violent SYMPTOMS of rabies at every superauous
drop that falls from them. regardless of what hap
pens at the hung. 1t also charges them with
quitting with the Free Soil party on a great fnan
cial measure, while certain Northern Democrats
unite with the same party to defeat the other
great leading question. the Kansas Bill.
The Union also says that il is idle for squads
of tGenty. odd members. who have gone off and
acted With the Black Republican phalanx-one
SQUAD ON one question and another on another
question, but some squad or other on every quss'
ton that has yet arisen-.o suppose that the Adj
ministration and ve.sixths Of the Democratic