True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07

structions from Ohio did not cover the
present principle. Hence he would ex.
ercise the right Of his private judgment.
Mr.. Green's motion was put 10 vote,
and the House amendments were disa.
greed 10. The vote was as follows:
Yess-Messrs, Allen, Bayard, Ben.
jamin, BIggs, BigIer, Bright, Brown,
Clay. Evans. Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green,
Given, Hammond, Houston, Hnnser,
Iverson, Jones, Johnston, Of Ark, John.
ston, Of Tenn, Kennedy, Mallory, Mason,
Pierce, Polk, Pugh, Sebastian, Sliden,
Thompson, of KY, Thompson, Of N. j.,
Wright and Yulee-32.
Nays-Messrs, Bell. Brodetick, CaD,.
eron, Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Crit.
tenden, Dixon, DoOli..le,. Douglas.
Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Hall, Hamlin.
Harlin, King, Seward, Simmons, Stuart,
Trumbull, Wade and Wilson--23.
Absent Messrs. Bates, Davis, Burkee,
Henderson, Reid, Sumner, and Toombs
~. 9 !M TX
House.-The House resumed the con.
sideratiOn Ofthe Deficiency Appropriation
Bill.
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, while opposing
the various items Of the appropriations,
particularly for the Army, said, inciden.
tally, that there was no evidence Of rebel
lion in Utah. He would prefer to send
the civil officers Ihilher, and if the Nor.
mons would cooperate in the adminis,ra.
tion of the laws Of the Territory, he
would repeal the organic act, and give
Brigham Young and Company tair notice
to quiet our soil.
After further debate on the bill the
House adjourned till Monday. a. =
WASHINGTON, April 2.--The Army
bill, before passing the Senate, was
amended by reducing the four regiments
of volunteers 10 two.
In the house, the only MEMBERS seat
vacant was that of Mr.. Caruthers, who
was absent on account of Sickness
Notwithstanding the result of the struggle
the friends of Lecompton are still sangu.
inc of ultimate success. They point 10
the fact that there was forty two majority
against its rejection, as an evidence Of the
disposition of the majority to admit Kan
sas in some shape under the Lecompton
constitution. The Senate will not concur
in the House amendments, aud the Dem.
ocratic calculation is that there will be a
close vote in the House on the motion to
recede from it, and a strong effort will be
made with that view. Should this fail,
then the disagreement must 60 to Com.
mite of Conference, and on their report
the question will be presented as fnality
measure.
Letters were received this morning by
the War Department, from Lieut.. Ives,
Commanding the Colorado river expedi.
ton, dated February l1th. The steamer
had reached the Nolan villages. The
navigation of the river continued to be
difficult: the Indians stated that they
never knew the war to be so low. All
the party were well and no accident what
ever had occurred
The receipts Of the United States
Treasury were nearly $1,000, 900 last
week. The amount subject to drafts
was over $6,O00,O00 and 0noupt of
drafts issued 81, $50 600.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
of ]. Il. Martin, Marshal Of the Western
District Of Virginia. "a
New York, April 2.-'rhe Hamonia,
from Southampton OH the evening of the
10th of last month, arrived last night
She brings London papers to Saturday
: evening.
The Bombay mail had arrived at Lon
f don on Saturday. The only additional
7 news is that the attack Of Lucknow would
commence about the goth. ....
t A reported relation of the old King Of
: Dude, has proclaimed himself King Of
+ India. He has ordered the insurgents
' not TO fight The English, but disperse in
: bands of forty or fifty, to scour the roads
e and kill all the English.
3 Maun Singh asked for pass into Ne
s paul to pass his days in retirement.
y The Barrella rebels lost FIVE hundred
s men in the affair of the 10Th Of February.
e The Maliva contingent the greater
part of which had mulined, was TO be
g formally dlsarmed. '.a .a.., a.
Fort Guarakota was abandoned by the
9 rebels and demolished by an English
e column sent from Jubblepore, and on the
& great Deccan they had destroyed several
e villages.
e The rebels made an attack on The
e village of Illmabar, but we're repulsed.
d Fort Bijrsjorhur was captured, and
n and ninety of the rebels were shot,
e The Calpec rebels we're twice beaten
g with loss of two hund ed.
1t A small government post at Tullowar
o had sustained an attack for several hours
3, though defended by only ten men, Th'
m assaiants carried off the women ant
A. children ofthe defenders who were in thu
Of village.
lg Several small vessels Of war wer'
r. fitting out to reinforce the China Squad
o. ron.
r. Marshal Canrobert had taken posses
s. sion Of his command at Nancy.
"a --+sOst----
n. SANTA ANNA ON HIS way TO Mexico
ct --Ex President Santa Anna, accompa
a MED by his family, embarked on the l2t
in ult.. At Carthagenia, on board the Brilis