The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

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= nitses - the disaeps1te1 yotese - Deficiency
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ase. - Le.eher. Mssiy - Nichols Jon ID.
|. ssaAss5-Tes $50 rsfa1s, " agains. 10.
} tofscsds IRON ~ nnda,ees Striking on. the
provision for the W ment offeporters, and sec
} ton Of the House deficiency BILL and on mo.
tion OF NJ. Toombs. committee Of conference
] was appointed.
The report Of tls committee Of conference On
{ the Kansas bill wan takenup.
n Mr. Douglas objected TO the Kansas confer
. eDce substitute, because Il did not submit the
] Lecompton Constitution fairly to the people,
but made The admission virtually contingent on
their acceptance or rejection Of the land grants.
J He objected TO the offer Of . bribe 70 come in
! with 10000 population under one kind Of con-
J stitutioD. and not unless they have 90 900 un-,
der another. What il this but Congressional
| intervention, offering the bounty on one hand
and penalty on the other to control the result
. this left no freedom Of election for five
months. file had stood a. he now stands with
the democracy Of his State, on the principle Of
submitting the Constitution under which the
people OF kansas shall come into the Union 10
the direct vote Of the people; that glorious
band Of democrats who acted with him in Con.
gress and out Of Congress, have achieved .
triumph; be sought no personal triumph, and
would not therefore enter into the question Of
which party had backed down from It's original
Prctensions, nlihough the government did saw
ut the commencement Of the session that Kan.
sas must come in uaconstttutionally under the
LecomptoD constitution. The administration
has receded from that proposition, and he and
his party are asked to recede from the position
they had taken, because the other rarity has
made SO many concessions. But that il no rea.
son why We should concede principle. From
that he could not recede. Strike out the land
grant, and strike out the limitation Of popula-
ton, and he would vote for the conference
proposition at once. Ia other words. if YOU
wish TO make the position fair, you must make
equal terms to Kansas under whatever constitu-
tlou she elects. How, he asked his friend from
i virginia, Mr.. Hunter, y Southern man, he |
would like to have Congress ,ional Intervention |
TO influence the admission Of new States. The |
time may he when there will be an anti slavery
| majority in Congress, and would he ike grant |
| OF millions of acres as bounty for new free |
State to come in with 10000 population
After complaining of the partially which |
would arise from the Board OF Commissioners |
containing majority Of United States officers, |
ne proceeded to say he was in favor Of no Ter |
ritory forming State government until it had I
the requisite population. He took his stand /
hrmiy on the great principle Of State equality |
OF right, without reference to their locality or
the nature Of their institutions. What the con-
sequences Of the position he had taken would
be. he knew not, but il be could not remain in
public life with the principles he maintained, he
would return to private life, where he could en-
JOY the approval OF his conscience.
After speeches by Wilson, Green, Brown, Of
Miss, and Toombs, the Senate adjourned.
Messrs. Broderick and Seward speak to-mor-
row, and the vote will probably be taken at 3
o'clock.
New York, April 20.
Stocks opened firner and active, but left of
weak and rather quiet.
Money continues abundant at 4 per cent. on
call. Sterling exchange very firm at lO94
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Captain
Stone, flom Liverpool / a M on the nth, ar.
rived at o'clock. She brings about IS, 900 in
specie.
The Kangaroo sailed for New-York on the
14th.
The Arabia, on her outward passage, reached
Liverpool on the llth.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-Both Houses met ON Mon.
day.
After the recess in the Commons. Lord John
Russell proposed that the Government instead
OF proceeding with their India bill should move
certain resolutions in Commit,eessof the Whole
relative to the future government of llindostan,
|
In the House Of Lords, on the 18TH Malmes.
bury laid on the table the correspondence with
France on the subject Of transports, and explain.
ed the steps taken to mitigate the ANNOYANCE
attendant upon the system
In the Commons notice was given of a bill TO :
spol'sh the property qualifications now required !,
TO be held BY Members Of the House
On the 10th, in the Commons, D'Israeli an
nounced that the law officers of the Crown were .
unanimous N pr Snpvp FL,
neers OF the Cagliari by the the Neapolitan gov
eminent was illegal, and that demand had been
made for compensation.
No decision had been come to in regard to J
the International question involved in the affair.
The Duke de Malakoif landed at Dover on the F,
10Th inst, and met with civic and military re-
cepnon. Three guards of honor were on duty. :"
IN reply to an address from the corporation OF
Dover he said it would be his earnest desire to =
preserve the cordial relations which have hi,h. a
erto existed between France and England lie
travelled to London in state railway carriage
me trial OF Simon Bernard for completely
with Orslni and Others, was expected to tcrmi.
nate on the 18th The counsel for the defense q
had made powerful appeal to the anti Napoe- u
on prejudces Of his auditors The speech elici 81
ted tremendous applause in the Court re
fRANcE-lt is rumored tina. Count dc Morny 10
Dr. Perslgny would soon replace General Espi-
lasse as Minister Of the Interior, IN
Inc elections to the Legislature will take y
place in Paris the 26,h, but nothing definite st
vas known as to the purpose Of the Repub :,
leans Il,
The three government candidates have been as
hhounced, aud the four opposition members
i the Legislature had been invited to dine at "a
ne Iulllerles, but all except one declined. ie
lrALf.-The Sandman Officers who were on 81
cave IN foreign countries have been recalled. o
nd France and England have agreed not to ~ ~
Import Sardinia in any act Of aggression to 10
'hlch the quarrel may lead her. Is
AusTRIA.-Much suffering still exists in the o., ne
rincipal manufacturing districts. The exten- n NJ
Or eight months. M
hussIA-The emancipation Of serfs had be- VA
ONE general NJ
An important conspiracy is said to have been "a %
rushed in Crcassia frt
NoRwAY.-Three-iour,h OF the CITY OF "a
hristiana had been burned, with loss OF ten La
ion francs.
!SDrA-There is no later news, but some ad. ne
ilonals had been telegraphed from Malta. 70
Sir Colin Campbell remained at Lucknow. re-. TN
ofing quiet and organizing the garrison. col
Inc fugltives from Dude to the Eastward were ne
reatened IN Gorcuchapore, and regiment had ne ne
zen sent there. Co
The hill fort Of Chanlarc had been s,ormed Tor
ID taken by the British. wo
Anc reoeis under Nina Sahlbs brother were
strong force in Bundlecurde. falls
Commissioners Yeh was at Calcutta and wonla
KEEP. under surveillance until further ord.rs jud
sir Hugh Ross movements had caused a'great =
mic among the rebels in the Chunadan dis. uo'
ct and IN the Territory of tho Raiah OF Bank est
e, and that part of the country had been
Andoned by the rebels. Tho Rajahs's DOS wo'
'sions had been captured per
CHINA.-The Great Powers have allowed the
Emperor ill the Sth Of March to send his Has
snipotentiary TO Shanghai. and in the mean. wor
!, n suspended all beliigerent proceedings. N
ihe Elders OF Fatcham had declared that as
arm'ng Of the country around Canton was a
y as defence against The rebels. who ,h.a., voic
ID the city, er u
aARkErs.-No change had occurred in the the
ndon money market. bell
,ir GEORGE Hodgkinson Co., ship owners gem
brokers, Of London, had suspended. bur view
If liabilities were only 1000. do
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