, 1858-04-23
LATE NEWS FROM THE STATES!
Two Weeks Later from The Atlantic Side /!
ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE or THE MAllr

.''e ii"i" 'ua' w. 10 WINS i"''l news
from 'he A'"n'i' sue -'sn' VI "" u''s III au'ahee
OF Tue MAJ"
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we propose 10 give but brei synopsis oI the
news ''''oN nun 'ne Papei' Hiiuueu 'o'
CONGRESSIONAL.
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III NVhsiess' no ueNln'e ac1ioh mas YET Oeeh hau on
the Kansas question: other than that in the Senate,
after a continuous experimental session from Monday
morning March 18th, to half past six o'clock on
Tuesday morning. upon the Lecompton constitution
od;o,rrod g., . e. r.. 81 - :,
-" "'Oi'' anu Ou le-aSSeiio"ns S'
,hi,b 30 ,to, A., 49,. -, -, :. -
'In vac '''"' 'ue "e'~'e snouiu pe oiuHeu On Mon'
day IoHoWlng, ana TINS was agreed to- On that day,
therefore, we may expect the passage of the bill by
the Senate and the transfer of the direct question of
the admission of Kansas under the Leeompton CON.
sttation to the House of Representatives.
During the excitement on Monday night. Messrs.
Green, Of Missouri, and Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
had personal difficulty and the epithet of liar was
frooI, nosso5 fro,, o,o ., ,ho 81 NJ .
- PS's'I '''"' WV ~ 'He o'nei' Do'h sehu'orS
on Iuesday' however, apologised, and withdrew the
offensive expressions and there the matter drOuped
The onlv remaining doubt or onv rooD,,,, h, Con
-, -, - . : 80 va
hectoh win TINS Lecompton constitution lies IN the
House Of Representatives. We presume that the
Joint bill of Minnesota and Kansas will mass the Sen.
-, "Na -N11.'' "''' pass '"e Sen
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mite shape; but the proceedings of the last week or
so in the House Indicate A desoerote and dopb,r,l
.,rng,Io in thot oro,tor
'Nuss'' 'ii '"a' q"Ai'ei'
M Quite Aare-up occurred between Messrs Rig
Ter and Broderick alont some remorl.s node Lv tbs
former gentleman, in which the name of Mr.. Dong.
las was Introduced The dspute was rather nersona1
ana seemed 70 involve question oil veracity but the
''''''' was ''-'''' U''Pt'O'
II, A9 keeeht lhIorinatlon rom Kansas removes all
as 70 tne eHooh oi tne Freeo.ate Iieket, ana
e.e'ule M, Oainoun mas ueterinneu 70 give certh-
Gates accordingly
mr. Mr.. Douglas has been eon6neJ IN bis roon,
stSeTai t days oy SIC scSness: On the evening Of the
forces, but did not take his seat.
.ey-,t. c.;..ora.,, u,.so. A. ,-,,
ult.
nS- Mr.. Douglas will make A great sneeeh on the
following Monday
my mn yyas taten nm An ame91Smsnt sbsttnt;n
three regiments Of reguars in Mace of fonr regment
of volunteers was defeated Nv n vote of AZ AGAINST
l43 The biIl finally nassed i1I AGAINST "a n nro
yides for the ORGANIZATION Of REGIMENT of mounted
men for the defence of the frontiers Of Texas and
orizes the President 10 emnlov fonr regiments Of
volunteers to oue datarbanceE IN Utah proteet en- ~
grant trains and keen the Indians In the Northwest
ia order 1t is very doubtful If the bill can pass the
Set oS, aug y Ses'eS ,SSs .ne government Will
SiI a's ~ sheseNes oi the VOiun'eer ioree even
"e Tho NY eatP pa W ,o.,, ,...a
offered by Mr.. Gwin, directing inquiry as to what
steps have been taken TO punish the murderers Of
party OF one hundred and eighteen California emf
grants in Utah. The offence is charged upon the
nernstratorS Uu' ASSei' ui' 'ne lnuns were 'ne
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1858.
AFRICAN APPRENTICES.
Mr.. Blair, toppl of No, asked leave to introduce
resolution instrueting the Judiciary Committee to
IN aOn Of 'Ie nndnr 81 'nose
tence of apprenticeship. F'0
Mr.. Greenwood, (adm) Of Arkansas, introduced
bill to punish for negro stealing in the Indian country
WAGON ROAD TO THE COLUMBIA RIVER
the CONSTRUCTION of wagon road from tSe ravinohs
waters of the Missouri to tbe CoInmbia river
R5 Vice-Admiral Mohammed Pasha and suite
arrived in washington on the 10th inst. The Pacha
wlll remain IN washington several weeks on official
business, after which he will return, and remain in
New YORK several months to complete the arrange
navy. 1"e sup VI 'A' 0''0iiAu
The Pacha and suite were formally received on the
18th by the President who rendered them the hospl
taties Of the country.
- Inc house passed the Consular and Diplomatic