Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-12

aRd''iseAl house fdrlsa recess until o'cl.,ck.
After sthe recess y il Il. was n,ssrly tsn o'c''~k
before be! q quorum # members was present,
and several efforts woe; +, made % take up up
l"rs: S%aso S; ss IA ~ L. ssh ' to-
BIB. Chapman, who contested the right OF
Mr. Ferguson to seat as. delegate freur Ne,
hrasSa. ,>N.iOIYH: y tIHZHJl
!, w9NAss'a,7-;Ehe,Esat kaiee. Nsl4apfi.tieq
DILL was passed precisely as it game FROM the
Senate The 26th * Fehbfrdt t,r; :A
{ Noon arrived 'ef,,r the completion 81 the
last roll can aFhse ths. Speaker addressed
the House in an appr"priate- fsrewe4l speech,
u d declared it nd j''urnetl A1df'.h b1 / {,
SExATE.--The' miscellaneous appropria<-
ton bill was passed With, Mr. Simmons
amendment for llsnae valuation, but inc!id
ing SECTIONS authorizing the rel sue Of Treas
ury notes. abe6elring tbe .lankingz privilege,
and raising the, rnte Of postage ! /.,.4.,
A message was here received FROM the
President, .appsalng>tp Congress! to. preserve
the credit Of the country. This ,he said, is
the last day Of Congress, and there i no n Il,
propri.sss'iaf yet So fay 4a,e5 soat<.andins
Treasury notes.. lie continues. from: the in.
eorees4 4 nSubPitaetlsteskl tn SeaneNsy Of the
TredShfy, it i 9,ariih}Sts thaA Inc 5 pNfcs :
receipts Will AAfkelyikdeiHhtAainar ex.
pcnses, Of the Government. By the: end OF
the fiscal year, nearly $18,0:0O'0 will lie
due, with q considerable amount paid for
duties At Iho various potts, and ne means to
meet them d Thus thsi Amercan people
will bc diShonored.si 1t is impossible to
avoid fle. catassry0hes unless provision be
made within The. four. remaining hours ofthe
present CIR gresS. .as:..ts..
The Senate adhered to its action on the
Post Office appropriation bill; raising t 4
rates Of postage, and returncd the bitlto the
tlouser rhe bill ;lDr, stl,e removal of the
Now York Indians, wa passed.. IT, apprn-
priates $3DA.Dg9g added 10 it. arc a,nend-
ments !appropriatipg GSS3o4 ,nc0 70 pay he
existing contracts to carry the mail across
the I>thm,i&e' ~ Finaina< ;ai,Iif ,rehnantcpcec
also a 7s9,nis8ecksy- mail from, ,Ghsr lesion
Is: SaSannaff 10 KY West hid .fla,ssiii,;,. a,
The RAE Of $500, OO0. per apnmn., 'rhc bill
t2 remove the government quarantine build
ins:s PIN New York, was ta1sen' UP, and the
bill passed, ,5.s:a.. isosl .griT 10 -.
| g Ia M.--1'he Clerk ofthe House brought
to the Bar Of the Senate. new postal bill,
instsad - th:, ScDat's bill. raising, he rates,
safsas "a o %>as 1T ~ s;4 S5; f.
ton. Mr.. Too,n4s objected to a second
reading "a Committees of' Conference was
:hen Appointed. The Senate: went into En-
ecutive session a. 8 4. N. The doors Of the
Senate chamber were .r~cpcned. and tie Sen
ato,> rcassemble,l. Mr.. Seward said that N;
the Senate was now awaiting the ACTION Of
the House, he moyal That 4 recess be taken.
Objection was s.nades and: the tsenate stook a
iecoss'. .I8s hGa yGG j.;~ r.J;Y~s.3,l- ,tI:'ks
latter the Senate .reassembletl, it took up
some private biiEs,' o. e'sof Mniclr was ior
granting a pension g the widow Of Gen
Pe,scr +: Smith. 80, ~ ',...'
g, Mr., Ftote p,eseatet: q resolution tender
ing thu Thanks of the Senatnl tx the, Vice
President, for his Able, ihparti;I, and ,ligni
fled conduct IL the chair, which w91i adopted.
kta s,e t':t t}:';ht ss't I8 !, q
lick A message was received from the
s :!SsE 3; ;Sy as s,tsIa
menus appropriation bill. and that they
f,soMd. Yppm .:a.c c.h q,itree ITO gonfer with
: eSf|ln!9ittse, ffep Q.s SyNtfeg 81 yq,e sdisa-
seSnsnt }e|st'ys y the rPYSs Office appro-
Mr.. Broderick| ; called forr tthfe' reading Of
the anoaataess 70 which, Tho House had dis
tagreot. e4n::i foos 1siitc isne .ssg:ss L
q M: Hunter explained and repeatedly as|
}sufcd Mr.. Broderick and! the SENATE, that
he Js,e s' 10 e' Sa %cSS a{sy o wo%1g
be fatal to thefb,rI,' which would be passed Or
Che Sovdrn,6tht !wolh be "ht ! stand l,El."
Considerable cxoitementl hire began to
beymanilestsds Mr.. |; ollerickI refused to
listen to; any explanation, and! persisted in
his demand to hear all the amendments
read: '@r51ai pi,.ief I:iad Il as2 hGa 1s:sae >
The Vice President decided that: any
Senator was emit led, to have, the amend
u,ents read. .,1al..f..e .. l.rrrt. af,.a,f !:
Mr.. Hunter then exclaimed, bitterly. lhe
bill will fail, let it go-the responsibility
docs ndt rest with me. The reading wa;
then proceeded with, :
|f; Other attsmpt 5iset anallS tos effect m
'aegreement,r hat, Me-, frederick. refused to
yield, and declared that his, purpose was to
exhaust the few remaining hours, SO as to
ldeteat The sbilt 1.-The House had refused q
concur in. the amendment, providing for, the
Pacific mail service,
"A, message was here received from the
House announcing tho pasSayc:oC the new
postal appropriation, bill; and asking the con:
currence ,ofthe Senate, bu. after long dis.
cussion onithe action Of the House in reject
ing the BIZ, MI. Too1nbsa objected t. the
second reading ufethe BILL 19l2d r2
The Senate then, on motion Of Nj, Mason,
adjourned sine die. II s a,=.'''
bya recent ct otthYg Illinois Legislature
the professional jurors occupation rs gone d