, 1859-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


w.szsorox, Jan. 12-SxxATE.-Ihe ffeh1'
d.nt In reply to Mr. Se1ard1 resolution. ~
formed the Senate thht the WandeFeF MS lsoa.
ed cargo Of Africans; also thst every eur
i being made to bring The ga!.y psasets - ~ n.ke
nublic tbs correspondence on the sue)ec~
NE Hs,a, from the Naval Committee, reporteo
. ;n;nt resolution authorizing the frealoens 70
s5oo;nt G3nm. Stewart senior Tag officer OF the
us. Navy on the active List, IS = IeeompenSe
for his distinguished serE'seA LnI 1,e.. s.,,,;
M. Mason, Of Va, cslled up tho oll sqaan-
,;no the ssIsries Of The miniatesa to France,
E.11,.nd and the u. 8. during certain period
RI obect Of this bill Is To give eighteen nontns
difsrence back pay 10 the minister to france
about t3,70o. Messra. Tru!nonli. fogn ano
f,iinoman opposed it AZ an insidlous pfeeeoen'.
The bill wns lost. Is against o. .:
Nr. Fitch. from the Committee on fflntlng'
rrnortad sRainst printing numerous docnmen''
md amongst others against printing s., ,ooo cop.
les Of Messrs, Clittendeu and brecksnf1oRe
speeches on leaving the old chamber. -,
The Pacific Railroad bill WAS taken mp. ne
question being on Mr. 1verson's amer men! .na'
IA bIll be recommitted to the old Connltfees
with instruction u report bill tor noranefn
and southern road
Nr. Doolttle moved 10 Gueno ~ eot"h
"and central"
Mr. Green, Of No., spoke in iavor Of one trunk
mai frou, the western boundary OF Mlssonrl 70
ths Pacific, with three branches-one eastward
to the Mississippi, one eonln 10 Nc" oileaus
and ona north TO SIOUX City, 10 connect WIN
northern lines-Rll connecting al po1nt On Ine
l02d degree Of longitude.
Mr. Br,wn. OF Miss. spoke sga'nst the Con-
stjtutionslity and necessity Of any rosd.
Hr, Foster, OF Conn. reminded Senators OF
the necessity Of haste-tbeEe oeiog onlY 'oftJ
two working days LEFT
Ar. Doolittle explained hia substitute to the
r., Mr. Birler here moved an amendment, in ef-
feet that the road be located between 1ne oho
and z3d parallel Of latitude. x...
Mr. Houston, ot Texas, spoke ii tayor OF the
Ar. Douglas Of Ill. spoke against reconmis-
tal Of the bill. lie refsained from discussing
the main question, but protested agalnst .ns
parallel of s. aa southern limit he wished
no limits North or South, and WAS for the best
rad wherever located He desired the road or
ronds mpde, and had no doubt Of liz conststu'
tionalitT, lie would permit the contractors to
locate the route. as he was unwilhn3 70 tease
1he joca,ion Of it to the political acllon OF the
Government
i moIion 10 rc.commit was lost BY vote Of %
aga.n-t q. .,
Mr. lyc.son alluded 10 hiR recent speech, and
said hc had no desire to dissolve Union that
would uroluotc the Interests Of all sections alike;
Int u Union administered on sectional pasis "
fhr demon Of Abu1itionisEa, be would crush INTO
atoms mud lrlmre Oh as the ycricst reptile alf.
Ivcrson proceeded III tone 0; severity On MI
Houston.
Mr. I}oolitle asked Mr. 1vcr:on if be could
uanac a,ly prominent 1nlu in the Republican party
who proposed tn put down slavery ny tue aenoh
Of the Federal Government.
Mr, lyrrson replied that lie knew that prominent
politicians Ut 1hu North dise'anca such an inten'
lion, but hc looked upon that US Q fraud nnd u
pretensc.
he uyerson) believed Us be did in his own
existence that it is the settled design Of the
northern States n.. to break a slavery Id '0s
Mr, Houston rose 10 reply but WIS prevented
by lit. Polk obtaining the AooF, who moved 10
adjourn, which was carsled. Adjourned.
Housz-Mr. Stephens. Of Va, asked leave to
repor. the Oregon bill. as some days will proba'
biz elapse before the Committee on Territories
will be ca!led. LIZ desired that sono dhy next
week be tet apart for it's consideration.
Objected 10 b7 Mr.. Morgan, ot New York.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
molten to reter the Naval Appropriation bill to
the Committee on Naval All. .irs.
Without taking 3 vote On the question, lhe
House vent into Committee ol the Whole on
the Presidents Message.
Mr jenkins, of Va, spoke IN favor Of the ab
roRatiou of the CIay ton Buiwer Treaty.
Mr. GiddingH, Of Ohio, spoke in opposition te
Presidents assumption that the Constitution
contemplated or recognized the right M 10 trsna
form human beings into cbatte!s. When eskee
by gentlemen to modify the Republican plst
form, be would say there was no central groune
between freedom and slavery. The baBis Of tht
Republican party il fundamental and cannot b
changed.
Mr.. Bowie, Of Nd, made G discursive speech
incidentally supporting slavery, and saying tn1
every old Federal:st who WAS 10 favor ot the al
len and sediton laws, was Black Republican
Tbs Committee arose and the House adjourned