New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-05
Closing scenes ofthe Thsrty.FffsA Ceaers1

CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDN0A
closaa Is scenes ofshe Th,rty-FffsA csssrss. e
AN ALL NIGHT SESSION.
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WAsHEeTos. Midnight. March s.-In tie ssns4s
tonight the Miscellaneous Appsopriaton BIN Was
passed BY vote Of IS ". . ID nsN ~ 7gs ss
the passing Of bill TO provi6s 81 tSs rsyasst u
the els 900 900 Treasury nctss naeuae 6sloee -
next Congress. sS4 gss
atng 1854 900 ior tie payment q ths esHzse III
contracts with the Panama and Tehuaufepee s61e1-
ship companies was adopted s5
An amendment was also adopted sseahlishing
semi weekly mail between Charleston and Gasaniah,
and Key West and Havana, and $500 900 Va appro-
priatfd to carry the arrangement into effect 1he
bill was then passed.
Ths light house appropriation biz pased, appro
The audience have now (midnight) mostly len IL i
galleries Of the Senate chamber.
The business of the Senate ID progressing npidly
and Quietly. s
HSuse.-In the House tonight resolution ol 4
thanks to Speaker Orr was adopted BY hrgs ma-
jority, the vote being l20 to 81.
to the received in the Senate in relation to the
outstanding Treasury notes. The message was laid
upon the table, and ordered 70 BE- printed.
The Post-O ONCE Appropriation bill from ths Senate
WAsHNGroN, March AZ O'Clock A. M.-House.
The Senate amendment extending the tire Tor issu-
ing and reissuing Treasury notes under the twenty
million law was rejected by one uusiority he NJ
being 90 yeas and % nays.
The amendment to the Post ONCE Appropriation
bill abolshing the frankng privilege was rejected BY
I O'clock A. M-The vote upon the Treasury pote
amendment was reconsidered and the Senate amend
ment concured IN oy 2 vote q " yeas e s5 nays
.qed ne eoa =. . cy .ns Senlse so H
Comnanes for carving the San Ersncssco ms;1s ~
,s;acnted hv the Honse 'A' s'A
The senste's Postsofice Appropriation Iii, -.
nassau ' oA''' APp.'f.'1 s,.A
The Honse then took a ,eces. iii q o,c,ocl
r,snt uas saonted annrnnr;at;ns x1Ia soo ~ Fos;s
a. The SERVICES nf Ydnntaers +; ths JrJi.n ~ dr
inc ne Is57 and is5s = 80 --N'--1 "-' -
frhe arnandmont n post oasca arrrcc,;.to,, h;n d
ns .hs nun % - ros.omcs 81, es ns
Housee. fN','-es' '''0 ->'ss~- -
Senate Chamber. A. NJ. March "A reaolotiou
o. thanks to Vce.President Breckinrides has lust
me President has signed al tho Arn,or,;.t,o,
bills which have passed Congress- !
| The Post Office Appropriation bill and Post Route
bill have failed to become laws a. The former ap-
propriated twenty millions Of dollars.
Inc miscellaneous Appropriation bill extends tho
treasury 1y No.e DIl two YEN; ssa -. 1.
| ~ also apProPflates $4oz'UVV iof Pfosecuun8 soo
coast @ survey:
nmerons resan3en astin G was ~ ,e. t
~ M a y. ~ ~ LII ~ sscstsn Mnssst
p"scs hanks n ths csse o H. io
given T to Mr Rice, % was adopted. 10 ed -'e = 'l' '''s'
AoJoafnment o. congress
WAsnlsaTos, nle rs halcn me Senase PaAeo sne
ho@se s H posa once Appropriapnosn@ @ pass Dill o.. ..;,,
Ian LUG nouSe paaaeo ne" 1oStious0 APpAVP1iAsNsA
bill;
Both n Houses continued II session TIL noon to-day,
Wnen they aoJouIneu sHe dte. &
Extraordinary Executive SssGion. j
WASHINGTON, March 4..Immediately upon the
met in executive session. in pursuance Of the proca
nation Of the President, calling an extraordinary
session Of the Senate Of the thirtysixth Congress
MT. Doolltte offered resolution asking the Presl-
aeus ~ oPeu negotiatlcns Win Censta, anu SUM
~ so.sia 70 ltes re- psssoIs m
o,no.. sn'f' sess''n 'ne oena'o a'lou'neo s'1
u'ii'"' Minister - 1r.v;.o,
w.su,sarou March N " = nnds.,.ooa N. p,..s.
aens mas deselmnea % appGins hoIelt Mclsne g
y % inis'ef " "eAi'o' " placs VI - So1
syth resigned.
II uu"en oIe,n l
" Ash1sGTos n Ma.ca a.-yonn 9. MaIton, lnnG A.
sstant postmaster Generai, dled very saooenly 10
Gay IN 'n's clty'
| Postmaster General Brown.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Postmaster General
Brown is recovering rapidly from bis severe attack Of
pneumonia.
Further from New Mexico.
the l4th has arrived here. ~ =.
Mr. Crimshaw, the mail contractor, says 1t "a i'm
possible to carry the Kansas and Stockton mails I'M
less they are protected by strong escort Of troops
against the attacks Of the Mohave Indians.
Louisians Leeislature.
BATON he1sE, haacn No. Sens.s s f ~
number " a. uua. pi' "uon sle nos " sonAS,ens l
poTIanSe e., ~ Iepu.. p. A., r,;. - p.i.,. s.,
me on M 70 .s1aa t he y, .asn 't" NJ
alton on the sales q me Mcponogn estats IN new
oTleaas WIS .uuean.Ily es. ~ po1n' 1tn S!.
IN tne MOUSSE n.Sy tnIeo Aocal ollls Ws.e P!gsenu0
70 oe shglossso, tne M9st imPoltans q Mnc1 Mese
and Appropriations out Of the proceeds Of the sales
Of swamp lands. The latter Rpproprates eighteen
$ thousand dollars to West Baton Rouge.
, Fire at plaouam amins.
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