Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12
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&c quiet Selitieiudls Vi eASeiitni iais3t as a
scholar, and of pure life. This was the man
Concord. where seizure was once before al
tempted which ended in The revolution of
these States. The Senate owed something
to its own character, and should wash It's
hands of this transaction. He moved the
reference of the memorial to the Judiciary
Committee.
MIR. Mason said this man Sanborn was
shown to be either in correspondence with
IN man who was hung at Harper's Ferry
traitor, marderer-or with some OF his
friends. He had therefore been summoned
by The commute of the Senate to testify. He
r;p'i, d, refusing % come, On be ground that
he feared personal violence A warrant was
then issued against him, and the Sergeant-at-
Arms sent deputies TO arrest him, who did
SO; but be was rescu.d by mob, and after
wards discharged by Justice Shaw, on a writ
Of Aabeqs corpus.
Mr.. Sanborns memorial was then read. He
claims that he rightfuliy resisted the SUM-
mons OF the Senate; complains OF bis unwar-
ranted arrest, aud ibe brutality attending it,
and asks redress at the bands of the Senate.
Mr.. Sumner wished TO correct one stale
ment which fell from the Senator from Vir-
GINA. Mr.. Sanborn was taken from the Gus
tOdy of pretended officers, not by a,mob, but
by IA writ of hdbeas corpus, enforced by Il posse
comitatus.
Mr. Mason said his authority was letter
from The U. S. Marshal. He moved to lay the
memorial on the table until the process shall
be return d.
Mr.. Sumner reluctantly consented, with the
understanding that it should be called up
when the process was returned.
The bill to amend the act for the admission
of Oregon, so as TO extend the period when
Oregon could locate certain grants of land,
was passed.
The homestead bill was taken up, and Mr.
DoolIltle 81 .oke in favor of the House bill. Du-
ring his remarks there were frequent COLO
quies between him and other Senators, but
nothing OF special interets transpircd.
Without action. the Senate adjourned.
HouSe--Mr. Taylor. IL membr of the Com
mittee Oh the Judiciary, read his argument
in support of the Presidents protest. He
denied that the House has the power TO iniLi-
ate or carry out any investigation of any
kind according to its mere will or pleasure,
if SO, this would be inconsistent with the
great principles of law wherever the rights
Of individuals are concerned and, IS "a con-
sequence the adoption of the resolution in re-
laiion to the President, was in violation OF
ibis great principle of law. He refers 10
the powers ut The select committee, as extra
. ordinary and iHquisitorial when not par
ticle of evidence las been placed before the
House.
Iu eonclusiC II be says the positions taken
by the President are right aud The protest
made by him has solid foundation in the pro-
vision of the constitution aud those great
principles which underlie every system oil
law established for the administration o
Justice.
Mr.. Hickman moved that 20 COO copies o.
the report Be printed. The proprieIy OF
Dr.
ing.
On motion of Mr.. Hickman, the further
consideration was postponed till Monday
next
Mr.. Grow called up the bill for the admis
sion of Kansas into tue Union. After
somewhat lengthy debate Mr.. Grow CAV,
notice that he would ask for vote to-mUr
row.. Adjourned.
Arrival of the Anglo saxon.
PORTLAND Maine, April l0--The steamer
Anglo Saxon has arrived here. The steam
er Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 18th
The Earl of Longioid is dead.
France assumes one hundred and seventy
five millions francs OF the Savoy debt
There are reports that orders have beer
sent 10 suspend the departure of the FreGct
troops for Italy. The preliminalies fol
peace were signed between Spain and MorUc
CO on the 18th.
ENGLAND-The elections favor the Liberals
RoME-It is reported that on the 10th Geu
Darnis charged on The people wounding owe
thirty OF them.
The King OF Naples declines the invitation
OF the Pope to occupy The Paph States viii
Neapolitaa troops.
INDIA-News unimportant. The propose,
Z AK on manufactured tobacco is six pence pc
: ,Jound at Calcutta. rt
The Hartford was at HongkoDg.
BERLIN The answer 10 Thouvenal's not
nergctically supports Sw:tZerland's demand
1t il asserted that Russia iavors IL congress
1t is supposed all The Pope,s tgoups vii
garrison at Rome.
The NeapoIItans will occupy the churche
10 prevent u conflict with the Piedmontese.
Ii is believed that the Qdecn OF Spain i
anxious TO send troops To the Papal States
AUsTRIA-The Minister OF the Interior re
puked the Functlonaries because they DID no
. Xatch the movements OF tire populuce an,
give the names of hostile persons.
1t is believed that England and Prussii
will act in concert to mdIutaIn Switzerland
lights.
The London Herald understands that
congress Of the Great Powers will be held il
: few weeks in Londun. 1
TUsCAAY-Cariguau is appointed comman
Ter OF the military and naval forces.
The Central Administration remains pro
yisionaily at Florence.
Rlcazoii will be Governor General.
The Ministry wall be Discontinued.
The Tuscan army will DC Incorporated wi i'll
The Sandman.
a squadron with Sandman troops left Gre
Z noa FOR Tuscany. ssa .4
Overland Wall.
SPRIxGFrELD, No. April 1.-THE Csliforni
Overland mail OF the 23d has arrived.
Business was slack; goods were selling a
auction for I below cost.
4 Union party Was being organized il
California
News unimportant.
LOUISVILLE, April ll.-The steamer Sam
Dei Getty. bnrs, boiler yesterday when tw,
mites below Louisville. One iireman va
killed and several persoas scaided.
Urea, n. Y, April 1.-THE Bank of Cen
trail New York has goue iato liquidation
James Benedict is appointed Receiver. fhs
ejaculation, 1t is understood, will be ampi,
scared.
Nav YoRK, April ll.-The steamer Arabs
sailed oday lor LIgerpOoi, win S5o.01'
specie Sine took New Orleans mails OF ia,
5ls and I'm aud Telegraph dispatches o
the l0ih.
FETF1 River News.
LOUISVILLE. April l.-TBe river is rising
rapidly, with tset D inches water in Ihs
Canal. f-.s-
Markets.
NEw ORLEANS, April IU.-Cotton quiet
sales. today 5000 baies; prices are easier bul
quotations unchanged; safes OF days, Is.
500 bales: receipts OF days Ii .250 bales
against 4 $50 nales during the same tins
lx~t year. Total receipts ut tots port ahead
Of last year, $4,000 bales: a, all S6ulheru
ports $4,000 6..les-s Sugar steady. 81 - 1.
COFFEE 6rm. IL. Freight on Cotton 10 Law
erpool Exchaase anehaassd