Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-16

the grand duke more trouble than no would
able to 60 through unTufled But pitifal sic
2 Is otfsJea BY the femaiss in the streets.
9 every step you encounter their sobbing group
q You cannot avoid failing in with bsvy OF or
3 ing girls You saeken Your steps, ia order n
, TO overiake that lar1enting erone but the hous
Q opposite resounds with iapreeations, and fen
o mime voice is heard abjuFing the celestial p0we
7 70 look upon Poland and punish the mslefsctor
5 In ircnt Of the town hsll you find hundreds
Z girls aod wives staring in blunt despair at II
| lnhospitable edihee, where their lovers, the
brothers, and, slas IN but TOO many cases, thei
! husbands are slowed sway for the disposal
the Czsr. Now and then the cossacks of th
gaaEd will think it tho duty Of man ead
warrior to be down upon them and disperse tn
crowd Of harmless, wo-begone women; bu
sheriiy after the tide Of female nourners return
aad the wave Of wsiling lamentations is driver
against the towering walls Of their relatives
prison.
Laa' ElOurr ef the Federal Congress.
TO the Associated Press, NOrthl
( WAsHSGToN, March Ssaqte.-Iu tht
senate last night
Mr. Wade called Up the bill for the admission
Of Colorado IS a State.
Mr. Prumbu moved TO postpone the Colo
/ rsdo bill and take up the bin providing for the
election Of representatives from Tennessse and
Louisiana. Rejected.
Nj. Fessenden from the finance committee,
/ reDerted back the miscellaneous appropriation
I bill, and it was taken up. Several amendments
/ Of the finance committee were adopted. mo-
ton to strike out the provision for third milo.
/ age vas lost. a great variety of amendments
were acted upon, and st o'clock the bin was
/ passed
The senate resumed tie consideration Of the
Co.oredo bin, which passed--yeas Is, nays Il.
At O'Clock this morning the biz 10 admit
Nebraska was taken up. At 2:30 the senate
went into executive session; and at3:l5 il took
q recess tn 10 o'clock, when
Mr Wilson reported bsck the bill to construct
camel from the Mississippi to Lake Michigan.
Mr.. Trumbull moved to take up the bill pro-
viding for the election Of congressman in Ten
nssses.
MessTs. Garlic and Powell cslled for the yeas
and nays. Agreed to-25 to7
Alr. Eessenden, from the committe on confer
enee on the miscellaneous appropriation bill,
reported Tbs report was concurred in
The bill passed facilitating the collection of
revouUa in Ell Psso. Texas, and New Mexico.
Mr.. Davis moved a postponsment of the bill
providing for the election of congressman in
tennessee and Louisiana He said he meant 70
deiea5 the bill by every means in his power.
Considerable time was consumed by Messrs
Davis, Carlile, Salisbury and Powell on mo
tlons to adjourn, calling for ayes and noes, etc
Mr. Bsyard, az some length, replied 70 the
charge of being conspirator, and said the bill
Itself was conspiracy against the Constitution.
Mr. Cowan offered 2 resolution rendering the
thanks Of the senate to the president of the SEN
as9 for the ability, ETC., with which ne had pre-
sided, Adopted
Dir. Trumbul offered a resolution, which was
adopted, to iaf0gm the President that the senate
had 41rfcha1 Zee Tofs- - I
ready to adjourn.
The committee further reported that the Pfesi-
dect he'd no further communication to make.
Sir. Foot, the chairman, after some appropri-
a.e remarks, declared the senate adjourned sine
House Of Representatives. in the house of
representatives,, last night, the bill authorizing
the Secretary of the Treasury to appoint special
agenss 60 collect abandoned properly in insur.
rec 'ions-y States, aud sell the same at suction,
was passed
The house also passed The senate bill rerulst.
ing prize eases
Mr.. Pendleton offered resolution rendering
the thanks Of the house to Speaker Grow.
Ad0ptad unanimously
Mr.. White moved suspension Of the rules in
order 70 consider The bill to aid Missouri in the
abolishmsnt Of slavery
The roll eall YVES just completed and the re-
suit not announced, when Mr. Rerrigan rose
and made some remarks with violent gesticu-
la.i0n
Mr. Cofax (5peaker pro tenn J endesvored to
stop him, and finally ordered the sergeant at
arms to take BIN into eQstody
Mr. Aeuigan sgaiH essayed to speak, but
quiet was partially restored.
The result Of the vote vas aunouneed-60
against 57-D0t twO-thiTds. Rules not sus-
pended
Mr. Stephens introduced a resolution provid-
ing that the pay and nilesee due to expelled
members Of this house be paid to their success
ors Passed
The miscellaneous appropriation bill was re-
turned from the senate with amendments
Hr. Stephens moved That the house non con-
eur. and asked for 8 committee Of conference.
The house took recess until 3 o'coks, to Ef-
ford Che committee time 60 act upon them.
Nr. Wsshburns moved a suspension Of the
ruieS for the consideration Of bills for the ed-
mission Of Colorado sn1 Nevada as States.
Negstived-66 yeas, AZ nays Motion iosl
The report of she conference committee on
the miscellaneous appropriation bill was sdopted.
The house, BY 2 vote of 81 against 45, con
cured in the report Of the conference committee
on the disagreeing vote Of the two houses on the
bill to indemnify the President and others for
suspanding the writ Of habess corpus
After trspsscting uninPortsnt BUSINESS, q
committee ives appointed to wait on the Pfesi
dent and inform hm that the house had finished
business, aud TO ask if be had any further COM
muniestion 70 make.
The committee retuToed stating that the Presi-
dent had no communication to make
Ilr Grow, in a feeling speech, returned his
thanks for the complimentary resolutions, and
adjourned the house sine de
WASHINGTON, March 4--Senaie- E1tra Ses-
sica-The senate was called 70 order By Mr..
Forney, who read the proclamation of the Pfesi
dent convening the ssnsts.
On motion Of Mr.. Fessauden, a resolution
was sdopted to sdminister the cath Of office to
Mr. Foot and declare him the president pro tenn,
which was done.
The president pro isla then administered tho
oath of Office TO the faloHiHg senators elect
I4emgel J Howden, of West Virginia. Chss
r Buckzew, Of Penn Zachary Chsadler, of
Mich JAS. Dixen, of Conn ; Jas r DoolitEle,
Of " s.. Reverdy johnson, of Nd; Edwin D.
Morgan, of New York Lot M. Morrill,, Of
Maine Chas. Sumner, Of Mass. B. F. Wade,
of Ohio
Mr. Ten Eyck presented the credentials Of "
Wright, Of New Jersey, who appeared and was
sworn i0.
On raOtion Of Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass, = com
lnittee was appointed to wait on the President
and inform hirn Of the conTsning Of the senate,
which was done.
Mr. Trumbull called attention to the law re-
curing new senators to Subscribe to the oath Of
allegiance.
On motion Of Mr.. Foster, it was voted that
the dsily sessions Of the senate should com
mencs at y o'clock.
MARKET PRICE n-In recent debate in
ths senate on tho impressneut bill, Mr.. Henry
of Tennessee. expressed the opinion that the
market price, was, Of al standards Of value,
tie nost fsllacious
As enipBtsnce, said the senator, Richard, when
down in the dust and blood Of Bosworth field,
Of -raa bis .llial-don for hnraa .