Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1866, Page 4

wer Oe . 0 Ee eeEEEEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEee——eee—eeEGeEee GI TAS Te a ee 7 i ad . ENING STAR. | 0 NE ae Of Congress, for an'to them” ine aw Feces Gusapes enon tone ee Até EV AN OAT | oO ees Baring power is the * Nese Pewer; batas te | constitute a sort Sf pollse, n es to the failing idly, and his death was mo: . W. B. WALLACH, Editor aud Proprietor, Republican Meeting im Oregon Endorses d States no similar provisions exists, vesting | military, and are thorized to vammon a | (7 — mare : or He bas bad the coastant ac. the President in wer “to make rules and | posse comifaius, amd even call to their aid | Srily expected | Saw Fraycn march: Pao steamer | regulat " for Such portion of the land and naval ferces of | tention of his physicians, Doctos Hall ant ‘he ob; of the second section of the billisto | the United States, or of the militia, «as may be ‘riday hi WASHINGTON CITY: Pacific, from Portland. Oregon. with $198, 00 | afford Goeieiseton pre tocolored per~ | to the ance of the duty And Baxter, ana F y bis brother arrived and bas »~MARCH 27, 1866. in treasure, bas arrived. 5 WELOTH PL ow 1 ony Republicaus called b meron ad at Port- iand to endorse President nsoD, when . Governor Gibbs, who was present, arose and GOVERNMENT SKCURITi as. | denounced the meeting asa meeting of cop- Wasurmaton, March 97, 1866. MATTER. | Perheads, and he with others then | H&ADQUARTERS National Union OLus, Earthquake in California. Peo. 40) TWELPTO STREET, | Saw Francisco, March 26.—One of the most Washington, March 27, 1966.) | severe shocks of an earthquake since that of Teo the Pi 2 take | also felt at Santa Crnz, San Juan, San Jose, . 5. Five Twenties, 1565 ‘The Mase Meeting announced to Lsiatd | tockion, Sacramentoand Gilroy. Attne lat- | (7 < Sen Bosse 7 se 1014 under the auspices of the National Union | ter place only is any damage reported. “S. Seven Thirti Club, at the City Hall, in this city,on Wednes- | Dates from ceaSeoge he the } UW minal state day evening, March 28th. is postponed until | that the Indians are st hehe roublesome. NEW YORE PIEST HOARD SALES farther notice. Mining operations are reported as very pros- Po naag no 104%; avs Twenties, 1862, 103%; By order of the Executive Committee. cot HES ive wentics. 1964, 105%; Five Twenties, Wittiam THorre, Baltimore Markets. eye fH a ae), 23% TUESDAY. ” been consiantly attending b but as above sons in the fall enjoyment of all the rights se- | which they are "This extraordia: : cured to them by the preceding section. Itde- | power is to be confrrred Upon agents irreapom. | Sted all hopes of his tecovery have vanished claies “that any person who, under color of any Inw, statute, ordinance, lation, or cus- to all subject, or cause to be subjected, any inbabitant of any State or Territery to the de- Byes of any right secured or protected by bis act, or to differeat punishment, pains, or penalties on account ef such person baving atany time been held in @ con- dition of sinve except as & punishment for crime whereof the party shall bave been duly conyicted, or by Tesson of his color or race. than is prescribed for the punishment of white persons, shall be dvemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on eon- Viction, shall be punished by fine not exceed- ing one thousand dollars, or imprisoament not exceeding one year, or both, in the discretion of the court." This section seems to be de- signed to apply to some existing or future law of a State or Territ Which may conflict with the provisions of the bill now under con- sideration. It provides for counteracting such forbidden legislation by imposing fiae and imprisonment upon the legislators who may pass such conflicting laws, or upon the officers or agents who shall pat, or attempt to pat, them into execution. It means an official offense, not a common crime committed against law upon the persons or property of the black race. Such am act may ceprive the black man of his proper- ty, but not of the right to hold property. It means adeprivation of the right itself, either by the State Judiciary or the State Legislature, it is therefore assumed that nnder this section members of Siate Legislatures who should vote for laws yoo J With the provisions of the bill, that judges of the State courts who should render judgments in antagonism with its terms; and that marshals and sheriffs, who should, as ministerial offieprs, execute pro- cesses, sanctioned by State laws and issued by State judges, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG’ SEE OUTSIDB FOR INTREESTING TELE @BAPHIO AND OTH sible to the Government and to the people,to ‘enator Foot was born at Uornwalk Ver- Whose number the a of the somite | MORL, om the 19th of April, 1802. He grad- sioners is the only iimit, and in whose hands - % such authority might be made a terrible engine | BAted at Middlebury College in | aoe of wrong, oppression and fraud. The generai | C'pal of leton Seminary in 1926 sad 1638, statutes regulating the Iand and naval forces | and im 1597 was tutor in the Universicy of of the United States, the militia, and the exe- | Vermont. Im 1831 he was admitted to the bar, cution of the laws, are beheved to be adequate for every emergency which can occur in time of peace. Lf it should prove otherwise, ( gress Can Atany time amend those laws ia such manner as, While subserying the public wel- fare, pot to jeopard the rights, interests, and liberties of the people. The seventh section provides that a foe of ten dollars shall be paid to each commissioner in every case brought before him, and a fee of five dollars to bis deputy, or deputies, for each person he or they may arrest and take before any such Commissiouer,” « with such other fees as may be deemed reasonable by such Commissioner,” “in general for perform- ing such other duties as may be required in the premises” All these fees are to be + paid ont of the Treasury et the United States,” whether there is a conviction or not; but in case of conviction, they are to be recoverable from the defendant, Itseems to me that nader the mfluence of suck temptations bad men webt convert any law, however beneficent, -IrnmMent Of persecation aad frand ) ghih secon of the bill the United States Courts. white ft. Jay Oooke & Co. furnish the foliowing quo- tations of Government securigies : le. | October last occurred to-day at noon. It was nd settied in Kutland, where he has resided eversince. In 1936, ‘37 and "3, and in 1847, he represented Rutland in the Vermont Loisia- tere, Acting as Spraker of the House during the last (hree years of service. In 1335 be ‘was a delegate from Kutiand to the Constita- tromal Convention. In 18/2, and again in ISH, be was elected a Represeatative in Oon- eress. in 166, he declined re-election. and re- sumed the practice of his profession. In 1459, and again im 1566, be was chesen to represent the State in the Federal Senav. His career there ovr readers are familiar with. In 1854-5, Mr. Foot was chosen President of the Brans- 3 wick and Florida Railroad Company, Ga. aad during the Congressional recess he visited England, negotiated the bonds of the company and purchased the iron for the road. Shortly after that transaction, we belie ve, he resicard the Presidency of the conceru 1lts probable that no other member of the or involuntary servitude, perousin Arizona. Corresponding Secretary. Rattrwone,March 27 —Flour steady. Dacdeorr steady. Corn dull; white, 70c.; yellow, 694a70c. ? RE SREY THE PRESIDENT’S LEV Oats Brm. Provisions duiland uommal. Gro- feist Bates ane mat ne coren pit The levee of the President lastevening was | céTies heavy. Whisky $2.26. ubjoined wt found the importan a enjoyed by @ large number of people, a much New York Markets. ted States, giving his reasons for returning the greater proportion than usual of which were New York, March 27.—Uotton dull and un- il al of the most distinguished and em.nent indi- changed. Vloes' quiet, Wheat dull and wns civil mghts bil witbout bis approval. These . i m t reasons are set forth most clearly and conclu- viduals in the country. Peckr ned dort bnavhnn Whiskey duit” ['sivelyrand mesv Wied \convinsing proof ts every iair mind that the bill as passed had TOE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of tha | fatal defects, rendering it impossible for the WORK INGMEN’S CONVENTION is re | President to give his assent to it a Sage of the President to the Senate of the "ni- Soon after eight o'clock the doors were Pork and Lard opened, before which quite a throng had gath- ered, and from that time till after ten crowds of people continued to arrive. Notwithstand- | Cieua to meet at German Hell, With street, on 7 : ike Ptiodl Binter. i was no jost- | SDAY EVENING, 27th inst at Bovlo-k, ‘0 the Senate of the United States prudent cin it : A. T. UAVIS. Chairman. lregret that the bill which has passed both which sit only in one place tor th the Marsbat essarily with est migrate, United States Senate ever eajoved tn» The President received in the Blue Room, nol mentioned,) toany Loi the Distnet, upom the order of the Pres- ident, and there bokd a of the mor (re oBAND EXHIBITION AND CoNGgRr | Houses of Congress, entitled «An act to pto- And seemed to bein excellent bealth and spirits, F ¢ TH tect ail persons inthe United States in their Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Stover were also eee civil rights, and furnish the means for their Present, and grevted each visitor presented | 24PBATH SCHOCL AND Mi SSIONARY 80- | vindication,” contains provisions which I can- 1 Se i not approve, consistently with my sense of with a cordial smile or a word of welcome. | assEMBLY’S CHUROH (corner Sth and Tsts.,) duty to the whole people, and my obligations Commen t8 o'clock to the Constitution of the United States. Lam 897 Proceeds for the eneht ofthe Sabbath Schoot, | therefore constrained to return it tothe Senate, Admission 25 cents, m 25 36 the house in which it originated, with my ob- THE MEMPERS OF THE FRIENDSHIP | Jections to its becoming a law. t “for the purpose and trial of persons this Act” and there nustre- tor the | | | ' | { © speedy acre charged with a violation ¢ the Judge and the office Mar, upon the o time therein desig The nivth section or such person as Purpose, “to emplo: naval forces of the t litia, THE SENATE TO Pay The expected veto message, taken im the Stockton case, attracted crowds to the Senate chamber to. and by haif-past twelve the spacious gallerivs were literally aed On this occasion, as has always been the case, | these ladies were, during the whole evening, surrounded by a host of friends. The presentations to the President were made by Marshal Gooding and Assistant Mar. E.. 3 F 1 BUILDING AspocT shal ©’ Reirne, and those to the ladies of the TESDAY NIGHT, the #1 of A ril, at 744 o'clock, >! is States, 2 White House by Col. B. B. French. at Stott’s Hall. corner of 0th strest and ‘Panos, | BOTH in the United States, and not subject to ave.. for t 1 pone of the par: i any foreign power, excluding Indians n>t The number of eminent strangers from dis- | 31°.) {or the pa Til perbone whey see icietnies | taxed; are deciared to be citizens of the Unit tant portions of the Union that were present | make @ safe and profitable investment of their | States. ‘This provision comprehends the Gu was a noticeable feature of the levee; and al- | MOrey will have an opportunity to subseribe to | nese of the Pacific States, Indians subje On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March2sth, in execuljon of their judgments, corfld be brought before other tribunals and there subjected to fine and imprisonment for the performance of the duties which sach State laws might impose, The legislation thus proposed invades the judicial power of the State. 1 ° President power for that packed with spectators, while all who could in any way get on the floor availed themselves of the privilege. There was @ desire on the ed States, or of the mi- lbe necessary to prevent the vio- Jaton enforce the due execution of this Act.” language seems to imply 8 perma- pent military force, that isto be always at hand, and whose only business ts to be the en- forcement of this measure over the vast region ATION will meet on By the first section of the bill, all personas ys to every or judge, if yon decide that this act viional, if you refuse, under the on ef a State law, to allow a negro to y, if you hold that over such a subject- part of Mr. Stockton’s friends to have the rote postponed until Thursday, that Mr. Wright might come on from New Jers y, but this postponement was denied. Mr. Stockton then an sunt o! 1 tation wi r i matter the State law is paramount, and “uader | where it ts intended to op«rate began to read his printed arguments, and there thongh the sudden and frosty change in the | Clove in about Gvesect naoitre ee bd the entive roe occ ee pene Sent 20 che wean your eres ores Memne 1 ske ann To he the dvtaile ef the Baitcy of | were indications that time was to be gained by weather made it quite unpleasant to venture a Try nee close will double their | of color, negroes, mulattoes, and persons of However concen ace is. ehadl cabbeotuee to dnp fraught with evil. The white race and the | that geptleman and his friends. 1f Mr. Wright ont, the number of beautiful and splendidly N. CALLAN. 8r.. President. African blood. Every individual of these | and iinprisonment! Ldo not apprehend that | black race of the South nave hitherto lived te- | arrives to yote, and none of the Senators who attired ladies was proportionately large. SAM’L E. DOUGLASS. Vice Pres’t, races, born in the United States, is by the bill the conilicting legislation, which the bill seems to contemplate, is so likely to occur as to render al necessary at this time toadopt a measure of such doubtful constitutionality. Inthe next place, this provision of tha bill seems to be unnecessary, @8 adequate judicial remedies could be adopted to secure the d sir gether under the relation of m capital owning labor. Now, suddenly, that relation is changed, and, as to ownersalp, cap- ital and Jaber are divorced. They stand now each master of itself. Ln thiseew relation, one being necessary to th adjustment, which rand siave— Sec’y, made a citizen of the United States.” It does Among the persons of note who paid their ‘Treasurer, not purport to declare or cenfer any other riznt Tespects to the President and his daughters, we observed: Secretary Welles, Secretary rr A 5 McCulloch, and Postmaster General Dennison, | { relati pne-ted with the trade. | S0n8 Any <fafus as citizens of S! to 2 he rod de vh ch of the Cabinet; Sir Frederick Bruce and Senor ae ah TUESDAY EVENING, March Wek he the U GEu. F.RIDWELL, JOHN B. TURTON 2 oe a = of citizenship, than Federai citizenship. it > COAL MERCHANTS OF THIS CITY are | Of Ctiemslip, than Federal citizenship yoted in favor of Mr. Stockton Friday change, he will retain bis seat. Butit is under that those opposed to him are certain Will be ejected. 068 ©! por- tes, except iat esult from their status as citiz:ns her, there will bea are deeply od ad States. The power t. - dies conter Don Matias Romero, the English and Mexican | at 7? ci: in making harmonious THE V/ Tv. : end, without invading the immunities of legis- 1 Each has ¢qual power The received in the Senate ie clock rightof S\ p is just as exclusiy lators, always important to be preserved inthe | in eettling the terms, and if Ieft to the laws eres apse Ministers: Lady Temple, L.. ) Campbell, Min- ct PAGRUDER, LESUELEE 200. with tli bs its te power to cout. 4 of public liberty, witisbot assailinz the capital and Iator, it is con- | *bouthalf-past one o’slock and laid on the tn ister to Mexico, and Miss Romero; Senators OW PALMER £00, GL. SUERIFE. , aiid a Federa) citizenship is with ¢ the judiciary, always essential wg A tclaoe orcs bir len sctachestiy secant President. At 5.10 it wae taken e ¥ - 4 4 ss. . " 2 . ork the problem Jap » t 18 true, 5 Saulsbury, Riddle, Davis of Kentucky, and | James FRAT W: : The right of Federal citizenship thus to bo a se COLES of GT Lizcoke tntcttionoce tat P is mover os'ixen: | net eae. a Lane of Kansas; Generals N. P. Banks, Wager | @ T LANGLY. conterred on the several exerpled races necessary for the mainteaance | rent as not to understand its own intereera | XXXEXTH CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. Swayne, Assistant Commissioner of the Freed- | ! weuhe ns before mentioned, now, for the first c peace and order. Theremedy proposed to know its own value, aud not to see that Toursvay, March ¢ = men's Bureau in Alabama; Gen. O. O. How- — SE ee. time, Proposed to given t by this section seems to be, in this respect, not pital must pay that value. This bill trus- SENATE.—Mr. Howe called bill te ard, Gen. Jas. Fullerton, Gen. B. W. Brice, = BREECH LOADING ARM-The Boar Jaw. Jf, asis claimed by ys all perso: trates thisadjustment. it intervenes between | provide for the tramsfer of the Library of the & 3 the exainination of Breach Loading Arms, | Who sre native-born, alread re, by virtue and labor, and attempts + te ques- | Smith: 1 te to the 1 © oO Paymaster General; Gen. J. B. Fry, and Gen, b General Hancock is President, is now in | the Constitution, citizens nited Sta tions of poiitical my through the agency | cress, which Lamang —— Se j Heath; Hon. J. M. Ashley, of Ohio; Hon. A. —e ill be wecehent Ate ein Fog the passage of the pending bill cannot be nec of numerous officials, who= twill te | ©"Ene caee of Mr. Stockton was then ta Hardmg, of Ky.: Governor Parsons, of Ala- | of m. and 2 p.m until further neces Coes | sary to make them such. Af, on the oth»: to foment discord betweent for as | the question being on Mr. JoBnsou’s motic bama, and Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi; Inventors are requested to suimit their arma in | 2&NG, such persons are not citizens, as may ba e Testriction that in c: the breach widens their employment will cou- | postpone until Thursday. Hon. F. P. Blair, Hon. T. ©. Theaker. Com. | P*'*¢® or by egent to the Becorder of the Board. assumed from the proposed legi : conflict with the Constitution and con tinue, and when it is closed their occupation Mr. Stoekton desired to make an exp! W. OWENS, them such, the grave question presenis itself, | tional lawa ot the tnited the latter | will terminate. t He stated yesterday that the Butesioner ef Fasaee, Ost, A. Badean, of Gen prover aniningth U.S Baeatiy, Bre Une pree nea ae ene irty-siz States | should be held to be the sapreme law of the | Inall our history, in all our experience as a | POR. ,He Siated yesterday that the present irant’s staf Ool. L. . Eaton, Admirals sh 13: B ate! vione: A., are untepresepted in Congress, at this time it | Jand. prople living under Federal and State law, no jected by his own vote. This was a mistake. Dabigren and Lee; besides a tange wenber a _Brh 15. oe = order. | is ovnd policy to make our entire colored The third section gives the District Courts of reek sys! as that contemplated by the ‘de. ite was Ciectad by exchanging his vote get attaches to the foreign legations, Senators NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF | Population and ail other excepted classes citi- | ghe United = ance of all | tails of this bill has ever before been proposed | ting a Democrat to vote for him while he yored “ ; os i PASHINGTEN CITY. The Board of As | zens of the United States? Four millions of | Grimes end on com itted again: oradopted. They establish, for the security ot | forthe Democrat. He would aiso state that Representatives, Heads of Departments and | sesors baving completed the Annwar keagment | chem Dace just emerged from slavery into | provisions « fet” and concurrent ju- | the colored race. safeguards which go influite- | he nad received & despatch from his colleague Bureaus, officers of the Army and Navy, and Bowed openly, ad foe etter sitas a | freedom. Cun it be reasonably supposed that | Fray, with the Circuit Courts of the | ly beyoud any that the General Government | ctating that he hoped the case wonld be poste eminent citizens. corrections WEDN ae | they possess the requisite qualifications to | {7 < of ail civil and criminal cases | bas ever provided tor the white race. In tact, | poned until Thursday, as he (Wracht) would EDNESDAY. the lath instant, the 1 P FP y: e Tbe Marine Band, under Professor Scala, | 0 Apri! let. 1866, inclusive, (Sundays excepted.) at | *Htitiy them to all the privileges and immuni- | 4; persons who are denied or cannot | the distinction of race and color is, by the bill | be here then, or ask mo further deta zoom bio. jasement Stery. west wing of n tes! ave enforce in the courts or judicial tribunals of | made to operate ‘Avor ofthe colored, an r. Hendricks a Jed to the Senate to performed the foliowing selections during the a ~ 8,8 penpie of the. rout aes DieescLaon se 3 = lng ™ & - sores, a4 Mr. H ppea uring City Hall. from9% m.to8 p.m. cach day. By or- | People of the several States c pressed such 4 | the State or locality where they may be any | against the white race. They intertcre ostpone the subject until Thursday, to enable evening: 1. “Hail Columbia. 2. Isle of the | der ofthe resident. ___fel2td-} conviction? It may also be asked whether it | of she righis secured to them by the first sec- | with the municipal legislation of the States, is full vote to be taken. This was the first | Sea. 5. Aria, (Harold.) 4. Aris, (La Favorita.) OH =: = is necessary that they should be dectared citi- | tion.” ‘The construction which Lhave given [with the relations existing exclusively be- postpenement asked by Mr. Stockton’s frieads. 5. Cavatina, (Il Pirata.) 6. Ov on. F OR SALE—One BAY HORSE, 7ouns 4} Zens, in order that they may be secured im the | to the second eection is strengthened by } tween a State and its citizens, or between Mr. Clark was opposed to the postponement. Diavolo.) 7. Dao, (Etixir respi! ba his Bp oer ieee E4 bow lg ey «ISN eee of os ae ie sights pre: j this third section, for it makes clear what | inhabitants of the same State—an absorp- There was no reason why Mr. Wright could A sap Sage 3 : ‘stow : one nk sont es by Fed- | gind of denial or deprivation of the rights se. | ticn and assumption cf power by the Gen. here to-di ell as on TI Obligato, Sig. Novo. &. March, (Faust.) 9 | 66s ocar Gee rie tyes Wy Palmer wire | eral ae well as State laws, seonred to all domi- | gured by the teteren wei contemplation, | ezal Governmrit whicht If acguicsged in, | ROL have been here to-day @e well as on Thurs Waltz, (Il Bacio.) 10. National Airs.” a —— os Sliens and foreigiwss even before | It is a denial or deprivation of sab Fights win | must sup and destroy our federative system |“ Mr. Johnson said Mr. Wright’s physician aes = A ying DeTTEE' BUTTER the completion of the of natur- | the Conrts or judicial tribunals of the State.” | of limited powers, and break down the barriers bad informed him that he (Wright) would sac- THE AIR LINE BAILEOAD. Z nyeice of prime BUTTER, received | alization: and it may assamed | [t stands. therefore, clear of doubt that the of- | which preserve the rights of the States. It is | rittce his life if he attempted to come last night If the Chronicle will adat ts epéee A ‘wits and for eat TALLMADGE RROW’S ole Ne chen prtintns ied ton ie fence and the penalties provided in the second | another step, or rather stride towards centrale bat that he could = Wednesday night. 9 sag he PD 4 te * e k section are mtended for the State Judge, who | ization, and the concentration of all legisiative 7 ber of that i bas put itself ina passion quite need. | 11- No. 498 lun airese, | 18086 for whom this bill provides special legis: | tn thorivor ene econ tie ee eee! e, | powers in the National Goverament.. The | yp yyhomeroy had learned from a neuzhber o Ith 8) iz F Mr. Wright's, that he (Wright) o did iessly over our news paragraph of yesterday Vv ET Goops: = bitoni cate irons its crigee ete Oke fee shea Hot ung Mimisterialiy, but jadiciatiy, shall | tendency of the bill must be to resuscitate ee not expect to be here on Thursday, but never concerging the action of the House on the Air WET a@ooens: bave been that ft ies e « contrary to this. Federal! law. | spirit of rebellion, and to arrest the progress of | exnected to be here > 2at P€T-ONS Who are angers to, | In other words, when a State Judge, actin: those influences which are more closely draw- ok’ ne ie Line Raulroad. Fiat Resstved at Hee auamiliar with, Our institutioas and our | upon a question involving @ conflict between | Ing around the Staree the bose eee ae ee SS bee So far from rejoicing over the “probable de- Jebneon & Sutton’s old laws shonid pass through a certain probation, aA Sta and 4 Federal Jaw, end bound ace. Fo = teat" of that smessare we afltad @icactio thet 2 intron’s old atand, at the end of which, before atiaining the cov. | aceore hi?own judgment and responsi. | My lamented predecessor, in his prociama- | ousr —Mr. Grinnell, of lowa, asked to be the action of the House was so favorable to its Sener tcaen orth Sp Piatt ded. \f fie ator cael Tad (eekercce the Mette ey | ML So kv an lunparuial decison between | tion of the It of January, 163, ordered and de- poet I pee minoe caine wail s % 3 so, a large lot o} mess to receive and to exercise the rights of | the two. comer to the conel eo | clared that all persons beld as slayes withi % € - - RASH, 5s ~ ¥ u te conelusion tbat th elar all person as slayes within 4 x OR—To the people o! 'ash- < 8. Line} - | valid t * follow jetates of his | natec, were and themceforward shou! ree, | ~ >. wt i * ington and the public, ceuerally.—Cabinet | PQsee & ciscrimination agaiis: large numbers | Oe tat the peril - | and, further, that th cutive Government | “ittee in bis stead. are Sie Or teat motion. Abedin’ emtest | and iv favor of the negro, to whom, atter long | the vernment of the United States thus | aval authorities thereof, would recognize and | ¥* . a, with a majority in favor of am sir line road: ag 'd at the shortest notice. All orders prompt- years ct bondage, the ayenues to freedom ea fr i °y t ai oe larceny and for other purposes, which was re- ry — iy ‘y . takes irom the judiciai department of the | maintain the treedom ot such persons. This a at and further, that the House refused to enter- | avenue be a Gland ccs saves, Waklarion” and intelligence have now been sudden! tee the sacred “and exclusive: daty of judi- | guarantee has been rendered especially obliga- eet grossly y ammenelaee taim a motion to reconsider ils action. To be | _™h 21m" Ww ah ie as = ates we Pe dae ay ciul decision, and conyerta the State Judge | tory and enced by the amendment of be Con. —— - UMapoue ceeie gees ation Mature | LitO 4 mere miuisterial eficer bound to decide } stitution abclicking slavery throughout he | es Diast" of trompein, wimply, because, wane | Dmorossts cans SEblce Mer Zs | Inde, be tesa informed "is io" ule uataze ngconting t oes villas Contos Gated, Snaes i sheresere, tally ecognle LOST AND FOUND. ' J ‘* til 12 e’clock m. ‘ON - . ere a tis clear (hatin States which deny to per- § «J obligation to protect and defend that ae, beartily favoring any roads and all roads that | jeving the sss and wetes mar. a? who, coming from abroad, has, to some | sons whore Tights are secured oy the firet | class of our people, whenever and wherever = REWARD —L wi.c black and eo TERRIER will furnish additional railroad facilities tothe | #¢™ers b street, between Misconni avenie and | “XteMt atleast familiarized himself with the | cecsion of the Wii Any one of those rights, all | it stmll become unecessary, and, to the fall ex- $5 ee Os te caine os Sgbvepation at Dilkstickh shea va coit aaa poses street north: also, on 2d street, between G street | Principles of a government to which he yolun- | criminal anit chvil cases affecting them, will, | tent compatible with the Constitation of the whet , reward will be paid at 382 see partic ‘air | north and L street north tarily entrusts “life. liberty, and the pursu! by the provisions of the third section, come | United Staves. Entertaining these sentiments, céth street. between Hand Pa a line” (0 called, but a misnomer) scheme before on Reetione com ss Peep atthe City Com:nis rg oe Yet it is now by under the exclusire cognizance of the Fed- | it only remains tor me to say, that | will cheer- Se eg ed Congress anything more than a big “job” for] 9-: sy ety, alto accordance with the sing! le legislative enactment, to confor the | ern tribunais, 1t follows thatif, in any State | fally co-operate with Congress in any measure Laat Ree Tce yur COLLAR A the benefit of a set of smart speculators. We ‘mb BIOHARD WALLACH, Mayor rights of citizens upon all persons of African | which denies to a colored person any one of all | that may be necessary for che protection of the | suitable reward wilt be given fi leftat No. 342 6 ‘ think Congress should legislate in this matter | <7 qeecent born within the extended limits of the | those rights, thaf perso should commit a |-civilriehie of the ieedmen ee eons thow | street, between $tb and 10th. i" = - TNITED STATES MILITARY BAILBOADS. Unitec lates, while perscns of foreign birth, | crime against the laws of the State, murder, } of all other classes of persons thronzhout the OST—Monday, the Sth instaut, ;ouna or in the quite-apart from any particular company or — who soxke our Jand their home, must undergo STSOD, T&pe, OF Auy other crune, xi] protection | United Sta'es, by judicial process under equal L City Mall, at sbeut 12, 8 fotch TER- scheme. met bee ten of five years. and can only then | snd punishment through ihe laws ofthe State, | and impartial iaws, in contormity with the Nie Diack hetre, white Cross on breast, answare eee Seen P 5 mecdl tod hizevct ck | MECOme citizens wpon proof that they are of | urp taken away, and he can oniy be tried and | provisiens of the Federal Constitution. the name e! .” Amy one bringing the said Sy We have received the Reporter, extra, | stroon on PUESDA ener: ee ‘good moral eharacter, attached to the pfin- | punished in the Federal courts. How is the | I now return the bill to oe Senate, aud re- | Cog te New York Hotel, corner of np publi hed by Meesrs. i, Sutton and D, PF. for 79@ ciples of the OConst.itut jon of the ted States, | criminal to be tried! Lf the offense is rovided | gret that in considering (he bills and joint res- receive reward. +h 2M James J Hurphy containmg the able onto lala on pecting the Norfolk and Peters j and well disposed to tie good order and hap- | for and punished by Federal law, thatiaw, and olutions—forty-two in number—which haye S5 EEWAUD—Strared or stolen on the 23d ment of Hon. J. B. 1] bur, road with the Seaboard and Roanoke rail- | pine-e of tLe same. hot the State law, is to zovera been thas far submitted for my approval, 1 [e stant. a gray ieb bine COW; smal! horn t of Hon. J. B. Henderson on the Missonri Foadat Suffolk. Va |“ "The first section of the bill aio co: It is only when the ettence Goes not bappen | am compelied to withhold my assent froma } tops cut Ti ele it ed ie MICUR EL, ‘est ogth, delivered before the Supreme Court. | the Tron the Crates Berke ee Se, in cash for | enumeration of the rights o Le within the purview of Federal law that | second measnre that has received the sanction Bue se esis Lf my BR on beingins. Odeca Haas - Phe > Spikes, and Ties to n- | these [ocean pera the Federal cougts to try snd panish him ef both Houses of Chagreass a8 siseate....” ——— J - nilington, eon ling, sen. 7 5 ~ la! er a ther law Tar ‘esort is t had NPREW JoUNSON. wwe —————— Mme. Demorest’s Mirror of Fashions for Maren. deaihte fam Icio. Feneic epee at Bae | ae ee eee “i. enfore tore rege: Kaew aw a modified and changed” WaArHINGTON, 1).C., Mareb 27, 1566. pepe peng ~ & an a ‘ac railrosd, at Aquia Cree! w am | ¢ 's “ MBAS ne, tO | by State legisintic: so faras the same is not a ded it A good gumber. Whart. | inherit, purchase, lease, sel). boi aud conve : pm aa eee * Is ad ¢ intons; with Constitution and Ia) of S7'mail-pox bas made ite appearance at | the irene the Ties, TimboreSpices aad Ghetto, | Real aud persoual property.” ana to have “full | the United Stator ss0 thas over this wat de TESTIMONY OF GEN. LEB. 7 Oat oy aT IS aT TT . - 4 appearance a! be included | 1°"? Timber; Spikes, and Chairs to | and equal benefit of all laws jroceedings | main of criminat: juricprudence provided b' The testimony of Gen. Robert E. Lee before I pee Piiaue pases ie as = ear ee been severat Proposals ‘8’ ould be endorsed “* Bids for Raflroad | criaped ee eae as Ser rach State forthe proeetion of its own citi. | the Reconstruction Committee, making some ronan Dae 404 Gthetrect. near deaths among the colored + g ‘ cS mm fS0, cobs, n nent of irty-si ag ae z peop! Tren,” and a ic ressed to the Nee } maki, euntert tortie nS.’ Sante ae Fy ergs i Do ee, woos Unity i tuirty-six manuscript paces, wa: submitted in | Letreet, — 6 m 3 5 FINANLIAL—Money in New York continues wh27-To,S* Brey. Brij mn and A.M. | Aud penallies in common with + wherever it can be made to poate, iain the Senate to-day. He gives it as bis opinion I ORR-OR. SRDS Bie leather vauiss. abundant. The Commercial Advertiser <ays: EWIS JOHNSON & €0., ' and io pone others. ‘Ut State law. that the people of Virginia weuld, if able, be 44="Lsth siect, om Belurdey or Buncay, This vee ¢ bepk= are unable to employ their balances | of the white and black racer is attemny The question b nacnralty arises, from | willing to pay the Confederate debt: says that | fice contalne sundry papere of value to the owner ai six per cent. on eall loans, and tl BANKERS, ; iixed by Federal 1 avd it what sour« (4 +8 derives the power to | the whites express kind feelings towards the | and of pe yalue to a taker. A liberal reward discount Tather more-freely. The street is ‘<=> | Union, over the yas : te transfer to i tripnnals certain classes of | freedmen and sre willing to pay them fair paid and no questions asked if it tx In‘tat supplied with call loans, chiefly from the iat = covered by these enumeraint 3. EA no } cages embraces in this eection? ‘The Constitu- | wages. The whites, be says, would preter ae yl OVERS yi Se # en eG of the eck Say ute: 0 cases | as better for them and tetter for the blacks. * ~ fairly active, and, at present, favor the grdcka, BbADS j races. = in Jaw and equity acing under this Constitn- | Thunie the black: not us capable of ncantring | foPEard, prove ey ee eh ' sellers; 7 per cent. is the most goneral rate for Py. ‘4 | tit tie exercise of State policy Tmuers | tion, the laws of tha Unwed States, and treaties | inowledge as the whites; if hot aware of the * * Watreet. 1sth and Jy cent. 8! market at rs BOUGHT A SOLD, i 'y; to allo ing ambassadors, oth- | of FYirgmin for’ the rhaneée of the peace: — bs f ? Cioverpimen's are firm, but quiet. Seven-tbir- . : | diserimmaie between the (wo rac: e public mi Mis: oall cases of | thes Eby : rly, but not disposed paki 373 pi oye ES ead ‘ ies - shows & par! recovery a amet = . a admiralty aad ‘3 jon: to cont: to work + rinporary jobs, to provide | swereto the maine of Jack Any persen retares from the decline of Saturday; ranging yester- , Oo Ff FO Bi, versies to Which the Uniled States stall be a | them ' nsof subsistence. Is | thasame to BC EMICHAEL. corner L and 234 day from 125); to 125. N — ty; to con'roversies between two or more | nornble to form ar, whether ia the event |. streets will receive above reward. ———————— POOR PROPLE’S FRIEND: ter, between aSixte and cithensof another | ura war between riwd Sratesand any | € Og” REWARD Len, Ob ihe 200 Te Ca®8aL.—The committee of the ‘ . a | b State, between citivens of different Sttes, | foreign power, such as England or France, £20 eg gm the iy treat, @ : city council appointed to make arrangements | 334. TWELFTH STREET,......63°4 -4 come Of the | between citizens of the same: State claim: | tne people of the Soush wonld Avail theme FREE BOOK. ‘containing Boights dollars’ in jor the repair of the Alexandria canal, have, LICENSED PAWHDROE ER's OFFICE Mates, where sinyer, f,and they | ing land under grants of different States, and | setvee of the opportunity to endeavor to gain eepbaeks. ard a check on Riggs & Co tor two in 2OU; tion with che Mayor, had the mat- ¥ ver he ke ¢ B ‘t B tae ’h are prohibited in ail the siayeholding States, | between » State, or the citizens thereof, and'| their mdependence. So far as he knew they ordred dollacs. Paymenton the check has-been ter under consideration, and it is tho: t ens Fermesly o « frm ef Boyor rostive, bas j-snd when not tbeoltilely coutrary to Taw, (be: P St 7 ” fs stopped. en |. moved to O34 12th strost, between © aad D, neat r 9 ince | Omen States, citizens, or sul contemplate nothing of the sort now. Has iiiskaniettie® Foren et tbe Noth, Op atk ee uth cap. |’ Pa” svenue for the purpose of leaning money om | SA TCVO!ing and regarded apa oi necagainas | Pere she sedan rsh tee tieited, States heard people of Virginian with whom he mai eget ee wor a. mers. Business strictly eontidential. Mene + a ors ember 24, 1739, ing the j . Alczandria Gazette. Fenced on Watck=a, Diamonds an Jewelry. High. | the subject of marriago betwern ike. :, | courts of the United States, in conferring upom | COUR ar mach ae we ead iato 8 dupceltigar BOARDING. jottes ville Gamontele « est prices sites on all articles, & for as the whites are forbidden to inves worry | ihe Federal Courts jurisdiction over cases ori- join the common enemy and never had. He a ‘ne Criarlottes ville Chronicle says :—Ong | “rl PF. SOVER. -{-with the bincks, the blacks can only amake | zigating in State tribmnalais carelal ceanee | Je not recollect ever having taken the oath of | FPOARDING.CA pisasant FURNISHED encom Since, that the Talsing of small.stock im Vite 1 A NO 8. MOH CR te ee otee qMrnites Mewsetvc” ure | chemto the clasges enumerated in the above | alleginuce to the onicdarcte Gororemene story font BOOM, with BUARD. suitable for since, ines the xelves i ~ oman cua a “ ok. allowed. to make, and therefore cannot, under | recited clause of the Constitution.. This sec- have done so when he was | rentleman abd wife, oF piugle gentiseet. ~e&. tor (Mir. Ralls Abell) had lostin the pastnive | OBICREATE SS SON'S FINE PIANOS fren the whites: "Tatte tiy pa howe | sud guthorees tee euwedly comprebends cases | commissioned. So far as ho knows the desire | 426 Si treet, between F and Gets. Bork’ “Three bor (Mr. «At ee RING &s ANUS, ites, cite. crimination, hew. | snd authorizes the exercise of powers thatare | the South is tor the meals, he months. by stealing, thirty odd sheep and fitry WH. &. BRADRURY's PraNnos. ever, as un instance of the State policy 23 to | rot, by the Constitution w . the jurisdic- ome eerrres ermment, ag 1 the “erg ne, BE FURNISGRD hogs. It would be superfuous to state tie : : * +. i ec overs: t, and they look mpon Ge Rea or without po Bors orn upe - GRU. M. evil D & CU'S PIANOS, discrimination, und to inquire whether, if | sion of the Courts of the United:States. To } the Policy of President Johuson as the F BUOMB 8 or 10 eeu Will be accammed = is ae ale JAUES W. VOSE'S PIANOS. Congress can abrogate all State laws of dis. | transfer them to those Courts would be anex- | one which would most clearly and most | ted om moderate terms;at 213 Pennsy!vw: is ay SF Gov. Fenton, of New Sork has declined PPrankint lu this city for saleof these cel- | Crimimation between the two. races, s& the.,ercise of authority well. calculated. to excite | surely ye-eatablich oie Thinks it proba. | mb ~ pean to make a requisi:ion on Gov. Worth, of Nortix | *h7sted Pianos . matter of real estate, of suits, and of contracts | distrust and alarm en the partof alltbe States: | ble %. the Secessionists would prefer AN BE ACCOM Carolina, for the return’ ofa fugitive fram jnge | (UE RLANGE tokon in part pay for new. generally, Cougriss. ay Dot aiso repeal the | for the bill applies atike to-all of them—as well | not! to. asrociato with» neveheg Pree toy a tice, on the ground that he cannot recognize onthls serene PIANOS at bargains om | State laws as to the contract of marriage be- | tothose that have as to those that have not | Thinks that generosity and liberality towards ad ; North Carolina as a State in the Usion. 7 - tween thetwo races? Hitherto every suvject | icen engaged in rebellion. the entire South by the North would be the h Sim” 7 Tne igh winda snd ald wentner opere |. 386 Fp ae th ean ex: | chat be perrasnd ts Gaeta | Eas pects et Nebaces | peoauneg eerie eo exter ate against the fisheries. bite oP BT * 4 a 3 non. Wil lees not remember ARD by ing at No. “3 Peus- vens and cluslvely belonging tothe States. They allre. | Canetitution, as recently amended, to enfaree, | having remarked to friends in con veraation obtels Steet Fisuse having : Se Hin FOSS eS et | See cata aed economy of the | by appropriate legislation, thearticle declaring | that he was wheedled into secession bynaie | Slvania Sreparigclian Goon relied oat HIs.18 TO. GIVE PE y pol recent ‘cupante. hes bee: UNCLAIMED TELEBGBaR P NOTICE, That the subscri- | respective States. They are matters which t “neither slavery nor involunt servi- | tictans, but ma: we said that the and pirasant T hag obtaimed from theo pee : a epee y ha: Auanicay 21 ap mara Courany Mashlogton County. in the District of « stumbiay : mice ee maicestic oom ion of | tugevezeept 9 Sy amen: foe crimes tion "which the two sections held towards | es = ‘iO = ‘Z. 1866. : me fh se a w. the personal estate of s le, in 7 ee rite | oO! e party sbe bs iv con yy each other was brought abont by the at Ho. 466 Ip street,a fow ee. ~ . atarch j . ashineton city, owh peculiar ciccumstances, und the safet shall exist within the United States, or any Politicians of the country; that the great evenue erms $25 per unaelt fol winse Sf vutbulont ohdzoee ten) ieoss sed. “All yernone having cininw aguinet the | and well being of lig own citicns. Lde not| piece cabiect te thelr janedinos ee nt cannot, | masses of the people, if they understood bes 16. ” Tie, With the tomchere da kned to exhibit the | mean to say that upon all these subjects there pwever, be justly claimed that, with a view | the real’ question, wonld have gyoided It. = . ‘en, EBGatiep, oF before the tth dus Thee sxbscriber, "| are not ral resirainis, as ior instance, in | to the enforecment of this article of the Consti« | Witnese believed at tho time that it Was an nD. KSONAL. : Pin, orherwige Ly law be excluded from ail benont | 2e State power of legisialion over contracts, | tution, sbere is at present any necessity for the | ieceteury sondition of sifeine and Miche hove PERSO at! P. B. SNYDER. Manager, | O7'lai.i entate aS nent thats is a federal sitios n tbat no State | exercise of all the powers which this bill:con- | been avoided if forbearance a: : jom had A Gand oF THANKS 1 OP THABKS —I take thie method of AMERICAN Tyr conan Cor : a tnder my hand this 7th fay,of March, pase a law impairing the obliga. | fers. been practiced on both sides. In reference to : ee ca the Bombers of the umee iM PANY. 1. MARY HINES, tions of contracts: ms to crimes, Slavery has been abolished, and at present § the amendment roposed to the Conssituth retorning my_ nee f The following ‘Teleriane agg Mareh 27, 18 a X-lnwiw* ____Administratrix. | that no State shall pass an” ez pod | nowhercenxisis within the jariedietion’ or the ier riment that at_ present Virginis See ea anrine aa the ndelivored. for want of sulicions addreces ana | @ DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. | fecto Inw: and as to Y. that po State giall | Voted States; mor bas there been, nor is 4:)} would probably accept the smaller represen: adj jatoure from —— = ‘make anything but gol S08 Sy, kiesatiten- likely there will be any attempt to revive it, tion ‘Sllow the negroes to yota. It fon 6. bekeese pth aud 13:b streets Geo 5 Dodge. 8 Sw nae OFFICE 514 PENNA. AVENUE, der, But where can we find a Federal pro- | by the peopleor the States, If, however, any | was hisown opinion that at this time the blacks =] —— : L : RAROH OFFICE, hibition against ad of any State to dis- | such attempt sball be made, it willithen be-| cannot vole antelligently, and siving q "} ~. = TO THE PUBLIC.— B D criminate. as do of them, between aliens | come the duty of the General Government to | them the right ef suffrage wouid the repaire #ill 4 ne y Qartiae owners UE, OPPOSITE citi nexeét ae reat. Warhing i om 6th etree ae . anl izen#, between artificial persons called | «xercise ruy and all incidental powers neces-} door to a good deal of dem: es my Dees will be s iow ny eh fhe menage —— Fs Ff. Old reac nee naechinshe RigNe cnt Pee? dv oe Tathe: bes sarthe Nogth abe bare mm. 26-5t" No. 430 Tthet Ww Led het e ‘ D 5 fob \ wale "i dua ib | & « iti aw Oo! 5 Thin ke the masses of the > ern people have >. 2 — are ¢ FUSPRALS at 63 cach his date. GREAT ag re ne IP it be granted that’ Congross’ can zepeal ti fourth section @f the bill providesthat| mo sympathy for schemes of emigraiam to D*, Daze ConeaTtation Rovmsare « Meschst. | GORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN + att State Inww discriminati between, eve officers and agents of the Freedmen’s Bureau } Mex! Witness thinks that” Vi rireet, oad Pale. “2 SRAVPIELD SS CONFECTIONERY EXPEESS WARDERS, and blacks in =) coveted by this | -hall be empowered to make-nrreste, sadalso} would be better off if she GI t Mf GG, 10K CREAM Evan — batt, ait may be asked, may not Congress | that other officers may be sperially.commie- | sid of the colored popdintio is | Olice honest =a DIES’ @YSTB. , Merchandise, Money. nnd Valuables of all kinds * same All State laws discrim- | sioned for that purpose by the. {the } no new opinion with him, He has Always M HF con fe =e eee forwarded with dispated to all accomible sections eee ee eee ee; setoSuthoriaes OtromibOourts been in favor of sradgal emancipation. IE att hp ee one mation th 5 ped sha 7 oft f the United States Courts ° news. ~ 'Nerroa span I nm nthn the bert Tee. country. Goncrre can de of| the ‘Territories to appoink, at + WHITE Hotsr. sere, Female Woakeeoyy Soh street. near Wit. a at COLLBORION OF “NOTES, DRAFTS, AND ee m 4a ity to make acon. | tidn. Commissioners, who ste tobe-ebaered 1°" mye Cabinet wee Selle vaca UE Roe be Sys eres : Pata be F : Middle pagans Beis, BRCABE Seciste who, : POEL | The niin bectiog srg eats inslalalidnsiee} 26 canal hour for iheeting bs twelvens menees [ore NR I havens eomnsction. with any: other Oon- Seceertble parts of nited States, .} ehaltha: ror or asa judge, to bo selected by the courts to appoint in | and bad a long seasion adiourned aout : Seetiousey gostnans ip, " fiz.) ) aa 0. 0 DUNN, Ageat, to hold any oMice, nnd. floallv, to vote «inevery | whiting, under their hande. one or more auit- | one p.m. No ywreons webe minoiticd to-day a mh 0 1 ” @ Gearvinty. ’ | Hbstir Washington, D.0. | Siste and Territory of the United States.” As | able percons trom time to time to execute war. | to an audience with the Eexceutinn so i *