The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1868, Page 9

NEW ‘YORK HKRALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1868. ge 8 —_———— WASHINGTON, |S2necnee" Wasniverom, March 16, 1868. a ay EO Impeachment. AND THE REPORTERS. ‘The Board of Managers of Impeachment will | | Mr. Cae meet at noon to-morrow and resume taking testi- rere vmiog ine mony. reporters. of the Negre—Hepeless ‘Bal’, Alabama Reconstruction. Objection being made it er ane ‘The Reconstruction Committee had a meeting this THE COURT OF SLATS the Whites ef the South—Mr, Pees thin, wlokers morning, at which the Alabama bill was discussed at | gM a. yi Stephens Resolved to ‘Sink with the Ship.” 4 ctl of exfence against | $2, Liverpool: bark x Beaune ‘Newport :Sp pol | : be Brave. warpe WAshINGTON, March 15, 1868. Jength. An amendment to the bill was agreed to pe oe ion to appeals to the TT168, 80 ae to ‘him to. z that |} ° x providing that thirty days after the passage of the to indefinitely i ae Rg ne Re Alexander H. Stephens, the ex-Viee President of recommendations Dill in relation to testimony in the Court of the ex-confederacy, arrived here the day before yes- ‘act the Legislat hall be and until its conclusion, it sbali be in order on any tegether for celia prtcwcitre Fy FS Mr. Carreth, ‘rep oF Merom. the the Committee | *8Y to move @ suspension of the rules on motions | terday enroute to his home in Augusta, Ga. Last i to the Ne- | “Ommected with or growing out of the question of 1M- | evening your correspondent paid him a visit at his requirements of the bill. on Finance, reported a bill amendatory peachinent, to—yeas 108, nays 87. act of June 3, 1864. It provides that Secretary McCallech*s Financtal Operations vo | UOnsl Currency act of jane pes te | sarah naring Deed, campended Mr. Borzzs of temporary residence and spent @ pleasant half hour Be Overhauled, cities of Boston, New York, Philadelphia or any fered the following resolution: in conversation with him on subjects of a national on tatty Reeser character us. well as on the social ang political resolu taken possession the elties named in section -one of the ald dct ‘That, except during the morning“hour of Mon- ‘s a mane ee “a on. the, alancen oF Say, aanvtoe alee of the Preainent to - ee big RO condition of the South, He received us in his to pay interest the minds of a number of Congressmen to give the bo ae A banks, or te offer any AR tion of ‘the ‘Mi Becretary of the Treasury, in his financial opera- | other tha the Prompt 2 and correct transaction ba Oe hE a a by lanager® | bedroom and suohogioes toe weaciog Ne hat on the tions, a complete overhauling, and if some alleged | %f ,business, in Ender” to secure -such » deposit, Mr, Woon, (dem.) of N. ¥., made the point of order | ore of suffering from an attack of neuralgia in the regularities are satisfactorily shown other mea- | by the Gomptrol yo avin fhe ai afmuiré Wound uP | mat that was not the resolution which the House | head. Mr. Stephens looked in better health than we wares will be at once inaugurated. The following | provisions of section Tiny of eartabove mentioned, | Nad,suspended the rules to have offered. ‘The frst | gntietpated, but there is a visible fecbleness in his , it farther provides that every national bank selected eenener. 00 uch | frame which would seem to be a chronic infirmity of resolution will be introduced by General Logan to- impeachment, but the resolution contained no 5! morrow, if he can pportunit; Petey ry of public moneys shall deposit United | restriction. his existence. His manner is exceedingly kind and “ pcg an aan with the Treasurer of the United States | ‘The SPRAKER sustained the A td of order. interesting, and in conversation there are few men Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury be | as security for such Repcetins oar) ‘whenever the pub- at, Bur.er then offered the second resolution as fy Girected to report without delay i” this House | lie moneys.so deposited exceed ninety per | an ‘amendment to first. who are more engaging. Mr. Stephens is singular in the amount of commissions he has paid | centum of the par value of ane Reeds nao vy anit, Rose, (dem.) of Ill., moved to lay the resolution | appearance, tall, excessively thin, stooped at the ment of the opposite icy it is a fixed conviction with them that thelr dopm is sealed, A War of races ay Fiennes Base, aiee, RSET, Gerish seems to be the inevitable consequence. That it Balen, Supe, and Lorenza, Follansbee, saan and at ne. cine day isevident by the As raw eae Bans, March 10, EMR, ign or nish tendency already shown by the blacks, oka a Aige thornavke, David Connor, wet ‘wat wil the white Population do in such an Pace Polar Mone Walsh.” i h,' Regina, and Lincoln; rita One of two soiree agit & the country or remain and NEW LONDON, March 18—Azvived, ach bared fall. For my fsoade up. 1 have not Baten, He ON ire. York Jobe Crecktond? Brigase long to live. I will eee and go down with the ship; but to the young, I would counsel them to find homes elsewhere. Mr. Stephens was Seoply ly affected at this portion of foRWPOI , March 18, LA amy tibiae schr Richard 8 News &, Providence for Nort poe es h ral et Mra P BP , Brown, AVE N, March 14 Arrived, schrs P + a] his conversation, and with a firmness of tone, a flash itsposal A United States vonds ‘Treasurer as security it shall be ’ and Read: or secures: KS eee ‘paid, and if commissions | reduce the omous of said deposits to . am nd amendment on the ta ) the resolution on the shoulders, with a small, boyish face, bright,’ glitter- | of the eye, he rose to his feet, and nervously exvougty ning Cornedin a ree Ut Ro 1 do; As aoe Tae eees Granger fe io * fea me purges, mn ot an. “any, omterin or recelving. Efmctey or valuaiie considers: ey ape ad ane 110, ‘The amendment was then | Me eye, very Malt — romain eS EM aassceet Eienvethport iL Biwi, Metrand, : 01 : : ; so omgy prior Ht per cid. “also whe amount of gold. has wo sold | tons any Kind as inducements to obtain or allow | atoptea—yeas 8 reacting, 48 amended was | ness on either side, and dressed in that ha er ican ‘seas bee 4 Mariana ie ll acne bound W, jean 102, nayn 38 Peculiar fashion in vi at the South, a Department, and what amount of | to be retained deposits of public money is to be pun- ‘ogue by the reas soar Gn the sale of gold and to | ished by a fine of not less than $1,000 or imprison- oaMe Ban, (eB. of Qhio, from the Committee | soft felt hat worn negligently on the back whom paid; whether such commissions were paid in | ment for not less than one year, or both, at the dis- | of certain persons from disabiities imposed w pon of the head, o carelessly tied cravat The woods in the neighborhood of Scottsville, Ma- conpin county, Ill., were set on fire last fall, Flower, NYor gor and Wi ante Mariana! Sotras among the other combustibles in the way of a de- Denny, Fo ae ry coil, eee *Guclo Sos, aad O'atden, ila | Se Ea ine ei aa the sake of | “EXEMPTION OF KANUFACTURES From taxarion, | eM, oF elther of them, by the laws of the United | under a rolling collar and a swallow talled coat | vouring element was an old tree,, whose roots ex. ; Government securities and the sales of gold. Mr. SHERMAN, (rep.) of Ohio, from the Commit. | ®“in names as the 0 to be relieved the | making up the general characteristics of his attire. | (onuet into & vein of coal, ten ox tvelne inition Ot “PHNBACOLA, March 9 Arrived, bark Patnot (Nom, Jae Thad Stevens’ Health. SP Sh Sihanog, Remortel Weck ae uae bill | following:—Wm. W. Holden, C.J. ‘Wm. A. | He lit a small well seasoned meerschanm as we went | coal took fire from the burning roots of the tree, and STHILADELERIA, March 1 has been in a state of combustion ever since, emit- ting smoke and melting snow for a considerable dis- tance around. Mngham, Mudgett) Falerm: age A Hae ‘leo vero ane ey Conver Tealdad iB A Graw, Lak s tain Rogers, Hon, Thad Stevens, who has been ina very weak | fai “nee eG an manrractures retaining Oe inter. Smith, Calvin J- Cowles, Thoinas Settle, Rufus 5 Bar in, and at intervals during his conversation puffed physical condition for several days past, sufficiently | on pitomge coffee, roasted ground, and Beene canes ya Benjamin B. Neighbors, | @Way with incessant vigor, He exhibited a good rallied to-day to attend the meeting of the impeach- | #l! articles intended as substitutes” for colfee, of Mississipp!; Robert W. Flournoy, Joshua Morris, deal of nervousness as he spoke, swinging his leg to ment managers, and was also subsequently in the products mien xen <4 a et oe as R. Berry, of Arennnee: Je James Longstreet, of | and fro and standing up and sitting down at frequent |Steamer Sazon, Bozgs, Boston; ship Saranaky ; Robert ‘Texas; Thomas C ) 7 i House. fectionery; on diamonds, emeralds, preclous stones | J Mackey, James L. Onn af gexkh Caroling; Joseph | intervals, SHIPPING NEW s. wa vero abip Hermann (Brem), Schwars, NYork = Secretary Seward and the Fenian Prisoners, | $24 imitations thereof, and on all jewelry. |The, bit | J. Brown, ‘of Georgia: We asked him what view he took of the-tendency bark Goncordia’ Swen, Vickbr Grimsby ; Drigs, Royalist The Secretary of State to-day sent to the Senate a | other stamp duties unchanged, He gave notice that | ing the name fra of Pe moved to amend a- | of events as regards the preservation of the Ubertics Almanac for New Xvrk—=This Day. Schre. Ruth ater, Slt etnare Yetman Blows large mass of correspondence, &c., in reply to a | he would call it up to-morrow. giving as a reason therefor that Mr. Gilmer had op- | ©f the people and the maintenancé of that necessary Bukale Fg hich in maser. d Lowell, Trinidad. Sate resolution of that body relating to the arrest and Load Or THE Foned | the Lecompton swindle, and had only become | diffusion of the powers of government by which our 1a if . Moon rises...morn 2 05 High water....eve 8 23 ‘Triumph, Mnrp! lutanzas. Clea ean p Bae (iy), Gratars MISSISSIPPI. Mr. FOWLER, (Fep. trial of the Rev. Robert B. Lynch and others by the provide pegs epee Lr np ed ih Emember of the Confederate Congress 89 2810 De | constitution has designed to provide against usurpa- Paouipentee |, schrs Wary bWankines government of Great Britain for alleged participation | was referred to the Commitee on Te: ape to om beac oe feat eg ty to throw hls | tion and centralization. tm the Fenian raid into Canada in 1866. The quires the Chief Engineer of the arm: 10 "nave made Mr. FARNSWORTH, (rep.) of Ill., moved to amend by | _ He replied: " » lee » 5 plied:—It is apparent that we are tending to documents show what has been done by the Tardeda fo ta mouth, exemplifying a sstppl from Cape Ci | adding the name of Wek Richardgon, of North Caro- | centratization. Both in the light of aMicnattd ana government of the United States, including features on either bank within such hese co tna, the precedents of history this is seen, From the f. I. Yo, insert the Jetters from Secretary Seward, who, in wri. | De uccossary to determine proper Siew pent ie ee yor we eee Ca te ‘whose | federative system established by our constitution we Haley, Petersburg, Va; Eile H Boras Avery Hy Catal K ielleyeand Clara, Paxter, G6 "1 Der Witte: Foam: Howes and Emelite ‘MoLaty, Reatlens, Baxter a Fuyamay, Ke Kell ry WM Da ofa Riche And Jes os a Inlandy, { Port or NEW York, manen 16, 1868, a : a recor, Baeeerst Eltzabeth- 4 CLEARED. ting to Rufus King at New York, on the'3d of BILL. loyalty he coula personsity vouch for are approaching Asiatic government, which is the | Steamship Carroll, more-+0 W Ferrell ore eae sty inc ehguoenpats, Marin o Wiser February, regrets to say that upon a renewed re- | Mr. MORGAN, (rep.) of N. Y., ited remon- ir. Woop suggested that in that case the man | concentration of all the functions of goverament in [Yet ata irae Bard & Hiucee, My ‘and oa y Renee, F Fian‘en York. Below schr Lew est of the Executive of the United States the Brit- | St?aNces from 'the merchants ‘and bankers of New | must be a traitor. one, and makes all the others subservient and moved a Francis (Br), Morehouse, Sandy Cove, NS—Mor- enton.] Handi ‘gt oat ques York against the passage of the funding bill. Mr. FARNEWORTH agreed to include W. B. Rodman | only by the dictation of the power in the ascend- vison & Phillipee oan 1 ve Se Oe eee ‘sh government is just now entirely disinclined to ‘THE UNION PACIFIO ass in his amendment ancy. We recognize in the Godhead a trinity which | Brig Goody Coffin, Cadiz—Jas Henry, aghen NYork:hatom if exercise further clemency in the case of Robert B. ee pi hel Flange fr .) pa ich the ata Bionrpge, lem. of Win, suggested the | name combines three essentials, which nature rigems to meee Ti tN letro (Ital), Lauro, Gibraltar for orders—Puneh, siren ie March Tippy cp ak ag Lynch; and in replying to a note of Mr. Ford, of the | Senate took, saad oral tench ga true Union man. = perfect government. This | ‘same prinetple | yobs Annie Claniner, Gardner, Demarara—Miler & Hough- | Bosion, James Jardine, Beynon, Liverpool; schr British Legation, February 4, says that Mr. Lynch, | ° ar. MOmRILt, ( re yorves Vt., offered a verbal amend- ULLINS, rep.) of of Tenn., remarked that Mosby | is recognizable in man, the acne of divinity and the | "Brig L M Merritt, Eaton, Matanzas—J E Ward & Co. ai Coe enn, with bulk of 4000 i who was convicted for alleged participation in the | ment, the effect of witich would eta rovide that no would be fhe ‘next to be pardoned. but a member nature way of executing the great purpose for which | Brig ha Husted, Maliney, Gandenns—Bret, Hon & Oo. eee) ‘fans ‘bGuaithe Willamn, Boston, subsidy of Un! s 8] lows remin him that Moab; already nm | nature was created. Man is himself a trinity, There Rosebrook, Man: ——. ist 7 so-called Fenian raid, never united tnsuch invasion, | tis branch beyond the allowance on the hundred | pardoned. Ty the physical, the intellectual and the Tora), hres (eee en ee ene wens pa fre ee Ei ay Hg ee but, on the contrary, denounced the scheme as tm- | miles, on which bonds are already authorized to be Mr. SPALDING, (rep.) of Ohio, moved to lay the bill distinet elements, without any of which such a thing Schr Pioneer, Bea pars Astigne 2 wou & Leeds. TAUNTON, March 18—Saile4, schrs R iilon, Somers, t practicable. He regretted that the British govern- | issued. and amendments on the table. Negatived—yeas 60, | as man would be impossible. The same exhibition | Schr € Fish, trong, fatanzas—Bnow & Burges Philadelnhn { Hazleton, Garinee, Bienen 8 Biro Beart would Gk iAiRaate Oe ment. Mr. CONKLING, (rep.) of N.Y, took the floor and | nays 90. Of a triune organiem existed in government, \ There | _ Schr imoudence hy Simpeon, St Joh, Mi, via ulzabeth- | ALM orON, NO} Maren IS lesred, Doig Soe se ga ae at length in opposition to the bill. He argued r, ‘ASHLEY, of Ohio, inquired whether this bill re- | is the executive, the legislative and the judicial, and | Port—A Smithers & Co. | Hon. Chas. Sitgreaves having written a letter to Mr. tthe claimants had no right to these bonds or | Heved the persons of the disabilities imposed under | without These, ‘acting Independently yet in | _q8ht Yankee Doodle, Martin, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & | “ein arrived, steamer Lucille, NYork. Seward asking the intervention of the government | ands; that if, even from a default or any other con- | the constitutional amendment known 4s the four- ee , perfect wernment cannot exist. | "chr y 5 van Dusen, Higbee, Wilmington, NC—N L Mo- z tingency, they had become successors of what was | teenth article? @ great conflicts of nations during more than | Crea/! in behalf of John Gallagher, under sentence of death | oajied ve Eastern Division, this bill asked for fifty Mr. BIncHaM replied that ft did not. ae centuries, or since the pte ‘of constitu. | ‘Sone fgeenel, Chamberlain, Wilmington, NC—N L Mc- in Canada for a hostile invasion of Canada, the Sec- | or sixty miles between the terminus of their present Mr. SPALDING inquired whether a majority vote | tional governments, have been to dissolve this con- | Cready & Co. \) COIRCULARS AND INFORM. ATION, FURNISHED IS In retary replied March 9 that our government watches | Toute to Junction City, for which no subsidy was | Was suficlent to pasa this Dill? centration of power, this Asiatic theory, and disen- or James Ponder, Hudson, Philadelphia—J W McKee & «all legalized lotteries. OL" ever ted to anybody; that these parties were Mr. BINGHAM repited that it was. tangle the web which ages of darkness and oppression Broadway and iB 53 Fulton. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Stenmsh{p Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland, with mdse and passencers, tod F Ames. with interest the affairs in that province, but is not | aipeady the participants of magnificent endowmenta; Mr. MAYNARD, (rep.) of Tenn., opposed the amend- | had woven around the web of jweramenta power. “aware that he is at present exposed to execution for | that equivalent lands and bonds were given to the | ment in reference to John A, Gilmer, of North Caro- | Divine law dictates that a diffusion of power be made a capital offence. If Mr. Sitgreaves will inform the | Eastern Division when the bill was passed allowing lina, saying that he had wrought more mischief to | and kept separate In order properly to answer cer- the he thelr route, and that those privilegcs | the cause of the Union by throwing his weight and | tain ends. It is impossible to controvert or defeat eect SUA, SURI ecco T PECKHAM'S HAIR BAZAARS—HUMAN HAIR: Braids, 45; Chicnons, $5; set Cal hs 50; retail af wholesale prices; hair Braids, 65 cen! falls, 88; cents; Hall's Renewer, 80 cents: Chevaliers ‘ite for the! en tenon emaptge eet ang 77 Neen pietiged to the St, Joseph and Denver Cis | infuenee on the other side chan he could have done if | divine taw by human iaw without experiencing. the cbteamiaid Neptane, Baker, Boston, with mdse, to WP attention. It is the wnderstanding of the company, which company would undovbi- | lie iad deen an original secessionist; besides, he had | convulsions incident to such violations, though Occ Elfsabeth Bam), Qesan, Tquique, Dec 18, with nitrate ee ‘only £0 conte, Ladies’ bate: dressed in aur sgieionly Btate Department that where sentences have been ren- any ee come and inake a claim for remuneration which | done nothing to ald reconstruction in North Caro- | human laws may be made answerable to the | of soda, to order. Cape Horn (TN Ba Lie Regs ee Alte ot Wi re aitemabure’ Cutt Congress could not resist. He ed that the line | tina. wants of mankind by making them yield to the | gle in Ww naa Sashes tees dy dain at Sy rion we thie ont, be dered by the courts they have been commuted by the | jn question was not necessary to form connections, Mr. Br i of a . BINGHAM, In reply to a rem: a t imperative operations of the higher lawa, Athough British executive authorities to imprisonment in all | and that Congreas was not obliged to subsidize roads | repeated that the bill nA 0 8 ee patets P aphao Tepeated attempts have been made in the Old World Spoke Br | int 13 8, lon 30 W, K ‘Advocate, from Glasgow jor ‘out; ip AY PAIN corn FREE OF CHARGE AT 43 CHAT- eases brought to its attention. calculated to gridiron the entire Weat; and he con- | ment of the constitution know: tl rteenth | tO establish government according tothe liberal prin- fred, from Lor hi fo git ‘Mth, lat’ & X wanes " eluded by claiming that this was a proper subject for | article. It was a protanto re spealaitinecinie ats ciple of a division of powers, every effort has Been 31 W, ship Arabia, from Shields for Bombay, ‘ed. day) i it, all 'S PAIN SPONGE. Appointments Confirmed and Rejected by the | the exercise of economy. of Congress imposing disabilities on. th parties, | attended with but partial success to say the least, me nihilate all pain at once. It ie Senate. DEBATE ON THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL RE- | and there was no colorable excuse for raising a ques- | 1" England the controversy has been more marked "Bark Bap iedl we’ ter term rade feed ulead | DS en “OIL {s warranted to cure Rhew- ‘The Senate, In executive session, to-day confirmed ee tion of constitutional power about it. and attended by the most flattering results. When | ""hrg Lotus (Br), Kimball ‘Truxilo, isaays, with bides, | matism, deafness, frosted limbs, pllea and all sores, in from Mr. PoMERoy, ) of Kansas, replied briefly to Mr. BECK, (dem.} of Ky., stated that, as a member | Lord Coke was questioned how he woud dectde ona | wood, &e, to Brett, gon & par a lad. some aye rough | one to two da: Price 50 cents'and $1 per bottle the nomination of Charles 8. King to be agent for the | wr, Gonkling, holding that the law authorized this | of ihe Reconstruction Committee, he had declined question which involved the establishment of | weather on the pa Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, Indians in Washington Territory, and rejected the | transfer of privileges not availed of by @ party to the | voting for this measure, because he held that under judiciary man independent footing he | | Bris Kate Freeman fin, Freeman, Cardena with t P ‘thomas Y. .. | consolidat P Mie sade the term: eral 1 Fenton. uy shal a decide as it becomes a | Molasses, to master. Wab outside the Hook at eel nomination of Major Thomas Y. Field to be Lieute- | “ir” HowakDy (rep.) of iMich., quoted the Varlons crsons Ware uiterdy relieved ePpoiicntaiseuiities | Judge to decide.” ‘The great English jurist | EA Charlotte, GQuptl, Eilzabetaport for Bown BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW nant Colonel in the Marine Corps. acts bearing on the subject, and claime:! that it had ie referred as his vecthorty ton this opinion to the | Was overthrown for holding @ position so | taster. Mary Seeley, Lowrey, St Johns, NF, 2 days, to York and States where Sesersion, Sea enaDeess: &e., are a The Radical Trick to Be Explained. been contempiated by them that the Eastern Division | decision of the Supreme Court in the Garland ease, | Widely adverse to the demands of the crown; but hr Longa, Baker, Virginia. Fae aa ae Oe OWES, ‘Atorney, 78 Nessa Schr Lou tained; advi Schr Belle of the fay, Lewis, Georges Banks. porn Schr Sylvan, Tucker, ‘providence far" for Elizabethport, thes _ ares Kei ‘by the ice in the Sound; she reports it as very thick and hea’ Schr M It Gasliate, Porter, New London for Elizabethport. Mr, Wilson, of: lowa, will, to- ith | should be so located that all branches mentioned in | “Mr. BincHaM argued that the Supreme. Court | being sent to Parliament, heat once used every éffort ee ict gpg yma ad eto mia | He charter of the Union Pacific Railroad should be | could only decide Bu the cases that came before It, | tOcarry out the movement which had thus ‘been oor, m: ‘Xplanation in reference S| enabled to form a connection with it on ite per ta to | but could make no decision in the premises which | augurated. ‘The contest was prosecnted with great suplementary section to the Revenue bill, in which | the hundredth a of longitude, In 1866 the East- | would opcrate either on the House of Representatives energy and determination, and led to the celebrated APROLC TE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN also from States where non-sup) 0 el isdiction of the Si % ern Division was allowed by: ad mori or the Senate, nineteen propositions. This was the first substantial Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford. enness or denertion to eumictent cause, No mek ‘no oy ibcrtvg tis hens ae * apeare capt oe to branch off toward the southw: ret has Ricasl Mr. WILLIAMS, (rep.) of Pa., premising that the | step in dividing the powers which had hitherto been | Schr Samael P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford.) in advance; advice free. tae? oti Ki inited States is repealed. It is understood that | from the obligation to confine to the ronte from Ohio re the four © | centred inthe crown- Mr. Stephens went on tosay | The bark Ganger Rolf; A Benson, and Danl Trow. See * gentieman from cognized enth ar. brigs M 1s several prominent democrats were cognizant of the | which would enable those ieeachen to > torn their | ticle as part of the constitution, inquired whether he | tat Mr. Webster probably, as a figure of speech, de- | bridge; schrs ES Potter, an and Henry Landel! ure at avchor oe Of Qutarantine waiting @ favorable opportunity to go to oa. A. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY Wind at sunset calm, with a dense fog. oni introduction, but failed to see its force until too late, | COMMections with it He therefore claimed that good | entertained the opinion that the fundamental law of | ¢lared that the American Revolation arose out of a pty faith demanded that Congress should now empower | the land was no law at all, and did uot come within | t@X on bet but this is not strictly the case. Massa- The Commissary Department Feeding Negroes. | those branches thus deprived of it to make that con- | the provisions of this bill? pn reer Mell og Reg rg ose By Pe ge SG 15a Bh Bas, BB, Aare It is stated that $25,000 worth of supplies were | nection. Mr. BINGHAM answered—Not at all; but no law of | @rieved through the first movement to organize a American Shipmasters’ Association. Shurvox erire- totes 298, Wa Jnnued gratuitously to freedmen from the Commissary | ,,A‘ter Pin aon mee Congress had ever been Neid to apply to the text of Dien pepmeeison are atti Whaia Saloni HO, 61 WALT STRERT—nOOMS 99,95 AND 9. 12, 53, 26, 90, Raat ron: pt Department at Richmond alone during last month. | Yeached to-day, tue Senate, at half-past. four o'clock, | “arr. momnacn, ‘tep.) of ont said he had supposed | and to keep apart from such an exercise of power | | The following approved masters have received commissions | Oficial Drawings of the Paducah Reports from all parts of the South indicate fearful | Went into executive session, and soon after ad- | that this bill was to be in the mode prescribed | 29 contemplated by the crown of centralizing the | from this Saray , 16,38, "2, bh, %, a = : we burdens upon the nation in the support of this | Journed. Infonrteenth article of the constitution, by a two. | control of American amalrs in the royal head led to a atten fee Syivanns Wlokerson: O46, Hirer E cutee 6, canta 6,3 = ce He thirds vote, He inquired what was to be the effect | Union as arrayed against such an encroachment, and | §: nip 3 James Cheaton ; 8890, Lev! Mai jareton, bark. a San 44 9,4 % ie HON oat gigantic radical partisan benevolent institution, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. of this bill? Would it restore the persons named ti | Which, by the persistence of the crown, eventuated vt 5 Lawrence, 5408 Williams A Pe COLTON & CO., FO a ‘The Pacific Railway. it to the privilege of Nolding office, civil and mili- | 8 complete ant perpetual separation, ‘The govern. | py "BAIL, Somers igh Rehr dB. Vanities For particulars, pa” WOOs cries adress 0 ‘The Interior Department has recently received WASHINGTON, March 16, 1868. ment established by the colonies, when thus Ina Zephaniah 8 Steelman, schr 4M D Scull, Mate— Corington, | Henry 0 Johnson. All ommisaions not renewed annually are invalid. Marine Disaster. DISASTERS IN THE BAMAMAG—We are indebted to n cor- respondent from the Babamas, under datcof March 6, 1868:— About Feb 6, French brig Malflatre, Capt Letioch, from Port au Prince for Fatwa, with coffee, was assieted fro Among reef near Molaeses Reef, Inagun,’ by wreckers, was taken’ to. Mathewtown, condemned sold; subeogucntt came to Nasaan apparently uninjured, ance to come down for forwardiny Feb 7—Bark € V Minott \of Bath, Capt Healy, a cacl ton for Mobile, was assiated off Great Styrup Cay. A small raion of args jettonned; master onmme Werey eotiled wiih wrockeas, returned to his vesncl and resumed the voyage. Feb 28 Brig Nile (ry, Jensen, trom Maracalbo for New ‘1'in want of provisions; was sup- oars WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE “poru- lar becaure reliable.” Piant them once and you wiil plant them alwi Send for Bula Garden Manual and Almanac for Ii and Gardeners’ Price Current of mailed free. We deliver all orders in New York right Address Robert Bulst, Jr., Seed Grower, Philadel; 8, ENLARGED. JOINTS a7 Able Cons, BUNT diseases of cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 of the feet way. Fu AND PROV! ISIONS of choice quality and GEO.'C. PARKER fa BRO, 257 Washington street, corner of Murray, New York, comprising Mackerel, Shonlders, Candles, Codfish, Beef, Saleracas, Pollock, Tongues, Cream tartar, L wi rnitbish, Batter, Be Peas, York, with coffee, Plied'und failed on the 27th, March 5—Brig Silver Oar (Br), Trefry, from Sagua for Bos- on widb maistben, ‘sesived with anaes fo, poop abies and carpenter's band badly jammed ; will voyage. restow and resume the StRANemiP BRUxeTTR, Howe, which sailed from Phila- deiphia l4th inst for New York, returned to P 15th inst in tow of 8 tu tug, in consequence of some derangement in her ma- ebinery Bark FRanotaca (Ital), Valla, from Palermo, previous! reported on Cor Horn Reet, Nelow New New Orleans, was got off nue cutter’ Wilderness, Capt man, and Baimon® Vinega! Blacking” jn Herring, sa Stove rai, Hallouy Sault, Starch a ~ Extra Refined Kerosene. the report of the United States Commissioners on eer Re Peate tines trem coe disabilities Iniposea by principe which scruied: the opposition in the the first section of forty-nine and a half miles — the Reconstruction acts excluding them from regis- Instance. They recognized the federative of the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad, extending | _ Te SPRARER proceeded, as the business in order in | tration and the right of votihg. system, and formed a constitution embody- from the t 1 the morning hour, to the call of States for bills and Mr, SCHENCK declared that while he was in favor | Mg the governmental trinity—an executive e twentieth mile post south from the of removing disabilities from some, at least, of the | to enforce the laws, a legislative to enact laws and a initial point in Sloux City to the sixty-ninth ana | JNt resolations for reference only. Under the call ns to whom the bill applied, he would never | judiciary to protect, construe and interpret the laws. one-half mile post. Forty-seven miles of this sec. | ¢ following bills and joint resolutions were intro- | vote for such a bli! unless it came in through the | The eMicacy of this system, which then became prac- ., {ded in th * rf . | ticabie, if not an American idea, certainly then be- tion are in a straight line, and the whole sec. Gnced, read swice and appropriately reserred:— ee a pice fourteenth: Saaamencne S08 i th ton ceatalne tht tect ridges, with ca | BY Mr. WASHBURN, (rep.) of Ind.—Repealing so | tutlou, which required a two-thinda vote, | | finde. a times that have een strupeling for. ihe apereyute length of 60t4 feet, and two, Howe | Much of the law of July 23, 1866, which fixes the | ona.” re.on the republican side—"Good! ‘That is | So nv'evstem, probably Ins more modified form; as truss bridges, one of 100 feet 5} ‘and the other | "Umber of Judges of the United States Supreme Mr. BINGHAM said that his colleague was welcome | resarded the universality of the exercise of tliese of 100 fect. ‘There are iene water stations | COUFt a8 provides that ‘no vacancy In the office of get avy aimtct 3 rae hare er: aworaion Tee ine “aystem as wel “2 mits tendency 1 and sidings and one culvert, At Sloan, on | *#0clate justice of the Supreme Court shall be extending the fourteenth article “Or the constitution | develop the material, intellectual and social Miled by appointment until the number of associate | to the bill, but on the suyy 1d b condition of a people has been well demon- the twenty-first mil,e there area temporary office and | justices eh ” poke he suggestion that that could be 5 Justices shall be reduced to six.’ done at another step he had withdrawn it. While he | strated. But the events of the past few years engine house; at Onawa, on the thirty-eighth mile, By Mr. HuLunD, (rep.) of N. Y.—To repeal the act | pelieved that the fourtcenth article was operative by | Nave assumed a reactionary tendency, and in the a depot, freight room, engine house and turn-table; of the 25th of April, 1866, creating the Eastern Judi- | the votes of three-fourths of the organized States, legislative body of the nation a very palpable dispo- i : cial District of New York, yet every one knew that it was not and could not be | sition is shown to centralization, and not only and at river Sioux, on the fifty-second mile, there By M (rep.) of N. Y.—Providing that om- | operative until by the law making power it was so | 88 a controversial question of the relative powers is a good station. The following rolling | Cers of the army, inetudin those of the Veteran R prociaimed, and that lad not been done. * and ascendancy of the represetative body of the serve corps, shat be entitled to be retired on the " r rovernment, mt @ direct usurpati of th stock is now in use:—Three locomotives, one | game conatitons ‘a8 off a Mr. SCHENCK remarked that he would wait tilt a rpation he four stock, five coal, four boarding, twenty Pie, (ei .) of Me.—To promote American s freedom of the judiciary is a fatal blow to the justice fiat, nine hand and four dump cars, The telegraph Sage tax tposed Dy section 1a theact of aay. | aos Ratamronrn tart erate esigel | or he force oer Ie sr ecise of ba gave and towed into a eafe position. 4, | Some misunderstanding with reference to the object | o¢ judicial power in the exercise of its grave and B. hia fe a is completed and in operation from Sioux City to the | 1803, Increasing temporarily the duties on imports | Of the hil. It was is understanding, age member | Fespousibie duty, 1 would bo impossible. to have gyeiore, ‘tyart abort" te fat baw the’ Folot House, | \QOLASSES FOR THE MILLION, 20,00 GALLONS end of the Sixty-ninth mile and from there to Mis. | 4Md for other purposes, shall be collected only from on Crinmittce, that the purpose | any other than adecision such as the legislative in fawnre), Was pumped ont, floated CER towed up on Molnases, from 40 ceuie a wards. al all uy THOMAS “R AUNEW, corner of Greenwich and Murray streets, New York. . vessels arriving from foreign ports. ‘The second se: of this bill was to relieve persons from disabilities in souri Valley Junction. Tite Commissioners recom- | tion provides for @. drawbors on shipbuliders’ ma. | PUFfuance of the fourteenth articie of the constitu. porpore en thelwe yocrefore ne, master NOW Gr mend that the section be accepted, and the President | terials, The third section repeals the first section of | ton, with the understanding that tt would require a | Foetiy in violation of every sense of justice or consti- Saturday evening to Simpson & Neal's Sone Jony Laxcasren, Williams, from Elizabethport for Providence, got ashore recently on Throga’s Point, and was aocie the act of July 14, 1802, for the collection of t | two-thirds vote to pass the bill, That certainly was off after discharging or throwing over part of ber cargo of PANIGH DOOUMENZS PREPARED IN LEGAL FORM, nee Front 5 eae aes tesue of the bonds | fhe ato Te ran ey” orth aes ene his understanding, aud, he thought, the Tinderstand: | ‘eevee of single power unchecked Tp is exercise Suteitken into Por Mora, where she remained a Tas Sree (tr ‘avery Biate.” Waited Sates passpora cmap western frontiers. The fourth section provides that e commitsee, ty “* ERICK 1. Supreme Court Decisions. United States vessels of less than Fiwenty tout |, Ait. Bixcwam deelarcd there was not a word of isch the comsnted ay uaa: cova tae lent fative | , SCuU"M F.Gnaman, at Philadelphia from Calbarien, had promptly issued. counsel REDE RICK 1 ali ia ‘The Supreme Court to-day rendered the foliowing den shall not be enrolled but shall be licensed, the sort said in the committee, and if opposition of | protects the people in the justice of their laws and | Rend weather, during which lost part yp haaraggascaa cess | 7 rect Mr. GARFIELD, (rep. i of Ohio, presented a petition | this kind was to be made he would withdraw all par- 4 in the enjoyment of rights untrammelied by partisan | “4° Laer , I DUCED PRICES opinions:— of one hundred and nine German citizens of Cleve- | Mclpation in the matter, or other motives. He sald, further, impeachavent had | ,2cl% AMELtA—the captain of the sche Mary Seeley, which CHINA AND GLASS. 161. Steamboat Victory va. Boylan ct ul.,in | land, Ohio, asking that the constitution be so r. Dawes, (rep.) of Mass., inqnired whether this | the same tendency. Though the constitution provides | the set Pe eee a i cumaea tes deel tere To the Supreme Court of Missouri. Mr. Jy amended as’ to aboleh the office of President of the | Pill would relieve tie person ‘hamed in it of the ob!l- | for impeachment, the question of crime or misde- hs Nock, LX beaiy ets swith feo cod Weakiog, ‘wong BE. V. HAUGHWOUT & CO., lice Miller delivered the opinion of the court, dismiss. | United States, gation of taking the test ifany of them should | jeanor is one which involves in the present case an proceeding on her way. (The A was in Nos. wt 400 and nn Broadway, ing te writ of error. ATIEMPTED FLANK MOVEMENT OF THE DEMOCRATS, | 9 Clected to Congress? interminable inquiry into the legitimate scope of the ported nt having arrived at New York on Sunday.) ner of Broome street, 0. 88, Reichart vs. Phelps, in error.—To the Si Mr. Ross, (dem.) of lil, offered a preamble and | Mr. Bin@ras supposed that it would, legisiative arm of tie government, into the constitu. | Strawen THetis, Torrey, from New York for Providence, | S* Ow. offerin, ssSpiendid attortnent of the following Ronde preme Court of Illinois, Mr. Justice Grier deliv a series of sixteen resolutions Teciting that the For. Mr. Dawes coud not see how that could be the | tionuiity of the laws which It is alleged have been | fot atore oa Fiumd on Fri Friaay night. Ste Steaming Chart aes tamed ccsonian re the opinion of the court, affirming the judgment | vieth Congress has been charged with disloyalty to | Cae When the bill did not mention the act of July 2, | violated, and whether the franchise of citizenship, | 'tte # Isabclia, Capt Su 10m, went io ah Services of fine cut Glass. an onch of Goblets, Champagnes, Clarets, Wines Gomi and two Deckniers, rit per set; worth 460. One dozen ench of Goblets, «fl tan ns, Wines, " and flager Bowls and two Detanters, « abo yer One dozen each of Goblets, ¢ wi ang Liquors, with iwo sti aid per yor 4 Goblits, 44.30 and \s per ; Cham. pagnes at #495 and $2 80 per dozen; Wines at ¢1 78 and #3 per dozen. jeavy plain Goblets, eut bottom, at ¢1 50 per dozen. is h'ching Dinner Sets, 1#2 naples al ail Mera ga ne STEAMSHIP MARIPOSA bas been purchased by Messrs HB Cromweil & Co for their New Orleans line. and will be dis- patched for that port on Saturday next, March 21, The Mari- posa Is a first class New York built steamer of 1250 tona—hull built by Mr Webb and the engines by the Novelty Works. This is @ valuable addition to the Cromwell Line. AxericaN Liovps'—Supplement for March 15 to the “American Lloyd's Universal Register of Shipping,” gives a below. the government, and with @ purpose to subvert and | 1522, Imposing the test oath. freed essed No. 854, City of Nashville vs. Cooper, in error.—To | destroy the essential privelpica and just balances on |, Mr. BixcrAM had no doubt tt relieved them of all Treedom of opinion, issu the hi fv schetal Twnntions the Cireuit Court for the Middle District of Tennes- nit reate, and declaring that the constitution is | “!sabilities imposed by act of Congress, or pasidest. But one thing ts certain, he remarked— wee, Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion of | the supreme, paramount Taw of ‘the land; that Con- | .,Mr. WItson, (rep.) of lowa, said that as he under- | tne precedent established will be équivaient to an the court, reversing the judgment of the court | gress will faithfully abide by and ‘strenuously ma Stood the bill its effect would be to relieve the per- | ageression which might be at any time repeated below. tain the essential and fundamental principles of a | 8058 named in it of disabilities imposed by the fifth | ifthe absence of subserviency on the part of the ‘The judgments in the cases of the Milwaukee and | free government that Congress will oppose allesforts | 404 sixth sections of the act of March 2 1867, which | executive should give rise to a division with the Minnesota and Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Com- | to render the mifite inde nd ‘and superior to | disabilities affected them only as citizens of the | jegiwlative. In this view the projected measure is Panis, from the Circuit Court for the District of | the civil power; th oppose all efforts to de. | Several States in which they resided, That was the | inimical to the independence, the dignity, the invio- amrmed, fhere being | prive the people of the right ‘of haveas corpus and | ength and breadth of the bill. lability and the security of the executive office. At ” points, ere are trial mumber of these cases, one department of th r jury; that it will oppose the encroachinent of |, Mr. Price, (rep.) of Towa, inquired whether those | the same time, the accessl hi wi government on the other; | @sabilities ‘could be removed by less than a two- | Of the executive bys marty y yresentt ae esgic large number of recent surveys, among which the following to Paris Granite Dini 148 No. 104, The United St ex rel. Crawford vs, Ad- | Uiat free speech, press and free ballot are | thirds vote? branch of the gov threat. | vessels aro recorded as having received special examina- oraied Preven China Dioner ‘upwards, <digon.—Argoment conciud essential 10 iberty and cannot be surren- | Mf. Wi1soN repiled that they unquestionably could Scone ponoly wake, oe eal Uloe:—Ghipe “Arvadiay, Argonent, Asi, “Toguata, Dactel Riotiivedeaten a. ® + froen eit up - A Wackington Geapateh to the Telegrams says that | Sing army cone, ‘pectllation, and “frauds | _ Mr, Price remarked that the conatitational amend. | dangy, and kr accomplishing. the eskeolidation of | Dreptt, Fisrence Trea Hellespont, Liliew, Seewery, O i i ‘ sing ante ecis!, o Eb 4 e \- d the Supreme Court rendered an important decision | on the Treasury inould be stopped; that each State | ment provided specially that persons involved in the a Aye on Bente Ge ‘teomt ~ ie Peis, art iran panto Sood Wa Bessie, Stanton, na == cota) this morning relative to the right of States to tax | shall regulate ‘suffr within’) t# own limits; that | rebeilion could no! vi Brongen, passengers passing through their borders old any oifice under @ State gov- | a legisiative government and the laws enacted, en- no government bonds shall be issued that are not | ernment, unless relieved by a two-thirds vote of foresa and adjadged by the same power. ‘The ‘con- Five Brothers, O i schre Yaabell Siren wie TS be bat of Captain T DT Parian Stat ow proprietor aad Ie wary ame coeul t to the same rate of taxation as other proper- | both houses of Congress, stitution, then, as a natural , becomes a inter, at the original office, 35 en ha now opening; and & ee ae ea trotenes The | ty; that national bank notes shall be withdrawn and | | Mr. Witsox adinitted that if nis colleague (Mr, | Mead letter, a thing of history and an linperishable ct, sniateaiiinbitisits sift — case came up on appeal from the Sti Tegal tender notes substituted Price) was correct end ine constitutional amen memorial of the wisdom of the past and the follies of Foreign Ports. Ahorities there had @ right to tax passengers of the te ov" ‘. ¥ ir im | ze i o-tuirds vote he pill woul worth ‘9 the question as to what was his ovinion ie overend 0 $1 per head. The decision of the 0 lay the resolutions on the table, ‘and calle ing. Butif his colleague was in error a8 to that | political prospects of the South, Mr. Stephens said he eas and nays, remarking that he did so in | and the constitutional Boendment vee eee et thought the prospects of the uth = were EY. HAL aouyroUaT & C0. a ‘eorner of iroome rent Canoaxan, March 6—Arrived, bark Thomas Terry ( Crosby, NYork j ae Tucker, Fortiangs nigiaana Po pore x Delaware ( ros po wor | comm ie order and good . at Frizel, Liverpool; bari | PPh weluderstand ie eect ot ne onal wpe or ag fo cing | Po p90 eed to the interes’ of the South as well vars Lire Flying Foam (By, —, and Priseil'a, Meat i ver shee te ee ithe polley NORFOLK, March neh 1b Arrived, aches Ra eoytreas Bagdens : of Mr. Johnson was ‘ally accepted by the Janel eats Beene, Len "Zaionay Breda Watters, ing people of the iY, ag the true pg ot wood, Portland ; D T Chester, a iol ins Han a, -femoration of upemeny, Between | the two | “Cisteed sehr mare C Han, et 7 2 Xs, gone | none, > oe le and in the enforce Gates, NYork Medionn a Ens lee, court is that no State has the right to tax citizens of r that members might put themselves on Fecord | of the constitution of the United States whe passage | gloomy in the extreme, He saw nothing but Calbarten bob Lan a ™ ~__ CLOTHING. : jon. r pill would relieve the parties named in it of | utter rutin. 8 en! isemen' Kix aker, Head, for the United States passing through its territory, The Honse refused 8, to lay the | the disabilities tmposed in thoes two sections. of the blacks throws con rot of aso the 3 4 rinse tae? cy carta steamer Estrella, $ THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Tater. mci ether 7 yeas 8, nays i {the Southern ay precremn sen tects wi t in railroad cars or stage coaches. Chief | resolutions on the table, and on motion of Mr. Ashiey Mr. MAYNARD asked What effect it ‘vould t have on | States entirely into the hands of an inferior race; | 3 Hart, wig re Cc ral, ship Sand N ? ctor ag ry) ‘eo Pia as ‘Faraitare, Justice Chase and Associate Justice Clifford dissented | (° 2) of, Onteeeine Tesolutions were referred to the | the test oath? Sepinet ch pat *< bd cae he Unie the blacks might be satiated to exer: ‘Tuan arch barr 7 jandusky, Norton, ron or aparens FH ma 4 not any; for as he construct cy eir tical in harmony with the y Ab ten ty ‘aeod from some of the points made, Lae enaiend 0 iow. {t did not apply to any federst’ oficer, and mo otuer | whites, Dutt with the knowledge of the power thus | foe onsen iter ce Be ee ae eS NDIBLER MINT ETAER?, RULE BROLDWAT, LETH STRERT, Sate Ae ‘The Georgia Bill Filed. Mr. Wasnavnne, (rep), of Il., offered a preamble | oilicer was required to take the test oath. pisced in their hands it would be but natural for ae Dighdat re od The Supreme Court to-day granted leave to flie the and resolution in reference to the lands granted to the Mr. — Is not that oath provided forby law? | them in ashort time to insist upon poy tm that jemen's ‘Cast hill of the State of Georgia versus General Grant, the | i4 Vga UW4 for raliroad purposes by theactof May | Mr. WiLsox— power to the exclusion of the whites. To Katee Aas, Cuah 7 ieneral Grant, the | 15, 1866, directing the Secretary of the Interior to Mr. SCHENC! me find that this bill, which relieves | as the feeling has already been manif eared tas Gane ques: 7 Secretary of War and others. porn the House by what authority the lands have | those persons from all disabilities’ im, 1 upon | tion Stexciusivences would cut out all théee having RATING AN GABP Skog ro Death of Colonel Andrews Announced. in certified and ‘confirmed under such grant, in | them, or either of them, by the laws of the United | the slightest touch of white biood in their veins, eter, Tate 4 a a on or address secteinds Stason has jevned a general violation of the act requiring a certain branch to be} States, does not cover this test oath, ‘The exclamation has already become quite com: ared Fed Bt Ni ‘i ing JAI pecs! near Chatham ‘ general order an- | built, Adopted, Mr. Witson did not understand that the act re- | mon, “We don’t want any one wid whi pose in in Sana Croz In port a Coney, = —— nouneing the death of Lolonel Timothy P. Andrews, FOAL TENDERS. quiring the test oath was one imposing disabilities; | him,’ Wes'e down on de yaller niggers, Let's hab | Oey, for Bora ‘brig Ellon P Stewart, Holland, late aster General of the United States army. Mr, INGERsoLL, ‘ae hoF Il, offered a resolution | but if there was anything in that he would certainly | de black ee for to repersent de black people.” Phindeiy is ~~ GPROLOOY.—DR. AND MRS. BROUGHTON AR The states grt Colonel Andrews was, on the | Providing that for ine purpose’of relieving tne busi: | PFOpORE aN Niendments so as to exclude any such | The effect of registration has tended to excite a still | Teexi.10, Feb 27—-No vessels in port, AM bent po ey ty EO ARE Tu 2th of November, 1864, at his own request, placed country from the depressed condition to Construction. deeper feeling of clannishness, and frequet American Ports. Ainnertenet _— on the retired list, after forty years of consvcutive which it has been brought | by the retiring of iegal Mr. Covopr remarked that as his impulses were | putes have arisen andy the anal formation . STROLOGER | (MAUR BEST IN nerviee, tender notes from the volume of the currency by the | ail against relieving any of those men, and as he | Candidates for office. Iuce, coe satin Wars a ee eae ety AStROLoC es Set ot Seoretary of the Treasury, an amount of legal tender | believed that Governor Gilmer was the best of those | matted wool, a fiat noes and. ‘thi i with in pay Huntley, re ‘oreud cirens, wate jarket, aay THE FORTIETH CONGRESS. noves equal to the amount heretofore retired shall be | named in the bill, he would, to disembarrass the | sterlin Phyalcal dev i development indicating an unbro- ate vay hs teal tea issned and restored to the currency of the country, juestion, withdraw Mr. Gilmer’s name, adding that | ken descent an African parentage, are | wore ap Co0K, ADAME RoBA, GRBAT NATURAL ty QLATRVOYA | ee eect sich be weed only ie Crrekeuender Loven oo rentorad appeared to him uie bill would require a two- | aione list a8 suitable to Mr eis M reveals your wl Hite from Ge radio van Second Hesston. Of the gold, interent” beameeef,cor,canceliation ang | thirds vote. Fepresent the new instalment of American iwi pine Forbes, | 7# Canal street, near Hudson. Fee @ . of the gold interest bearing he Unite ‘The SPEAKER said it would require unanimons con- | citizens, ‘The effect of registration, he continued, Mon, ——- a, SENATE. me je mo" Previous ection, sent to withdraw it, as the previous question was | has conpletel, Ro the ni and though, a wana and Jie Sine 165 8 Baw get. Sapane WIDOER, CLAIRVOYANT we revious question was not seconded, by 49 to operating. fortunately, the crops of last year ere mstared be: via. Key Weeks Went ag ri a pauire sited or as to know : Tosses, num WAsmHINOTON, Mareh 16, 1668, and then, on motion of Mr. BLaix®, the resolution Mr. BINGHAM objected, adding that ft was all non- | fore regi set In, the Tass a the negroes eal mente ea for all Ae, Several petitions were presented and appropriately | Wis Teferred (yeas 90, nays 68) to ine Commitee on | Ronse, and expressing the hove that the House would | siow Tittle “tapeion guilety settle down to the mh ‘ Sum, NBAM GuYRevathon pw PPFOpeIaNey | Ways and Meame, either pass the bill or reject it, or adjourn, 0 labor ing for the crops of the | Oxi nit Grimin, Cerdenns. | + TH AY Meanie RAY Cal eam fot and Atrtotee rred. GENERAL ANDBRSON'’S CrAIM. ‘The House preferred the latier choice, and at 4:40 | next. The WPiidorsh sl ol Phe negro amusement WitATOda Marsh ‘Mareb 1 \ieied, steamship Vicksburg, rae Twn Speedy ‘marriogea. “Ladiea, 8 conte ; genta, On motion of Mr. Wixs0n, (rep.) of Mase, the The morning hour baying expired, the Jiouse re- | ofelock adjourned, and recreation finds free scope in political } Burton, NYork.