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Vol. \x vill.I\?'8,507.
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1868.
PRICE 1 OtK CEiNTS.
BUBOP&
SKKVIA.
rilB INVKSTIOATION-KKINCK BABAOEORGE
VIT( II.
Bataaaaa, jaly M-T* inVPSti^io,Vrr,n.e
aathoritie* into tl... recent annaani nation of 1 rn.N
M. '..J- t.ll c?..t...?..'. Iba Priaca Kara. eor_ev.t<h.
J ti,."M?.?t<'<l all aaaaa et r...,?.i..'.iy m
STaiara>r. haa a? laal kaaa cited to ai.war before
ll?o Com t to aaaaai tlio charge.
SI'UN.
KI VIRW OK THK TKOCl'S.
Loaao?,JalT 14. -Diapatckai from Madrid state
thit iit i? r.-vi.w .-( HM kaaaa in and around that city
?rootxattdny, tha eoaaaaaadiaf Paaaral made a apaaah
t., .1?-H..,li.r . wa.mn. thaa a.ainst making any
d<*....,..Miii.ions,f ayaipatby wt? the lat.* aaa**
in.iit o-galu-attboQaoaafcOataawaaaai Ikeeountry
laiaaarted ta ba traaqafl.
MAKTIAl. I.AW IN C'ATI.IONIA.
Mn.Mi.in. It, i.s laportaithal theSpaiiiahOovorn
pi.nl l,..*d,*,lai.-d martial law in the i'roviuceof
Cataaaala
BADBN.
Ml.ViMIVrs Of Mll. HANCKOlT.
Caauiai aa, Jaly u -'rhe Ainer.ean Miniaaar, Mr.
.-, haaanrhrad in this.ity. aadhaaaaaaad ae
s with tha Otaad Daeal Govaraaaeari fur tlie
raiilii ii...!. ol'tlit. Naturali/.iitiuu Tr.aty. ,
CHINA.
BKTTB1 VI vT 01 HIK KKI.KI.S.
I. imh.s, .I-i.ly II -The lat-eat adviees fromClima
?ay that tha Rebela havo laaDyiatirad baaa Iha
??i, , .iiv i-t Ti.-n-T mii. having abaudoued all hopeaof
tak.uK Iho phu-c.
(T.NTBAL ASIA.
ai 11 v\(m wm bossia.
Homkay. Jaa i*. m;i i.om'on. Jarj ii
Fl.ali baa ilt .lai, d himaelf the ally of Kua**ia.
great Bsmnr.
TIIK BOM OF KING TIIK(?nOKl -
I,(i\i.(iN, July 14.?Tht- aaa of the lato Kin.
Thi-mluinscf AliysMiiiahaMiniv.-d in BngJaad, and
ha.- paa to (lahanM aa a viait U> the Qneen.
botai aaai m ki thk aarosM billb.
In il..- IIqmq ei Letie ia*t aiahh it waa aaaaaaaad
that thc Royal aaaaai aad aaaa gtrea to tha Iriah aml
Beeaeh Bafocai billa, and to iha Doaadan bill.
tkiai. ok mun,
Maaaaa ('"(.ke aad Blaka, who were amalad aaaaa
tim.Mi,,,- oi. aaapidoa of participatkm inraeeat
K.-iiiiin aatraajaa, wi ra bron_ht up at I. iw-et. to-day
f.ir pr.-liminar.- ? xaiiiiiiatinn. 1'oli, emeii an.l oth.-rs
ti-.st,li.-d tl.at while eaaaaad la Marahiaa thaladf
lagaaf tl.e palaaaaw a larpe aaaatity af im aad
powd.-r was found. Oilit-r nuLOtm waa elicitcd
wbieb tt-ii.i. .1 i<, t.iatcn thr . uilt iii^'ii Iha pimonen.
and tlu-y were therefore remaiukd for trial
a Qtnmnn, ih thk lqiim iiu toti on thk.
IBISH BILL?SR. tilAUSTdM.'.- NK.XT SKAT?
ll(.\V illH iilANKIH Bia Kul'.KKT NAIilK
fltia I'lNMli Ki CTBUI lil I li?MK. I.ONG
| . ow.
Fre. U-.I U?u Conrapcodabt.
l.-MioN. July 4
Ttie T.ords indnlped themaelve* on Tln.r-<'.;.v and
Kri,l.i\ ovaaiaaaia aaaanal which brou. htto liglit
om- iin.ictii k cf Mr. Jiisiacli to gain tin.e. Then
bad l>.. i. a -tuiKK.i in thc Housc ow-i tlu* Botindary
MB. a >'Hl for r,*f..r.i.i,in tlin lx.imdftTi** of horon. li -
all,\.i thaXiafldoaa. Hm rafactaf th.*Oeaaaalaaloa
arpoint.-d I- prov.-d unRatisfa^tory t>, tha
/fotis... a eaaaaaUiaa rovi??Hi it, ai.d the r?*p?ri ?.i
niiiiit... aaaaatiag 'n neariy every ra?e
tix i.T-ort of th. Caaaaiaaioahad baaa earrtaiovaa
th. Waila ot tb? Governmeat oa :. v.,t<-, which tlm
Minialry airre?*.i Vi anept an a test vote. lt ia part
ef tbe unwrituai Pailiaraontary law thal an a.r.-c
tnct,i tluin .nt. r. <1 into l.y th<* Mtniatrv m one lionafl
kIi.iII l.-.nd ti:.*ii i.,ii.*a. u.-r* in Ihe other, naleeethfl
t,ti.r. i,il. Far from making any
. Diaraeli aaid that the Boundary
bill. tlx.u .ii ir tiad aol yet !< it thc lowa* llou.se,
un. Lt 1- ..-iiai,!, i (!.,--, ni..iia -tttlid.
Bat it bapaeaed tliat s..n.e uf the rararaed do
etaiuaaofthe m final Cotmiaaioa waaaaw
?blelotbe l--i,- 1 in-*. reei.lved. therefore, to make
om* mor,- .-tlott t?> i. taiB tl
their li,.!,l (,{,,;:*.* l>\ anew debate and net.
, it they lailnl ni tlu it
! on tbe
. ott.n l>v tl.< Lib
. u,.- u|._. .<ln...i.t wae
moved bi I Tory, bat nol m
the Miuietry. Lord lialnwa montbpiece
?f t|,,- t\ Ini Qranville at "nce.
hrt.nclit f'-rv.hi.i Mr. Dtaraeli'a piedga, Lead
. .i i-'-iild n'-t bind tbe
; ?? i Bari Ku-- II. " hut !
:... ;ii. tO
?s made ia tbe other Boaaa,
th.it .a .,lt,._.il,,-i anew way of carryinj. .... tbe ;.<!
n.iiiintra ? eountry; aucb a coorae ia ineoo
be unpoeaible t,?
j.r'*inis/*h ?,f tha Oot
.rnniciit." Hut l!,*- 'I-.ri'--, l.avt- .ot BM 'I te
?h:?r__.?-_? of I and doa't aeeai t.. aaiod
Ibt-tn. and ae they bava a etrpple
.rda i.-r any bil of duty \i,,ik they
r.i- -1. Lord
; \v. i...v< beea taken b* tm
i.l. thi-, Ul.'ltt.i." II- n
tu lf ,i *eem. and ln- pul on ln-<
Bat and left tbe Honae, followed by all tbe 1
?xcept tbe Duke ol Ar.\l<*. who atayed t<> in..k...,
? Motl with tl.e .. ,ibe. without
au''-. -.**.
re of Ic .vm . thc Roaae. tboogli it
did n"t deetroy ? qoeawai, iy, hu aaeaoal and wii*.
aareaaaaahl Mehan impreeaioi oo tbepoblic, tbal
the iinlil.-. breakera of faith tbouarhl n beettopaoafl
uulil il.cv (oi:!-! . . t freaher ordera from theii chief.
Tbey had learm d tben leeeon l? (ore they came out
re. i.ut then bere waaa l<?,^.<.i, nol
lowa .1. the (at. - 1,1-in. CoaaaltatioB an.l refloction
aonvinced Mr. Diaraeli tl.at tbe thina woold not do,
ao Lord Mali n th.* following nigbl witb*
dn w tl.c MipiM.it ol thedovernmenl li.-n. harl Beau
ehaaap^a aaaoodaieota. Witb aaaay aaotaatationa ol
iiiini. .1 Innoeei ce, and exareaaioua ,,l kodigno
tion, ho reeaoted the impatationa o. tbe oppoaition,
r.a.l:. httcr froui atr.Diaraati deelaiiag. with bia
tiHiial ijoiiehalaii.-e. tbat bia worda in the Houae of
Cotaaaoua had beea " paiafolly diatorted,n aml ex*
alaiaed thatreaaoae wbolly iodepeodenl of the .-a
fj.K.nliiiai v (otiiv taken by tbe Oppoaition had de*
tenained the Quvermneal to ank Earl Beaochamp to
withdraw biaamendmeata. H<- eaUad oeliarlBoi
?eil |o iijx,!(?.!/(? for Int? iiijuriCH tothe juue chai
aeteroi tha Miniatry. and bbi disr,*h|M-it to tl,,
iloqae. Lord Hoaeell declined to do either, aaying
e thoaght what be said aod did woro abaauantly
j.iMitml by the aneoeaa that had followed hla
?*:i ni. Lord Sal,*,lniiy. who had aothlug
to do with citli.i Kide of thc di.j.ute,
lnt.rv.iicd " an a pcacomaker, for," mii.1 he, " ll
otx-im tO me that wt have ?ot luto rather warm lati
tuden [laii_hte.J when nth worda an 'OOOteioptible.
' truuipery.'aaa ' faleehood'ara aaad. Nuw, I waa
told tl.at wheu I came into tin . Honae I alionlil iiml
the atinoMphen* one of temperate*. ealm, digaihed
at*r?nity (lauahtcr) ; bnt really I Iind it tbbevooiag
a. Kood dew wanner work tluin ht the IIoiim- of < ?,iii
aooaa." [Beaewed laajrhter.] Fiaallr, I?rd Darhj
in hia new cbaiaotei of Men tor to the Houne, aet him?
aelf to aoold the offtmdiag Lii>eral.. aayiog "Ihava
now had the hoiior ot Im-u.k ? inon.lier ol your I.n.l
abia'a Houae for M years. bai aayaa danag thal
pei io.1 have I w itneaaed anythiiiK witb ao much ai.aiii.*.
and r-i*irr?'t for tlie rharact ,r of the Hoiih. _h the
wwtet laat eveuin_. (Ib-ar, hear.) I have beea pr.?
em at many wann and keeiily-dehated iK.luical dta
ctiMUoua. but I. jfore thit. 1 never heard one ia whi. I.
there waa iatrodacod >?> moch iK-rnonal -rlroleooe and
eo lunny tuinrepreaenlatioiia. and perwjvenug uiiaiep
reeealetiooe * ICheer,..]
AlUiKcther, tl.ouj<h tl.wre waa nothing on thia occa
ai.-n lo lival the amenitie**iof the Ilonm-1J.V debatolu
IJoiigrean, it waa a very pretty row conaiderinK tne
hivh de?ree aud diKiiity ol tbe iiert. ma ooncefDodj
In Tcrtykuct to the diviaioo iu tne Lorda ou Mr. (Jlad
?toin's SuajieiKiory bill (eootoote. Vt; non-cont^iith.'
Wl, it aaada only lo he rcmarked that all the Biahope
preaent voted aohd againat it, ull thn Catholic pe.-(H.
wl.. ther 'i'ory or Liberal, for tt, and that inatea<l of
aak a,. Wbat will the I?rda do 1 people now begin to
aaa, What ahall ba doue with tho I.ndhf J lu
af.-chee on thc laat alght Were not remarkahlc, but
it ia remarkable that the Houae of Lorda,
wbkh (reqaently aita for not uiore than
10 uiiiiiitoa with hiz peera preaent, ahould
have beld ou till -i in the u.ornii.g, almoat
three hmidred ooble lorda gathering at that hour to
re.-ord their v?u.. By thia time next year tbe two
boudied obatructivrn ?ill bave bowed Kra^vfiilly to
tbe wil] oi . Uoua-vlioldu 1'ailiamtiit, and will Ix-gin
to iin.i.'iati.ud thal then eooatitatioaal faaetka ol
rfaiKlit.Krefoiiuni.i--t he ?'\ci(i-*cil aoiiiewliat cau
tioualy.
Thcninveinent to return Mr Gladstone for Graeo
w-K h in a n ni one Thia i- oae af the largool md
rtrongeet Liberal boroogbs, and lir, Gladstone can
be elected withont difflcnlty if he will f-t;ttnl. It is
aot ioteoded that ha ahall abandoa tha eontest foi
Ins preaent *-,*at from s,,mii Lancaahire. but iinn ia
nothing to prevent .-. naaa from beiag i boeen by t\.<>
eonatitueacieaal tbe aame time. There will be a
tremciii.?u.lous ctnut to o.ist Imn from Liincaahir. .
Lord Derby baving graal eatatea and la
laaaaa ia thal ooonty. an.l baving loaa.
ain.i* roaolved t<? naa bia atmoat pawei to
prevent tbe l-etiiin of the Liberal leader.
Should this efforl besuooeesfnl Mr. Gladatone may
then aoeept bia aeal iit tha banda "i Oroonwicb,
without being put to tha annovaooa <-t a aaooad eoa
t.-t after tbe ti. *-t bad reauited in a defeat
Tbe thankagiving to Bir Roberl Napier in Parlia
n.ei.t waa chiefly remarkable for a Bowery speech
fromMr. Diaraeli, who prononnced tbe Abyaainian
promenade " the greatest military expedition <>f m od
ein times." lb- prai.-ed Sir Kolwrt, who ia amodeat
man, witb no nonaenae abonl bim. for baving "led
theelephante ot Aaia, bearina * 1?* - artilleryol I.u
roae, over African paaa. - a hi( li migbl bave atartled
the trrpper (oi America ?) and appalh <1 the hanter of
the Alps." Aftei tbiawa onghl tobear nomoreaneera
at Elijah PogramorOen. Banks. In rathi rstrongcon
trast to thc anlendorof Mr. Disraeli'i rhetoi ic waalhe
ahabbineeaol SirKubert'areception inEngland. The
eorporiation anthoritioe oi Dover preaented Imn an
ad.l.c.s on bia laudin. . at four io tbe morning, and
thal was abool all. lli- i'i. aern <? m London evoked
int',* enthoaiaam, aml whea ba waal down to
Windsor, by command "t tbe Qneen, nol even t ear
riage waa aenl foi him tothe military statiou. Thc con
qoerei of Abyaainia waa allowed to walk anattended
ap to tbe eaaUe. They tn, he ia lobaveaj.ige
an.l nioiii-.v enongfa to enabla Bim t<> aupporl it.
Money alao will be givento the troopa. in tha abape
<,f cxtra jiav. ihe greatqaeetion wbethei thesonol
Theodore aball be brought np in the Church
oi give t,, a Diasenter lo educate remaina, I believe,
unsettled. Ii thej bringhim to i:t,.l.i:,d. take him,
.1-, -., irybodj is taken, tothe South Kenaington Mu*
aciilil. !ie niav have tin* ),i,.i-,ii,* Ul ?*, ?,* ! lu . ju.ils ,.t
hislathei's bouaehold, including his mothers royal
robes, nuw on exbibitktn sl ttmt popnlar reaort.
Nothing could ba more brillianl than the snrcess
of the dinner to Mr. Cyrus Field. With a singl. ei
eeption, all the famona people who bad |iromised, or
wbo had been promiaed to speak. were preeent nud
didspeak. Theexeeption wae Mr, Dickens. With
a Duae to preside, aud with two Cabinet Mmr-i,,-.
tau noi-le Lorda and John Brigbl to aaeak, Mr. 1- k l-l
m.iv aurilv tf.ink himself highlv bonored. Tbe
erawdwas very great, Hlling VVillis's rooma, and
inaiiv applicationa t<T ticketo had t<> be ro*
fii-ed (ot waal "i inaoe. <-f the aetnal dinner
itaelf the less aaid thi bettei He whogoeatoa
public diiin. i ni I ondon
anleea bia stomach be that "i an oatrii h. At Willia'a
tbe dishea sre perbaps a shade leaa iutolerable thau
at moat Othei pl:.'???*?: iti 1 t cnni-i - i .i\ ,1 n. for in
staaea, where Dickens waa dined before be wenl to
America, and where the perfection ol badnnmwaa
reached. 11 epartcd ir-,iu on
toob oocaaions. Tbetoasti to the Queen. to the resl
of the royal tO th. anny ;n,,l
i,..vv. bo loyal Engliahman wouid dreaaa ?>f
oiiiittin.. li.iv aeeiii to be brongbl on
llkc ( ileese ai.'l lm.uli-* tO l.elp il i,:it he
baseaten. I hope they may. InhonorofMt I
American citisenship, a I ai to IhePn denl was
". "i 1 - i - - pn -. ;.i to cheer
that .i. quitb -1 < iminal ,?.,-..
a little uuencbed by tl.c ahorl apee. i. witb -*?. bieh the
Duke of Argyll, wl man, acoompanied the
toast WnliLie.it coartesy, bat great plainnnss, be
evpl.ui.cd thal bonoi waa intended, not to tbt
but to the offlee, and that tbe ardenl i.of every
Englishiaan mnal he lo ae. tbe I nion r< atored on tbe
:., wbat Mi.
Jobnson baa strn en !?? ot.
In proposioe the bealtn ,-i Mr. Field the Duke re
ferred to the irieudsbin ol ms tandingthat
had ezioted between thei , a bul oue instance
of thc wide popnlant) "t Mr. I i. Id in Kngland. All
i,,,w ledgc ln- wond. i ful d - -."?-1 "I
i,,-\ woald aol :->> thal
reaaon bave | ? i rowda to .. diun, .
bonor. thi maa. Mr.
Brigbt pa d him the verj l.i ry f.-i
li is graal public a.- aui aindled
into entbiianwra bj i d ?-" i tion
?? | b.i. i - ...?'? '. a"' ?? " ?
tbiaainonir otbet r. "? ' ?U thal ean be
aaid of science, invi uti il ri (jnired
theenergy and v i ' Mi i i. d to I
.,,,1 ,*oi?|.l.-l.,.ii tho mi _h I.. sl a. hu* .ui. -nt
which 1
world hs I I "!'? Wr. Bngbl d,,.
nol really thmk unite tl bai in
d ev. r.t;;:,'
- wonld
iiii a ,.,luu,n oi Thi ' oarnal
<.!.,--- ' :; '"
!..,-1. -.. run aftei ln
London. bnt I think you and he will . rrtU
flll to III" il J ollllt the p.Hi', lll.il- ol lil- Ml, ' ? --. ll
- oui to have b? n b thal tbe po< t
did nol gi t *i 'I
rainlu ,.i. >-. Itisaciiatoin lhal no degre. ahall Iw
n i, ? ,
. -,t t,i Mi 1...' .
biidi*.*. urginR bii i t>* - om? to Oxford 1
bad oiniti.'il to - hira to
.1: turnod
ire II i-i be goi ould hav<
finpreewiente . et ci I ?-( the i- ? loi .1 oi
ii ,,l tlu- i
THK AI.V--IM ? ' . . - 1 \-[
A liiir.ii i.f ttt ah pap . tad arith tba
. ,i on :i,>
Ain. .-.. Iha '!?" om .'?'
?
.?t.i n?-,i' teatoi
i.i*.. triu.a! !.<i tnaa Iha erigtaal An,i,.u,,_
?1 Ullll !t,t' .
.. N . I tl ? I' - ? I
*.,n: 11, :
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, ,?,,'* -,f tliat >..- Uicb
:l?* Kln_ -*i.i-. ni"! "i ? ' ""'
-.,!,. i,i?l tl,- Holj Ghost, oo.I ii, ll.
: Uli liiiiy, V.
tbua **'i" ,. ' '**?) ? '"
thtia tii.it you tl* ? '? ''
(be | ' ? "i. K" ''"t forth .i.n,**
t,,,u i . id been . .?>? D t-i n,. . I
baAt itabllalied m) ' I
ln my cit. w| "'" ? have f- d; mai
.,,,,,, inprotacted; women wbom
wbo
__v, i. ,i i ,-.-ii \"u ti, i
? ou forsaki nol th. --- i* opl. it
,1 M\ , ounrn i. ? ii I".-' tuiii.-l tli. it i
,,? ,.? aud ? - ?''.'" ' ui'i"-''! IrlbuU oo
ih,.n, and aou.hl to tuh-K tbem oudcr ndllury dia
t-ipline ifou bave prevalled aaaiaat me bi meai
i?*,,t,l,- t,ri,u. i.t mt.. aauteol dlaclpllne. My followert
v ii,. I,.-- - -1 n.e ?. i. frijtbtened by one bullet. and ilnl ln
roite ol nr* roromanda. Wln n y.m d'-f. -it.-.l Hicin 1 wuh
uol wi?l, tbe fngltl i ? ?ing myaell to i? a i
lonl I .i.v. yon i-.ittie; but, bj reaaon of tin- wortnieaa
?f ii,y ariiilcn, all n.y palna were a- noagbt.
ii, ih*,,.,1c of ui) country, by launtlna me ?.u.
bavln. cmbraccd tlie rellgion ,-t tbe Fraolu, aod iiv
aarinatbat I bad beeomea Muaaulman, snd In ten dlf
ferent way?, had i?.ked me to sucer agalnal them.
iiutoi wbat I bave done of evil toward them may .i
brlDi_ood liis wlU be done. I had luteuded.lt.l
hadaodecreed.toconquerthe wbole world: aud Itwsa
II1V ,,, if niy purpoae could not be fuiiillcd.
Since tbe day "f u.y initi. tiii oow oo maa haa
,i.,i, <i i? lay hand on we Whenevei my Mldiera
beaaotowaver ln battle lawaa minetoanae andrauy
them Laat alght tbedarknesa blndered me from domg
,.,,,],,,.. nbu bave pssaed the night In Joy, may
(.,..! uot do .into you nt he iia" doae to me. I bad boped,
after aubdalngall my enemlea In Aiij-Hsiuia. to ln.*. I iny
?my againat Jeruaslem, and eipel from lt tin- Tuita.
A warrior who haa dandlod ?-1? >i'*vr meh m hla anu
like liifant*. will never fciitln liinis. II to bc Ualidlcd in tlie
ai DI <if 'il,- , ,
?? Ho. il. DeUvered on April 13, by Mr. Bender and tl..*
Kli.ic's Bcrilic. Not, S, iii. ,i will. llie n.y.il -e.,1 III tlu
naoteoftba Pather, tbe timi, oni the Holy Ohoat.oni
Ood: Tbe Ku,ir of Kmi'-., Theodoroa: May tt reach the
belovad Hcrvant oftbe greal Qaoeaof Kngland. i am
wrlttaa to von without twln_ abl. toaddre ?*>,,,. byaame,
baeaaaa mii Intercourae baa si imii bo um tpe. ledli I mn
gneved at Bavlsig tebtyemmf writing of . twterdar, aud
at haviiii. quarrelled wiili you, in> nml whon l
nw your tnanner of Bghtlna, and tha dlaclpllne ofyour
army. ancl wbea mypeople l.ui, <i lo exeeate ?] oeaeia,
ti.-i, i waa eonaumed wui, aorrow to thlah tbat althoogh
I kllled Hliil pui.i-l.wl un Hi.l-ll.-.--, j-et II,. > WOUldBOtia
tora to the battle. winio the flre of Jeolouaj buraed
?witliin ma, Hatun caine to ine ln tne n!j.i.t, and tempted
me to kill niyoclf witb n.y own platol. Bat reBectlng
tl.at Ood w,mid be angry with bm if i were to go la tbia
lua.iner. aiul lenvc my tiiiny WlthOUt SproteetOT, I M-ntt"
you ln a l.uiry, lest ' nnxlil dle, aud all tliiiiK'1 ht ll con
fuHion before tu> mssaage ahoald reacb >'<u. Aftet my
meaaengi-r bad gone.IeockedmyptotOl.aod ptittin.it
it. iuv moi.tli pi.lled tbe tn. _(.. Tb-,u.b I pull.-d and
palled y.-t it woald aol i. - ,:ff. n.it wbaa "iv
tM-ople niKlied uiioii ine, ana lanl bold of tlm pintol,
lt waa diM-baiKcd Jimt u? tbcybnd drawu It froiu my
luoulh. UimI havii.K tbu? al. uiflcd to me tbat
I aboul(1 i...t (11c, but Ure, I wnt to v..u Mr. Kaiwatn
tbat aame evening, that your bearl mit;i,t ba made eotrr.
To-day l? Kaiter, be pleawd to let ine aend a few (?(.'''', '?'
y,,ii '1 ha reaaon of n.y retarning to you your letter yea?
terday waa tbat I bcllevt-d at tbat time that wt*. abould
nic-t one anotber n. Hcavt n, but POt "ii '-.irtli. I I?t tbe
n l_ht paaa without aei.dlnK tnr tbe body of my fii.n<i
. cetararee (Jul.rc. beeaaaa I thought tbat after n.y dcitn
we wouid both lie burled togetner but,alnee l have
llved, be pleuaed to allov.- hlni to be buiied. You require
from mo aii the Earopeaaa, aveo to my beat frlead, Mr.
Waldemaiar WcN.be it ao. They aball ho. But liow
tl.at we are frienda you u.uitt not leave rne without arti
. ant, BJ 1 aui a Jovcr uf tbe mechunicKl arta."
WASHIXCiTOX.
PAMA6I OF TMF. VlNIHXi; nil.I-?TIIK AIIV-'.V
AlTUol'ltlA'IION (IKANTKH?? KBBl IAKAAL Of
*.IK. IVU'l-'s IM1TM llltr.M' ,*1 I I.t 11?TIIK
..-?'.| i ..Nt. <m:\M' HUtTD?TREATT WITH
i IIINA?THE TAX 11I1.I.?TIIK TUII'D 1'AKTY,
VaaaiaoToa, raaadar, Juir to. ii-m.
In tha s.'iinte. tn-.iitv. Wai Ptaehaej Wbyte waa
swoin in a* tlie sin it .-.-nr of Ki'Vei.ly JotUMOB for
tliercilKlillller (lf tllllt .Nliitti |'h term t,i ti," 4th ti
in \t Mai.-h. Mr. Catt.ll"- bill uiitlinri/iiiir tlie laatM
uf 3 fr c.-nt teiii|iiir;ity loan aartlatoatoi
to redeetn Intliiaf hMI llg note*, wus <lo
lmte.i two baaaa nnd thaa lai- aalde ior tha
puraoaa of taUag ap tha Paadtagbill. Mr.Hea
illlek-a Iiiilile a Jm.Illi, ill **|>('i*(*U oil tln* BBbjaet, OK
raigntog tha RapabUeaa pnrty on tha old Copperbead
eiiiu.-i?-. un.l propheoylng tba alaetion <>t s.-yiniiur
iimi Hi.iir. Mi. Stewart replied. Tbe billwaadie
. i m,i iintii the baai al adjtmraaaeat, and m tli"
e-eningoeeaioo until n o*cleek, wha i II aaa ;
Tb tn-t aai ttoa wai laaaadal loaa t" liaTi it opttotv
al with tln* liol'lei* of thc MOl t<> taki tha in w
iimi,i*. 'liie .-???(..iiiI aeetioa wm r-tiH i.t n out. Iha
thlrd m< tnin. whieh I'lovidcH ior tii.- interahai
baada itn.1 goid at theTraaeaiy, araa rotad lowa bp
rn to 17. Iha foiinli aaettaa, ia rafaMaea t" gold
eonirn. t*, ;is iiiiieii'l. <1. l'l.ivi.l.a tlii.l it |hall ii"' BB**
.ntriiii* now in e\i-,t. me. oi t.< reaawala "f
eontraeta, aalaaa they ware ipeeiallf aiada payable
in .um. Beaatoi Caaurea oflered ao amendment,
wlmli araa adopted, thal baraattoi ao ooramlaaioo
ahall be allowed aa broki ref aalaa ol gold on aoooanl
ni the Tn anu. Department
ln the ll..oaa, to-day, the appropriation (or tha
Territory of Aliaaha waa paaaed bj awery lai
joiity. A t'leiiiiil'lejt., tiu* lesoliitioii was I'll.'i'ted
aaarirting the righl of tha Boaae to partieipata la tha
loiiiiniiiitioii oi iieiitif*. The money torthepur
ebaae of tln* ten Itoty never \\,.iil,i h _**e beea aot. ?!
hv the Honae had II naf bi ea thal the aarlj aatmpa
11..1I ,,f the t. ni'i.iv bt order ol Hr. John ton bad
iilifiitlv eaal tha Oorernmenl ie~i rai bnndn '1 thoae'
,uni dollara,
Mr. K\;iii -'* fii- ada la tbe Senate aaade aa
',- bia eonfirmatioa to-daj, i bai Ma opjmaenta
too itrong, and toi Bei I d<' .?"?
tbal bia ipeeeb lo ihc hapoai hmi nl trl tJ be n "I tor
Information. The motioa v*..,-, adopted, aad lha
cieik andertook i" read Mr. Brarta'a aomming
np for the Pn dd< at i ? i '?
, ? . . ..,, t?> be raaarti <i i" bj thoaa
Benatorawbo are appoaedto bia ? ?. Be
\t.tiil defeatiag tha oondraation, thi y have aa obji 11
in riew, ti.niu ly: Ta .o < p tba naniination and. oided
until aome of 'Ik- iaa
huve beea admltted, ao that the aew Soaatora may
rote againal bim. _
miu.iu..n; bat tbe op*
un- i.itr r. aad bia oppo.la
doall in i!k ii i'"vvi t" eflecl ln* n ?? tion. I' tbe
. lm, of al.
three ? toai ,!.i\~ tnaj be eoBaaav d. II m ij be re
membered thal Mi"- Ifirarto'eepeeeh la I
Jobnaon waa aerj lonf, eeenpyiof Ihraa
,:i dellvaai
,.... ? tion wtth the tbermom.
An.ith. r motive I i '" Mr. I ?
finiiiil in the het ili.it ln*.i|.|?nn nt* <l? m-l '
"
.,; ti booorablo. Hi* maaip
? ra, and bli Intin iey with Uie V
-t bim. Btill mi'itl"
h tin aJleged tod I ',l **"
' " "
j orh ?" the Injnrj "f tl"' !?" * ' '-? '?
n_g .,L-.iiii-t inm. aad ?
wltl.t a baai aaRaajaJMi
Tbe For Ign Rai il Comaaitb
n. aty aadei eonal tt ratloa thk " *??
read gi length. lt ka n j ? do Mo ? w, ind
ding thal ol tl
.nt..' arri-ed al
D of thi pi ?
additional aaaawdaiaata, whieh Mr. Samaer,
I ? iastraet
i i..n k t.. tbe Comi i ?
.. ,11. it ta thoaght, l.fi.ii.l before tbe Ek
?| ? i ommittee bare ,1" ided nol i" tai
: importanl tn ?? ai rl I
,? ,,? two thal ara aol notewortbj hare be.
poned until nexl - ???'? ' ? ""' ?'
.- tli.- im tl I t Of tlie 1
until ii.n i -.?n.n. Idi ia lo ba made,
bowoTor, topnl thlajobthroiigh.
i conf, renee Committee <.n the I
,:,,! more than two thinlaof
tbe amendment upon whicb tbe 11
had been nnable toa rea The ComB itti ' pro-rn u
? . tbe hope tl.. bill maj ln " a
Thuraday. Tha Benate amendmi oti hare m
i?, d agreed lo, aad tha Committee are ?
prineipaU) ia arraagiiig tha preliminariee oi the bill
,,, M ,,, Binke ,t work more barmonional]
Commiaaionei of Internal Beren** ta I.Bferenee
WHh the Committee, aldlag I ? !""- I" " "
?:,.,,,',,,,.i,i "i detailB. TheCouf-renee Committee
-jrill meet to morron morning, and make an i Iforl lo
,,.,??, Ih(. bill in Ibe afternoon. TbebUl n igbl bave
ompleted to-nighl bnl Um thi weatber, whicb
i,,i bade :i qnornm.
'I be Honae Militarj Conuattfc e w< re ln aeaaion to
day, aad will meet again to-aaariow to eonaidei tbe
biUfor the rednetiaaof tba army. Tha < bairman
,],?sii..t .xi'.-et t" gai any daAaite aetion oa tba
nearara. Hehaathaaaairaaaeol ihe i hain an oi
the Benata Military Coaunrttee Mr. Wilaon tbat
,jlt.v will n"t take aay aethm an " danngtl
h,,,i, li i*'l. tinit.lv aattled tbal nomeaanre < a be
paaaed daring tbe preaaat aeaaion of Confreaa toi
tbepermaaeat rednetbrnnf the army. ThiaiBdceplj
regretted bj i. Baajoritj of tha domioani partj ol tbe
Honae 'I be bbune i* mataly to l- btid to the Senate
Tbat bedj li h" aaaaedlaglj eoaaenfatlre tbal 11
hesitate, t.. paaathtohiUtoalaai Ihal ? towbrifa
tll.ls IllilV tili.l limlt.
Thera i*. rarf BtttoipiaalBHim la*alghl twaeeraiaf
the thii.i party. _ai lhawhalathiaf.|l Iterarhad
imv atreiiirth. _MM "tterly rolla!>*.?,I. 1 'h..*I Jnatice
Chaae glraa it ao emmtaaaaee whatorer, and i* not a
part. to ti"- iiK'veinent. Thi Democrata dgUj ba*
,.???. Mra aad m*n tbaroaghlj damarallied and
<liaKii*te<l ut the noiniinttioiirt *aIii.Ii vv. i.- nirele m
New v.i.k. Thej da aat a-whaot to Mr. 8.lymeai ao
,,,,1.1. M I- Mi. ilhni. wlio*e H.-l., Uon inaiiV' of them
regard aa ran taladlaimai Untaao haiMthaaltft
Smiihiii, vvlnle the Convention WM ttl -f**i"t. '""
hiiit.d hu* j.hyhi.iniiH ii|M.n tlm adriaahillty al Ma '?? ?
.-ei'tiii. thi iiiiiiiiinition in HM II ihoaM be t.-ii'l.'red
t.i Iiiiii, aml thal they anaataBoaaly proteated "d*-*^
it an.l ii.ivise.lhiinto.le. lm-*. Tbeytboagbl that the
OMM umi ai.xi.*ti.*H iii. i.lenti.lto the . umpaitfii Md
to thc I'resi.lelitlil'. otliee, III tho eV"?t i.f I.l* elei'tloll.
must I.e cxtrcinelv daafMWM to his healtli. an.l
migfal poaaibly reaall totally. Tha thlrd party aaaa
me aoralioadi from beth partiaa, win.*.* only """ ls
aaaa aad nil adtaaeeaaaat They im no rataia
gafal in either (irant or Seynn.'.ir, aml a* I niatt'-r t<.
i.Epeeted, they waat atbird eandidate. Nothlng
is delinilelv laiiowi. of thc rlewi of UU Chiel Just-ce
(III thcMtll.leit of tlniii i-aii.li'late.
Mi. K. vcr.ly .lohimon. WatmwM to Km-lati'l. rt*
(?.?iv.nl hiH inatruetions froni lha Btate Dejiartin.-nt
to day, and wiil (lfinri for Loadoa ihoai lha Ial af
kogwbw. lt i* aaid thal ln* ttatoaarlaaa are t*******
and take no puitniilur irroiiinl iti rtforouce to the
Alaliama clainiM or to otlier niatteia
'Ihe Sp.netaryof the Treiwury hM po*itiv?My re
fiiaeil toeiit.-rtain any BMMapfllMtiOM tt*** wonini
ftn nlnhablaa lai lha Daaaataawata. It ia lapomibM
to make any new iippointnii'nt*, aml tlie a)>i>li< atn.m
aroinerely iiinl without ret eivintf any attentn'ii.
Tlie foite of thv Frecdujcii'B lluixuu, m all ol the
BtahBawhantt inin operation, is aoon to bo greatly
i( iluerd.
ThiahatagCalaaat day bnt fow visit.n. were at
the White Honae, tboagn duriaa tha torenooa aev?
eral membera of Congreaa ealled an the Preaident,
includingBenstorDavis ot Kentucky, Kopiaaenta
HvoCsry of Ohio, aml other-.. Tlie Cahinet scttsion
to-d:iy wiu- attiiid. d by all the nniiihiTH.
Gea. Grant, with Inn family, is sojouniin_ nu his
farm nc.ir st. Looia, whaaabewiU laaiaia aeveral
waeks, prioi tohia departare t'?,r ih<* far weat. He
ia not expected to i.-turn to \Vat.hingtou before tho
lniddle ..l September,
Tbe Benate to day, in Executive aeaaioa. aaainaad
the nomination ol Georga Uobbard un Collector of
Cnatoma for tbe Diatriot of Huntingtoo, Conn.
The Preaident haa recognized Augnat Richaid aa
Conaal ol Mecklenburg Bchwerio at Naw-Orlaaaa,
l.a. _________
x i.i ii CONQRE88 Bboonb nawaiimr
si.vvu. tt'A-.i.iN,.i.,s, Jaly i*. IMh
Mr. VK'KI'.I.S ilhm., Md.) |__BWBtad tho
<-r< deatlala ut Waa. Plaekney wi.it.*, appointed to succccd
tha iion i:<?M-niy Johaaaa aa Bsaaaos tnm Marylaad.
The l-> nn,iiiiui, inn iu. i.ti awara la, took hi? wat. fe*
Uttoaa wera preseated tm laaraaaa >,f pay to anny ntii
" .r Mr. Tniuibnil (111.) calhd up the lull to autlinn/.o
tl.e teii.porary **uppi. iin; of vacan,-ies m tlie ,\,,utive
Depsrttnents. sad moved to saaaad by addlag at Iha end
of ih,* ti, 11,1 -,,ti,, ii a i?(,\i.-.,i ti.at n. aaaa af thc deatb,
,-i,,ii. sbssoea, or rtafcaesoefthoOooHBMMleaaaal
r.,i. i,i . i',, ,!..(:, - of mid coiiiiii.-i.-r. until a nieeaa*
---,- ball i? appoh tod, nr such aba. ni o oi l( ki i
balldcvolve opou one of theexanihicra-lii-chlef
oi -,,i,l ,ii: ,,!,,!? recommended bj thi Prcsideut. The
Biuendiucnl wa* ...-? ed to Tno bill waa further
i.t,., mt,? l. on motion of Mi Edamnda (Rep, Vt) by ad*
,lm_-ii?? worda "and t," sppoiuttuent ?-i dcalgnatlon
i aa hereln provided li the casea mentloned
in ii,, i , ,.i ,1 -I, ilona ,-iiitii be made t" Bil
v.i,*i.i,,?-. ? dnring the reeeaa ,-f Ihe Beaate"
Al* lllll,-II,hi l.,e bill WIM. |.
11 i*i -ii i i,,s i-i ;hk i i.Mi-ufMi nrrracsr sonts.
?i, , . i 11 i i. ,c-1>. v .1 i ealled op the bill lo ao
,-nt t,*ui]?,r:iry l?aii < ? r
lo i, i,,.in the romponnd Intereal notea. The
n wa. Mr. rrombull'a amendmenl provldlng
l .i ni,.ii-!.:, nalei. ,i i-'.d i'.v tbe Treaaury !?ii-ai-tiitvi.t
nol , \--,-, illiiii llii.ooe.i " ., montb, begliinlng on tlie i-t of
\ ? next, until the amonnt la the Tlussurj rd.aii not
, .,, ed Nii.oon , .
\i. iiuMi.i ii.:,- in explained hla atnendnient, aim
r.-p, ated iu**, itim.it. ol the amount ?f savtng to taa Oov
ernnieiit by Ibe adopl ou of bbi sroendment
-,ii i \ i 11 i i., \,,i. --, .i iia mrpriae that the Benator
I,., l ao fnr nn d. -I the a. ope and eflVcl ,.f ihe
lull. aml uid Mi.it ti.,* atneudmenl opeua uoa propoattlon
ti,,, ,i,, . ; .-.;..: uui the queation, wbten ta almply the
,,.. ,f.. ,1,i.i i? iri.it Ki* i? i .cut in .oni Intereal
mt,, ,,i. ? bearina bul three pet eest is oorrency.
? |a i ue tbal |?,(WO.OOO im som nally
:? ih,. r,(, .uv, iba llabllltlea of Ihe Oovern
in-tit, in. !,i,!n c ii paymenl of iha laterast u.
,,, ., ,i ? , , ,, i, * - ,,f tbr Abaaha porehaae wonld re
,.,,,.' ,i,, ,.,,*,, ? to tai,-a.i.,110 below tl.e
l:n,,, ,,,,., ri? ,1 by tbe Se.iiii.u'- um* i,iiiii.*nt. n weald
,. m ,i, peii.l ii-fx>ii ,'u-t.,11,*. .-uul Internal reveuue
t>, |, ,\ $..?',,.a,,,aa, ,? ,|i,.,,,,! l.il.T.?-( iii.I,*s. fllllll.',' 'Ine be
.,? andOctob , Th. almplealaadaaslaal aay.
to
Mr, i ki mhi i.i ' ?' resaarli ible waj to i om
ii., un l.y eomttutiua UieaBiotiuta
whicb I :?>? ii,.i.ii-io P iv. wbat had tha lata.
noi i. a witb the reeeipu from cuatomal
Mt . \ i ;, i.i. i,... , >i ibal it la Ihe eooatanl practloa >,f
11,., .1 \ t,, ?? ii ti,,- i-i,1,1 aa fn sa be
|| . ,il,,l lIlV ii.e le.-. IptS >,f _Old Ul 'm
.i ball in,* ..rn,,um .iui-..,. tbe ? ium
? ii -v !..?-! I- , ? nll.v . -t.. i .t i.-. I lue
. ...,., reeelved la M at lio.uon.uoo
. ,i th. .in,,-t,,!...- at, MytnR tliut
?., montb a llleuabb ua t"
, tt outhol thed. i-f. Theerrorof
. ..,., tl.at i aople will pve up ui
\. , j,, ,M, m, be f.lt that
,? -auii I, wb. a moiK ?- Ul i-,ffi-r, to
- I ? I, I'I .11,v.
M, *. ititata for tbe
au.1 .. *,?r?l* . r tl,? le
_
. *, , i* mtnded tbe Benator from
, onsreaa h M >., ? .--it lhal as
l aud ,-ain- ... -I. bul tb.a
|.r.-.*ni voliiuic ii.e only ef*
f,, i ,.t '.i,,,t,,i, - .in-1. ,,,. i.t tb. . I '?? i reveal tha
?
M MiliiN'.ii: i -I.n ,K. i- . N .1 i oi-i-osi'l any prop
,,t ?,,,.., the plrrtpa of thr pttttfrnrm ttf tk* Ur
? 'tf'ff ???<"?
? 'irl.
, r .?
M,.n?. ..*ro*r.
c
, . s . Tnm ?
, .1 1 ,. ?. - 'N.II ,
-
I
M
naaaawtmm,,.
,*ti,,i. t<> make hla
bill aud offered it aa an
..
.r || i'. t, . Ind . beld that both the aalea
dli _- ii ln ti,,- li,-1-iii \ are
, . ! lh. iiiii, aillielil lu
. led.
. . ,, .-lllll. r<
v j,,,,, ,. -?. will uol be u,i<-i|ii.iie
I ...?:..
. r tl,- anicndit.i nt unn. ?
M, -. ! ui"'., t.,U,,,K ?P II ?
,,,,,,, , . ?,. ii in tu. .. wha *i ?.-..i*
. . ... un ,i
?
? the i",'
. n done wtth tbe
? i from "th- ra bj tbe Inter
i -. ? ul,y it -.*,
? ,. , ,.. .,. wii-iiir
ii ? -. ? ' -1"1 ' '??
.lll? ll-Iit 10 lll.iillle ll.totho
-whi baa the
I itripped of all the pow r
.. aml excrciaed by
Iho fatbera of ha
,,',,. - t.al w. iv nl.-t
.... .,.:,li. I...V.
? of wblcb aro
*?';.'. unloaa they connlai ln tok
,1 Kiv.n. u to be
,.? apoa tha
N'^ !.. her, accordlngto the Bew
^;p|U , iu tbe H. nut,.ra opUi
,,,,, ?,,,.'.,, i, ful mon. > or Ineoln i
Mi ill MMli K- ln .,1-a-i tothat qu? tmn. I wil
' . i .,,,.,(. r?,ii ti.- RepuWIcan alde |
M. _,,, L | ... i- ,tbel ia i"i lirethe Bv. twenty
^"i-ieii'der iiotea to'be lawfnl n."? * "?"? oeltber the
orlded that theaa boada
*ffiWBlMMA?flilli leymoarand Mr. Itelnfmit of
?iu, \,,'r- I-',-/ World, ai -i Ii" oth. i Mi|,|,?iter- of tbe
/,,,.?t| p^j in Mew-York. pal thataaaataaaaaaaa
t!M^HEIfDRICKa I 'l"t.-t uti.l.rtake to anawer for
M li. it.,-1 t orfoi anj othera, ntleman is th? ettj ot
sL'n Y k ;.;.*. i-i ibai i...v Be) mour wya ba Haada upon
,,, ,, ,tr.,.,,, and I elalm tb?l the pUtfonn eiplaloa
!,-. ii I.,,;..! "..,,nm.,. ui.theplaUons, blsposlttoa m n?t
MMrTlJr?MWMJlS!?Bie? oa to .-ul,ifttM Ml S.-vmotif aa
I,;,-,-',,,-!;,,.,, ..nd protound th?henaad toe?jjj?
lll( ??ini?u thal tlu neiuncrac) will elect him, and thal
Kw.S.m.nVthecou?.lenceoftbe^^^^^
t..,i maa. Mr ll.-i dn.-l*, r-i-.k,- h ^:h >.. - f( .
Blair hu ina him a irenaroua, talented, au.l Orave uuin,
Sl"i. _a,,_M?ud fame vtould be guardtnl h. bU lato aa^
- "' sraaa. . _., ,_. ?..,
i,n ,-ivn arraoraiATtoa mu..
Tha ,.M.l.-.-..im... of tha bm waa loterruP^Jbythers
,-..,,i,?i, ,,r tbe r, i?,it of ihe ( "ininiti"' "' ' ouferenee on
, .'-A .pr,,., ',,, b?U, and M. MoKKII.l.of MalBS
nmdeaomaSka axplauator) of tha aotlos of tbo Com*
mtttee. l i,o i.-p.-t t wa?eoucurreain.
...i .. M'iv. nn i aaai M1 "
vi -ii w -M'.i (Bep . N.-v.k the Boor aad replled to
tl -. u, i _ . , I i.li.tna 'Mr Hendricka). and aftei ooo*
mlffinathecountn thal tha Demoeratio party aod
_,*,,* w. th,- Henata had *o far recovered aa fo saaume
a,,,i,i,,,,h,.,^,,,,.'..'e,wi.yt;;^'itii,1 niim.0(.kt?nik,.u
aMde M.-?a a. II cii-li * tti.*imi*. |MtU*r could onlv bc
CMt?TSStad ?KB25Ka SU. M*. HNiwart
r.-,?r,l. aud predlotlnn a tri..u.piu?"t ' ta "' rtv at
prlnctPlea sad policy ot tho aiaal HofahBuw ffaaajr SS
Stt^JfllWSSWiTa to CoufuaiouTu
tha inotioy marlret. ______
Mr. Wilaon'aamtndmenl wa- r.-!"ct?d.
*\. .iiiii'iitiwi.,,,, Mniii iii'iicl to add to tlie aec
?Sw^2"_Ss
SS5/r il*,..,ua,i..i.,a-iv satsred tato, aalaaaaaahaaa
oraalnllarplan, wouid create geuer.t
TiieM-uate wenl Into Baeeattva aaaalOB.
Aftt-r tacaaa tbe Houae uiutuamvnt, ti> the bijj foi tbe
fiiaeontinuance of the Freedmen's Bureau were coneurrcd
in.
A bill for tha rellef of Mra. I_ I>. Potter of Charleaton,
P. ('., approprtatiiiK t-0,0oo for rootiay expended for the
r.liff of unlon priaoneni durtna* tho war, and a bill fnr
tln* reaaeral of certain iiolltlcal diaabilltiee, were
paaaed.
Mr (IAMER01I Intrn.lueed a hill to retnitthe dutlea on
a certain -tatue liitetiiletl to surtuoiint the aoliilera' uiouu
iiieiit at Harrlabur,*.
TTIB FtTT?TT>I**i1 BILL
was iiiraln taken up, and Mr. WUltama offered a modifiea
tion of Mr. Howard'a amendment, whieh waa acccpted
liv tlie liitit r. aml adopted. It la aa followa:
Vr,rrt,lf,l. Tliat th* i4a,-ti..n ahall aot applf lo roatm-ta for tba
bort'.winit of t-tirrrut-r ua tb* rernMril or r>itr>a?loa unal.r a rnatract
ilrnd; tuttred luto, u.ltu web a coatrict urigt-ali* reqiiirttl pijiacnl
lu ri.iri. _ . _
Mr. RAM8EY (Rep.. Minn.) moved to atrlke out, ln the
clauae le_-llxing gold eontractfl hereafter mane, the
wonl " hereafter," aud to iiiuert i-atead, " after Jauiurjr
1, lh.,7."
Tho amendment waa relocted. ,
Mr. FERRY (Bep.. Mioli.) moved to lnBert ln the clauae
provldlng ih.-it saitl t.oiida atnl th.-lr proeeeda ahall be
iiMotl to r.dt.-lii tln* uitereat-bearing debt, the worda, " at
th'- option of tln* hol.ler." _
Mr. DAVIS (I)etn. Ky.) moved to table the blll, and
aaked for the Veoa aaa Naya.
Tho Henate refuac.l to tuble tho bill.
raaa,
Cima-ron, Fowl.r, Mtfrerru. Tntlrrion (Tenn.)
Ilirlin, Mrliuiiii, Waale.
Ktututleo,
aara
Anthnnr, Frrrr. Pittaraoa (N n.J.Tiptoa,
t'?|,. . .rtinywa, P,iin?ro?, Walib,
CaabH-f, Il.iAinl, Rim-y, Wlll-?.
I'.,...-., M.tri/ia, Yirr Williloil,
Crafia, Mnrrill'Vt.) Bbi-naan, WilK.n.
I)ril?, ftlbllB. StA-wirt, L**_i*croU ia itallca.
Mr PfiMENDEM anggaatod to strlke out the worda,
"f,,r tlie redeniption, payment, or purehase of, orex
elmiiu','fm." in the tl.tiiae juat propoaed to be amended,
aml niMf i-t the word*, ,-in exehange tor."
Mr KERRY expliitiif.l that hia amendment waa
pi..iiii.t..l l,v a f.-rir tlmt the blll niif_ht be .-..natrued to
niitliori-e oompnlaot** pajrmtwt ln greenbaeka?a fear
ii.itniiil, ho thnught, eonaitlertng the vtewa recently ex
i,i, h-.-.t l.y th.* Benaton trom ohio (Hhennaii) und Indiana
i.Mr Moiton). .'imi of thf tln-p<.*>-lbilityi.f u fnture S.-.-re
tinv of tln* Treaaarj BoldlBg the aame opiniwia whi.h he
i.Mr K. try) eontended are oppoaed to inviolable principle
of tiie RepubUean party.
Mt HHKRMAN ilouied that any aueh ronatruttlon rould
ba pI.-it'ie.l. llt hud, however,uoobj..*ctiontothe ameud
Illa llt. _ __
Mr. CAMKItoV offered an addltional seetlon, forbld
dlnit,aftea tbe poaaage of thia aot, the payment of any
.-o.nm.ahton, perrent?ge, oroompenMtlon to any *>er-*oii
f.,i Uie-:tlf or negotlatlon of auy boud or aecuritiea of
tbe United Btates.
Mi HHKI.MAN rrmarked that a slmllar provlslon was
inaerted m an approprlatlM bill reeeaUj paaaed by both
The Clerk waa reqneated to read lt; bbt it appeared
t ii..t it li.,.l been aent to tlio Houae, and waa iu tlio handa
of engroaalne eierkn.
11,i- amendment vas npr.-ed to.
A queation by Mr. PATTER80H (S. H.) in regard to
tln-fil.ct of the thnilM. tion, to wbicb Mr. BHERMAN
reii tl, gnve rtaeto debate, Meaara. FEfiSENDEN nnd
OONKLING oppo*in_ the t.roviKloti, and Mesara. Sltl-.K
Man and HUMNER defendlngit.
Mr CONKLIMI iiit.veti to atrlke out tbe thlrd aeetlon.
Mr MORRILL gave Botioathal ba woald aietetoetrlke
out .,f tlie aeetlon tbe rlatitvo rivina rlae to the principal
na, leavrne aimplr tha prondona allotvm.* tbe
eouverelou of lawful moiiey Into booda ; ard t? add the
worda ?? and the lowfol money ao reeeired ^i.-iii be eon
t, ll. ,1 iiinl not agala resciuded." He aupporu-d tho uio
M. w- UIAM)I.i:it. Rep.. Mlrh. land (ORBKTT (Rep.,
Oregon) favored the motlon to t-trilie it out.
Mt (Aii ii.i. ih feti.i'-.t the aeetiou. ITe preferred
horlng ii Itrlckeo eat, Bowerer, rather thau amended aa
propoaed.
Mr M( ? 1:1:11.1 .-** amendment wm rejeeted.
Mr ru.NKI.lMi'* motlon to Btrlke out waa apr?d to,
lt. t.. id.
ra**. _
ramrrran Frrr,, !!,,-? Tattrrtrin (Tenn ).
1 . tomtaAm Mr-[i.,niM. Poia.r...
lt. agt. nirn. Mornil (M- ) BlBI
IVrhaU llirlii,. Blornll(Vt), Wiiioa-19.
tratha, 1'iitirn.ciN H.(,
I t . 'Ill IU 111.i.l.
airi
r.tt.,1, M..rin. tmt t',.....
, 1 J4.? BBBBb v>'1*
, ... ti.l... u?, Ktr-irt. W '?
wa, Baa 1 - - *?'". '-'8
llie lull the 11 |,.,.--,il,_iid?t-oiniuutea before 11 o'tloek
l,.i -1 1..1I. aiijoiiiln ,..
II..I *-!?; Of KKI'lU-.-lNTATIVKS.
Mr. HTEB8 il.cp., I'l'mi.) report.il biirk thc
leaate hill aat-oriatag hrttTT1 K, lOllee, *iu> aMalaad s*
jiatt nt for an improved eomiHiund anehor, ou the -Jriitn of
jnne. lss., for fourteeu veara, to apply for a aeven yeara'
extena on, aavlng tbe rU'lita to thoao who may bava
tiiaiiiifai'tiired thf patent artiele be.tv\een the termtuatiun
aml n inaaiil of tlie putetit. 1 'aaaed.
Mi Mi t AKTIIY (U.p. N. _.) reported a blll authorli
itiirtli.) t-iiperintetnlent of the Weat l'otut Aeademy to
11-1 tlif labor of tlif euiployoa nf the I'ntted Hta*
eriutieiit, .it \\, ?: I'oint, iii bulldiuj* a wa^ou road from
Wft I'oint to I'onnviill l.aiitlni-. l'aaaed.
Mi. M Ai-llltl'llM-: [th p . Ul ' reported bark'the Joint
lon orderlag an B-ewaaea U**t* ta the aeeoaata of
?! 1 ... 11 , i, 11 1, r-iu vt-yorof the I'ortof Albany, V 1.,
aal.iry I'.U'I to ,|.,)in Ila-tiin.".. Iiepnty Snrvevor ainl ln
ijH-etor, before ina takltiK the retjulsito oath of otlne.
Mr I..K.AN (Rep, III ) reported a blll prnvldinj* that
after tlie i*t of January, laaa, tiie whole eonmenaenon of
tln- United Btatea .1.--:__-11 ited depoaitory at Caleege ahall
11,,1 i-if, ,1 *j.'?"". Paaaed.
1111 motlofl "f Mr. DAWEfl (Rep . M.tas ) the Senate blll
fo f.n ilitnlf tlt.?-fttlfineiit of e.-rlitin prl/e 80888 in tho
Soutlieri. |ii?irlti of lloritfa aaa- i,.i--f,l
\h- KOONTZ (Rep., Pen?.) h*-.'<1 leowe to iwpert a
-nl -I tr ui,- for tln- ? ii.trt- blll, proviil.ni.- for the lltrhtlnff
,,- ihe st..-. t-a' f Waablogtofl aty. MtborlBinB tbe Uajror
aud Cirjr roiiiii-illiojiet yund colleet a tax from tlie prop
arlt boldeni for th.it purpoae.
Mt l'KI.AN') (Rep , Oliio, ol.teeted
iiii: 11 li, II4-K 01 AI.IA*K4.
"I'lie Ilonse weal i:.f'? ...imnitl.e of tlie Whole, Mr. I
(i Utl'II I I' 111 tlif .-hair, ou the Ali.i*k:4 bill, the qaeation
li. inu- on the appeal taken <\?hen the Babfeet ooo* l.*t be*
fnre tbe foininiitfe) by Mr. BUTLER (MaaB.) frOBl B M
clalon of tbe Cbair, ruimir out of order aa amendment
i,t \\: Batler to reaerre, _wa_ tM Bom to ae paid to
rn--.ii. $wm.i?ai for the autinfaeiion of elatana <>r amerioan
citi/ena airulnai the Iroperial Oorenment Th.* deelamn
t 1111..I, lu 81 to27. Tlie.l'ie*tloti re
rurred on a inbetitote, declartaf, after many Dteamblee,
th it the 11- i-i.t ol roiiirrer-M laglTen to tbe ittpulatlonsof
.tt but tbat the extenatoa of dticenahlp, nnd ap*
proprlation of monejr, nre sui.Jeeta anbmittod by the ( ea
mi to the power ot Con*rreaa.
Mr IlIOBY ittep., Cfcl.)B8B*d Mr. I.eu<zhridee to ne
,,',,? 1 hni,-tiiute f..r in* Boproprlatlag Ihe money. bai
_ttu.4-rtlt.fr the rl|tbt of tbo Houae to deelde at ull tim. *
v. h.*1 her an approprUtUoa t? earry out a treaty otiglit to
b<- inade or withhehl.
Mr 1 nt (.iilMDdK (Rep., lowa) decllned to aeeept lt.
Mr. 1?AW 1?. lii'l n? objarction to Mr. I-ouKlirida*e,H ,ub
' Mr*8TEVE*fa (Rep , I'enn.) had an nbjeetinti, nnd BBg*
ffeBte.1 nl, ilaively) thal thera ibonld be added toll a j't-o
viac that membera of the Hooae aluill bo takea anl ta
1'tret Beaaloua wltb tbe Benate before it tr. aty ia BOO*
M,Ued Otherwlae tbe rahatitata wonld betolV.
Mi- I^ii_hrldfc*e'aaubatltnte witaaitrei'd to?71 W 34.
vr 11 l K'T Rep., Maaa.) mored to addto tbe blll -t
nroviw tlwi no purehaae la bohoit of the 1 nltod Btoteaof
fi.iviciit.iiit'"*- -hall'''" lifieaft.-r u.atle until after tl.e
nrovlalon la made by low for Ita payment, ..na deelaniiK
that the Dowerreated by tM Conatitation m the Preel
l'.t .mt -enalet.it.*r into tr.'iitiea with foreiKii OOT*
!nlll,.ll,,,|?.,,.t IlioIUdetM POWN toro.npletotl.e pur
,.:.,.f roreiicn terrltory before tbe aetyaary approprU
tlonaM-ebeen made Iheraaarhf uctof cougreaa. Tbe
*^7dBUTi ER ^'p'Maa.) made another attempt to
Inaert a eonditlon for tha -..-ttlenitiit of clalma of I uitod
Btatea rltliena aifaluat Ruaaia. Tho auiendnient wna
'^lZSnfmU^ rSSSa^d reported the blll to the ?aaM
Mr. isanks ,u.M,. Maa* ) h?ytoa o_eboortoc^oaatbe
debate vtilil'd t.n ininittea to Mr. HI IIKM K (Kep.,
Ohlo) wh.. expraeaed hla newa MBteadmg that the iw
,1, tanlHeii.tf.uu make no treaty that rhangea tha
,:,- lorvof tl.e r.nted rtta.ea.cha.iKei; the iieople of the
, ,1 state*. or oMngeatM lari * Oof_t**tm*tt aa
,,.,,,,.,|U-rr.l..rv. Conxn-aa alone can do that. Ht. ad
. howerer. tbal tl.e auiendiueuU aitroed to Inl om
'.?,,,,.Wlnile t.Ktk away eerUin objeetlons Wbtoh
?',\.itl ,?,,,? bm, He 1..1.1 that if Andrew Jobnaon liad
? i ,?>?. n- thlng uiore deaerviuir of inipeacluuent than
a therflt waa hla bavlng daretl to talte poaaeaaion of
A aaki without WBtttag for the aaa.*nt of the imople. W*
onlv n.a*o.i now for Haaentlng U. the bill waa to avoid
eoinplii-ntloiia with a frlendly power. - .....
MHli-.Vl.N'H il'oun.) argued that under the (onatltu
lionwlieua treaty haa beou made by the Preaideut aud
lltme4~theMnBte.lt Ia a perfect li.atruineut. Ihe
tn H 1 .1 no profeaa to make an appn.prlatlon, but aiui*
wOT?%t_Bd ^TlUattoo, of tha United Statea
"^tJ^^l^exp.e.aT^ tbe Houae bad
pow.r eM^tato ti tho ...tent of IU *^VartnTnmU'xl
__t__^Mdthe rtSt'B exaiume into the nalure of.
_2_22_iRMMrmlae whetber they aro w.thiu the
treatlea a *l" "?- niak..1K power. to aet on IU own Jud?r
nn'i'iT wl&er^fteVaawSl be au.ta.ned or n..t. II.- had
"""?' ,, ,,,r.,i.l-.-tiou to the aubatltuta offered by Mr.
li.. partieular J ?"ou 1. j th b|11 M re*H.rted
I??.g hridgo. luug1 M ^Xedded objoc.lou t? thc
from the V ' i 1 1,T iU colleaguo (Mr. Kliot), becauae
a,,,.-,..l.nanl. fler |>J 'p* | ?^..tuiMtlon of torrltorr
LVSS^aaMT?aSGS beou lu Wt coiiflict with that
am,-uitmf nt, ttH1endnient ia aa followa:
Mr. t_a*told?A*** im , ^^ ?? ,h, JOtb *f M.rtb
H/.-..M -l'**".'"'"* ,h,i? ?,.f?.r4.r ff Kan.1 hr thi tr. M "f
Ut'l'Tw met' ,m IT* I*. 2MB& d th* emdm ?* tb- B
Wblcb it ??? ?" 1'"'", , m__^?f rerUBi Wrnl-rr tfiiron _-Kr)tJ?**1.
im ..ur mii..1 .^ir1 S * s BS3 J ***? s **? *
*___** i****iVLM_m_td l? aald *"**' **>** ??? l'?i***!
,""':'"-, 1" ^^/?.V_^'l.^??-i-irra?-l ??>?? <???*?? lakaWtaata o( mal
tl'riZr'r.1 oi. "Kix^tulo Z lha- a^y_mh uf alt th. n.ht. __d eWm
ffl^-^'^SSWr*!. ?_*? utaamum ot mi
WHtrnit. 1 h* lalij*- <7 h , ,h. r.-nHuCa ?f ib, l 0lt-*4l
tmtr, ir. enxoat **>*?"%"' ''_"?,, ;,?_<_, ,u,| ortr ahirh .'onina
|HBl^.*wi^^J_fcg^ag-^S-- tim ??? anSaal
hiiJiirlialirtioD .^ll.l.'.l 't? * ,h, ?_. ,.?
""T.1V"' X. iao't ***** MB .oiiiiJir.tia.. tU. m.1
?lTjLaU^-a^M^fS^" th*"ln i0 lbe ?">U4, lh*"""
mJko ^'tu!*. 2^0-a-- '? ???*?' +* ?iat ,tip
ulTU\'.nendme,.t waa agreed to-Y?a. W; Nay. 4*
TM?aoathmaM thaaukcu ^jaaaaaiMfaaa tbe
motlon of Mr. Kllot. and it waa rejected. Yett* 7?; Nays 80.
The bill waa then poaaed Yeaa IH: Naya 42.
The Hou-e pr.?'.'.-4le.t aa the unt buaiueaa ln order lo
-ilcratiou of a bill making iippropnaUona for tho
aervice of
THR ?-<)? rMB!A INSTlTITE
for the lnatnietii.n of tbe daaf and duu.b ; and for eatnlw
llahlng a.lilitioi.al regulaiiou tor tht- Koveramentef the
Inatitutiona*
Mr. BTEVE-18 mov. ,1 to Ina. rt a new aeetlon pr.ivnling
that tln- mm.!, tfl in ll.e eollegiat. departtni nt
from tM iiteiu Bittlt. laod hy tne a, t ?.f
Maroh 1 1867.1 : 10 15.
Mr. Wj-.UBL'RN_ [Ri u , l, i BU i I B < Bl
agaiuat the lull. iu wluch bendmitted tho right of Con?
greaa to eatouliali .,,, inatltution tor tlie Inatrurtlonol ihe
deaf und rJumLiof liie I)i*tnet ol Coliliiiin:.. l.ut tlei led ll*
rlght aotodolor ibe Btatea at lai t? Heabowod how
the expens,. hod grown up fron dM,?ai
in lfWi, to |_o^aju iu i_.iT, and IM.aQB la IBM ind all thia
he BBMU pay for tlie lu-trn '.on of M pupila a year.
Neltncr liad any oftluer of tM (.overinu, Wl any eontrol of
tho matter the whole thmg tieitig in tlie handa of a Huper
iiitenilent, who bad giwn ? i,oii?t f?r enly $30.ono.
The eatabliahment la aimply a private Inatltution. an.l
the appropriatlona made foi- it atnotuit to tlie rnU- of
17.200 per puptl. He propoaed that no fttrtlier appropria
tioli ahould be made for the Iin-titiition, l.ut that Om*
greaa ahould make provl-non for tlie Inatitutiou of tlio
D.-af and Duiiib of tM Diatrlel iu one of tbe beel iiihIiiu
ti4.nr* of that ki n.l lli the < oniitty. tlie 8081 being tn I'hila
delpblii |M0 per pupil: la New-York, titi, and inOhio,
|_"-0. He offered a further nini'iiiliueiit iu the way of a
snii*titute for the lull, prosiiing for tM er.atien of _
Oommiaaloo of Charltiea lor the Dlatrict of t'oi iniMa. t<>
eoiiM-t of the Ha eretai v of the luterior, the l.'hu-f .Itnaticc.
the Surgeon-4.enei.il of tM Army, tMCblef of IM Un" ae
of Me.lii-ine, aud tlie Cliic.f-F.ngiiif.-r <?f tM Army. ThOBB
gentlemen to Mre fall eontrol of all tM apprupriationa
liiade by CongreaH for charitlea in tM Diatrlet of OaBBBB
bia, excluding tl"' Ini-anc Aaa Inm*.
Mr. SPAULDUiQ iK.p, Hi.wplled t? Mi Wtam
burne. liopmg that the Hooaa would beor a Itb in* fm ml
from Illiiiois aiaee m- bm .mt w.ll, l.ut waa niorbidlycoo
ahfuted in regard to aretrtblng wbicb affeeted u.o
Treaanry. He dc-nind that the I'oluiulii.i InatitUtlM i* t
Envate aaterprlaa it had iia orlgiu in the dnj i of .*m.,.l
ecinninga. but it could not liv.- aix niontli* on private
ehartty. Coogreas therefon nre ua ani Ib laaa, aod lnt*l
roiitiiniftl to mako i.ppropii.'.tiona for it ereralnoe, Ha
wiih proutl to aay that no eomplalnt bad ev.r Beea made
of tbe miaopproprlBton of a aingie dollar i>> the offleera
iu ebarge ?f tM inatitutioii. Th.- rr,"<?' a bead, vt im h tiio
jrentleman froui Illiiio.a aaeartad to be tne eoat of tba
pupila. wu* m.ii.- ii|. iu toklng the eggrrfole ,o*tof tne
Rounda and huildiuga aud all the expensea, and divlding
that by the number of puptla,
Mr. Btere?a'a amendment waa atrreed to.
Mr. Wanhburn's -itibstitute, providiug for the inatruc*
tion t.f the pupila lu a good inatitutiou ln one of lha
Btatea, waa wtgoobtO,
iiksi'I-Tobt nraiNR?a.
Before vottng on tM blli, Mr. wahhiu'RNH
(111.i, from tlie ( orniiiitt.e on l.'.nifer.-iiee OB the t-iiindry
Civil Kxi*enbea Appropnation bill, lnmle a report, whicb
waa Bgreed to. _
On motlon of Mr. BOl'TWKLl. (Kep., Maaa.) the amend?
menta to tbe I'ill to autliori/f a teuiporary Mtpplyuig ol
vaf.ini'.fi- iii tln- i:\eculive Dt'ii.irtiiit nt waa oik. U froui
tbe Speak. r"*tal'lf and non-cuicurred ln.
Mr. MILLER (Rep., Penn . reported a bill to ?ive a
peiir-ion to t be w niow of < oniiiiou..i.- Ku.l.-1. Paaaad
Mr. WABHBl'KNE 111.) luggeated thnt -m aecounl
of tl.e heat and. >f the fatigue of the repurtera the even
:,.n be iii-pt n*.ii a iih.
<)!,|ff tnni waa made.
Thu liiin?uiiialiI in the hall indieated at noon W de*
gr.-.-a, iiiiii at I o'llirik '.'?_ il.-ifi.-.-a.
Tbree of tM Cbineae Maudarini were attentive ob
?er\ .1* of the pTOIBWdlaaa ou the Aliaaka bill, occupylng
aeata Ib tin- chambi r.
In tlie erenlng, tlie thermometer atandlng at W0, Mr.
CHANLIRilifi.,N.Y.)oflered it reaolution direetioa
tba - . r.' ', | "f the Tmoear** to inforn IM Houae ..f all
tba faeta reutlng to tbe obetruetioa to the navt_ation of
tlie mi.iii or rahip fliantifl otl Hantlv llooU. N,-w York Har?
bor, l.y the wn-.-k of the ateainabip .-xotland. The reao
luiioii waa adopted.
The -PEJ.lt?Jl appointed Me*am. Boutwell. Wtlaon of
lowa. an.l Maraliail, a Coi.imittaa of lontt rence on cer
tiim diaaj-'rea mir votea on tM bill aathoriting the tcti.
|. iny Mipplyinj* of vaaaiaita in the Exccutive Departr
::.,?! t.
The Houae went into Committee of the Whole (Mr.
M l.l.o.M tn tbe Cbair) foreeneral deMte. aad waaad
tlu-Mil I.v Mr. VAN TP.l.'MP ilieiu.. Oliie.) on the aubleet
ot ihe vi?iiue admixtarelaw of Ohio; by Mr. .**< lloKIKUi
(Rep., l*n-. in d t.-ii.-- and elueidalion in tne poUef ?f tii?
RepubUean party: and bv Mt. 1(1 I I.i;K (Kep.. Maaa.) io
farorof ta_in({ LTnited Btatea bonda, taking aa bla text
tlm .lf. l.irntioii of tht-i'Iik ii_<) platform: **Tliatit l*duo
to the l.iiioi- of tin- datlon ih.it taxation ihould bc eqnal.
Ized and reduced aarapully as national faith will admit '
Mr. Butler a-kttl wbether tbia declaration waa, ao tM
eii.-iiiie* of the BepabUcao pertjr ile.lai.il. a anare in.
whieh lo eiitiiii' vot. i*l II" deelared fnr himaelf, and
for th?* majoritj of iiu- repreeeafaOrea af tM party in tM
II..ii-.-, that they did BBBM lt. that they were honeat
ulx.ut tt, und that th.y would <w*e K. it thal taxation waa
CqiiallBodj and that both douieatic and foreign tax
pavt-ra ahoultl make lioii.-at returna. If Lo
WS*8 tlie tlir. .1 nml paid mlvoeate of
tlie bopilhoitlera, iiihtead of an ludepenaeut legialator.
1?- \a.,nlil a?k to liave Uie bonda taxt-d, barQOea UiJUMtire
wi.ul.l aurely work r.pinliHtioii. Tln ro muat be either
taxation or repmliation of tln- dibt. No one elaaa of men
would pay t.i\e*oti their property and aee their ueitth*
bura'property eaeape. rnxatiou ahould fall aatheram
of H.-avfii fiti;*?alike on tbejuat and the iinjuHt.
Mi. (iARFlELD iRep.,Ohio) tu-e to replr, but
Mr. MULXXN- iRep., Tenn.) iiiaanalal thal the r<*
portera abould liave aonie el anee of life, and at y|oc!o.k
tl.e ' omniittee roae and the Houae adioumed.
BBCOB8TBUCH0K.
1iI-!"I:ATION Of CtftL GOVF.RNMFST IM*
PLORIDA.
VTAgH-gOTOVi .luly 11.?A coiiiiiiiinie;ition Iiaa
MM r.-.tivfl at tM )i''.i.li|.nirferr4 ,.f tlie army from
Oea. Mfiulf. eonilnanding the Tliird Military District,
nnniiunt':n_; tliat on tlia- i-ei t-ipt ai oflit ial inforinatlori
fit.in iii- E-celiency Uarrlaoa K.< .1. ProviMooal Oover
norof Kiotiil... tl.at tin- i.-_i-!.i'iiia- of IMI Btata had
adopted tii" urli ameudnn i,'.i:i,,l bad otMrwiaecnipiu-d
alth the requlremeuta of tiie aet of Congreaa el Juno**,
i-,;-. he liati laaued a Oeneral Order to ilnr Military <.,iu
mander ofFlorlda to turn orer to tM eivil autboritwa
the Oovernmenl of tbe state. n::.l to dealal from any fur
ther niiiif.ifine upon any preiext whatever with
I'.vii atr.iira ae so.'n a* he ?ii,>iii.i roeelve agMal m
formatioo tbal IM clril OoremaMnt had taea
duli inauguratod. AeeompBaylag tM i.-i'er of Oea.
Maade ia m letter from Oor. Bead, Baaoooeiog that tM
Btata ..overii.n.nt iunl beea duly Inauguratod, und tnat
i l tbe condltiona pre. edent to tue admiaaion of IM state
Into tbe Federal Lulon bad been eomplied witn. and that
the Retireaentotivea had been admltted to Cmgreaa. A
letter froui CoL Jolin T. Bprague, ...iiiiiian.lin_ the Hia
triel oi Florido, li alao tranamitted. bearing ?tbe of Jnly
4 ln wbleh M aaya tbat bo Md on ibal ,1,v toxaed otot
all publie property. arcblvea, booka, recerda, etc., belong*
Ine tothe Btate ofFlorida, and everyUiiug appertaluing
t.. tue Governmenl of tM Btate. t'> tbe proper eiril
offleera, ?nd ia ., ,1 _il conirol over tho civil af
fairaol tM state.
. tvil r.OVl-ltNMFNT RF*-TrntKO IX LOrmAMA.
Vew-Orleanb, July 14.?After bia ioaagura*
ti.,'n v.-tei.Uv. ?."v. w.tiii.oTii aant a . onuiuiiiKatiou ui
Gen Bucbauan offlclally notifylng to tbe UUloi tl.e mtifl
ratlouof the Fourteeutb Amendment and tlm liiaugurar
ti'.tn of Oot. H.uu.i'ih. On the receiirt of tln.* commuui
r-.tioii Oen. Bucbauan laaoed an order, of wbleb IM foi
lowuii: is tM lubatonce: "Tbe CommandlBg OeaenU
hivitiL.' been offlclally noiifledof tbe ratlfleetion of tba
?otirt.fiith Art..:,' ol Ameudmentaot theCooatltuUon ol
th.- riiit.-'l .-r.itf- by the I.'-gir-lature of tl.e Stalf of Uhiib*
iiuioti tlu-'Jlh iu.*! , it H. aonii-s ln* ilutv, iin.lt i tlie ael
if Congreaa whiob Meame a law Juw i\ l**?. aad th*
order of the General ot the Anny, to announce to tM p. o
Dlaof the BUte and to tta troopa under bia ootnmaod,
ti.at tbe DrorUlonaof the Reconatruction actaof Cougn *a
e-aae tooperate ln UulaUuia from tbla dxle. Militar.
antborlty wlll uo longer be exerciaed uiitl.-r the Recoti*
ttrucaon actt ln Mid Btate, und ull ..rt .era corn*
mandlng posu or deuehmMta are forbiddea U
lt. t-f.-i-e ln civil i.ir.i.i.4 m.i.-a upon a pr..|H r
aopueation bv the civil BUtboritloa to p-waerra IM
.M-a.'e or under InBtnioliona duly tece ved iVom the
Commandlng-Oencral of tbe DlauSct, iminary i_w no
l?n_, rexl-ats TM eirU law la tM aupreme order ot tM
Htate Ail civil 000018 ndtng undet mihr.tiy Bppoillt*
meiit'will tranafer their affleea, aad eTenrtbing lM-rtau.
Ing th.-reto. to tbelr lucc. asoi - -a bo bava heen duly ele. >
ed. and who Mre quallllad under tbe lawa of tbe Btata
Tl.e o.der 4-.ii.gratul.it."* tl..- poopla of Louiaiaua upou
the teatoratlBB of the Uat* bt m Uahaa.
r,ov. HiMriiKiF** OP Mississirn ot**TFn.
1a( kkon July 14.?-The mllitanr aiiiluTitioa
veHteiday ej.'.-t'd Oot. Iluuiplirlea aud famlly from the
Executire manaioo.
FI KCT10SOF L.MTEP STATE.? SKNATORS IN 80CTH
CAROLIMA.
Coli-mbia. Jnly 14.?Tln* Lepislatnn* to-ilay
atoetedTbomBaJ. RoMrtaon L'nltod Btatod Benator foi
fhe ahort term. andlBg ln IBT1. Tln-Sf nateon ln- llflb
ballot eleeted F. A. Bawyer, wbo i* Collector of lutmiaj
^venue^foyCbarleaton, I'nited Btotoa Mnotor for tha
longterm. Tho Ucut.n_nt lioveiuor waa mauguratcd
to tl.i;.
El KCTION OF SEVATOK8 IN NOUTH CAROLINA ?
AKOTHBR COJ-PLICATIO*.
Rai.uj.ii. July 14?Tfca Oeoeral AMombly
nrtKeednr-a have beeu '.i.iiiiijH.rtant until toduy. Ae
wrdtog too reaolution wbleh waa adopted in a eaaom
Uat i.ight. the GenenU Aaaembl* to day aloetod Mr. Joha
^loTl-Muatouk.UnitedBtoteaMnotor for the long
im-u_taVMTbof Mar. h. i.-TJ and (,-u. J. c Abbott.
Srn%rIyofKew-Ham?ablro,?nd now of N.-w llauover.
f ? he ahort ..'.'..,. whi. h expi.ea Mnn 1. 4 Wl. vi.,v
ll tlii. it v._.urtt..y. without noticf aupointed a liew Ib.ar.l
of Commiastonera for tln* city thua aupi'lautiu- the
luunicipul auiiiorltua. The anthoritlca bellerlng that
Um Oovernor Md trauacended hia p-jw.ra, referred tne
-*_-?? .ouuael, whieh held that the .iove.nor ha.l 841< d
without autiioittv. Whorenpon tM > ity aiithoriiiee in
fonuad the new Board that they wo.ild uot glre i
them until tln.y should be legally t-lccted or apiM.int. d.
It iaruuior. d that Gov. Doldan haa called upou Oea.
Canby to allow bim nilliury aupport to enforce liie ortkr.
8UICIDE OF A 1'(>IMVM(U'TII MERCHANT.
POKT-MOCTH, K. II.. July 14.-Mi. Will.nr B.
Wait, a highly reapeetod tnercbanl ?f th:a eitr.oomaBlMM
auicide thia morning by opeinnic an artery m hla arui.
BANQl'ET TO THU HON. RHVLRDY JOIIN**ON.
lUl.TiMOKK, Julv H.-Tlie l)aiiqni*t l.y citi*
xen* of Haltnuoiv ta. tlie Hon. Reverdy .lohnatm. to tnor
ror arenlng, promlaea to be a moal im.r?--rin_ ...ei_-i..rt.
The Preaident i.ml Cabn.et, all Foreign Miniatera, und tb*
m, inlieiH of the I'nlted Btntea Senate, have been invite.1.
and iniiiiv ure B-POCted to ult* nd.