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THURSDAY, APRIL H,;1;.
CLYMER ON ARMINi: THE ffiY ATE
In the ornate, on the 12th or April. 1 , 01,
on motion of Mr. McCduria. II •w end
reading and f finsideration of the hill Pr"
Yidiffig for arming thp ',late w.f Pilfered
upon.
It so happened that just before the assem.
~, tiling of the Senate that evening, intelli
gence had been received by telegraph that
the forces of the Government were engaged
in actual conflict with the insurgents ut
Charleston. All the members were in pos.
sexitiOn of the news, and each acted tinder
t as his principles and feelings dimmed.
Upon the passage of each section of the
bill the yeas and nays were required. Each
division produced a strictly party result.
Every Republican voted to pot the State in
a condition of defense. Every democrat
voted the other way. On every division
Mr. CLYMER voted nu the rebel side.. His
principles, his sympathies, and his amin
rions, all took him that way.
On the final passage the vote stood :
YEAS— Molars. Benson, Boughter,
Cornell, Finney, Fuller, Gregg, Hall, Ham.
ihnu, Belt:Mud: Imbric, Irish, Ketchum
Landon; Lawrence, McClure, Meredith, ,
Nichols, Parker, Penny, Robinson, Ber
rill, Smith, Thompson, Wharton, Yardley,
and Palmer, Speaker-27.
Nsve---Messt-s. Blond, CLYMER, Craw
ford, Mott, Schindel, and Welsh-6.
This record,.which Mr. Ctirsor.n made at
the commencement of the war, he main
tained, with a most disloyal and infamous
consistency, till the close.
MR. CLYMER ON A RAMPAGE.
Match 11, 1889, Mr OLYMF.R, in his
place In the Senate, exclaimed
•
"Mr. Speaker, the Senator from Brad
ford asserts that this question of Slavery
meets tnteverywhere; It meets us here at
'home, and oh the bloody battle-fteld;' and
declares In excited and unary terms, we
must meet IL' • • • there you have
it, sir! There to no mistaking the Senator
from Bradfordend'his followers, Be and
they will never, no, never! consent that this Constitution shall he maintained as it
is and the Union restored as it was."
Mr. CI-sits:a evidently thought the Con•
stitution was an engine Invented and run
mainly to uphold Slavery ills thief
thought in desiring the preservation of the
Union seems to have been to keep Slavery
awhile longer from spoiling. Read at the
distance of four years his pathos is ridicu
lous and his principles contemptible.
- - -
THE Harrisburg Telegraph, hitherto
strongly_ on the side of the President,
speaks of the Connecticut election thus:
"The issue was one solely and only be
tween the People and the President. The
President referred his official action to the
People. The People accepted the refer
ence, deliberated calmly on that action,
and notwithstanding they were tempted by
the promises of patronage openly made by
the President, and threatened blthe par
asites sent front Washington to carry Con
nocticnt against the People, the People of
that glorious State have pronounced a
verdict against the President !"
TnE robber of Mr. Cord, at New York,
ht likely to effect a compromise, by which
he will pocket a cool $lOO,OOO, and restore
the residue of the plunder. Tb i. i, getting
to be the fashionabl e manner of adjusting
matters of this sort.
- - _
ED. FORNRY, in the Washingtna Citron
ide, says:
"It is surmised - Mat if the 'dead ducks
were resurrected in Connecticut yesteniat•,
'the tailor's goose' went clean to the
kun
TOtili GAM:III'TR . I observe in the. C. , ca.
mere6ll of to day an- editorial paragraph,
which, though unimportant per re, should
yet not be permitted lo pass unscrutinized,
inasmuch as it not only shows the light in
which radical reformation is regarded by
many, but attributes the worstmotives to
those aho are its special champions. The
paragraph referred to reads as follows:
"In telegraphing to the Hon. James M.
Scovel, President of the New Jersey Sen
ate, to elect a "Radical" or "Copperhead"
to the United States Senate, we apprehend
that the Won. Thaddeus Stevens said more
than he intended to say, Inasmuch as it was
but another mode of expressingthe "rule or
ruin" idea, on which some people are ready
to believe he is acting. There is a wide
difference, we humbly suggest, between u
Radical and a Copperhead, raid Mr. Stevens
might drop one extreme without resorting
to the other, and still do his country a ser
vice. The expression -lets Mit flood of light
on the motives pi - Mr. Btetai.4 l
Now this purports on its face to be an
humble suggestion, it would be difficult to
get up an equally short article transcend
ing it in audaciousness. Suppose it to he
shown that action and re-action are the el.
ements of the law of progress; and suppose
it to be further shown that persistence in
doing right by - dose who know what Is
right., is necessary to the triumph of right
—which. I think, are demonstrable propo
sitions--besides begetting an opposition
which runs into palpable errors, that they
actually contribute, by reason of their enor
mity, to make the contrast between good
and evil so plain that be who runs may
read; suppose 12fitiaa...to be trite, and it
must follow that whenever politics or any
other ingredients necesaary to the organi
=Lion of Society set in in the right direr
Lion, It should receive the warm support of
every true man. And such is unquestiona
bly the mode by which - progress achieves
its best ends. And these ends "cast their
shadows before" in just such telegrams as
TWA:ldeas. Stevens sent to Hon. James B.
Scovil.
Two doctors examine:a patient affected
with thatterrible'disease, the cancer. Dr.
A. tells the patient ho-can take it out by
the roots and eure_him thoroughly; but that
he must undergo a painful operation. The
patient II weak-nerved, and - asks Dr. H.'s
advice. Dr. B. (who Is not a Radical,)
promises to cure him.. without pain (the
chief recommendation of quack nostrums).
Dr. B. is preferred. The Dr. uses gentle
palliatives. Soon the external indications
of the disease disappear, and Dr. B. be
conies, to use a more expressive than po
llte_pltrase, "a devil of a Leßow." But a
shod time, botreTer, elapses before the
disease breaks out with renewed virulanci;
the patient begins-to languish; gentle treat
ment must restore , bini. In despair he call's
for Dr. A. The Dr. tells him hi e c,„,„ is
hopeiess. Afterinonths, and perhaps ye ars
of suffering, Intenser far than removing the
rootaof the disease while:-they were yet
controllable, the patient dies.
Though it may appear from the foregoing
illustration that I have formed a very im
perfect diagnosii of the disease called can.
eer; yet it will:I trust, appear that what
'semis to be the . easiest and best way of
'achieving SU end, may be neither; while to
persist in do regardless of tonesing„
quences, Is both. T. M. B.
April 2, 1800.
Our corresponds nt overlooks the studied
misrepresentation of- Mr. Srxverrs' pod
. - • • -
lion by the Commercial, In attributing to
him the Idea that there was no differenee
betweini a Radical, and a CopKr4ead.
Whit Mr. 13 , rnymes said, in effect, was that
there was no difference between•a Consery
wive and a Copperhead. But then, that
paper 13 not atintitle of fair dealing, and it
is idle to look in that quarter for it
4 . len•ral ItelDowell
BA, F
, itna i rc u =o , Cm, April 4—The Legiale
bore Ma cOnotutrent resolutions ex.
g=t Approetehion, at the services ot,
IlaDowcti,.. and imbue opo g re so g o .
promote hint to the MU rank or or General
ot the United States army'. The Legitietnis
erilirnottl 2 _ 1 On"lfy fSHPICUP:T : .. . _
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CITY ITEMS
./ M. Ful ton•s 11.-mg More,
,mlll,lleld roppo,ito.
11.1. Po-tunici•
Dry Good,
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Ft.r litrgent. litock, the grtat.t vnnet
e,11.1 Ilse lib prle., go to
HA ...I a Co•., %bit' krl 911-net
lilsek Silk..
All widths .nd ivialitles, on the northeast I „, r„i i „ in ;„g hifi. a ,r, ita,ninti finally'
corner of Fourth and Market streets .
An nil It) incorporate th e
F. li. ..tits, Is , a A tit operat ire Benefit Association of New Castle
..
........_
, Oil art relating to the clerks of the urveral
Finney 1. 010.4P41 Millar,
Plain, glue, Rios it, tireen and Wine Color. on t ""n ‘ t” n,it thetthe'',Y t , ' ,l nit net wneern
the northeatit corner of Fourth end Market , Irig
''''' tr ' et t . an ' i eiiie .. .hi , in the hrf rOnfrh
01 sew ickley: an act relating to the office of
streets.
C. ii.".x, L....a *. Co . lnterpreter for the several Con is of Alleghe
afeairrty !Pemba° too ny Ciotti!) an art for bills of promeentiou for
~..,, stark°, ~,,,,, disorderly persons In the borough of LMoneinet I
WILI dad at Harker Ar. t o,'N,
(Ou hoes of ~rioio, sheet lin g ., „taog.„ and s r an art authorizing an additional notary public i
other staple and Taney 00.14 al the lowest l ii ' d int:Theo)* Ciiiiiity; an net re•lallve to past.- I
eastern prices. kliik rid ligenses In Butler COunty.
• The Sena ! e then a dlourncil J.
Pub Deladrma,
Haines I
l i ohlite Width, Loh ehitapei than they ran be I The , log
h . „.
~,.
in ere pained'
Wand in'the city. Rtinn o.iw'ri th e northeast ' An act to incorporate the Water and Use Llghi ;
corner 01 Fourth and Market streets.
• company of Lawrenceville; an act relative to
C. il, i ..i-iii., I ''' . I t.o- the root snit expenses of grading the streets
-sem—
! in Allegheny Cltyt an act to ineorponuo the
catarrh.
Horne insurance Company of Pittsburgh; tin
Dr. teartlner, who has been meeting with .
act to incorporate tke People's Trading ASsO-
great ...tress In the treatment of Catarrh, .
a 11l kgain visit this City, on Tuesday, Aprll en " i ' n nf R.rntlitghani
t;th, nail remain here nulllthe 21st. Retreats
!
tatwrrh by the use of warm medicated inhalla I '
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE '
thin. mitre Monongahela House. Read hi,
• Ivertiaement. . i 1
SF.N ATE.
Mr. WII.n introduced a joint resolution di
reettng the secretary of War to take Inept for
preserving the grave. of [Talon soldiers from
desecration, which w. passed.
Mr. Ponteroy Introduced ajolnt resolution
appointing it board of manager', for the Na
tional Military Academy, which a. referred
to the Military Committee.
Mr. Clark, from the Judiciary. Committee,
reported back with certain amendmente, the
FlOtae bill In relation to the habeas cormis
Si . Stewart moved that the Special Com
forterule Fifteen be dificharged from the
consideration of the plan of recoil
at ruLion recently submitted by him, and that
Ills resolution be made the special order for
to-morrow,
Mr. Stewart spoke of the Impatience of the
country for some definite plan of reconstrue
tion at the hands of Congress.
The expiration of the morning hour cut off
discusedon on Mr. Stewart's motion.
The veto mcA Shia taken up at 1 o'clock,
and Mr. Trur B r took the floor in oefense of
the Civil Rights Bill.
Mr. Trumbull said be fully shared with the
President his regret at the latter being unable
to sign the bill to protect all persons In their
civil rights. He regretted this action of the
Presiaent on account of the latter, as it will
tend to alienate him from those who elected
him to his poriltion-who gladly suatained his
administration, in the piincipleit upon which
he was elected; but, above all, he (Trumbull)
regretted It for liberty's sake, to secure which
the Government was formed.
lir. Trumbull then proceeded to show that
its provisions were Just and wise, extending
' his remarks at great length. In the °our. of
Thomas W. Parry se Co-,
TIIIE•FOREIGN NIARKETS. ; his speeh, Mr. Trumbull related the follow
, ing incident: teas than font rear. ago, in
tactical Slate Slate Roofers and Dealt.. in Awe..
, ply to a veto message by Prevident Buchanan
an Slate of various colon . Office at Alesan•
__. ; of the homestead bill, the Sea for to whom I al
der Laughlin'. near the Water Works Pluto
. ludo--
I'OH TI AND, Mr „April I -The nteatnnhip Doe Mr. sunnier-What Senator was it r ( Laugh-
Margit, Pa. Residence, leo 7e Pike street. Or.
mamma, which left Londonderry on the lad ter.)
ie. promptly attended in, All Work Warrants
Mr. Trumbull continued t-H-- said this idea
nits, arrived at 7A5 this evening.
ed water PrOof. RoPeirthe done at the " o r" in the House of Como - to.. on the 2lst, the about poor foreignere somehow or other iip
warn to haunt the itnagmations of a great
oat notice. No charge for repairs, provided the . bill rtholisiong certain restrictions noon die- Many people. I am constrained to say Biala
roof is not abused afte. It is put o •
the Senator alluded to) that I look upon thin
. sentern at 0 tfooll Calyer-sity w. debated and
. -......-
; objection to the bill as a mere quibble on the
Pall and Rioter Hanle. carried through a second reading by Ili ma- t part of thtip,aident., and aata,[n g hard pre..
all for some ex.. for withholding his tae
in with great pleasure we mil the eaten. 1 t •
' " The Duds Nous regards this division as the : al of the rottaaure; him allusions to the for-
Lion of our readers to the nubperb stork of Fah t
t seat criterion yet prenented of the strength eignerS bt this ilotineetiOn, leeks tome more
and Whiter Geode just received by Mr. Johe lof the parties In the new Parliament. ' like ad expfansiton of the mere politician or
Velar, Merchant Tailor, No. 126 Federal street, . A nuttier Liberal member, Mr. Oliphant, gave demagogue, than a grave and attend reation to
I liegbeny. Ma stock embraces sok," attics• of an intended nintiOn afTeCting the fa-- be offered by the President in a veto meatier
of the turn , '.
hill, namely. To inquire Into the quo I upon no important a multject.
..*-
1r
aunt beautirul Cloths, Cass imeresterroat. ! Lion of the re-deftributiOn of mate , Sumner-Who was the Senator! ,
age end Vestings ever brought to th western
Mr, Thi
i Th e e idiom:en If the Reform ,. Bill etnitin tLe to Mr . Andr u e i a brili:J o h .o a n t Is Te re laintztag i : M r Seth.
der ket- Bin . 8 MM...1 of Fdrulahleg tioMia, , tliiept?..l!4l,l.;?. Lel'l:4:Bl:udrsh.'cotihitenigtVgntllia%‘E.,:or.; l ' s ta perhaps the best analwer,'Gion% I.'Shiliuld
wimprinlng Shirts Drawers Collar. Neck Ties, ; Gr.vaner's amendment a ill seal the llooni 01 hardly herr ventured to have used such
as laridgo,ii, e ,„ , s e, „,,,,,,,,,,, r e , „ eri ,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,,, ! the bill, while the other nide antiCipate little language in reference to the President, .to
it west. A •rge aback of ready mad Pant. ! o e r no danger trout tt toile. there is serious accdullsse,liiz
ii.;ifeqfluielltrebllngilAnilitilezia.geoegi-ti:en 1
d • fectlon from th e Liberal ranks.
Leal., Vesta and Overcoats, will also tie ound . The Tenn, learns front a reliable authority veto Message 10 grass . The President also
at his swam...merit, Persona In want of any ; tim i t „, th r o , ess o saf l i , r. of
, I ;ti e te iL irt r ho s t r is ii l a s
e n r i t e longs, a 1,:l tniptedidectiftene,totmelaiktillealtileziar;ertwof %nes: •
Oiling In the s thing Ina 'Monad not fall to I I.'`.r-tda.y m " or i n a ing ,, , ' lle lath, red
he in ar au...W.l a ' re born I '' n this country, mol where the lili- '!
give Mr. Winer a rah.
1 Fr i day
sent a telegram to his wife lello aas sien are born I nnot tell Like Topsy, It Is
I staying at Cork, expecting every day bistro, 1/ tientiOnable. mi g hty were not born at all, but
irresponsible t ounterfeltern. I i ion+ to embark for America; she and her sin- Just come. , Latighterd
11 .MU for England en route to He (Mr. Trumbull) was of the opinion that all
one of the InOst, serious annoy-aim. which
the proprieto of au artiele in Unnf.lial de- The sheitantioah, put at auction at Liver- Slavery, were citizens. That was the opinion '
mend have to rs nuer is the paraticai ~,,,_ omit on the 2 . 2,1 by order of the United elates of Attorney Itenereil Bates, and the practice j
Lotion of it by parties equally unscrupul ous lag.
. On grt‘B2., was knocked down for .Els,7fat tso o n- of the present Secretary of the stat,
Mr. Marcy. Ile combatted the Idea Goa a
and irrequiusble. Ilan inflivldual or a firm :P us 'Wk.-Petit MS are unimportant. state hail power to make citizen. e
with means engages In this nefarious busti t e,,, t The Monroe was fiats Beatles Closed at net. ' United Statue. Con Ba t ahas the sole p ower.p
the damages award a court of jostle° for , Me• The decision of Chief , Justice , Marahall, was
srats.-A Madrid telegrams aym the lipan.h that a citizen of the United States, ?matting
the offense are collectable, and it is .1111 e Sat- liPVertlEnt,lll hail received important du- In any Shoe of the Colon, was a citizen of that
Astarte. to the party wronged that the wrong- patches from its Minister at W.hitigton, bSt t mate . The Presideuta farts are as bad as his I
'Merl, made to Coffer; but in most cases the sa i mon a hat subject is not stated. 'low. This . not the first time the right of ,
- l Ara Val• •110 Patrans.-The statements in l Federal citizeriship Was ' , repeats! Lo he colder- .
rote. are inert of show, who cannot respana in I regard to A .traa and Prussia are conflicting , rml by law. There have been several cases of
dollars to the law's swami.
1 The Gorman firms in London have unsierm- ' collective naturalisation by annexation and
Ilestet ter's Stomach Bitters being a &foulard 1 ly ridiceled the Idea of hostility, and the latest. ! Wer e
cum and Tex. for example. I
telegram. ern of it reassuring channels, , inn , It la a cOMmon practice to pa. acts defining
Tome, LOArk °table every. here, 1.11 rerres t
P ' .. " .401 the German press eontinues to Oral in : the moaning of other sets. My opoe, and
lag tee value affixed to It ail arcurstely as a warlike rumors.
the prevailing opinion la, that all native horn
Nat tonal Bank hill represents the atom. t ex.
I
A special courier arrived at Vienna I,u the porton. not subject to foreign o. p:wers, are r ,
.by
pressed on it. face, hex been extensively coon- Ost a ith dispatches from the Prussian Go, ;by virtue of their birth, cis. . The Pa i
e. rnment, the nature of a bleb has not trans- ; dent's objection, that all e.t.a are not repro.
terfeted and andulated. The proprietor. have , pired.
I nem. here, does not seem to have prevented
spent tunny thouaand dozier. In h,,,,,,, ~,, Ise rest vi A LON naUNDiAn 4-Ltlndon, F . tdoy : hint from u a t iglit i tig arty mot other Mlle. Sir,
'rni
h''''ng
d'"'"
i'''''''''' -indivhl " W ' ! t'''ed'''n',"°. iCfs " . r'i l ' e s ; ,' l7l The e h i r t ' i n t k o .3 7 .., ' pe7t. ' ..:n ' t. h", 1 r'ebp°r*.ert'ine.4 eg h o a se t 1:teu11"17.47: ...thtrtawr'enntoy!
and Orilla WhO have girt, their minds to this ' A let - ming war rumors
eon
nett tO prevail] five loyal States, which have stood by the
dirty work. These parties .notn e o r th e ,,,, a , al % lenna, but the flows Is con flirting l' a ion and Constitution, are to be dm.
volunteers was , privml of their right to legtalatat Sir, it
least-have a wal of changing their base, Th" r" '"' " "g of A ''''''''" .
about to commence.
. le pot the fault of the twenty-five loyal Staten
though they nacre chan ge their &sena., q lie rem- saya : Lord Groavenor's resolution and if the reason urged by the President Is a
Whet, an injunet ion la Laid lip Oil them In one , wrufdrnWel Up by Lelaraell, and If it should ht. I good one now, n haa been a good one for all
part
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they
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1 '''titali'gli't'e"r"bkYV,Lifiet Z n i l ge b* ati ( o a n d :77ge l :T,.; l 4: ; ro lb ge t i l lTrir . " t h n ' tit firitte o go " tr e m S e t' nlifit I t=rg .
ntmae , to anOther, and try tha trick again. In . 'moo . Or the dissolution of the Hot., i t Corn the government the rights to lei:delete,
some eases It is tiereallary to kill theta two or most probably a diasolUtiOn. why, sir, then the criminal Is to take
no three times oyer. Perhaps the twat thing A collision took place on the Norfelk coast , Inge of h i la crime, an i d the l pu r a i i i lt e en ii t
t it e r; b dr a wi tatt ,
between au English steamer and •
a hessian • mosishet for the gut ty . I
that mitt lie done under these elreihnstalleen htlig. Ti,,- bri g afterw ord. capes. n. 1.11 tea the President has famed a proclamation, not
is to "ion an fikfunsit ~,, " mato all a lin use th.. :of the crew and the captain we.. drowned. lor peace . tbe Senator from Nevada I Stewart)
Bitters to buy only of dealers about they fn. ' Li rerpr-f r. , tbrt . .llorket • . btrrir•ol, -lb re.* a seems to suppose. l i t no trians. N ot a press
-The- Brokers circular reports; the Nlll, of ' lamation that the re Ilion over, et. that in
trust. In every cite, t oe -,, ,‘,,,, s.;;;s„, ;,, 11111. eel hot Imp 71,C00 balms. The market certain Staten it Ls over. The President does
Unit.' State. and Bsh Amen Ica this fa t opened buoyant with an advance of r'ai'l i not toll tin that Texaa, one of the
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tonic,
Nye opened
P''''" Ive """
h- I t ' ia 'r t l'A'ri"..ili.g_bittL.'"l. Tt l e7„ ' :ol " tlrna "l"'"‘ ore s ii ' r '' lTtit ' n ' l I BLVilrtlozlhtrlie wiee p renis en n te r d e tr il e!%ll.7 lf n w:
clue lit/iy IN) procured of rel bible ;nee Of Lima , Lir, et' ,A; Middling, •_eiti'd ; Upland, 'arid; Itlid- had to walt for moven Staten, must a c not
neon.
dling. 19!„11.
Texas! The same principle would re-
Ileditetter's Bitters Trod,
market
market dull. q uire ( us to wait for Texas, and she has not
Are sold wholesale and retail at very low rates I Itretuottiturs market dull. Provision litartiet : yet re-or govrment, and
rganizett have
it Fleming's Dreg and Patent Medicine Depot " L 0 k. , t ,,'1,,,
.',I 3;7„ar1Y....,._,,..,,„,„„._,,,,„„0,„ clo se d not been recognized as haring a Republican
Na tii Market st rem, corner of the Diartio n e a, ~,h6 - .4 foe mo ney .
I form of government, entitling them to rep.,
and Fourth etheet.
The banana In the Bank el England Mei vas- , sentation. The resereaentatives they have
ed during the week one hundred and t wenty_ , chosen from most of [hone States that have
~...........e.smes.,, tag ht thousand pounds.t undertaken to re -Organize, are portion. fresh
! from the rat:willow. CCM rasa and from the
Senators Wright and Dloon-Linporte• C. ' ..',1,,, 71,4471'4;-/1/" " l.C.... t.rn't 7s--iiito; g
, rebel array, men who could not be pulmit
lion of Liquors-Revenue Decision- : Erie ,'},;-
-..- !
and here, could not take the nal al-
Fishery Roestion-Univeraal Amnesty. ,
..,, rite oath to entitle them to their seats;
SlLlor lons, April .1.-The rribune's Washing. : BREST AND CHERBOURG ADVICi:a. and are we to wait and to abstain
(MI alienist mays: Senator if right, from New
from all legislation of a general character
- -- - , Sir, these States are only to be represented
dertmv, ins no fatigued Ity his Journey here, '
I through State organization• all members or
that he was yesterday unable LO go to the S.- ; The irikojera Disappearing.' this body can only be presented through State
ate, and It. Is extremely doubtful if he can be ;
I organization, and all members of this body
got there when the vote on the Coll Rights ; • _ __
can only be elected by the State Legialature.
Bill comes Up. Senator Dixon In .metchat
e . 1 The members of the other Hoarse can only be
better, If It should be raining when the Vote tO so s- , o• a • .... •• -o•-•••
I nr-c.1..1P11.1.01111L/ONS ISSUES!. ' elected In pureuan. of the State laws. Hence,
In taken, neither me be relied on to be pres- 1
! an preliminary to any repreeentation In rho
eat.
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other hon. crf Congress, it must be deter-
The Secretary of the Trmisury yesterday Is- (
! maned whether there is a State Government,
sued a circular, to Custom officeni, in Wirielt l T u l
I J liau's Equalizing Bounties Bill,,! and whether there is a State Legislature ha,
he ntates that . a large amount of spirits,.
lag soithoricy to elect Senators, and having
liquor In imported into the United States per
-
' authority to provide law. under , which repre
porting to be medicine-, but 10 reality hieing i
t sentatives may be elected. There wa.
but slightly tinctured with etiannoes, they lineifinartia, April 4.-The Departtnettl of .
a time certainly when there were no such
most exercise unusual vigilance hi the ("Mee- , State has received official intormatioe trout Legislator. In any of the eleven States.
Lion lad prevention of each fronds ti the rev- 1
entity In every instance whore such marches, 1 the United Stales Consuls! at Brent and Cher. , There Was a time when the only kind of goy
! erament in many of them was hoettle to the
dine I. entered, there must be a thorough in. bourg, under date of March ilth.
I United States; when every member In it tuati
apection to satisfy themselves that the !Moore ! The Consul at Cherbourg states UM , from abjured tila allegiance to the United States
thms tinctured arc intended for medicine! Mal. l the tenth eaul the end of Fehroary, there oc- , and sworn allegiance to a government that
The Tribune's W.hingtoo special say. that ctirred sly-eight dea th . from cholera, mak- i was hostile to this. does
another Invoice of goo,D amountin g in value tag from the beginning up to date, one hun- United States, carried with it area rights.
to SAM, from the Freedmen , . AM Society of deed and fourteen days, a total or three hens what are they I Why, air, they are the inhee
Bradford, England, end eciesiiMe 4 to . the fired and fi fty -eleven deaths from cholera, in a I rent and fundamental rights which belong to
President of the Nlitional preedmeots Relief population of forty thousand. The disease every citizen fuel freeman In all countries
AesOciation, In New York, has just been re- eectina to have disappeared, as no deaths had i such aa the rights enumerated in thin hill,
cawed by the Secretary of the Treasury, who recently occurred, and the Sanitary Board wait and they belong to citizens
In
all the States
h. Oireated their admission Into port free of issuing clean bills of health.
In the Union. The right of American
dtity.
The consul at Brent reports that the mil- I citizenship means something. it does
The lion. T. A. Rollins, Commiaaloner of In- demi° has at length retired, peens., of cnolera , not mean in the ea. of
aWg,
fOrehfner that
ternal Revenue, yeaterday decided th at all I having .Dpe,,,,,r 'once starch Ist. The Min- I when he . naturalized he is to be left to the
persona who are reqmred to take out I icoloes later or Comm.tee at Par. ha, oohs., I cleats merny of State Legislate re. lie hart a right
under the internal revenue law, must give hills of health to be issue& when fully naturalizes' to go into Rs lands,
new bonds intern receiving lieences for tbe Lieut. Gen. Grant has appointed Malor Geo, reside there, and the United States will pro
ensuing year.
K. Lech Assistant Adjutant General of Voluu- teat him In that right. It would protect a oh
ne IVorld's Washington spechil says Tho teens to fill the postoon which was occupied leen of the United Stites not only in one
queation of protecting the rights of AMerican by the late T. S. Bowers,
state of the United Metes, but It would pro
fishermen Is becoming a mrious one. The The President leaned orders for the'pardOn teet him In foreign countrie "Equality of
Government has dispatched two vessels to the I of sov•eo per.ions yesterday. They were spe- Rights la the lamb of the Co.mmonwealth,"
fishing grounds, and will probably soon send I o f
cases from eeveral of the Southern statea, I says Kent.
another. Sir Erederick Bruce has heal two or I under the lath exception.
Ur. Trumbull hare cited several authorltioa,
three inteririews lately with M n. Seward on some days ago Mr. Julian Introduced n hill nhowang that a citizen is entitled to be pro.
the subject.
equalizing bounties, which win referred to the tooted in his liberty, proerty and eajoyment
A Republican senator remarked today that Military Comnilttee, and which met the views ,GO tell it LO the father whos e son woe. t.ved
he watt well assured a proclamatm a of Delver- 1 of the MillOrn end Soldiers Unice of thin city t to death at Andernonville the widow whose
sal amnesty would • mon be leaned.
! The principal ohjection to this bill wa s rim I huidand was slain at Mail. Ridge, or to the
- -stspe--- - - supposition that It would require Mir II Veil little boy who leads his blind father thrtmgh
c ase I million of dollars as estunated by the I ay- the +Anima of your city, who lost his eye on
Cover eat Purchase-Bribery
Di .:m h
___,,,,, tan Independen muter General and Provost Marshall Getter. the Gulf roam. Go tell them that this govern
,al Pry, but at the request of Mr. Julian, Ur. meet, In defence of which the rum and hos.
Soelety.
I Brodbetul, Second Comptroller of the l're,... band fell, and the father lost Ida eras, Is &ger
-Now Yoko, April 4.-A Statement has [wen , ury, haa submitted to him a carefully preps., eminent that line a right to call their persona
published of several of the paper, to the el- led inatemont of official data, from which tt ate to Ito dedease, but has no power protect ha
pea. that the amount to sittbdy the require- friends in any rigiiiit htever. r, it cannot
feet that the Government of the United States :
albs of Mr. Julian's bill will be lessth an two be. Such Moot L e u3eaning of ur constliu
brut purchased of Denmark the Island of Santa j b e d re ,,, m ini on ,
lion. Such is not the meaning O f American
Cruz, one of the Antilles, with the object of I ,
eitizetothip.
making it a neva] station. I
Mn, Trumbull uasaed to a eonelderation of
The case of Simon Davao. °berg. with ha, I NEW 'JERSEY SENATOR QUESTION e the xectional dation:lg of the r iunishment on.
WT bribed E. H.Pyatt, an inspector of Liquor !
an
t
In order to induce the latter to give him the 1
I j ir= e lie a dviollitiOn tea to7 T.?: public ii l w e . th i e f " ll
--
use of ha brand on several barrel. or whlaky, .
I Judge Set viciouolly,for oppreastvely, Ini=ltint
by
which
ael
it
was
alleged
a fraud
bad
t"
I NO CHOICE YET EFFECTED. !to b... P u.i.hod ' Ere the n re ed. act P
coneiderable extent been perpetrated on
IWO, a similar on.
the Government, was up for judgment yester- I : •
Mr. Trumbull, after discussmig then bjec
-..--
day before Commissioner Bette, who decided
Done of the President Lo the second emotion,
that Devon should be disci:rged, ''
the
1 The President's Interference. rsvio.ed the other portions of the veto mos.
=Mend that the law did not make it a crime ,
sage In proof of the conflicting legislation
to offer or pay money or a bribe to an Officer, I .
expectral, and that danger we...apprehended
tO influence hin anion.
from the conflicting. legislation not yet et-
A number of resident Canadian. held a rev
reeled.
olitrooary meeting In thls city last night, and
Mr. Trumbull cited the official returnsof the
appOinted a committee to form a permanent
titaliturt officers conneoteal with the freed.
society, in this city to rusitato for Canadian In
mei.' bureau, of the Stade lawn recently en
dependenee.
allied he prohibition of the right of the negro
to lease or own land, and other rights, securtsi
to them in tide Mil. He also referred to the
military orders sanctioned by the ?readmit,
showing the same thing, among them those of
Gen. Sickles at Ch.lestOn conciliating the
law-making authorities against diserlutina
tiziglugaluet any class of the pOpulation, die.
elating that all laws should expresedy
aectire in all respects equal Justice
So freedmen as to all other people. His order
of March 4th, declared the Executive juris
diction in all cases affecting [madmen of the
superior, circuit and provost courts. He
spoke of the frequent exercise of these pow
ers under the dereliction of thePresldent, and
assumed a radical cluing° In the President's
opinions and actions upon this subject.
He also discussed the specific potters of the
President, claiming that the war powers rest
od in
the oh Con e tross He next proceeded to exam
ineelation of the President to the third
section o the bill against the extent of theju
rladiction to federal courts, grouted In cases
arising under thls act. He claimed that the
President had made a st rahledconStructlon of
It In assuming that all all eases arising under ,
its provisions must neomsarily be excluded
from State Courts, but If It Oil,
sustain such eonstruction . , and such was found
to be Mamas, safeguard fOr the rights of the
freedmen; he would freely say that their
liberty should be maintained at all haaardei
and he would further fay that it It was roam
essentially necessaryfor their iriroteetion; he
would put in the hands. of Deleted Men the
ballot, and the faith Of the nation is pledged
to protect these wholuid fought to inistoin the
Union, He would never came In his effbrts to
make that. pledgegoOd.
To the obj -eWrOn Made to the - mlimber or QM
cull and aganZalred. by the MR, he re
plied
hint It Wall melded from ibe 'Wow
known ea the Hell Nave Is w. soanbleserw In
Itself always , ' -10 be ornmpuntlona4
tatepenter Jobbing shop
lartng returned alter au sheen.. of three ,
"."ll In h"' "' I have re-opened "°/' _
STEPHENS CERTAINL Y IN PARIS.
for a sorts ofjobtung to the earpencer ltne a the old stand, Virgin Alley. between Sailtb-
Maid at:remand Cherry Alley. Ornorssolletten I
and promptly attended to. Alarming War Rumors at Vienna.
WILLIAIC rostamer.
_
Allot,. in Georgia.
New Tone, April 4.—The Herald'. Washing
ton special says. Alexander fl. istephens, of
,Georgia, In in this city, and speaks thlmly but
eneouragingly opinion hondition of society and
tone of poblic in that State. The ta
bor question is fast adjusting itself, and less
animosity exists between tolsclur and whites
than Northern people generally supixce.
an evidence of this he cites the fact that tile
'Georgia Legislature iclassed en net providing
in a few words, that freedmen shall nave We
f right to contract, and to enforce contracts, to
and-b e "ed. JO testify In the Courts and
be submitted to the same punishment for
like offenses as whites. The same statutes an
ply to whites' nd blacJul, and the same courts '
tithe cognirance of the offenses. No distino
lion is made on account of race or color; so
that all stand equal Pierer° the law. Beyond
Lis, however, 111 r, Stephens asserts that the
- People of Georgia death/ nothing so much
their practical restoration to the Union,
that they honestly intend to adapt themselves
to the new conditions by which Chip , IWO MIX ,
rounded, and make ova their pro tuitions of
sincerity,
Treaty wink butllan Tribes—Southern
Posted's*. neopenetl.
WAIT-Moves, April 4.—. The President has
proclauned the treaty With the saw.. Ares
and bands ot the Daootah or litonxiadians for
the preservation of peace, and th eir remora!
from the overland roatel. publication has
heretofore beimmadecof treaties With other
Indians of that tribe as sacred bond. and for
precisely the same objects. _
A onmber of postodices _ yucca esterday re
,opecedin"Rori.b Carolina, essorea, Louisiana,
and Tata& •
The Preiddent hair recognised hildoto
consurotapaita lie, !thew
.
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If 41(ft10111.'... April 4. I -OA.
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! English Parliament Proceedings
1 Tasmros, N. .1., April 4.—The resolution of
the Mouse to go Into Joint meeting this after
noon at three; o'clock, was lost In the Senate
.by a rote of to yeas against 11 nays. The Sea
-1 ate passed ar e T h e e
to adjourn on Prida
1 of this week, The Presidentof the Senate has Y
Indicated his willingness to go at once into
j oint meeting for the election of any of the
andidates named, nIzeDL . Lattell Wm. 1,.
. Dayton, has been named for the Seuatorehip
The interest in the New Jersey Senatorship
Is unabated. Mr. bcovil remel, yestarday, a
letter from R. 11. Leeds, who believed blow))'
to be the Informant of the Philadelphia Thle
yro,ph of the alleged offer from Preindent
Johnson denying the statements.
The Tekgraph of thin morning earn in reply
Wi can eaniiy Imagin e AIL :aril had no AIM
h u e l Wd b. no n t d reff the letter but wel'hayt43ll4dt't=
poatesslon the names of the parties who have
openly announced he dldexhibit Just much a
letter as we stated Saturday.
Taiorrosi, N. J., April 4.—The Senate, by a
vote of ten to eleven, refused to go Into joint
session tor a choice of Senator.
Rhode Island =gotten—Geo. Burnside
Elected Governor.
Paoviusecs April 4.—The Stto election to
,LazipwassulLOll very guletlg, and Go v ernorwith but little position, returns from all ile towns In the
State except three showing for tier
ce ,d Na
tional Union, 7,7491 for Lyman Pier, Goma
erat, 2,456, and scattering, 142. The remaining
towns will not materially change the result.
William Green is elected Lieutenant Govern.
or, and John IL Bartlett re-elected Secretary
of State.
Richmond Mayoralty Election. •
noniaoan, Va. , Aprll A.—Joseph Mayo wag
elected Mayor to•day.without oppmltion. The
election of Councilmen and /Mennen paned
offlinletly. Them lrail siOpidithal Mat.
• •
1 - FTSBU
_ _ RGH, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1866
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS..
- -
___.
, ones an .1 in the interest of freralmee as (he I. al Suprense coort-cialm 'ort Ai. °ivy AN-D guBuRBAN. The Late Mr. Batten oil.
fro.
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tearnae,„Conaugt.. ...
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4 no.' „,,,:: , ' , ; , l:! ,, ;:::::ro t r; r h:`",:e",r.';,; th ~„,, i P'''' R''-'a'hih"" R'''""Thee* '
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL 1170 eighth neenonn he •nlin, ea w tx• taken verbal- •
COMIC). Teachers
A smociation.
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1 :.I,o,,nelmind
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hi3l.last,e,steeLoefraelere.,a7; • The aonnal session of the Alley:heti ) 4 0011E3 r,, ~ eft Maros t , t r 0.,.. ~. t . „,,,,,, g to„, e
i t
Timelier s A scromettor t wi. errnytmed tt: Hit 1,....de100r1,.. 1it,144,,....01,,1.1,1;:l 1 , 1 , 4 0, f ,, 1 , 1e1 , 11: nate.
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- I taken from is tau in \an Beror•- [ I . I I ' ''' - '' - `al dust eithin Lite mates d. Hall of the Fourth Wart Pultile-Sehool Hotorr• '
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•rt r i • •to 1.. In tette:Won by proclamatton ot ni this city, Wed ley morning. The .Isso , its." been sto l " - r:l, the citnct nal anti Jed lel o.
ado ltribitration - in I.cae tdadly anal, I /lan
from e, ir,,fine,t
0krintgb,0f4a5i,,,,,,d,1„r,e1,,itti0r,e,,,5,m0,f,t.,,111.,,. n0 r, .... ,: iiII.. ','.l.,l',l,i,”rentiliTeirnee'ri'lii7r
inte.ei.;;.;igiitT,',..itiiuir Micron wits called to furled at Italf.pnal Mee 1 tuattager r the a Ise e matieelim, toe
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u p:l ° ,o ll , lg a %ere,
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r e t c h %) r ertienilei„ies,,,a,,,,i;i
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of nod in regular order. csthey males
on t :natty anperintetirlent, Ind the evert uses I t, '" , ""'.." "i"
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Pr""l"u'e.
ha"
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e ."
next term ot this court eittler Om rules there- ; o'clock, by the President, .1 T !Mutton( i l ,:mi. I and t r .. , h wh ' i • (h '' h ' .. '"' all ' l "P.' I h n t , h ,, h ",
. er on , I th...10044.L.
upon the COhdritothoml right+ Of Congress, of Ti t ,. rii„ ,„
, 44 ore opened it ith proem-, by l•rnf. cows Iclek. I tin the tenth rtit of r. ; : imr +. 14.41,. till. Inu
base assempllon of the unwarranted isrwers • ..,,, , ", i I 1 . - 0 - ''' n -4 7 .1 a1"... ttaVe IreettAre- r, of the Third e ord.Allegheny i pa., etsor'no ni I ::•....- fial l , f - 'll ° a
ttfil,i!oplaalril,fiallr,s,eZeerse.,...la,,cta;l3dliaaTt..,,:•er.,k,;;.,teire.. ,
~ ..,-, , , ft„, , e t 1 t o r T,,,,,, " - , 1 , 1 i 1 - ;.. a l' in le ., -M i ‘ r , eg-i. L a n n 's •s i ., n.i ' -l e '
.. In the abs . ence of the seen.ian m ‘ • then el:s . e , Vlals . nagea . and trout that rt.
11110 it nf the Government am! destruction Of ! curen field, I•roteroor Luckey nee appointed j until On .I.ts ~ 1 M. , 14 ./411 M.. coliticcl lon 4. 111
ir llbe o r4y ee,..
jo
the
p0..e,,p0
of the,
tan
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‘1.1,1r;
(r:th'5'e1...:.71:::',:',:::',1.,",:,...'ti;t:1.,::',',.:::7,,:1i, i'it'a:",:el..ti',,!iii.::2!
3. Sloth be ennsieeration atm lit no con til , . area will
' of •I
he . mt.par.4 1140:10.1,41 crillnlrtlB9lll.4lth .40.1
Chu President:. Sr Par from D. th 17ill ea, ' '''."l
M tilt
'"Pre'e
Coil , '" ere"' the (rein', t4 ; r177 re fi ' t :
proposed with a stew to carry colt ahat men ;:;•''',1,:.,e,r,T,'.101'.1*,r,r.,.„0.4h,',.f te l eli„ti ',;',',',"""ht ~,,
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IM PP a r:- . 1 . f0 l. the vie.'" of tim Pr rente. 1 . and or decree of the Court, and of snob titfrTne"'it...
0 Itthd hl. Mtn !Wore Its Introductlce' tory orders, ruling, judgments and decrees an ammo of the Anseretatlon The motion n.a. great h./entitled, Mid Mild dill...nd, Mid allied
Men
e 'lf r ''' a d b .. and lb. Pt-toads:et appointed the fol- i freely Ire the
counsel net, in.,. to at to In that
into the Senate.
„ ay ~,, ~,,,,,,,,,,, ~,, . iiron, anal ei . the
lle.osselanegymiTi= ta.o.ameT,ift,l.oguhx3.7
J, G t o r o wnen, g i: 1
e r,....n , tt1 - t Ile him been called to his eternal
.. Lam new about to relate private
[tons of the Prestialeut, but it 14 right that t h e de slara - • e n ts.re t and frt. A Mullng of the forts In the ease groan, M'Keesportt Joseph Logan, Hiner. ; Itrodyrd, That whilst we mount the death of
An iericanpeojile should know that the roil. ht . ....tel Court of Claim". anti the conclusion"
t Tie rter Ma c44r / I, V. 110.... lOtift etllllMerlon
;of taw on said tants, In - which the Court routed • elne •., .
Pr. , . ..... Rum of th e emi t w,,t-a. foor n d l in ! 411111 t his 1 070/1110 4. prompt OM] ermstant at,
"'ever"' which e ' ha. h." ' ' oh him iirhi Li "' r I lie intlemetat or vireo , . Tim finding Of Ili':
nano a ppointee:et sd a rommittee of three hr. tend/seer et mem trig s ~, the Board.
in
own 1444,4111 g.
gm"'
In.-"fer"nt:"
to
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be
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tit'
' trae%'l.l'.nalt:Ta,eirrilliTO" ° lo t 'tab: tC*Joh'lrt'aa toi t' P l a ' r e t i'," 4 . ' sess'iTnategrf"tlll'e"‘"Zreel":•ert'srr‘tt:'. " T " li r e ' Lu g (.I!ttti".'l., ' :I"ers'imharirt(nWriii'itis ‘a‘l".l.carceoulacr'Wel9lll"lliallartirvtelly. ar0...."
" Soon after Congress met, It became claim
; the record. llie facts so found are to be the ' a d opt , niet iniee
n t Chao - :
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(teen the rthelttlelll HIM •
14010.. Met, or l
, in itttee"."Ph Ismer, nen, appal clad the rota- our 14144 In loc :11.1,1111
COngre. In regard to the mrtelatoti of the I. P I . .
be/11011n Shmen and the nghla to Ire seta e t •••I to ." t. ' n I "" t 'lie ''' ‘ l ' nee on ''''''' these
n.- After some tine 1 :mat 014 111..thill,111t1 1011..- dtir.• % './17.44'. f ..1011,C110l tr ee i r l. 111'1'1" ;:f.. m." I ' ll a T . Oti b J1111 P 011 hWed y of
the freedmen.
The Prealdeut in his annual message eml de- ' ' .. lttilrYal -l a n 3:;(1e11...ted Itel.w:"Mlit judgmenta or ,
,) .„,„,e,,l,eres,,,,la,a,li3e,,llc;ir,elao,cor....nliounieedretnodearnetia,per,.ehaeln, raTanhenent.,
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ttoit.l:l,o,rnlualtpiloew:ir,,eonf,.t,h,:t.„7:,:il,,t,...ir,el.l;
tit the Raw elate Meeting of the ..erd
tO the negroes, but he was equally
hie eases one of the rigida of erer, icon It.' tclir‘"ltiP:tr..lo3oc rt a7l- C 7 4ai ag n i is t , " a h n a d ll bglya p g e e tit a i P o P n il fre t t " b n e l LeßeLogin"llartsit'gra7dhr'elas" t'l‘,l '14e41 / 1 5 1.17c14 " .. ' t e " , ‘.."
' "”
- 'll'4l"L"r•gh'.;:l \'''''-'ltl'id "t.be.s''efroiltjoi::;'"ng'YPl;:;‘M" fit
We. liberty and Um pursuit of happiness .al Ineance of such appeal. mirth eti Lion •hall '
, Teaetters " The speaker described In a I re. I
1.011101 0 a oistinet me nlicatio' n P of the k t. , " "t ada• , 1 ..
. . • d
a ~. ~ . 0 1M1.41151 were aoopto . _ ,
There were mine 11100thm, of flooti-co.c./ who
expressed the opinion that in the orris}, tha- ' idle ...1 to but I. been colnult led by said Cr time, 1 time, and graphlt. Wanner, the charnel erist .r . •ll rthltlid , s. 11...
coned of Steam:fere ol the
CUM of the rebellious Stater. the right 01 eel- "• 1
ester., lc:nem:l, im.ht Hospital realize fith
of v Mon kind of learners -t it a '
the,lnetaution, and
in It, rulings, t rlgnient or decree in the it, wltir a rho " 1 " 'de
' t.... - " r
1 ' .... "g. , 1! .. . 1 04 . 4 at - ,, t, id? .,_ of halt
~
Altinegs,./uilli‘,:,,,b.;!,,,...,,,etett,:ip,etostr„ltrii,,,,,idt,:xtiin,,:,aai ritt• (...rt shall " , 111 he npecitleatiOns of ells eelj ea- C ho-,--e'r.rii',,,enbebf:eer.ll,,!,'.l,iittri,les..',.-,ft..,..' --,-,-; ~ t ','r,' ' `....'4aled 4-4%"4l:leuitli.' .o 'n: in to .' ... 443 ..4.84.-- a
t irrri"l7,.h.-,,,,71ra.r.0‘rP iijii ti a 3ti a‘ rn e f a y ra s t ui c e ' h Y " a t il c. '" rl I L
i g o a cc r s " :
W Congrees, all were Reel°. for It leorgroli- *
allltiou of the rebeilious States to allele full c , 1 t u r 0 ,, : , , , 1 te b ,,,,c y Lie r in . g a girl kMg de ' illlent.lo ' n ' nf * ti n - I ''nest ` 4 ht , h h ill always lire in the lustory of
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,itinea..l.ldrier,,,,trei,,,7 of fee 1,,,,,ints decided I On the conclusion of the remark, o r the nen _ .. , 11 ,. 11 .. earrcs, It hr . proirer thirst there should be
I ,
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t o , u s
, tbe rt. ords of the lir - Lep/tat a mane-
Mein as the relation, could:ape redifOred with „it'd', ,inert ,hall
,i' i l, r ri a n ' e , l l 7 ., I p..,,./}°adtliiifiar:fg I tleman, the President introduced Prot. L. IL I e
illiktety to all concerned.
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h h
e r r a l I: 1: I •• C r ' ' e l i 1 i (In ' e c d n
t I t I rl Y n i e h a ci
L , o ,, ti r r ,, t ie T o h . l e cr:,
meeting the importance of baretuntous oe-
I T w E e llo t e ll g o e a l ° l g l f . e , t 1:r e g cl T E a h Te h er e u e r w t e . a e r r 'l n a ti " ' a t 11 71 ' . 1 ' t f , P e n a o i
e t u L t " g i
e t hat ' i r s g o:
t ' s
, r ; 1 , 1 e n . ,.. ~e I - i t "... :en e e l
To ' n ' ir e ' a
i t c , 77i / 9 his won t h
t a h n e d a t e t ra ei t a - -
N.e .1 . 0 /, e,ll'* 'Mt " ' , I
tddebetween the different Depertmen ts 01 the
l ac•f on tu the tnought that our noble charity
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it e , , ,, , ,aa fa rta 7 l 4, ll:e a t a rh i a l easo l7... , 1
r e o h q a . rac i r
e t: re,
.a:tl o t f h t tLe e u ki g e g r e: Lei
ea
obn.
and tu ro a , m i t i m ; 1
,• i'T e , . ii t. -. w hite ..' e ''' m eh ' the deathscer
00 YernMent, and an mono. desire to sustain
, .
ilia, M.N4 I'll, e feel a COU.SCIOtId dd..4.4.-
thliPrPtlielellt for whom I here al was, ented ,
l ment Of schoces, inetruction of pupils, anal the I
Mined fhb
highest respect, 1 bad frequent in
et.
a u pi r ,. .t a rl i - h,, 0 all cases. an order ol allowance i a sreastoots seawioa :an Lee. no 10111, honored In Its emelt:lomq' bY
expressed
tennewe with him during the ear/y part of ; i lr e r. ne r
the Court of Claims, or the Clue( I is Man ti ho was tLe impersonation of those
thwerileVon,bil.without
,flukeyntiounlinif, annet-tritrierg,
.fhtnenzr t l a te t r e eof In raearon t is or
and ; f ollowed '‘,...laigne3nTer, moral, manly and intellectual quatities,
' ati,p„,,,,1 ri7,it,,,l,,n,,,,o,,l,,ttliteotirmile, gr a nti ng
eireaehn b y t he Rev.i, . s
Wt; row , .
." enkaL 1= n k e p the philanthropist and true
:Add , state that acting from consideratlon
I hare elated, and believing the passage of a i
41 11rededeld 14,e an assn ' by MI. Mary Hardie ' Rescrieed.
it we re and his long labors
in,
le•loY Conarmis mewing er,itality In eivtl a„,,th.„,,,, e , t
'erred an ad 1r 4- onthe behalf of this if
e, p
!l i ghts, when denied by State authoritiee to - -,,`,4, -'-''-'' ' mode for eh ' he ' eh "' " the ``P- Iferaz.urrt,„'FtrTodftibor. An it:te e- re:o ex. as of more miler: ti"iannatLaasedOtiti'e'rpog'acrtal‘na tia;2
Brand 7lathe',l, wcialinr.lhr7rai ni c i l int hi tTir i e t Tic c e f e IP. Conger:. Kt Its present 303310 n passed as 1414.1. ?scl.ein eloention was next In order, In which 1 elal and public life, which have won for him
~ t , 1 1, 0 1 i t, . , ,,i ng ise appeal from the Court of Plato. ilin ec e 4• Tel, w v e :4 4-ii g . ,l L Ll.L a rt lh n e cl ben his the he and gratitude of the rommu.
anxiety 1n the North to allure the Southern
States to secure these rights by their own floc, :reePri.enurl.n.i.ori-l."l'eas'i! tin i'tle'°‘-i.enerfi,',l,l,ao- Old Clock on the Stairs," "Ratliers bream,•• I " jle s sofeed, That while we nourn the depart
aetitM and thereby refer), Mane of the Ms. nno t t„., of eii ,,.., n iiniii
e;
nein , „ sr .
neon -Black, Regiment," "Shertdan's Ride," etc. I ere of our venerated friend,: and look vrith
aff l4 fiea to an earlY ro.-oosns i c tion - • l P re latreo , a hull there were no deelstod • riLi therefore
I COMIIIIIP4t until nest ti•no, In' n"ft•ten These A recess here followed, after which Oral and.. on Ira vacant chair, we know Thomas
a bill substantia ll y ea I t now returns with the
Arithmetic was taken uy by Kim Mary l ligh . losll still tars, Such men never die '
Preeident's inntructione
ilianspeeker, after which miseellanem, bust
oszanreowasueattritednrcoftaeril...
to ß h e a r eo l l h e y r . ri f e h k ia J a o d h o n r so aa n a , .Iso. A. Eisesea, See , y.
1 Meiotic the t ratan' eta'''. and Missouri teat
After the bill was introduced end printed, a 1 ~,,e r .,...„, „.,, ~,,,, ~, , , ,
cOpy wan furnished him, and at a subsequent 1,, - the . ir ng mke, the lat
e, : for publication In tee Pennsylvania School I
r Involving the question of blockade In i
Manche•ter Connell.
period, when It was reported that he wan fled- I It e d , IIIIOO 1.1 Cheer. Il e Inek ontm, des .
italug
at ...
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_.. ~,...,,..• ' Journal. A rilsetusslon wee thr:n prop..l and l A Regular Session of the Manchester
Colm
an! he w. intormeA nr th.. ...ditto. .1 - it.. t, the . a" .
l '
I"
•" . e'.."'
The
(-""et ' Joltiod in nY P• 8 . eurrY an. A. Bunt. jell was held on Tuesday evening, April an:
CI eight. bin, c hen pending. In Lite Reuse, I 1,,,t2, ' „ ‘ ", '" I"." I I".e.d
".e"'""eed ""' eight Y i
1 Membern present Me. Klrk, Patterson,
Evens° emertor.-7:30 P. a.
il of the e I • •I • l
Im aSs• t . , oat , C. 0.:. site , 1 The Preneleol eeneorn In the optaion Of the I Opened wi 1 yeta
and
mama
The
ittale I Me..., Mutlieral am! Bllrgrns Samuel McCune.
seeretaer of the Tr:amine, that It I. timorable , hltherlilthrlde t 114. p o r f Common Sch Is not . hay- I UTchcer'iniHnaa:tlenS'oal'jhdePßhecgicu'laVre.Sll.l of March
!innaant. , fl T:rr tr y , , ,i te I
,land" aid a m, 1 , 1 , , , 1 ,
r a ,„ ,_3 , k ,. . , , ,, i
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a imt the state of Alabama and the other t lug arrived, Ills hour was token up with a ch". I tith is., road and adopted . read.
.MllllO,ll Slate, nhould be alio. ea to itt4ollln I 1.09111011 Oil the question, "Should th e Bible be to , moth, sl moved i lint the matter of gra
tort...or the President
1. , 1 , c e r , 1 , T ,..
,1e.., proportion , claw
„net
,taritramil taxes I read In °Orel-00mo. nehool3 1"
Mr.Trutnirtill concliejed to• 43ying that It the 1 • t I , - -
Lill now before us, and'inlitrli go*, 110 tot t her I
~.ael,
h.g..a l i t i l oa • h • ,
~
.4 eoe n e. n.vhe
alaiemnatma... Opened by 2,1, , lin it Cbestzt net eireet 1., laid over 110111 fhe next
I . llllin the affirmative. He presented, with ; umettrig of t 'mount Adopted
than to seetem el, II i wit. It. fthedill.4ll min- '
be inmost, then the conatitel lona] amencl- ; ~ , e, p ored 4,,0 1i. 1 . C. , 1 , 1 4 .11.1.1c. : by the act of i °egress, Is 1 trhant'itawnesthCitairignhipocieritaillom m""aestrettavcfro'rhir"iticistbih4; 0,.,, A
e ir e s a rt h lLT g ri w . ir
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e f , r . o
r e . ,
n t a b , ....
a pr h o ot pe a r .a t e y
a ho A l d d . -
he t ...,..tatt1...,1.1.,,1.
a.t.10,.,%1,4 proport Int, of Alabama 1 the race of teen to the higher elyingatloll, .111 . ~,,,....,,Id Ni‘:/11 yirl...tX, pro, tog Mt the Cott.
Fule t t n h t e d i ere au lar a . Ilene. f o r i e ,4l, ell , oll . l a o
. 111 . i.
e t i liL
, 1 .., n . 1 . e, 1;1 t K . : , . , 7
; securing the ant Chu
of the DeOPle. : .'II to have the came graded
not better cotrclurle thou os HO. Itindlladv 1.1
-.ow-
i The negative side,was then taken by 11. W P Mr . Aire herd I/10,14i I hat the la.l if lon be re
ale Jobileon on the neeactrel of the ime '
intere•ting from el eine°. i Eider, LON., with the statement that Mlle furl- celverl, by Mehl., mg tne goading in - Nixon
of the hotnewleart bill, a hen. litter stat • '
leg
.the teh fact that the P. e..1 , 10.11t. st :Pt ' S . c..1, , mx, Apt il 4 -hy the ts, Oval of . the , !temente! don, Me of the Constitution Id the 4 4theet.
bi, L,,,, 1,,, 0,,,,,,,,,,,. / 1 , / ,, „ p i n i on , .1. IL/114 1 Mit I rl4/. id this not
from t era a 1 - al al ealltr Of man, and a denten remelt.. : Mr. Mot herai termed that the Ordlnanee
I tr t c m att I t 2at, „I„I ti,,,,,,,,, m„„,,
~,,e, I Hon of a Stale Chorche' to grant equal favor , 1 Committee im itistrnetert to prepare an ordi
with reference to 0 great measure and a gretit ,
principle 4.00 readOtt 444 a 'ammo, or Rep. ' w ed , iNc. tit
I: trie the tayi if Meri t ", to th e ;to ail denOtninatint, anti part imtla- Int ore 1. , ilattet• for Ile g rao :0 0 of miry. rind Nixon
I treet
arrl:..i.ealdat,!Lehhe.„lll...ll,fteLee ritirleerna,l::nolling.ly, I a ' . ' ,
,ages„„ ,
m .y.r i " i. e .. 0, Cho ,
-
ii
~ i ,
.c.•eel, bad pi ocialtuert himself 1 I party holding the anima. Mr.
ref, eri HMI the t of,. of
the w ent , nii .„, ', men ," ; ~,,„ ~,i , ,:- ~,,,i et en ,',l,', , 1 remdent of the Mexican Remade.. In virtue I U re 1. , Titer I-34 datlaoltY b. recognized by the the nt ref, I 0f11111111.... 1... ailll.oCl/...1 1 Ism.
t o th, t ~,,,,,,,,,,„, 0 , 1,57 ; „, the to„„ 0r,,,,, innatittition, or that the Bible is 110! it 4.044C41,4- , ptopmml. Inc laic grotto. and paving of Lao
tian bill by more 1.1111.1 tdmlllll4.l. indforltt,
tartan book. With regent to the first pi-tit:m.l- rel all,. loan Ltanert In t lona/tut streeta.
will, eCeording to the t mountain, exert... ' .".:
their privileg e os t d ~,,,,,,.. ate , 1 ,, the ' , in , e ,_ lim moms,. ol the Belgian envoy were tie. I Lion, the talented erg., ens", liberally from I Mr.
Ina
11101 MI thilt it Harrah t be
~. ,taw „ha ~,,, 1.„,, ~,.,..r j ,„,,, ,„ ii .,, ~,,,,,, :lig 4 Igor ou.dy pm ..U...1 1., Lite French por e , • the statem cameo within. and that of the 1 .Irtse ti in favor 01 T. B. Updike, for $75, for
I , eliest.of the A meriefai people. • under the rite, that of Mt Maur. I Mum Stems, In whist
all religious torts cervices tor Rormigh rionserer, for the year
Fllrthell. 4.oton.lerat inn .4 a. pm( filmed 1.11 too. ' T 'l" l m r'riallsts, netler the emit timmid of I whatsoever are repudiated, 00 Geo a Jew, an I lee&
m orrow, 0 .1, 0 a Al,. j„.„,,,,,, wf II ~1,1 r ,.,., 11 , e , ‘ ,. % , ..71 , ...1 1 , 1 ., 0 , . , 1*.1../, lid, ...41,5ta10,1 a sever e es,. i Infidel, a pegan,eir any Other call, 1 .11.414, Um,. Mr, 'Patterson mortal tied tbe Street. Com
: elm. of I reap., where It Id j " U- Tne.‘ , A h mo odl. .
,I tttatt,o be authorized to artily the P a M. P.
Senate.
The fell rssorgan tat eg the jutimart- e no ., ' ..bityli 111111. le O honared primone, Imre ,hot f With regard tO the second arattrtlerld I that , Ball wily COMpally to Clear Beaver street.
. In root/ration Mt the «a e,
of
Libel-els the Bible is not a sectarian book, this le itiir I /11 111011014 41.41Jourric.41,
taken tip anal passed.
Adourned.
• motet the teceill .1,4, of Maclennan ;ly Implied from Ulf' preeeding propootion.
litiree. 0 seer
ge -memo leo tree, entered Into I nut loryontli a question, It In a aeneriee I Vortrat of quarter Se•1510111b.
bet weer% Ma limit not iteel the eh ildren of I boOk, for is not the Old Testament a truant. I 4, ..
Th'lllo.l. fi r.° " - ths - I its Ili.' al` , Imethemr I tto bide, to a itteli the lath. have been sent ! Lion from the Hebrew, and the New TO.J. fain en f j 111.1111-lUogs4"m"..". APrII
1.-I'''''''''
Jgda'a
'tow"
in 0r11.4- in the ,t a,
inn', to the en Ii of ,„, t , ~, ie.. iv,. , n . ~,..„ ~,,,r,,,,.,1 ~,,, g re ,..l, fr.,. the Greek and who wad It micrle by, but John u narm '', wtai , ~,,, t i .f. i .,, tor aa n a t u t and
t.,-,r;:,..limnillttteer.sof,rrharr,•Tirr.mria......etrtol:ige, e i l i t , l „ r
, titr i . tr:,, , ,,, , ,, , h e coo ~,, ~,,,,te, sent fro,. Fr t ",,,. to by tr. IlltihoPs and liortOra of DirittitY oi the I,Kuery, rand for attempt to reset.. a prisonet,
I ta ,
a English Church, In the Limes of James the th„,.,nogo be,„.
kir Darling, horn the . otracattee 1111 NIS% eli .
-.....
! Filbt.
ramie on snob of officer Ad.
i ley, of the night police. The) um Mend a yet.
A Raba, reported ai toe a o alio. 4 .clill 04 It N . :44 Velfk t olieeteesbiP-Ulvil Right. The h.ni ontst. refl. e it as 00 f a go.' t4- ‘ 4 .' - I .11ci of not guilty, Ind a irem...l tr.. titv..d..<
blehlaue, Acting Asnlstant P. master ol the
Hill, sir.
I a atloti, and have , gaven to the world the Donny I to my. the cost,
United States Nvy ererllt ter h. am tor . .
version. Rothe. of Chrlatta. ore daily sug- I.li.tu Rots-ravine we...relent:o on an Indict
. I rta, Apt II 4 -The tnnorrerctors sr- I
clothier Modern while Ulla, /11.1 elect ge at blis
eitti ' ,7,),. I f is ~,,,h .t.i.n. r. I Una the Iloilo,. le . ge.ting stmenclattone, suitable to nerve their I mein " for W u " li quor ..,, ~,,,, and n i n a Neu.
bli AcTs . lno • •
I to a
;ty to the charge lle was senteneer pay
I The gentlemen by a series of arguments of
. ie ; line of the dollar n and costs of prosecution.
and paene4l.
, f •fe Pfl•o'4 'Menai e rki , no ' the snort owtrful nature,b
c dint 11 , 4i011. OW bill U 11, IMlOlidell m,,!4,4‘,4,74,44.,...1..134,4,..,,, 1.. , ...4 44,4 4. el:Pointed Odle. I Pee r . '"
:p . rought down ti
, !tonej Ftlllk WM. placed on trial on a charge
Mr. Phelps, from tie. Ulllllll committee, re- ''','l;';';'''it,'''-',' "a.,-.'m..",„...Ma,d,'•'•
.„ matter to the legimate consequence of adopt- of fore tration, preferred by Orrery F. Deltrieb.
p a rMlth r e.
J 131.1
ife.o,rit.r,ir:.:lTict.;:f.t.,l.!,i,ratt.irre .5,r,,e5t,,1,. „:,, troll E,',, ". ...,7 . 1 1 i . ,, - ,!j i l 7,'„, ~.a,),.:,,11,',T,.,te-:,: Mg a state religion-the proecrlptiou of the i t ,,, nrne wen of eninn:inen, nnii the Jury
11.11. tr.tilOrrOW If %poem's Dixon HIM Wright
11. Yestettley recommitted. The bill .
, are Mlle Lo attend. The veto will be, euetatned. e"g
hers of "r i ., ; _ hi f t '°?" tit" h ave Itlornalfin, iii t l i. r" - : - .Tin found it verdict of acquittal, the cos of Decr
ee_ nt." beteg trilpo4.o.l on the prosecutor.
. leo toallty omitted th e uol.llb "toillli
to chi. 14:11intlel ff c :, but hie c powericl a Ce
is- AfilrgarCl./ J. Dell rob, wife of 1110 prosecutor
littler en appropriation,- and pimply : ,' s- P1 4 t'2, 4 ff. r h 5 , .. , t , t0 , w0 , 1e ,. . beet: nPtiointed
ato the patriotism of the people a... , ~, „,„ pee-000,1a, ea ,„ ; sea „, ~,,,,, e a ~,,
directed the proper officer to e milt and ,t i t le tee..elai , e t ,,, ti,.,,,,,,,
,t,it...,..,,,Lltnnittetz.oru
.1:u i.i.„.. ril
es
rourta before them In review the 'sagacious ! charms of cotton/tr. adultery with lieury
til,eoltrinr,',P ''',',lneieilii-nll,‘,:',l'h:?trie,Letell,li,“fiirir "" r ' n ' ir k " . 1., sp:m1„1 sra;'s ta w
i'lo,o`. utttt`m°,;lt. sher ' n° " , tb " " ' We n y et to . Ite M M .. 44 ' • with whom. it es alleged, she has beet,
requiring MILS Illaktltir' approprinclona to be . ''' '''' r''''-dm'''... Arr44,4 ' ~..4. 4 r ed ,4 new
first cot/dared in i commit ter. of the to MM.. I " lIII ' .. '''''''' l" ff. . 4 "I l I. ' - ' - '' l:' a rl' i s i ntent M
After oOrialderrible .1..1041. iLd 1.0 the IMOprle- '" 4 " “.".Pt '" 1 "" . • i i thr..Ch th 1........
A?
:210 I4neeffect 1 he audience, who waPr-mlcZ
0 hivoleic eo Tl gal ant Sherldah, ma {' Funk ,l
padded et the close.
The discuselon 110. r became general. N. I t -
living for some time pant at Illumining The
testimony ea, wholly Insufficient, aud the
htre fonnd a verdict of not guilty, onterseutot
ty of allowing a naval ralleer he- his esp.-uses
Nelson Esq., took gronnci to opmeritlon to the Tory
cots.
enc. cases finished the jer, trials for the
lu entertaining general/1011 le,rl ids c ,• Mai my ""f ". "....n."'"lllUffil4.7 M4444-4'rid last r: ker, nd tire nte I is lowa a . • Th
the bill wan on motion of Sir. Roe. Mid on the sse t 11.. April 4.-The
t Ode.
hreruar, y ono ,, to
iitrorig,''',oinn,it
ennei,..'n.ni,', nliielie
wan , I i •' ;;I I ' ferm i and the jurors were clisrebarged with
spectral saL s The order distrund Mg the vole. I received be his audience fin w 4 (0110 1I v I th° ""' of the C'hrr-
Mr. Gray - obi, from the manic Collimitte r . 'L c - . thm511..... ham reseintle.l. and troops arc still I Prof. Curia•, Josiah t I . to , - er a i., ' w e e :• ;:. I
-hi
Before Alderman tetratn.
porleat bark t helot I , leering .1 it ith t en it0t„..,.. Imlng sent to the front let There in a great I Mont.°
o r
and Linty', ' li!er i' laimp b bell g , ;Ohl .
fleet pat mantel. of Lt. Pmlitic sqtradron, from deal ol mystery In the mutter. The Govern- I Profs. Prior and Gourley. . 1 Warren IV.hiugton brought sult ugainst
!lability Mr 013,:ou of the rubles tnolley, qtcderi 0041/1 111.1fe,.., t o llimder nom one[, vet under ' _
_ oo ,_
,_
I tend Gibbon, on a elm rge of obtaining board
from him In Panama, ill 1 .4 . t0t.er lON. err, et of MOIL, they send new companies to , itamill'• Departure Fixed. I ender false pretensea The prosecutor keep,
After oneederable detale, the bill was irmo. the !coulter Last night foto COMpalliel or
a boursling house on Chatham street, end the
The New York I tspper Of Urn week contains
tal by a cute of Vend, 1.44, Imp., to rts ed ar itildtaght le I bin eat-. Ills morning to o+
suture are colored. The defendent was held
le following In regard to the International , en i nn
, a T au tt , e . tter , r i rtmig e l o to a t a ir having ex or,' ihe floe,. there n ere no signs of thenc - lid the author- '
01001 hi . • /1 TIII9 /Tr, I,thhilatchthhoetzwrgrti.oonrethoLeop..miodion: J n a a tn , 4 l .s . 1
..a.,,iti.,,,,,,D,,,,a.
~,, , :„:4 „
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o her,..
(2....
al..
, for
a ttn. ' r outift rty ha1...1.1m Cori with &l
idera lon ° l f II.; c0nte.1....1 Ines 10 . 114 t. tO tell n here the'y a ev le,
election ..a"e of Dodge agates,. Brooks. from tie, ;lent t.lll. (.0 ‘ erliment Is endeavoring to u o
the Eighth I congressional ' , motet of Nen make A into len [whey,: that they en. disband. .e„eey'
Mhided at CO.( of detelidall I.
York.
LIM trOp, 44
b ee they are mreretly centurion!. that the great contest for the Aquatic , 11. I Henry alciarett, remitting 0,, Kandy Creek
premacy of the World, between the respective
Mr. Mardtall. of Illinois. remnant and mom More An attempt 'as made to born the seq. •
se. brought in on a warrant fur meault and
) champlime of America and England, which f i ,„„ thi .,. 0 : -. „ thi, person of Henry ejoyurru, who
plated has argument In support of Mr. lined, Hall Is fee timbre age.
has been so long anti m ardently looked for- ~.., id ~,., t„ed,, .r.,„„ e d,.... u . f or 5,,,,,,, ~,,,,*tu gt
right to the neat •
AL the meet me n
of Mr. alai-Mallet remarks Fatal itallnied Accident. Ward to, will eventuate., there now seen, uo th - --ineineint,', Th e „ line , ren ithietinegen up o n
reasonabl a r, ground for doubt, the negotiatlons payment of coon* by defendant, he having
no other member meking the floor, thespeak- pelt. neteet A. April 4.-This morning as
mOnnanlyt7
....idlrghliuttovriwngarbaeemnahcoattedrocate.dd
11,01
proMlaed to keep the peace. shortly atter hLS
rer annotereed that the question le. 011 tilt.
~t ll. l `. I: coa.‘arce.lo4,...ki.t.liarotLieglipat..ratiamif‘o.arhlllhasitaillinteort:ni
tea release, however, anotherselt was Instituted
»elution offenal In ' the mmority of the I ono
Hamill end honey appearing equally willing aleLareu, by a neighbor, for surety,
nclittee /teetering Mr. Dodge not entitled to e ' trae4, .00 the a est side of The Soh s•!kill '
seat In the House. Mane of the member" it ,x small bridge , which crosses the mea . near thl to
make
"Y
"h"aamaa
which
May
Mmi
to
againstea'wee"" leseee tee hi ' "'ere. "'
t. , ensure the early and satisfactory settlement _
leg at this time absent from their seats i bodge , broke d I 1
, St re -
-
druitted to the Bar. - Sestertlay, On Mo
on motion of Mr. Morrill, there woad call or , engine and tender in the road below. For- ries concerning the match with which we are -
lion of John H. Bailey, Esq.. Mr. George .Sr
the House which brought in the members who ' tunately the train wan ItIOVIng •lonly at She greeted on ill shim furnish Indubitable eel
were in the Senate Chamber,. and in the ( \mon • time or nen era! earn would have thared a dance of the deepenln interest in which It I Memo, Principal of tbe Fleas Ward Public
mitten rooms, and one betide.] an twenty- similar fate. Tom engineer of the train, whose enenrand
in ricinntie e ii i . nien,
and
norrobi..l Schools, was ilul admitted and qualified to
four answered to their names.
tree
els Fennimore, and a fireman, whose -.. i
rat ve of the opinion we expressed when the ,„,... ty
,plane in the 'severe] courts of Allegheny
We underetand that air. Munro pass-
Mr. Garfield moved to amend [Ledt3t.tltll{l. M na ill I, unknown, went dons with the egt s ubject was prat agitated, that If the event
offered by She minority, try innerting in Iletr and were Instantly killed T a ney were bauriental rid come ofT i It would constitute the all en- ~,,,,/ r. o . 6, moat thorough trebling In theele
of it, Oust the testimony taken ea In Mr below
the ruin., So Mll.A. so that it wan Im- smug topic among the sponing rratern:?, teems of the proteesion It In not his baton
k h ed la •
flroo 3 e commltt to t e Committee 4.1. nci.,,fbic Inez frie t ,l, o th eft ,
on both Md. of the Atlantic. As anticipat
. Hon at joresent to devote his thne tO the prase
Elections, with inatructione to report espe
the Incest acceptance of tbe English Cham
lice of tau, and will still mmtinne
he
retatlona
daily the facts as to the custom ender the
laws of New York of appointing Inspectors of 1....P* 'in....." 8......4-1 /....T Rob- Pion, whI CII we published last w eek , hli''' ln - to the Fleet Ward Schools. Me. Munroe, a smit
hery.
ducal Hamill to settle dfinitely upon the Haman of thin attainments and yet constant
:lli:l7( ifn.rgthoef gileggall"tiognottliftTr7c P ,. "" Fs a o a t e l n . - ' N es. ILr a , April 4.-A cialv.ton correct - I period of his departure, Robe states, in a lets dot
engaged In the x, nrk of 'treltadvaneement,
facia respecting the "internee t wi t ane a ny tie, '.
pendent of c hurch Ur, writes The steamer a cst
Ira
.17 . . a t vc re , e.m .. ed y b o i r .
h Ste . Pier IlitiattreoirbsehTtst It:
re devoting all h. spare time to study and re
ea
Ire v i ,°,1 rx",..7. ,h ,' - w l e"r t l h rf . .l e si n ! ; c
..r,......:‘TtaTiP.,";`:, (I. l 7, tot"rro'lnn th un i r. e t n b eat month, and will be ,coo a t coo li mpanied bt: his
ri " egre7o t l ' , and ! i g we b = g p a l n' ti iv. .erigg c r il le TX
trainers, beakers, soda ew friends.
enticement to the high and honorable profess
to fee s es p oz i an ng d g la y ari n r o s ite,,,
that
he
„mt.
ech. l l : o ult e lr e ed 1.14401 - 11 g, en route tO thew northern ,
_____
lion of law
ea a substitute for the remlutlone reported The officer of the steamer states that an iron
hY the eanniittee, a resolution declaring that sate belonging to one of the express compact
neither the members nor the conteatant wee.. ' les was stolen at Brownsville, a stay or two
duly elected, anal that tbe mat for the oth ,11. before the ('reticent sailed. It Contained be
trict of New York is vacant. t ween imam to 000,000 In greenbacks. At loaf
Dlr. Schenck remark.] that the same object accounts no el. could be obtained of it.
would be reached by yottng eve on the resole. ___,...e______
MOD that Sir. Banks wait not duly elected, aml Niagara Ship , ' anal -etrikes i. lye.
by voting nay on the resolution that Mt
York.
Dodge wax.
Nmy Yoax, April 4.-Onder the provisions
Mr. Darilekt aPoke in rapport .1 hia spurts
of the .Nlagara Milp Canal bill, which passed
meat. After carefully reading bo th reports acs third reading In the *tssembly at Albany
he was unwilling to vote either way, Mid yinstorchly, the State reserves the right to pur
wanted more light thrown on the subject. chane It when completed by paying ten per
Mr. Fareesworth read from the testimony ~f Cent. uric Its cost
/timers. Dodge, Legrand, Cannon, Elliott and The bricklayers, ainters, and most of the
FCowan to ,how that CMS SUM was pall
t t for that se,. , ~,,,e„,,,, r ef s f eft, are e m s °tru th ,
a nar e Oli o e ,;. ;i a n h ti d t a hpt the bargain with are wan Top de .11.0 1 / 1 5 are rused by the eployers,
Mr. Sliellabarger obtained the floor, and the I ta.Siii:lilhevce.airt Urtnicean"witil'icr'easucmc e " work a t .. toe
Brooks cue went over till to-morrow.
Prawn , rates, without any Carlo dieturb-
The bill transferring the Striltheonian Libre- „,„,.,.
ey to the Comp easional Library, was pasmat
_... e ..
e _ ._
The bill establiahing the collection distriebr ,
Libel Suit.
of Port Huron, Mlehtgan , and extending th e '
district of Puget Bonn, with an amendment I Yew 1 011. Y, April 4 -The State Agent to the
, Pawnee Indians hue brought sr libel suit
making a collection district of Montana mut
Idaho, anal changing the name of the Panda- I against Oliver P. Hulloed and Me brother, the
Mot dißalet, Maine, to that of the dietwiet tit 'arse, firfil. n oweverronif hiving been served. Maim-
nag ten [hemmed dollars ea damages for Slot. Cmtitie, arm passed.
Mr written charging him with fOrging a ,
On =Men of Mr. Hogan Llie Senate bill to
gnat egnd. In alienate aeefi s ,,,,, L t. , a id , s , the voucher in the name of the defhtld/111,1. all.l
constructien and exteneton of the Iron Moan. Illimg it 14,04 IR , acc ount ,
ULM Railroad from l'iint Knob, kliasouri, to The steamer Austrelin nailed tar" afteruoms,
with a lartro number of pa s sengers and .10,006
Helena., Arkatainte, was taken from Ihe Speak
er. table, read twice and referred to the Com- In sPecre
. _.....__ ______ 1
ratites, On Public Lands.
Mr. Donnelly presented
t onnesettent Election.
a petition of citizens
Of the State of Minneeme In favor of an in liaterateu, Cr, A.pril 4.-The Ranieri Ate.;
Mu Press mak. the Mejoeity for Hawley 1 4 18
crease of the National Reeking capital in said
on a total vote of 07,332, full return. haul
,
State, Aim, In favor of the action by Con
been received from nil the Wiens bur !bor n of
grate for the betterregulation of the Ina eranee
companica in the Gaited Shoals. i e Midi we (the mese) have tife majorities '
Mr. O'Neill presented a memorial of the ' Ha Y et.rtis - from every town make'
Presidents of the Sayings Fund Soetetieft of oa wt.) 'a malorDY fief.
Philadelphia, asking that those lentitntionit '
•
Land 011 tees Consolidated.
baying no capital stock and whose Maine. le I
roes, April 4.-The Prated.. I. ot the
confined to depoeits and loaning the same for I New
the benefit of then rtors only, may be re -' Vetted States, through the Secretary of the
lievestfrom tax deposit", end the tee gm Latertor, Itasordered the contolidation of the
interest pald depoeltOra Referred Cl the (nen. frldbow Mg land offices in Arka maw : At RM.-
! Mile, with oitice at Little Rook; at Chompag
mittee on Way, and kenos.
On motion at Mr. Morrill, the Wendt) Rill to I note, with office at Washington; and a, Hunts
facilitate the fiettlementof mcounte of the villa, with olem at Clarksville.
Treasurer 01 the Belted States, and to "emu, :
certain menses to the people of the United
Staten or to .perettua to whom they are doe.
and who are entitled to receive the same, was
taken from the epeakers table, read twice and
referred to the Committee bit Wale and
Means.
Ile Wileon Introduced a resolution respect
lron=liglattri
t o o
t: miller., 1- 71 ,,,, ne5ti u n4 ,, th ,, , „
i S , ee4
vent dmaxation. aopted.
Mr. Stewart asked that the eOulmittee oh fif
teen be discharged front the further consider
ation of the joint resolution,. offered by. lam
recently, on the subject or reeeratruction, end
that they be made the special order for to.
morrow.
Mr. Stewart spoke In advocacy of Ms income,
alleging that the country was growing imps.
tient, and ~ monde! Come action at the Mottle
Of Convent It had been charged that-Con
grfts had no desire to see the lately Merited
States restored to the Union, and lie de/decal
Congress to truidicate
pin
by the speedy
adoption of sonic definite plan of reconatrue-
Hon. Ile believed the plan submittal by bins
was endoreal by the country.
A trienlage-Wits receired from Lie Peaddent,
covering • letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury to the governor State bama, rela
tive tO the payment by_thatf the direct
..famed to the Ways and MIAMI Com
mittee.
Adjourned.
SPEECH OF SENATOR TRUMBULL.
THE BAOOKS•DODOE CONTESTED El ECTION CASE.
Cib Cs . 0 ClbC, ~ 000.
AN1411,01,11, April 4, Ili&
Albany Oniuy.
ntnaler, Y., April 4.—The Canal tenintols
elonens have not yet agreed upon a day for
opening the canal, but It la suppoecal it will be
opened about the lint of May.
Dew* elan *Alton.
,C ,
.LIMIXRATf - awn D. Potier, dinar
pritoprtt*e or Ms Rbalunsta Cbgemindaiolled.
A t ail "g a . l "4" viv r:l l 4 l 7 111 4 irfonC
ICC=
I The Philadelphia Pre., says Upon lona ry
I at the °dive of the Comptroller of the
ions report Cur
' reney we learn the following facts roll.al
l-
Liono tin, banks In th 4 oil reg
to be afrectod by the suspension of Culver,
_Penn & Co., of New York,
The Crawford County National Bank
of liteadvllle, Pa., }Ma a pahl-up
capital of
43,11,11110
Bonds deposited with the Treanorer
of the nil Led States to secure circa-
Latina
Nat..; issued as a bliiin Lank before
conversion outstanding, to upbeat
of
...... . 32,030
No National Bank notes hap been delivered
to this hank.
Tile Venango County National Bankof Frank
lin, Pa.:
Capita 1........ ..........................
Sonde deposited with U. S. Treaeurer 1100, , 000
State State circulation outetanding ......... 106,000
National currency 155ued......, . ...
The Petroleum Bank of Titueville, 83,000
, -
taken some etepstoorganize a Nation alhanhad,
cert
I but never d
of eposited any bonds or received a
cate authority t
as a National Bank.. to commence business
The 'Woodville Repttellemt says
National Bank of Crawford county should
Bankhave nO
apprehension of ultimate toes. The
for several months ties oeen working 4
, under the National Currently Aet, and its [w
aste are mole to meet all Its liabilities as a
National 'bank. The cash on hand is very
nearly, or quite, equal to the deposite, and N
him besides 4µ00.004 - deposical in the Treasury
at Waeltington. The tans receivable ca u sed
Finglit.. - The holders of the - bills firth° did
Bank of Crawford county msy. hirre,W Guinn
snipe lone, hut It is bettered Snell 111..„ . 4_ !Rt. be
Ilia clue. - In shy elfaintt 401 r 1 Weft Rppit!flp .;
are prosompl: ." °
PRICE THREE CENTs
Sntelde to lisoeberter.
There seems to be a mania must now for s l
ode. We have another to record, In addition
to those reported within the past few days.
tin Wednesday morning, at live o'claak, a re
turned soldier named John W. Hart, a laborer
residing In Manchester, rose In his
health, and kindled the Ore for breakfast, after
which he awakened his wife. He then went
to the cellar and made a thin bed-cord fast In
the Joist, axed the noose about his neck, and
Jumped from the chair. His wife, alarmed at
his protracted stay in the cellar, wont down
when she beheld biro suspended from the joist,
his feet almost touching the Wan. She scream
ed aloud, and shortly afteralird aid appeared
and the lifeless body was cut down. 'I he de
ceased was about forty-five years of age, and
leaves a wife and six children In destitute cir
cumstanes. He had been greatly depressed
in spit - Its of late, on account of the poverty of
his family, and this is suppose ha been
the cause of suicide. Coroner Cla ws o n held
an Inquest, and the usual verdict was rendered
District Court
! WILDN.DAT, April 4.—Before Judge Wil
hams.
The cane of Thorp A Denman vs. The Penn
@rivet:int Railroad Company—action to recover
the value of a large lot of sheep killed by the
explosion of an engine attached to a stock
train—war concluded, the Jury finding a yen.
dlet for plaintiffa (or .3,14242.
Louis lirentr. en. William McKnight and
wife, Mrs. Jane Morgan, and Oliver Ormsby,
deceased. Action of ejectment fora valuable
tract of coal land near Birmingham. This is
the second or third came this ease has
been before the court. Woods and Koethen
for plaintiff; Burgwin and Smith lor
defea t.
ants. (in trial.
Leetare by Ansa Evans.,
Miss Susannah Evans, the gifted young ora
tor whose lectures have been received with
surprise and delight by all listeners, wilt de-
Over a lecture this evening, In Excelsior Mail,
tel the subject of 'New Frames (or Old Plo
lures," Those of our readers who have alrea
dy heard this remarkable young lady will
glully avail themselves of this opportunity to
hear her again, while those, who have sot Ms.
toned to her should by all means attend.
She has been very justly compared with Mist
Dickinson In some respects, while la others
she is arded aa pOSßefilibllg superLor 46111-
Lie.. She Is certainly deherving eta hou,se,
and we have no doubt she will be gratified do
this respect.
Disorderly Cases.—Five young men were
arraign t ed before Mayor Morrison, of Alberbo
a beer
ble i.i4ht, charged witnereating a row at
The paetiee on East Lane, Tuesday night.
Were permitted to Lake
an over eupply of •oee t the apnea where the
dirneratY occurred. No damage 'ma done be.
yond the breaking of a few windows,
end the
Mayor bee held the ease undevadvisese at.
I=l
itestelet of MILLI Naekees. —toles MUfl
Sackett, a pleasing and popular seeress, 'alum
a benefit a the Opera House, on Friday even
ing, on which occult= be produced "Fif
teen Years of a Drunkard's Life," "Hatto n
Worried byging Lathe' and the "Yankee Girl,"
with flin, dancing. ete. The 'skyline ninny
friends in the city, and they will doubti
show their appreciation on this occeatdu,
~'' I
Firms National Blink, 011-10/47.--Mhded
F , O statemente of the papers in the at
re
we stated yesterday that the. First lia
tonal Bank of Oil City had closed its doors.
We are pleased to learn that thls Is not the
eme, and that this. bank is in no way affected.
by the failure of Mr. Culver. The bank i s
go perfec t ly usual, and Its f inancial condition
is sound.
giepodbilean Executive thimuditee.
Thee Republican raOCatIVO COlntalttee will
meet this morn__ ,ing.at ten o'clOok, at. the office
- atlPhoniae it aterinah., Sa.,
the
tbe .pUrpote
of fixing the gate for balding the County Co
o ib r 'notnituung candidates for Coe.,
1ett. , 41.; *di attauletnee of
'494 JILM I RI44 I IO74OOOXI. .
THE WEEK L x
JEDITIO.V,
E.ll 1...5.11 Al A .1' D SATO:RDA]
I or 8111,0 n is Itliwartled which will reach the
Icriner. . 4 0nent 5.6 the mall run.
TERMS ;
Stn~ y le Copies
tni lobs often anti sr par...cis.
Sons of Teroperance.—Jat recent meet
ing of the newts organized Division of Bona
of Temperance of this city, the followingtleo
thunen were elected to servo as o®c rs tor the
°wean.: quarter: W. P. John B. Jones; W. H.,
Isaac. A. Willis; It. e, Vhillam
Forsythe; A. H.
S . , Evans; F. S., B. A. Stoney; Treasur.
er, C. A. Colt n;
Conductor, J. D. Bailey;
John A. Crawford; S., Thomas Irwin; 0. 13.,
.1. D. LOWit3; Chaplain, Philip James; P. W. P 0
Thos. Steel.
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rbre nt Coffee Run.—Tbe entire building
belongingtion,
to Simon Cohn, at Coffee Run d
eco
Huntingdon county, with all its contenta,e
was destroyed by tiro on Saturday everung
last. The building contained a store, ware. •
house and also the telegraph office. Mr. Colin's
loan true bean", hut 1.4 partially covered byirl
surance. It It not known how the fire ortgls
muted.
Itollorl tor Doty.—Breret Major Genera
.1. ft. linlcloo, colonel of the .22d United States
1 wored Troops, has teen detailed for duty to
the rreedmen's Bureau, and ordered to re
port to Major tireueral O. O. Howard. Maj,
D, L. Eaton, Paymaster U. S. d. formerly of
this City, Sm, been ordered to LotHaville, for
temporary duty.
Admitted.—Wm. Shinn, a young tura
promising law studen motion of ted In the District Cour t,
t, was
on of Hon. A.
W. Loomis, and duly qualified. to practice es
ttn attorney. We wish him abundant success
In the profeallon which he has chosen.
. •
Yearn s of NI. Jame* --At St. Janice Pro
testant Episcopal Church, the following 'ves
trymen were elected on Easter . Monday: Felix
It. Brunot, Davld 1i01111.11,4, l
McCandless, Thomas Rosewoll,3r. Kjle
, James Td
McClure and John McElroy. Nudger! bonie/ Stewart, a re.
Ident.--of Huntsville, Huntingdon county,
while walking about his barn, on TbUtsilay.
meriting last, maidenly tell to the &tonna.
cu en fie was In usual good health op to
the timeof the occurrence.
Arirtvoll of Mr. 4 1.1.1ver.-11e0. C. V.l.:Wirer
was In Meadville Saturday
.eyealog, and went
by speotoi train to Fronklut. Dlspatettes re
oelved hero that day reported Me wlle vary
lyd
doubtful. and her recovery Wlltl comm.' ered orlrettws.
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Electioas.—The following Vestry-men have
been chosen for Dr. Stephens' Chttrab, Sewlek-
George
m Calhoun George W. C J. W.
Warr.. Nathan Whiting, James lielyasa,
an and
F. al. Hutchinson.
Pamged.—The bill Inereastng the pay of 1 . el'
run from 01,50 to Iri 3 OO per day, In Allegheny:
couny, end Inereaellng the fees of the Sheriff
for serving summoneeer, has passed fillsaln
and le now a law.
Death of a Pioneers—The mercer Divwch
announces the deg of Valentine /Abutter,,
one Of the oldest citizens of that county. 110
was the second settler In that county, bating
cOme there In 1787.
ra Rall.-11,0 setemd annual ball of
the Steam Fire Engine and Rosa,
friday
Company
eee, will Lie
nhoz, th given
6th must Latay•ette nal!, On
.
- .
Frank Leidies. New Altairasine km" 2,l *Y.
lam. Devoted to Iteit, and .nderfalning litqr-•
&tura. .
I.S.FlYtti i
' -
k!or sale by W. A. Gililenteany, ..
,
= -
goin,a.D.AmE csituearaw.....e, gig:
ittvati mc.t Rlcirsqtro o of Sept a ;
Ilk, on the u re u rtrlght d 'tell . " °r all y.
'
to dieetiftulal. Lots sellripply no ne . Sien?"'" : , ...:
savromm..s MA Orniety4 Tiffs Desils,ParmUs2 ',
..:..4
Wilti= t of m ttr is wli
. stUa"l44 Wiitt = l '''
iutiotaaect eircetiM li g.l 4 2 r` r l'f-r f 4 .. , . .. ,=. ' 4 ,
Tr scat te115,... .
Ell