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'VOLUME= LXXXIII.
IRIS? 11111101.
rkw.rial. 7 loit, cecisocar.
FORTIETH_ CONGRESS.
Itegolntl i onsiXons Texas Conven
tionlatinnitl Currency-Bill
Passed in the Senate--Hen7
- tucky' Contested Election Case'
• - Expatriation Bights-- Revenue
on P/1"11"-Pirists—Me.Cons
meirce, idin...iphinese . _Embassy
--TeXas Asks . lor Protection
_ ' • , • 1 i ili _ i . •
nein WWI `and /RoDiters.
T 13 3, Telegra b to the Pittsburgh Gazetteo
... ' .' .. SEISATE:"...... ‘.., ..
WAsuiserron, June 17, 1868.
'The CH Ift intimithmi'sioommuuleation
r
troM the ,ConstitutieMil Convention' of
Tex" - tra s smitting resolutions -adopted
.by the Co intim , requesting a change in
the law, athe. earliest moment, authoriz
t
•
Ing the Collunander'ettlie District to
.ap
point 'Registers of Election. Referred to
ComMittee on Judiciary. .
Also, a communication from the Seers*.
tary,of WO transmitting the draft of the
proposed law in relation to Judge Advo
: alas of the Army.' Referred to Committee
.`• tin Waiter, affairs. . • -
Also, 4-semmuniliation' from Maj. Gen.
". Sheridan, . Coninuitlder_ of the; District of
alsecipzi, urging that the Central Pacific
- Rantoul be' cornpleted from Atchison to Ft.
Leavenworth. Referred to Committee on
• the Pacific Itailmad - . • - 1
Mr. WILSON introduced a joint resoln- i
tion to remit the duties on certain religious
•
books.donated to, peep's „Ot . 'OS United
States. Referred to the Committee on Fi, 7
stance. , 1
Mr.WILSON also introduced a joint res
olution authorizing the sale of damaged or
unserviceable ar ins, ordnance and ordnance
stores. Referred to the Committee on Mil- 1
itary. Affairs. ~ !,
Mr. TRUMBULL; frcmz.tne Committee
on Judiciaryf recommended the indefinite ,
postponement of several bills in relationto '
the establishment of a uniform system of
bankruptcy. Agreed to.
On motion of Mr. SIiEILMAN, the bill in
relation to national currency was again to
ken up.
Mr. CAMERON denounced the first sec
tion, forbidding any National bank from
- paying interest on thebalances of any other,
a shaving boon, pit up for 'the purpose of
enabling the city Banks to use the funds of
country bangs without paving for them. He
desired the subject should be deferred un
til next session, but since it was to be con
sidered he, moved ,to strike• out, the -.first
' Mr. CHANDLER V also opposed the first
' amid mi. . -. ~: .... •
$4 , BriihOtrra.:_kook the li4t . m;:iidt was,
~,.shortly intermeted by the. immeentiftinnt"
• of the Chinese Embnisy.
Mr. SUMNER presented the guests, and
i ~the President pro tent made a brief speech of
. welcome. during which time there , was a
general hand-Shaking and conversation
through interpretore with the Orientals.
! The President pro iem again called the
Senate "to nrder, and the Embassy retired
•withou 4 . ceremony. ‘. .
Mr. SPRAGUE resumed the floor, and
• spoke against all inflation. lie , would vote
for the motion to strikeout, and hoped the
'whole subject would be tabled: - • , „
Mr. HENDRICKS would voteto strike
• • -
, out the first-section, as, in his opinion the
matter should be left to the banking inter
-' est to regulate lbs. themselves. -- - . ''' -
' • 'Shindy , before' two O'clock, the CHAIR
laidlefore the Senate a telegraphie dispatch
:::ilE,Vext the 'Cinistitatidnal Convention of Tex
.:l:Bs,, &toil . ..Annan,. -June letb;:forviirding
, ,-.• seselntionajost adopted, on which they as
the action of Congress. The resolutions,
, fitter_ reciting the lawlessness existing in
i."-Certain portions of ,the Stitt°, urge upon;
-••• Congress the necessity of authorizing-the'
•organizatiori, by the tonvention;'or a min..
tary.force I,n,seventi con.nties to act in con
'nention with this' - MiliiiifiCeirimander. for
Whom they express coefidence, for thepur
pose of protectiagehn i lives knit iiropiirly of
~., 'their. citizens, new preyed upon. by assas
_, , slits and robbers, and assert that otherwise
, :: they will be obliged M i orgaelze,:for their
~; ;o wn defence. , .
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..i;- - The matter Was referred to the Commit
0, ,tee on Military .S.lfairis. .
L ., Ater further diecussiOn the fi rst section
,;; of the currency, bill was, struek out by a
i .,; : vote of 36,t0 IL ,__. - •
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...,,,, Mr.. .FRELLNGLEUIESEM; Who would
i,71-Itave vottdnyo, was FrAlred.with Mr.. Drake,
and Mr. Davis, who would have voted stay,
With lie.-Thaysi. ' ~ 1
se.s - ~ Mr. SHERMAN then offered his substi
., r tide-for the. fi ftholection..previding =for the
-1-"bett4ditriluttlon .0r y o lothd. iki t ik far
limey, an aount' not exceeding twenty;
.; ,noU=ll.;lntfelieinfick fa b a nio n rs i t.
• '''' tioni iorgclidied th' Staten 'and' 'T riito es
having a, leas circulation than five 'doll
per • --inhatittant,.' -• • and ' that • - tWithin
one year -.
,the same , • shall , be with
drawn pro rata from tanks in Scalise
"-,'"llqrgititaillin thnYillsl4.l.lCininnasit: in,
excess of theii proportion under the -
of March 81,18 et, to ascertain which set
the
-4 : 3o sninrollek-:ef Currency is to make la
statemllnt Showing the amount to be , o -
- tired by each of Such ban, ;'and to Ma e
...requisition upon thein., cominerichig wi th
those having thAltuteptpx.izess i 1/1 3f itainte
of failure to Intnishitt• it tirnuldbl u y
of the Conipt_redkrzef •Cuerenlyy to 11 at
suction- fit df bonds held,
• tneetltnittile Arcalstina retouch banks. 1 '
- The bill having passed through Commit
ii:-.z . 4-394. • t;l4. gfai .3re Fe , 1
8
~" ern r
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~,:,arnendment. voted 'down breommttee, to .
strike out seetfoir litre; and insert, that upon'- the' issue of.coy , atiel kAat i pmd circulation
provider} this section', the Recriitary
of the Treasury ria hereby authorized re 4
,require 4, • to. ; permanently withdraw an
equal amount of U. S. notes. Rejected!'
with hit • 1 . 7 -7;
; ktr t ,REitifPNPEN,arioved to amend, by
t itsadding:We' following: , Provided that' the
• 1-, circulation' 'herein anthorired -libel' be is
sued as °ilk)? circulation';is withdrawn; to
the giggliagatiiiiinnitatien rio..litlerly
t'r-timewsti.ed $300,000,00o;
Mr. SECORMAWiI •emendment, was Om
-*reed , fop „(tt ; .;
Prepared, he said, by the comptroller of
''•Curreney, ad an additiOnisl'section"author
• hing changes' of the rutum. UNair Or
National banks upow
02..PROoller orCurrencsr f find . 1 3 - no-
ties given; which wiiin'itected--1 Ito 23. 1
Mr. 'DAVIS offered Abe - following as en
-additional section: That all laws imposing
-AnytaitiiVeiriiiilittliigtetes of issue mule
by
,any bank of any fitatecr • Territory, er
- 'lmposing any tag •ip, L atiYjimenkcit Snob
bomb'. be and the Shute are hereby rep4l,-
ed. Atwood mitbotitdivisioni
The bill then passed by the ufollowing,
..croosikm • -
.rfait-Tmeags. Buckiw.GNAttauticuesx
4 11 q , We; Cra f et h inavle, Doolittle, rr7►
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;4, a=l ,
Harlan, 'Henderson; 'Ho McCretiry,'
Nve, Patterson,. (N. ,Patterson
(Tenn.,) Pomeroy, Ramiay, Ross, Sher
man, • •Stpulrt,..-,Suutner, , ,,.Van Winkle,
Wade,'Willey, and Wilson-25.
1rq.`"40940. TA nthurkyr BaYsrdf -Cam
`eron; -13611kibtle' 4 Ednitmds; - Fesstmden,
Hone, Hendr•Leks, ,Morgan,_ , -Spragnei
Trunibitlf;VMkertt, Villiam9, Tritett--,44.
Mr. Morrill (Vt.),.who would have voted
aye. paired with Ur- 'MOrrill •klile.).? op
posed.
The bill now goes toile House,
Mr. H9WARD tried to call tip the bill
relative to the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, but a motion to go into-Executive
maiciri prevailed. ' -
Meantime the bill for the removal of po
litical disabilities came over from the
House, with a vrquest for a Committee of
Conference on amendments, which was or
dered'. • ' '
After a short Executive session, the Sen
ate adjourned,.
•
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. C9o,g,,frpfn the Compittee on Elec
tions, repoited. Mr:- , McKie -entitled to a
seat from the Ninth Kentucky District. He
wilkeadie r~solutlon n~ nest week:
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Mr. INGERSOLL offered a resolution di
recting the Committeeet mroi, gal - Means
to consider and report on the subjecttof tax
on capital, deposits and circulation of na
tional and ether banks of issue,` connec-.,
Lion with the bill directed to be prepared.'
Mr. RANDALL suggested to include also
tax on Government deposit&
Air. INGERSOLL so modified the reso
lution and it was agreed to.
Mr. JULIAN introduced a bill for the
sale of the Hot Springs Reservation; in Ar
kansas. Referred. •
Mr. VAN WYCK asked leave to 'offer a
preamble and resolution on the subject of
American naturalized citizens, directing
the President to demand immediately from
any fokigegoternment that 'inayliavelin
prisoned American citizens for words
spoken in this, country en ,acknowledge
meat as-cotaphiteded:ample as *as made
by the United States government in the
,apology for the arr est .of and Sli
dell, and demand 'reparation in all instan
ces, and repott what he has, done to secure
such rights end *tress cifivrongsi;
• Mr, STEVENS,' of Pe.! • said this was
a very grave matter. The resolution
asserted greatetany,..things about which
he - knewtothing. He desired to abate it.
The res.lutionwent over muter the rule.
'Mr. STEVENS, of:Pa., offered a 'ilidelu
ftion instructing the Ways and Means Cern
z-ntittes" till enquire into,the.;expadieca:cy of
reporting a bill to collect revenue on distill
ed spirits on the principle of taxin the_
capacity, 7,:qf
. rstill and _apparatus, m ing • dub - allowance - - for - waste, to
certain •• provisionw , like the following:
first. caIV,L in' expert 'builders and
operators and ascertain the 'Utmost -quanti
.ty a stilt caa:produce•in twenty4oni hours,-
'emistant running: second, `let the :distiller
take out a license for such time as he, may
choose to , operate, paying or giving gooil
security to pay tax on . all spirits that can
be produced within the period of the li
cense: third, if-the distiller shall be found
to overrun the period of license, he shall be
an o_imprisonment in thepenitentiary;
iburitclf "ay - tftirf - sbah . tinfrotiellAttlienee
distilled spirits without a license he4hall
be , held, subject to like imprisonment;
fifth, If there - be any - unoccupied distill
ery the key shall, be given to a revenue of
whestialt be heavily punished 'if he
suffer the premises to go into thehands of.
another person for the purpose of using
them; - sixth, the lover of any concealed
still shall be heavily punished:
The resolution was referred to the Com
mittee of Ways and Means.
The SPKA.KER presented‘ resolutions of
the ••Texas.:Convention.. _Referred: to the
Committee on Reconstruction.
Mr. WAf3HBURNE, Mass., from Com
mittee onClaims, reported a bill to provide
for the • diStribution • of the reward offered
by the President for the capture of Jeffer
son Davin. Ordered to be printed•and re
committed. • . •
Mr. WASHBLIRN&,' Ind., from Commit
tee on Military Affairs, made a,eport as to
the burying Of Confederate dea inn'Antle
tam Cemetery. Ordered printed and re
committed.; ••••7 :
The House proceeded to the 'cOnsildera
don, as the special order, of the bill report
ed by Mr. Eliot, front - Committee don 'Com
merce to promote _American Commerce.
Mr.'ELIOT addressed the Efthise on the
NationaliMPortanoe ot_the,bill, the previa ,
ions of which have aireadY been published,
Mr...MORRILL moved i to amend the sec
ondsection by providing that ingirder that
hhbOeOPper,
chains, and anchors might 'he used - lit the
construction Of American' vessels, there
should be allowed a bounty equal to the 1
drawback of Auto , on,thearlintirrials actu
ally
usel tieciinstetiction. .
Mr. ELDRIDGE opposed the amend
ment, claiming that the bill had steered
clear of.anything llke, 'runty.
Mr. Iltaitt - opriiinea 'the bill, claiming
that depression in the ship building interest
was not caused by the laws of the conn . "'
,try......„All...interest, -the r .cAtultrYzMere
delt**P.o ol 4 43 I .khd.ol 4 l l gtoc sAY.4I4 if
'the copper of foreign countries was admit
ted free of duty for ship building purpones,
the copper mines on Lake . Superior would
have to be closed, The propel drawbaek
oft topper wiasimPlY a`tiliviir Struck at that
interest, and the arguments in support of.,
Kwouici apply equally es yell. against the,
**bete protection syst em of the country,
He believed
_thelepterprimOthe American
people woulalemedy all'presentdifileultink
about pginitiwa; !m i d tlpticarrying trade.:
There was no necess ity
for this bill; whiCh
undertoolclicsotypmna interest by striking
down another interest of equal importance.
He proposaditctientetalbe'loill by striking
out the second section. The other sections
ho had noPbAIictANLY I
Mr. =Gus made an argument agains t .
the bill `'t adtelratTortnind as ate:
ted try his &diem. ne. He had a letter read
rAtitriff,b , ',olV l Pi . itaitOr'Affeenati ) r
andler, against owing a draWbask on.
dreign material. . .' The writer, A.
ton. stet" hie eideCtions: that,Lternel4 be
unjust "`theittr:whb7 .4 ind°lniftted
tnedt.
g stieldpir;p4 the tbdtiodon
ticialhe tilt:ate prt*rty,
Leh Ai thshdtlllt bi lWhieldiunneereetev
that thernerearierssesseisinove built and
being-built.tit= flor.;Allint ed s ' l h 4 r= l "tt l i n
oropc,not:being half what it was before the
war. There were re mars made,for
building ,eir-the 14 "a i lt e n .
snipe and barks eventing a thou Os
each, which, Witii i eakit r eal c i,
+ 4ll 64i l Vtal
ta rs'
be built this year in the State of Maine:-
quite I j elKe epaagli,b4thilhAskosot ake l 4-
Mr. M YERS spoke or sfavo f • all the
sections of the bbl, except thit ellowiogin
hidfdiblfrratelt" -
Mr. LYNCH made an argument in sup
(lnithetwittiPf
entering
marks he spoke of every article
into shins better taxed.
EtbßlMSfasktaffetaiWiliill an -
thing on a laboringliumPfttilW ol 4.4 °
the crown of his head to the s ol o of m
' that temienehtaxedrthr tbeltment of man
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'PITTSBURGH, TH'URSD
ing condition than before the war; but t e
American'builtithlp, - which bad to pay ta*-
es on all itspniterialsovis,brought into 41-
rect competitiOaMthißtkish ships, which
pay no such taxes. There was theTefoTe
no analogv - betisreen - the cases.
Mr.-F.ItDRIDGE. agreed-with-the gentle
inatitioni-Maine that silinlbuilding should
be free from taxation; - but he protested
against disicrintination in favor of ships or
againatthe laboring man:
Mr. LYNCH said he did not 'agree with
the gentleman from Wisconsin.-- He (Mr.
Lynch) was in. favor of protecting Ameri
can labor and industry. Subsequently Mr.
, Lynch stated that the letter from. the.Bsth.
ship
. builder came, not from if - ship builder,
a
but shipMvtini=4-a man ivho had bnifich
of his,house in Liverpool, and was
therefor interested in keeping tip depres
sion in American commerce.
Messra.—BßOOK* WASHISURNE L - of
ViscOnSin, SPAULDING, and'PIKE lidvo
catedstbabill. . • =
Mr. BRGOMAtL'proposed'to amend Mr.
Morrill's amendment :by adaing a provis
ion that the present tariff dutieste ingeas-"
ed five per cent.
Mr.. ALLlSW___epposed .and Messrs.
PILE and:BEMEßlfavorod the bill.
Mr. ALLISON as a test of the House,
moved to tanle the-bill.: 4 - ! '
Mr. - PIKE offered to amend- the bill by'
striking (topper out of the seoond sction.
Mr. ALLISON said he , tvould still move
The question was taken and the bill -vas
tabled-82 to 44.
On motion • of Mr. FARNSWORTH, the
Senate amendments to the bill to relieve
=certain citizens of North Carolina froin'po
' Mica disabilities Were non-concurred in
and a Committee of Conference asked.
Mr. BINGHAM gave notice that he
would tct:mortow calPtip has motion to re
consider the vote on the twenty-per cent
resolution.
Adjourned 1-
THE SAEN f GERF'EST •
Gala Appearance of. Chicago—Monster
Concert—Torchlight Procession.
(By Telegraph to the Inttaburgb Gazette.]
CHICAGO, June 17.—A large portion of
the city presents a gala appearance to-day,
in honor of the Saengerfest. A long the line
of marcidimnClarkatreetfrom Bridge
the Turner's Hull, there is not a house
which does , not bear some evidence of joy
on the part of the inmates, that the Fest
has at last arrived. Fvery window one
every doorway is adorned wit"'' floral
wreaths and bears inscriptions manifesting
the enthusiasm. 'State and Wells streets,
where the Germans most abound, South
Side and Randolph, and Madison streets,
and West Side, .are brilliant with deco
rationa.
Scarcely a gnathaus or lager • beer saloon •
but has its tribute to the singing brothers
from abroad. Many ofthe shops and stores
are trimmed with combined colors of the
Fatherland and' the 'United States. The
stars and stripes are
_often *en alongside
old German colors, gold red: and
black, and the new colors of the
North German Confederation. Tar,
ner's Hall, Ulrick's Hall, Wabash Avenue
rank, and other headquarters:7 ,o, d::
,vtsd..-AnAtit.tilLest bands° e manner.
Societies trout shVolirruitti
since 5:30 this morning, and other large
delegations from the east will arrive to
night and to-morrow. The delegates from
the old country, who were expected at 8:30
this morning, will not arrive until to-mor
row, on account. of a long aetention they
experienced in Ohio in consequence of the
destruction of a railroad bridge near.
Lima.
At eight o'clock this evening a grand pro
cession wait formed at Uirica's: Hall, and
marched to Wabash avenue. The proces
sion was ha en , hour, passing a given
point. It contained several bands and was
profusely interspersed with flugs,Ae. The
streets through which it passed were crowd
ed with people. At;thaßink the singers.
were Welcomed by Mayor Rice in a brief
speech, after \which.theformal reception'
and concert took &Muse. The chorus con
slAed Or five . hundred %%dices, composed of
Chicago societio,-witti anorchostra of sev
enty pletiett', .After the concert a grand
torchlight procession, with .flags, transpa.
rendes, dee., formed on Wabash avenue
and marched through the principal streets
to headquarters. The evening , doses with
socilligatherings thar,-Dutchos
Haits, - Urriiih's 'trill, and' other headquar
ters or local sistietletr.
- 0 . - 7ICHIsIOND..
Trial, Convicti -R
on aliii-Sefignitept Whisky -
ir .
Inspectors and a Revenue Officer for -De
frauaing the Government—yhoVase of
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, Iticrtmostn,_ VA., June I7.—The 'trial of
John H. Anderson, late Collector of the
Fourthrict. • 'IL W. - Elk:l' - and A. J.
Goulding, Whisky Inspectors, and J.
Patterson, Assessor of Internal
for en g.sging in 'WOW : frauds , has on
concluded and the prisoner, found-ouiltv.
Anderson yrks sentenced to,„the Penitentia
ry for two yearly " and 'ply a fine, of ten
thousand dollars. Patterson. and Aliso*
were both sentenced to .two yearkih the
I Tenitentiarv, end a Anent five tiocoand ,
dollar!, and Goulding one visifkimprison.:
'neat suit' s fine of two-,thousand, dollar&
A motion was made for a naw_trtal; but was
overruled. • The prisoners are to Weird to
RIO Penitentiary. - r .
Ind
'The invemtigation aga inst go eredith
,for,unlawfulky admitting foreigners, to piti
aenship, ia'finished, and the' military
will render, a Nerdict in slew days.
SeveraiLdeputationi Iteptiblicans have
.waited' on
~ Gen. •
Stoneman • with the re
quest that he order an immediate eleptio ,n
in this State,'withodt reference 'to a revisx
ion of the registration voters. 9en. Rtonez,
Imao4eatines4o take 'ADY::kotiol l ; mmying
'lust the matter was beyond his hiscentroll and
in the bomb of, 4f,Ongre 4 ss. ,
. .Ibitters,-
( 3 7_,TOefinilv fib giou)sts brilLeaastnio
New Yvan. Jima 17.-Eight sohtionere
'eh& &air - .saki* `htiiii' iiniered foi Ifni ;low
York Yaeht 4.7intr regatta to-tnerrow.'
An aid soolety for Southern . educational
iotirposeat hen been; %relict in Ibtiltsifli, tci
lqt tYA _, veva. Iror Um weeent44) Corte
WiWne+Jetrioutie Jo tftel"pratilmint tab.
lishment of Christian pariah
,and home
, Your stall ons,imported by os, W -
1 ro " 4 • 6 4 . 13 . ti : rain', , /74 4 1 #•; I.4thed, yesterday
m...,..„„en. • li, ~ 1 . .''
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I . htri Iturilegamei the two, Enrore7J.Peo'
' h ell titile and the' tWo genderles s 'Witt ,at
tend aptiblio dinner on ibe Of f baying
Test•of he Chime Einbsso l itt WOMMI-
•tori;D• la- ' i ~ ,
, Gertnide Piditi. and , George ßeVapardt
were ArreAted fur attempted ourdeir of the
litn•hlind of the fonnar. o i r, a- ,
cir
Report says an i &intim hie been iehend
at the iiii.L.teir of ..I)efottrestrsinlng the
Edith - w in' tifgatiy , Difteitorn front
.0014 dl andi: - I
Base Bail e 4P. l r g l id. ' il () - 7 r ' *l 1
- ___ es IN • 1A i
IlibiailsAND: June 1 I%i ii 7.-d. bas; ball ma
between theAtnittitinmanbgtof Vita •
:1f (homeland. •
. I OWN 4 i II4.- 4'-al64r'ai"'l-':"1 'lll6 22,in aim if:.
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THE CAPITAJJ
The.,EieFtlan Of. a, ,colored Wo
whit liont a Car—tlie. Mayor
altt question—lnterviews with
~ t helPresideni—Three Per CerPi•
- Certificates - Chooe mod lquit'rrr - .
idenCy l for , ,
ture of Jeff., Davis—The Cikse of
Stirratt.
By TiWgrapti to the Vittsbarah Gazette.) ,
WABailiurrox.lune 17;408..1
licnlttrrnfiknolcciaoskto.
The Senate Committee on the Distil - et of_
Columbia, who were instructed to inquire
liiitto the alleged tbrelble ejettion of Ars. -
"late Brown, a colored woman in cfui t rge of
the ladlek retiring: , room, at the *Ott,
from
.a cu •Alexstridrin railroad,
made a report itdor confirmatory of the
statements before made; but that Mrs.
Brown has instittittidigult against the Com
pany for,damages, and , that- the policeman
who ejected her frOm the car has since been
dismissed from theservice of the Company. ,
They recommend that the resolution , for
the present remain on the table.
csamtions OF, JEFF. DAVIS AND TILER. DE
' WARD.
The bill. reported from the House Com
mittee on Clahnsto•day provides for the
diatrlbiatibitof-the one- hundred thousand •
dollars reward among the captors of Jeff.
.Davis. - The rewardit to• James H. Wilson.
of Illinois. late Major General of Volun
teers, Benjamin D. Pritchard, late Lieu
tenant, Colonel of the Fourth Michigan.
Cavalry, and Joseph A. Youmans, late Cup
,tain larthe First 'Chi° Cavalry, are throe
, thoutland - dollartieiielr. The balance-is to
be divided pro rata among the officers and
men of Of the Fourth Michltran Cavalry
and, a dotachment the First Wisconsin Cav
'airy accompanying Captain Youmans,
principally of Ohio, who were present on
the morning of May 10th,, 1805, proportion
ally to the monthly pay proper to which
each wasentitled. •
WIIITE lIOVSE
A large number of visitors were in at
tandoori) at the 'Executive Mansion to-day,
including many ladies and several individ;
uals of prominence. .
A Committee of citizens .of Washington,
including the 'Mayor ad interim and several
members of the Conservative wing of the
City Councils had interviews with the Pres
ident in reference-to the bill which passed
congress relating to muni ipal officers.
" Generals Itosseau and Hancock, and Sen
ators aUeindarson and Buckalew also had
hataryiews with Braaident Johnson
The Supreme:lb mid of the District of-Co
lumbia has declared Doyley J. amen de
facto Mayor of Washington.
JUDOS MASS AIM TUE VIVASIDRVIek".
At an interview with the. President last
evening Judge Chase expressed a williog
ness to accept the Deuioeratio nomination
on a platform embracing the living issues
of the day. ,
ILEOONSTIIUTION MEAAUSES.
SPeettlfl state that' the Reconstruction
Committee held two - sessions to•tilly. the
subjects under consideration being the di
vision of Texas and tho• nest ineiuts-ut se,
curing the adoption of the Virginia Consti
tution- - • -
UREE kett,MiNT: CERTIPICATES.
, The Senate'Finanooecnntnittee wilt prob
ably soon report a bill authorizing the - Diane
of twenty millions three per cent. certiti
cotes for the redetription of l corapoiutd in
lerestmotes.
SUPREME COVET
In the District, - Court to-dsr,4Judge Fisher
recogriited S. I.'Bowen as Nitryei. of Wash
ington, and Col. Cooper as Corporation At
torney, in place of Jaws H. Bradiey,..lr.',
SURRATT case.
It iQ Itriderptood the.Gran4 Jury is exam-
Ititdrwitriessiii ith`si v iew To Irringing inn
irnew:irdictment agnitterrscrenitti - el3srgivg
ocifinbilitittis whoiraoll tp,..4thci;he
of President Lincoln. 1 `,l
f. ** s "
CISOII4IstATI.
• -14 -•
Doing Mdbbery of - sr Ccotinty Treasury-a
Great Damage from a Bala Storm.
int tOthe ilia . iteo
Clamart:at, June 17.—About 1;80 to=
'night:Setae Xitiknain persons catered the
Treasurer's office of Clinton county, Ohio
at Wilmington.anoi,t,knooked down . the
Treasurer, Mr. A. Racket, as he was in the
act of depositing the receipts of the day In
`the vault. The thiersest after binding and ,
gagging Mr. Ilacitet,tookl s , ooo front the
vault anditiade their esiiriPe.
The heavy rates lest night washed away ,
several bridges tindtrestiP.consthe Marietta,
4 Cincinnati Railroad, between Divaland ;
and Chillicothe, Old the passage of tralhe
will be,stoppoit for, sam e .
~ dart,. ..Nn wlk. ;
rate abe thrift of tho thittiina''ean
A heavy,,miotand.thluider atoratitkpreVallL
inthel'a,;(t4l43l4.-„ ,
I ,
COULTESTANILIi: BOAT. BACE.
-4 L--.
rßVlVT4tlgPl*tfitl'lttelnt/ttiNli* a tc - . •
Ptitt:,tnStrßtL~# June It-Wrowds Of,
_
strukipairalurtsfrb*„. witnm,the roW;
tomscir.
former, now Is at 165 pounds and CoultOr .
at JIM .1 Betting 1111.10 to,llBo on
isms' HUI Anniversary.i 7 ,9inig Baran
coy T e legraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
BorrozclUbf.l7Vb4Thairulitaktr-thlittan
nlversary 9f the Battle of. Bunker, watel.
obsermed3d4orwitittfiliarfotto
play than for many years,,
At the Charleston rogattti tai ifdytlii
of single Bennet; i*eliblles, was won ltyl
JoaepKF. ray. 44.0 1 filtinst , avo. oosspe‘lt
t ore . Time, filtAvask w oe
4)IT ,
cords. The dottrnevactift woe
canoe * Wittiff?)i t tix Ark T., I: Anler a 11 ;
Wells: Time, olxteen - minuted and fo
labgendik•Mho./94' oared boat. race ot ,lb
roma had sit entri t and Wad won byrtbe
Samuel Atorkly. -- 10'Mb, , t*enty-eight
`Alteitandlorty seconds. 4 .
DomotrotteCongrtyAquitkeipplin 0 .1.9
[Br Teo/grope to th. Plusibuntb Ossene.l
Utatall6lll ,4Abiiii ' ai7.. n •
Cow ••_omit D o mouratlo come
itliPAKlVlietkifinfv464l66lL 4 -nbin
e el itOye , Rti t a , f i i r l a w l:Sll • .
• orm.nin=mileninterihtild
MBA Wal t WON adopts&
Mil
=ME
PROX
01
. _
Amnesty by the Pope --Abyssinia
=-'..Nova Scotia's Cmixplaint
. .
the English House of Commons
-,French Budget. War` Plot in
Gerniany—Admiral Farragut.
Clityl'elegripa to tbeTittsburgh Gazette.]
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDOS;- June 17. -- Dispatches from
Rome dated the 15th, state the Pope' in
tended te , issue a general amnesty to pollti-
=EI
cal offenders on the.annlye.rsarq of his as
censien h! the Holy' See.
English...journals publish a telegram
from Zoula, Abyssinia, dated June 2d. The
troops of the expedition, except a' body of
cavalry, have left Zonis -to :embark for
Bombay. • Gen. , Sir _Robert Napier was : th'
leave on-the 12th. ' •
In the House of Cominons on Tuesday
night an interesting debate took place on a
petition of the people of Nova Scotia against
the Canadian act. Mr. Bright Moved thet
a commission beappointed to - inquire 'lnto
;the cause of discontent -in Nova_ Scotia in
regard to the operation of the act of confed-I
eration. " Mr. Bright supported , his' motion ,
with a speesibi in which he declared an in -1 .
vestigatien • illto -,thist ,Matter -could not
be otherwise than advantageous. If , re
fused, the people or Nova Scotia would feel
that they-were victims Of a policy—with
which they did,not and could not sympa
thize. Such refusal would increase hostili
ty to Canada and estrange theta froth Eng
land and,, give powerful .stimulus to
their sympathy with the United _States.
Justice to the people of liciVa • Scotia
and generosity to"the United States de
manded this inquiry. The Ministry would
be greatly to biamoahould any untoward
event result' from a 'refusal to grant . this
'demand. ,
, Mr. Wm. Baxter, member of Montrose,.
'seconded the motion made by Mr. Bright.
, Right Hon. C. D. A:dderly, 'under' Secre
tary of the Colonial Department,. replied
for the government. • He acknowledged
that discontent pre'Valled in the province
of Nova Scotia. He took occasion to deny
the correctness of a statement made by Mr.
Bright, in a speech made on the_,lsth of
May, to the ellect that the passage Of the
Canadian Union act in Parliament was not
final, but merely preliminary, to the act of
the Legislature of •each of the provinces
concerned. • The appointment • of this
gommission_of , inquiry _ . :would:be a
great • evil, and be considered an
insult by the Dominion of Caniula.
He informed the House that steps had'
been taken by the Government to allay the
present feeling in the North American
• 'provinces. He said this feeling was riot so
bitter as represented, for the acts of the
Canadian Parliament had since been ap
proved by Nova Bcceia. and whatever dis
content still existed would probably disap
pear, as the people of that province had no
reason to apprehend an increase of taxation
or expenses.
After further discussion.* division ' of the
House took place on Mir. Bright's motion,
which resulted, for the commission, 87;
against, 183-=majority against, 96.
Later-inthe. event*. Ilse - Irish Church
appointment of the suspe, usionary bill was
a
passed to third reading. .
Z3Z
.13EnLta, Jane .17.---Itt the South. German
Parliament today the entire - budget was
adopted. •
A report is in circulation that certain im
portant papers have been diSeovered in Si-
ISale which reveal the existence of a plot
to involve the lesser Enrepearipowers with
France in a war against Prussia.
King William has gone to visit Hanover
for the first, time aince , the late "war with
Austria. - • • .
PAnts, June 17.—ln:the Ministerial re
port on the budget, reference is made to the
general arming represented to begomg en
in Europe. The report declares' bath the
people and goyernment of Franco desire
peace, and there hi •now no evldenet't that
theexistinu state of tranquility throughout
Europe be distruted. .. •
' BELGIUM.
inns IT.—A . 6 . lllra Farraged
has Invited Ring LeOriold -tn review . 'the
rcliladien nrinethiermeadind. The King
.d.qa accepted thei Invitation. and the review
will take place at an early, (Iv, in the her ,
bor otOatend.
FIN ; 1 1 ! 1!IVIAL . AND t0N161F.1161 At.
tioNDow, , , June , 17.,—Eveningh,—consots
1 1 61 , money, 44541%94%i ,tot aecalunt,. 943/a
0414.' Bonds' 73; P4l:, RHO,
..fttinitasinvr, June 17:--Bond , 773 f. • I
LlvnitrooLi. AM° :-1.7.--.Ootton; 15.0. 0 0
bales uplands at:OO I 4MA perlo;, Orleans,•
'ill / 011p: per 1b Breadatuffs firin.- Refin
ed Petroleum, la. 4d. Spirits. Bd. to' ar
rive. Sugart. 265.
AurvrErtr, June 16,—Petroleum doll
at , 47.
, ,
.4,,teldent.on thee. New Mork. Ceittral R.
Loy Tpierusal so tbe Pittsburgh Glatet. • • ;
1 ,Aimvery,, N. -I'.i. Jane 17.—The 'Mail '
train, on .the N. tr. , .Central Railroad; , duo
here at 200. this p. m.,:was thrown- from:the
track abriut Oa miles this aide of Seheneo..
4ifiy, ,while 'pinning, atthe:moo of thirty
miles an hew. ".The,NorereXTnion end
%
A.merioit .Lt :Tress e . and, ~91eab
aOkiiiii . cit. ' were ; ' Ow Wn . . ever:. an .
entkliatikm rit"twenty Meet high and badly`broken. ;' , Otti. poisiengereati *wait thrown Off,
the traok but did not "go over the imtbabk
iment.- An express messenger hamed , Oarr
was ! Injured; but no ,pastiengw4 - 1 1 The;Sie4='
dont was calmed by :aapre, ..rall. , -:41 , ..; : - •
~• .',, ,-, ,:' , !...•, , ,..,--------,---11- , -.4-„ .. 1 -,•,. j ~ • ,
4Fi1en,9.1 , *41 1 0414e1de, i II - 1
(4 Teierfr to ithaPitsbarith essetto.3 ..:.-.-- L!
. • Pairee Titi ! IFlrest., 7 JU0*47..-.There . . .isr
frodAeW l l , ,fo l ( !eating -, that ..,Dasoenl Ati
-11410140k confessed to.4!'eigiMielith@if. he ;
(fornolitei froitiqs, ejein lug : tofloVn
dent eein rielf dote pee;The ontfinudeff,ht In
wiittheand iitirbiianfimittedfottialliond,
Jury with a view to justify' an
for mansiaug h ter• --0- - -
!•;11-.17 .;;. :-..‘ an] • ' - -
) -111 en min.!Yo .)---
ow. st ifisti4d
nuott.l , -". 4 1 ,
tads, 'eleetettilll B. Weliklitritted`kiteg
Senator IMO' itheAtioroil elttoltike:Miifetoi ,
41359. ,ThoorepiOtii ino.elettion fOrittoe - term
ofi , hour years.: A'he •Yeault is: uncertaip !
urughooqraliabead.:l:ll;l,
-,4OOtn4 lllB lOnist%illoUttkl , :hee. ioPtY , to
Bearetery . MepOkoef,k, A chinb ssarching.
$4"1096, - ; Tauta.,aliatriljr, that; settle, , the'
vont' tn - the . ehtiptet ere.lo l3l l;ton,t
leetteaotti, qtel'. lll.( rk; •g n he ,
r rtielatdent(-te attkliihe' to kat 'BO n,
tiddhnthdn twin : 4 ,lmi* iiektetilleatel that (
itthe leent<ratiretile,aid teinedt man
;lab diet be:ecintirtnectinAltit step Denioerete
leejei„ihecetio new !eke*. he partisan
raktawbottYlll beet* them Witte Prod./ .
_ .
rfAigllui,i 1/.'4B.Pretlent,hee net
ye t eee the name - pare tank
for the place.
GERMANY.
FOANCE.
MEM
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MOM
tr ......7._:1,7
mBER 1, il r
4t).
- BR! jNEWS t sif
- -
—A .u i `rg . ,.of AfricanS, it is 'Bildt was re
cently landed in Cubs.: • , ,z 4 •
—Dixon & Brothers' cotton
deuce was much damaged by fire y
night. • •
—A'wcgwam for the giceommeda.;or - --k
the Pendleton escort is to be builtlinTortip-' ,
kin's square, New York:" •
—There were three hundred and ninety; .
two deaths in New Yorklast week, aid one
hundred and filty in Brooklyn.
—All distilleries in the Eighth District,
New York, were , closed up yesterday_ by
gthe authorities, on an order from• Washin-
--Ortr Government has readied • assur—
ances from its representatives ID &wept,
that there is no danger of a, general 'War
this summer. , •4'l
—Judge Ingraham refused to issue an in
junction restraining the MetroPolitan Po
lice from warning strangers awnyfromcer
tain disreputable concert saloons.
• -The bricklayers of New York had de
cided to work eight hours instead of ten
hereafter, and the wages willhe reduced
fionifive to four and a half dollars a day.
—Mr.. Henderson, who has returned to
Washington," says that the Debiocritts all
sustain his vote on impeachnienti , and
many Rupublican believe him tkliaye been
'honest; • -
—The work on the New Tammany Hall,
NewtYork‘ is.progressingrapidly, and will
be ready by the 4th of Ju1y.,1.V*,./tall is
lofty, well;yentilated, and 'seep 5,1XX1
person s,. • --
-The "Naval Schoul , ,manilha,tiori- - has
proved,, as was ttpected,that, Aisknatittf
lion under the exceedinglYshle .superyl
sioriaf Vice-Admiral Porter;'is - iii : a - vM"y
high b state of eflicieney.
— , The-New. Yorkciemmitteeinf Aqinigo
meats of the Schutzenfest tiavcdetermined.
to ' formally ' receive ' the delegates - from
.abroad: on thii 27th', and. Make sienna.
opening by a procession on the 29th. ,-4t.
steamboat .excursion will he Made on "Sun
day the 28th, - ' • • •
Thenew walkingtriatcli Ileirikiik
is going on without especial in.:Meat tams -
far. Haydock is yet in good nondition, but.
Shear complains of sore feet: 'The Oiniuri
dred and fifty-sixth - mile malt) flidahednt
noon to-day. The time per mile is nearly
ten minutes, exclusive of safe
—The wife of Edward A. Pollard, Cif Vir
ginia, had Mr: Pollard and 111138 Crotty ar
rested on Tuesday for assault' and battery.
In her complaint she charges Pollard with
having consumed her means in supporting
himself, and then deserting her. In reply
he says she is a maniac through jealousy,.
Financial Matters in, 14 €1,.. 1 : 01 1 6
.
- -
Gold Closed at 14 N. •
- • _
.B 1
Telegraph to the Pitt/an:web liesette.l
YOIIKoTtlilO #; ;J :850.
MONEY AND DODD ' . c
lifonei market qniel. andUasy at S@EI oa
call. Storline quiet • Gkild 'ir
regular; opened at 141%,: 1 i advanced -to
141 g, declined to 140% and o coed at 140%.
, •
Govertunenta strong withlgeod..demand
for all descriptions. Couixnts • Of_ 1881
11714(4117%; do. ~ ' 62, 116@)113 do.
5 ,'41 , 1.
110%@)111; do. '65, 110% (.31:13 4 ; do.new
1133®114; do. '67, 1140114 4; :,.;110
11 wwg110; extra interest Teri-forties, 10694
@106%; Seven-Shirt:les, 40914(4110X; Six
per cent. currenoy bonds Pacific Railroad,
2%@3. Conversions of SeVenrtbirties
the last two day 5,53,209,950. I The Treeing
has commenced to pay the principal atlas
1888 ponds due July ; Ist; ((hot d at f 991-94%.
This checked the upward. 'movensent,-ba
Gold. The premium coin continues scarce,
however, and boirowing notes , at the
wa5 . 3.6-1 per cent. until to-inorrow;:=-Bor
der State bonds continue active. •
further udvanced.
Stocks are generally gate and steady.
Miscellaneous list dull. '; '., 1, ,
The following are the, 5;30 prime I. Can
ton, 49®48X; GiUmberland, 33©35; Wells . .
Express * -261,1,1ig2,6%;• American Eipress,
521652 X; Adams Express; 66%®56%;• .Mer
chants Union Express,•2B@2B%; • - ilJnited.:
States Express, 63%@54; Quisiltsliver,4.s@lt,
-
26%; Mariposa, WA; ' PaCitio - Milt, •1,7%(0 .
9 7.35; Atlantic, 31084;.Western Union Ible
6.re.P.h. ;'Zlfigos.N; NewN00;c44,481034%.
igyl6.l‘ ;, Erie, . 69X@VW,
.' pieibirkid,, 75;
Hudson; 140(4)141W • " ;tending,' 99 , 1415)
09%; .:..flartfbrd ` :and , . ...,-,l3irie* . 15406%;
Ohio, And, ~Misibistlipt, 1 29%: , ,W.abash,
• 411%(448%; St:' . .Paul, 65 . %®66;.:Keferred,
'17,44 ®77X; M. 04 ' 121H10,122;:lbatchi
gnu
--Sauthern9os4@eoAft iliiiintiveettiral,
, 150).)15541 Pittsburgh, sBloo)tidjf•i'
.. Toledo.
107%®107,t; Rook Island, .. T 1 4.0 100 q:
NorthWettiSrii- Ex. ; Ditt.; " 05%16' .IflFort,
Wayne' s , 111 X 011%; Ootsniabils; 92: ChieliEP
At 1.1,1t0n,i preferred - - ; 162:- rjiirte,iln Chime
Ai*, prefwed. 105;. .Affsliono 3 : ' 93 t n ew
Tennessees, 765 - : 04-diiiipc•l'itirertUaroli
maii,.73i -. •". k . te,.'v - . z. , "•-; ,' - ,lfi . -11
!IQ,ING SHActigg. • ' ..• •
+ ,
Fining aharquiet; GregeltYflohtfhpitik,
& 'Parmelee, ;
,s4tutria ,Jllll,, I'4sl,''' Edo*
Bill, 880. ' • "- - •• ' ';-"
ra ts()
TREASURY MATTERS.
llteelPta of 'Sub-TreasulrY *1,8520319; pay.- .
reehte, $1,013,233; balance in the,74'eatil,..:kr3's
1594;918,7H9.- , •" ' '', " - ' ' '.' '
-••••••0110.------ I • r
Buffalo Market.
Br Telegraph to the PlttebenthAbahtte.X .
ttuvoaz;o, Jutie.l7.—Rtelphq'C'Ata7 115,-
0 9 0 4u- ttsll l ltatellatt Whiat,..77,00k100412.
Ild,ooo btu Oats; 47,000. i Freigtitit
Wheat, 111"Corti;'714141CieW Terl;.` - mann
quiet. Wheat; fair demand tand ; itisady;
5 4 1 e's' 1110194 atid 2 car
loads `d o an i
,Oreen Bay, at P',l?t ,
• Coritr goad 'ilemind alfdPflittn; saletakmow
bush, MoatlyScs„ I tird reiLareaternj V7o.
Oats; inquiry fair; sales MOW beeh
and 33,000 bush, to arrive,lat, same,. figure.
Rya; none in the iniztfot,4 * MeiMPbTki sales
1484 . 243;40..11Lard;t5u1es ;UMW: 't
Al t any Cattle Mar ket.
~
Illy Telegraph to the Pttuburgiiaisette.i
OE* 17.--Tilix,rxteuranditbr eat
ttla. heat teen 1414 withont,tt however...fttiny'
apeoulative demand; receipts; 0f.4,201),-tisadt
-over breeltotirtfis were goOd wehthl afl dha
fine , marketable ronditinm; sales "oill/M0
,t,t,lead, 637 9 sor,mookeni'444.Inferinr tight:
gets to
to and9ooo „p r .
go to extraght' Mad-- titre; Sheepit gboa
request at flaTce reCeiptalight.;..lloo4 3ll dell
for the weck,Aueq
for light to wahrbta,-antlB)o l9 )fe
till* heart and extra.
New Orleans, blavltett,...-.
{ll3fTeleßrapi to tbC
v1'111..7141%4 ORteititlt;
1 MidtlitPgat g 7 In .Te(4401;11.4 Intleßiffiales of
1115 es:. Storpßgexw
o ge,ls,3alAtzefir
'"lfinleilghelo minfit XlOld
44 1 mailid• AWOL ,Flour
~;#l 7% tiks, . .t 2 i4B 4 WfitEstio t i v ill4 . 2 . 4 44/ 4 0 . 8 f1 0 .47,„,
-7'
,
bleiaphia Market.
Ltßithileittpitiailite:rniehqro4ineete.i't- _
I , ; yjifigitralli, , einnalt , fro 443l ;toniVailt , ple iam.
citing nomlaanie •• at 28alltio; . reoeiptsig
bider, expo b i ' Xtle&
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