, 1865-02-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TKE DAWNING OF
JUBILEE.
TEE DAY OF D00M 70
MAN SELLING
A Voice from the National
Capital.
The House Passes the Consti-
t,ltional Amendment,
Thrilling Scenes and Incidents Of
the Passage.
Matters Congressional; Military
-: and General.
FRC0i SPRINGFIELD THEsTATE.
LEGISLATURE.
Ru11laOrs of Rebel
Peace EnVcys.
The Washington Tragedy--The.
Shooting Of Burroughs.
From Cairo and Below
Lower Mississippi
i" River News.
Frem paducah--The War in Vest
crn ky. and Tenn.
Ete Mar!zets--Gcld C1o3ca
at 203 Sd.
CUR new YORK MIDNIGHT
DISPATCH.
From Cairo and Below
Lower Mississippi
j" River News.
Eren paducah--The Var in Vest
crn ky. and Tenn.
EEe NIarlxets.-GcId C1o5c5
at 203 Sd.
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DISPATCH,
FROM WASHING FOy..
The Passage Of the Constitutional
Amendment in xhe fiouSe-1Ia1tcrs
Military aud General.
Especial Dispatch to the chicaso Triapnc.]
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, jan 81.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihpnc.]
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jaa 81.
CONGRESSIONAL.
An anuoInceusnt IN these dispatches some
| weeks ngo, inst Tamm,ny Hall was bringing its
influence 10 bear on the passage OF the Const1tu-
tsonal amendment prohibiting slavery, md that
Its success WIS therefore assured received Its full
vcriacation In the House this afternoon. The
largest sudiencc If the session packed the ralse-
rics and iohbice, flooded the reporters gallery
with ladies, and oyerhowed into all the vacant
fpaccs on the floor. Appeals Tcrc made a. usual
from the Democratic eide, to have the vote post
poned, and thc-e were implied threats Of
f1lihusteriug unless 1t Was, hut M
Ashley refused to ;, m.ke any further
delay, and the Democrats wisely resolved to sub.
nit. The final announcement Of the vote WIS the
sequel for whfrlwind OF applause wholly un2re-
cedentcc In Congressional annals. The galleries led
Of, giving cheer after cheer. The Members on
the door then Joined In the shouting, throwing up
their hats and c'apping their hands, wh,,e the ID
dief in the galleries waved their handkerchief,
and the very pages On tho noor Joined IN tho DEM
cDstrntfons OF delight. The Democrats had been
r::y fierce in their densnds for order, wh en- there
had been some applause orer the affirmative votes
o. rome Vi their own number. and bad ve-v i'm
rr,ionsfy demanded The cnfarccn1ca. o. thu ra1cs,
hrt the storm Of applause that now swcot fh-o1-h
the chamher WIS too much to resist, aul ,1erceose
they sat Silent and solemn in theirssats amid all
.hc Icioiclnss.
II is now earnestly hoped that the Lesi.latures
particularly those Of the great leading States, will
promptly tsEe u2 tho amendment, ana
p.ss 1t through without delay. The
effect Of prompt action In the present shape OF the
peace negotiations will be particularly valuable,
and the Union leaders here hope, before The cnl
Of the week, to hear OF decisive action from New
York, Peunsy1vaLia, Ohio and other great Suites.
A subsidy is proposed In the bill Of Senator
Anttcny, for mail Inc, ria the Isthmus to
Ceifornla, Of four hundred Thousand dollars, s,I
hundred or eight hundred, according a. the Post
master General 1nay deem necessary to establish
scp'-EnoEth'r. trl@monthly or weekly lines.
The balance in tie Treasury 10: po.tal =eryiee at
tile close Of the last fiscal year, was 39sso75 az
appears from the st1tcmcat communicated to the
Senstc by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mr.. Wade presented to-day in the Senate the
resolutions Of the Ohio Legislature demonstrating
against the pa7ssge OF the bankrupt bill. Also
tLose in favor Of The repeal of1he duty On p.per
Lieut.. Col. T. S. Patterson, Goth Iowa Vols, has
been appointed Provost Marshal of the Depart
mcnt OF Arkansae-
An order Issued ftom the War Department TO-
dig transfers to the Veteran Reserve Corps one
lrnired and eixsy-n1nc Western soldiers, who
EaTe been examined and declared unfit for further
Ecld service. Twcuty-sevcn belong to Ohio reci-
mcnts, II to Indsna e to Illinois, co to Michigan
~ to W{sconsin, 3 to Iowa, |3 to Missouri, 2 to
Minnesota, 2 to kcntucky, 2 to Tennessee and to
Esnsas
A aispttch from the shcnsu3oah Wiley received
at the War Department today stales that tho rebel
Senator Foote arrived within the Federal lines
ucar Front Eoya1 yesterday. he was asked TO
take the oath OF allegiance, which he declined,
AID he Was accordingly placed under arrest lie
Is expected here tomorrow.
NAsn1S0Tox, Tuesday. Jan. 3t.--Tn- day, In the
Supreme Court, in the eass of the Bank Of the
Commonwealth #. a.. plaintiffs IN error. IL. the
Commissioners Of Taxes. It. Gt:. ia error to The
Court uf Appeals Of the State Of New York, ,Jus-
ticc Neison, In The Supreme Cnu:t .. the United
statef, delivered the op;sina o: tho corst, r2yrr=-
COTS aud renanains The causc With directions /,
enter Judgment in conformity with tho opinion
Of the supreme Court
The same Judgment was rendered IN all the
other bank raxes. 1wo ycars ago the Supreme
Couit Of the United Stat:s pronounced 4 decision
that Statc had ro right to tax United States
10 The effect that eu bonds and sccn:tics c1uno;
hc taxed hy 1ntircc1Icn On 4 valuation equal to
1l,e aoun' Of the capital stock Of the bankz 60 ,n
"Wc1l in:osrncd persons are disposed to credit he
1nnoss TINT Stcphcne. nuEter and Campbell n-e
s!nners."
The Iosf's eneeial Gays: "Sec- Fcssenden. in
LIZ Instruction 10 Jay Cooke. says he Intends to
Ic'y wholly, hereafter, upon taxcs nud sales Ut
SeycI-Tatriy bonds to pay tic expenses Of tho
NV YoaK. Js1. 31.-The Nor!Ts Washington
1eitGr Of 'ns s9tl,says; There is more IN Mr
ready TO believe. The statement that MI, Blair
carried t96nd hrouEht fro the rebel capital f1SA
nositinns1 1or consideration Of the peace gues-
ca ny ~. SsWurL. The terms proposed arc on
tue Tsc' f., na. s1ar Sc on aud
zion to the TIfon, and II viii n,t>be suTnrisIa, #
We have speedy news that CommIss1encrs ara IN
their way 10 Washiaeton to attempt peace nesou-
ly Mr. Lincoln to rayis.