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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-08-15

Few, we think. will contend that the assem-
bly thus convened had any proper sttri-
butes Of a legal body and to this cause for
excitement there was added the av0wed
purpose on the par. Of its members to dis.
franchise every person in the State who had
aided the rebellion, and to give universal
suffrage to the negros. The proclamation
Of the Mayor. ostensibly designed to pre-
vent any disturbance, was not wisely con.
ceived. and very likely added fuel to the
fame. A charge had been made that the
military we're likely to interfere with the
convention. and Tor this reason. doubtless,
their leader was more slow to act than the
occasion required. The opening Of the as
ssmbly Was the signsl for professions of ex-
cited negroes, who expected great things
from the convention. and who marched
through the streets with music and banners,
and other er0emonstrations ofjoy. With such
inaammable materials an explosion was al
most inevitable and the FIRST collision be-
tween q portion Of the procession and an
excited citizen was the signal for general
riot. We are not surprised at the course
Of the Radicals. They have always been
turbulent and factious. and regardless Of
constitutional rights or legal restraints
when these stood in the way OF their de-
signs. II they did not expressly desire the
outbreak. their proceedings were well cal
culsted to provoke il, and they doubtless
expected. il il occurred, that il would serve
their cause.
The conservative citizens New Orleans
should have taken more prompt and tho
rough precautions to prevent q collision.
and they are much to blame for this sad
result. They know both the reckless folly
Of the Radicals and the excitsbility Of the
poor negroes. and they should have adopted
such measures - the occasion required.
Those who attacked the convention and ex-
hibiied ferocious thirst for blood, are the
worst enemies of the Sssth, although pro-
Tossing to be its more ardent friends. They
take counsel always OF their resentments
or their passions instead Of their judgment.
and they are prepetually bringing repI oaeh
upon the land they would die TO serve.
While there is no Justification on either
side for such outbreaks Of popular violence.
all good citizens may we'll join in doing
what they can TO remove the cause Of 10
much trouble. We hope that those who
have been determined to force upon tbs
country . universal suffrage. without dis
tinction Of color. will see the difficulties
10 the way OF their mad project. and will
abandon il before the land IS delsged with
blond. Even il il could be peacefully ia-
ausurated, wherever each Of the two races
were numerous aRd kept from csmminS-
ling. il must lead, sooner or later, to the
sane disastrous conflict.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-14


IN Assw. 4 ohis. II shs chair, On Ne rsuadsss1t
n vrsvouzp. pspl q mL. vas esti..sa = -
-, ~ hsing ,saPs1sg 49, ~ Ma Vset&
49, - 81 g :ss,.s verdict y - yssv
atthe escsee slesoan ~ - = = misu.9ss[o2G Vi
upon csss,s & ssisssss 10 new new Rs O. 49,
Non ~ rsl1a.ssl1g y psws - issass -
sSrss q ssS and e sop. sa The prss,dsas g.
tzaordsasy ne Of the psrdsnlng power his removing
ting In their place the creatures Of his will with sisw
% saP The udepsndenes Of Congress and deoaucn ,ne
people, his ssst.in,us ne mor9ssof New Orleans Ssss
and unonotnl from bis fourth Of March presentaton
70 hs gyrasions .ronnd the circle" had been rspodi
ds dent sppss S S mSon q ns
ity. Congress was. also admonishsd that the people
would insist % the last upon s adoption q the eons.
and In no event should thai BE- abandoned Congress
must 60 and complete tbe great work that God and
s sas p sSs ss ss q
South must be rejected. Congress had ample
power under The constitution 70 sppo.er
rebellion Of all civil governments Irrespective 81 rSOs
color 10 re0rganize their State governments Congress
dsqusaedby treason or other crime exssp, those whs
had held ONCE und the rebe usurpaticp who had been
guelas murderers leaders in the rebellion. 70 vote
pcsc Win he they
the Rovernment wih the bullet and all mon who hs@
been rebels snSsd e dqos:a from holding e os s
and posicai fran chiss or powsr should BE- given -
south should DO protected Il al hassrds even IN a.
Scmpllshing that purpose every traitor should perish
p VIZ os c0Ssress % nud snsx me c as
rights thss che nation should stand firm and enduring
as the everlasting Nils n..M 49,
10 four O'Clock adjourned ~. ~ ,s &c., 4r4 f.
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NIAGARA SNIP CANAL.

srVf tas. CHICAGO, Dec. Ii, 1868
The Convention which was attended by delegates fros
Detroit, Oswego Toledo. Cleveland and Mwankes, meg
here last evening and elected George f. Basey Detroit
mittee consisting Of General j. Cram Of Detroit D. p
Grant Of 0sweg0, il. Clark Of ClevelanA A J. Hale 81
Milwaukee, W. TWalker Of Toledo, and CuasL Randolph
Of Chicago was appointed proceed to aud
urge the passage Of tho bill before Congress- The Cond
ventlon this morning adopted tho resolutions repore4
BY General Cram approving Of the bill passed BY the
House last session. and now pending In tho Senate ana
recommending It's early passage. Ths Convention Cd
tr-dnw e..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-14
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

a NASHVILLE, Dec H. 1859.
Tho restitution az Chattanooga SO Widespread that
IL proposed 10 open soup houses at which such of the
poor unable 70 work and such cannot obtain
employment can receive one wholesome meal day.
The House concured In the Senate resolution direct
ing committees finance and ways and means TO sic
during the to investigate frauds connected with
missing school funds N7ff . III $500 L
Tho Trustees Of the Tennessee School for the Blnd
have applied 70 the Legislature for appropriation o.
$1,000 stating that The number OF persons seeking The
benefit OF said Instructions 10 moro numerous than ~
any preceding year and that tho school has bear
obliged 10 suspend FOR want Of funds
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PROTECTIVE MEASURES N MISSOURI.

MsH ST. LOUIS, Dec. Ia. 1896 .
Governor Fletcher has issued supplementary proclsS
the citizens OF Lafayette and jackson counties
stating that twenty -four companies OF cavalry and ten &
infantry Will DO retained in those counties Ia conclu<
sion he says:-"Wheneyer am satisfied that the people
OF those counties will enforce the Law and by their sup,
port o the civil authority give the legal protectioo
70 the lawabding cilizsns the troops viii b with.
dsn~v ~
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GEORGIA LEelsLATuaE.

.s8s MnxxpoKvnLR Doc Is, 1885,
Both Houses passed the stay law over ths Governore
veto. The Senate tabled BY very heavy vote memo
rails and resolutions introduced to appoint commission
visit Washington and what terms Congres1
would allow complete restoration Of the sOuth.
Tbe School Law has passed both houses In the Senate
a bill has passed taxing foreign corporations doing
business In the State per cent the gross amount
of their incomes and national banks onehal per GENE
their Incomes. Tbs Bankrupt bill has been lost
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rH1RTy-HINTH CONGRESS.


wAsnfSGros, Dec. 10, isoA
sscwsssxp pay ARsv opucrrs
NJ. wusos. srcp Of Mass presented three petitions
from army officers for iucrcafs o. par.
Rsferred 70 the Military Commssesa
sAssur ~ rAss rsuEse
Mr. csssplss, Uep) OF Mich, yspcted from the
COMMITTEES Commerce the joint resclusics 70 amend
she ninth sccton OF ne provide for The safety
passengers II relieves vessels from kbs obligation 81
carrying Triton matches IN frsprcd safeA was read
three limes an1 paced. e z ~ ..as ,#a AZ Is .8
rms RlsH oy yrsy cEAr1xSox.
M TRuxsrIs, trsp.) OF NJ. from the Judiciary Com.
ntse rpurted adversely upon the Hcuss M prcvidiuF
thn On The tr,s q any efence an which khc right Of
challenging now sxsts the defendant shall bs ertmIed
v only -four psrenptosy challenges; provided thai
noehiog bersn shsi apply 70 the trial Of tresSon or
csD1oM e1SocsA tbs report vas received
eDumonsw1xr % A. onnnon cUs1scroa
" 49, ~ r. orooeA iD1se1Do1 VI nros'
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NORTH CAROLINA lEsElATuss.

The Constitutional Ameadment Rciected 10
r f8i Both Rranches. - q. ~,
"a ISL r. A III RALEGH, Dec 49, 1855. |
The House rejected the constitutional amendment,
known Towards, BY ninety three yeas TO ten Nays
The nays were Messrs Ashworth, Blair Blythe Garrett
and Wilson (of Forsytht ~ SO
The Senate rejected Hpwards amendment by vote o9
forty.four yeas TO n0nayHarrs tof Rltherford) ia
voring the amendment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-14
virginia LEGISLATURE.

y RIcHxoNp, Dec. g. 1850
Tho BIN extending the time fixed by present stay law
for collection Of debts Virginia. which desatel
yesterday, reconsidered to-day and ordered 70 bs
enrrossed
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- BALnHoRR Dec Is 1888
An accidental expIoxiop II coal oil lamp occurred q
Mount Clare station the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
whore workmsn engaged repairing used for th4
shipment OF coal oil Ono named Robert Mcllwain4
was instantly killed. and another, Francis Thompson
hock,palv burned. f,.tfs
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Fl ssH.srg NEW ORLEANS, De-. IL 1854
sjsr IAahssp has been appsnssa Unts6 5saiss Agsaa
Of the FpsetDsns Bureau h Iexas vice MAJOR Doase.
, 1866-03-29

The Brcvoort Insurance Company-.An
Arttat Accidentally Shot tDcnti-S,1!cIt1c
Reconsideration, cf s1,c Nat4a,,,l t&n.,ts.
-.n~.ss-. r-s.....e. ~ .r..'ss, 20 nnr
err EAPleas-enp VI t"esa'ooosuuo
R0bbcx-Bnldwfn's Interview with
LincoIu--T1se French Expedition.
49,, ~. ,,..., 40 ~. ,.'-.a-.
NEW ioEk, March ss.-The brrEoort lnautsnce
Company mare eelcfmtneo % tc.insafs IN otnei
companies, Or cancel tneif policlet, ann oe21a o.
onSe me i19niaat1oE o. the compans aua
Nsn u. oddiz, ~ artist, was accidentally ehot
dead bJ ~ 1nt1nate it1cno naMea Sohn laden,
Elven hnseI lnto CUSTODY.
Joeepn 7. oEiih' 56nuE nan oa = ysaEs ot az,
committed tniclde IN 1ro9xiyn ysslesoay. N con.
sequence Of 1he 4oss ol I'LL n's "oaes 'nfoaso
sMrous! M .na .,,,,.c. tor H.. ,,x,s,,,s4tn-
Of iho various grea5 express TaS accept
ed yesteraa{ ~ sne Satl41aa nNnSe1s ~. E1pfess
Company. II unoGstoo9 tnas a1e Mtauxemen. !.
ls 10 fncreete tne eapHa! 0. ~ DIG compaaies "a
she e1tent o. nse M ntnons u uoS!s, mn3Gn sIosa
TO oe iaken NJ tee Nat!oaa! nanKtih su'npaM1' @
The laafef goes Out o1 e1astenee as separate COED
pany. ,..n ,,on p.o,s, ,t.a-,, ,,,t
me steamer b5tmen' itom sstosn n -aaEu I'm ~
End southampton l4in* h51seo .. !ls PVT NJ ~
ear!J honr ms mof4ing' NeWs aaticpAtGo.
The alleged principal II tne 9IEAt ganS 1oootls
Of *1,M,oU, is9m tae omee o. III; r. T. an Lo,u,
, 1866-03-29

llosv 1t ts Received and Commented
Cpon by tho New Tork Papers, :.
NEW YoRK, March as--The following extracts
indicate the tone OF the morning papers Of fhfK city
n reference to the P1eaident's veto Of the Civil
lis Herald RAYS The P.e<tuent'4 objections on
Constitutional grounds exhibit this by ~ inzol1-
,nr tie mott daSrant devices for Overriding the re-
sefyeu rights OF the States In their Legislative an
judicial tribunals eser attempted ID Congress.
We had supposed tlaia Bill, In a pew shape. a
sort Of reproduction Of The old faSsuye
drew johnson. It anpea.s thoueand tines wusse
shsn the rejected Ffecdmen's Bareau experiment,
and nothing less than bili Of unconstt u.tonai
sho1ulnanone. from beginning 10 end The objco-
lion. tubnssrd sgasnsI the HE:t section Of the Ka
however, aEe those which mark the 1inpassable baf-
Ficr between him and the ruling radicals Of Con-
grete Ths veto l.. IN tact an emphatic dechrlfon
Of war against the lzdicas End their reconeh huctlon
s,etem. root and branch. HcuccfoEwasd there can
be no party Inducements Of the policy OF Cougre Is
COUPLED Hilh professions OF the policy Of the Ad-
Tho 1riIsas says: 81 Let us thank str. johnson
that blu veto Is 70 hweepspg. He might have
pa EnoE ihat It i not Sis particular 6i, t6at has
provoked ht. opposition, bat that any measure
whereby Congress shall attempt 10 protect the
s,on. must encounter his determined md deadly
Keferrine to the yeto message, The 3sm<s .ays !:
-tEpt We stn1ule IN think that lew b1ate paper1
have cvc, been given to the world that vii 50
thoroughly com pei the attention Of thinking men,
Of wbneyer CREED or kindred or party The analysts
ofshc Details however. IL Of keen and searching
character, and the logic Ia 70 irEesstib'e that We
should bore even the stronEtst advocate1 Of the
mea*usc will tea bow vastly important It Is that
the constitutional power Of the veto should e1ttt
ard how important also. In higher Ecn:e, 1t IL
that srch constitutional power should be iufrust-
ed to President endowed with judgment, discre-
tton and most UNCOMMON couzagcn
The lForal says: The yeto Is . conclusive de-
monStFct1Du OF hat WHG HpHafept before that the
conflict between the President aud Congress a1
r1its OF neither compromise nor reconciliation. and
that The controversy can be decided uniy By M ap
peal to their common supez1ors, the sovereign
, 1866-03-29

&uIt for s-Georgfa-Dclc.nte to
Congreax fr"nl GeorGia-Suinll Fox-
General Lee,s Observation-Disclosures
Tennessee Items.
r. Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trlbune.1
NASHVILLE, atnrch aS,
ATLANTA. Ga, March n. +;
MI. Robertson, whose !e.: was broken by the tall
OF tho seals at AIMS Hail. In this city, Friday even
lng brings suit acan1t Searl. prestidicltateur for
.wo thoueand dollars damages. Sear] gtres bonds
ID the sum Of <s,0oo for his appearance, and pro
ceeds 10 I'll biz engagements.
A norcnqent IS en- loot to hold convention soon
at Augusta IN order to send delegate to represent
the Territory Of Georgia IN Congress. The attempt
10 held m election to send delegates TO this con
The. ayPr Of Columbus requests the ministers
Of the dtGetent churches IN that city discontinue
nleh, mee'ipSSf, as prcauson to prevent tho
The eitlzen. Of Quincy, Florida, are raising mo.
uey TO denH The e1penfes OF Maj. Gees defence
before ibe Military Commission at Raleigh.
y In the Pafish 1beryilfc Elk fine plantations sold
for less than tho nachtnrEy upon them originally
Cotton ii Mobile On the 75th inst dull at 37Ssssc.
Al Atlahta today there la neither inquiry nor sale.
very small 10, OF m1ddiipe iB raid tphare b.on:ht
&c. At Columbus thu market II flat.
TOT the county okeers, held on the Sd Inst. show
hat The franchise lsw nas almost unanimously dis.
fETafUEd.
Appointment Teunearcan IN Washington writing =
letter TO dIss1Dsnlshed tnlon man here, eays
r.eetdent Johnson aIEonEly tIzappzoves The eourse
Of the boilers from the Legislature. Not that II
uakes much difference. Il fs sufficient to know
ihat al loJal people. both tnfide and outside the
State ca1dfmn Them.
A wonan came dawn here recently from Louis
vile with tfout e. coo IN counterfeit twenty-five
and my cAut poatal Currency and distributed It
among ronne Itai'an apple senders and o1an grind
ett, NAo evnuenced to circulate it. Word was
eenf from auisytlle to ae6t the Wouan, but before
itrcechcd here the had taken the trin Lou1.
where khe was finally arrested. To-day whole
hatch Of tfaispt-sweuty IN ruInber-Wefe tnkeu
up, latYe quantity Of bogus currency "a. found
released, Eowcvcs. but three. who will BIT e1an.
tned before the U. $. Court tomorrow
The Doa1d OF Directors Of The knoxville i ken
tueky Ratlrcsd have elected the following officer,
for tie company: T.. n. MCGhec, President; VIM
ueiskel. Vice Fsesiasn1; II. 81. McCiung, Stere
1sry and Treasurer.
Giccu ieltou, bushebncker and guerilla shronct
the war, md recently indicted Tor robbery II
Shelby county, kentrckJ, md arrested and 1olrri
ID jai1 there, whence he rnansgcd to escape, wa
brought 70 tbta city to-day, having been over
hauled in Smith county, by two efficient officers
Nashville.
, 1866-03-29
" Ns7*1s-F0 "6d9 :
SENATE.


In The Senate, a1ter The reading Of the journal,
Mr. SKINNER arose and said: MI Presidents, a
ereat bereavement has fnllcn upon the Senate Lii.
Fool. a Senator trom Vermont. ono Of or most
hopored 4aAocaate., and thu oldest among q IN
rnuftnnuus service C1ed this morning NJ eight
o'rfnrk He has pared from this tcene Of duty
and honor In the presence Of such t0rro*, II
reeaps bctles that public buEtncss should Pc eus-
pended In Ibis ChanpeE {oT to-day. Accotdlogty !
shall make motion. which ociicse w'li nase ~ Il
sympathetic concurrence Q! the scnatc. aa19 II
tn the absencc Of the surviving Senator Iom 9ef-
nont. srho IL pcsF necessarily enEaced In Attand-
Rice rpou the family Of the deceased, and atef
Consultation y tih him. ! move that the oenate co
now adsourn."
The motion was carried, and the Senate adjourn.
ed cni.t to-no11ow.
In the House to-dsy. Mr.. WILSON, Of Iowa,
10 provide III the Fettlemcut Of the accounts Of
sr11sfu public otecr<. II psovides .ha. I'LL moneys
taIsed IN the tnlled $sltcs &ur the support Of
rtlurEt OF freedmen, apd frtsived BY any Qcer Of
tbe Cnited Ht&ier &rtuv, shalt he CHARGED acaiuat
tueh oilicr1 On the book Of the Tfnfsury Depart
"a. pt and sceonu',d iof ~ him IN hike manner ~
It -rr, munrvt had bern dr.x. from thr Ira, nry
n the rnItcd Rfatea. Mr. Wilson e1psAspsd that
the bin wss n+ct&Aa5y fn order to anttos1ke ths
Third Auditor ot The 1seAsufy 10 sctt1e The
struunts at The otstern OF iht Frndmep~9
jlutvau for tbs fund" rsttirsd hy tt,.la
hy N appropriation from the !rrssar3. Al! Tbs
fipds retxi1td BY officers o! the Duscaa from donA
tiiM, Hctt tvroG.cd hs ti.en. to lss Treasury be-
tnYtp,ent md rnfcred IN str bdks o! that drpas-
tnent srattst shera: hit there ~&s no ~ tulhoH'.
n9 thr kslllesu nj r thesF ounis lot !undA rns
rrtvrl In .Aal way. Tbs bill Wa considered and
IL. EElLEr oaen4 rsols.ioa q 'nqar5 In
, 1866-03-29

10 lie etce, cash draxer and safe. but fortunately
he dld not understand how 70 use tha safe key,
Captain J. 4. Hunter, Of RocErort. Atchisoa
county, was Killed on Friday last, tn alteration
with tnan BY the nsu,e Of Robinson. He wes .aot
by Robinson with revolver.
The Tailor os Clay county W1s knocked down .
lew evenings since while banding in The supper OF
ronc prisoners. and tNo Of them, James n. Stew.
s1t and Lysander Talbot, made their escape.,
The U, $. teEulare> comprising the Sd. l3,h and
18th rrEtments, understand. are under orders to
leave the city In short time for duty at othrr
poe!s. The 18th regulars, II Is tu1noret viii be sent
The Radical city convention today nominated
candidates for city officers and passed RESOLUTIONS
pledg!ng the psrty 10 support Congress against the
1fcslaent's treacherous policy.
borne and howard ttrnete, burned to-day, Los.,
f40:000- Insured for f300t0.
Flour and wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
buoyant and higher at 6aG65c for yellow, and GIgs
6ic for white. Onte steady at 41R14c. BACON and
land unchanged. Whtskey declined to E2.s2Ga2 a!s
, 1866-03-29

enl5 against those rho were faltbfu1sn their obli
Sa1lo9s , 10 " 3o Go'en9sns during he va thss
lection. for theis rights fpereen OF properly, Kn
the people from the courts, and think thatihey
would be presented through tho machinery or
military Iaw p1e1ais The sissc a11a when znIli-
courts 70 ,pnrl*h tnionlsta ~ acts done by them
hare been Obliged to interfere and release from.
prison men thus prosecuted.
q. Has that been Of frequent occE11cucef
In eotpe fire rtx catea Of this kind. In some Or
them 1he larties bad bern admitted 10 bail. In
sono they :ss.s Imprisoned. have released those
ofthe indictments and watrants and when bonds
Q. Would the Unlonlsts be safe. 20 to speak, in
ItSak net md Il il Is Ut % opinoa 9aRa1 ~ Support
d BY, As I think, the unanimous feeling Of The
U1,oris,s themselves, which has been frequently
O. 1ss pI 1he berai poiicy 81 lbs Prss1oent in
granting pardons and nnnnes1es to the rebels, had
the ccct III yuur opfnl0D 10 increase OF decrease
Tie feeling q respec, toward!the GoycFn1ncn. OF
tho United St3tes on the pRrI Of the people 0l Vtl
gfhfa:
a. I'm unable to traee resnlts to their Causes in
that matter; but since the lime when took COM
mand, especially since military restraint has been
80 much rea1ed "a II hua been during the part two
or three months, dtslosal uttcfauces md dislo7al
pablicastons hare srry much increased. They seem
~ - = FA"F~AsAee@ ~ -AA~ >~>N>- -
+ q. TIE newspaper known as the Richmond E1-
! :.intr has been recently suppressed by an order
t.aanat1ag from Gen. GFantf
q. For the utte1ance Of dia,osa1 sentiments, and
Of language Insulting to the Uuiou1sts and tho
4. Yes, sir. ......
q, How Is It Iee1rdel-ix It regarded as one OF
the leading opponents Of public feeling and opinion
a. Il seems to be an exponent Of the secession
feeling
4. canaed it 10 be executed. ! gave the order
10 Gen. Turner, who commands In Richmond, and
he executed 1t.
&. Iias ihr order been re7oked or modified IN any
wayf
q. By whore order, 20 far as Jou know!
a. so tar a. l know, officially, By Gen. Grants
order.
q. Has It been revoked entirely?
4. II has been revoked temporarily. BY order of
Gen. Grant, and as understand, On condition that
Ia future It viii not pursue conrse detrimental to
tho Government, or TO the growth Or
stsies la'e!J IN REBELLION; or 70 ihe cultivation
Of friendly relations between The people OF those
StAes, OF any Of them. and he other States Of The
Up1pn and that II will not In any Tay fall, In Its
editorials, correspondence Or GFane1tr Of articles
hrpm other newspaper, to give support, connten-
dlce and friendship TO the Union and lis supporters.
, 1866-03-29

Duoxnsv111E, March 9o.-Thc ls!e Imperial t!s-
s.irr n P,.r.s Il confirmed. rne ESrach Gapa,al
Danny, uilh I.so mon, eomlar up l:om salsilIo 70
rFttrrst mi Cd un the bh. Tbs Liberals attacked
hin, capturing the ~nole farce and souo t7un!tioas
nf wa,. 1he Liberal lo4a wa trttlns.
In lho tntt1ior BtRtss Of Asxaoo the ubc9nla
acquired magnitcaas utsnpa, iaoIetlay hoasJ
, 1866-03-29
The Reform. Hill-4Oo, 900 Votes Added
-. hY IL :

=" By IL
[HY TIE 5rEAasu1r cHTA.l
The Reform biz vas c1p1aiuet IN the House Of
Commons; BY Mt. Gladstone, On the 1sta'tnst. 1hp
man features Of tbs; bill are reduction of the
cnpanc5+ and for bnioachs 10 Fl rental, dnd 10
Iodge1s paying .e10 OF upuara for apartments.
The measuie adds abont four hundred thousand to
the number Of yo;crs. The bill deas only with the
franchise, having The redistribution Of representa-
tton tor another session.. Alter many speeches ior
and against the proposal Iii. Bright expressing
TIE Liberal. journals ge.1eza1ly appsoscd the
neatu1e, although 1t hardly comes up 10 lhelr
Wlahes. The chances Of the bill continue the sub
ject Of discns eiou. The Conservative Journals de-
mand It's rejection; others cali fur amendments.
The Dolly Telegraph declares that it Is growing
quite clear that The bill will become law. The
which It passed through safely. The Parliamentary
oath proposed BY the Government, a. modified in
the fist tNo clauses BY DlsrselI, Is adopted.
, 1866-03-29

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune.l
MENFu1s, March g.
Down-P.tna Donna. lawrence, Clifton, Minoa,
Tiger, Panther, Tennessee, City OF Alton. TIP
superior. Piatie Valley, II. II. Osborne, 3Iollie
Able River falling.
Bustness dnll: Cotton, Sic. Corn, eakc. Oats.
5snc- Pork, $sss.50.