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TexaS--Gov. HamiltOn'S Speech.

n@ Texas seems from the following to
be in the condition of Bill Arp's wife's
husband mot yet harmonized.
New ORLEANS, April lO.-Gov.
Hamilton, of Texas, made speech at
Austin recently, in which he opposed
some ordinances passed by the Conven.
ton as not being Republican or meeting
the necessary demand made. They had
passed but one ordinance which accord
fully with the Presidents policy, and
that was declaring the war debt null
and void. He appealed from the ac.
ton OF the Convention to the people.
The Convention had passed an ordi
nance exemptirg all persons who, under
authority of civil ormilitary power, had
inflicted injury upon persons during the
war from being held accountable. such
an ordinance would not and should not
shield them. He called upon the loyal
people OF the State to work together,
He believed provisions should be made
to admit the negro to vote if he became
elevated and came up to certain stan.
'dard. The Convention had refused to
give the blacks any quota of the school
fund, or make any provision for their
education. They had, however been
taxed to assist the whites in sending
their children to school. FTe intended
to announce to the people those who
had worked against the interest of the
State.
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The London 0UL reports that .'thee' OK
ample OF the United States who propose ,as
4 sefting their yestness'of 'ideasand aims by
aachange of name, has suggested TO several
by which they afe now fkhown - !, AS The
q United States are Ia f,itarsSt8s be, styled
Americs, Spain wishes, 70 be, knownt as tho
Other America; Prussia intends to call hef-
self Germany, and France announces herself
+. henceforward Europe" ''''-''
New orieSas' adyiSss u ths I6th state
that the orevessesl are not yetpnder control,
and one or two are increasing In width, not
wltlistanding the exeftions Of large gangs
worhmem The China crevasse iS par
: italy filed, but the large one ON tie Next
can Gulf Railroad is stili opsning. Those
above arc in measure checked. 4 $50 ~
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THE SoUTH Carolina CorRTs
The Governor of the State of South
Carolina and the late Provisional Gov.
ernnor, MIR. Perry, have represented to
the President that the Superior Courts
Of that State will not administer iusticc
under the State laws, even against
white men who were criminals, because
OF the interference of the military an.
thorty, under General Sickles. It
seems that, by the criminal code of the
State, white men are liable, ior petit
larceny, horse-thieving &C., to the pen
atty of thirty nine stripes, laid on the
bare back. There is no penitentiary in
the State, ana the Legislature adjourned
without creating that institution. which
ls SO necessary for all the purposes of
civilization. A case came to the State
Court, sitting III Charleston, of agra.
Vated crimes, and, upon conviction, the
CRIMINAL, VINO was a white man, and to
the manor born, was sentenced to re.
celve nne.and thirty lashes. The cere.
mony was about to be performed, when
Major.General Sickles forbade it in an
official order. "
as the matter now stands, criminals
Oh the white and native race cannot be
punished in South Carolina according 10
her own laws, and, as the Legislature il
not in session, no other code can be pro.
vided.
The President in this emergency. is
urged to abrogate General Slckles' or.
der. What the President will do in the
case is yet 1nknown. The military
order will perhaps be enforced, and The
State left to devise some mode of nun.
lshment better adapted to the ideas of
the age.---NottonGL InteKiaeueer
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Last week torpedo that has been sunk
, oyer three years off sullivans fsland, near
Battery Bee, was exploded. by contact With
asship's cable. No damage done! Tie wa
ter was lifted in an immense volume, and
presented quite O. grand sight, says the
Charleston Ne,os 3as yii"! 7dl rs 'a r'7,
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FoREIGN.

The Portugal (.61ciah Gazette publishes
contract concluded between Portugal, France
Italy and Brazil, for a telegraph across the
Atlantic. Ia" n thi.- TAX
IL The Rebellion in China has assumed aw.
full proportions. N s1"a52yr
~ Prussia and Austria are preparing yigo.
rously for war. ,aaT.
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NEW YoRx, April Ito the Fenian
BEotherhood. BrotheTs-it i my dutY
70 aunouncs 10 yoa the arrival In PARIS
OF james Stsphens, C. z L b and to
prepare you for his coming TO the
United States. F0ur days previous to
his leaving Ireland, he despatched
q special envoy to your Head
Centre, with instructions TO publish the
following fae4s a. soon asit became eer-
tain that he had reached the French
capital in safety
FTrs-He informs the American and
Irish public, through me, that he left
the organization In Ireland IN as good
a condition as # has been since the re-
cent Fenian scandals had begun in
America and had easta gloom over the
hopes Of all true lovers Of freedom, and
that he had plaeed the TeIns Of hist gov
erument in the hands of competent, de-
voted and weII-tried leaders 10 direct it
during his temporary absence:
Second-That he went 70 Paris on
most important business conHec4sd with
the present struggle for Irish rationale
~. and not because he had been forced
there by the enemy.
Third-He Is now coming to the Uni
ted States for the purpose of restoring
harmonious counsel and well concerted
action.among all true friends of ireland
on the American continent; to reconcile
al OlScoIuauL e1ELlenLsT anu LOE1aAS q
last appeal for his suffering country to
all liberty-loving men throughout the
world.
His stay will be short in our midst.
Let Us receive his advent TO these shores
as his patriotic deYotedness. his high
talent and stsrn fidelity, deserve May
dire discord and hateful ieaIousies van
fsh from among rs at his approach
Nav the curse fhenceEorth and forever
he n the fell and constantly recurring
destFoyeEs of our hopes for national
resurrection. remain in fraternity,
Your obedient servant,
JoHS O'AIAHoST.
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A sneeImen or me Reeonssruefed.


The Richmond Examiner of recent
date, in an article relative TO the Trial
of JET. Davis, after informing the Com
mittee ON DEMONSTRATION that in the
state of Virginia .'they can easily find
twelve times twelve men who will
eagerly undergo Mr.. Davis imprison-
ment, and all the perils in which he
stands, If thereby liberty: can be pur-
chased Tor him, p closes as follows:
When the man whom we placed at
the head Of our undertaking shall De
tried for his share in that Of which We
were all partakers-mOSt of US more
willing, perhaps, than he-every one
will keenIy feel that it IS only for him
that is without offense TO east the drst
stone. More than that, all will be ready
TO repel the charge of treason with in
dignant emotions. Allegiance was
due only to the State, and any
bound the Individual through the
State. The State absOlved all obliga-
tons beVoud her at her Will. and all
who obeyed the State did nothing but
what patriotism justified The people
believed this doctrine before the war,
and force has not changed their eonvic-
tons. Courts may instruct, but as ju-
ries here have always exercised the
right to judge the law, even in mat
ieF OF dollars and cents, they will not
forego that privilege in a trial that in
wolves the life OF their representative
man and the common honor of indi-
ViduaIs and Of States, The committee
the whole world-may rest confident
that Virginia gentlemen can, under no
consent that Jefferson
Davis be made the scape goat of a whole
people. no, never!
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THE TEXAS CONFERENCE.-The Texas
Convention has come up to the mark
very handsomely in annulling the or
dinance of secession. The new ordi-
nance, which might be recommended as
a model to some of the "repealing"
States, is as follows
IAN ordinance declaring the ordi-
nance OF secession null and void:
"Be it ordained by the people ofTex-
as. in convention, That we acknowl-
edge the supremacy of the Constitution
OF the United States and the laws pass
ed ia pursuance thereof, and that an
ordinance adopted by a former conVen-
ton. on the 1st of February, 1851. enti-
tied 1Anordinanee 10 dissolyeth the Union
between the State of Texas and the
other States united under the compact
styled the Constitution of the United
States be and the same is hereby de-
clRred null and void, and that the. right
hereto fore claimed by the State ofTex-
as TO secede from the Union is hereby
distinctly renowned"
Another ordinance was passed also
forbidding the payment and denying
the validity OF the debt incurred in be-
half of the rebellion, either by the State
or by the confederacy.
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OF TICKETS ISSUED 100000.
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The Drawing will take place after the Con-
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1000 persons can witness it A Committee
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RRIcK MACHINE

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
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Address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
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NEWSPAPER COMFY IN RIcHMoSD.-
The Virginia papers do not welcome
with much cordIality theradical paper,
the Nelg Nation, lately started there by
Mr.. Hunnicutt. The Examiner goes
beyond all the others, as usual, in the
energy of its disgust, with the new
conner, expressing itself as follows
TAIl negroes who patronize it should
at once be discharged from the employ
nent OF every gentleman who respects
himself and the society in which he
moves. All white men who give it
countennnce are already damned"
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why Representatives from the south
are not yef Admitted into Congress

why Representatives from the South
aFe not yet Admitted into Congress-
Col. Stokes, a member (elect) of Com
gress from Tennessee, who raised and
commanded regiment OF loyal Ten
nesseeans during the war, spoke in
Connecticut before the election on be-
half of the Republican ticket. In the
course of his speech he made the fol-
lowing remarks:
..You are told that radical Congress
will not admit Union men OF the South.
am one OF those men, and an appli-
cant for "a seat in Congress. believe
when the proper time comes Congress
will do its duty in regard to Tennessee
aid any other State thRt takes the same
position. Why is it not Jione now 7 We
have had war for four or five years.
You cannot EXPECT Congress to heal Iill
these differences in a few days. It was
their duty to examine the condition of
the government OF these States, 10 e1-
anime their constitutions and laws, and
when their loyal government Is proper
ly established to recognize It, md then
one point is settled. After that comes
the question as to the qualification of
I members. Congress had right to pre-
scribe test oath, and / say here that
you'd sit IN my scat until I JrO=e to
death before IpOHtd epeT rOte 10 repeal
fhsts OdiA until the Southern people and
their pupers Sholc a different tone toWaTd
The Union EleH Of The South.
We therefore do not complain of the
delay. We knox that admission troutd
DESTROY tie UHiOR element Of those States.
CDngre&s Is dong Fi0h ~ Adding them
back. When the rebel armies first sur
rendered there was everywhere dis
position toward loyalty, but 1 stand
here tonight TO say that there Is now
u feeling as deep and bitter toward the
Union men OF the South as there ever
was in 1860 or 1861. And the facts have
proved that Congress, in its cool and
deliberate treatment Of the matter, de-
serves the thanks of all Union men In
giving opportunity for these rebels 10
show their hands. Time will show that
Congress WIS right. But NIL these
things will be settled wisely and safely,
and when loyal men get control of these
governments there will then be no diffi5
Guilty, and all these questions will be
satisfactorily settled. In Tennessee we
shall elect new members to make a
Quorum on Saturday next; then the
Franchise bill, securing control to IoyaI
men, will pass, and then have NO
doubt that Congress will act promptly
and rightly.
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MINES o,RR1lEY IS NO prophet. His

MINES OiRRILLEY IS no prophet. His
ten weeks have expired, and (to-mor-
row. week over, and yet there is not
..somelyhere an Irish republic existing
ON the face of the earth, with a flag, an
army, port of entry" DC, nor the
slightest prospect that this prophecy
viii be any nearer fnlflment ut the
Ond of another ten weeks. No matter,
so long as money continues to pour
into the Fenian treasury. =
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THE First National Bank of Fair
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DIED.

ON Friday morning, april 6, JAMES HAR-
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