, 1866-03-09

NEw YORK March i.-Senator Doolttle =,
dressed meeting of Republicans at New HavS'
last night, called for the purpose Of sustaiD;ea
the President and endorsing his policy. ny
Doolittle called on Republicans to stand BY NJ.
President, and contended that johnson b,s
carried out every requirement of the Baltimo,S
Platform. He insisted on the immediate admi''
sion of loyal members from Tennessee. He on
posed forcing negro suffrage on the South, AZ
said that Gen. Grant recently assured him tb.
II would result in a war Of determination, q.
opposed amending the Constitution in any VA
maintaining that changing the basis Of reprs,
sentation is unnecessary.
New YORK, March 2.-Steamer news of III,
suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in Ir.
land creates great excitement in Fenian circle,
Proclamations have been issued to all circles ,,
be on the alert, and 0'Mahony's belief is tbs,
lighting has begun in Ireland. Fenian etck
ment in this city, over the news received by va
terday's steamer, is increasing, aud there /,
much activity at the headquarters ofthe brother.
hood.
New YORK, March, 3.--The Evening Comm,r,;,,
says the money market remains quiet. m.
miscellaneous list generally weak. Go1eFb,
ment securities are still strong and in good de-.
mand. There are rather more applications 70,
| discounts.
WASHINGTON March 2.-The Miscellaueou,
Appropriation bill as tpassed the House include,
the following; For the survey Of public lands in
| California. $50, 900 Oregon and Washington
$4,000 each Nebraska, $4,000; Colorado
| $4,000.
NEw YoRk, March 9.-The Express says: Ih
estimated at the Fenian headquarters to-day that
| nearly oil the million of men ready to moy,
for the liberation of Ireland upon receiving order,
to march, Several thousand are said 10 bate
| Joined since that day. The same paper has re.
port on authority that negotiations now in pro-
gress at Washington to obtain from the United
States Governmint their recognition as a power,
| Sir Frederick Bruce has, it is stated, protested
against any such application being received in
departments of the u S. Government.
The Posts Washington special dispatch savs;
The reconstruction committee has agreed to The
proposition to admit the delegation from Ten.
nessee to seats in Congress. Two or three other
representatives will be presented by the mem.
bers of the committee, the majority reporting
| against the resolution in favor of their admis.
sion. The Tennessee members will probably
obtain their seats soon.
ST. LOUIS, March Pope has issued orders
detailing guard for safety of travellers and
trains crossing the Plains. Forts Ridgley and
Abercrombie are designated as posts of render
vous of all trains from Minnesota for the upper
| Missouri, Yellowstone, Black Hills and Powder
River regions. Fort Kearney is the rendezYOu,
for trains to Denver or Fort Laramie ria the
Platte River route, and Fort Riley for trains to
New Mexico and Colorado by Smoky Hill Or the
| Arkansas River route. At these points all trains
will be organized and equipped for defense, and
no trains less than twenty-five wagons and thirty
| armed men under properly appointed captain,
| will be allowed to pass. The same arrange
mentS will be required of return trains. The
commanders of all military posts are required
TO inspect all trains and compel compliance
with these orders, Military escorts we'll be fur1.