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WASHINGTON, May 5.-The bill
revising the grade IF General passed
the House with only eleven dissent
ing votes.
An amendment offered by Stevens
of Pennsylvania, providing that the
vacant offices of Lieutenant General
shall not be filled during Scott's
life, was promptly rejected. The
debate was highly eulogsitical.
The House debated the recon-
struction repoted, fine speeches being
made. Raymondof New York ex-
pressed his qualification that the
committee had submitted their
entire scheme. With one exception
the propositions were such as he
approved. The first reasserted the
principle of the Civil Rights bill,
which he favored thoroughly and
heartily. The second proposition
had also been before the House for
its action, but in a form which he
could not then support-a form re.
cognizing bv implication the right
Of each State to disfranchise a por-
tion Of its citizens, on account of
race or color. In its present form
he wonld support it. The Sd sec.
ton, however, if it was adopted by
Congress, would defeat the whole,
for no Southern State would then
ratify it, and their people would be
fools if they did. While not willing
to make these propositions conditions
precedent to Southern representa-
ton, he Raymond) was willing to
vote that all except the Sd section,
should be passed by Congress and
submitted to the States for ratitica-
ton. He expressed a belief that all
States to be effected. should be now
represented. but did not hold it es-
sential to the validity of Congress
sional action, that they should be
thus represented.
Wilson, of Iowa. called Raymond
to account about some inconsistency
between bis position on the pending
measure and his position on the
civil rights bill. a
Raymond, acknowledging the
interest taken in his record by the
gentleman from Iowa, explained it
to be no inconsistency at all.
CHICAGO. May 8.-Bu>in.ss in New
York has been 90 ewhat restric ed BY the
excitsmrn over ths.Broker's lax bill. but
rather ~tt-r feeling prevails under the
belief that it will he dcci5-d 10 br umc n,
sti'ut onal. The bank statement shows
IN increase Of losns 10 nearly nine million
Of d0llars. Of deposits $1,000, 900. OF eps.
cis s26. .000, 900. i.
KEEP YorR TExPER.-It is not
great calamities that embitter exist.
tence; it is the petty vexations, the
emsll jealousies, the little disarpoiut-
neaia, the minsr miseries. that
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