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WAsHINGTON March l0th.-In the senate .
Yesterday after the rejection OF All the /
amendments except Mr.. Clarkes, the HuG9- /
ton was taken on the proposition OF the
Committee in reference to the CONSTITUTIONS
amendment on the subject OF representation
Mr. Clarke having withdrawn his aneho-
nent the joint resolution from the House
WAS lost, there not being tWo-lliidS 'oVo
! Oh former. Yeas -, uaEs22
MIR HcndcTson's motion to reconsider tht
/ vote prevailed. when MT. Doollttc offered
AN amendment that after the census OF l7'u
! representatives should he appointed among
! the States according to the male electors oi
each state OYer2l years quahned by the laws
! thereof and direct taxes to be apporloned
/ according to the value OF real and taXaDlc
property situated in and belonging to each
State
The further consideration of the bill was
POSTPONED until Thursday next, and the Sem
ate adjourned until Monday.
| The delegation from Kentucky presented
| to President johnson the proceedings OF a
mass meeting at Frankfort, Ky, endorsing
the veto message.
Mr.. Dawson read an address; the PresI-
dent briefly responding thanked the ueleGd-
sion for their expression OF confidence, say
inc this was regarded as the most critical
ip8cture in National affairs, and scarcely less
so than wnen an armed force sought to over
throw the government; and that the mill
' | tary force is no more dangerous to the ma
ti0n than the attempt to reyolut0nHe ant
mine it by a disregard and the destruction
OF the safeguards thrown around the hoer
ties of the people in the Constitution; an'
in the future as in the past, we shall en-
deavor in good faith to make the adminstra
tiOn of the fairs of the government conform
to the Constitution in letter ana splri'
therein thoroughly guaranteeing the hoei
ties of the people.
The President in responding TO Ile cou
mittee of the Maryland Legislature pre-
sentiuo resolutions endorsing his recoT
Z, structiuw policy, reiterated his preFluu
D declarations, and thanked them TOR the
encoura cement, and said there could be n
mistake as to the position he occupied.
Gems. Custar and Fremont arrived yeste
cay. Gen, Custar gives a gloomy account
political affairs i'll Texas. He says there
little or no loyalty outside of our lines, an
if our troops were withdrawn there Won
benone anywhere" Gold and silver IS ii
circulating medium in many places al
oreenbacks will buy neither food nor tut
and matters daily growing worse
NEW YORK March l0.-Ihe NoTlc
Washington special says the House ) JudicI
nv Committee yesterday authorized 1ht
Chairman to report bill to restore the p'
session of the lands Contiscated by autIoIi
of the recently rebellious States, from tho
who adhered to the Union.
New YORK, March ll-Mallory, the c
Secretary of the Confederate navy, Ii
the bceu released from Fort Lafayette, III &C
seouence of the effect of confinement up
his health He joins his family III &C
uectlcut. ,. ,
Arch Bishop Spaulding, of Baltimore,
been appointed by the Pope apoStoNG Gle
cate. and is authorized to convene pleni
Council of all Arch Bishops and Bishops
the United States the present year, ana I
side over them 1t Is understood Spanldl
will be constituted Cardinal ut no dlst'
DAY. =,
The Tribune's Washington special s.
) the Judiciary Committee OF tie House
during the present week, report again
civil rights bill, with an incidental clat
nroyid9d nothingin the bill shall be un'
stood TO affect the question OF suffrage,
4 Washington special says that the d
dTed thousand dollars SclZeu ana plou
here hv the agents ofthe Freedmen Bun
From the Richmond banks and claimed
theirs. has not yet been returned TO
banks as reported The coin IS stlll III
Treasury vaults, and its return to the ia
70, is an undecided question.
RALEIGH, n. c., March 1.-THE pros
AND tion in Gees trial will finish tins Week,
the court will adjourn for fortnight 10
defendant time to obtain witnesses III
behalf
Foreign.
fles by the steamer Java say that La
chere had called attention to the lulpel
DS, character of British neutrality, ana rev
tbe question of Englands comphcl1
f+tin,r ont the Alabama and her compan
and elected from several members - =,
,nneaIs to the Government to reopen II
ohamo claims The Attorney Genera
the mart of the Government, lntmatet
WILLINGNESS to consider the question
friendly communication with the |
States Government
,C INC rnmored resignation of Earl III
is untounded g.,
augmented
The English government seized i"'
soIs from London for the Chlllan &C
ment.
Arrests are plentiful in Ireland.
The London Times denouhceS bah'
Grafton.
and private seal to the Queen Is dead
The London Star says the relatlC
Prussia relative to the duties are very
cal. and points to probability OF wal
Government received a telegram u
U.s from India, announcing the sct'Ieiheilt
Bhootau affairs.
ont notes the arrival there from Euro
Arch Duke Ellenne, MaNlmlhan
and Napoleou's agent, to assure M'Al
that he must tacitIy submit 10 Nap
directions 1t is said MaNnnltla
NE cumbed. and 6OO 900 French money "
mediately produced to pay his troops.
Another attempt TO asSasSinate MAX
is reported. ..,-.;,,,,s
The Paris Memorial Diplomatlque $
mission of Baron Sailtard to Mexico
starting point for the withdrawal oi
The French expedition, to the ehd
cost f27 600 900, and / 200 men were
and disabled.
nc Rosrox. March I0-There is Il graz
ii " ian demonstration at Music fiu
thousands are unable to obtain en-
Great enthusiasm, and large amc
- Fenian bonds disposed OF.
NEW YORK. March l0-There Is
C. mense Fenian meeting at the Cooper
tute and stirring speeches made. 'f
IN citement continues
~" NEW YORK. March lo-A deIesa
army officers representing the o'u
of the Potomac army, pre>ehteua leS
adopted at a previous meeting 7
themselves to unsheath tner S"'
Ireland cause, and offered their seIN @
Swecny. Mr.. Roberts and Mr. -
thanked the officers assuring the
services would soon be required.
r z = New m YORK, March ll,-Extensiyc !,
rations are making by the lFish ci'lz
tbe celebration of st. Patrlcks day.
here, as O'Mahoney issued an order tor the
of tbe oqtb regiment National !Guart
HASING Knights of st. Patrick are to nave
onette at theMaison Doree
The Irish societies OF Brooklyn II
ranged for the anniversary IN that {