, 1866-07-27
LATER FROM THE R1sT1
coArrLsD FROM THE DAILY oRxoov,,
Dates to July 2I.
CONGRESSIONAL


WAsnsEaTQN,. July 2O.-The SsD,,.,
passed BILL granting the right Il .S ~
Eeus to ehter and explore unoccuni.S a. u
and prescribing the manner in TbiS, ~
may obtain and retain said lands u
The House after adebate passed N. =. I
hams resolution declaring Teune,ser .n!E Dl'EE
ed to its proper practical reiiation' F'f
Union BY l26 ayes and ~ noes.
The House rejected Mr.. Stevens, II
tiOn authorizing the presiding officer, ~ ,ISe
Houses to convene Congress at apv tin'
ing the recess, by ayes 4S, noes 75 ' 'N
Nlr. Stevens made a speech deel,,i,
object to guard against imprcper ,o.;s, ~ y
the part of the President Hs a Sg
that Congress could delegate the. rs.,'s r;aS,
cOnvening the two Houses to the d,6,Et, E \
if they choose to do So. His apprebsD
was that coup de'ctat would be- n. .' y. .''
quence, but he supposed it would T No, 'pS
said Congress should now take ueo,n,. d
protect itself.
Mr.. Rousseau has forwarded his ,o.;
tion as a member of Congress, to the Gons 1rsH
or of Kentucky: '''
The President has nominated Henry g.,
berry for Attorney General. 'SS
KANSAS sENAToR-PACIFIUn nAiLnv,n
CHICAGO, June 2l.-Governor CnvS,g
of Kansas, has appointed Maj. f. Ron ;,
United States Senator vice james H. I,'.
deceased. Mr. Ross is the editor ,f n
Lawrence Tribune.
Another 20,mile section of the p,,a.
Raj rold has been completed, making ls
miles.
Parties from the plains represent that II.
Indians are massing for war They saytb,
as soon ss corn is ripe nearly every t1b. a
the plains will start on the war path.
REMOVAL OF COMMISSIONER EbNrym
The President has removed Mr.. Ednp,s
commissioner Of the General Land OS..
and appointed Jos. Wilson to the vac,pr
FOREIGN.
NEw YoRk, July 2l.-Stcamer h.
mann and Ciy IF Paris bring foegn a.,
to the 18th. Cuuso.s clu>cd on Iued,
noon at S7i for money; five twen.is GlG
6 /! Cotton tairS /, rhr { days ircludl,
Wednesday, 42 0J0 bslcS, clo,ins steaGiir
at l44d 10 m.dd.ing uplanl Ntins VI
doing in br,ad>tuii or provisions.
No armistice has vet been agreed uDo
but negotiations courinue with a repullbt
Prussia flushed with victory, bad declined.,
terms proposed.
s French iron clad YVES ORDERED T. Venis
on tie night of the Tin Another squ,drn
WIS also ordered TO sal, but VIII rerGOn i
not known. 1t i, stat, d that tn. Prn~i,a
ar. III Il dg Cn = ank!urr. Th, Auslr.a
arr I acuatinL UIMd, bat a,ins Iurtt.a
es = C gnri,,n d.
The jipiitcHr saTs al attempts stillb,r
made for ?, ac,iul settlement La Fur
says the Derby G ,bime; has recommends
lta,y to accept mediation. Prussia dy,
no, stay = her victvroI' march. making
Par Dob te: h r he i qur'er, lie: arm,
ics ltLvc ci her taken possession Of prlgTe. 4
viii shortly do 81. Prince Charles ho!Js li
railroad to Prague and seems likely to m,,.1
direc; upon Vienna, Austrians have beta
tn" Italians % Borco Forte on the Po, ,erd
mills south of Mau and MontzulO
The Italians wrre rrpul>ed dre times q
BOrgo Forte. General Clanaldini crcs'i
the river Poinro Vencta on the Sth at Ih.
head Of his army corps.
The assertion of Lr Frencc that FnDa
has recommended Italy not to attack Venj
tia is discredtcd at Berlin Marshal Hen'
! dek appears to be Withdrawing toT,rii
Brunn followed by both armies. AL b;
forces on the Elbe, between PardubitI 80!
ElJer;initz, are hald by the Prussians