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STATES for that purpose.
The Commerc,aTs London letter says
there is no probability Of the early reduc'
ton Of the bank rate of interest. and that
seven per cent. il. the utmost reduction
expected.
Bosios, Fsb. l0.-The mystery sur
Founding the robbery Of the Concord bank,
on Sept. 25th is partially cleared. Two Of
the robbers were captured a few days since
and $4,000 were recovered, being about
two thirds of the total loss. 1t is believed
three pr,so were concerned in the rob.
berry, and the third will be arrested soon.
The money recovered has been paid to the
officers Of the bank.
Washington, Feb. 16.-Gen Robert E.
Lee arrived to-day at the hotel. The
Lexington, Virginia, Gaseile says lie has
been summoned to appear before the re.
construction committee.
The members elect from Tennessee in
their petition for recognition. presented to
the Senate by Mr.. Grimes day before yes
terday. Enthusiastically acknowledged that
they deem, the formal readmission b! Con-
gress. necessary and they are willing to
accept the mode proposed BY the sub-com-
mittce, thereby concurring with Congress
and acting contrary to the Presidents
views. Nearly all the members. in the
main, are in favor of the admission Of thu
Tennessee members in the manner pre-
scribed by the committee. ! II is expected
reports to that effect will be made to the
Senate and Houss on Tuesday next.
D. Warrington, fS6.il7.-The,e is ground
for asserting that the evidence taken bs.
fore the subcommittee concerning the con.
dition of affairs in rebel States is such as
to preclude the admission Of any Of them
in the same way as Tennessee during the
present session. -
Warrington. Feb. 19.-In the Senate.
MI. Wilson introduced concurrent res.
olution to disarm and disband the militia in
the rebellious States. Mr.. Wilson read
letters from Generals Thomas, Swayne,
Hartsutf and Others in the Gulf States,
which say tina, there was danger Of the
extinction of the negro race and expulsion
Of Northern men. II the militia were not
suppressed by United States forces.
Mr.. Howard introduced an amendment
to the. representation bill, giving the right
Of suffrage to all citizens Of African descent
who have been enrolled in the army and
navy, who can read and write. aud are
possessed of property to the amount Of two
hundred and fly dollars.
Mr.. Stewart Introduced bill concern
ing national banks in certain States. which
provides that in addition to the $500 .000..
600 banking capital now authorized, g.
600, 900 more shall b. distributed as fol-
lows: to California 81 ,OOO, 900. to Nevada
e4Oo, 900. Oregon 100000. Idaho $780,.
900. Washington and Arizona Territories
100000 each.
Ne~ York. Feb. l8.-The Hrralds
Washington special Of the 9Th. says that
the following circular letter to commanders
Of military departments was issued to-day
by Gen. Grant.
Heassa,fers Armies 'Usacd States.
Waskissfos, Feb. II. ls66.-iou will
pl-.se send 10 these headquarters ~ so"n
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