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New York Bank Statement-A few
AdaitiouaI Foreign Items.

New YORK, May 2S.-The bank state
ment shows decrease in deposits OF
$500, 900.
The interest of Spofford, Tilleston & Co.
in the Havana steamships, the Brazil
steamers, and the Savannah Empire line,
has passed under the control OF Messrs.
Garrison s Allen, of this city.
The Derby was won by Lord Lyons
brother of St. Adams. Twenty -four
horses started.
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PITTsBrRG, May IA fire occurred
This morning, involving the destruction of
ten buildings on Liberty street. The entire
loss cannot be estimated, but it is heavy.
The principal losers are James Day \ Son,
livery stable; J. W. Faulcy, flour and feed ;
kicr, Gravcr & Co., friedrich manutac-
tory; T. J. Blackman & Co., dining saloon ;
and 4. Tabcr & Co., contcctioncrS. The
total amount OF the insurance is about
fourteen thousand dollars.
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From Observation-Disclosures has bee

From Observation-Disclosures has been
received at the Department of State that
on the 9Th instant the French transport
steamer Rhom left Vera Cruz for France,
having on board about one thousand SOL
diers whose terms of service had expired.
On the 10th instant the French steam
packet La France arrived there from
Nazairc, bringing three hundred and sixty
men of the file of the foreign legion, and
fifteen officers of the same corps, and OF
the engineer corps.
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Instructive Fire nj -. Louis.

ST. Louis, May 2G.-Thc large wholesale
drug-housc of Peter +. Blow, on Main
street, and the extensive job printing and
stationery establishment Of X. 2. Studlcy
& Co., adjoining, were destroyed by fire
this evening. The loss is estimated ut one
hundred aud fifty thousand dollars.
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An "Apostatc Senator"

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-During the de-
bate on Saturday, Thad. Stevens referred
to Il recrcant and apostatc Senator. He
was understood to mean Mr.. Doolittlc, of
Wisconsin.
Triad. can never be an "apoStatc.'
Apostle has him. lie is "bought and
Sold."l
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pretended call Cor . special meeting Of
the Directors Tomorrow. The stock was
at 621s at the second board. Rumors Of
troubles and over-issues are darkly limited.
There was increased activity in petroleum
and mining stocks to-day, with a general
advance in prices.
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The Senatorial Reconstruction Caucus

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The Senatorial
caucus on the reconstruction report is in
session to-day, but proceedings are kept
secret. They will, however, not consent
to the dSfranchising section, and this fact
is believed to be the occasion Of Thad.
Stevens introducing another reconstruct
ton bill in the House to-day.
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DEATH OF REV. DR.. PIsE.-The Rev. DR..
Charles Constantine Pise, Of Brooklyn,
died in that city on Saturday. He was one
of the most learned and eloquent divines
of the Catholic Church in America. He
was born in Annapolis, Nd, in. 1902, and
was therefore sixty-four years OF age at
the time Of his death.
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The Erecimcu'S Bureau.

ArGrSTA, May 27.--GcncralS Stccdman
and Fullerton arrived here this afternoon
from Florida, and will remain week, for
the purpose Of preparing Il report in rcir-
renee to the conduct OF the Frccdmcn'S
Bureau and the condition ot the freedmen
in south Carolina, Florida and the Sea
islands,
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HEAVY TAXATION
Merchants and other business
Ruined People pastn more
,nau Before the War.

more than twelve months ago more
.,. millions Of dollars vi real estate
con millions Of dollars of personal
..lplonrinr to our citizens were
,1 hv fire. t. say nothing of tho
...f, ot thousands Of dollars OF bank ;
and other stocks rendered
.r... u, the events of the war. Our
.>, capitalists were brought to the
..~-. rl bankruptcy, our most enter
,,sn nf large means we're ruined,
an down to the poorest man
H.. community, felt the stunning
Y, fore this impoverished people
f,5 gmr to recover from the whirl-
al.n swept their all away--nay,
....,. ,lcy have had time 10 realize
..N ai the poverty into which they
...rgrl hv ire, and sword, and rob
t,hsl, tncy are struggling I" rise
rs.r Great mi>fortuncS, and to make
start in litr-thcy are pressed down
hr~,hcn IT taxation greater than
ever imposed on them in the most
...rr.,,> period in the history "t our
And what is most surprising OF ali,
1852. Civ Council have been foremost
81. work. Of piling up this great, crush
,.ntaiu-wcight at taxation upon us.
.l..,fe q few weeks our business men
,..I tlr State $7S,631.>0, and the
..l ~rlir> about $4,000 for the priv
,.u- business here the coming
,,f>. $3.50 Tor license to labor for a
Then they viii hay" to pay in a
.....u Ire United States income tax,
....,tHN the tax on sales: and will
...rr - the State the land and per
.ro,rriy TAX for lS6G. These can
... ..>, sham $4,000 for the year, and
.. uti,mt viii greatly exceed that
.--26> 81 50 imposed by Congress
o.. legislature. From Congress we
.-. look ,or any favor. We are at
mercy, without representation, and
bleed until the radical faction ar,
..l. OF our Legislature We had {
e.. to expect better things, and but ;
tax on property was levied, and yc
r.. they came L. impose the tax on on
.r~.ial interests they dcmandc,
81. than even the radicals required
". ~ tluuvlt such great Injustice
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SAVANNAH, May 25.--Thc steamer Stan
dish was destroyed by fire at Four Mile
Point, in the Savannah river, last night,
with two hundred and fifty bales of cotton.
The boat was insured for four thousand
dollars, and the cotton fully insured.
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Court.MarfiaI to Try Licutenant-COlO.
mel pauIIiug.

WASHINGTON, May Pa general court
martial, General Augur president, con-
vcncd to-day to try Lieutenant Colonel
Paulding for dcpositing Government funds
in the Merchants National Bank.
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Fire af 81. paul. Mimi.

ST. Paul, May 25.-The fire to-day de-
stroycd the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Allen \
Champln's drug store, and eight smaller
buildings on Third street. Loss, seventy
five thousand dollars-partially insured.
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Sale of Prints I'm Providence.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 2S.-Adyices
state that the sale of printed cloths during
the week amounted to 345, 900 pieces, at an
advance of 2G3c. per yard.
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MURDER.-Erastus Pratt, superintendent
of the Adams Express line from Montgo-
merry to Mobile, was murdered in his bed,
ct Montgomery, Ala, on the 10Th instant.
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L. ID \ V Is o N, go
Il. SURGEON DENTIST, c'ffb
Otice and residence on Main street, between Ele-
venth and Twelfth, just below the National EX-
change Bank where he is better PREPARED t man
f.ssion. He will EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on the
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All WORK
warranted for AT least five years. Those requiring
his services need not lect their teeth, AS he Will
accommodate himself TO their circumstances and
the times Patients from the country can board
with him AT his residence without charge Whlie
having work done. mn Zo-om
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Pr N o S.
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years. have, upon their ex-
cellence alone, attained an rSPuRcHAsED PRE-
saIsEScE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
dine singing quality, as well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
is plant and elastic, and Is entirely free from the
fitness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action Is con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characteriEes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used in their
manufacture, and they win accept the hard usagss
Of the conc ert- with that Of the parlor upon
An squality-unanected in their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR A YBAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Ayrsfs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
wARgRoOMs: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
apl7-3m BALTIMORE.
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Rumors Affecting Erie stock"
New YORK, May 2s.-A sharp decline in
Erie stocks is reported, based upon the APP
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHONY DENTIST, for
% many wears associated with DR.. JONI G.. WAIT,
respectfully informs his old patrons and all othsrs
who NAV need his services that he has removed nlS
OFFICE from Fourth street, and can now De IOuiil
AT his RESI- DENCE, 625 Main street, between SlNtn
and Seventh VIII practice his profession III All
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Vulcanite,
Gold, and Silver. or.,,
ONCE open at ALL HOURS. ann
The highest price PAID Tor Old uohp rhA Z
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DHILLIPS IL WRIGHT,
II rnunIcSrnN aNn FEED BrSINESS

i COMMISSION AND FEED BUSINESS,
Ox CARY, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS.
The Subscribers have associated under the firm
of PHILLIPS * WRIGHT for the purpose of con-
ducting the COMMISSION AND FEED BUSINESS
at the store Recently occupied by Msssrs. o. II;
Chalkley < Co., on Cary, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
I'm Offering their services, they refer specially to
DrS John Dove and Albert Snead, Mcssrs. Z. II.
Starka, K. Cauthom, 4. \. Hutcheson, i. Horton
Reach, J. G.. Redwood X. l., Williams, Gary X
Clemmitt, and Il. Cartwright. OF Richmond ;
Judges John 4. Meredith and Joseph Christian,
and Mr. William II. Redwood, Of Baltimore.
In claiming Il share Of the patronage of the com
munity they promise all that strict application tn,
and experience in, business can 10 obtain good
JAMES +. PHILLIPS,
INV % Am JOHN 7. WRIGHT
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'rsnsh. sssesss aens,!ls, s.s0s4e; morocco.

s tsssIs soSsk flirting, ss8sss. ~ : =
MoLAssss.--Common syrup, which n not so
good as It's name wonld imply, lsGssc. genuine
golden syrup, 81 .losi 20 y gallon; Cuba and Nus
covado moiassee, csc. ..sr. -,....y,.
NAILS. -Oid Dominion, 10.
Onions. -a3 n barrel.
otIs.-Linseed, sl.7o machine. SigS2. u; sperm,
A. soSBss; tanners, o. sssi so sweet. u y dozen;
hes, salad, SIS castor, g. 4oGsa 90 . gallon; Viz.
ginia lubricating, SIC, Gsi. ttst..
PorAroBs.-Irish, ss9sa y barrel.
PgPPsR.--s7iBoc
RAas.-4l4ic. for cotton and linen. NO demand
for wooden.
RopE.-Manilla, best, 2a02sc.
RIcE.-1oi@liic.
RrE.-esc GSI ~ bushel.
RACE GIyGER.-2503oc.
Rua.-Ss. sol9so u gallon.
sraAR.-Brown, l2ll3c. extra &C. and b.
istgiec crushed and pulverized, lie. cut ioaf'
saLr.-Liverpool, 81 rs n sack; for 6ne ground
alum, % 2slIt2so
soAP.-Common, sfl9c.; best washing soap, $780,.
toilet, 25c., and fancy prices.
SoDA.-Bi Carb, l0c.; Sal, 56Tssc
SPIRITS TuRPEsTISE.-Si .Os9fl.lo
sHoT.-S2.I5 y bag of rs hs.
SEgDs.-Clover, So dull. Timothy, -.
1AR.-SjoV "
. TgAs-Black 75c. n Il. 25-the last = prime arti-
Gle ; imperial, sl.751tS2: gunpowder, s2ds2.2s.
TOBACCO. The tobacco market has improved
within the last few days and prices are somewhat
better Fancy leaf brings very full prices, and
good manufacturing rules high.
At the Tobacco Exchange in this city, there
were seventy four hogsheads opened to-day.
Fifty-two sold as follows at -, at $50,
at 90 So at ST. at 81 So at $s.25, at $50 at
49, at SO So at So IS at $40. at 81, at 81 2s,
/ at Sits 2 al $l2, at $3.50, at SETS, at
SHIPS at 81! rs at Sl5 so, at Sie, at sl7, at
SIS at Sl9 at SI9 So at $50, at S2l, ut $3.50,
at Sss. Eat $40 at $34, at s4, at S5s, at Sd3,
and at Ss2.
Manufactured 76bdcc0. We have to report no
change in the market for manufactured tobacco. Ii
continues dull with full stock, and but little de-
mand We auote fancy brands, old tax paid), very
best and fine at from 9oc. to sl.25 u n; new lin
bondl very fine fancy, soc .@sl u h. medium old
pounds tax paid, 25gI4oc. sweet old half pounds
tax paidl, 4o6sOc. sweet old tens (tax paid,
2564Oc.: low grade, unsound, lO@2oc. p n. Old
tax free are gradually becoming scarce and are
in good demand, though prices are low.
VISEaAR-Cider, 45c.; manufactured, 4oc.
wooL.-Unwashed, 2sI3oc.; washed, CSC. Very
little demand.
Wryg-Port, common, SO. 5O@sa.
WHIsKY.-Common, S2.lo9S225; pure Rye,
a.. 5o6S4 so. Fine brands higher.
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NOTICE.-The headquarters Of the
~ State Board Of lnDigratioa .il % fog the prs.
where the ufidersiEnsd msy Do fosnA daily. Per.
sons who wiah 10 obtain select clAes q entlyeon
through the Board should forward ApplteAuoaSS
as rscsiysd Prompt and respeetful attention Wa
be given 70 all Sy9IIdtssrS e faf RsHaISRpsos,
NV n CommiSsioneP Immigration.
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r<a, CABINET FURNITURE.
V6 FINE HOME. MADE FURNITURE

wish to inform my old custom; E-T -
ers and the public generally that Ca--t----L---u
have ON hand good assortment Of
FINE FURNITURE, OF MY OWN MAKE,
which will sell as low as can be bought Else f
NUT-the workmanship and polish of which can
not be surpassed by any. ,
| am prepared to execute all orders promptly:
REPAIRING and BOXING neatly and carefully
done. ..< ,,,, x,r>,ryr - -
found all kinds of COFFlNS, both WOOD ana MI
Tai with the finest handles and trimmings.
Also AIR-TlGHT CASES, for transporting the
dead. Ut, ,..,
will give my personal attention 10 this branch
Va II. A. ATKINSON,
(of the old firm Of Bclyin Atkinson
Governor street above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
AZ 25-ts
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Te- il will he seen that the pcoplc of
!. N,..,j amidst ,bn dasolotion surround
.t,r with business almost entirely
-....,E,3 v;,lout money or the means of
.,....f +, or,. rronirod "a nav this wear
s-.-1o7i Of United States, State and
~ .aN,,, In the spring Of 1851, when
....v. :. the tGll tide Of prosperity, the
"'r, ..rt taxes OF all kinds amounted to
.U7.7i. II was less i'll 1850, we be-
.s.. .Iwr know that the class or license
..H l,6n va, ouv $54.675, when we had
."....m,, among our merchants and
....s.'gr,.r. and ,,r canital WAS ten
..a. greater. yowi !, ssh o55 or $40
--uMurr than then 70 he wrpur from the
.".r..3 ruy,,,,. ,tr;,l,., merchants me-
..n.r. and manufacturers NJ Richmond
N..suG0jnn or tho CITY finances M de-
.a.d, sgou ,h,. treasury of the city,
.o gr.c,rapr. Of interest dine on city
.. Is. or arrypino interest r,llipr du. on
.rau.J, ~, i,,,,,;,,IJa s,,,. or o;r.p,,
,a,u,, win ir>,i,y ,ba ;nnosi,;op sus
-! ,.xr..,. ,}';, ,.n,Ia ~ IA. rr.y.n,
.~.. IN addition 70 s2Gs cs7 Of other
'.,e,. Nearly tLr,a ,r.r,or, or . mil
of d,lrary or ,.yo. -, uo
.pIr Of Rich,nond i, ono veor,an
Ia, wear the witness nf mar. .re.r;ur
.,... real nennrv and oroa,or ,,onro..;n1
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CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MARKET.
The receipts of Virginia cattle are very light
most of the winter granted having been sold, and
the grass cattle will not be ready for market for
some weeks. Our butchers are buying Baltimore
cattle freely
BEgr.-Common 10 fine, &c. G7tc. ~ n, gross /;
good to very good, Sc 0slc. prime, &c .@l0c.
saEEP.-CIpped, Sc .@Ssc. u Ii, gross.
LAMBS Prom S3llS4 Il head.
ygALs.-From SS1Sl5 each, according t" size
and condition.
HoGs.-From lie abe. II h., net.
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FURNITURE, ETC.
ISTON IL BROTHER,

UABLISTON IL BROTHER,
III FURNITURE DEALERS,
would respectfully inform their friends and former
patrons that they have resumed business at their
NEW STORE on Cary street, between Ninth and
Tenth, where they will be happy 10 see them, and
will furnish anything in their line at reasonable
HABLISTON & BROTHER, Cary streets,
mys between Ninth and Tenth.
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ICE. ICE, ICE.-There is no use i'm
L spending our money for northern Ice when We
gina spring water, made ON our own ponds,
such water as We are used to drinking, Our Ice
farmers want every dollar that they can make. the
rayages Of war the cause. The others dom thank %
for our money. win sell In any qua nifty % snis
the public, from one cent upward, aud WARRAAT
NY ICE PURE VIRGINIA SPRING wATkR.
lee. house open al all hours
ROBERT REID, ice-house and Stables
my 2l--2w sixth street, near Clay.
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NOTICE.--B will be opened for
~ subscription TO the capital stock OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTo.
MAC RAILROAD AND RICHMOND AND Pc
TERSBuRG RAILROAD CONNECTION COM
PANY," at the Office OF the Richmond and Peters.
olice OF the Peter burg Railroad Company In Pc
tersburg, on the lst day Of June 1858, under ING
direction ofthe upiersig ned Commissioners named
= '''' X. B. HAXALL,.
Py DANIEL, yR.,
CHARLES ELLIS.
nv go, E.. A. WINE.
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DEEP COOL AND BUY ONE OF
N THOSE CELEBRATED CHARCOAL WATER,
COOLERS manufactured in this city by DAVID
PAIR & SONS, aud for sale at KELLOGG GLIB.
SONS China Store and GRESokYx B NsS fh;R
stnra aas froad street near Fourth street, and at
the Factory, No. Fifteenth street. We warrant
them TO be the best Water Coolers 10 De had IN this
sn.n, , - othar civ DAVID PARR SONS,
- muy I'm No. Fifteenth street.
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1885 100 ~
- saiuc OF the personal property and
AS thereon is rs follows:
Slg7,5u7 81

rate OF taxation on real estate is
aai on personal property 50 cents
.... hundred dollars of value thereof.
r.. .Npital employed 10y our merchants,
..aa.,urcr,, mechanics, and others re-
.nyl tu pay a class OF license tax, is cs-
.'.i ~ -, 200, O00. Jefferson Ward is
....ul with So .j0j, Madison Ward with
i. ~. aud Monroe Ward with S9,9i0,
,.r business taXcS-total, sSi,95j.
Nw. add all the foregoing, and YOU have
r a..ry-a,c OF taxation imposed by the
~ C-uDN for lsGG. VIZ:
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THE CAUCrS RECONSTRUCTIoN SCHEME.
The new scheme will base representation
on voters, omit the third section, which
dcpriyeS citizens of the right Of voting for
four years, and provides that cX-rcbelS shall
not be eligible to State or Federal office.
Ii will defeat the committees plan.
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Drugs y &C.; UP ses..~
nR. HUGHESS 49, ~
CELEBRATED HoN6OPAT11c z1Anini {.
CELEBRATED DIPHTHERIA, Group, oUINSY.
PUTRIp AND 69MM0N sokE

IA recommended for oil sorts Of Colds, Coughs and
Bronchial Affections, Sore Mouth and Thrush
OF Infants, Gathered Breasts, and Con-
stipaiion and Liver Complaints
generally.
Price per bottle 81 50 Sent by mall postage paid.
. For sale by the city druggists.
nv l7--d&ceodln
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The VEGETABLE EUTR0PHIC and the PAMPH-
LET can be obtained OF ID. WOOD, Druggis',
northeast corner az Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond, agent for this city, and from druggists
generally IN all parts Of Virginia.
NH g-dSsw2tawsm
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TWENTY-FIVE BUSHELS No.
i PEACH BLOW POTATOES just received and
for sale by STEVENS 4 PE0PAM,
! INV % GIL Broad street.
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DAINTS, PAINTS.-WHITE LEAD,
l. Linseed Oil, Brushes, Painters' Colors, dry and
In oil, for sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
nay II corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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FROM WASHIRGTOM THIS AFTERNOON.

[sPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPHJ
WASHINGTON. December 10.
Occupation OfPublic Lands In Florida.
Returns from the and office at Tallahassee, Fla,
Tor the month OF November, show that 1894 acres
were taken up in the last month under the Home
stead Iaw tor actual settlement and cultivation.
These, with the 324 acres entered under the same
law in October, mako an nggroga4 OF four hun 1red
and NINETY ght farms Of eighty -es each which
m two months time have been added to the pro-
ductive power of that State.
Status of the Southern states.
A vigorous effort will be made this week in the
House TO pass q bill setnng aside tue present State
Governments OF the Southern States and appoint.
ing Territorial Governments, the appointments 20 be
made by the Che JusEicesot the Supreme Court IL
may ass the llouse, but wIl meet with oppo,ition
In ihe Senate from leading Republican Senators on
the ground Of the fiicnities ike TO arise from
admitting the States TO have been out OF the Union
Resolutions.
This is resolution day In the House, and perfect
flood is being poured in OF all kinds.
The Massachusetts Liquor Cases.
In the Massachusetts liquor cases the new oues.
tions not settled by the supreme Court at Its last
s ssion are coming before the Court this term Mr.
Richardson, Boston, entered several of the cases
this morning.
The Presidential Succession.
Mr., Anthony introduced the PenDsylyanta reSo.
lutions the Senate to dav, Instruotlng the Com.
legislation lie necessary to provide for the success
SION of the Presidents office in of the death or
disability of all those upon whom il may deyOlye
by the Constitution or the laws.
Negro Suffrage in the Senate.
The Negro Suffrage bill in the District is OCCUPY
ing the attention of the Senate to-day and will be-
passed by decisive majority.