The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-30

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cent. M cufion, which will mua q
Confcrciro Commitlo. The action
Of that Committee will probably De
d compromise on the senate amend
mcot, and the vote DO hxed Ut u
cents.
y IT. slrothcr, Of West Virginia,
has been confirmed rs Consul to
Bucuos Ayrcs.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury will
redeem all certificates of in%dobtcduc4.
falling due after August 3l4t, with
accrued interest thereon, If presented
on or before the 1T Of JAY.
The Senate to-day passed the Freed
men. Bureau bill, with nm amend
mcnt to the House bill, which pcrcmp-
torily confirms the negroes in the
possession of the lnls granted them
by Gen. Sherman's ordcr.
The Scnatc's amendment is that
the negroes surrender all the land,
to the owners, except those sold for
taxes. The bill goes back to the
House.
The President has approved the
bill for the disposal of the public
lands for homcstcads, for actual set
tiers, in the States Of Alabama, Lou
%i,iana, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Florida.
There was nothing of interest don,
in the House to-day,
Bishop Lynch Of Charleston ha'
been presented with $4,000 to assist
in rebuilding the Orphan ASYLUM %
that city, by a committee of the Wal
Prisoners Association.
FoREiGS.-The Austrian Govern.
mcnt, in sending the Prussian am.
bassador his passport, informed hin
it took the step because it locke,
upon the Withdrawal of the Austrian.
from llol-tein as taking place undcu
compul, from Prussia.
AUST ia has conGdcd her interest,
at Berlin aud Florence to the Dutcl
Ministers at those courts. The Min
listers OF France and Bavaria are sal,
To have declined tn look after III,
Prussian interests at Vienna.
The prussian army, which was il
position on the Sicilian frontier, WI
throwing up dcicnccs on all the road
which lead ont from Bavaria.
General MontcnHcl had ordered
very public official aud fnnctionar,
to ,olcmuly engage to submit uucou
ditionally to all orders of the Kin
Of Prussia aud those acting in hi
behalf.
The Daily Neirs correspondence
at Florence says the first hostile move
mcut Of Italy will be to throw $1,000
men in one holy across the Pc, an,
following this by poua,iig 300,00t
down in Vcnctia.
The Vienna correspondent Of tn
Tines describes tsc position Of tn
Austrian army of the North as FOL
lows; The centre is between Al
mutt aud Prague, the lcn wing ex
tends from Prague by way of tn
northwestern frontier to Bohemia
and the right wing from Almut1 t
Krakow. where there IS a s,rongl,
cntrrncllcd camp.
Nrw ORLEANS. juno 26.-Th
validity Of Confederate obligation
acknowledged by the Union bank q
Tennessee are accepted by the cntir
mercantile community.
The jackson Railroad suit ha
been postponed with a view to a com
promise aud the successful working
of the Rad. enabling it to pay il
indebtedness.
LOUISVILLE, June 2G.-Mcssrs
Boiling and Scatou have withdrawn
from the candidacy for the clcrkshiI
of the Court Of Appeals, and Gen
cral Hobson has been nominated b,
the Union met for that position
There IS great enthusiasm at Frank
fort over the nomination, and cxicn
sive preparations are being made 70
a ratification meeting Tomorrow. Tn
race Is now between General Hobsol
and Judge Duvall.
ST. Iorts. June 9g.-A maj
named Clark was rcbled ycstcrda,
ui $4,000 while going from 81. 10