, 1866-06-14
FROM WASH|NGT0N
Interesting Statistics Of
Our Comnerce With
! British America,
! REPORTED INCREASE OF OUR
COTTON TRADE WITH eng
LAND.
CONGRESS-.
Final Passage Of the Constitu'
tional Amendment.
YEAS 100; NOES 80.
Progress on the Civil
Appropriation Bill
in the Senate.
7 he FEN IAN S.
Roberts Advises them to Re-
turn to their Homes.
NEBRASKA ADOPTS 4 STATE
CONSTITUTION.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ITEMS.
an Extensive Military Conspir-
acy at Madrid.
Interesting Letter from Napoleon
to Macmillan.
FROM MEXICO.
a Series Of Brilliant Victories |
by the Liberals. |
LATER SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS. |
Progress Of the Paraguayan |
War,
Gold Closed in New York
at las 1.2,
4 Series Of Brilliant Victories
by the Liberals.
LATER SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS,
Progress Of the Paraguayan
War,
Gold Closed in New York
at las 1.2,


I N~N@kSAA+1A
| wAsucso1oy. june IL
PASSAGE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AxxspxEsr.
The passage offhe Constitutional Amendment in
the House this afternoon vas NOT attended NH
apy particular excitement. fbonoh the ,ndr.r.s
present wss unusu.1,v .r- TN 4bts .t,cs ~ 49,
eesa1on. The adoptton Of he dftern mimi. ,,1s
made the tpcecnes cpm,uepaably cnucse. mr.
speakers In opposItion were Rocrr. F,,nck ~
Harding Of Kentucky, Those in aunnort xrr. sfe,
yeus. Henderson,. and Snaldfnr. Var c.,sa ,+tsr.
ton as e1yrn 10 Mr. sterrns hrt o,har H.. ~.
speeches were mt nntexo,,bv Tba ,,,s ~ -.
The passage OF the amrn3mcnt .r.s 1so " ~
81, and vat, 1t VII be a--n. .,~
more than three-four.hy, .Eyr,v rnsn r1rc1ed a.
rniopist vofed In the Affirmative. axeent General
Roussean. who was abseut md The nerst,r. vo,.
wns ,,ade m of ont-and-ou. Conn., hs.d n..ss
crafts. Eldrtdge cha,ac.esiz.4ea1ly arose tn.. beYor
the vote WIS announced, and eafd Il Toorhecs md
Brooks Ind not bccn turned ont thev wonlo har.
voted II the nesaf,vr. ave, :, 3,.+,n,, .x.".'s.s
uculd be-"
CIVIL APPROPRIATION mr.
The Senate spent sbout three bours this of.er-
noon in finishing the Civil Appronrsa,ton hi1,
The 3clause over which the ncbt Of yesfer3ar ~.
Cured WAS carried by IN Increased nnao,,tr ~
vote Enow be,rg twepsy-three 10 fourteen.
MeseEs. Chandler, Edmunus and Stewart .haytnp
during the night changed ftum The nerattv. In II.
Affirmative. One Of the new sections -, he M
gives the Hetidept Secre,ary- At a ssl.rv NJ 81
$50; an Aeslefsut Secretary. win . .,1.rr ~ "a
SO; short nand writer's. Mt = so0: ne,lon c,.r.,
At x2,ooo; and tbzce clerks, at ei,s1 esch. The
su.ary Of tbe Tnited states Tr.s.nrs, IL .s vs.
IN .nn The ,ro,no, .ta-1,. T.. - aH.S.n :. .useo ~
divided into three classes nf,1, k.j.rj., ~ xeen
$50 End 1850. resncrt1vr1v ~'S''
me rt1taaAru CONSOLIDATION
The Ersn.nq Star commenting upou The cun,ot.
dation OF the American the Dutied staIrs .n5 IN
Wcstcsn Tulpn Telegraph Coupan{ee esv4 fhe
JOINT capital ie now $50, LOCO. The President of
The rev company Il understood tn te M,J II.
Wade, Mr. Sanford, Of the American. has nm. ~
Europe 10 make alranremeufs for th% n.e ~ ,hs
Atlanr,c cab,e ub.D = rs.rhA. ~. -. ~ ue
ne" company controls about q, 900 miles OF wire
ms soo offices, did business Last yess Of nearly
1oF and bali million Of doflasf, and has the teht
OF way over eycry 1ailroad nrc in the Initial
States.
Nox1KAT1oxs.
The President rent 10 the Senate cousttc.ab,e
namoef OF nominations, among which was that Of
9feen t4ay smith, to be Governor OF Montana
ieffaoty. ttct Gen. Ihomas Ftancis AeaRber also
mat Of Jason Aassh, 10 be Postmaster at Rock.
lord, nlfnole, and Tsiam Edwards. 10 be po,t.
1nsrtcr at Keokuk. Iowa. rice Howell, editor Of the
Cdft City Newspaper removed. 1t l. proper to eay
"1tn Feepect to the latter case, that
Snoge Hlleon. Representative from that
ptu1e1' recommended The appointment of Mn.
eoL 1offence, the widow Of gallant officer, kllled
during the war. Edwards never vas Repub b2ican.
ala represented az being entirely unfit for the
ollce.
oS'
ue.oeu' nas 1asotao'f responded TO the Pc
.".o1sls ask4os tne pa'oon OF Ben. r. Honsh,
convicted OF 1nsnsaughter and sentenced to-day to
fWo seark improvement, and his directed pardon
10 be istued.
VISIT TO FORTRESS MONROE.
Secretary Sc~ald and Senior Dulce, Ex-Governor
General of cnbs went down the Poto mac this sIte1
noon- It Is understood that Fortree. Monroe is /
fneir Destination and TINT they will return to-
morrow.
GOLD AID Hosn s.,rp pp,on ~ ,.x,
SECRETARY MccuItpch,e rcnlv tn ne H,.s. -
luton calling for information relsttvr tn H. ,,rr
rhsse and ealee Of Government Bond- md tha 81.
lered purchasce ot gold eubseoucnt to ,Jsnnsr,1
viii not tbe resdv for t,ar,mi.,,on - Ca-.
'or several days vet OWING n The Iu,nnc-a. s.hs.
cuuirrd in ita prenarrtinn- II i. es,S ~ ~
lteasury that The .rport ,yi1, thuw th,1 rn,r,-s.
u ono and half millions Of 1910 bonds wrre NM.
has ed in open market by The Secretary during the
months Of January and February lust st m averape
Ifsce OF 81 CENTS on the dn11sr. +h.+ |
" considerable amount Of 6.20s xrna !
old, End that exchanges of 7aoa and I
onpornd interest potes vc1c m.de for keo's Tbe |
eport will also chow that not one doltar,s xo,4h I
{ gold was bought by the Department durinr tbr
e1tod specified in the resolution.
TIE FRENCH uxEx1cAs CONTINGENT
The French Minister to dsy recelred FINN p,r;s |
copy Of the Official order annonn nctno ~. .,ta,1.
long OF The French tsoycrnmcnt IN rer.-1 - ~.
F.thdtawal Of the Imperial troops from Ne1,eo
shree-tourths are 10 leaye On Or before Noyember.
nd the frmn1ndcr on OF before Marrh 1877