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Mr.. LeBlond said that he was aware that
in the early history of the country the re-
cord showed nothing on the subject, nor did
1t show that the constitutional amend
ments were either approved or rejected by
the President, but it was a fact which the
gentleman could not escape, that the Con-
stitution made no exceptions whatever as to
bills or joint resolutions requiring the sigma
ture of the President
Mr.. Raymond, who had the floor yielded
10 Mr.. Orth, with the understanding that he
should address the House on Monday.
Mr.. Hale offered the following amend
ment to the bill Provided, however, that
this act shall not be construed to deny the
right of each House of Congress to be the
judge of the elections, returns and qualifca-
tons OF It's own members, or to prohibit the
admission, by either House of any member
duly elected and qualified, taking the re-
quired oaths of Office, at any time
Both made a speech in support of the hill,
after which 1t must lie over until Monday
next.
Mr. Donnelly, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported back the Senate joint
resolution passed yesterday, explanatory of
and in addition TO the act of May ), 1864,
granting lanus 10 ana IN Ine CONSTRUCTION
of certain railroads in Wisconsin, was
passed.
The Senate bill to define the number and
regulate the appointment of officers of the
navy, was taken up, read twice and appro-
priately referred.
The Speaker presented the proceedings of
the Soldiers State Convention in Pennsylva-
MIA. Referred to the Committee on Militia
ry Affairs and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Rice of Massachusetts,, from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported back SEN
ate bill, passed April I'd, to establish Hydro
graphy in the Navy department, striking out
the appropriation. The amendment was
agreed to and the bill passed
Mr.. Mckee, from the Committee on
Claims, reported back the Senate bill to re
imbsrse the State of West Virginia for
moneys expended for the United States, for
arming, equipping and paying the said for
ces to aid in suppressing the rebellion, with
an amendment to appoint three commission
ers instead of one. The amendment was
agreed to, and the bill passed.
At four o'clock the House adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE DISPATCHES OF TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
THE FENIANS.

Canadian Volunteers Ordered 70 Re.
main ON the BOrder-Another Cam.
paign Anticipated at Fert Erie-rbe
Fenian General Burns Challenges the
British Commander 10 n Pitched Rat.
tle-Generaf Meade at Buffalo.
NEW YORK June ia Montreal dis
patch says the order calling the volunteers
back from the border has been countermand-
ed, owing TO the introduction Of resolutions
on the neutrality act into Congress.
An Ogdensburg dispatch says one of Gen
Meade's staff expressed fears of further trou-
bic at Buffalo. Gen. Meade was suddenly
called back from Albany to that point, and
four companies of troops have been ordered
from Malone there.
An Ottawa dispatch SAYS another raid is
expected at Fort Erie. Fifteen Fenians have
been arrested at Hamilton with important
papers in their possession. Information as
to the movement of troops is forbidden and
something important is on the carpet Num-
bers of Fenians are reported as assembling
along the Southwestern border.
4 Buffalo dispatch says the Fenian Gen.
Burns has challenged Col. Lowry of the
British forces at Fort Erie to pitched bat
tie with two or three thousand troops.
BUFFALO, June 15.-Gen Meade arrived
here last night, and is at General Barry's
headquarters this morning.
About two thousand Fenians left last
night for their homes, mostly in the West
and Southwest. There are four hundred
left in town, but they will get off soon.
The challenge Of General Burns to Col
Lowry, the commander of the British forces,
TO fight him with an eoual number of men
was a piece of ridiculuos bombast The
English officer who received it tore the
challenge up and threw it on the ground
as his answer.
Fenianism in this locality is about play
ed out for the present.
Gen. Meade has just issued an order, ap-
pointing Gen. Barry to command the whole
frontier from Erie to Plattsburg. He has
ordered all United States troops, except one
company, back to their stations. Gen.
Meade thinks no further trouble is to be APP
pretended in this quarter. He leaves here
tomorrow for Niagara Falls
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-16

NEW YORK, June 15.-The suit brought
by ex-senator Strong against Mr.. Bennett,
editor of the Brooklyn Eagle for charging
him with accepting brides while Senator,
was commenced in the Brooklyn Supreme
Court yesterday. Some of the most noted
politicians are among the witnesses, and i'm
portant Developments concerning the opera
tons of the Albany lobby are expected.
The plaintiff appeared, proved the publica-
ton and other important matters, and then
rested. The defense admitted the publica-
ton and announced their purpose of Justify
ing by proving the truth of the allegations.
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A DEsERTER TO BE TRIED.-GEoRGE w.
FIGLEY, who deserted the Federal army
and Joined the Confederates during the bat
tie of Fort Donnelson, was arrested some
weeks since near Hopkinsville, KY, and
taken to Louisville, and from that place was
brought here. He is to be tried for deser-
ton.
1t is said, that FIGLEY deserted while
bearing dispatches from GEN. McCLER-
NAND to the 18th Illinois infantry, as it
was going into action. So soon as he gained
the Confederate lines he informed the Gen
eral commanding of the position of the llth
Illinois, which resulted in that regiment
being cut to pieces.
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New YORK. June l5.-Cotton steady, at 34@43s
fOr middling.
Flour dull, and 2ll0c lower for common and in
ferior grades and frmer for good brands 81 40@
s 30 for extra State. s. SOFAS 80 for extra round
hoop Ohio. and 50 9O@l3 80 for trade brands, clos
sacks of French flour sold to-day at Sl3 90 per 1876
pounds. Whisky quiet at 50 %. Western wheat
more active, at 3@5c higher; 81 1902 Y fer good
Chicago spring; 81 20 to l IS for inferior spring.
s. y to : % for prime new No. l Milwauk ee
81 IS for small parcels do 81 81 for white western.
Barley dull. Corn very scarce and &c better, 50 to
SIC for unsound new Mixed Western s. to 8ec for
sound do. Oats dull and lc lower, 81 to sac for
Western. Coffee more active, Mareabo 26c. Su-
gar steady at l03 to lie for Cuba; lI3sc for Porto
Rico; Havana l215c. Moasses steady at So to zoe
for Porto Rico; sic for Trinidad. Hops quiet, IS
to Csc for 1865 crop; petroleum dull, at 500 6c
for crude, 4O@4lc for refined in bend. Pork de-
pressed. more active and firmer, but closed hea-
Vier at SSl 1892 so for new mess.
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI. June 15.-Flour in fair demand
at S9@9 80 for Superfne; SlO@ll for extra State,
and Sl2lGl3 for family. Call for wheat firm but
unchanged No. new red at 81 49, No. / old do,
81 50G2 10. Corn in active demand at 6l@62c in
elevator, and 1904 in sacks. Oats active at 45c.
for mol Rye firm, at 90cd$l 90. Whisky firm,
at 81 256G2 % in bond. Holders generally ask the
latter rate. Cotton dull at IS D37 cents for mid
ding.
more buyers than sellers. Bulk meats held at
u &c. higher, and but little offered; Shoulders,
l313c, sides l612c ribbed sides. lie, and lSc for
boyant at Is, Is and 2Oc with good consumption
demand. Lard sold at DC, but the demand was
light. Butter and cheese unchanged. Groceries
firmer, owing to the advance in gold. Gold us.
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A Bank i'm Cincinnati SwindIed out of
$4,000.

CINCINNATI, June IA genteel stranger
introduced himself to one of our National
Banks few days ago, and deposited an iron
box for safe keeping, inwhich he stated there
was $4,000 in gold, and large amount Of
bonds, etc. A few days afterwards draft
came from him on the bank for $1,000, and
a letter Of explanation, which the bank paid
but afterward thought there might be some
thing else than gold put in the box to make
up the weight, and had the box opened by a
lOcksmith, when twas found to be filled with
shot. The thing has Just been developed.
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The NEW REVENUE LAw.-The Secre-
tary Of State for Tennessee has notified the
County Court Clerk Of each county, that in
accordance with provisions Of a recen; act of
the Legislature, only one mill will be charged
on the dollar for all sales of real estate mdae
ina nd out Of corporated towns or cities. Pre-
vious to this act s. was charged on lots or
parts of lots sold within such corporations.
and one cent per acre was charge for all lands
sold outside.
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PARDoNED.-Chas. MILLER, formerly Of
the ID Ky, cavalry, Federal who was
sentenced some months since by the GEN
eral Court Martial to imprisonment in the
State Penitentiary for the term of three
years for stealing watch, has been pardon
ed bv Gov. Brownlow,
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THE PACIFIC RALRoAD.-The interest
in this enterprise is rapidly on the increase,
and the more the people know of it the
greater the eagerness manifested in its
success
On Monday, the llth inst, a large meet
ing Of the citizens of Wilson county was
held. Speeches in favor of a railroad from
Nashville to Knoxville were made by the
agent of the road, Mr.. CAMPBELL; also by
quite number of the citizens. The people
of the county are most unanimous in favor
Of the project, and there is no doubt that,
between county and individual subscriptions,
at least half million of stock will be
taken in addition to right of way and tim
her for ties, bridges and fencing purposes.
On Tuesday, the 18th, a railroad meeting
was held at New Middleton, Smith county,
which was attended by about one hundred
citizens. They were addressed by Colonies
Stone and IRvINs, Maj. WILLErT, Prof
DENToN, Geologist, of Boston, and Dr.. Bow
EN-, late State Senator. A lively interest
was aroused, and a meeting was called at the
same place for Saturday, 23d inst
An appointment was also made for
meeting at NETHERLANDS, Spring Creek,
Oyerton county, on Tuesday, the 10Th inst,
where large attendance is anticipated.
The ball is started, and the people are
awakening to the necessity and importance
Of this improvement and we believe that
the country will get far ahead of Nashville,
and shame us for our practical want Of in
terest in this vital mater, on which depends
the solution of the problem, whether Nash
Vile shall be an independent centre of
trade for the Southwest, or the sickiy de-
pendent of second-raie Northern cities on
the banks Of the Ohio.
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THE CRoPs.-We are informed by gen.
tleman who has just returned from Smith,
Overton, Putnam and Jackson counties, that
the farmers Of these counties have commen-
ced harvesting their wheat, which although
below an average yield, is by no means a
failure. The corn in all these countiesneve
promised such an abundant yield. The
fruit crop is beyond all precedent. The old
est farmers say that they have no recollec-
ton of such a hattering prospect. The
breadth of land planted is very large-none
that has ever been planted is left unculti-
waited. The farmers through this entire
country are represented as being hopeful, Is
well as energetic and enterprising.
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The Neutrality Laws.

The House Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons will report a resolution on Monday,
concerning the course of the Government,
in the Fenian movement. The Committee
will also take bold position in reference TO
Mexican matters, but unanimously oppose
the Endorsement of Mexican bonds.
Prussia 90 Exempt Merchant Vessels
from Capture ip case of War.
Official information has been received
that the King of Prussia, under date of May
2Sth, has decided that in the event of a war
merchant vessels belonging to subjects Of
hostile States will not be subjected to cap
ture and confscation by his ships of war, so
long as reciprocity be practiced to the hos
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Aver's Cathartic Pills

RE THE MOST PERFECT
!. ! !. !. ]: ]: !. ] ].
~ pa N Purgative which we are
M ablet produce or which we think
MNH has ever yet been mnde by any
IN body Their effects have nbund-
Al ~ antly shown 20 the community
how much they excel the Ordina-
~ ~ medicines in use. They are
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-16

New YORK, June 15.-The Heralds
Brownsville, Texas, correspondent, 4th, says
An expedition of Imperialists marched from
Monterey, and another from Saltillo and an
other from Matchula, with the intention ofdis-
persing the Liberal army at Victoria. They
were, however, outhanked by Gen. Escobado,
who occupied Linares, town in their rear,
and forced them to retire with heavy loss
in dpSertionS
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DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY. C.
WEST, who was recently arrested in Lincoln
county and brought to this city, charged
with robbing a man by the name ofTNDELI
of some mules, was tried yesterday before
Esquire PATTERSON and hOnorably acquit-
ted-the prosecutor being taxed with the
cost. Said TINDELL lost his mules in 1864
while engaged in hauling cotton from Hunts
ville Ala, to this place, at the hands of
some guerrillas who infested that section of
country. The best citizens ofLincoln coun-
ty testified as to the good character of the
accused, and that at the time the robbing
was done, the accused was at home, confined
to his bed with sickness.
Judge GUILD appeared as counsel for the
defence, and the Attorney General for the
prosecution.
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HARPER AT WORK AGAIN-DAsHEs INTO
BOWLING GREEN-RELEAsE OF PRISONERS,
Erc.-F7om the following dispatch, from a
gentleman at Franklin, to Gen. THOMAS,
it will be seen that HARPER is at work
again. His Object, however, seems tc be the
release Of some of the men of his band that
are being tried for murder at Franklin:
FRANKLIN, KY, June 18th, 1S66.-MAJ.
GEN. THOMAS: MOVE was sent tc Bowling
Green. He and two other guerillas were
rescued last night by HARPER with 40 men.
Two murderers are under arrest here. An
attack on the guard expected tonight. If
possible send detachment Of infantry by to-
days train.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.
Salary of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.

Salary of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Senate FL
nance Committee have agreed to fix the
salary of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue at $4,000.
RumOred Veto.
II is understood that the President has
vetoed the bill to enable the New York and
Montana Iron Company to purchase a GER
tain amount of the public lands not now in
the market.
Mr. Rousseau i'm his Seat.
NEW YORK, June 15.--Specials 10 the
morning papers say Mr.. Grinnell is in his
seat to-day, bearing marks on his face of the
blows given him yesterday by Mr.. Rous-
seau. Mr.. r. is also in his seat, receiving
the congratulations of the chivalry. The
House will investigate the matter and pro-
badly suspend Rousseau.
Illness OF Senator Fessenden.
Senator Fessenden was too i'll to attend a
meeting the Finance Committee, to-day,
and the tax bill will not be reported till
Monday.
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New Orleans Market
by Telegraph.l

NEW ORLEANS, June l5.-COtton-Sales of 800
bales at unsettled prices. Receipts for the week
3.Sl2 bales, against ,25S last week. Export for
the week 1850 bales Stock on hand III, 924
bales Flour SO %. Corn advanced PFC. Oats
52c. Gay S25 SOC. Pork S34. Lard, in tierce 2ic.
Gold l47. Sterling l63. New York exchange Il
to = premium. COffee-Weeks sale l55 bags.
Stock 1000 bags
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
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From. Mexico.

New ORLEANS, June 15.-Mexican ad-
vices state that the American colonists adj
wise people to stay at home.
The Liberals are more active since the
reported French withdrawal.
Complaints are made that the Federal Off
GERS collect unlawful toll across the Rio
Grande and pocket the money.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-16

THE GENERAL COURT MARTIAL-This
court met at the usual hour, yesterday morn
ing, Gen. GLLEG presiding
The following order was received and
read, after which the court adjourned until
Monday next, when the order of business in
dictated in this order will be commenced:
IID. QRs. DEPT. OF THE CUMBERLAND, !
MEMPHIS, June II, 1866.
CAPT. WORKS., JUDGE ADVOCATE, &C.
The Major General commanding directs that
the General Court Martial of which you are
Judge Advocate, proceed first with such
cases as are strictly military; the object be-
ing TO finish all cases Of officers and men,
that are purely military, As soon rs possible.
Upon completion Of this, he directs that you
report such fact, and the court will await
further orders from these headquarters, I'M
less it should receive other instructions of
that date. | am, &c,
w. J.. PORTER,
Brevet Major and A. A. G.
II will be seen from this order that the
trial Of HENDERSON and others, implicated
in the late frauds, will not lake place for
some months
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

For Beautifyng the Complexion. effectually re-
moves Tan Freckles, Blotches. and giving the
skin an elegan1 smOOthness not easily attained by
any other. Its use among the lGdies of fashion in
the East, gives il a character for efficacy which
ut once stamps it as infinitely superior for the
toilet Of q lady.
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Cation Mills Rurned.

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-This morning
the wooden and cotton mills of Richard Gar
sci, on Frankfort, above Harrison, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire. Loss, Sl25,0O0 /;
insured for $4,000
Foster & Cos cotton mill, adjoining, was
also burned Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000
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New York stock Market.
by Telegraph.

New YORK, June l5.-The stock market shows
rather more activity and slight Improvement in
prices. Erie firmer SIG; Rock Island especially
l2l3i: Reading 1922; Hudson River 1l03S@lllH.
Government stocks steady. the chief activity be-
ing in 7-S0S. l0i0s sold at 963s and Dos at 1920
10D3y
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Louisville Market.


LOUISVILLE. June 15.-Leaf tobacco advanced
SOC on all grades Sales of $40 hhds Mess pork,
Flour superhne IS rs Whisky, raw 81 "a.
Corn, mixed in bulk Csc. Oats SIC. Lard in tierce
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ISQUIsT.-An inquest was held yesterday
morning, over the body of young HErxz
who was drowned on Tuesday last, near the
Landing. The body was picked up by a
steamer some sixteen miles below the CITY
and placed in charge Of two fishermen AT
HYpE's ferry, where the inquest was held.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-16

As this is really a Specific for Worms, and the
best and most palatable form to give TO children,
it is not surprising that il is fast taking the place
of all other preparations for wOrms-it being taste
less, any child will take il.
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Convention of Railroad Engineers.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June ia conven-
ton of railroad engineers, representing all
the organizations of that class in the United
States and Canada, has been in secret session
here for two days, and adjourned last night.
The aYowed object was to prevent strikes.
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RIVER NEWS.

There are five feet water on the shoals.
ARRIvAL-TcRaessee, Cairo.
DEPARTURE-AbeoHc, Cincinnati.
The steamer Tennessee has it all her own way
to-day. and is the only boat at the wharf. She is
advertised to leave for Cairo this morning at 10
O'Clock. DAN. KINNEY and BOB FEReUsoN arc
up to all the modern fashion and STYLE and will
take good care Of those who wish to go down the
river
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HurIey,s stomach BItters.

For Debility. Loss of Appetite. Weakness. Indi-
gestiOn or Dyspepsia, want of action on the Liver
DisOrdered Stomach. there are no bitters that
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store in the United States. or from the prOprie-
tors, Louisville, Ky, corner Seventh and Green
streets. to whom all orders should be addressed.
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Generals HaIIeck and Mcdowell

SAN Francisco, June l4.-Gen. Halleck
started North yesterday on a tour of obser-
walton. Gen. Mcdowell, it is expected, will
soon resume the inspection of the posts in
his department.
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by Telegraph
New YORK. June l5.-Money is in rather more
demand from stock brokers, but must be reported
on the whole as dull The general rate on call
loans is per cent. Gold opened firm at 1851 and
advanced to 1879. Discounts, 5 TO 512G7 for eX-
ceptional names and aood premium paper.
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denee Of the brides father. in Rutherford county
on the lith Of June. by the Rev. r. F. BUNTING,
HENRY C. MAcLAuGHLIN to Miss HARRIET A..
daughter Of Mr.. JOHN EDNoSDsoN.
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