The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
wAsuss7os, Jan. % -slsA1s-Arr ,n
nsr presented G memorial from the B,s.s,
B ard Of Trads, asSias 70. the passage Of o
laF 10 exempt Northern creditors frcm he
operations Of southern statutes. Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Mr. CLARK called Up the bU Boz relation So
qualifications for juro-5 p-ovaiirr. ,hat 40
person shsh be disqualified from sctire ou
q Grand or P,ti Jury by --o-.u ofbis hav-
iag formed o. expressed On opinion anon
the matter 70 Do Submitted % such ir-v. I
! founded upon pubii, runner. newspaper
: stateme-ts, etc. B4 made ,psc.aI order fs- (
Thursday.
The bin for enlargement os The F-s,l-
meas Bureau was IaSeu up. The pending
question Was upon Nr. Covau's amendment
10 limit the Jurisdiction OF the Burcas. to
The states lately in rebellion.
Mr.. Fesse1den. tom The Special Commit
zee on Reconstruct o., reported q JOINT rs-o-
luton to amend the Constitution, BY p-o-
vidjng that representation and direct taxes
shall Be appor.onei among the several
States which may be included v.thia This
Union, according 20 Their respective num-
be-s, counting the whole number Of persons
IN e eh, excluding Indians not taxed. prs-
vi1ed, th1t vheucver the elective franchise y
s5aIi &c dsnIei Or abridged, in any 81 te.
on account O. race o. color. Ell persons OF ,
scch race or color shall be executed from =
the basis Of representation. !
HoUsE.-Mr Stevens introduced e resoTr- !
ton, which was sd0ptgd, instruct be- The I'M. a
diciar. Committee 10 inquire Whistler fur :
Their legislation is necessary % c mpel com !"
pliance with the law requirir z al oticsrs 10 =
take the tsss oah y
Mr.. Wilson introduced a resolution. which :
vas referred % the CormIttee on Recon !,
structio1, declaring that the leaders Of the -
rebel ION ought 20 be tried bv court-ma-tiat Il
or a military commission, and that it would T.
De inexpcdient 10 try then by = civil court. n.
where the Jurors 10 the South would Be tho NJ
equals Of those sccused Of crime. -
Mr.. Stevens. from the Committee On Re -
construction, reported an amendment 20 the
Constitution, providing that representation II
shalt be based on the whole number Of per- r
sons in a State, aud that where the elective ~
franchise is denied OF abridged on account 81
Of race or color. eli such persons shall be r.
excluded from the basis Of representation. M
Mr.. Roger, Of New Jersey, from the Re +,
con,truc ion C0mmitiea, opposed the
amendment, arguing that il IS contrary 10 6o'
the prinCip IS On which the Government Is -
founded, viz; ? presenr alton and taxation M
must go together. 1t was designed 20 de- -
grade The white man, ~
The Commercials W~ashinEt0u's special
says he Revenue Commissionerwil recon- -
mend the abolition Of taxes on watches, -,
plate, carriages, and her artcies M tie
schedules cnd d.sappreyes Of The tubsti,u-
ton Of taxes on sales Of the present income m
tax.
The National Bsnks IN New York, Mss
sachusetts and other states, which have
more than their appOrtI nment or toe Ma
tionsl Currency, will probably hsve tbs =
amount Of notes which they are authorized -
10 issue recalled, in ord r 70 eject the ap- : T,
p1rtIonmentiu the Southern Ststes. IN.
The P st saws the loan market is easy, at y
5 per cent. There Is al abundance oi cfpi-
tai, and the Banks have a suporhUity Of y
currency, but general confidence is want NJ
ing. Commercial paper passes more slow NJ.
ly, IS there Is not 50 much demand from ~
capitalists. Rates are unchanged. The ~,
stock market is irregular sud ieyerish: old ~.
5;20s lower in consequences Of the anticipa-
ted falling of IN Europe, md 5.50s are with -
out much activity. Railroad shares unset -
tied and dropping. Z the close there was a -
better feeling: n. W. common being the y
strongest on the list. e.
NAsHrNGroS Jan, 22-Afer debate, Mr.. yoy
amendment was rejected II against a.
Mr.. Davis moved to strike out the pro 7
vision extending military Jurisdiction and 4
o agents and employees Of the Ear
Rejected. the
An amendment was adopted restricting ing
military jurisdiction 70 The exercise OF dis.
pertaining to the Bureau. the
Several other amendments were offered pas.
and rejected. Executive session adjourned. pro-
HOU5E-Mr. COuklin made a speerh IN poil
favor Of Tho amendment showing the propri- der,
ely gift. treu
On motion Of Mr.. Stevens, the considera- sta,
OF the subject was postponed TN to- 1901
morrow. an
NEw YoRE, Jan. 22.-ship Haze arrived sln'
from San Francisco. y
BO-ToS, Jan. 22.-The Steamship Asia ar ssy
rived here from Halifax at half past ? p M. r.
EEw YoRK, Jan. 22.-The steamer Liber- q
sy, from Havana, arrived. News antiei- Fra
pated. Der
The news from Mexico City is to the eth. Va
The general equation Of the Imperialists by viii
the crown scc0uuts. are very uufsvorable Iroi
me nleA'cah 'ofce lImPsriaij when leit jus
hauzillo, recently, found four battalii0ns On.
starving, aud with a multi ude Of sick. The H.,
whole UeighbOrhoOd OF Acapulco Rad sur cot.
rendered after having destroyed the wells. Orr
from the Imperial forces are very wit
great. for
Maximilisn's minister p'enipotentiary to m.
aud about 600 soldiers belonging 20 IN,
the Foreign Legion, had arrived At Vera tbs
{. ". DIV
The death Of the Belgian King was COM al
muHicated 70 his daughter, Empress Car Tor
Lolita. nav
s-cretarv Seward had notice of the ar %,
rival ia Cuba, Of Capt. eeul OF Havana n
Capt. GsUl bad fitted up his country seat 4
and was making preparations @ receive y
him in an enthusiastic and Eospitible man- pre-
ner. ing
BosToy, Jan. ga Baptist Church in con
CambrIdgeport, Rev. S. i. Mason, was e2u
totally destroyed by ire this morning: Loss ai
100000, one hall Of which was insured. tne
W4sHISGroy, Jan. 22.-It IS expected ny
that the House will vote tomorrow on tho -
Constitutional amendment concerning the ~
basis OF representation, which IVES reported -
BY the Reconstruction Committee this ~.
morning. A tw0-third vote in favor Of the S,I
amendment is confidently anticipated. ~
ST. LOUIS. Jan, 22-rhe Kansas City ~.
publishes a private letter, dated
PssOd.InoTte, Dec. p, which says; Pre5i- 3
dent JuareE arrived here on the 18th inat. 7
rear guard viii be in tomorrow. French on
troops following them VIII probably occupy 20.
place in a lew days. sho
WAsHIysToS, Jan. 22-Nr. Feassuden enc
fom the Joint COMMITTEES 10 inquire into tho iui
condition Of the late rsbelirus States. Pc
having authority b report from time 10 ;
time, reported the f9ll5wln g joi1trsto utioi sci
Rssoiged, by the senate a.d House Of Va.
Representatves of tie Uritei STATE Of aba
America n Congrsss. two thirds Of botb we,
Houses concurrilV, that ths f lowing - but
e pr posed 10 the Legislatures Of he We
Ieveral States, - sn am ndm ult 20 the Con har
tituuon Of tue United States, VII Oh when "a.
by Jhree- fouI tbs Of sad Legislatures she
hal be valid as part Of sad Cousutut on -