The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-10
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Sumo French lfpfa started be- fh,
direction NJ VI r. hui returned
o0r marching about ft5 .It.
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Th, Republican troops af " 1l.n
were fully prepared 70 mot fh.
French
CON Moi wa Installed o. Minis
icr Of War on Tho lAeniY sixth
The report that Junrcl bad rcnch
od san tntonio, Toxins y mCouud.
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SAT- LAKE, Feb 1 The Irgi..
loturc Of idaho has endorsed Prci.
dent Johnson reconstruction policy.
and also granted q charter to the
branch Of the Pacific Railroad, from
Salt Lake to Columbia, through
Snake river valley.
WAsuINGToN, Feb THE Com
mittcc on Ways aud Mean. failed h
conclude the argument with Chand-
Ter, relating 10 the reciprocity prop,-
sition.
The Chiliar minister tclcgraphcd
10 L. :. District Attorney Dickin-
son, that Il. V. McKonna may not
be considered as belonging to the
Chilian legation. McKcnna aud
Rogers both gave bail for their APP
p%carancc from day TO day. The
torpedo boats, two in number, are
lying in North river.
The delegation consisting oil
negroes from various States had an
interview with the President. G.. s
Downing and Fred. Douglas made
speeches, after which u colloquy
took place, in which the President
said a national guaranty should b.
given for the abolition of slavery
but said that evil would be the re,
suit of forcing the principal of uni
versal suffrage upon either tn
people of this District OF a State, il
opposition to the expressed will o
the majority.
Mr.. Brooks presented the crcden
tials Of the members representing
Alabama, which were referred, with
out debate, to the Reconstruction
Committee. lie also presented III
petition Of large number Of womcl
claiming the right to vote, whicI
caused considerable merrimen
during the debate concerning III
proper committee to which il shoul'
|. be referred. II was finally referee
to the Reconstruction Committee.
The Government will sell to-mor
row a large quantity Of ordinanc
! cartridges, muskets and lumber, Q
Old Point Comfort and Alexandra
=, Va.
. Gen. Grant has issued an order n
5 voking all previous orders furnishin
2 transportation to fu%rloughed so
} diers.
, Mai. Gen. Thomas has lcf Wasf
. ington for his Department.
Further arrests have been made
c the robbers Of the Adams Expire
o Company, and another large amouI
/ Of gold been recovered and turnc
, over to the Company.
Al An extensive mass meeting
Fenians was held in Jersey City Ia
> night. Speeches were delivered
: o'Myhoncy, Killian, Rodgers an
others.
r NEwO ORLEANS, February TT
c steamer Norwich, loaded with cotto
. ..as burned this morning. Most
the cotton was thrown overheard at
> saved.
81 GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. T..
The steamer Port au Prince arriv,
!. at the bar on the 9th, from n,
q York.
Cotton - Middling, 30c. Go
frcigh1 to New York, lie by sail, /
l. by steamer. To Liverpool, Told.
There are large quantities Of cm
! tied tonnage in port.
The Indians have not been troub'
% some Of late on the Northern FRI
l. tier. The State Convention me-
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