, 1866-07-04
Q@Jifngo Qrii,n,re.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 1855.



There Will he no paper Issued from this Of
Zee tomc17o1.
One hundred and twenty-five miles Of the
Union 1acihc Railroad arc now In RAINING order
despatch from Lcayeuworth last evening
etAtcs that Senator Lane stlil uvtrR but It Wa
thouoht he ~nuld not survive The night.
The President yesterday sent 10 lie Senate
tho nomit1sion Of Jtsscc r. Norton ~ District
A':orncy for the Chicago D,stnc', r.e< Bars ~
moved.
Representative Waehburne has 80 far re-
coscred b.F hca!th that he vas In The uouse Tor
ehots tint yea;erdsy.
Reports received during the past week by
the Agricultural Duts su at Washington, soow 4
more favorable coud!tson Of the wueat con 1han
~as anticipated tMo wrecks slnce.
Gen. Mesruder, writing from Mexico. becs
Aif tTifI'ds In Washington 10 intcsccdc wt.h the
GoVernmefA tp hlt behalf, that be m4y be enabled
10 F"aurn 10 ahc United efstee. He Rtatcs TINT
Ne1im1slant Gorefruatn mt has gone to des.rurtton.
ind there II no turthtf hope left.
Our Washington despatch states that Gov
ethmcn' II In rot srtsion Of docuu7epte containing
2sts Of psretE sctuai!y bought Nd in tue 1u,enest
Of The Max1m!!lan Government, aud OF othcss
whom 1t was thought could be eccurcd for this pp..
potc> with thu prices offered 10 the latter ciast.
Additional and interesting foreign news
from Encieh and Continental pap.re. IL gs.sn this
morning. The man points in tho addresses to their
people hythc tcsc'1l bclligercnt- arc given, also
cetaitd sccouut OF The movements Of the ra,1ors
civieionF Of the lrcsel4n army.
The Conference Committee On the Army
Appropriation Bill will rrpoTt On Thur.d4y. Tho
clsust directing suit 10 be brought against tho
Illinois ctntsal Railroad II omitted, nod il !. cou-
rider. ccf'uin that both honsct will acfce to the
bll! ~ Il Come. fiom The Committee
Gov. Faitchlld, oi Wisconsin, while walk
Ing on his prctn!ecs on sunaay night, wss ssuta,y
1s:nulted by an unknown person. who approached
h1n from biAsut and cndeavo1ca 10 fell htm 10 tho
ground With s}ung ehos. The Governors turning
nj The +ound Of the approaching footsteps psobs oty
Eaved t,s 1i!c, ~ th1s movement dI.concer;ea fbe
F1!a1n'e ato, aud tue nuEdcrons "cspon clancsd
bythe Goscrnor'e head. Inc only a1plspa ion 70.
E8ru1ne The affair Is said to be given in letter re-
Gently rrccivcu from Washington. uh.-ctn # xaz
stated 1at Southe1nrr IN that caly Lad threatened
1,s 1lfc.
According to the Detroit Tribune Of the
:l*tult hc Law Of the United Sta:ce ~1ieh proh1..
H. ihe Eif Q! ealc niaN1nc$and tInntuur< uuoFs 10
Indians within the unned states agencies. bas
been recently the funect oI contest heiore the su.
PRIME tour,, and decision Of that tribunal has
declared i's consituttoually In Tic case OF the
uc1tth Statcs VI. Lo1ton HOLIDAY PROCEEDINGS
in ,hte case originally lns'.lu,ed In the United
6'htee District Court for the Ea4tegn pists1ct OF
Michigan. nrt consisted in prosecution OF the de-
fctdsnt upon criminal charge Of violating thst
pruvitto1 II the act, End xeue4uce Of t1Le md I'M
prt-onmcut~ The Tribune says the Indian acoat
will hercaf'.r prosecute teofously a eu!lty Of its
violation
The excise war in New York city still goes
on. Daily there nrc fresh arrest. By the police.
aid hcsh lnjapctions asainst proceedings on tha
znt Of the zccusan's. The in5rnct,ona are nearly
all sIlc+ sc'anC forth that the planiiT. have In.
yetico large sume in their bueircsf. md sl1entnc
that the, believe the Board Of Excise .utend 10
clofe their places under the Devg la.. The juuuc.
tiopt EtstrAtn the Board Of Excise, the Suptt1n-
tcndcns Of tolce and the capalus Of ths precincts
IN ~hica the vendRz1 do buatnese, from Interfering
nilh thttt p'cmi:ss. The Tender4 who hare OBJ
timed inturc'tone Keep The worst class o: placce
The police maintain stziet witch upan Ill th+ec
placet> md report the nauncr In Abtch their bns-
Lees Ii conducted. II the Exclss lxw Il declared
constitutional, 1t Is probable That Of the BEL
lixerrnt dealers will be able to obtain licnsea from
Exc1re Board.
In the Senate on the Sd, Mr. Wilson from
the Military Committee, reported the Regular Army
Btll recently introduced BY him: aleo the House
Joint resolution in rslatton TO bonntIes to co!orea
told,ers a joint Eesolat1on for the pn1rhase Of
the law ibsay orthe late hon. James L. Pct txreu,
Of South Carolina, was paseed. The Indian Ap.
prop1te:ion Bill vas taken up, ahe question heiug
ON the senate Finance Commit1ee's amendments
TO attach the 11dia1 B1re4u to the W1r Depart
Tcut winch wns disagreed to. The Joint
resolution for the appointment Of 4 Com
ml1,ce On Retrenccmcnts wns referred. Mf.
Chandler made report On the bill to pyrsent
fmrI1'ipG. which was agreed to. and the bill goes
to 'he President. Mr. wilson reported Joint re-
solut,on for the appointment sf commission to
audit The account Of the Sate OF s.aehusettt for
her expcnacs In the coast oef1Dcet. The JOINT
solution rendering the thankE Of the Wordngmtn
Of Lyont, Frsnce for beautiful American nAg,
designed ior the arnvc.sary Q! Mt. Ltnco!us death
wns passed. The bill for repairing the Mississippi
levees was postponed for the present. Senats
adjourned uutl 9hur.day. In the
Hou.e, Mr. Eliot, from tho Conference Com.
mlttee On the Freedmen's Bureau Bills, eubuilscd
report similar to the submitted To the 5enate
yesterday. and 1t wns agreed to-. So tho bill ms
passed 10th Houses. A resolution Of thauka 10
the ~o1k1nrrnen Of Lyone. France, for The beauu-
fnl American 1ag, was passed. The Thrill Bill was
then taken up and several auendmens parsed,
when the committee rose- The re.o}ntion 10 print
5000 copiet Of the Agricultural Report for 1861
uas passed. uoute adjourned.