Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-01
The U. S. Senator'S elect from Alaba ma, Mes RS.
Parsons and Houston, are on their way ID Wash
ington.

The U. S. Senator'S elect from Alaba ma, Mes RS.
Parsons and Houston, are on their way 10 Wash
ington.
A Washington despatch says 1t is now known
that the Ways aud Me ms Committee h ave indef
ntely postponed Secretary McCulIoch's financial
bill, alter striking out the foreign loan clause; and
that it is probable that the Chairman, Mr. Morrill,
W i'll introduce an entirely bill when the sub
ject is again preached in the Committee.
Secretary Seward arrived at Havana on the
Goth.
In Now York city, during 1865, s37 900 900 of
internal revenue SOLICIT ed. This is aside from
the amount derived from the sale of stamps, esti-
mated at slO,O0O,00O.
Gems. Sherman. Sheridan, Thomas, and Meade
will be in Washington IN few DAYS, to consult
with Secretary Stanton aud Gen. Grant, relative
to the military situation in their departments.
II is reported that the President would, before
this time, have issued proclamation declaring the
rebellion at an end. and civil law restored through
out the late insurrectionary States, but for the
onarrival of expected official correspondence
from the Provisional Governor of Texas.
Fortress Monroe is being rapidly placed upon
thorough war footing.
! Gonzales and Pcllicer, the Otero mur,lcrers, are
to be hanged on the 9th OF March in New York
Negro testimony was introduced into a Nash.
vile Court on Saturday for the first time in II :
history Of the State.
! The Score ary of the Treasury in n communica-
ton to the House of Representatives, fixes the to
tai issue OF National bank circulation at 1850 900
600 with capital of io0, 100000. The tot, al
otment of circulation to the various States was
5000, 900.
The Mexican Empress" and suite turned out
in rather laughable state at Vera Cruz upon her
return from Yucatsn. 1t is said the carriage
would have done discredit to the livery stable of n
one horse" town. She was received very coldly
by the people.
A Richmond correspondent of the New York
Herald writes that one OF the Virginia dele CATION
waiting to get into Congress, sends word to tina,
city that it is the intention Of President Johnson
to supersede the present Virginia State Govern
nent by Provisional Government. This creates
much excitement in Richmond.
Mr.. VIM. VI. Eyarts, of New York. has at las
settled down to the work of preparing for the trial
Of Jefferson Davis, and is mot at home" to visi-
tors. being engaged in overhaung the records OF
trials for treason since the DAYS OF the Stuarts
The Government, il is said, pays Mr. Evatts fee
Of one hundred thousand dollars in this case, sum
which is not exorbitant charge for professional
services when is considered that his business is
now over fifty THOUSAND dollars per year, and mus
suffer to great extent during his preparations fol-
and attend, the ri |, of he President of :hc
late "Coniederacy."
The receipts of internal revenue from June 30tl
to date amount to one hundred and ninety MILL OF
dollars.
The late rebel General Mercer, who has beer
. on trial at Savannah, Ga, for shooting seven Uni
/ on prisoners, has been acquitted and released
from custody.
1t is believed in Washington that Congress will
not pass law equali1ng bountics, but in lieu o
money will graft land sufficient TO amount to til,
three hundred dollars.
a Dr. Mott. for 60 years President of Union Col
lege. at Schenectady, ~ Y. died jan 20, aged 9.
years.
The Council Of the Irish Republic have issue,
. an address, under d tie OF Dublin to the Fenian
of America asking for n loan, payable within all
! months after the establishment Of Irish indepen
I dcnce and declaring that an Irish army viii SCOT
) stand face to face with the enemy. Colone
s O'Mahonv, in a card, indorses the address.
Secretary Seward and party returned to Wa.
I ington on the 9th, after having made tour o
the West Indies, stopping at Sun Domingo City
Port au Prince. and Havana, at all ofwhich place
9 they were most cordially received. The Secreta
D ryis much improved in health, as is also his sol
!. Frederick. During Mr.. Stewards absence he hs
conference with Santa Anna, at So. Thomas, OF
h Mexican affairs.
The Daily Rocky Mountain Press of Jan. IL
: published at Denver. Colorado, SAYS: ave wer
i shown to-day, in the banking house Of Warre
Hussey, lot Of specimens from Last Chance
o Montana. They are the richest specimens eve
produced from the mineral kingdom; Jumps o
4 quartz, one half OF whose weight was mad
up of pure gold, which stuck out in great spurs al
over their surface. miny of these spurs being n
large as mans finger. The lode from whic
/ this quartz came is opened only to depth of six
n teen feet. and these rich specimen. exist in peck
l. cts in the crevicc, viii oh averages six feet j
: width. The poorest of the lode Yield $50
;, per ton in gold, treated with the aras,ra. Much
the orc yields largely IN silver"
: The Georgia Legislature on Friday eccte
: Ale1snde- n. Stephens U S Senator lie refus
ed to accept, however. and the next ballo
Herschel V. Johnson was elected.