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hours u legal days work passed the Wiscon-
sin House OF representatives on Wednesday,
25th, BY so and SO. Next dny the vote was
reconsdered, and the bill postponed till the
9TH of July, by 81 against AZ, thus killing the |
measure The Wisconsin House of Repre- |
sentatives also adopted resolution submit
ting 10 the people the question of calling n
Constitutional convention.
Washington, March 3l.-The statement of
the public debt which will be published next
week, will not show any reduction of the
debt. No new issues nor conversions having
b EN- made since the last statement, but will
show large increase in the funds.
1t is expected that the civil rights bill will
fe taken upiL the Senate on Monday when
Mr.. Trumhull will make speech reviewing
the Presidents objections, and other Senators
may also speak. There is much active specu-
laton about Two or three doubtful Senators,
and an ugly rumor is aAoat concerning one
y not hitherto considered doubtful
Ncw York, March 3l.-The Tritune's special
dispatch says orders have been issued to
muster out all the colored troops the lst of
March.
Washington. March 3l.-The nromnent Re-
publican candidates for the New Jersey Sena-
trship are A. 6. Co,ell and james A. SEQ
vile. The following dispatch was received
" Scovlle during his speech in the New
Jersey S nate yesterday, dated Washington,
March 29
TO Hon. James NJ Scoville BY all means
hurry up, he election Give us no Conserva-
tives; Radical like yourself or nothing A
cope. head is better than twidder.
(Signed) THAD. STEVENS.
The rumors circulating here, that Scoville
had sold out to the Democrats were not be-
lieved, but on the other hand, that he will in
sist on the election of a radical or no body.
Chicago, March 2l.-The Wisconsin Senate
passed the House resolutions, submitting TO
the people the question of calling Constilu-
tional Convention.
Jesse D. Bright has re appeared in Indiana
politics. endorsing the Presidents policy, and
is a carddate for reelection 10 the Senate,
Uice Henry s. Lane.
Neo York, March 3l.-In the case of recent
Distillery frauds on internal revenue in this
city, some very heavy assessments have been
made, one or two as high as Sl50,O0O, but
the defaulters profess their inability to meet
the demands of the Government. Compro-
mises will probably be made in some cases
hut none ofthe civil suits will be relinquished
The Newark Adpertiser says Senator Wright
is still confined to his house, and it is doubt.
tu if be ever resumes his seat in the Senate
NeD York, March 30.-Advices from the
seat of war on the Paraua river, state that or
January 2lst, a Paraguayan force of 1900
crossed to the southern bank, had battlt
with the allied Vanguard, destroyed a large
accumulation of timber which the allies were
collecting to make RATS; and retired in gooC
order. The Brazilian feet remained at Car
rientes awaiting the arrival Of the Admiral
when operations wonld be commenced Blu
it is believed the distractions in the river ar,
Al lata t,ot tha aoa1s nat haa ab1 .
TO do much.
Washington, March 3O.-TLe Navy Depart
ment is sending squadron to the fshihl
banks of New Foundand to protect American
interests. No trouble is apprehended, but /
is thought desirable to have a force on hand
Late London advces indicate that the British
Government will not insist on driving Amerl
can fishermen from those waters thougl
there may be some delay in establishing tn ell
rights after the abrogation of the reciprocii
treaty. l.I.l
Washington March 0--The Intelligence
says Gen. Terry has warned the colored peo
pie of Richmond, not to attempt so impruden
course as their proposed celebration Of th
fall OF Richmond on the Sd of April, but
appears tie movers are still engaged in pei
fectihg arrangements. 1t is needless 10 sa
that no demonstration will be permitted b
the Government, and measures have Doe
taken to prevent 1t.
The tanking house Of Duncan Sherman
Co on William Street was on fire this morn
Ing. The bniding was but little injured, bu
considerable damage was done to the book
p,pers and furniture. The steamer HeiUeti
from Liverpool, landed l,02O immigrants to
day. The $4,000 and books stolen frol
Lord Hare have been recovered. The remair
der 1t is expected will also be recovered.