, 1866-04-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tr1bunc.J
1Vaeurxc1e~ Antf1 ~

WASHINGTON, april ~
EEcosrnucr1os COMMITTEE.
The Reconstruction Committee fa1]Y agreed upon
The principal features Of the plan sent you through
The Associated Press only to-day, after most anI-
matrd session Of nearly dye hours. Every Repub-
Iican member Of the Committee voted for It.. The
plan docs roi exactly agree With tue views Of any
one OF the Republicans on the Committee; but IN
order 10 arrive at leaef at nngaereemeuf. each one
,,cld.d some point They acted nnder tue pres-
sure Of tic nec salty presenting 10 the country
some practical scheme for the reconstruction Of
the uulGp, and adopted this by mutual con-
cessiou. The news Of the adoption Of The
plan tpread rapidly through INC city this pm.
II is untyers ally accepted by all members as thc
best as1ainabie pfoposhton. IL 1a 1naae up ot ai-
verte scheraes presented 10 me consloeranon OF inc
committee. principally Of Robert Dale. owen and
the eo-callsd Grimes and Broomal1 proposition.
The New York schemc resembles 1t, but IVES not
formally brought before the committee. Ga motion
Of Senator Grimes. The Injunction OF secrecy
was removed from the proceedings
The committee. Toe pledge OF secrecy has nil along
boes, ''o1A'eu by notorious D. sa!oc5atc hle"tsr,
for the benent oI lae IopFe1neaa papers OF inc
country
THE SITUATION n GEORGIA.
letter Just received by Senator Wilson nom
Georgia th5s murders are ol daily occurrence IN 1he
country. though thcy seldom appear IN The news
papers. A very Intelligent negro by TIC name OF
Avery, who had Wrillen about the true state Of
lh'nEs from Middle Georg1a. was 1oncd dead IN
we'll With bag Of s'oncs tied to his neck.
sAvAGE DArtnAnIrT.
few weeks since TWO heroes were arscsted Tor
some tItllne ohGnce md tied to%clheE. TWO "hl1c
men rotc up-one 1fed and Killed one OF tho
negroes, thcn ripped open MS ABDOMEN, anu, MS
bowels prosrndinE, hi1chea mem 10 the tamfoh OF
hfs gnn and pulled them out from the body OF the
dylrg negro, We talk OF savage bnroasltV.
Where TILL anything De Ionno 10 snfpass thisE
nEnEL rrrr1As1sa nj TEXAS.
6A late officer in the Union army, w111inc from
Austin, Texas, under dale OF the 18th inst, 10 a
| friend here, says: Two men were taken from tber
houses In BELL County, few days ago, aud bsEtatJ
| murdered. They had formerly belonged IL Major
I Speeds command, Second Tezns tUniou) carairT.
| THIS Las caused considerable excitement among
the Union mt who left the Stsle and entered the
Unied STATES army, Ieet others living In the border
! coup1tes muy share The same fate. Another Union
man vas found hung near W0co, q lew days ago
The Union men appointed to office BY Governor
] Hamilton find themselves unable to discharge
their duties The rcbels are still as hostile toward
| tie Union men a. they were during the war, sud
| claim that ,lcy arc ru-tatned by the President
DISCONTINUED.
in consequence Of the uienant]fpg Of The forts
| aud reduction OF the troops In this Department,
the commands known as the Delcnccs Of Tathing.
I ion and Gnr.isup Of Washlngtop, will be uiacon.
| tinued, on and after the sGth inst.
| NATIONAL CEMETERY,
| A Nntfonsl Cemetery has been commenced at
Winchester, Va, under the direction Of Col John
Moore. Asst. sr,eruaster, which Il intended 10
contain lbe ,euaink o[ The United State. soldiers
buried IN that pnt,ton Of the Shenandoah Valley.
Abou, four bundled bodies OF Federsl Roldltra
were nIready inferred IN the SPOT previous 10 The