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Congressional PrOeeedings-Certf
cate OF the Compound Notes.
Sonnrmations by the Seuafe--
overland TelegraPh--Names of
Tennessee Nominates A President
caucus of the FOrtieth ConUreSs-
ne1lcan AdYices---An InhuInan
Order---The Fenian FfascO---rhe
he1orm Woyement---Dem oc rats
approve the Military BiII---A Bill
Passed i'm the -ReVenme
Erauds---CanadianC Governments
Fresldential Usurpation---Mino
Georgetown ElectfOn----Fenian
Arrest---GeneraI Grant Approves
The MILITARY BIlI-G m e a
HaZen on mOrmOnfsm - New
York Ffnances--Thf Fenfan En-
Voy's RepOrt--Vir2Inia voters
supreme Court Decision--"Im-
After the Ind1ans-Amendme
10 the organic acts OF the Terri
Iorles-De how Dead-The Nor
mons, ETC., etc. -- -.' FHN
New YORK, Feb. Ex-Governor Orr is sever
ely denounced for the sentiments he express
sed at the Chamber of Commerce banqaen
and in his address TO the freedmen, recently
He said forty million dollars of property
was bgnished from Charleston by the refusal
of the people to associate with northern mer-
chants. lie also announced he was in favor
of giving every negro who could read, the
right of suffrage.
The Ways and Means committee will report
to-day or tomorrow, bill suspending the
contraction of greenbacks for one year, in
accordance with instructions of the House
which will recommend identically, the same
as the Senate loan certificate bill.
WAsHISGToS, Feb. I.-Senate.4Howard
moved the discharge of the committee on the
Pacific railroad, from further consideration of
the bill to grant aid in construction of a raIl-
road from Lawrence, Kansas, to the boundary
line OF Mexico The bill to amend the act
granting aid In the construction of the Kan
sas and NeOsho valley railroad the bill to
grant aid In the construction of the Union
Pacific railroad, also, the bill to expedite the
construction of the Southern railroad.
Howard In making these reports, said 1t
was done with the view TO expedite business.
not to prejudice against the measures. The
committee was discharged from further con-
sideration of the bills above named.
The House passed the Senate bill to author
ize the construction of submerged tubular
bridge at st. Louis.
Hooper reported bill for the payment of
compound notes and contraction of the cur
rency. He explained, saying the amount of
compound notes which fall due this fiscal
year, amount to Sl40,0OO 900. The bill
proposed Will allow them TO be received as
special treasury loan, for which certificates
will be issued, bearing interest at and 65-l0G
per cent The committee being of the opinion
that the banks would gladly exchange them
for such certificates.
Stevens moved to amend, by making the
section read: The Secretary of the Treasury
shall be directed TO redeem the compound
noses with accrued interest, and issue therefor
legal tender notes.
After debate, he added the words, "with-
out interest, not exceeding in amount; over
one hundred million dollars" Amendment
adopted, 90 to SO.
bns -E a. II. a.
act for retiring and eancelling four million
| greenbacks per month, and prohibit such re
/ t1rement during the current year. Bill order
ed to be engrOssed, but on the question being
taken on the passage of the BILL rs amended,
| IL was segatiyed, "A to 81.
Randall, of Penn, moved TO reconsider the
| bill, saying he intended TO move to strike out
the second section Reconsideration cnFried.
BERLIN, Feb. 20.-Bismarck is again pros
trated by sickness. Doubts are entertained
of his recovery
LONDON, Feb. 2I.-It is stated that Stephens
has not been in Ireland. 1t is reported he
was recently seen in Paris
National troops are posted at various places
IN Kerry and Cork Co4Inties In such numbers
as TO efectually prevent further outbreaks.
LoNDoN, Feb. 22.-The English government
promises to issue "blue" book giving a COM
plete account of postal service between Great
Britain and the United States.
WAsBTSGToN, Feb. 2l.-The Senate to-day
confirmed ohm ). Ellis rs Minister to Libe
ria; Edward l. Plumb, Secretary of Legation
TO Mexico; D. n. Bugby, Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue of 4th district of California I;
STEPHEN A. Elkins, United States Attorney
for New Mexico G.. w Dent, Superintend-
ant OF indian Affairs in Arizona.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2I-Later dates from
the interior of Mexico, state that Carona has
issued decree to the effect that all persons,
taking the part of the Empire, must leave
Mexico within five days.
GuadaIaqua papers say The Imperialists
! still hold Gunnagato and vicinity. Some pet
" Liberal chiefs gained trifing advantages.
Morela is in possession OF the Liberals
New YoRK, Feb. 22.-The Times says
/ The Ways and Means Committee will make
amendments TO the tariff bill, all of which
will have to be considered by both houses.
None of the appropriation bills for sixty
! eight have yet been completed.
The Tribune'S special says: Those who
| think the impeachment matter will die in the
committee, will be startled when the com
mittee reports.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The House concur
red in the Senate amendment, appropriating
/ $40, 200 20 facilitate telegraphic communion
ton between tie Atlantic and Pacific States.
ToRoSro, Feb. 22.-The Globes special
\ cable dispatch announces that the name OF
/ the confederated provinces, Is to be Canada.
/ Upper Canada will be called Ontario, and
Lower Canada, Quebec. Other provinces will
retain their present names The control oi
/ the fisheries Is to be transferred to the general
\ government.
WAsHISGroN, Feb. 22.-The most earnes
supporters OE the reconstruction bill have
ascertained that the President will veto the
bill on Monday or Tuesday, thus affording an
opportunity for Congress TO take action upon
/ the measure.
Senate.-McDougal presented the creden-