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FROM NEW YORK.


NKw Y0RK. March IA.
Nothing OF Importance has transpired q
the headquarters Of the Gleason brnnch o
the Fenian party yesterday Contribution
were received from the Irish in the country
1t was stated that private information haf
been received to the effect that Sir Frederick
Bruce had advised the British not to ALLOW
any news of the Fenian uprising to be for
syarded over the cable.
The Senate OF the Brotherhood of ths
Roberts party has been called together b,
Vice President Gibbons.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard has been reduced
to peace footing, and all the departments
put in order.
Naval officers say that the Dunderburg i,
not as formidable as our turreted monitors
and point to the capture of the Atlanta and
Tennessee, which are types of the Dunder-
burg, as proofs Of their assertion.
At meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES
Of the Board of tire Insurance Companies,
it was resolved that where the doors and
windows of buildings, located in streets Less
than eighty feet in width, were SO constructed
as to admit of their being opened from the
outside in case Of emergency. deduction OF
ten cents may be made from the standard
rates All stores which have hoistwsys, dunn
mics, DC, inside of the building, without iron
coverings, shall be charged ten cents in addi-
ton to the standard rates.
The Hcrdlds Atlanta correspondent re-
ports that the prejudice against negro suffrage
In Georgia is gradually giving way. The
people were anxious to have the reconstrnc-
tson question settled so that Eastern capital
could flow into the State and develop its min
eral and other Interests.
A match was made yesterday between Sam
Colyer and Barney Aaron. 70 fight IN June
next, for the championship and three thous-
and dollars.
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THE ELECTI0N IN ITALY.
The Result Doubtful,
TurxrA. March

NIESrA, March l2
Dispatches received here. state that ths
Viceroy Of Egyp; withholds the tsibu,s
winch the Sublime Porte of Turkey LEVIED
on the people Of that country, TO meet the
expense Of crushing the insur-ec,on il
CandiA
The Emperor, Francis Joseph. has given
orders for the strengthening OF the Austrian
Forts or the Seriaa Frontier
LoxnoS. March r..
state that Ireland is quiet
No new Fenian demonstrations are re.
ported
A number OF Fenians were arrested a.
Limerick, and the prisoners vhie OF the,I
way TO the Police Barracks, we're cheered by
the people.
HAacards emanatlng from emissaries of /.
Z. B., were posted in the streets Of Ciomwell,
forbidding the people paying rents.
LONDON, March IA.
The Fenian troubles are not entirely ended.
The Government has JUS, sen, four gun
boats to Dublin to be posted on Libbe,
River
The fenians have taken refuge In tie
wicklow Mountains. where they are perish.
ing from cold and hunger.
fLogENcK, March IA
Nearly one-hAh OF the Italian elections are
TO be reported. The result ia exceedingly
doubtful Garlhaidi is al the head of the
opposition party.
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Michigan Democratic State Con-
venti0n.
Daring Robbery in Iilinels.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 134 So
FROM WASHINGTON.


NEN AAkt 4hfCL
The Times special says the famous suit Of
Russel. Majors Naddsl. creditors against
the nited State, known as the Floyd accept
ance suit, is shortly to come up again IN the
Supreme Court
Gen Fullerton and Fl. McFlnt, have been
examined hv the Judiciary Committee regard
ing their knowledge Of the impeachment
CHARGES The former testified regarding the
Sleaomgu ! ailerton bureau invest. cation.
Col. L. Turner. long known & JHdge Ad
vocsie. Of the War Department, is lying dan
gerously i'll from stroke. Of appoplexy, and
may not live I'll morning.
The T-iduas special cprrects the state
ment that the name OF Gen. Heron had beer
sent in as Aayshail Of HeE Orleans. Ac
nomination for that position has yet beer
made Theirs Is great rivalry for the Mar.
shalship in Louisiana. increased no doubt by
the fact that the emolumeuts OF the office ere
increased TO Two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars per anuum, by the passage of the
bankrupt act
Ii is probable that the gold claimed by the
Richmond banks, now il the treasury be-
longed originally TO the general Government
and was captured in the early part Of the re.
bellion by the rebels while in the mInts.
Col TAYLOR. ex~member OF Congress from
Tennessee has been nominated as lndisr
Commissioner. in place Of Bogy, rejected
al IS tnougnt ne also Will DC reiecseq.
& EsraId's special says the expedition
arsaust the hostile Indians Of Kansas and Ne
braska. under the command oi Maj Genera
Hancock, is fully equipped and supplied, anC
viii start from Fort lseayepvorth on the 10Th
Gen. Hancock orders al trains to be organ
ired for defense by electng q Captain ant
other officers and organizing the teamster'
and employees and sll others belonging tt
the train into one or more companies. NJ
trains are to be allowed TO pass into the In
dian country which number less than twent,
wagons and thirty armed men. Wheneve
al attack is made bv Indians upon my tga.l
pursuing tie overland ro1se, the eomfnandinl
officer Of the nearest military post rs directe'
10 furnish prompt assistance.
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CHIcAGo, March "a.
One Of the most high handed, if not bold
est, rubberies ever com mitiea in this section,
was perpatraied OF Tuesday evening, n Jef
ferson, Illinois. at the house of MIR. Suel. II
vas known thai he frequently had IN ms
possession large amounts Of money belonging
to the company During the early part of
Tuesday night four Of the depredators who
iniest this city, engaged hack and ielsurely
proceeded towards Jefferson. il was nearly
midnight, and the inmates of the domicile
had long before retired for the night. On
reaching the house theY called loudly fox
admhsance which was answered BY the sp-
pearanee of g negro woman, occupying the
position of a servant in the family. No soon-
or had she opened the door than q well-di-
rected blow from bludgeon, stretched her
senseless upon the ground. Thus unmpeded
the villains entered the house, which Was oc-
cupied by only one other person, Mrs. Suel.
The husband was unavoldably absent on some
important business matter, for the evening,
and this Fact was undoubtedly known to the
men, now bent on plundez. They soon
found the room occupied by Mrs. Suel, and
presented pistol at her head, demanded the
key to the ssfe. At6rs she endeavnred to
remonstrate and pleaded with them, but this
soon proved itself 20 palpahle waste oi
breath, that she Reluctantly gave up the de-
sired article. With the key in their posses
sion the robbers soon effected their purpose
After taking everything of value that the safe
contained including . sum of money esti-
msted at figure not less than $1,000. and
probably approximating to $4,000. They
also ransacked the house from garret to cell
lar, in search of more plunder The matter
is in the hands of the police for them to look
up.
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7 Mr.. M0RLEN was opposed to submitting
the question of Convention or no Convention
/ to the rebels at all. In the beginning. j!
two,thirds of the lawful voters Of the South
were not in favor of Convention, let them
stay nj home. But let them not be able 10
defeat the work of Reconstruction. Let the
Convention be held, and Constitution
framed. 1t is Just enough for them to have q
voice IN ratifying the Constitution after it is
framed.
Mr. HOWARD coutended for the right OF
Congress, at such time and in such manner
as II saw FIT, to restore the rebel States. He
was not in such q hurry to complete the
work, as to admit q State without the clear
and fair expression Of the win OF the majori-
ty Of its citizens. A minority Government
could not exist IN this country; ard II any
State contained majority opposed to re
turning TO the Union, he was in favor of
keeping it out till doomsday, or until its
people repented in the dust and ashes of
their crimes.
After further debate. the amendment was
rejected by II against %.
Mr. DRAKE moved 10 amend the 4th
seoion, BY adding the folluwine: Provided
ne such Constitution shall be considered az
emitting the State for which it is framed, TO
expectation, unless ii provides, that all eiec.
tions, for State, County or msnicipai Offices,
the electors shall vote by closed ballot and
such mode of voting shall never be changed
without the assent of Congress.
Mr.. MORLEN said be would vote for
brakes amendment, If the clause refssring
70 the future was omitted.
:: Mr.. HENDERSON spoke against the
amendment
After further debate, and without action,
the Senate went into executive session, and
afte:ward adjourned.
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GREAT FLOOD.
Great Des,r.ctien Of Property In the
south.

CHICAGO, March Ia.
A Louisville special, Of the lath, SAYS that
the Railroads IN the South are IN a terrible
ccndilion So far as partial advces inform
us few lines have escaped the disaster.
The only route. by rail, hence to Memphis
and New Orleans IS via Nashville. Decatur
and Corinth. and there are breaks in thai line
over winch passengers are transferred.
The telegraph wires are down IN so many
places that we have only partial advices as TO
the extent Of the disasters by the food.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
bridge over Bacons creek, which was carried
away, will, we are assured, be repaired on
Thursday. aud trains viii run regularly
through 10 Nashville The Memphis branch
Is only tenabie TO Clark ssville. South Of
that point it Is covered with water, IN msny
places eight or ten feet deep, and it is be
iieved that the mann damages not yet, dis
ceruable TO the eve, will be discovered when
the water snbsiGes. The Nashville Chat
tanoogA road is the most seriously injured OF
any. Eleven known bridges, cnlveFts and
embankments have been swept away, and II
viii take from two 10 three months TO repair
the damages, and put the road In running
order.
The river is rising here at the rate Of al
inch per hour, with an enormous freShei
coning down the kentnck. The rlvef Is or
the rampage, carrying away houses and
harms. drowning cattle and sweeping OF
fences
A Cairo special says the river is still risins
slowly. Notwithstanding the high stage Of
the river the very heavy WIND OF the last
twentv.four hours has dashed the water about
~ fearful rate. the lsvee still stands firm.
Mound City is less fortunate All efforts to
utav the breach in the levee surrounding II
have proved unsvailing, and the water inside
ths, town Is now on q level with the river.
The steamer Blackford brings the follow
fhe Arkansas river has cut through n
r.ke Jefferson, and an immense amount o
dsmsee has been done 10 the whole country
Helena, Arkansas, is ten feet under water
md many buildings have been wsshsd awaj
II tvssy-ssysa hyss lsG