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of right involving the liberty of every American citizen
that sets foot on this SOIL ask the Government OF my
country-which have faithfully served.whose laws have
vioatedto to me that liberty when is my
brthrigh and of which l am deprived without any
plea of Justification by authority do not recog
Mica Government which allegiance, and whose
laws have in way nfringed upon My arrest followed
quick upon arrival in this country hat had no oppor
tunity to find any of my relatives whom intended visit
My chances of being in Paris this doubtful.
suffer the penalty of being American
soldier with Irish blood in my veins SO far offending the
majesty of the British law to be found upon Irish SOIL
| Your son, VIM. j. NAGLE.
I'D. M. NAeLE New York"
The Fenian prisoners Burke Doran, Macaery and Nc
Clure have been brought from Ireland to England
The Congress of United States of America reassembed
at Washington, on Wednesday last, the Sd instant
Pursuant the joint resolution of March 49, the roll
Immediately called in both houses and quorum found to be
present In the Senate there Senators than
needed fora quorum and in the House there was an
excess of thrty-seven members quorum.
committee appointed to meet from the house, to
wait upon the President but had made report the
time Of adjournment The failure of the
mttee find the President at home he having gone OFT to
college commencement seemingly obvious OF the converting
The house opened vigorously The attendance Of spectators
much larger than in the Senate and the interest Tar
greater Nearly every Republican member was In his seat
about dozen Democrats appeared on the opposite side
long debate prang the question of swearing in the
Kentucky members and finally it agreed to refer the
credentials of all of them, Geo. g. Adams to the COM
mitee elections to inquire into their loyalty and the
legality of their election
resolution offered by Mr. Elliot of Massachusetts, combining
the business of the session exclusively to reconstruction The
suspended by than wothlrds vote, and 1T
was adopted by 80 So The and not Called
but favorng the impeachment of the PresdenMessr
Butler Schenck Williams etc., voted in the negative This
strong vote caused surprise among the extreme men, for
it settled the fact of very short seson-say ten days or
two weeks.
chairman, prepare supplemental reconstruction BILL
adopted.
| = THE JUDICIARY CoMNIITTEE-THE IMPEACHMENT.
The Judiciary Committee report to the House at any
time Elios resolution does not debar them They have
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testimony. Those who favor impeachment now offer to
press if it is conceded that there shall be an dou
when the reports made next week. they Will be printed
and perhaps discussed to extent and then go over TO
next fall when if the testimony is what 1t is claimed to BE-
the House will by necessary majority certainly pass the
necessary articles of impeachment and the Senate is then COM
PEELED to proceed forthwith with his trial.
THE FATE OF MAMMALIAN.
The report of the condemnation and death of Maxmilian
on the 10Th u announced several days ago. has been
repeated from authoritative sources as not to leave
the shadow of doubt that he has actually paid the penalty of
his attempted uspaon The capture of the City OF Mexico
which reported have occurred on the 2Oh completes the
series of Liberal ump and leaves Juarez complete master
of the situation For sake of the Mexican naon we shall
hope that mark the conclusion of the bloody war
Imperial Court of Austria has into mourning Tor the
death Macmillan We learn also that the French Court has
mounted the habiments of VICE. Certainly Louis Napo-
leon great rejoice his work in Mexico
The English Government authorities have postponed the
grand review which to take place at Hyde Park on
of the execution of Maximian The conduct OF the
Mexican Government in condemning Macmillan to DEATH
and his subsequent execution great indignation here
and on the continent.
ROME, June 29The religious ceremonies IN celebration
of the eighteen hundredth anniversary of ST. Peters martyr
dom and in of ST. Paul. and the canonizaon of
25 Dutch French and Spanish martyrs who died In Japan
mination of the city of Rome ST. Peters hone like great
church fire. At o'clock this morning there grand
procession of preates priests monks and soldiers from the
Vatican to ST. Peters The Pope carried his throne.
There was immense crowd assembled in the interior of the
church before his arrival St. Peters was most magncenty
decorated with cloths of gold silver tapestries paintings and
100000 yards of crimson silk The building was lighted with
many millions of candles There were 100000 people
Minister'S 500 cardinals arcbshops and bishops and many
thousands of clergymen, priests iars and monks. There
were even and soldiers from almost the