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dane, with cS:izsrship. etc The rrszl
Is tia; the Federal Government. BY the
e, ncy OF our officers assum~s the civil
government, OF the States Congress de-
clares that the State governments are j.
Lgal, and then provides that they shat be
carried only by the Federal officers. The
bill provides that none OF the appointsss,
p Particularly commanders, shall be bound
by the opinion Of any officer of the United
States. They might refuse to obey even
the Supremacy Court, though utterly unfam-
liar with the duties of the Office imposed
upon them. The reconstruction acts are
based on the assumption that these ten
commonwealth are not States. The dec
laration comes too late. They have been
repeatedly so recognized during and since
the rebellion. Even in 1866 these States
were divided into Judicial Districts, and
have been called by Congress to act through
their legislatures upon two amendments
to the Constitution. The Presidents cites
other instances of Legislation recognizing
them as States. He denies the allegations
that the Federal Government holds them as
conquered territory, They are not con-
quered, but simply repressed.
Ncw Orleans, July 19.-Madam Juarez
was received at Vera Cruz with warm
welcome. The city was brilliantly. illu-
minated in her honor, Juarrz arrived at
the capitol on the 14th and was cordially
received. He emphatically declines q re-
election and has ordered . new election.
He will return to the mountains when his
successor is chosen.
1t is reported that Verdaurri has been
shot. Marquee is believed to BE- hiding in
Mexico,
Later dates from the Tnmpico state that
Santa Anna has been shot.
The Mexicans are about to publish an
address to the world justifying the exscu-
ton of Macmillan. ..u4
New YORK. July l8.-Advices from
Havana to the 18th say some radicals cell
ebratea the execution Of Maximilian, BY a
dinner. The Government forbids news
paper discussion on Maximilian affairs.
The captain of new Mexican steamer
SAYS Juarez intends to erect monument
over the remains of Macmillan. M
A ship load of four hundred coolies has
arrived from Jamaica. Another load 10
expected daily.
A st. Thomas paper correspondence
goes TO show that Senator Doolittle 10
charged with negotiation for the purchase
Of that Island from Denmark.
The bill appointing Commissioners to
select Reservations for the indiana, Of TIE
PLANE, was taken up, and after debate aad
amendment 90 as to authorize the Presi-
dent to appoint commissioners to consist
Of three general officers and tho chairman
Of the Indian Commissioner in each House,
apc the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. TO
negotiate with the Indians and report to
the President, and the President authorised
10 call out 10000 volunteers from Kansas
and Nebraska If the Commissioners deem
them necessary. the bill pasasd.
Albany, N. T.. July l9.-The Consei-
RATIONAL Coavensioa has adopted 1850
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