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MasHTxsTox. Dec l4--The over
whelming vote Of the Senste to-day
10 take Gp the Nebraska bill. sct =
ties the question of her admission
rs State at an early day.
The bill regulating suffrage in the
District of Columbia passed the
House to-day-117 20 40.
1t is believed that majority of
Congress is in favor of an early sale
of the Government gold.
1t is expected that the President
will veto the District Suffrage bill.
Colorado and Nebraska will have
to expunge the word "whitc" from
their Constitutions, to be admitted.
Leading colored men here con-
template mass meeting to rejoice
over the passage of the suffrage bill.
One hundred any seventy-five pat
ents will be issued by the patent
office for the week ending Dec. Is.
The passage of the negro suffrage
bill by both houses gives great salts
faction to the negroes, and causes
proportionate indignation amongthe
white residents, who talk of holding
mass meeting and demonstrating.
The amount of the National Bank
Currency issued during the week
was $344, 44O; total issued to date,
$500, 213,710. From this is to be
deducted the currency returned, in
Guiding worn ont notes, amounting
to 81, O91, 432; leaving an actual cir
culation at this date, $298, 100, 939.
The Treasury disbursements for
the week ending to-day are as fol-
lows: War, 1862, 495; Navy, $685.
900; Interior, $l97, 50O-total, 49,
5S8,113.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-The
future movements of Gen. Sherman
are not known, but it is reported
that he has received telegram from
Washington to let Mexico alone.
WASHINGTON, 24.-Adviccs from
Minister Campbell are not made
public but represent his inability to
reach the Juarez Government.
New York, Dec. 24.-The Times
special correspondent of New Dr.
leans sfys the mission Of Gen. Sher-
man, although not accomplishing
all that was expected, was by no
means failure; in the first place
the ENJOYS avoided all appearance
of communicating with the French
authorities by not landing at Vera
Cruz, and sought the Republican
authorities under Juarez, whom they
found at Tampico, and again at Mat.
amoras. The result of tie confer
ence is that ajoint plan of action has
been determined upon between the
United States and the Republic of
Mexico; to go into effect after the
withdrawal Of the French. Juarez
will transfer his seat of Government
to a point nameless at present, which
Gen. Sherman informed the CORES.
pendent he rs military man con-
sldered well chosen. He said: "The
entire plans have been laid before
me. and l consider them. upon the
whole. judicious and prudent" The
correspondent further says that be
has grounds for believing that in c.se
any fragment Of Imperial power re-
nssms sffer the departure ef the