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washington NaWs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--It is ascertained
on good authority that the New Orleans
Riot Committee will submit two reports
the minority denying that the riots were
brought about by any agency of the civil
authorities.
The Judiciary Committee took up Mr.
Ashley's impeachment resolution to-day
and will proceed with It without further
delay.
European diplomats here express the
opinion that congress of the great mari
time powers will be held next year to adopt
an international maritime code.
In response to q call Of the House, the
Attorney General sent in to-day a report
of the prominent Rebel officers and citi-
zens pardoned since April, 1865. The list
is qnite lengthy, and shows who recon-.
mended them TO Executive clemency, and
among the latter are Gems Grant, Meade,
Sheridan, Sickles, and Thomas, and Thur
low Weed, A. j. Raymond, Admiral Far
ragut, ex-Attorney General Speed, George
d. Prentice, and many other loyal men.
General Grant signed the petitions of Gen
erals Roddy, A p Stewart, and Eetor
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ONO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-The Democratic
State Convention at Columbus, reassembled
at ? P. "
Hon. Geo. A. Pendleton was unanimous
" chosen permanent President and Vice
Presidents from each Of the Congressional
districts were elected.
Mr. Pendleton was conducted TO the
chair amidst prolonged applause and re-
turned his thanks in a very able speech.
On motion Of Gen Morgan and Judge
Allen, q. Thurman was nominated for GOV
eInor by reclamation.
The balance Of the Stale ticket was then
nominated, as follows
Lieutenant Goyernor-Daniel :. Uhi, of
Holmes county.
State Treasurer-Dr c, Fulton, Of Craw-
ford county.
Auditor Of State-John McElwee, of
Butler county.
Attorney General-Frank H, Hurd, Of
Knox county.
Judge of the Supreme Court-Thomas
NJ. Key, of Hamilton county,
Comptroller-W Sheridan, Of Will
Jams county.
Board Of Public Works.. Hughes, Of
Cuyahoga county.
After the appointment Of 9 State central
committee the convention adjourned.
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Wendell PmIIPs supplied some weeks
ago a reason for the movement made by
Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, in the House Of
Representative on Monday. He SAYS
" We regard this question of impeach-
ment as being in fact the decision Of the
question whether the Republican party
shall succeed in the next Presidential cleo
ton. There is very little chance Of IFS do
ing so unless it removes johnson out Of it
path. Give him another two years, and it
will be almost a miracle If ever he or his
State Secretary are witless enough TO allow
themselves % be defeated. What their
success means, every one knows
Mr. Phillips had the honesty to admit
that such a movement was necessary to
the success of the Republican party, and
the New York papers in the interest Of
that party, since the adoption Of Mr. Ash
ley resolution, make pretty much the
same admission. What a party to con
troll the destinies Of the country
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Rr the CnlIe-


LONDON, Jan. 9.-It is denied that the
Turkish government have arranged matters
satisfactorily with the Italian government
relative to late firing By the former upon
one Of the vessels Of the latter power. The
Italian government insists upon full and
ample PREPARATION for the outrage.
The money market ruled steady to-day.
Consols closed at 81 for oney. The mar
ket for American securities has been quiet
and quotations closed with slight decline
on 5-20s The closing prices were 5-20s
~ Illinois Central Sill Erie 453.
PARIS, Jan. 9.-The bourse has ruled
quiet to-day with declining tendency.
The three per cent. rentes closed at6SE S2kc.
BY Steamer.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The Journal On
Hayre of December oath SAYS LeMonde he
lieves that, in spite of his first minister,
Victor Enamel has signed 4 treaty of al.
lance, offensive and defensive, with the
Emperor OF the French.
The Opinion Rationale SAYS that its Ro-
man correspondent reports that Pope Pin
Ninth has given the assurance that he will
not quit the Holy See.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9-The mail new.
from Europe states that the Fenian reyo
luton is almost entirely dissipated
Count Bismark delivered very abb,
/ speech in the Prussian Legislative Cham
! ber in which he frankly states the reason
why Prussia concluded peace with Austria
He thinks France has gained by exclusion
of Austria from Germany, and that Ma
poleon and his Cabinet will maintail
friendly relations with enlarged Prussia
The Journal Of St. Petersburg proclaim
that the good understanding between Prus
STA and Austria has not been disturbed.
The speeches interchlnged between Ger
Dix and Napoleon produced very plea.
ing effect on the public mind
Baron Ricasoli, Premier of Italy, write
an important letter on the subject Of III
position of the exiled bishops of the CathC
lie church, and their status after reuuu
He extols the plan of freedom of worshi
guaranteed in the United States as a mode
for Catholics of free Italy.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.



ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9-Several National
Banks Of this city have agreed to unite in
memorializing Congress to the following
effect: No contraction of currency, no
prohibiting National Banks TO allow in
terest on deposits, redeeming their notes
only at their counters.
A bill was introduced in the State Senate
to-day to amend the State Constitution by
abolishing the test oath, as applied to min
listers, teachers and lawyers, also striking
out the word white Read twice and re-
ferred 10 committee on Constitutional
amendments. Concurrent resolution adopt
ed instructing Senators and requesting Rep
resentatives in Congress to urge the repeal
of the law appropriating money for pay
ment Of slaves enlisted in the L. s. service
In the House, the resolution providing for
amendments to the Constitution same a.
proposed in Senate, were tabled.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad sold
Ohio Equal Rights League.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-The Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad was Sold to-day to the
trustees for the creditors Of the road, the
price being one million dollars over and
above the first mortgage bonds.
The announcement is made that the
building Of Handy's opera house will short
ly be commenced. Only twenty thou
sand dollars is required on the amount
asked for it,
The Ohio State Equal Rights League
has passed resolutions condemning both the
constitutional amendment and the Presi-
dents policy Thanks we're returned to
Congress for passing the suffrage bill over
the Presidents veto An address to the
people Of Ohio was adopted
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THE rYRANNY on rnL LAW.

In the course of debate the other day
in the House Of Repre-. entatiyes Mr..
Maynard referred to what he called the
oppression Of loyal men at the South,
and said that they were subjected to
the worst kinds Of tyranny, viz those
inflicted under the forms Of law Does
this daft Radical contend that loyal
men are above the laws? The tyranny
as he STYLES it, Of the law is for the sup.
preston of crime. and it is a doctrine as
ancient and sacred rs justice itself that
the law is no respecter Of persons Would
he have it as a special privilege Of 81 10y
atty to violate the laws with impunity
f" Loyalty has claimed many .ahings
Cor itself and is denying many Of the
Just rights Of others but exemptions
from punishment under the law for crime
is carrying its demands a little farther
than we had before known We were
aware that it has a contempt for
law and the forms Of law, that
It derides constitutions, and sets at def.
ance the wholesome restrictions which a
free people have placed upon power, and
that the unlimited exercise of authority
is arrogated to itself We are informed
for the first time, however, that while
those who oppose it are to be made to
feel its rod whether sanctioned by law or
not, its minions are to know no law
The tyranny of the law this is truly q
fine phrase in the mouth of a law maker.
Such expressions falling from the lips
Of leading men in the Radical party, show
to what an extent all Just ideas of govern
ment and order are debauched, and to
what dreadful condition they will com
NIT society IL the sober sense of the people
does not check Them In their career
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FROM MEXICO.
Battle between Meiia's Troops and ahe
Liberals scObetO Making Forced
NIarches-COrtenRi n Pursuit OF Ca
males. Etc.

hAtgAe between MeAtb'S f0VaIs anu she
LiberaIs-EseObe5O Making Forced
NTarehes-COrtena i'm Pursuit OF Ca
males. Etc.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The Heralds
Matamoras special gives report of the
battle recently fought near Gudalascar, in
the State of San Luis Potosi, between Me
las troops and the Liberals, under TreVino,
resulting in complete victory for the lat
ter. A large number of prisoners were
taken. Escobedo is making forced marches
to join Treyino and drive Meiia from the
State. Cortena is in pursuit Of Canales,
whom he promises to thrash.
Gen. Berrisbazeal has issued decree
directing all chiefs and subalterns who
have not reported, 10 leave Matamoras in
twenty-four hours under penalty Of arrest
a. conspirators
Official news of the occupation of San
Luis Potosi has been received.
Berrisbazeal has been placed in command
Of the States Of Tamaulipas, New Leon
and Coahula.
GALVESTON, January 9.-The steamer
Thames, Capt. Swift, with crew and pas
sengers, put in here for coal, bound for New
Orleans.
An intelligent gentleman gives informa-
tion that the entire French army was NOV
ing towards Vera Cruz.
Marshal Bazaine has issued orders that
the last French soldier shall be embarked
by the LIST of March.
Positive adyices from San Luis Potosi to
Dec. Is left the French commander there
with a well appointed force. The Liberal
army was about 5000 strong, but scattered.
Macmillan keeps very close at Puebla.
A French expedition is bound TO Tam
pico, to clean ont the place before embark
ing. The French soldiers number $4,000,
but at present there are only two trans
ports and three frigates, including the
Austrian at Vera Cruz.
The Imperial Mexican force adhering to
Macmillan number 10000, all armed from
French arsenals.
The Emperor Macmillan has not the
slightest intention to abdicate
The French have used great severity to-
wards the parties at Vera Cruz who pro-
claimed for Sherman and Campbell, on
their arrival At Vera Cruz. Dup9ine, the
commander, il charged with approving of
the ahuse of individuals by the French.
The commander-in-Chief of the French
army lately imprisoned Charles Moore, of
the firm of Davis & Co, OF San Luis, in a
loathsome dungeon, and ordered A poor
Confederate teamBter, named Polk, from
Texas, TO 4 punishment of three hundred
lashes for protecting himself from being
run over by = French officer, taking his
horse by The bride
A party of guerrillas threw a railway
train from the track On Thursday, not far
from Vera Cruz, sacking the train and cut
ting mp the French soldiers who were on
board.
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Rrsm Boston.

RosToN, Jan. "A convention Of Mas
sachuselts spiritualists is being held at
the fremont Temple, L 8 Richards pre-
sides. about one hundred persons were pre-
sent this morning
The directors OF the American Feanl-
ship Company met to-day. Rapid progress
IS being made towards establishing their
line Of steamers for the Liverpool trade
$500. 900 hare bssn subscribed.
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THIRTY years age, more or less, Old Baron
De Bodisco. the Russian minister, married
Young and pretty Miss Williams in
Georgetown. She made him q devoted
wife. but after his death married a Captain
Scott Of the East India service, but she Is
now hack again on a visit as grandlike as
ever. The wives Of the present French,
Russian, and Italian ministers are Ameri-
can ladies, and the British minister, Sir
Frederic Bruce il a bachelor.
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DEATH OF JUDGE mARCHRANKs

The legal profession of Tennessee has
lost one Gifts ablest members in the death
Of the Hon. A. J. Marchbanks, which oc-
CURED at his residence near McMnnyille
on Friday last after a brief illness lie
was identified with the judicial history Of
the State for a quarter of q century, first
as Chancellor, and subsequently "a Cir
cult Judge Ia these responsible trusts
he was learned, conscientious upright
and dignifed lie came to the bench
after a laborious experience at the bar,
and brought habits of application, views
rigid and tenacious in construction Of the
principles Of the law, and a clear and dis
eliminating intellect An these he gave
to the duties Of the office, and succeeded
in administering his high functions with
universal acceptance to attorneys and
clients, and establishing a solid reputa-
ton as a jurist
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W. are pleased to learn that A. C.
Hickey the Conservative candidate for
Attorney General of the Maury Judicial
circuit has been elected Mr. Hickey
was commissioned to this Office hv GOV
Brownlow some months since, and learn
ing that there was some dissatisfaction re
signed Whereupon the Governor ordered
an election There have been vigorous
efforts made 90 defeat him. bat We are
gratifed that they have failed, and that
the people OF that district have secured
his services Mr. Hickey has the repata.
ton Of gentleman Of talents aud in
tnrrity
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# IaI
BY turning b the United States census
Of $500. the reader will find that the
acgro population Of these same eleven
states in june of that year was 3,33j, 900
This leaves deficit, in actual count Of
26SOOO souls, lost t. the world by the
effort. OF the North TO better their coa-
diticu How shall we account for these
missing people AN hundred thousand
/ trom Hsss States, lost their lives in fight
ing for the Union, there is still a de-
fcieucv Of one hundred and sixy-eight
thousand whose bodies are Wondering
in the grave to satiate the AInloch Of
| Abolitionism.
But this is scarcely "a 1.-THE Of the actual
state Of the case. In the decade between
the years 1850 and 1860. the ratio oil
increase of slaves IN the eleven states
above named, was, according to the last
census. something more than .ftfy
TIRE per cent At the same rate for the
past six years. the natural increase Of
that class Of our population in the States
named, would have been l,O40,00o-and
there should have been in June, 1866
l4375.OO0, instead Of 1907, O00-showing
according to all statistical rules, deficit
Of l.3OS,0OO in the negro population o.
these elyen States What could be more
startling more melancholy or dis
tressing to the true philanthropist thar
the sacrifice thus made
Instead Of an angel Of mercy, the
| hypocriti,al friends Of the black mar
have come to him as the angel Of death
and has darkened every cabin in the
South with the shadow Of mourning
and substituted destruction and distress
| C,r 81 Catv and content
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SAN FRAHCrsco, Jan. 9,--The Pacific In
surance Company will increase its capital
stock to 81, 5000 The company declared
dividend of six per cent. for the last
quarter
The Yellow jacket Mining Co. declared
q dividend of fifty per cent.
Gov. Blaisdell sad II. Gov. SlinReriand
we're inaugursted 81 Caroa, NeTada, ye7-
terday.
A new coal mine IL reported twenty
miles above Victoria.
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FenInnisnI.

New York, Jan, AT a meeting Of
the Feuian Circles last evening, Captain
O'Shea denied that Stephens had broken
the faith, or was a traitor. Friends were all
safe in charge Of Colonel Kelly aud other
prominent officers. Stephens is not a Brit
ish spy in connivance with the British
government. Circumstances compelled him
to remain here; as at the departure Of the
last French steamer he was without funds.
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GALVESTON, Jan. 9.-The steamer sun
flower sunk on Sunday evening, above
Patrick's Ferry, on Trinity river with
i've hundred bales Of cotton on board
Total loss of the boat. bat the cotton was
mostly ssyed The 5teamer s j Lee is
also reported sunk
The brig Derby, from New Orleans Z"
receive passengers Tor Brazil has arE'ved
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Va DEVOTE the FIRST page Of our paper
to-day % the publication 10 full Of the
Presidents Veto Message IN regard 20
the District Suffrage Bin AS furnished
bF TIE telegraph, il was 90 disconnected
IS 70 b. unsatisfactory 20 The reader aud
We rees4d he positions assumed aud eE-
haustsysly argued by the President a.
containing 80 much Of vital doctrine that
We deem 4 proper to present il entire.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan 9-The CONNER
cial newspaper Of this city has resum, d
the defense Of Gov. Wells and Of the con-
yention Of 1864 1t defends the Governor
for asking that the present State govern
ment be set aside.
The State Legislature begins its session
on the third Monday in this month.
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JAS. b. CAMPBELL lately chosen United
States Senstor from South Carolina, IA
native Of Oxford, Mas, and is descend
ant Of the old Huguenoi stock. The iami-
ly have filed important positions in local
Affairs since the first settlement Of the
town. Nearly the whole ofMr. Canpbelfs
active lie has been spent 10 Sonih Caro-
lima, and be- s. nov a leading lawyer in
ChaEeaon. E..
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING QUAIL,
led a. Admiuistrator vita iHe Hill annex ~
- tho state af Ben amtn LIti1n. decreased
requests oil partic7 indebted O. z1d ta-e O.
come flrward and settle, and parties Hatin@
claims against said estate Val Frl.e nl itel'
properly authenticated. Wlihlp me uIa1 pre-
s-ribed 81 law. or they viii b. barred-
ISAAC LUTON. Atm'r
With the VIII aunszct 90 b'ni Liiian. DEE q
rau3-dtt-Wft
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flag Presentation 90 the Steamship
Chicago Head Center stephens stiii
In New York, etc.

NEw YoRK, Jan. "a handsome dag
has been presented 90 the steamship Chi
csgo. on behalf of the Board Of Trade OF
Chicago. Mr. Hayne made the pTesenta
ton speech, and vas responded 20 by ex-
Mayor Ogden, of that city.
Some $1,000 have been sUb5cribed for
the families of seamen lost from the Yacht
FleetWing.
4 complete official list shows that ] ,06l
American ships we're transferred 10 the
British flag during the past i've years, and
l09 American ships we're sold in London
during that period
There seems to BE- no doubt bat thai
Head Centre Stephens Is siill secreisj in
the city he Is said % fear the indignation
of his counirymen.
The receipts Of the Ailaniic cable are
greater al The reduced tariff thar at the
former tariff Both cables are in excellent
order, bat the present business does mol
occupy 10 transmission more than four
hours per day, and that on ons cable only.
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asnerai Howard and ,be Freedmen.

COLUMBIA, s. C., Jan, 9.-General How
ard is here examining the condition Of the
colored people. The General delivered an
address last evening at the African Church,
advising the freedmen to remain where
they were, be Industrious, and abide BY
contracts, also urged the support Of educa-
tiOn
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Tm Radicals Of Hamilton county have
declared for Brownlow Cor recollection as
Governor and endorsed William Stokes
Cor Congress in the 2rl district. Dun
can Letter, and all
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Sentence OF she FenIau Prisoners Com


ToRoETo, G. W., Jan. 4-McMahon,
Lynch, ard five other Fenians, condemned
to death, have had their sentence commu-
ted to twenty years imprisonment in the
provincial penitentiary at Kingston.
The trial Of the remaining thirtv-tWo
prisoners will commence tomorrow.
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A Youse French pianisi, Leon Koquer
has been voyaging round the world, and
while At Otaheile the eldest daughter Of
Queen Pomare fel IN love with him, and
they are nov betrothed.
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DissoIution of Partnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership existing between I J.. bryHn
ana Charles Bryan under the style 9f Bran 3
Bro. was this day dissolved b. mutual consent
The business val hereafter be conducted b.
Charlss Bryan, who assumes all debit due b
the late FRA snd i authorized % eolist at oct
sfap8ina claims T. J. BRYAN.
CHARLES BkIAA.
Sa1hviile. Nov I. 1876. uitetl
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Valuable Real Estate.

ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th. 1867. We
" will sell 90 Public Auction twenty-five acre.
Of beautiful aad rich land. 20 be divided into lots
Of five acrl,, and the purchaser can buy five. ten
or twenty ave acres. This property is located
u Of a mile from the corporation limits. near the
Lebanon Pike aud on the Cumberland River. A
E3OOd chance for somebody.
jan 3-2w ARLINGTON d FARRAR Agt-.
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Fishing Tackle

onsisting Of Hooks from the most te's
brated manufacture OF Limerick. Ireland
and Silk. Grass, Japanesr, and CabIa ait
Lines Also, Reels, Bamboo anil Jnpaues.
Rods together with every thing umiIv
found In a frst-clss. establishment
A large lot Of the celebuted Ne pin ultra
Black aud Plantation Imperial sui other
zine TEAS just received
re- Prescriptions compounded with a.
cunlcy by competent aud experienced Pblr-
macist8 and PhysicisHs and others can
depend on the most eufif. reliability iu thu
execution Of OrJer-. sIl good. being var.
rsutst as represented
STEPHENS & WATKINS.
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nd. 8. senntor.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. g -There is lit
tie doubt of the election Of Cameron to the
United States Senate on the first ballot, BY
a considerable majority.
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hFFERs AIS PROFESSIONAL SEEN ltts
I J d. the eifilcns n Nashville.
To OBsTETRteAL 81 kttEhf md ths De
sazea OF ~ omen Hud children. De VII give De-
Oa,re f1r th. present.. 4f ~ fraiieurs. no.
~ NORTH sU MMEt TEEEl isa i1lr-
north Of Jehsrrou.
Nashyillp. Jan. E. 49,. ta i4
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Tar fathers Of Generals Grant sherman,
Mcclellan, Sedgwick aud Mansfield we're
born ia Connecticut
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snsl,ension of speeie ConIinaeI.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Jan. The Legislature
has voted 10 continue the suspension OF fpt-
eie payments until April l5th, 1865.