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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14
DAKOTA.

ANOTnEE INDIAN Observation-Disclosures OF TROOPS.
~ fzLEaEAPa TRIBUNE
Fort LARAMIE, Jan. 12The mail party from here
90 Fort Philip Kcarney attacked yesterday 10y about
indians The mail party escaped with the loss OF their
wagon and mules Up 10 the SIN inst. more indian
aemOnsraOns had occurred IN the vicinity OF Fort Philip
Sesrney Two companies Of cavalry and four OF infantry
h Deen sent from The fort 20 Fort Reno ard hey VIII
proD&oy go on 70 Fort Philip KcaTney The Goth nhn{
are On route to this place All the companies or the "a
Oaysuy are concentrating here uipld5.
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The attention o our renders ia sperslly invited =
the JONI r. TEERY No @9 Broadway Why
other dealers making ererons 10 dispose Of thr soct
themselves ard sh astounding
deceive the public Mr. TERET offers bis stock AZ bona nae reouc
yourself that great bargains 70 he ah 81 ms enpof
give him cell and Judge for yourself great sacrifice ~ os male Is
Dfhaa L. r yHrgffag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14

An IrrNERANT IposroR.-The travelling public are
daily solicited to assist person who circuates upon the
railway trains running from this city, having card VIII
the following inscriptions -
PrHtfcThe bearer " Ills card is d ami lD
hoy who uas the Stedau Petersburg Vs. July 10
1874 and dumb in the defense o his cuh To-day no
Is without 4 help himself Those Who give lev eea's VII e
eeiye hi, thanks Ihaye known him for some time. - a.,
r. ~. FENTON, Governor Of New l"rA.-
II IL hardly necessary ~ add that this - shamclni
fraud and nothing but tho bOdnoss with which 10 II pc
ticed gives the semblancc OF probability We learn tnal
the youthful mpOstOr operates chiefly upon the New
IerAnN Trims
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TEXAS.
MICRO IMMIGRATION.

Reports from the South state that there is q large
emigration Of the whites from South Carolina, Alabama
and Georgia 10 Texas This deseron Of their homes by
the people Is deprecated by the press which draws
gloomy picture of the future Oh account OF the wholesale
Emigration the grOes 10 the West Fears are enter
tained that these States wiz suffer greatly Tor lack OF
labor the present year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14

EvAprNG TIE REVENUE LAVA teamster named
Henry Garland, in tho employ Of Ogden & Cohnlan
brewers at No s73wasbingon n. " was arrested In
Jersey City on Saturday and taken before Collector morn
for having ON his wagon two barrels OF ale, Win sPcket
hole i'm b0 heads Of each barrel IN violation the cVe
nue. law After taking the affidavit of the driver ne was
oargcd v i'm INSTRUCTIONS notify his employers tat
thew w0d be proceeded against for the collection oI 'he
penalty amounting to $500.
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WASHINGTON.

NJ fsisssArH 20 TsI TTurSz
Dan FRANCISCO, Jan. l2.-The Washington Terri
tory Legislature doe not want the military headquarters
OF the North transferred Ia Portland and has passed
mem0ua. TO be forwarded to the War Department,
moDstradng against H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14

FrNrRAL or mn LATE Mr.. THDEN-Ihe funeTM
~ the late Thomas f. Tlden took place Saturday ar
ternoon a o'clock from his late residence, No 24 South
sccopd-st Jersey City. The Mayor, Common Council ana
Other city officials attended in body. representation
az oval Marylanders wcro also present together win
large number citizens. The remains were taken 10
New York Boy Cemetery from whence they VIII DC Ie-
moved TO Maryland for intcrment.
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MARRIED..

PFRGU SON-ROOT-rn Hnjes Michigan At The resdsnt, II
Ferguson insw of the bride By Rev T. waldo Henri
Ferguson Of ST. Johns 10 Mis-, Sarah Root, Of Linden
U,LLENBFCK "Wednesday Jan 9Th At The reshseS
ofte brides by the Rev H. G. Kenneg Of Iowa. kugsns Hal
lenbeck TO sue daughter Of b. Hunter all Of this CITY
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ALABAMA

RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
BT TRLsaRAPH
MOBILE, Jan. 1.-THE receipts Of cotton al all
ports during the past week exhibit falling off Of about
{TOOO bales as cOnnared with the week previous. Con-
hictng opinions prevail with reference 10 this decrease
the majority atributng Il 10 deficiency in the supply III
The interior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14

ACARD-w JACKSON No. 551 BROADWAY, hes eOsssns, N
hand fn assortment BOmbaznes and all other Mourning pfsl
s Aho Hornets Shawl Cosks Walls Grapes HandkercheH
Glo,es &C. waited With goods At bsr sassse
sp 10 order notice No @ Brostwsy opposite r7say 70
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KENTUCKY.

MAYOR TOMPPEBT AND THE COURT OF APPEAIs.
ut rELRaRAPH TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 12-The Court Of Appeals
hes decided that Tomppert illegally depOSed by the
General Council from the MayOray OF this city and ne
will supersede LithgOw, the present incumbent.
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GpeeiaI Notices.

Rive Dollars for "a Bouquet,
snd is 'rss.ace single evening one Dollar for ooeus
PHALONs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS. With bouquet s's0
drop e.larg an Incompatible and almOs. inpehshses
Union Republican General Committee;-a %eseSg SdI
will be held AZ headquarters Argus ha NO Wv ofes
asv on MONDAY EVENING Jan. H. at o'clock
Pnuctusl Attendance Is requested ,,,,,,soS o..,,
w DaugSoSp, s,cy.ts1e.
AZ ~ H. Executive Committee AZ o'clock
So VALID. HUTCHlNs ChAirDss
L. A. Council No. = will meet THIS MONDAY kVsSlsa
Iauuau 1906 their Council Room, No. III fSs Fou'~
% clock Business ot Importance - - y,psu,Ir p,s.,ss.s
JB. uvr Se.reaty ---- -.-4-----------.
blake Your Own SOap
WITH
SAPONIFIER.
Great saving , obtsned by ther waste gre.e Zoe ue
purpose OF making Sosp bome, with the PkNNsYLVArh
MANUFACTURING CONPANIS
SAPONIFIER.
The COS, Of soar superior sold for washing h"p'' -
TE.S naLr The
Directions a attached 10 each boS
For sale at I'll the principal grsccrs
PHI. EPPEL AGENT.
NO 50 CRDARSr.
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Ano,her Witness.

TIoR4ck SrEw,Er or letter dated Nov q
1876 ssv,: Your machine II beats al others All
Gibbs Sewing Machine CoAderssmo@A
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SLc1nan's star.
GEN JAMES sEUPIT.
Gen James Sempe of Illinois, recently deceased
was native Of Kentucky. He was admitted TO the bar
and first began the practice Of Jaw IN Louisville Afler
tho death Of his wife who was sister OF Gen Duff Green
about 1921 he removed to Illinois and established himself
in practice OF his profession al EdWardsve IN aal
County He was soon ailer eeced ana It f
sessions lie attcrward Attorney eneIh vi no
I lie was 1s1 appointed Minister to Bogota by
President Van Buren,, where he remained Tour
Admnisiraton he was chosen by Legislature Judge
OF the Supreme Court in 1872 on the resignation OF Judge
and on the death of Judge McOberts in March 1S9, ten
seaater in Congress, nc was appointed ny Gov l0lG 10
term 10y the Legislature. Since the aspiration OF ms term
in March. 1871 when he succeed by the Late 3ttph
A. Douglas he has lived in refinement at Ersh Lana,
iug on the Mississippi, where he died at the age OF u
THE HON. LUGUs II. PECK.
The Hon. Lucius b. Peck, Of Montpelier, dled at
Lowell 29th Of December. lie born at Water
bury. Vermont, in 1903, two years at the Military
Academy at west Point studied law in the office Of ne
late Hon Samuel Prents at Montpelier, and was AUNT
ted % the Bar IN 1s24 lie member Of the General
Assembly Of Vermont, aud from 1s7 70 1881 epresei-
atNc in Congress from the Fourth tongLt,-iol
from 1863 ia 1855, he United states Dstric-AttGneY
for Vermont For the last few years he has beer Pres
/ dent al the Vermont and Canada Railroad lie was a
LAWYER Of ability and had an extensive practice.
THE hon. JOHN FINE.
/ The Hon John Fine died OF Ogdensburgh on the
an inst lie graduated at Columbia College In 1909 stud
itIaW under Judges Gould and Reeves at Iatehfield,
Conn and removed 10 ST. Lawrence county In this State,
i lst5 10 practice his profession lie WAS Judge OF that
COMMIT ron ie2 10 1850 was elected Rept sentative in
Congress IN 1888, and was again alpoluu 'y 1 hfI
u Isll He was elected State Senator IN lot5 anu h.u
that noson for one term late years he ala not par
/ ticipate aotiysly IN public aifslrs.
MAJOR GAMBLE.
! Major Gamble. L. S. A., second in command of the
troops detained on the Ihsmus Of Nicaragua died OF the
cholera az 1t is supposed. His effects were brought
home on the steamer San Francisco In charge OF the
purser. -, o.,,s
! U.pRfsuURa Ian i9-Andrew Jones, a welknown
and respected Citizen died to-day after three or -four
weeks Illness He was one OF tho trustees OF the state
| Ipsaue ASYLUM.
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NEU-JERSEY NEUS.
To the Hon. W. A. Darling. W. j..
mOnd.

FIRE DEPARTMENT MATTERs.-Tho Trustees OF tho
Jersey City Fire Department Fund held their annual
meeting on Friday night last when the following OFFICERS
were elected for the ensuing year, President Charles l.
CrugIcr. President Samuel PicrsOn Jri llcastIi
Jas X Morgan; Secretary, H. s. Iildcn Collector A. H.
Dean.
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ESSEX COUNTY COURrs.-ln the supreme Cg'lrl u.
NyoTL fbe case Of smith agt the BloOmfeldand Newark
RAILROAD Company sti ON. In the Common Pleas inc
inr Il, tLe cas-. II George utheTy agt Alfred O. ROhcty
yetned verdict OF S5 80 for plaintiff. Ihis%as snt
between father and son for the amount rendered ia te
verdict.
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YEARLY RTpOET OF DEATHS IN NEwARK.-The re
mort of the City Clerk OF Newark Just rendered SHOW
That there were 22S2 deaths during the year looo vi
number 9SI were from consumption, ana 10 cauSo" W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14

IVoT'TSr Coroner Warren on Saturday concluded
an inquest on The body Of Thcophus Beebo Captain Oh
The Mot boaf Mystery who died suddenly on wednesday
last on board ~ his vessel IL Of the Jersey C dOcAs'
mo iury returned verdict OF death b. HpOplcAy'
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OBT1U ARY.
COL ROSWELL. NJ. sAwYER.

". ".
Brevet Col. Roswell NJ. Sawyer Of Gen. She1man's
body staff died at St. Louis the 2Gth Of December last
He began his career private soldier in the lst Wis
con Infantry but soon earned commission, and in the
Vck-hurg campaign Acknowledgement OF the Fir
tecuth Corps He afterWaTd filled the same position IN
tbc ARMY 6f the Tennessee and the Military Division OF
The Njssssipp and al the time Of his death was cap
Oh MS faff
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McRIiop, SpraRue s. Co.,
No. PaTkFow, Ncw-YOk
PUBLISH ABNUALLY.
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER.
Tie volume contains list Of the Business Men eli psts fhs us'ss
Stale. and British Provinces with rating indicating The RkArWs
ST,NptNG C0NSEECIAL CRKDu OF B.cH.
It's the STANDARD NoRx for Merchants and Bankers .
To Dentists.
The Dentists and ycia requested meet tbs oS
o'clock land at 7D the DENTAL CoLLRGk cor hhhs'e AZ
Twenty second e. ---------s
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The Internal Revenue Record and Customs J..'ssES
al organ Publisher efeV
% LiSer'y'' Subscription 30 per Fv VAN WICK E4.s.
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,''"' " Crys, Iteh odssisnSs c,tA ens spPsraasss
C,rss ths OhEtnat case. % - l.'rri .a.x.s
6,y, Sau RheEna, Scad Head ~ ~" - 80. at
TswAVss's OsrsKsr ard 80 r. Al p.rL ,av p
r.. :. mt. az DRMAs BARERs Co., 30 SEA- :, t.n.ik
ree y Ssass % pr sWiYNR SON Sora csnsa' 'os"a~
.h, md receive by mall possgs paid sold % D.sss
Watches 'e"""'' SILVER WAR; PLATED WARE
VINE GOODS AT Low PktVss
T1, ha.t lear watch IN the Market pI 49,. .I
assA re-. al .pense o v..'fnu'
No. $50 BoweT, corner sroese g. n Y.
-,,, xSy.insrr. o. all kiuds REPAIRED sJ tss pMLhE
ut.sse tsg ,wp %BiS0ISd MACHINE COMPANY No. vsss
lsudtst, rsw.ion
M no sVsT sml For s.s BY ali rspsetsbls 0roo'" no~shs
conntp ------.z-x---------x-x.- ~
dys ahd halt eysss BLACK % BssSs all iAsd'. " '"
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08
HOUSE.

Mr. RICE of Maine introduced hills &C.
tobiishinS a ,TarritoriaI Government for the
Indian c6untrv and TO divide the Western
District ri rlSansas into two Judicial Dis-
iSS.a'' trcts u A' A"''''' ''''O WV '0'''
Nj MERCER intro5uced n hill RI grant
rei;at G ~ 10 honorablv discbarged soldiers who
lost their 1isrbarSes
Mr.. STOKES Introduced a bill Tor the re-
lief of willows and heirs of those mossacred
lleI Et y, w5%HwS p,i anu ii'ii' VI 'no'o
"' NJ " KIiIfIVKENDATT irtrodrced hill 70
,rouidn owl, n a trna National currencv and for
tho oo,Ioc,;nn and Sistr;b1tion ~ revenna
onJ omG iionida ation of the nnbIic debt
NJ GAN ofFared q resolution in sub-
stonoa That 70 sacure the frnits of our VIC
tories dnring the war. it 10 the imnerative
T"tv Of the 3eth CONGRESS. without delav.
- y yoooo,,,,,l;sh the foIIo,y;ng oh;octs -.
T;rot ;u,naa"hn,ent Of the ofIicer now eyer-
a;s;n1 tbo f,nctiouS of PraSidant of The
IInitsd SI StotaS and lie remoyoI from of,ice
for SigbN cr;mes and misdemeanors of
which Sa is maIic;ouslv gnjItv. and which
renTer nIu hi him r,msaf 70 EXERCISE the powers
he % mniawfn,Iw sssunnes second to nrovide
for on admin ,stration of the Executive
ns,,s ,s,t,ns,,t third to nroyida means tor
~, a'adiata t rsconStrrct;an of States IetaIv
IN rehaIlion eycent TennesSee and to sc-
oura hu Eplnral auth0ritU the right 0f
Srnno,,iso - ,,ogroes i, 'SnStbern sr Sta1es.
hSIr"'a1 Mr IoHN;S "a @ rocoimtion cr.ateJ groot
ovcitement tt. " O'He,o" 0N h'"'
'HVc' NJ RXWIs noved to Law ,t,on.tbs tahla.
Nror,at;1 1ad M ~ 1oS - "' y,
IS5'n,aS;otoiy NJ ASuTEy of ob;o
ornus renS ssied a;sstjon ~ Drviiege'
anJ boJ d. rood % bv tbe cIerk tho followin1
chor%es. no %Su As''" ~ '"' S'''-N '""S
do imneach said Andrew Johnson.
Woo pres;9ent and acting President ri
tha % IIn;ted Stoteu ot b;Sh crimes and
nsisadsmeanots' mis- / charge him with us,ifna-
t;on of mower and Violation of law in tbat
So oI hoa oa pcOrrnntiv pw % ahmseI the amno;ntimS @
mower. M in that he has eorruptlY .used the the
L, d;snosed of nY,;,lic nronertv ot tbe I'M
TSspvseo in,,pat N he pp ogorr,,n,Iw ;otar
SouoS 4" oIsctions and comn,ittsS Scts 1Sssid
oonsn;roJ S,1u a. with others 70 commit scts
which in Contemplation ofvthe- -Gonstitu,
tioI,' are hiSh crimes and fnisdemearIors I:
.,oi,, .un elo LIS - q. .SS e,i'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08
The bill to amend the organic act of
Arizona and New Mexico was referred.

The hill IN amend the organic act nj
A r;zOns and New Wevico yros rsfst+ed is "a "
Mr.. Farnsworth's resolution directing
the Postmaster GeneraI to allow nsneTs and
e mendstione oS o,oHrp afUw papgh,s hs s
amined. was read and nassed. - " ~ - - /,
Mr. NcCJ TTI3C ofFercd a resolution Iool,-
inc to the reneal of laws aliowinS comnen-
sation IN loval ownera of colored vnInn-
toero SdontadNwo 1o7 nouo On
Afterthe introdnction of NJ. Loan. i'm =.
neacbment resolntion, disc,,ssion ensnad
mon the nrevio,Is n,estion. and whether
II shonId he referred without debate
Tie SpE EAKER decided that n sbonld oo
to tbe Raconstrnction COMMITTEES ~
The decision seemed 10 rive oenera,, sot.
isfaction, bnt diooIIv the House refused I'IS 70
la " ir On tba tahIa Nv !, vote of 40 n 1o9
The Pres;dent se,ft in docnmepts In yela-
ton TO the island of San Juan. Washington
The GoilowinS Is tho vco vote mon Mr.
Asblev,s Jmneschme,,t resolution. - y :
YEAs-Messrs. Ancona, Bergen. Camp
bell. Coonpr, Davis Dawson, Dodge, FL
bridge, Finck, Glossbrenner. Griswold,
HARDING of XIV. Uawkins, TIise Uo0an'
Hubbeli Of Ohio. Hnmnhrey. Hunter. Kerr
Latham. Leftwick. Mccullough, Niblack,
NieboIson. Pheins. RandalIof Penn, Raw
mOnn. Rittpr Ross Sh0nkIin. SOal0inU.
Strauss. Tabor. Tavlor Of Tenn Taylor Of
NY. Trimble. Ward of XIV. Whaley,
Win6eld-3O
Mr.. HIJBRET, moved reconsideration
90 as To refer liz 70 the Judiciary commit
fee. - - -. :. :, -,
! Mr.. BINGHAM opposed. ~ lhtF-G
The question reerrred upon the adoption
of the RESOLUTION, and resulted in lO7 yeas
to 38 navs. The following are the nays:
NavsEMessrs. Ancona, Bergen, Camp
bell, Cooper. Davis. Dawson, Dodge, Ell
dridge. Finck, Glossbrenner. Harding of
Ky., Hawkins, Hise, Hogan. HubbelI, of
Ohio, Humphrey, Hunter, Kerr, Latham,
Ieftwick. McCuilouoh. NiOlack. Nicholson,
NOEL, Phelps. Randall of. Pa. RAYMOND
Of N. Y, Ritter, of Kv, Ross, Sloan,
Strause. Taylor of Tenn, Tabor, Taylor
of NY. Trimble. Ward, Wbaley, Win
fleld-38. 80. - -. go, ,.,-..
The resolution to facilitate the ship canal
across the isthmus of Darien was referred
The bill snspending payment to persons
claiming the services of colored volunteers,
after a short debate, passed, by lO6 yeas to
27 nays.
The resolution proyidinp for the exhibi-
tion of cereal productions at the Paris ex-
hibition was so amended that no more pub
lie money should he devoted 10 that nur-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPSl
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
ssa DIRREGULARIIYES. II

zThae Drops area scientifically compounded Auid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
NosE5Hks.9 Being liquid. their action isdirSSt and
positive. rendering them reliable. speedy and GER
pin gPevife for the oureoCall obstructOns sup
brossons &c naturss Their popularity is indicated
thsfde tbag over 100 90 bottles are annually sold
Tnd'6ohgHmsd BY the ladies Of the United States
-exeEgonsof whom speak in the strongest terms
praise Of their great merits! They are rapidly takl
iRgfhs lplsbp ~ fieysry other Rtmalp Remedy, and
arc considered by all who know aught Of them IS
thaaurass safastAnd most ihfalible pTspAEatiOni ip
thgDpglas forthppureo Of allfepale complaints. the
removal Of all obstruetions Of natures and thepto
molten Of health regplprty and strength. Explicit
dirseI lAlink rheh they yh1y be uted, and ex-
planning when md Why they should not. nor
could not bs used without pfOducinG effects contra.
~ u nGthfes chosen laws. will be found Carefully
folded areprd neb bottle, with the written siEnH
vtafs d JOiii 81 Bf6k, wihOutwhich none are cen
nine. III .ceAA--
blkSspaEsdt by prs1QHN L.gLYONs,I ,Iilps Ghspe
sisSS bsigc1a % Il by mall dnciosins stamp, con
corning ali private diseases and female weaknesses.
sshslt hE3 3lAsgists svorgy9sfes yEakA N0O
&, 4, Z sss ssss s8srsl AssaS ~ 3 ISa sSsdss,
bope"V .gIinuqa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08
Railroad Accident.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. IA train on the
Great Falls & Conway railroad ran off the
track at South Berwick. A passenger car
containing thirty-five persons was hurled
down steep forty foot embankment and
nearly all on board were more or less in
jured. The accident was caused by ice.
John Earle, fireman, was scalded so severe
ly that he died. Chas. Perry, engineer,
very badly injured, it is feared fatally, still
alive. Rufus Stevens, of Great Falls, had
his scalp torn off. Two gentlemen. named
Kenny and West, were also injured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08
FROM CHICAGO.
rh ! oon,o.t FOR q ] 81 onatSf.gaIpJ 7

The Contest Tor IN . senatorshIpI /
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-The opponents of Sena-
tor Trumhull in the caucus at Springfield
agreed to unite upon General J. M. Palmer,
Oglesby and Logan Withdrawing in his
favor It sreported that several members
considered Trumbull men declared for
Palmer. Trumbull's Endorsement of the
recent decision, Of the Supreme Court
alarmed some of his. friends. Painters
friends stated that Trumbull's friends were
confident Of victory,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08

- FROM WASHINGTON,
A Ash Iey,s Articles of Imp each m ent In
trOd uced In the House

trOduced In the House.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 7.--Mr. Ashley, of
Ohio, this afternoon charged Andrew John
son with high crimes and misdemeanors,
preferriDg articles and directing the Judi
ciary committee to inquire into the matter,
with power to send for persons and papers.
Mr.. Shalding moved tn lay on the table.
Negatved-39to to l05. The resolution was
subsequently referred to the Judiciary
committee. ....... -u.. ' qr
The Presidents Veto Message. b.
New YORK. Jan. 7.-Thee Hrad's Wash
ington special says the message of the Pres
ident vetoing the District Suffrage bill
was sent in to-day. 1t Is an elaborate
and studied document dignified in Lam
guage, free from passion, but firm. Itar-
CUES the relations existing between the
legislative department and people, says
the bill contravenes the Constitution, and
says Congress is bound to respect the wish
of the people affected by legislation. 1t
further shows that the bill confers greater
privileges on the negroes in the District
than are accorded them by any State North
or South. The message was read at Cab
met meeting and approved by all the mem
bers except Stanton. Gen. Grant was pres
ent by invitation, and unqualifedly ap-
proved the message.
FI Miscellaneous Items. E
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1.-THE u. s. Con-
sui at Alexandria writes Secretary Seward {:
Your telegram in answer to mine of the
9th was received last evening. The cir
cult of $4,000 miles was accomplished in
ten days, notwithstanding a break in the
wires between Alexandria and Malta, made
by steamer. The Minister at Rome says
Witness Saint Marie has been discharged
from the Papal service at my request. /
have paid him the sum you specified.
Threats have been made against him by
old comrades. / have sent him on board the
Swantara, to return to America.
The President sent to the House mes
sage stating that it is not eXpedient to COM
municate correspondence relative to the
Island of San Juan. H'H
Representative Randall's bill for the is
sue OF non-nterest bearing Treasury notes
provides for the purchase of National bonds
and Bank bills, to be received in exchange
and cancelled-the Secretary of the Treas
ury, the Attorney General, U. s. Trcasur-
er and Controller of the Currency to be
Commissioners of the Sinking fund. The
object and effect of the bill Is to pay the
national debt in thirty-twO years, with an
appropriation of eighteen millions per an
mum for that purpose.
The President will hold levees during
the winter-l0th of January, 9th and 22d
of February. iWEE .H f'... "..
The United States Supreme Court de-
livercd several opinions confirming the
legality of taxation by certain municipal
corporations in Iowa for plank roads and
railroads therein. re-..... rt....