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DIED..

KNIGHT. OF typhoid fever. on wsdns,d.r
ngrit -; 1851 eta quarter past II p. n :, JENNIE
CnAnPiOh knIGHT, aged years, eldest child
friends are invited to attend the funeral at the
reside nee OF her parents NO. 400 street north
near TIN, al p. m, on Saturday, April "a
bREWEk On Thursday night, April rs, AL.
days. Gnu "
The friends and acq uantancss OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fu neral from
MS 1ethers residence, corner Sd and ass ave
on Sunday afternoon. 18th inst at O'CLOCK.
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DARK AND LIeHr Cashmere SurTs FOR
BoYs-A large stock OF boys Metropolitan
Sack Coats, Jackets, Pants and Vests; Blue
Flannel Suits for beys; Double and Twist Cas-
simere and SIX Mixed Cashmere Suits for
boys. All the boys vi no wear suspender pants
Will call At Hennine's One Price Clothing
Store. on the corner of Seventh and Maryland
ayenue
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
~ The Soldier who carried away brown Sack
Goat from seaton Hall last evening, is requested
70 the sR aHS s1se h
DECISIONS TO HUMANITARIAN nv
Il old clients, for whom obtained Land War
I ran and as who served ,rs Maryland
calling on me, as have ali The eridsacs nscss-
JOHN D. CLARK. Attorney Law.
ap "a 81. No. 323 18th street west.
A Ii OF THE POPULAR PATENT MEDI.
a OiNHs are sold at +. X. DO0hsYS Drug
Sspito fG a penn' avenue and cas-: 81
81 Ok FOB THE EAsY.wEARING COB.
- SET, called the French Breakfast
Ha s.
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
xEyERY LADY IN WANT or HOOP
IT, Sss.esn .nS e .sss v
sFsi f saas: ss S:s;
siirts altered and repaired. apls.,m-
.Ds az ss
81 90 .ns Rs
PENN ssU i0'n street Re" dES5: iSG7'
Si .CO COR5ETs. warranted whaIebone.
DPS ePS s.s & the
go to NJ or no sale. Hoop Skirt Covers lined With
Linen Ruttii1s, 81 e. full assert ment Of Miss.
With Steel Boards. will be sold at CHARLES
PAWN = HOOP Skirt and Corset ManufactoIy, 40
Leuls1ana avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th SITS. skirts
altered and re paired. ap Linn =
TMPORTAET to- THE LADIES -INDILIBLl
sTAMPlN0. Warranted fast coloIs, viii
wash and boil. Done by . French compost en-,
the receipt OF which has been purchased ct high
price Saves expense Of eraidips
Ladies are Invited to call. get sample, and try
II. Ladies' white or ooIered Under skirts. Bal.
pot pores, Aprons, &C., Stamped in imitation Of
WHRB ANTGD soT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies having clothes for chill.
dren to make up. No braid, no sewing; but the
pattern printed In the goods iRdeible Strips that
can be attached to the bottoms Of Ladies' Skirts,
tssme ~ they are now worn In New York j ready
stamped, and for sale at less than half the usual
cost OF braid Birds. medallions, Figures, anil
mails OF any pattern stamped. Goods as repre-
scented or the money returned:
NH l2-tf 439 9th street. opposite Patent Once
John D. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND OOUN.
y 6ELL0R AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 52s 18th street west. de l4Iy
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lNDIo TED.-James Westcott. John Tones
Alex Bennett, and Thoma> Bennett have ali
been indicted by the grand jury for keeping
gambling houses
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WANDERED Last night officer J. w
Davis, OF the Sixth Ward, found "a colored m an
named aaron DIggs wandering about in tn =
I'm precinct dressed in female apparel. He is
dumb and insane, and is held at the Sth nre-
clnct station awaiting the orders OF Captain
Roberts, of the Freedmens Bureau
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PROPOSALS. 40
"a sSs Nv zig

uAvr RAynAsrsls Ovyiss,
WAeHineres. ID O, ADrfl Is ~
Sealed Proposes. Co be sn6erseS .prcs.sSs T.
vill ee recs,.ed g THE once ssui 10 n tAs nFst
o9 sGr sns ,ols vsnS 81 lltee. wsfcA
Of elpepse and Government tsI, at the Wsshiss-
ton NAVY fsrd, sna ssoeo 70 fAs sssaI isspses,e~
Rv-eas OF O.faarcs
sIes teignfy one husaredD pounds best charcoal
rsuBd Iron.
I.o0c one thop spSD pounds square O.st stees
LIS (eleven hundred and twenty -evsl pssn6s
round CAST steel for tsps
l2ttw eiyeD dozen hslf round smsota Filss.
rs tetskt teen dcstB hand smooth Files.
- thirty siHD d oxen Bastard ktIes.
l2twelvsJ dozen hal rOuDd Files.
lone barrel boiled Lirteed OIL.
BV-ens az Sieav Err,sss-ssE.
SO thys bundredl gallons best wtRter straieed
PURE sperm OIL. In barrels. 20 stano o tso
psrsturs Of s. deg Fahrenheit
resp nsiele security required Ter toe prompt
sna Isithful nytry OF supplies AWARDED.
Bank forms for hide, tctfA (srfher pcrftcsfdrs
CALvIH O. JACKSON,
pBN Psymaster Y. n.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-The police reported YES
terday So arrests in the District The fines in
Corporation cases amounted TO S7I-
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CoAL. IRON. AHp OIL. or the Practical Ausr-
~ tcaA Miner; being guide 70 our mines aol
kU HBANOK fAYLs f;
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per month unti' pale Essveral two.storv
fhSUsns: On south siss AZ e street; Island, near
tween aud ], oTARR = 90
D. corner y Y. ave- and 18Th n
eDe In Plants Building, Bsems 3 ana Is.
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RELIEF or The SOUTH.-The committee ap
pointed At the meeting OF the REPRESENTATIVES,
of the churches 70 raise funds and apply them
10 he relief OF destitute people South, have
expended IN provisions, &c. about O. 200,
which has been sent 10 the most needy places,
and letters expressing the gratitude Of those
receiving this relief have been received The
committee expect to receive fully $1,000 and
Will contIn ne the distribution
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GREAT WATCH SALE

n NREAT WATUH BALE
~ ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
GirtnE erery Patron a Handsome AMI R.ltaLI.
Watch for the tOtc Price of Ten Dollars,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not TO be paid fer unless psEfecEy SatjSfacto
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OFFIoE OF OLAGETT 8 sWIENY,
PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU.
No. Market Space. second sosy
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ hSAAb NOTlCk.
OF purchasers to our list Of Desirable Buiiiioa
We are the sole agents tor several whele
Department, on Fourteenth street the most faOid
s w1g ana healthy part Of Washin gton.
Plat Of en- bdi visions TO be seen At our oi"s'i ,
which we are authorized to offer upon liberal
square No 2os, bounded By Fourteenth and Fiji
'e sonst .sI se sos and S and streets:
teehth, and and h streets
square No. 30, BOUNDED by Fourteenth and FIT.
teenth streets, and kRode Island avenue and p
Square No; 2ss. bounded By Fourteenth and rhir.
3qsrs n NO 20 bounded by Fourteenth and Thr
square No 2ss, q boundsa b. Fourteenth and rbf,.
teenth. ana and streets.
sa sSusTs N No 2,g sass DEPARTMENT Square,
Ap saSs ssee So a7,, bounded nv r.,,,,
tenth streets. ana ana streets s.i'h and Thir
square Ne na. bounded by Twelfth and Thir.
tenth, and 8 and streets ~ i"e'''n ana rn'r-
N! ND sSS DCsnssd by Eleventh and
Square No. $50, bounded BY Tenth and Eleventh
Square No, SO, bounded by Tenth and Eleventh
streets and Vermont avenue.
s. square rel Nc % $50. bounded BY Ninth and Tenth,
SQUARE No. sii, bounded by Hinth and Tenth.
sSS.Ts No; $50, bounded BY Ninth and Tenth.
streets. and Rhode Island avenue and street
ssu.rs Nc 49, 49, bounded BY Eighth and. Ninth
s9psre No: an, bounded By Seventh and Eisath
sq9sre NS. t6s, sounded BY Second and Third,
We have parts Of Squares and single Lots in ell
", We can place persons in almost any part of the
CITY Ts sh @g, may az t sset Lror,v
Only the market price asked for property"
less .oid on 'r0p'G6Z AsETT sw " ssIf ua
apis.d2w Beal Estate Brokers.
HOUSE FOB BENTmCont.ining six rooms.
and street. A.WFGSsts
FOB RLETaFnInished, hsndsome. PARLORs
water sns ana SatS - in suites or sns Cas-
18th and 18th, one square from the sv-
FOB sALl.s 500 cash REQUIRED and $50 per
HOUSES, desirsbiy located, and haviss gas.
nei for so =:
monthly until paid tor Also s ;s.iTs F5om''
fs sss f Badins s ies ssh !. and Is
FQR RINT-Irame DWELLING HOUSE, sos
tanning eel. 81 Zen. aad sn psr n
ssS street 18th Am. anrs aSs
's sp p 4 applying On 'h' Df'ai;;;;a ,u.nn
EARM FOB sAL1-One Of the most elisibIy-
north OF Warrington, directly on the line Of the
This Farm has sixty scrss Of OAK and chestnut
ts, .S The land; has I've seca Farm Houses,
ana and & s. I s4
OF The country, and win be sold tossther or IN
lois 20 suit purchasers, or will be divided into
two farms, with 8 house and improvement ts on
each - - y"
..s, reasonable. E! i %asLs' :'Ss''r'
Foa sAL1,t 0aly ,ele. ea.a .rseaI!ed. cad sio
HOUSES, On south side q street. Island, nsar
ssh; Ai,o: nys reea BoUeE on ssh street. Ss.
D. eernerv z. ave. and 18Th q
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MASTER BRICKLAYER APPOINTED Mr.
Francis Reside has been appointed master
oricklayer on the Treasury ExtentIon, nv
Capt: A H. Mullet, the engineer In charge
Mr.. Reeside Is well known resident of The
seventh Ward, and being a frst-cIass me-
chaIic, he will NO doubt make a good .sbos- :,
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fOuSD DHAD.-Yesferday morning a newly
horn eolored male child was found dead in the
basement Of house on III street. between IN
ano 18th west. IL was taken In charge by the
police OF the second Ward, who telegraph ed
LOT me coroner 70 mold an iuq aest, but ne be-
absent from the District the corpse was buried
g. the expense OF the Corporation.
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OTTYTTTEMS.

JsuHLRr-Piail Bee Wood Sets, gOrna-
mentl Bog WoeA Sets, Buttons, Pins, Silver
ceived this uocrnins. nj 1890 One Dollar
JeweEy store, No. x30 PeaAsyivania avenue,
WsNRvKRiike 70 sdviss but In this instance
wewiil. Now you desire a handsome and
sty sh suit clothes for the little you can
get great bargains 1t Noah walker Il 90. 366
Pennsylvania avenue You will dnd all sizes
from three years up to seventeen.
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MAY BALLs.-Prof. l.. CT. Earini gives his
attractive annual May Festival at mis- Assem-
Oily Rooms, on street, between 9th and iOth,
on Thursday, May 9th. His class this season
Is one OF the largest and most fas hionabls ever
brought together in this city. and the fancy
dances In preparation for the May Festival are
exceedingly beautiful. The affair VIII be one
OF the events of the season.
Prof. kreis' May Ball and Exhibition will
take place on Tuesday, May Eve,) April Both,
fair. The Nessrs Kreis' have been filling tbeir
appointment very successfully as teachers of
dancing TO the Naval School At Annapolis
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IHs FISH WHARP.-The arrivals yesterday
were about 5000 shadand SO. 600 herring. aII q,
winch were soon sold. the shad from - to Z 10
per hundred. and herring from IS to 81 so per
thousand This morning being calm, but few
vessels arrived, though a number are re ported
below, and will be up to night, there being a
good breeze from down the river this after
noon.
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A OARDSThe Undersigned herewith sbbous-
bis kGes'Sur;nt, aoi IN street, g MI. = HAN
tunity TO thank his friends for the many fev,rs
which Tor 20 many years they have been pleased
tinue TO extend the same TO bis sucoesssr. ''"
OHARLeS KLOMAEy
Washington, d. c.. April Is, 1857.
bought the well known establishment Mt know AZ
kiomsSs kestaurant II shall be. my duty 30 do
everything In ny power te gain the custom sad
ap Is. SIM F.G. ROHR
HATS F0R THE sP RING WIAR.
The Broadway style SILK HATS. ~,
Young Mans SlLk HAr.
New and beautiful shapes HATS AID OAPs@~
Tor young men and boys, in Ielt and Cloth.
- D. III. STINHMBrZ,
Halter, 234 Penney vania avenue,
SBvBRAL 0PLnNDID PARLOR DECAYS
- wsth Patent Organ Swell, and one vith-
%s.:Sl: esf = SoS ssirs
fOsiTivILY BID SOLD AT ooBr,
Pro parasory 20 rebuildlng Store.
Is:w and ;Sssss S.Pa GA Xos & sssuest
auA ~, tsf ltA street. sSsvs q. ave.
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$780,.
rsnsspsnt costing but $40. While It may be worth
toef naming IL TN ss ss s1t
o ss end m:
Il BE- ss4s
return OF any our ates entities You to the
article named thereon. upon payment fires ect.
on any il M les: than ss
seen that nth, this !: ,,r.,.,, ,,.... ,--..,,
TTdnSdottOn, fchtoh may be porttctpated
tnsrsn ~ ths most JdStidiouS!
%, thirty three and eleg ant premium for Is, six.
T. s1 and more valuable p5eIiS% for $40, one
agents or those Wishing employment this 10 . rare
Opportunity. Il :: . iesitimateIy conducted bust:
%nEiGHT. BRoTHIE : 90. Importers,
ap 20 2et 16l Broadway, New York.
CARRIAGES oArrIAorsl CARRIAGES
Or hand q fine lot fashionable CARRIAGES,
MAZE MAJ ne expressly for this market. which HHO
nusser o o. Of 't second. HAND Isss' dAR
HiAGHs' Repairing eU5SS%%pi, e,f.Pass TO-
'' sh.s s sA n saS
CR0NIN's BASE BALL EMPOsIUM.
B.se Bal SIPorium, ) keep Constantly On hand .
and R Ss selected stsst Or furnasd or
Shoes. sS fss Sap. ssir fs' oro q
isS.n ss Ri .s s ;ss
ssd sss. !:
''''' ' sent On T. e. oRSaIN, ass Pr. ave.
,E0TICE-wirs organized Base Ball and Cricket
i,., IpiGr and senior, please furnish me With
location Of ns, sS0ress Of seoreta.y aud
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n EW o D h s.
Frederick the Great and his Family, by l., Null
bach; Paper. Price 81 10.
Ticknor Fields Diamond Edition Of Long
iemnws Poems. Complete edition. Price o. 75.
,,on onS's: ~ nicklesy. Illustrated. Diamond edi
Do. !, not illustrated, 81 rs.
fhis DAY pubnshea and Tor sale at the
bOok AND sTATIONERY 8ToBE.
FREnOH q RTOHARDsON.
Nsbers price ' w am
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMINrs. &C., ro.NIaHr.

40, SC.s EV-N1onE.
WALLS OPkRA HousK.-The. Minstrels con-
Gnue TO draw delighted audiences, and are
wen worthy OF a liberal support The pro-
sramme as nightly changed. They give another
concert Tonight and a matinee 70 morrow.
NATIONAL THKATRx.-Beneft of Mr.. J. W.
MIacn, VINO will appear IN "a Dangerous
hETzzRoTT HALL.-The ElIinger ana Foote
cow oination every afternoon and evening
ne little folks are very great c uriosites, and
tney are assisted by several frst-class mu-
sicians.
ODD FRLLows' HALL The grand Leyee OF
the i. o. o. +. this evening will be magnifi-
cent affair.
WESLEY CHAPEL.-The Old and New TAsta-
ment and the wonders of the microscope n.
Illustrated by beautiful dissofying views this
evening
CARROLL HALL, @ street, between 9th and
10th-Fair for the benefit of the new Hall and
House of the Christian Brothers. now open.
CHURCH OF THE Fair for
the oenent OF the church is now in progress
SToTT's HALL, First Ward.-The fair and
fesnval by the ladies of the New Episcopal
Chureh OF st. John, Baptist, in the First W ard
IN ald OF the Church, is now in progress
AETRoPoLITAN HALL.-Singing, dancing
sno the drama, this evening. A splendid per-
Torrance.
JEUSENAN's PLEASURE GARDEN, corner ith
and r streets, is now open.
TEUToSIA HALL---Performance this evening
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TIE REeIsTRATloN.-Ther registration in
the Sixth Ward was completed YESTERDAY
whsp pa names were recorsed--whites I57
colored 81. The whole number registered In
the ward is 1,54S, of which 1.20l were white
ana 347 colored, giving q majority OF 7s4 for
the whites in the ward, and a majority of SOS
al the entire city 30 far as registered. The
registration will commence in the Seyenth
Ward on Monday.
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w Hlskfl WHISKY WHISKY
" BABE CHANCE

AT LEAbT 90 PBR GENT. RAVED
met received large lot of fine BYE Wits.
hiEs from the best West Virginia dis tiIIeries,
which will offer &C the folio ing red nc ed prices
Mz:IAt 81 so, s. Is, 50 and IS per gallon retail
ale purcbasers will md great Deduction
from the above prices. 1 will also offer a GIN Al
S27sper gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
elsewhere than at this house for less than $50
the gallon. ~
Received besides q lar &c lot of Imported SHEER
RIEs direct from Europe. and In bond at New
York, transferable to GEORGETOWN custom hon AZ !.
ITO casks Of Cadiz 81 ER BY and 90 casks Of Cette
French SH ERRY. The Cstte Sherry sucb A.
the New York, Phil adel phia and Baitimo rs
houses have been selling to city dealers, accord
Ing to their generosity, at from So, 50 SO aud So
per gallon. will sell same article ct 50 so per
gallon retail and "a per gallon Wholesale
q. GAUTIER,
ap2lY Importer, 232 Penn a avenue.
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fIRE-About 2.20 O'Clock this morning an
alarm OF fire was ruug In from box 81 nv
omcer Dunn. Of the First Ward, a light that
sprung up apparently in the city Limits being
me cause Upon making for the fire, II was
ascer famed to be so far beyond the city limits
that II could not be attended by the depart.
nent, and the officers failed to learn what
was destroyed.
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Washington Items.

Since March 1st, 1926 freedmen from
the District Of Columbia have been pro-
vided with homes in the North, West
and South.
An effort is being made to hold a eau
Gus ofRepublican members of the House,
70 agree to resolution that the iudic-
iary committee be discharged from the
further consideration of the impeach.
ment investigation. This course is ad-
vised by the leading radical Senators.
The pressure upon the Speaker to
appoint committees is very great. So
tar ne has stood out firmly against it,
put ne cannot resist it much longer. If
the Senate does not get ready early next
week for recess the House will demand
sne announcement of committees and
proceed to serious legislation.
1t is gravely asserted that the ju.
dietary committee examined a large
number of witnesses to ascertain whe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

A BRUTAL MURDER.--The recent mur-
der Of Kate White by her husband John
White, on Tippecanoe street, Providence
Rhode Island, was one of the most bru-
tai that we have for long time had oc-
casion to record. A drunken husband
finishes long course OF violent III
treatment and shocking brutality to a
wife, whose only fault was that She en-
dured so long and so uncompiainingly
by deliberately choking her to death be-
cause she would not give him money
which proved really not to be in her pos
session at the time.
On her body were found the traces of
bruises received from him in previous
affrays, and the fresh wounds with
which he prefaced the horrible grip,
which crushed the organs of the throat
and was the immediate cause Of death.
Even in her last expression she declined
asking for his arrest, and when inquired
OF as to whether he had been beating
her, said. "nOt much"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

Hon. GEO. F. EDMUNDs.-Lanmans
Dictionary of Congress about to be issued
contains full biographical sketches of
the members of the 10th Congress. The
following of Senator Edmunds will be
interesting to our readers;
He was born in Richmond, VT, Feb
ruary |, 1928, received common school
education and enjoyed the instruction of
a private tutor; he studied law and
came to the bar in 1849, devoting him.
self exclusively to the legal profession.
In 1851 he settled in Burlington, and in
1854-5-7-S-9, he was elected to the vt.
Legislature, serving three years as
Speaker; in 1872, he was elected to
the State Senate, officiating as President
pro tenn. of that body during those years.
On the breaking out of the rebellion he
was 8 member of the State Convention
which met to form a coalition between
the Republicans and the Democrats, and
drew up the resolutions which were
adopted ir that convention as the basis
of union for the country. On the death
of Solomon Foot he was appointed in
his place to the United States Senate,
taking his seat in April, 1866, and the
appointment was confirmed by the Leg
islature. The committees upon which
he served were those of Commerce, Pub
lie Land, Pensions and Retrenchment.
He was also delegate to the Philadel-
phia Loyalists' Convention of 1865.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

PENsroNs.-The Montpelier Journal
says that no pensions can be paid in
Vermont until new pension agent has
been appointed. This is mistake, as
there are two districts in the State, the
Eastern and Western. In the Western
district Newton Kellogg, Esq, of Rut-
land, is agent, and is daily paying pen
sions. In the Eastern agency, of which
Mr.. Williams of Bellows Falls, whose
nomination the Senate failed to confirm,
was agent, has never been removed from
st. Johnshury, and we presume E. G..
Redington, Esq, the former incumbent,
is acting and can pay pensions.
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ther there was an organized conspiracy
on the part of the people to resist any
attempt on the part of Congress to i'm
peach the President. No evidence, how
ever, was elected to'show that any such
organization ever existed. Who ever
said or thought it? Is there no end to
such folly.
Prominent Senators at Washington
claim to have received positive informa-
tion from three Southern States that
they will Immediately proceed to organ
ize State governments under the mill
tary bill, and it is now confidently as
serted that all the Southern States will
be reorganized under its provisions and
be admitted to their former relations by
the lst of January, 1868.
The Senate Judiciary committee
have considered Mr.. Wilson's supplement-
airy reconstruction bill, and have unan-
imously agreed to report it back, and
recommend its passage. Reverdy John
son is said to be warmly in favor of it.
The judiciary committee of the House
has considered it, although it has not
been officially before them, and they
have agreed TO it with some trifing
amendments.
AT the rate the nominations come
in from the President, it will take 8
month for the Senate to get ready to
adjourn. Nearly all the democrats are
rejected, and the President says that he
thinks 1t is fair to send in half Demo-
Gratis and half Republicans, so long as
his Democratic nominees, are first class
men. He thinks John Quincy Adams,
for naval officer Of Boston, is a speci-
men, but it is doubtful if the Senate will
confirm him.
Gen. Butler has drawn up a reso.
luton, instructing the judiciary COM
mittee of the House to inquire and re-
port whether a civil officer Of the gov
ernment may not be removed from Office,
pending his trial on articles of impeach-
ment. 1t will be resisted by Mr.. Bing-
ham Of Ohio, and other leading Repub-
licans, and if passed there is good au-
thority for saying that it will be report
ed upon adversely in very few days.
The Senate desires to adjourn by
the last of this or the middle Of next
week, but if the President persists in
nominating Democrats for some of the
offices, and the Senate insists upon their
rejection, an adjournment is not posi-
bic for weeks. The House would like to
adjourn at once, but not later than to
the middle Of May. The Senate pro-
poses to stay here for a while and then
90 over to the middle OF October, or
even December. The members Of the
House are one by one giving way to the
Senate plan,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

The TROUBLES IN IRELAND.-The At
lantic cable on Sunday night placed US
in possession Of the following additional
intelligence concerning the Fenian re-
volt in Ireland THE band of Fenians
which was previously reported to have
taken possession Of the barracks in Kill
dare, has been dispersed by the troops,
The insurgents made an attack on the
barracks at Mount Mellick, at the foot
of Lieve Bloom Mountain, and were re-
pulsed. Two Of the attacking party
were shot. The rebels are said to have
assembled to the number Of 1900 in the
nrighborhood Of Abbey Laix, in Queens
county. Troops have been sent out to
disperse them. The existence OF a Fen
ian council which has been in secret
session in Dublin, has been discovered,
and it's members arrested by the police
Gen. Burke, one OF the Fenian leaders in
the South, has been captured in Upper
ary."