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New YORK, Jan. 1.-Neg"tiations
for the merging of the Southwest
Pacific Railroad Company into the
ATLANTIC and Pacific Railroad Com
lmny were Concluded to-day and
Henry II. Ward and Leonard Jer-
ONE, of the present board. and S.
Frahcs and Charles Gould, were
elected board of directors for the
latter Company.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Sem
ate, after u protractcd debate he-
tween johnson of Indiana, Howard
of Michigan, Howe Of Wisconsin,
Chandler of Michigan aud Sauls-
bury of Delaware, passed the
bill repeali'g the Amnesty Act by
IA vote of ayes. 2S; noes, THE lat-
ter being Dixon of Connecticut,
Doolittlc, Hendricks of Indiana,
Johnson Of Maryland, Morton of
Minnesota, Patterson of Tennessee
aud Salisbury of Delaware, The
bill having originated in the House
aud passed 'hc Senate, it now goes to
the President.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Sen
ate was not in session to-day. In
the House, speech-making was the
order of the day. Spaulding Of Ohio
argued in favor of the admission of
the Southern States upon their rati-
tication Of Constitutional amend
ment, which he sal was the under
standing heretofore. lie warned
Congress against an impeachment
Of the President. Thad. Stevens
replied, characterizing Spaulding's
speech as pernicious, and declared
for himself that though the Snnth
ratified the amen dment, he would
impose upon them negro suffrage.
WAsHINGToN. Jan. 5.-Thad. Ste
vens will on Monday, introduce a
resolution instructing the Judiciary
Committee to prepare a bill declar-
| ing the rebel districts in state, OF
seige, snspcndipg the writ Of hadeas
corpus and establish military govern
ment until the States are regularly
admitted into the Union. ua
There isna growing sentiment
among Republicans in every direct
ion in favor Of the impeachment OF
the President since the recent decis-
ion of the Supreme Court in regard
to military trials.
WASHINGTON Jan TN the Senate
Cattell, ofN. j., introduced a resolu-
ton directing the Commissioners OF
Agriculture TO prepare packages OF
the cereal productions ot the several
States for the Paris exhibition.
Mr.. Wade. of Ohio, called up the
Nebraska bill.
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