The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-24
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EURoPEAN rNrELLreENcE.

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wAsH,xoros, Jan. 23-Thc House re-
NAMED in session until 8 o'clock this morn
ing Forty votes by ayes and nays were
taken, only a third as many rs were taken
during the famous fight over the Kansas
Nebraska bill. The majority finally yielded,
Boutwell, proposing an adjournment to
eleven, and that between that hour and
4 noon should be at the disposal Of the Dem
ocrats, who wished 10 debate the bill There
was no promise, however, on the part of the
Democrats that they would allow vote at
noon.
The Postmaster General responds to
Il the demand Of the House by reporting ten
appointments which had been njected by
the senate and twenty on which the Senate
failed TO act t4 4t&
The President approved the bill fixing the
time of meeting of Congress, adding the
4th of March to the present time for meeting
Some New England railroads refuse to
renew their mail contracts at former rates
The mails are transported by horse in sew
eral instances These difficulties confirm the
postmaster general in favor of postal tele
graphs.
The Nebraska and Colombo vetoes were
considered by the Cabinet yesterday.
After three unsuccessful senatorial ballots
in the Kentucky Legislature. Senator Davis
was withdrawn. The last ballot stood, Pow
ell 80, Harding 40, Bristow SO.
LONDON, Jan. 22,-Ship joiners, prepar-
/ ing the Great Eastern for the traffic between
New York and Brest, struck for higher pay.
James +. Wilkinson late manager of the
London Joint Discount Company, we'll
known IN the banking world, was found
guilty ofrobbing his company of two checks,
and was sentenced to five years penal servi-
tude. @
The Inman steamer, City of Boston, has
completed ten voyages between New York
and Liverpool the past year, running 10000
statute miles. The performance was never
before equalled.
| The Admiraltyare preparing the estimates
to build first class armour plated ship,
seven second class-four to be turret ships
coast defense ship, fourteen smaller YES
sells, ana twenty BuhDoatS.
The New Japanese Embassy have arrived
| in Paris and win remain there week; thence
to st. Petersburg via Berlin; thence to
America. ,g
spirit ofintollerance was showing itself
in Rome a 8a4
The services Of the Scotch Presbyterians
were interdicted and limited that those held
by American Professionals would also be
suppressed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23,---Boutwell's bill |
making ii the rule for United States Courts
to exclude from practice Confederates and
others, passed by vote Of 100 to AZ,
WAsHNGToN, Jan. 3d. "a prominent Re
publican member Of the House in recent |
letter to friend says: Touching the i'm
parchment business my own opinion is. and
has been, it will amount to nothing. All re-
ports that the Judiciary committee have ia
ken evidence bearing hard on the President /
are false. Not a single witness has been ex-
amined, and the committee is proceeding
very cautiously
Lobby fllsd with representatives Of vari-
oI SENaTE-v Various pellrlvns we're presumed
one for reimbursement for money
taken by the st. Alban raiders. T
Bill passed by House to-day prescribing
rules for the qualification Of lawyers prac-
Using in United States Courts. Referred to
Judiciary committee 30 Il
Bill for relief Of the heirs of 3Jno. E. Boul-
igney, formerly member of Congress from
Louisiana, passed 1t confirms the title to
u, 900 acres of land in Louisiana, to heirs.
The tariff was then taken up. Long
speeches we're made. Adjourned
HoUsE.-The Republicans voting against
3outwells bill were, Hale, Latham, Mcclure
md Stllwell. s
The Committee on Ways and Means were
instructed to inquire into the expediency of q
epealiug the tax on tonnage. a
The Judiciary Committee obtained leave t
o report on the eight-hour system Of labor :
It any time. t
The bill providing for yearly term of the t
United States Circuit Court in October at 7
little Rock, Arkansas. Passed. u
The Judiciary committee reported adverse Il
7 to the bill regulating the time and manner a
f electing U. s. Senators. n
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