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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Nrw YoRE, Feb. %.
The Hernldfs Panama correspondent says
that our Minister to the Columbia Govern
ment, Mr. Barton, still maintains bis antago,
nistic position.
It has been decided that the foreign mails
can cross the Isthmus without hindrance.
Masquera favors the annexation of Equa>
dor. This is supposed to be part of the
policy marked out for him in Europe.
From South America it is rumored that
another proposition for peace had been made
by France and England, but the Cabinet have
not permitted the terms to be made known,
but it is understood again that propositions
from the United States would be cordially re,
ceived.
The revolution in Mendosa is reported to
be increasing in importance, the insurgents
having recently gained decided advantage,
and the Prussian cavalry regiment had re-
volted, killing some Of their officers, and also
those of an infantry regiment sent to reduce
them to subordination.
Gen. Capo, at the head of 400 men, inva
ded Maracabo, and meeting the forces of
President Sutherland a battle ensued, lasting
seven hours, in which Capo was killed. His
forces then retired.
The 1'r1bunes Chla correspondence says
it is reported that speedy conclusion Of
peace between Spain and the Allied Republic
is probable. The internal condition OF most
of the Republics citizens said to be most
deplorabls.
The Peruvian Government is charged with
swindling, and the speedy fall Of the Presi>
dent was predicted.
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/. VOL. XII.

issues, and keeping aliss the smbsrs Of dis.
cord lett by the 6res of war. We, therefore,
invite the good men ofali parties to unite With
US and stem the torrent Of fana6cism and fac
ton, and apply the remedy Jet Remaining 10
ns-thst remedy Is Convention Of the Statss
where ~ the parties TO the original compact,
and allIthose Who have since accesded 10 it,
will be fairly and equally represented, aud
where, in spirit ofharmony, concession and
union, such notifications can be introduced
into our frame of Government - will receive
the cordial appreciation OF ill, reinvigorate
republican sympathies and principles, and
establish an enduring Constitution; that We
approve the contemplated Convention Of .
National Democratic Convention, and re-
commend Louisville as the place; that we
heartily favor the improvement of the Miss
issippi river and its tributaries, believing that
We have right to demand that portion Of
money obtained from us by taxation shall
be thus expended.
The resolution then arnign the State Gov>
ernments and the dominant party as corrupt
and oppressive; criminally wasting the reve>
nues Of the State, a6ording citizens no pros
lection, except that based upon partisanshir;
denying the people the right TO vote; cast.
ing duly elected officials from their position,
and charging that these excesses are mere
devices 10 maintain their power and where
such sscendency is secured, 80 long as the
majority Of our citizens are prevented from
voting; and
WHEREAS, The Supreme Court has de-
clared unconstitutional the test oath. by
which our disfranchisement was hoped to be
perpetuated therefore,
Rcsolued, That every white man in Mis-
souri,, Of lawful age and sound mind, has the
right to vote, and should exercise that right,
at all hazards, and subject to all the conse-
quences which an unlawful assumption Of
power might invoke.
Considerable opposition was made to the
last resolution, as having Revolutionary ten
dency; but it was finally adopted by large
majority.
4 State Democratic Convention will be
called ct an early day.
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Compromise Between Rebels and
Democrats.
John l.. Helm Nominated for
Governor.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 1873 Ia.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
The select Committee on Southern rail-
roads have summoned before them Secretary
Stanton and other witnesses.
Gen. Sickles is here on his way to resume
his command in South Carolina.
NEw YORK, Feb. %.
A Times special says that the Judiciary
Committee will report on the impeachment
matter as soon as certain witnesses in the
South, sent for, have been examined.
The meeting yesterday between Surratt and
his sister was extremely affecting. The sister
encouraged her brother to keep up stout
heart. But the conversation was chiefly on
domestic affairs. The Judiciary Committee
have not We, examined him concerning the
completely of jeff. Davis in the assassination,
nor is it likely they will do so until it is
known what will be the proceeding against
him.
A Tribune Washington special says that
the Cabinet had session on the reconstruc
tion bill yesterday. The President said he
would sign the bill but for the section divid>
ing the States into Military Districts. The
other sections are not so objectionable,
though he much preferred the simple plan.
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Of South Florida reefs, $4,000. For Light
House establishment q follows: supply Of
oil &C., $24, 600; repairs and incidentalsJ
sos, 600; salaries, $3.50; keepers and 49,
sets, $264, 900 salaries Of - keepers Of
light vessels, $23 800; seamans wages,
$27,771; expenses of beacons and bays,
$22, ,2s0; rebuilding and repairing Light
Houses, S940, 600; compensation of "a keep
ers of life saving stations, $4,000; Capitol
extension, $3.50, GOO; work on Che north Por-
tico of the Patent Office, $25, ,OC0; dome Of
the capitol, $4,000; United States Court
House and Postofices at Desr rMoines, Iowa,
$25, 600; completion, frescoing and varnish.
ing the Treasury, $s5 200 Library purposes,
500, 900; repairs 6c., Of Washington age
duct, S205 sundry expenses, principally
registers in land Offices, SOC, 900 surveys
ing public lands, $2OS,O0O.
Mr., PRICE moved an additional appropri.
alton of $3.50, 900 for the construction Of the
Rock Island bridge across the Mississippi.
Rejected.
Mr. SPAULDING moved an appropriation
Of 81, 600 for life saving station on the lakes.
Rejscted.
$4,000 vas appropriated for = light house
on Point Reise, California; $4,000 for re-
pairs Of the Marine Hospital, Louisville;
$25o,0O0 additional for light houses along
the northwestern lakes and southern inlets.
Mr.. PRICE renewed his movement for An
appropriation for the construction of the
Rock Island bridge, which was modified by
. provision that the appropriation be expend-
ed under the direction OF the Secretary of
War. And BY another that the bridge shall
be free TO public travel, and half the expense
Of the superstructure shall be borne by the
flied was agreed to.
House, ,internal Rsvenue Office and Postofice,
Quincy, H., was rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. HOGAN SAC, 900 was
appropriated for the removal of sunken
wrecks from the Mississippi river.
An amendment providing for the election,
by the Senate, of Superintendent of public
building, to hold Office four years, to fill tho
place Of Commissioner Of public buildings,
and abolish the latter, was passed.
$500 was appropriated to purchase bust
of Pulaski. executed by Henry D. Saunders,
as accompanying bust to that of kociusko, by
the same artist.
The Senste bill to provide for the tempora-
ry increase Of the pay of army officers was
referred to the Military Committee.
EVENING SESSION.
The Civil Appropriation bill came up.
The amendment making appropriations for
Lighthouse for Western lakes and Southern
inlets was adopted.
The amendment appropriating $25, 600 for
a bridge over the Mississippi at Rock Island,
was rejected.
The amendment for the purchase OF Pu>
laski bust was agreed to. by 81 to ss.
The amendment abolishing the Office of
Com missioner Of Public Buildings was agreed
to, and the bill passed
Adjourned.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEv YoRK, Feb, %,

.s, Nru YoRK. Feb, %.
The steamship L Orient, which sailed TO.
day for France, carried several hundred tons
Of goods for the Paris Exposition. The bal.
ancs of the goods viii be forwarded by the
steener Of March a.
A bogus check ior $l4,446, purporting to
be drawn BY ]. L. Taylor, was received and
certified at the Haaovsf Bank.
The steamer Baltic was seized on Thursday
to satisfy claim, bot the Marshal's deputies
were put a on Friday, and the shP went.
She had valuable cargo.
nostly braady, vas seixsd on Tuesday night,
On tAs dock near tss Bremen Line.
A Hebokss wonan, named 6weentay. last
nightshot her hnsland, ct . baaiat Hobokea.
Gauss, jealossy and nesisea. 6AssA under
arreat " await the resslt Of his isjaries.s
John B. Reynolds, copmissioner from n
iesie p the Paris Expodioa, sailed in ne
IOesnnkhn.aw
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FROM KENTUCKY.

CHICAGO, Feb. %.
The 7ri5une's special yesterday from
Frankfort, Kentucky, says the Democrats
snd rebels met in Convention to.day, and
compromi ised by Withdrawing Preston, ex-
rebel General, as a candidate for Governor,
and placing two ex-rebel Colonels on the
State ticket.
The following nominations were made:
Governor-John l.. Helm.
Lieutenant Governor-John W. Stevenson,
ex member of Congress.
Attorney Generai-John Rodman, ex-rebel
Colonel.
Audtor-D. Howard Smith, ex-rebel Col-
onel
Treasurer-John ". Tate.
Register of the Land Office-James A..
Dawson.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-Z.
F. Smvth.
Much dissatisfaction is expected among the
rank and 6le ct the result Of the Convention.
Gen. thomas sent two hundred troops to
Danville to>day, TO preserve the peace.
Tonight the streets resound with shouts
for John Breckinridge. and the bar rooms
are redolent with treason and whisky.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. q.
A Democratic meeting was held q. the
Court House last night. A long series OF
resolutions we're adopted, declaring that any
attempt on the part Of the ordinate branch
of the Federal Government TO usurp or exer-
else powers belonging TO another, is subver-
sive ofthe principles Of constitutional liberty,
and should not, under any circumstances, be
permitted; that the Federal Government il
the mere agent ofthe States, and any at.empa
on the part Of that Government to impair or
abridge the snthority Of the States should be
met and defeated; that the Constitution pro>
vides for the admission Of new States, but
not for the expulsion or destruction Of any
therefore, the law lately passed by Congress
to reduce nine States to Territories, and eov-
ern them BY military power, is fragrant VIC.
lation of the Constisutiop, and practical dis
solution Of the Union, and should not be
submitted to that the late decision of the
Supreme Court in regard to test oaths is
founded on Justice and law, and We offer our
services in enforcing it sgainst all opposition
whatever; that we favor direct taxation in
preference 70 protective tariff, which, under
The prstense Of yielding revenue 70 the Gov
ernment, is, in reality, . tax on labor to re
ward capital, not moro than ons 1ollal
out Of Eve contributed by tie conssmel
roinr 10 ths 0ovsssosot thaA nolhiag caa
+ aseeaplisAsd by soatsoaiag eve tAe dsa<
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.
Two celebrated confidence men, Kelly and
Edwards, were this morning brought 70 Chi
cago, examined, and committed for trial.
They were arrested on the eastward>bound
train They are old customers.
Several Of our city officials were in fight
ing trim last night and this morning. The
fights we're on the street, and in one Of them
an ex Colonel was severely pummsled. The
trouble began in discussion of the ap>
preaching municipal election.
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FROM MExIC0.
Nv Yosx. Feb. q.

NEw YoRx, Feb. %.
The Herald City Of Mexico correspond
ence Of the 9Th, says the entire road from
Puebla to the Capital IL strewn with the de-
bris of the retreating army.
The Liberals were prevented from attack
ing them by strict orders from Diaz, but sp.
pearances indicate that slight demonstra-
tion would convert the whole march into Q
grand route.
Z The American Consulate is ssrrsoned 70
protect American citizens.
Maximilian says he does not consider him.
self Emperor, but only the chief OF . national
party
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.


LoSDoy, Feb. 49,, m.
The news from Spain is of exciting inter-
est. The Spanish Government is endeavor
ing to keep the public ignorant OF their
doings. There is no longer any doubt that a
serious insurrection is in progress.
Consul Dndly has commenced suit to re-
cover the steamer Alexandra.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. %.
The river has fallen nine inches in the last
twenty-four hours. There is fifty three feet
and four inches Of water in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer %. Bar
ometer % and falling rapidly. 1t has fallen
thirty six inches since noon yesterday.
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Failure.

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. %.
The well known Publishing House Of VIM.
B. Smith, 4 Co., failed to-day. Liabilities
heavy.
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STONE MLsOA's MEE7IAe

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AuDrros's oyrics, Iowa.
DIS MorxRs Jan l4th, 1867.
II hereby certified that there has flied In this
once s~orn statement showing the condition OF the
Cincinnati Hone InsHrance Company, located st Gin
cinnati in the State Ohio,
On the 31a day Of January, 4. D. 1861,
In accordance with the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly OF the State Of iowa ENTITLED An Act
In relation to insurance Companies approved January
g. 1887, and Act amendafory thereto approved Fe-
ruary eh 1858; that said statement sho~s that said
Company Is possessed Of the requisite Of capital
and invested required by Law.
Authority Is therefore given the above named Conn
pAny TO transact their apps opAte business Insurance
10 this State in accordance With tie laws thereof until
the s1st day OF January, 1865
II 10 also certified that Bronson Hsnkl OF Ruriing
ton have been duly appointed hy sad Com their
fu Agent and Attorneys for the county OF Mofncs
with full to take rsks Of Insurance theren and
service OF provided by upon
their ing with the Clerk of the District and of
sad county this certificate and copy Of the statement
on hle In this Office.
II further certified that the attached ia true and
cofrest copy OF said statement to facts and figures
- In testimony whereof / have hercunto set
~. 5 my hand and fixed my seal OF ONCE the
~ day and year hrst above written.
lstsmpl JNo. A. ELLIOTT Auditor Of State.
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NQUaR.

The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the civil appropriation bill. Among
the appropriations made are for the survey Of
vsy Of tAs Wssssra co61s, Sls0, 900, snrvsy
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QO0K6.-Afal full supply Of Seheol Doeke
ID~a.-s'''s'' 3 ::ssaIs ~ - ISs:::::s
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Treasury Disbursements.

Surratt Before the Criminal Court.
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HE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
His Appearance in the Court Room.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Revolution in Mendosa.
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Special Notices.
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