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New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

The House yesterday without further de-
bate, refused to concur in the Senate amend
mcnt to the Reconstruction bill by vote of
73 to 9S most of the Democrats in the negative,
Messrs Rousseau and Taylor being the only
Democrats who voted in the affirmative.
The motion for a Committee of Conference
was then agreed to- In the Senate this prop
OsitiOn was earnestly debated, Mr.. Sumner
and Mr.. Fessenden advocating the appoint
ment of the Committee upon the ground that
the bill did not afford sufficient protection to
loyaI men. Mr.. Fessenden preferred the bill
rs it originally came from the House. Mr..
Sherman, on the contrary desired that the
Senate should continue to insist on the amend
ment, contending that it was sufficient to
enfranchise the black man, without olsen
franchising the Rebel, and was sustained by
Mcssis. Trumbull, Howard, Lane, and Wade.
Mr. Trumbull thought the original bill OF the
House OF no consequence and Mr.. Wade,
previously opposed to the Blaine amend
mcnt, approved it as qualified by
the other sections of the bill The
debate they tlHQed upon the effieIpcy q Ue
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

Gen. Thomas has sent letter to the
Mayor Of Rome, Georgia, which will obtain the
approval of all loyal citizens. lie very en-
phatcally informs the people of the Depart
ment OF the Tennessee that the display OF the
Confederate flag is an Offcnse to
be punished. They are told that the late war
was not a revolution but Il rebellion, and that
treason is a crime that must not be paraded as
a virtue He adds that everywhere in the
Estates lately in rebellion treason is respect
cable and loyalty Odious" We presume this
letter will prevent any renewal of those exhib-
itions of the Rebel flag, which seem recently
to have been more frequent in the South than
the display of the Stars and Stripes.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

In response to the Senate's request for
information concerning any violations OF the
Civil Rights bill, the President has but three
cases to report. There are many more, un-
doubtedly, but these have not come to the
Executive knowledge. 1t is remarkable, how
ever, that the President does not include IN
his statement any reports by military COM
manders of crimes committed against the
freedmen. These ne has referred to the
oblivion of the Attorney Generals office, the
President protesting to he unable to say
whether they constitute violations of the Civil
/ RIGHTS bill
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
DEATH or PROF. BICHR
HIS REMAINS TO BR At THE CTTYHALL THIS HoR''Na
The following was yesterday issued by Mayor iioh

HIS REMAINS TO BR At THE CITrHALb THiS "o"',Na
The following was yesterday issued by Mayor iioii'
man. ,-, >,,,,y yopt, Eel, 49, i4;7
Tho Mavor of New York announces Win ,o,iOH Hs
,atb ~ irnfessor Alexander Dallas Bache' Az Newport
~ o the I7th inst The death Of one so dlStlng he1
i,d not mass uuuoticed. His long ana intimate c's
nnfion with the cause Of science his wordNlde tepaa
or his sDotless character, and bis ccascess aDor i
NOR than twenty years az superintendent Oh he grat
work of tbe United states Coast survey IN when the
City of New York vast an Interest rehdr u eni
v nroner that some tribute OF respect should ne pad
here 10 his memory. The Mayor therefore orders that
an Wednesday the Goth inst, the Governors room bs
eped for tho reception of his remains ON Their ste
troub the city to Philadelphia for mtermen and that
H. - nnon fhr City-all aud other PJbhc budinssb bs
nIaccd al half mast during the day - .
Pi'''" ~" ~ JOHS 4. H0FFNNN, Mayor.
ACTION OF THR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE h.
A, a snecol meeting of the Executive Committee held
vesterlay the following preamble ana resolution ~eo
adopted: ,w ,..... "A lit- .-.... - A..
Bache. aud directed hst h- 'epfs Fs'a
st be C,. Hall open the reception OF BIS Teairs on ter As'
through the city; therefore, ,.- l. a., -, .. 4, a..
suce and who's public tr' hsrs
hon =. u.ef 10 country and especially O. ~, % % re pf't
respectfully rquest the Hemfs ne i'f y
me-, A hs CITY Hall "Wednesday morafs y erhk5
,oiu p the rate Of respect ls memory GEORGE oPDlks,
JonN STEVEN IT,, SecfrtsFy 'aAiAA<
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

ELIZABETH CApY STANTON lecturcd last
evening in Brooklyn on Reconstruction, and
we give in other columns full report OF her
address, There can be 10 true reconstruction,
in her opinion, without an acknowledgment IN
the letter of the law of woman's rights
Mrs. Stanton can hardly expect to force
public opinion straightway TO her standpoint;
but we do not know any better argument for
those in whose behalf she pleads than the
speaker herself, and her wise, womanly, and
elOduent speech.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

Freedmen. He mentions that though Emanci-
patton Day was celebrated in all parts of the
State, no disturbance of any kind OccuTed-a
fact which is not more to the credit of the black
man than the white. Proof is not wanting that
the relations of the races are steadily improy-
ing in Florida under the influence of the natural
laws of labor.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

The Militia bill was yesterday presented to
the House, and we give summary OF ITS pro-
visions. 1t makes liable to enrolment III the
National Guard all citizens between the ages
of 1S and 4j, without respect to color, except
ing that colored citizens shall be in separate
regiments. Persons who aided the Rebellion
are dsaualifed from enrolment.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

P 4 letter on the siOO,OOOOOO loan bH,
from n specjgl correspondent at WGSbinqton, ;
an article on the Coi6rcd Schools Of Neo- I9rs W,S
Jersey and city NeTs, GOnrt Exports f',,d ana me n
The Ie"S eSScond Dagc. The treeIiy report from the
Bwrcam Of fitGI Statistics wtt be tomd on The
Is,I,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

Congress is resolved to continue costly. Yes
terday in the Senate Mr.. Wilson called up the
bill increasing the pay of all officers of the
army below the rank OF MajOr-G 81 per
cent. 1t was driven through without debate
following in the fashion of other speedy but
not cheap legislation. Having this and the
Bounty bill, how much more will the army de-
mand and Mr. Wilson engineer throughY
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

In South America the war of the allies, or
rather of Brazil against Paraguay, has recon-
menccd in earnest. The Brazilian fleet has
bombardcd Cmupaity, and then sailed north
ward to attack the strongest of the Paraguayah
foTtreSseS Humaita.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

By rELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON. Feb. l9.-In the United States Su-
prcme Court to-day the following case was with
No lO-Thc Lessee Of Croxal plaintiff in error at.
Sherwood CRealtyl. Argument continued
Ii announced To the bar that the Court will ait "a
usual this week. but will hear arguments only on Tucs
day. Wednesday and Thursday Of next week. No. iu
viii he the next cause called.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE S1NDUICH ISLANDS.
NJ rStKGRAPu TO rHS TRIBUNE.

rStEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
SAN Francisco, Feb. l9.-Rear-Admiral Thatcher
T. = Navy, and Capt Turner of the Royal British Navy
have been decorated with the Cross Order of King Kane
hanea, the first for courteses extended 10 Queen Emns
while on board their respective ships.
Honolulu adVccS to January 80 state full court rem
dered important decision against the captain Of tho
whale ship RcndcCr, for the non return of seaman from
voyage To New-Bodford The law will hereafter h. en-
forced against whaers aud other vessels shipping native
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, so per annum.
SEnl-WEERIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an
WEEKLY Tribune. Mail Subscribers. = per annun'
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line.
SEMI-WEEKIY Tribune, - cents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per liHea
Terms cash in advance
Address, The TRIBUNE, NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
CANADA.
THE GOLD DISCOVERIES.

rELEGRaPH
OTTAWA, c. W.. Feb. l9.The reports of DR. Hunt
and Mr.. Michael of the Geological Survey on the Madoc
Gold Region, published today that gold has been
found IN three different assogations in black carbOna
ceOus matter; In reddish achcN oNacs of iron and in
crystalline bitter spar. From the Richardson Nine car
bonaccous matter extracted yielded SIS Ia so of gold o
the tuu The gold is Of dull reddish color The report
states that gold has been discovered in several other
townships.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE INDIAN WIR.
sr rELgoHAPn TO TAX TRIBUNE.

81 rhLkdhAPH TO fhh TbbtNh
TOPEKA. Feb. ia messenger on the Santa fs
stage line. who reached Junction City on Wcdnes.
day night last. states that as he came through Fort
Dodge the commanding officer foI babe his going
on there great danger from the Indians. lie
says they were so badly scared ut Fort Dodge that
they were digging bitches, throwing up earth
works &c,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
POLITICAL.
NEW-JERSEI.
RAILROAD BILL DEFEATED.

RAILROAD BILL DhtEAlEp'
ST rsLEaRAPH To rHH rKlBCNE
TRENTON. Feb. l9-The bill 10 incorporate ''o
Fhgtown and Trenton Railroad was defeated III VI,
House to-day by vote of 81 10 81. ON the go,nJi
that it was intended to connect with the Crhua
Railroad and become a connecting road bet"eoh
New-York and Philadelphia. in violation oil the oon-
tract between the State and the Joint companies
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
ARMY GILLETTE.


h. W. Hughes 10
itsHre Captain William Thompson -h Ctyay has
D. d-ity joining his regiment until tae hrst 0f AprI
circular by command A Gen Grant hs, been issued:
Her-sr-l unmarried Uho less than Eve feet
iigt. cIn be enlisted ttr hs United States
- ne service This regulation vn pply men cnI
In s uen o The Veteran Reserve Corps % snstug
-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

The House yesterday agreed to the report
of tue Committee of Conference on the bill to
Regulate the tenure of office, by which Cabl-
net officers are included in those whom the
President cannot remove without the consent OF
the Senate
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
The ComMcrciM Adrertiser nsks-e

The TOUIWfTfIWI -fWIfTIT6fI H0N7-
"wn TuE TRIBUNE stateeshcthcr the tens OF thou
auds among us perfectly f0mpetent 10 produce cloth
ana iron abundance have been idle not during the
past yoarl Aud il they have been occupied at other
orir, /, not this proof positive that these other
industries profitable than the production of
cloth and ron, Notwithstanding the enormous protection
these Industries rcceiyedV
Answrr-IIuHdreds of thousands of our pco-
nj, has. for lhc most part been idle during
tue pI,. year or wandering III search oil
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
NAVY GAZETTE.

n, rsfx.R,r ra %
,,.f sfnrsr D. Chasssng has .lsj Acting g.Fnsgn ny
er detached FROM he Vermont and granted
s~s Acting AsasaniSugon 81 g. Drnsn has been ordered 10
t. Ns endEfOuS The appointment of the Acting
!. acsr Of iao Gey y5burg has been rc,oAd
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
BILLIARDS.

m. .rNLRGRAPH rRIBuNF.
HARTFORD Feb. 19-NIatt II. Hewins of Hartford
won the Champion Billiard Cue OF Connecticut from
Wollaham OF Hartford this evening. by 253 points in
game of 900 points. carOm The winners 7.
and his highest ruu W
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
o0sILAMADo,o

Arf =. srch flv The' feel particularly 10
k Of purchasers 20 TIE above trade marx ss Their designs
b,se extensively inflated These goods eau ouy be pro
trrsd ffonr responsible dealers throw ghont the country
THANKS TO MRs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
We haze ea relieved from ecp-ss gh painful watching poor
fa te-g children gives not only rest gor and health
the ir f,e vskeup heef and refeshi-sofens The
,n, cy nd collie and regulates the b,FeS-lChrsisa Cabinet
Thiry.6,r cents bottle.
Is- sur al call for
"MK> MISSIONS So,ruISe SyurP"
having th. C- suc Of CURTIS To-, outside wrapper
Al others limitations
WHILE WAITING FOR a COUGH "tO go as 1t
came, you ,e oneu sowing Consumption Better y at
oac, Jyys, Espgros.Sr for oil Cough, aiCoit Sold
sv-rTah-re
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE PACIFIC COAST

sT TELEeRAPH
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 19.-Yesterday the Panama
steamer carried bar OF gOld valued at over O0OOO FOR
Valparaiso on account of the Gillian Government. II
was part of the proceeds OF the loan OF SOoOO recently
raised In England
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
Snow IN PHILADELPuIA.

D. vsLssaApa Tgs JHBgyT ~
PiiIaAHEfPillA. Feb. l9.--clpW commenced ldilinG
A9so al midnight.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

In the report Of the Florida Commissioner is
Q p!sgy OF ya,uay.e testimony III tayQs Qi tae
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
TnE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

ry cerItr o perfect smpctr great strength sni immense
omptlg GUARANTEED with eight snd sO horses, 10
ftsmper lr unkr 500 e@ysnt bricks hour
J. ~ RFNfcE Proprietor No. n BrosdFav. n T. ROOM %
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

DODWOEIU BALI. .
THIS EyRNING-M HARTZ. THE ILLUSIONlSE Prot
Floating Heat etc
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

pp,ke p,ait pr ouy and p1i'
b, - per VJrer Ms compiler mrHrg
g. hs gsg 4 ord o. b1' 6I. Us great simplicity and
ssrelpus command the Hpprpr ever expert u sghh
We challenge the world % produce 10, equal
Sat JIsilJf ya1rIatsd ~ an Utr.h0sUz
aHRt REgr Gen Agrat NJ Il BsIsiwar T.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
CoLGArE's HONEY TOILET soar.

This cbtr TotFT u ,1ci universal irmsni made from
g. ma... j. FEArEtsrLY SCENTED. 1ud extremely
svysyief, UPON Iol sac By Oh Drsgts sul
D. G,pi, I-ti-iN
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

UNION NALi.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EYENtNG -- BJN(AN TABLBAUA'
cstaer TGc- tJrist. snd Brootsay.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

wtrLttK.S TuEATEE -. ,,.-,,..,
THIS FvRNINC-A DANGEROUS CANE. MI j. W. "''''A'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

BROADWAY THEATER ..,,., e,,,,,p
THIS EVENING ALADDIN, OK iIh "V"'""' y" ''
CINDERELLA.--Ihc WOrrcH SISTERS
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

FIFTtLAVE OPERA not SIX 90.
TtIIN RNFNtNG-TIE GEEAT OCEAN lAtHE NN u. "Hmh
Ch'i,t, Mustrl< New Act, Muse singing Dancing ec
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

NEw-YORK THEATER 20,
WINS pvpVrvG-PEGGY GREEN -KENILW ORTIZ (BUieslue.-
Ialg UOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

NIBIO'S GARDEN ,y..
THIS FytNING-TUE BLACK tECok-"Ie't Iaf''''e ''''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

STEINWAY HALL
THIS EyINING-wEDNESDA POPULAR CONCERT Mme.
RsrePs, Nr Mills Mr. Rosa, Thco Toua,s Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

KELLY & LIONS MGNSTRFLS
THIS EVENING - CINDEli-LEON - MADAGASCAR BALLET
TRObpK-TdE TWO PRIMA DONNAS
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

INK INK, INKi
Usg rHg.BF>r.
CAKrRKs CONBlSEp WRr.Sg ASO COPYISd
INK.
Satisfaction guaranteed ~ nOn'y rsfBnfsi
For ssle b. J. T. piNsNOrK PTOp-rtor NJ - DeT-st,
aud by sl Stat.oarga
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
Amu5emenl5.

WINTER GARDEN ,
Tits EyBNiNG-M MERCHANT or NENlCh MI hd"n D'''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
Daily GribMttR.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

NEW-YORK CIRCUS
THIS FVFNTNG-SPBITE or TIE SILVER SHOWER-ACRO-
PtrIC AND EQUESTRIAN FEATS NeWloTk Circus Ioape Mat
tpr- 4 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

OLYMPIC TTKATER
THIS EVFNING-STKEETS OF NEW lOkh.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

BARNCM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
.ND EVENING" CHRISTIAN MARTlRS-TWO HVND-
n THOISAND CURIOSiIlES-NAN AMBl RGHS COLLEC-
fION or WILD ANIMALS
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

BOWERY TIIKATER
TufS EvENING - WALLACE, HERO OF SCOTLAND
rENTRG OF ROuEN-NICK or THE WOODS Dit W. II. Nha
isy Aiss Fanny Herring.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
NIcToRY HAIR RFSrORrI

"SrOECkEL's PATENT GRADUATED PRESCRIP-
4ioS Wt~K ,vn BKANDY Tor ss~ bv all respectable
Drpss GsErY Bios, ahosslr Agrl Buy onea necessary
artic.. % ,nu,rlod
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
DAY ASD ENENlNG-Ro>i Borheurs Horse FAIR etc. at
D,rhvs A. Rooms Ne. 84j Bio7tNsf.
Haas Admiral Fsrrs2Us frt PisSng the FORTS al New UT
etns" al Sniio Binding, No 81 Nest lenthsL
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

THIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UAII-n. UkBBARDS FOPl
Lax Ik,rrJRES on TiiE LAWS OF HEALTH.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
Dnslncss n Notices.

AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
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