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the bill TO provide stricter governments that
section.rs3ns 154H1 Isalsa8 si04 hilfads afH
+ Wilson introduced joint resolu tiOn recit
ing that, as the election in Alabama was de-
feated by force and fraud, by threats to dis
charge or the act Of discharging freedmen, BY
their employers, If they voted for the Constitu-
tion, it be declared that the election did sue
ceed, and Alabama be admitted under the Re-
construction Act. The resolution was sent to
the judiciary COMMITTEE, and Wilson gave
notice that be would call it up in q few days
tt The resolution to admit Thomas Of Mary
land was rejected.
.i1rhe House passed the bill which provides
that no person who has been duly arrested,
tried and convicted of murder, piracy, arson,
robbery or forgery shall be allowed to enter
or remain in the United States; and authori-
yes the President on the production Of satis-
factory proof that such q person has entered
or is about to enter the United States, TO cause
such convict to be returned to the country
where he was convicted. The bill passed.
II The House passed the Legislative Appro-
priation BILL os a., bafqpfsz 7.sssr a7sa
In the debate on the Army, Appropriation
bin, il came out that Gen Grant had been in.
fluenciug members, and Butler scored Grant
severely fog the impertinent interference with
A resolution was adopted asking the Presj-
dent to communicate All the correspondence
relative to ccnferring the brevet rank Of Gen.
eral 0n Sherman also relative to the estab-
lishment of o new Military District ! a ..,i
A naval court martial has sentenced Capt.
Collins to suspension from rauk and duty for
three years receiving the pay Of captain on
the retired list and to be publicly reprinanded,
for the loss of the steamer sacramento. Lieu
tenanant commander Bache, the navigating
officer OF the Sacramento, has a similar SEN
tence, only one instead of three years: The
Secretary Of the Navy approved the sentence.
A delegation from the City Council Of Bal
timore to-day presented to the President reso-
lutions frem that body complimentary to him.
The WISCONSIN Democratic State Conven-
ton nominated Chas. Dunn for Chief Justice,
T. II Ellis for Associate Justice, and instruct
ed their Delegates 10 the National Convention
to vote as unit. s'.
New YORK, Feb. 20-A special says Sher-
man courtcously indicates his preference for
service outside of Washington. .s...
Cen Meade has gone to Atlanta. 1t is be-
lieved the Convention will now proceed to con-
sumate legitimate business. es.efts7 .'
In the North Carolina Conyention the Radi-
Gals insist on disfranchising most of the whites
The others favor suffrage to all classes male
of 81 years. - '''''''
i IL il thought the South Carolina Convention
will 'adj0urnin about two weeks. tg91o baa
The New Jersey Senate has rescinGed the
assent to the Constitutional Amendment, BY
II tot. 81 "a'is1"' ~ SO 'as'"
r Their. In much trouble still in the Florida
sC0nyentpn. ii ,gI7e/ .sa3 io n ~, W, -
An Havana dispatch says the blacks at Mas
4LllI a .s.s.affn,, an1 npan1r eha fhn
It,,verument with inability "a extricate the col
eay from financial difficulties. The whites are
loyal, but feel uneasy. ...64 vo<,b - k4rsss
Montreal dispatch reports great demon
strations over the departure thence for Rome
Of the Canadian Yapal Zeuaves - ais'iq tE+'
| A, Toronto (Canadal paper says . strong
force of. troops will be stationed along the
/ American frontier to guard against Fcnian in
cursionsa - h3iIan s. "'f' "f&Hf't@ SAT- 'ffh
LoSpox, Feb. l9--The Commons passed a
bill to continue the suspension OF habeas cor
| pus in Ireland f..4.....t.;h ..g......v
The leading members of tae liberal party
propose TO give farewell dinner TO Minister
Adnms.fI .u3Yff lifW he}liH ssfld9 nIaa1To6
Sir, George Shee., Judge of the Court Of
Queens Bench. died to-day. So.
Adyices from Lisbeil represent that political
aritatipu In Portugal continues The NEW gov
erpmentis very .unpopplap.i and turmoils iart
reported in various parts Of the country.,oa4i
A report 10 current that the French Govern
ment' has detailed o ffieate to watch the move
ments Of Farraguts deet ut the east end OF tht
Nediterraaeap, pau nt an1tapustana hns e.nr
The Paris Temps says that twenty persons
were arrested at the s"ound performances 81
Victor Hugo's drama, Rny Bias, at the Odeon
/ A Visnna dispatch soys, the members Of th'
r0yal family rot fIanoser and y number Of thei
adherents met at . private banquet, IN this cit!
recently, and it is reported TINT the king, in
speech, assnrfd the company that hp W1Qlt
so0I, return home and 'resaine his coat on th,
thr0ns Of ! Hanoverin spite of Prussia. eai ri
il Private aadyices from Brazil state that I'd,
|Goyetnment has issued q general conscripti0l
lUsder to provide FOR reinfofcenrelits tor th,
Fnrmy IN Rurau& 80 owt hssanush afsIsisVHi
Id, ,BEssass Feb. lO..l4Ih the Prossians Hods
4 ef peputips ysaterdayss the Gsvernment wa
Il asked to explain why the United sSAtsss lGeq
i sul ut Jerusalem waa allowed to procure tn
arrest .ef. one, Merkuo,s . Jewish sabject q
i Prussia, with wh0se ward 4. y9Nng girb. tl
i American C0hsll had sought to elapes nls
ljcbnss iaisrf tksp kHafdinh okad been thFUwf u
.teprisOn 3a tuGljtdt6 the attempt; Tie fsr0esal
III Consul stl Jsrasqlspl gefaaeds asaemaud, asc'
fi0blect Of PRUSSIA for protecti9q oThHn Sas
lAtxcit huUK feeling among tlie. Jews, who 4
|tss4 itagins&lJlns rights MA PfivncgSg 'aih1i
lar tqttpscCnktAaiao thea Msrbass 14aivl Z
Rome, and represent the outrage % an lnaul
II to. .Pu.sxia.. rbe 6papce AliaiatsF Esp6ea stha
II tka QaseoaA G0nenl atJssHaAlem h - Esdslt
| llaad not ~ Pmssjan Eppresqntsk skivss1 4(1s cpl
"a s}0n FOR reformation nl0st be- ycn0do to- II