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V efoii0Wihg IS tbe message Of tie Pres.
. Of the United 8tates sent TO the HO0ae
representatives, returning, with his OBJ
|1re, the bill ior The adnlAlsion Of North
South Carclius, LOaigiAna, Georgia,
sma, and florida 70 Representation Ia
House os Representatives;
fctufning to the House Of Representa-
in which II originated, bill entitled
oct 70 ndmit the States OF North and
"a Carolinai Louislana Georgia Ala
b and Florida 70 repre1entstion IA
teBs,H ] do hot deem It necessary TO
al length the reag0ne which cQnstrein
, withhold my siguQtrres / wiz not,
lore, undertake ct this time TO reopen
lscuhsion upon the grave Constltuti0nal
ti0ns Involved "a the act Of March z,
and the acts anppl leinentary thereto.
lrsuance Of Wkieh L Is claimed IN the
anbie TO thu bill these 6taies have
Cd and adopted conetitutlons o. State
rnments Nor will I repeat the uhiec.
contai1ed IN ny message Of the tEen-
instant. returning, Without nq sigma
The pIll 70 Adnis 70 repreeentalIon the
a ~ AlhnntI aud hitch are equally
~ % ll|e pending measure,
3 th1 ace tecqnliy paaaed "a reference
are1t sue e|ll sup. .rHedes The plain
lmrle node prs4cIipeQ pq the pon9tis
~ ler ihf AdmlsaIoa 10 aents ln the
f2t1 aenlts Of eenatqra ana RqHr8
,iyel u lfr aeFefal eiatest lf aaauls11
osity over Ix Hlalel oi ll1e uai1Q aich
egut beea fIeN1tea 70 Oon1le19' Nql
Nalfatte+ aJ tfeFlo1a nnfen.tifu-
ri '' .'-' - - ~ ~ ..1' \.
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| . 5
TUESDAY, June 80, 1865
The Senate was called to order By the
Preaiaant at twelve o'clock.
Prayef NJ the Rev. Mr.. Blake.
The roll We. called, aud the following
members answered. to their names:
Jsp, Beares F. vsCoupland. @. 3. Oar
rell A. b. FRANCOIS, s. Harris. L. B.
geaks G. Y. KeIso, 7. B. Lewis. }. Lynch,
j. J. konette, P. OlHara. &C, raokard. Z.
Poindexser, C.Pollaras J. Ray. NJ. = gmIsh,
a. 3. whitney. O. wilcox, ]. Wittgenstsia.
NJ. Eambols- Ny name has not beeA
called,
me Rrasident- There are Other gentle.
men occupying the same position as your,
aelf Rhoee Asnea have npt beer called,
Ths minutes q she previous days pro
ceeainea were fssd and approved.
The PresideRt-AFe tic COMMITTEES on
Eleoiioas and Rsturna ready tc feportf
Mr. Hmith.-E have tie Aehor 70 present
beieport q he comnltlea on Eleciioas
and Returns.
The PRECEDENT alrecf fAs reading of the
Eeport of the Nomnlilee.
lfr Blackmanr VIA tAe President ALLOW
me 70 matt femttku
The praslo f-II ia cnsfomaey. ~ al
legislative Hpa thsf the 4nalies1 mem
bars oalE ahtll Sci # any upeqsiiaet
asubsl eisAAA ts fPeak Il maat b y con
sent of the nenso oatH that lte Qealiaad.
Nf HafAI move PRECEDENT thal a.
ssnistnsn have nsE' iou i addsss 81.
chfs
k n aalt--1 40 hsl. as irf "a
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NANNN-H4| -
Ie following embraces the names Of the
|bers Of the Senate who have taken the
oath. They are all classed as Repub'
". Beares, twenty-tourth district;
4 HI J (. Campbell, second district;
N. Coupland, third district;
|B. Darrall, ninth district;
ex. r FRANCOIS, fourteenth strict;
hn S. Harris, fifteenth 0iatriet;
EMO b. jerks, E0urteenfh district;
|orge z. Kelso, twenty.third district;
|hn Lynch, seventh dlatrict;
|B Lewis, twenty second districi; {
y. Monette, third district;
brick O' Hera. eighth district; 1s4
|c. Packard, 6fth distriet; eea
tbert P0liidex,er, eighth district.
gtis Pollard seventeenth district;
hn Rag, eightesptl district;a
ftimer n smith, sixth dietrlet
bios Wilcox, twelfth district;
bert X. Whifney, aixteenth district;
eph WigsFensteils, seyentn district.
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LoSDoN, june s0.-The debate on tho
Irlsh Church question Eas concluded IN the.
House Of Lords lest hight. Lords Argyle
and Russell supported, and Bishop Oxford
and Lord cairas opposed the suspansorg
bill, which was finally rejected, 81 to l82.
10 the French Corps Legislaiit the oppos
sition complain Of the heavy expenses Of
the French armament in Italy as unnecea-
Il papaf auil has been Issued appointing
tie eighth of December next for the meet-
ing 81 the general Catholic Council at the
Vsslean. kll must attend IN person o. b
proxy.
Bsvaria has ratified the naturalization
treaty with the Unised States.
Hesa senfhsxezs Esass.
goUTHvHsF Pass. Jupe o.f6 ?. M.-Bsr,
ometef 20 IS. Wind ae1tdeaat and light
Arrived, Steamship Hafiaa, Lewis. Gal
veslan, % G. A. Whitney; schooner Al
eaiins: Ward. from Utiila. lth ffust 70 =
B. pIsnioia. Ne depar1nree.
AasaSsslanea6n Eef.sEsait.
NHw YoRK. June se4-Expoll Of speele
TO-DAY, $50 900. ..z.ss-.
y. PkcL, 5ane g. .-4The celetzsied Sa.ts
beWa ohfef Hole.in the 1sg Z g pesn ssses'
stnated.
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1 following members OF the House OF
esentatives have taken the test oath,
he admitted to seats. They are sixty.
In number, all of whom are Repub'
except Messrs. Fouts of VIM, Lam.
Of Union, and Pierce of Livingston.
itting members are; -... ..s-,
|bbott, Isaac A.. Of Concordia; I.
lexsBder, Frank, OF Orleans;
ntoine, F. o., of Orleans; "a.
dolphe, CsJ., OF Orleans;
teot, Octave, OF Orleans; - a.. Z
Brewster, o. H., of 0uachita;
Burrell, Dennis, Of st. John Baptist;
dcYey, j. H., of Caddo;
olhns, B., of Orleans;
calhoun, w. S.,1of Rapides;
barr, M, of Orleans;
funey, Sam e., OF Rapides;
beslonde, p. G., Of Iberville;
Dewees, B., of Bienville;
bufresne, p. L., Of lberville;
emarest, "A. J I, of st. Mary; Ha
bupart, ULCER, Of Terrebonne;
Byans, z. B. W., Of Jefferson;
Esnard, ]. b, OF ST. Mary;
Faulkner, A. W., of Caldwell;
Fouts. David O., of Vim;
Huigonet, p. of Avoyelles;
Iartseamp, u. of jefferson;
lray. Charles, OF ST. james;
huidry, Paul, of Terrebonnei
Hill, G.. H., of Ascension;
HOuore, II. OF POiDte Conpee;
Harper, Peter, Of st, Charles,
Hutchinson, j. w. of st. Tammapy;
Holland, w. NJ. or Tensas;
3abelle, II. H., of Orleans;
Handlers, J b. of Union; g
lee, A, T., of St. Bernard;
e Blanc, E., of Avoyelles;
a Rcy, Chas., of Natchitoches;
6ntt, Harry, of Rapides;
Lowell, d. g, Of CaddO;
Norris, Milton, of Ascension;
ollere, s. c., of Assumption;
.ahier, Theophile, of West Baton Rougei
Millen, w. j., of Carroll;
rrell, Wm., of Lafourche;
9lyin, w. C., of Natchitoohes;
Mansion, Joseph, of Orleans;
liOrey, f., Of 0uachita;
Moran, r. j., of Plaquemines;
Mathews, James S., of Tensas;
earce, John, of Bossier;
Page, John, Of Jeffersoni
Pierce, w. H., OF Livingston;
Rlym0nd. NJ, Of Jefersoni
Reese, D. a., Of Laiourche;
Rey, Henry H., Of Orleans;
Bmith, william, Of Pointe Coupee;
lerrett, Moses, Of Caddoi
Taylor, Robt. j., Of West Feliciana;
luTeaud. A., of St. James; t
Walsh, Jas. j., of De Soto.
RashlngLon, Geo, Of Assumption;
Wren, B. c.. OF Bossier;
sVllliams, WIN. g., OF East Feliciana;
Williams, Henderson, Of Madison;
orke, P. Jones. Of Carroll;
Young, David, Of Concordia.
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ADMISSION of HepubilOans.
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UNsEArIsa oE.BoeUs a.EnBEEs.
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FULL ORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE
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RY YTELEcRAPH.
FRoNrwAsHINeToN

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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CHARLKsros, Jane 30.l'eegss 10y
has removed the slogeraQr 4 ss-s.Ss..s
sese...Sss ~ 80 - "a 5ezd otcera IA
ss...ss fstess s'hia ii l take effect On
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= sss.;iis.s7 ~ fnau dfation Of she ouce
49,, 49, ,S,,cb 49, fisce when the hoNae-
amendment - peep rA..use,
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r.sasay4s.r.r. 1ane 80. -sEives f4lling. wlsh.
fssF aiid s hAii feet Of waEeE y the qAn+'s-
Weather clear ana WaFm sf
~ I.uets. 5une s0.-Aftger etAtls ~
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PERSONAL RXpLANAr1oN.

There was round OF personal ex-
plantations in the Senate this afternoon
Johnson and Fessenden participated.
They severally stated they had not
dined with the Chief Justice since the
impeachment trial began; that they had
not asked his advice about the verdict
to be rendered, and that he had not
spoken to them about the matter i'll
any way.
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SPRIHG AND SUMNER.
Spring is growing up,
Is not It q pity?4
She was Buch little thing,
And60 very pretty
Summer Is extremely grand,
We must pay her duty.
but It is to little Spring
That she owes her beantyD
All the buds are blown,
Trees are dark and shady
Ut was Spring who dress'd them, though
Such little ladyD
And the birds sing Ioud and sweet
Their enchanting hist'rIes-
ut was Spring who taught them, though
Such q singing mIstre3sD
From the glowing sky
Summer shines above us;
Spring was such q little dear.
But will Summer love us?
She Is very beautiful,
With her grown up bltSSes,
Summer We must bow before;
Spring we coRx'd with kisses
Spring is growing up.
Leaving us SO lonely,
In the place OF little Spring
We have Summer only!
Summer, with her LOFTY airs,
And her stately PAGES, =
In the place OF little Spring,
With her childish graeesl
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WAR DEPARTMENT, \
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public than was ever before to be made
or marred by one little word. The sus-
pense, short as it was, was absolutely
painful, and the galleries and Senate
f1oer, itself almost broke into a MUIR
muir of relief when he pronounced his
mot guilty." and thus killed impeach-
ment at a breath. There was nothing
more of interest in the roll call, for it
mattered not how Wiley voted except
as he himself was concerned.
At twenty-five minutes past one the
defeat of the second article was an
nounced. The third article was at
once taken up, but the contest had end
ed, and while the clerk read the paper
many members OF the House left the
floor, and scores of spectators crowded
out of the galleries. 1t took fifteen
minutes to go through the Senatorial
list of names, with question and an.
swer. There was no possible hope for
impeachment, and therefore no need
to watch the tally, except to see If the
their full strength on this article. They
did it, and thus it was defeated by the
same vote as the second and eleventh
had been, viz: 50 to IS.
The issue anticipated by the caucus
had come, and the next motion, there
fore, was one by Mr.. Williams for sine
die adjournment. The anti-impeach-
ers didn't like this, but the other side
was too strong for them, and then at
twenty minutes before two, by a vote
of "a to 10, after a word of explanation
from the Chief Justice as to the manner
in which the Secretary would make up
the journal of the Court for trial of
Andrew johnson on the articles OF
Impeachment presented at the second
session of the Fortieth Congress, passed
into history, there to be judged of its
deeds with sternest judgment.
THE WHITE HOUSE.
The President had large number
of callers during the forenoon, though
but few found audience, 1t being Cabi-
net day, until after the vote of the
Senate was announced. Those around
the President seemed in great doubt
were entirely confident acquittal would
follow If a vote should be had, while
among number of Senators up TO the
very time Ross said "not guilty" there
was a strong impression, founded on
RossS'S own statements, that he would
vote guilty. All at the White House
were sure of him. The members of the
Cabinet, his counsel, leading contractors
of the Indian and whisky ring, and
part of the Conservative Senators made
up the company of those offering con-
In addition to these,
some of the largest holders OF defer red
claims before the War Department
were present. Tonight all the ele-
ments in Washington opposed to radi-
calism are holding general reception
1t the white House.
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How the President Was Acquitted.

The End of the Historical Trial;
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The adjournment resolution having
been lost, there was nothing to do but
for Mr.. Wilson to present his PROPOSE
ton SO that the articles could be taken
up in order. This was agreed to nnan-
iTnously, and at ten minutes past one
with a buzz of delight and disappoint-
ment conjoined from the galleries, the
Clerk began reading article two, which
all understood was the strongest OF
those remaining. Ross seemed 10
know that everybody was 1osking at
him, and in moment his face flushed
red and he moved nervously In his
chair. The galleries, 1t was clear, had
not fully understood Anthony's
position, for there was quite a
rastling as he responded Gull
.ty.I Mr.. Fsssenden stood erect,
with one hand on his desk and the
other half way in his pocket, and pro
nounced his mot Guilty" with clear
ness and elaboration. Fowler had re-
covered heart or voice. for whereas. on
the former occasion he spoke SO low
that 1t is yet almost a matter of con-
troversy how he voted, to-day he re-
piled In tone that the galleries heard
to the furthest corner. Grimes rose
from his seat with difficulty and re-
sponded In a feeble but firm voice.
Ross rose slowly and gravely when MS
name was called, and stood with his
hands clasped loosely in front, his face
now red and now pallid, but not
tremor visible about his body. The
fifteen seconds in which the Chief JUS
tice nerTonsly recited the usual ques-
ton was the most exciting time ever
known In the hall of the Senate. Every
eye was turned upon Ross one OF the
smallest, youngest and least tnhuen-
tial members of the Senate, and from
end 10 end, and side TO side of the
chamber, everybody understood that
he held on his lips the official life or
death of Andrew johnson, and in his
hand more OF good or i'll for the Re-
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IMPEACHMENT.

THE CLOSING SCENES.
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Axes, with less labor tothe chopper.
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