The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-21
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 10, M--The mana
gers investiga ion has developed nothing
new as yet
The Senate has indefinitely postponed the
bill for the admission of Arkansas
A special to the Chicago Tribune says
that Gen. Logan (absent from the House ON
leave) was stoned at York, Pennsylvania
One of the stones missing Gen. Logan,
struck Gov. Hahu, of Louisiana, on the
breast
Jno. Naglcr, of Prince William County,
Va, sues Stanton for 900 for tresspass
on his farm.
WASHINGTON, May 10, P. M.-SENArE-
No Session.
HoUsE-No quorum.
The managers examined Charles w.
Woolly, regarding his draft for twenty
thousand dollars. He averred that it had
nothing to do with impeachment, but with
held further information relative to his pri-
vate business
The Managers have summoned several
newspaper men.
Full Cabinet to-day. including General
Thomas.
Chicago dispatches indicate that the
Vice Presidential contest is with Wade,
Hamlin and Colfax. Indications are favor
ing Colfax.
D W VOORHEES, has not been before the
Managers,-has not been summoned.
WASHINGTON, May 90 P. M-sENArE-No
session.
HoUsE-Without business, adjourned to Sat-
urday.
The Managers have demanded copies of al,
kilograms seut hence on Friday.
Gen. Boynton testified to hearing Mr. Ross
say, on the 14th., that he would vote for the
Eleventh Article
Some seventy-five private kilograms sent
hence, were furnished to the Managers.
The people complain because the Cashier of
the First National Bank allowed MI. Butler to
examine private accounts.
President johnson was in Masonic process
sion, to-day, on foot
EX-Prcsident Buchanan is worse.
Chicago Convention.
CHICAGO, May 20, P. NJ.
Tbs Soldiers and Sailors Convention have
adopted resolutions endorsing Gen. Grant, favor
ing the protection of naturalized citizens abroad
and impeachment.
The city is full and the arrivals continue
sests are provided for the Southern delegates
Governor Ward called the Convention to
order Bishop Simpson prayed.
Carl Schurz temporary chairman.
committee of one from each State was APP
pointed on credentials
Texas was unrepresented
The Southern States were all called
Nineteen negroes are among the delegates.
The canvass for Vice President is spirited. 1t
is thought that Wade will lead on the trst ballot.
The Convention adjourned, after effecting Or
ganzation, to await the report of the committee
on credentials.
French Press on Impeachment.
PARIS, May 10, P. Me Temps says
johnson is saved only by legal forms"
Des De6ats says: 1.-The vote is such as to
render johnson powerless hereafter"
La Liberte says: "The verdict shows
that liberty is the best guarantee of justice"
The Constitutional says: 1.-THE vote is IA
tai to the Republican party"
LIE Epdgne says: great party could
not more clumsily have lost its prestige"
La Presse applauds Republican institu-
tions, which permit the Chief Magistrate of
forty millions to be brought to trial, without
bloodshed or national disquiet.
Napoleon is sick.
United States Senator Elected.
NEw-HAvEN May 20, Mn the Senatorial
election, NJ. Buckingham received 124 votes and
Mr.. Dixon !09.
Markets.
New YORK, May 10, P. M-Gold 1 39t.
Virgnias 525. Old Bonds 1893.
Cotton dull, 213n32.
Turpentne easier, 55Aa6.
Rosin quiet.
New YORK, May 10, P. M.-Cotton q
shade lower. Sales of 800 bales at 24t
Turpentinc 65a56.
Rosin 3,20n7.
Gold steady at 1891.
BALTIMORE, May 10, P Motion nomi-
nal.
NEW YORK, May 20, Motion dull and de-
clining, 3l@311s Gold 1898.
LIVERPOOL, May 20, M.-Cotton dull and
easier Prices unchanged. Sales of 5000 bales.
New YoRL, May 20, p. M.-Cotton dull-nom
inally lower Sales of 200 bales at 81.
Turpentine Sc to 564. Rosin 3,15@7.
Gold 1, 1919. Sterling 10.
Married