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Bgoomal Hithdrsw his motion. and the
bill ana p-ulIng Amendmen's remain with
the .Iudlei ~ COMMITTEE.
Farnsw olth, iram Committee on Recon-
s,rue ION. repaired a I'LL To admit Ala
bsma. 1t provides that Alabama be ad-
mitted whrn the leg stature raifes the
l4th amendment to tho Constitution.
The military district of Alaska is made
a separate department. Gen. JEFF. G. De-
Wis is a,sigurd TO thu command.
The House COMMITTEES on Foreign A.
fairs had long session over the Alaska
appropriation bill. Considerable divcrsi.
ty Of p.nion exists among the members
upon the question.
Morrill, introduced Ill: to prov ids for
the temporary government Of Alaska.
The Impeachment managers had a scs.
sion to day, TO complete arrangements
No moro witnesses will b. examined.
poIiticaI Corycntions.
TRENTON. March lS.-Th- Republican
State Convention to-day selected delegates
to the National Convention, and favored
Grant for President.
RurLEDGE, VT. March 1.-THE Re-
publican Convention yesterday selected
delegates to the National Convention.
The resolutions favor Grant for President,
endorse impeachment and declare for equal
political rights.
Chicago, March 19.-The Michigan
Republican Convention was held y.stcr-
day al Detroit. 1t favors impartial stuff
rage and condemns the granting of public
lands to corporations; approves imprach-
ment aud declares for Grant for President
and Co!fax for Vice President.
ExpI0St0n...(ircat Loss OF Lie.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-The steamer
Magnolia burst her boilers. Full lao
passengers were on board, 80 of whom
were lost.
Destructive Storm.
CHICAGO. March l7.-Reporis from all
directions Of damages by the storm last
night seem to have been general all over
the country. Houses were blown down
and railroad tracks badly damaged. From
SO to IS buildings were blown down, and
number of others more or less damaged
in this city. Several lives reported lost.
California News.
SAN Francisco. March 19.-Legal ten
drrs Gla@724. InNew York god opened
and closed at 1881.
Arrived, 18th. ship Rercre from Port
Discovery 10th. bark Brontes from Sea-
beck, bark On,uard from Utsalady.
Sailed, 10Th. bark Nestor. for Nanaimo.
l6:h, bark Constitution. far Te-kalrt.
l7,h bark Torrent for BelliuKham Bay.
brig Bre,cstev. Portland.
Arrived. 18th. bark OccIlexf. from Co.
lumbia river Cleared, 18th. bark Maria
Gu;zphine. Puget Sound. sailed bark MI.
IAN. Teekale,, brig T. ". Lxcas. Port
Ludlow.
Dcnecratie Csuvcatisa.
PORTLAND. Ogn., March 20.-The
Democratic State Convention o-day nom-
mated J. s. Smith for CsagFess. John
Burnett. s. =. Chadwick and Jas II. Sia-
s.r SIC ~iecssr~. Coaventi~a declared Tag
P.sal<sos for Ps~.id~ss- Ths Psssf<n .
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