, 1868-02-07
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New York, Jan. l0.-HOnduras advices,
via Havana, say that revolution is appre-
hepded in the interior.
Forty cases Of cholera occurred at Trexil.
The Hcrahrs special says the defeat of
the Supreme Court bill in the Senate appears
to be foregone conclusion The Recon-
struction bill seems more likely to pass. =
The committee on foreign affairs in the
House will report about Thursday bill con-
cerning the rights of naturalized citizens.
1t is expected that the Senate will soon
take up the bill for the admission of Colora-
do. The friends ofthe measure are sanguiae
of sUceess.s HciteH1iSG39sH yTfiiiH
Gov. Evans has arrived from Denver
He says the Indian Peace Commissioners
have been deceived inTegard to his course
towards the Indians, while governor. He
earnestly .stroRe to avoid Indian hoslilities--
Strong efforts are being made to continue
the Freedoms Bureau in Tennessee, Ken.
lucky and Maryland.
Fhe~Li~eriSk police have seized the guns
and ammunition found 10 the shops of that
city, to keep them from the Fenians.
Copenhagen, Jan-.49 government
has received the official vote of the people of
St. Thomas Oh the question of the U. 5.
tranSfsr-fOf the transfer, 1874; against It,
~. 50 44& ttg T F4
Vienna.-The obseqUies in honor Of Max>
imiIian were celebrated to day with great
pomp. The Emperor, arch dukes, COURT
cabinet, generals Oft army, and diplomat
ic corps assembled at the church of the
Capuchins to attend requiem mass. The
Emperor has written an autograph letter to
Admiral Tegethoff, thanking him in the
name Of the Imperial family for his, services
in securing his remains. - p G r. q d
Chicago, Jan. 2O-The Republicans
special says, to ascertain the Presidents
intentions respecting Stanton, a resolution
will be passed to-day, requiring the. Presi-,
dent to give certain information, only obtain
able through the War Office The President
will be compelled to recognize Stanton, or
else send the resolution dierecIy 10 Graut z
The Democracy of New Hampshire are
organizing for stiff fight. A large fund is
being raised for campaign purposes and des,
perate efforts will be made to secure the
State for the Democrats. ....
Rutland, Vt.-The Compton Block was
destroyed by fire to- day. Loss Sl0J,000
San FrsuciScO, Jan 2O.-Legal tenders,
723. .... .I4
London, Jan. 20.-The Fenians are re-
ported to have attacked the Martello tower
at Duncanuon, Waterford county, on Pri>
day.
Washington, 22.-The Senate has ratified
the commercial treaties with Madagascar and
Venezuela. That with the Sandwich Island
is not yet taken up. n
In the Senate Wilson presented petitions
relative to the rights Of American citizens
abroad Referred
Howard, lrom committee, reported bill
relating to the central branch of the Union
Pacific Road. Tabled and ordered printed.
Other bills extending the boundaries OF
the city Of Washington by annexing George
town PrObibitins the payment Of brunties
to diserterS, granting million acres Of pub,
lie lands for the benefit o. the public schools
in the District of Columbia, were approved |
aud appropriately referred.
In the House several bills and resolutions
were introduced and ref, Tred, among them |
one instructing the President to dcmund an
explanation of the British Government for |
the execution of Michael D Brien, claiming
him to be an American citizen !; declaring |
that the United States will acknowledge no
right of interference by other States with
naturalized citizens, and that any infrihge>
ment of such right will be held as cause of
war The resolution also declares it to be
the duty of the President to recall Minister
Adams Referred to committee ON fureign
affairs ...'.
The London Press correspondent at Paris
says there is a feeling Of uneaSiuess in poll
tical circles, owing to the great activity in
the arseals and dock yards. This activity,
together with the pressure brought to bear
on the corps Legi,latif for the passage Of the
bill for the reorganization ofthe army inpairs
confidence in the stability of peace.
Big Laramie, Dakota. Jan. 2l.-A man
who came over from Dale city yesterday,
reports that the Vigilance comm ttee from
Cheyenne, numbering about 100, came to
Dale city, caught three men, named Jack
Hays, Shorty and Keith, and hung them
They said they had come after five, but only
caught three. The three meu got into a
fuss just before the committee came over,
and one of them shot a man, breaking his
arm, and another ball grazed mans breast
Tallahassee, Jan. 21.-The reconstruc-
ton convention met yesterday. The Presi>
dent and Secretary are both whites. The
assistant Secretary and uOst Of the aubordi-
nate officers are negroes
Washington, Jan 2l.-A bill to facilitate
the payment of bouuties was discussed and
until tomorrow.
The House took up the reconstruction
bill. The pending question was Buffers
motion to reconsider tho vote ordering the
main question, which was agreed to, yeas
SO, nays 75- ,-.--...
Butler offered his amendment, which was
equivalent to a substitute for the bill. giving
The appointment of State officers to the Con-
Convention. He then moved the
previous question. Butler, Stevens, and
Kelly advocated the adnandnont Lii |