Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-03-27


prepared yesterday. Deputies Of the Ser
geant-at-Arms Of the Senate were engaged
last night in serving them Most if not
all these witnesses have been examined by
the Impeachment Managers. At least
eleven are reporters"
The receipts from customs for the week
ending March 18th, were 50. 549,232 The
amount of National Bank notes in circu-
lation, March 10, was $299, 693 500, of the
following denominations: One dollar notes,
$s,431 ,05O; twos, So, 1858 ,O3O; fives, $112,-
$780, S3; tens, SIT, 7SO, 1898; twenties, $43,
673,S25; fifties, $40, 977, 500; one hundreds,
S25,299,700; FIVE hundreds, $5,044,5 800 /;
one tho usands, 100000. IseCg
The Senate Court of Impeachment re-
assembled, as per adjournment, at one
o'clock on the 23d, for the hearing of the
Presidents return to the writ of summons
to answer the charges against him. The
Chief Justice was in the Chair. Senator
Davis, Of Kentucky, submitted a motion
that the trial should be postponed Until all
the States now unrepresented in Congress
shall have Senators. Rejected-yeas q;
nays 49, The Presidents counsel read his
answer to the several articles of inlpeach-
ment, synopsis of which will be found in
another column. h~ -ev -sea
A Washington special of the 23d says;
"a great number of lawyers and 9th
ers OF official life have arrived in the city,
and many from great distance, to attend
the trial Gmpeachment), hut have found
it impossible to gain admittance. The press
should make it known that 1t will be use
less to come to the trial without first adj
dressing the Senators from the State where
the party resides, by letter or telegraph,
giving the days he expects to bein the city,
and receiving tickets in return. Each Sen
ator holds considerable number of extra
tickets to issue daily"
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. z
Captain Makey has been sentenced to
Imprisonment at hard labor for twelve
years. ,.f....f. ..o,,
Admiral Farragut left Naples on the
18th, for Rome. He was escorted to the
railway station by the principal citizens OF
Naples # sic ai:tss..sG
Garibaldi has written letter to the
United States Minister, Hon. George T.
Marsh, declining to be the agent of the
United States. e'e r@ .,.a1
Thompson and Mullaly have been con-
victed at Manchester of being accessory
to the murder of police Sergeant Brett,
and sentenced to be hanged
w. Johnson, the Orange Secretary, who
was imprisoned in County Down for TAX
ing the lead in an Illegal procession, has
been made candidate for Parliament from
the city Of Belfast. flsi a5.sis .sla,.s "a
Advices from Amnesty Bay, March 9th,
give report from the advance post of the
British forces that General Napier was
about to make dash on Magdala, hoping
to rescue the captives. ~
A cable special to the New York Herald,
dated Rome, 21st, says: "The Pope gave
very gracious reception to Admiral Far
ragut and suite to-day. The Admiral will
remain in Rome MONTH" Another dis.
patch says he will be Obliged to remain at
Rome four or five weeks in consequence of
the severe abscess which hes broken out
in his leg. .f..,.....s, Ind. ~. d.
Advices from Australia to the 7th in
slant state that the captain and crew of
the schooner Marion Kenny, were massa-
cred at Solomon Grant Islands, by natives.
1t was just discovered that the ship Gen.
eral Grant, which left London, May, 1866,
was wrecked at Auckland Island, the same
month, by being drawn into a large cone,
twenty five fathoms deep. Only twenty
five saved. The ship City of Melbourne
was burned at Melbourne.
THE WEST.
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