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The Washington Municipal ImbrOglio
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Passage Of the Omnibus Bill by thG
' Senate.

Alabama and r"iorida Included.
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Pm1sOrAL. nzATTuRs.
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TIE UREsOENT,S DISPATCHES.

FROM ASKING TON.
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PRINTING FOR TuE BLND-A Git from M.
Dickeis-The Boston Transcript says:
The number Of hooks printed in raised letters,
expressly for the use Of the bind, bas been
restricted for many years, owing TO the lack OF
funds. When Hr. Dickens was in Boston be was
much interested in the matter. and expressed his
intention q supply the means TO print The Old
Curiosity Shop, one of his most delightful roman
ces. 10 raised letters. 10 the Advertiser Of this
morning appears the following letter, written
since Mr.. Dickens's return 20 England:
"GADD's UuL pLACr
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ButIer's Smelling Committee.
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FROM THE MEXICAN BORDER.

Cara Declared Governor of TamauIipas
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MIR. RoIIINss RESIGNATION.
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THE wOOLEY MATTER.
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rHu cAsH OF vOOnmx.
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PROCEEDINGS OF ooNGREs s.
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BILL TO INCREASE THE REVENUE.
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HEADQUARTERS, FIFrH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, March IL. 1865.
Special Orders No s.
2. The appointments Of W. d. Smith, as regis
trar for the parish Of Jefferson, and Of L. NJ.
Bronson for the parish OF Union, Ia. made by
special orders No 5l, current series. from these
headquarters, are hereby revoked, said persons
being absent from the State.
3. The following named persons are hereby ap-
roluted as members Of the Board Of Registration
Tor the paii hes and districts respectively named :
Baton Rouge E.-S. wrotnowski.
C0lcdsiell- George r. Bell
Claiborne William York AtLee.
Jefferson Fred. Frye.
Madison Robert Harris.
Orleans-First District--J. ]. Hebert. Second
Distici-Georg p. Fields. Third Dissrict-C.
Lizard. Fourth Dstict-rheo. Brown.
st. Cnd7fes-J. B. Bostock.
S. John Bdpsist-J Edmundston, Laurent
Martin.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. Hancock.
GEo. l.. HARTsUFF,
A.sissAnt Adj atant General
OGieial
NAruANrYr BuRHASK,
"a Lieut. s7th Infy, Bvt LIST Lieut., z. s. A.,
Acting Assistant Adjutsnt General"
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTKMEET ExEcUuF,
Eouvelle- Orleans. le deeembre, 1867.
TTFNDU que j ames NelIigan a faite
n application pour le cancel ement De lien ocie com
me encanteur dams pour paroisse dOIeaus sav0:
IN bond date e q dbcembre lsG0 pour Ia somme ds
$1,000 STA ne par ui CONNIE principal Patrick Irwin, kch
ard NuIThy ct Gerald fafreu CONNIE securities.
2 In bond cate e 22d JUN, 1868 telle somme
avec Patrick bwin Richard Murphy securities les
dts bonds c0noitionee pour Accomplishment hdae
devors par dit James Michigan encAnteur sS
dit
Avis par present donne toutes les nts
davr are connare ecrt an bureau dn ecro
tare dEtat les gtdix jours qu suivron
adeiere publication de avis les rasnns pour esquee
les dit bonds serait pas cancelle ct annule.
signature OF le de PEtat, ct Ia
date mentonDe ct IA aimee de lin
deper dance des Etats Unis ..-.....
tSigne) B. p. fLANDkks.
Par 10 gouverneur.
J. II. HiRsr. secretaIrs d'Etat
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List Of passengers per steamship Juniata, from
philsdeluhia via Havana: From Havana Mrs.
Il. X. Martin, Felix Reen, Mss Z. Martin, g.
GsrsouU, l. Mccarthy, Mrs. II. Bond. j. @. Bid
well and wife. Miss l.. +. Hegeman, Mrs. G. p.
riggs. b. Merlin G. w. Wheeler and wife, J. b.
Iyon and wife S. Sturges @. willard, George
Church. Mas Jennie MeGraw, Miss Lynn. Mss
Williams b. +. Bskewell, ". II sage, @. Nan
eslle and wife, Chas. Balberiegse aud wife. Miss
). Iibermsn, Miss joaquin camera, CD. Clarke
and wife. A. Bergman. s. Strettematier, wife
and two children, Freeman Wood, A. X. Qlesne s,
VIM. Levein wife and four children, Capt. Hous
don, H. b. Moore G.. r. COberts. MIRA Ryerson,
II. Cartwright j. O. Stevens. B. Smith. Miss
Dater. From Philadelphia-liss Julia Flaherty.
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List of passengers per steamship Trade Wind,
J. T. Morrill,. commander, from Belize, Honduras
Turner. W. II. Green, j. f. Warren. 4. L. Md
dlebrook, W. II. Owen, j. l.. Mercer, W. Nc
.Candlish. j. ". Bassett, d. II. Hamilton, w. b.
Shields, J. N. Ryan. J. W. Williams, Robert
Williams, VIM. Williams, Phil Ryan Mary Ryan
Msude RYAN, p. o. Settle, J. G. Purdy, j. II.
MeAlIster, s. NJ. g. Mount.
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"a Lieut. s7tn In'y, Bvt. lst Lieut., z. 8 A.,
Acting Assistant Adlutsut General"
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Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine
Triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana state
Fair. For sale at 81 Canal street.
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Dec. 8, 1861. !

New Orleans, Dee. 8, 1861
WHEREAS. james Michigan has r-nde APP
w plieson cancel his Official bond auctoneer, IN
and for Ithe parish Of Orleans, to-wit.
bono dated the 2ist Of December 1850 In The Of
$40 0O sgnsd by himself principal and Patrick irSn
hichard Murthy and Gera d Farrell, securities
bond dated the I'D of june 1865 for the same amoun
with rk Irwin and Rcha-d Murphy ties the
conditioned Tor the faithful performance oy
Michigan Of his duties anctoneer Aforesaid
Notice hereby given persons Interested in the said
show writing a. the Office II the Secretary Of
Safe within ninety days after the last publication hereof why
the said bond should not be cancelled ard annuled
Given my hand and seal Of the Stse, Of the above
Independence Of the United States the ninety
SsigneO BF. FLANDERS.
By the Governor.
J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State
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.rrr ARTICULATION PRIZES:
aypsoxImssion prsss OF $50 each for The nine
EAininR of the Ten OF tie narnocr
drawing the $4,000 prize t1IW
. approximation prses Of $3.50 sash Tor the nine -
Fnsinng units Of the same ton Of the numoef
drawing the e20co prize AzS
3 approximation prizes Of f2o0 each for the nine
fnGinine units Of the ten Of the n1mbar
drawing the 5000 prize i,oA
approximation prizes Of $50 each for the nine
naming Of the ten Of the nnnber
drawing the 1900 prize are. 1ooo
= Approximation p1ros o. 500 each for the n.nc re-
naming units Of the ten 81 the numbI
drawing the $500 prise 49,. $780,.
. Approximation prze- Of $40 each for ths nno re-
naining unite Of the same ten o. the amber
drawing the 5000 DriEs ere...-....-........... ~
Representations Of $50 each for the nine remaining
units Of the ten OF thd number drawing the
tiOo prises ASoN'
,,s sr,,.. amounting 10. .S7sosE
whole tickets sl7 Halves ss ousrts IS, Eghths 81 y.
Prlses payable IN full without deduction.
Orders Tickets in this splendid scheme VIII De CAREFUL
BY return mall and the drawings sent With an q
p.naton Of the result Of each investment soon th'
arsstnr = ever. Address -.,.,
OHAs r. HOWARD. Lfcensed Dealer.
Corner Camp and Common streets, OF
f.ock Box Poet Oesra New or'eana
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UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
TKNrH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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Shepard, Abbott Co., IS Camp street, are
selling then stock at greatly reduced prices,
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mACalNEsy. sARDwAaE.

NfACHGNERV. HAROWA ARE.
HAEDwARs AND sH1r o#AsOLHS'
KILLS. q BosrIcK. FRASK v. sEYxoURi
H0stiek - seyaosr.
rnportsrs and Deaiersir
sEA,N AaE SHELLY HAKDWAk sED oyrLkhD
TOyEs IN az and TINNEE's FOOLS,
FAR ans ~. ut ron, TIN and TIN PLATE
SHEET COPPER mo, sAILs AxEs
CHAINS, sHovELs, SPADES. aoEa,
EEAp PIPB. sEEET LEAD. Gas PIFs
BRASS woRE and PIPE FrrTINaS
EusBER BELTlNG, HosB and PACKING.
COTTON WASTE, Etc. OORDA0B
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, rNIAEs4
OILS PAINTS LANPs. LkNTEREs ~
auEfna ornsssuaboat ana RAILROAD enDpliei
fulton and Front streets, corner Common
Sels Al .nt, ters d. NELSON'S LIGHTNING R0DH,
Louisians. Mississippi. Texas and AlabSma
I EEHE' FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED II lszAJ
Corner Of Deiord aud Fosehsr ssrsssa
Wsb.s leave 20 inform oc TsAer.g
shnt We are prepared forsry, nAnnfaetsre stsAp
Engines Boilers sugar Kills, sugar Kettles. Draining Ma
chius. saw Mis Cotton Presses Newell screws Gin aeaF
iue Furnace Nezths AL kinds Of Plantation sns
steamboat works sss svsry descriptions sfAachnsry b
The South AnnDS W
Order, len ct Box rs MeckAnics and Desi-rf kxnhsnfs
-siir~reive prompt attention.
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ght 9ew Orleans Grestent.
Military Orders.

DECISIONS on APPEALs FROM TEXAS BOARDS OF
REGISTRARS -REGIsrRARs APPOINTED.
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DrsrRIcr, |
New Orleans. March Is, lsGs.
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LOTTERIES.
z EETUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY. EDDY 4 Recommendations
LOTTERIES.


uAPIrAI PxIzE-sse.ooe.
xsxruoxy STATE LOTTERY. FOR TIE sESErr
or oIrY or PADUcAH,
ULkss E. 10 BE DRAWN AT covHsroE. II.
Monday, March 1slh. Ises.
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ro.p>v's 4 ortisemenss.
sHERlFr's SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. IS.

STATE STAT E, OF IOWA. IS.
Ia tho District Court &C s,ou County.
STATE Of Iowa:
H. yiree Of an execution issued from tie
o0iea of the Clerk Il tie l. stsics Court Of
seat, County. tate O iosvs, in favor of
+. 4. McSair ara against. n Newbv,
dated Janusry lG,h, l5US, aud TO me d.
rect !. commanding me that of tie goods,
chattsls stock OF interest in any company,
debts due. property in the hands OF third
persons. lands and tenements (Which are
no. exempt by Law from exeeution) Of the
sad ~ Newly, make o. cause TO DO
two 80 100 1882 S0-loo) dollars, with
iatarest and COST ! levied upon the
following described Real Estate. lying and
beiu. situated in the County Of Scott and
State Of Iowa, viz: Lots one ~, two w
and three (3), Roberts sub division, haw-
ley's GU. lots also 30 much Of the north
norton OF Eawley's out-lot NO. hitcen
| 15, Is lies due ives. Of the lots above de-
soribed. ali in part Of section twenty eight
19sl township seventy eight (76), range
four IA: also lot sixteen (16) Hawleys
ont .lo,. in the southeast quarter section
twenty eight (2s), township seventy eight
(7s), range four a.
Aud | hereby give public notice that
sb.ll offer for sale a. public cutlery, At the
Court House door in the city Of Davenport,
County of Scot, and State Of Iowa, on Sat
urdny. the ead day Of February, 1865, be-
tween the hours Ct Q o'clock A. M. and
o'clock p. n. of SAID day, sale to commence
=, Tho bour Of Q o'clock p. ~, OF said day,
ard will sell t. the highest and best bid
der therefor, in cash, the above described
property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy he
above debt. with interest aud costs.
Dated this 2llh dav of January, 1868.
GUSTivUS SCHNlTGER,
;,no4 dst Sheriff of Scott County, Iowa.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-The Presidsn,
sent . message to the Senate yesterday,
which will come before that body, in rela-
ton TO the bill for the security of equal
rights in the District of Columbia, which
was passed before the holiday adjournment
The President msintains that Congress adj
jearned before the expiration OF the ten
days allowed him for consideration Of the
measurc, and that thereby the bill failed TO
become a law. He says that il the ad
journment in December did not cause the
failure Of this bill, because NOT such an
adjournment as is contemp atcd by the
Constitution in the clause which l have
cited, ii must follow such was the ma
turc Of the q journment, being the past
wear on the 30th OF March last until the
first Wednesday in July, and from the
10th Of July until the 2ls. Of November.
Other bills will therefore be effected by the
decision which may he rendered in this
case.
A delegation &C friendly Indians from
| Colorado waited on the President and In
dian Commissioner today. They are on Z
mission here relative to the new treaties.
The Committee OF Ways and Means had
under consideration that part Of the new
tax Till which relates to tobacco, but did
| not come TO conclusion on the subject
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Hosr. \, Jar. 23-The Massachusetts, an
ti-siaveiy Society met tciay II solutions
were offered by Wendell Phillips regarding
the refusal of the Republican Iarty 10 i'm
peach the President; regarding with sa'is
faction the courageous persistcnrv of Con.
rress n is policy CT reconstruction; cor
ueulnng as one Of tie foul,st blot On the
nations honor, the cruel dese.tion OF the
Loyal men oi the south for whom the law
has no adequate pr9tecfioc; opposing Tie
Reinstatement of Stanton. Speeches were
made by Phillips Col. Higginson and others
BosToS, lar. 81 The Traveller contains
correspondence from Shanghai, which
gives.thc following details oi the explosion
in the China New. News has reached The
United States OF the terf;hi. txp.esion in
CHR csc arsenal, 81 Wsahuar The
loss If life has Lot been i tiu,telv n :
ccrtained, bu, some persons estimate as high
as 5000; probably 1000 is nearer the NUN
yer OF killed and wounded. N, Europeans
- ~. Tho shock was distinctly heard 9,
4 N'Haiang, i20 u,ilas distant,
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LATEST NEWS
ny TELEGRAPH,
TO rE5ss pAEE.Y nEMGEE2Az'.
SPECIAL FROM DIES MONIES.
Iowa Legislature.
Iowa Legislature.


Drs Moiars, Jan. -.
sexArr--B pile wefs proposed 10 employ
shorthand reDorters in each Jadlci2i Dis
,,;ct "A ,.nort IN criminal eases b. make
;,,;es q the punishment in criminal cases;
10 nrovide for the annual assessment ofreal
estate.
Lengthy discussion was had upon the
proposition 20 increase the Railroad Com
mittec TO 10 members. which was done.
a memorial asking pay FOR services rem
dsred in locating the Capital in lsi7, by
Mr.. Hosg. was referred.
HousE--H. F. No. 5, g,antiag TO
the United States the right Of way through
such lands as are necessary to improve the
Des Noines Rapids, passed The Judiciary
Committee asking the passage Of a bill! to
pay defendants witness fees in State cases
IN event Of insolvency or aoqaitnl
A bill requiring tho speedy completion
Of the c., II. l. d p. r. r., was referred 10
the Committee on Railroads.
I A bill granting swamp lanls in Howard
county t. the AcGregor Railroad was re
ferred.
The House Ii I. No. l0i. by Mr.. Murry,
abolishing the death penalty. was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
The House Gle nov numbers log.
CBEAoco.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Jan. 23-John Sweeney. mate
Of the steamer Armadillo, and a brother Of
James Sweeney, killed VIM. II. Graves, q
passenger, from Rochester, Penn, on the
Armadillo. last night. Sweeney had been
drunk during the day ard attempted 10
quarrel with several persons on board He
expressed n strong desire 10 blow the clerk :
brains out, and subsequently fired at his
brother, Capt. Sweeney. Later inthc even
ing lie went up to the texas and began eating
lunch. Graves entered soon after, when
Sweeney fiercely asked him il he came to
rob him. Graves answered pleasantly, when
Sweeney shot him, dragged his body to the
edge of the hurricane deck and rolled il
overheard. Sweeney then washed the blood
from his hands with coffee from the urn on
the lunch table and then went to bed A
short time afterwards he was arrested by
the police and was today committed for
murder in the first degree. Graves body
has not been found
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IOWA

DIS MoIvEa, Jan. % In the House bills
were &c 1av introduced to compensate coun-
" superintcnden,s Tor actual services 10
enlarge the State University to encourage
planting OF orchards aud vineyards tn Tor
felt rights and lands Of the McGreeor Yves
ern railroad company 10 cleci ard qualiy
township collectors; 10 grant right Oh Way
To the United States tor canal NJ the lower
rarils; 10 provide for payment by tie State
ri unpaid claims due the L. Iowa Cavalry.
/ so'o.i srs weic offered 70 inquire ir,o
The matter ot cliGs OF setter on shc Dos
81 lrta rivef IL e.ls
Tie suffrage resolutions were referred to
the Committee On Cous'ltutiona Amend.
mente.
resolution Against the consolidation OF
railroad companies was adopted
An Injunction against the Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific railroad has been granted
which orders that defendants in this action
be cnjancd and restrained IRON making Of
entering into any contract. agreement OF
obligation on the part OF said Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railroad company. TO ex-
I, Ia i.e roed, or aid in building any road
1 from or beyond D,,Mones, Iowa. and the
| western limits of Iowa, and from creating
any liabilities on tie part Of said company
/ in rpsN. et thereto.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsuiSGToS, jar. % The House For
cicn Affairs Committee today huthCIi zcd
Ger. Banks to report his bill relative tn
the rights of naturalize1 citizens in foreign
cunnires. Section lst places neturailz.d
CITIZENS on The same footing as native born
citizens while in foreign counties, and en-.
powers the President TO use his influence
TO secure the recognition of the principle
maintained by our Government. The seo-
ON 4 section Pre- vdes that in case ol 9 zure
OF naturalized citiz Is whose release shall
L. delayed. the President is empowered ~
way of indemnify, IN case OF refusal. t. a.
der under arrest and 10 detain il custody
any subject oil such foreign government who
may he within The iarisdic'ion oi tie United
S'ofe, 'fhg third section provides test
shsl rot amply . person who goes 10 lo.-
cisn counties 10 engage p bellisercat cre-
rations.
The Reconstruction Committee tc lay
agreed to report bill taking away appe.
late jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in
cases arising under TIE Reconstruction acts.
The bill, II 1t should become a law, would
apply to McArdle's and other cases involv
Ing Constitutional questions.
Secretary Seward is advised ebay Of the
execution of the treaty between the L. 9.
and the Republic of Columbia for the con
struction of ship canal across the Ii'hmus
Of Darien
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. 2l.-Santisgo ndvices say
thnt five or six o! the aldermen elected are
native Spanish. The mayor is a Madrid
lawyer.
An action brought at Santiago against
a lady who vas the author Of sn article on
the new system Of I. xation, resulted in her
being fired $500 and a hare escape from
imnrisor ment.
Tho harbnt Mastci of that placc was ter
riaiy alarmed over n supposed invasion by
ieseirn X srocs. who proved TO be tie crey-
of llse bark Fanny, wrecked e. the Cape q
Na.,
iho population e Santiago. including
thc slaves, i. l3.oco, AID tho tagaiian $3.50
9an annuaiiy.
Balls hayo been suspended a. San.iago.
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co CONFESSIONAL.

WAsuiseToN, Jan 23-SENATE-Ont the
second reading OF the act supplementary to
the act for the more efficient government of
the rebel States, passed March ?, 1867. il was
postponed yesterday at the request of Mr..
Doolit,le, who moved his amendment. be-
fore noticed, establishing three oualifica
tions: First Military service of one wear or
more. Second. Ability to read and write
Third Freehold property worth 5000.
Mr.. Doollt.le denounced the measure
uniil he expiration OF the morning honr
v hen The special order announced III. bill, To
admit Charles ilendrick.
y motion was made to suspend all orders
and allow ir. Doolil,le to coiciu,e his
SPEECH Carried, yeas 30. nays II.
The Committee o! Conference On The
cotton tax bill reported in iavor Of the com.
promise amendments that cotton impor,ed
alter July lst, 1868, shall be exetayt IRON
duty.
MI. Howard offered & resolution request
,i,R .ne fresiden. 10 communicate any and
Ma alsiu eanns given to Gems Pope and
W l;. or ,asirg command OF the Third
sihssry District unti,r no rrcors,,,a,;c,
Nv, of whiie IN command thrre. ,lso c,,,.'s
" .c'"es. &c, respecting said ,c,s A,o,,..a
81 Iriiaes, from the Con, n,,,s - ~ -;
Affairs, reported q bill in faynT - =. Nasai
tue sale OF the Iron clads, with am a,io"iug
MIR Pomercy introduced a bill, sr
tory OF the Homestead act Refrrrsd has-
Mr. Ihayer presented bill for tbs =,
po,n'ment Of s. marshal in the Dis,-;cs =,
Columbia. Referred to the Julic ary Gam
mi,tee
Mr.. Doalittle continue He said ,hc r,
suit OF the recent elections showing that .
majority in the Nor,htrn and WISER
States are opposed TO the policy, SO far frnm
changing resolution from which the Rad
zeal PARTY care not retreat, is pushing It on
to the madness Of despair II sees that its ms
jorisy IN the North and West is already
lost. 1t dare not exclude the South in the
next election. The South mus. be forced
at the point OF the bayonei, by white dis
reimbursement and negro suffrage. To vote
for the Radical candidate or he will be
beaten. The majority in the Northwestern
and Western States against him must there
fore be overcome by the negro votes ofthe
South
Mr. Trumbull replied to Mr.. Doolit,ls
lie ssij reconstruction was Eoirc on end
would soon restore the Southern States t,
the Uiion, and relieve them from the mill
tary dcspotism which so alarmed tie Sens
tor. In reply to Mr.. Dooliitle's assertion
that they intended to place the South under
negro control. ho pointed TO the excess Of
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Kew YORK.

NV Youx, Jan pa Washington
special pronounces ,he statement, said TO
,c supported by the Cabinet, that tran,
aimiucd that he had agreed to hold on
uuiil removed. as totally false He agreed
with Tie President that il hs (Grsn,j was
removed, that Stanton would have TO resort
TO the courts. but he never made any promi-
SEES 20 the President that he would ~ re
main aud become 4 party to the con.ro-
versy. A subsequent examination of the
law convinced him Of the course he mus,
pursue, and sixty eight hours before The
Senate acted, he waited upon the Mr.. John
son of his own voluon and announced his
determination
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new YORS.

% ~ YORK. Jan. PA FIRE occurred Al
fn,inws. 49, ~. m.nieht The losses are as
$4,000 II. J. Brnner, loss ss roa 'css
sherman d Co., ss.0oc Insur.nveoo,. ,, anu
cerinined. Hnce uhes-
AUBURN, y. T., lar. "a Auburn p.
Sompauy mills near this CITY. were a..
,Foyed by iire this forenoon. Loss $50 oeo
lnsnrea fnr SlG.tlu N,0NV.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

Sr. JOINS, Jan. 2i.-The Masonic Grand
Lodge of New Brunswick was consecrated
last light, aud the officers installed. There
WAS large gathering Of the fraternity, and
nesrly all the lodges in tho jurisdiction
were represented. B. Lester Peters is
Grand Master.