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tive, Of the Republican members. and when he an.
nounoed himself in favor of impeachment, the gene
raj conviction that there could be two opin-
IONS concerning the result of tho movement. Then
Mr.. Bingham began his argument slowly, deber
atey earnestly, and with great olOquenoe. His man
ner was impressive his words neatly chosen, and his
arguments unanswerable. He was listened to with
profound silence and his speech throughout was con-
vincng and effective His to Mr. Brooks left
the latter without any sympathy the little effect
which the smoohness of his dictiOn had excited be-
ing entirely swept away. Mr. Bingham closed
at 4lO.
Mr. Farnsworth next took the Aoor speaking forci
bly, three quarters Of al hour creating much meIIl
ment in answering the Interruptions of Messrs'
Brooks, Getz, and other Democrats. Mr.. Farnsworth
gave way TO Mr.. Kelley for motion to take recess
After the motion had been made there the great
est excitement were manifested on tho floor OF the
House, all the members gathering about Mr.. Kelley
some begging him TO withdraw his motion otherS
asking amendments, Others endeavorng to compass
adjournment until Tuesday, others wanted TWO
hours recess Others a final adjournment until Mon
day Some of the more enthusiastic members were
clamorous for vote on the resolution of impeach-
ment before leaving their seats. The Democrats
were willing TO fllibuster or adopt any other course
TO DELAY the vote and all sorts OF motions made
at the same time The Speaker, with admirable self
possession and discrimination. prevented a dozen
interminable points of order. and any amount
of endless discussion on inoxtTicable questions.
He slashed about him unsparngly. rebuking this
one, suspendng that one, ordering another one TO
take his seat until order and obedience had been re-
stored when division was had, and the House took
recess at 520 until n O'clock, and allowing until
Monday at o'clock for debate, at which hour Mr.
Stevens viii call the previous question: and the reso-
linton that Andrew johnson be impeaChed of high
crimes and misdemeaDors viii pass the House by
strict party vote mono daring TO bolt his party.
Messrs Carey of Ohio and Stewart of New-YOrk,
elected as Independents are not counted by the Re-
publicans
The evening session lasted until few minutes after
II o'clock The excitement and anxiety mani
tested during the day were continued The galleries
and lobbes were crowded, and at least 5000 people
we're in and around the Capitol. Only the House
was in session, and the crowd was found to be so
great that the rules were dsregarded, and the floor
was filed with auditors. most of whom were women,
the wives and families of members The arduOus
duties Of the day had out Mr. COlfax, and Ar.
Blaine was called to net Speaker pro e Speeches
were limited TO 80 minutes. and seven members who
were anxious to place theBlseN es on record, were
allowed to do So Messrs. Baker. Kelley, Logan and
Ineerso spoke in favor of impeachment, while
Messrs. Phelps Beck. and Holman supported the
President An arrangement made to meet at
10 this morning after which, close 10 midnight, the
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
POLITICS.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

HOW THE DEMOCRACY CONDUCT THE CANVASS.
The New Hampshire Copperheads say that
Gen. sces charged tl95 apiece for two speeches in
NewHampshire. This untrue he did not charge nor
was he paid for his work.
The Rev. Henry Clay Dean and the Rev. C.
Chaunoey Burr still working hard for the Democracy
IN Hew-Hampshire. Here ia extract from one OF
Deans speeches at the Democratic National Convention
Since the day when Ahasuerus issued his edic the
murder OF The Jewish nation, more gigantic crime has
not been recorded than the recent edc OF the ignorant
your SONS and brothers, for fresh mmOlati0n TO the
Abolition God For three years Lincoln had been
calling for men, and they had been given But with all
tho vast armies placed at his command he had failed
failed failed Such failure had never been known
Such destruction Of human life had never been known
since the destruction OF Sennacherb by the breath Of the
Almighty. And still the monster usurper wanted more
men for his slaughter pens. Ever since the usurper,
traitor and tyrant had occupied the Presidential chair
the Republican party had shouted 10 the knife and
the knife 20 the ht Blood had flowed in torrents aud
yet the thirst OF the old monster not quenehed His
cry was for more blood"
This said time ago. but TO show that Dean Is
still Of the opinion quote the following from
recent speech;
!" n could have my way would place JEFF Davis in
gress, where he rightfuly belongs; then would
Concord take all those miserable battle flags from the
SateHouse, and make bonfire OF them In the state
House yard then would all through the North and
destroy all the and gravestoDes erected ~
memory OF soldiers In short would put out OF sight
everything which reminds US that ever had war
withSur Southern brethren. do not know as would
pray TO 0ed TO get them out OF the way soon as post
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
MEXICO

GEN. DIAZ on LEAVE OF ABSENCE-sPANIARDs
EXPELLED THE CAPITAL - MINISTER TO
ITALY - ROMERO REORGANIZING MEXICAN
FINANCES.
HAVANA, Feb 21.-The mail steamer has
arrived from Vera Cruz Gen. Daz has been granted an
unlimited leave Of absence In consequence OF the ac
cdent which occurred TO him at OXaca and from which
he Is slowly recovering at the capital.
banchez Navarro has been thrown into prison but the
cause OF ms arrest has not been made public.
Instant.
The weather at the capital was unusually cold for the
The accounts from the colony OF ex-Confederaes at
Eight spauiards had been expelled from the capital as
dangerous characters.
gress.
battle had taken place at Huasco between the regi
lars and party OF bandits Twenty OF the latter were
killed.
Senior Romero, Minister OF Finance, IA engaged In or
kanizing the finances The debts OF the French nation
viii be compromised Mexico will not recognize the
intervention of France. The Government will send
Minister TO Italy.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
FRANCE.
THE PRESS LAW DEBATE-wAsHiN0ToN's BIRTH
DAY IN PARIS.

THE PRESS LAW DEBATE-wAsHIN0ToN's BIRTH
DAY IN PARIS.
PARIS Feb. 29.-The bull for the regulation of ne
newspaper press is still under discussion in the Coz
Legislatif. The amendment for allowing tho full
publication Of summaries Of the Corps debates was
rejected this evening by n vote of l55 10 g.
The usual public ball in honor of the Birthday Of
General Washington did not occur this year. Gen.
Dix. the American Minister, gives a grand fete this
evening.
Feb. 23.-The f6te given by tho United states Min
lster Gen. Dix last night in celebration of Washing
tons Birthday was a very brilliant affair great
crowd of Americans and foreign guests attended
Many French and other European nOtabilities were
present. The decorations were superb. and appro-
pirate to the occasion No speeches were made
THE VAST MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
LONDON. Feb. 23-The Independence Beige Of Satur-
day has article the prospect Of peace in Europe
1t expresses the general feeling Of apprehension
which prevails In saying that the vast military prep
aratiOns which are going on in all parts OF
France arc of a character aud scale which lead
to the conviction that they designed TO meet
other purposes than those of national defense
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.

The South Carolina Convention adjourned
over washington's Birthday.
The Louisiana Convention lacked quorum.
The Florida Convention, on Saturday, adopted
seftfai 1fcles 81 the Constitution The Franchise Ar
tlce provides that all male citizens years Of shall
vote the first eecian and for year from the adop
ton Of the Constitution only those registered under Con
gressiOnal laws shall vote.
The North Carolina Convention discussed
manhood suffrage on Saturday, but did not vote.
The Mississippi Convention appointed Com
Grant and other functonares the true condition Of affairs
Mississippi Also 70 negatiae loan OF 100000 to de-
fray the expenses OF tho Convention.
The Georgia Convention recOnsdered the re-
port ON the basis OF representation and 50 amended 1t
all persons eligible to office at the hrt election
under the Constitution An effort 10 have the state
Capital removed to Atlanta defeated for want Oka
twO-thrds vote TO suspend the rules.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
MISSOURI.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Sr. Louis, Feb 22.-The Republican State
Convention met jefferson city at II O'Clock this morn
INK LeutGoy. smith was elected temporary Chairman,
Col Jsmison aud Capt Colby temporary Secretaries
After tho appointment OF Committees Credentials aud
Permanent Organization. the Convention adjourned to
O'Clock In the afternoon session permanent Organi.
zation effected by the election 81 I1euGov Smith
Chairman. Vice President from each Congressional
District and Capt Colby Secretary. The follow ing
named we're elected pelegsles ,Ig AZ Large
The sT are tsf esnar Delegates chosen
"a prs1-F W CROENBOLD, the Hoo. ". OWENS
% Dbt-GEo. n THELlMRts GEo MosKR
ss pht-c'P. BURpErr R. c Lk%IS9 aIS1,,ns
Tb Dist-DAvID BOSHAh, J. T. AsHRR
eh Dht-A w WILLIAMS II. NJ. MlLLBR
The Committee Resolutions reported the following
which unanimously adopted;
tsS T. ..s ss p.ops .SI under Ss couSou q The UaisJ
% nd sTs., s tSs ~o Of the Dscr.ou Of Iud.
peadeBos ths, all created equal sud that equal politics.
liberty % this end We ndor'e iae Reconstruction po o5 Ces
ss. Of the United aud the representatives, Of the Raa
nos men Of the State Of Missouri Convcon assembled
ready 10 accept responsibilities snd issues srnE hsrefom
r.soa eonps restoration in tn. Congress Of tho United
States ths shall give Imge guarantees o eer tao 70 'l M
citizens " such States 81,
and OUT direct proportion the v.ne Of productions
will support ony those s,'s, o Poae- seo1o%y Gn 'a &
P.oysd That tn, development Of untold vea. Of
demand yei snd the completion Of the railroads
ssrsd Thai tho doctus Of Britain Prussia
pesn powers once citizen asays sIsn must e' resisted a. s
Ly the w nations and at With national honor and indie
pendnoe nsuraod citizen. entitled to be protected in AZ their
The United native nuraed sheald be liable 70 arrest and
eoSary and 4 30 Imprisoned da O'hs Govern
.oe.S thai we the Radical party 9TH, Sat, sfs,.our hsrsby
rnrs our preference o. GRAFT candidate for PreeH
Mr. f. " Fox OF Sc. Louis was elected Chairman, and
Mr. Hilton. Secretary, Of tho Radical state Committee
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
IRELAND.
TWO DUBLIN EDITORS sESTEl

TWO DUBLIN EDITORS SENTENCED.
LONDON, Feb. 22-Eyening Casey. who was shot
some tine since by the Fenian Capt. Mackay. died
at Cork to-day. Mr.. Sullivan OF The Dublin NGt0n
who recently convicted in that city for publish
ing sedious libels in his newspaper. has been sen
fenced by the Court to six months imprisonment
Mr.. Pigot of The Dublin Irishman who was tried and
convicted on a like charge. was sentenced to ~
months imprisonment. Both prisoners will bo re-
qured. the expiration of the terms Of their con-
fncment TO furnish security for their future good
behavior.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
EUROPE.
GERMANY.


TREATY BETWEEN THE NORTH GERMAN con
FEDERATION AND THE UNITED sTATES-TiH
RIGHTS or NATURALIZBD CITIZENS RECod-
NIZED.
BIT AILASrtc rnIEaRAys
BERLIN, Feb 22.-The diplomatic negotiations Of
the Hon. George Bancroft United States Minister at
the Pussian Court with the Cabinet of Berlin the
important subjects of the naturalization of Germans
in America and the rights of such naturalized cti-
zens on their return to fatherand have been brought
TO very important issue and crowned with success.
The North German Bund as reconstructed agrees TO
fully recognize and accord all the rights exemption
from military duty, &c. of native born Americans to
Germans naturazed according to law as citizens OF
the United States after they have spent five years in
the territory of the republic. The treaty to this
effect, which Mr.. Bancroft has been engaged On Tor
some time past in maturing, has been accepted by the
authorities of Prussia and the North German Bund
and was dulyattested and signed by Dir. Bancroft
in his capacity of United States Minister. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
MAPTNF INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, Fob. 22.-The steamship Allemannla
of the Hamburg American Line, which left New
York Feb H. arrived a this port about o'clock this
morning. making the passage in less than ii days.
Feb. 23.-The North German LlOyds steamship
Union Capt Won Santem. which left New York on
the 18TH arrived at this port about o'clock to-day,
on her way 20 Bremen.
LONDON. Feb. 22.-The steamship Celia, Capt.
Gleadell of the London and New York Line, which
left New York the 9th nst arrived ia the Thames
at a late hour yesterday, ON route to this port.
Siberia Capt Martyn, which sailed from New York
on the 18th inst. reached Queenstown yesterday, and
arrived at this port this morning The lnman steam
ship CITY of New-York Capt. Halcrow. from New
York Feb H. via Halifax the l4th. reached Queons-
town Yesterday, and arrived here to-day
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
GREAT BRITAIN.
A rREMENpOUs GALE.

A TREMENDOUS hALEs
LONDON Feb. 2S-6 p ma tremendous gale pre-
walls on the west coast of England and Wales. The
great break water at Holyhead massive stone pier
900 feet long. has been carried away by the waves.
and the lights have disappeared. No disasters to
shipping have been reported up TO this hour
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS
Mr. William Forster, the member for Bradford.
has given notice that on Friday the 2Sth inst, he
will call the attention of the House OF Commons TO
the state of the Naturalization laws and the right of
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Two locomotives collided near Binghamton,
on the Erie Railroad Saturday. and one Mr. Sturte
want, q brakeman, was slightly injured.
On Saturday noon tho srnoking-ear OF the
1910 Bloomfield passenger train the Morris and Essex
Railroad OF the track at Rosevile. near howsrk
The stove In the was upset and In short time the
car was burned 20 ashes All tho passengers escaped
uninlured The conductor, named Charles Corby. ana
brakeman, named James KRDc, Tero badly W ared-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
RHODE ISLAND
RErUBLIcAN STATE CONVENTION.

EEFI HLILAN 0TATE IVNFFNIIUNs
Providence, Feb. 23.-The Republican State
Convention met here yesterday. and nominated Gen A.
T.. Burnside Of Providence for Governor, Pardon ".
Stevens OF Newport for Lieutenant Governor. John H.
Bartlett for Secretary OF State, willard sayles for At
torney General George r. Tew for General Treasurer
They arc all incumbents except the Leutenant-GOy
ernor The following named elected delegates 10
the National Convention: CHABiIs &. VAN IANDr OF
Newport, LYgANDER FIAG0 Of Smithheld. WILLIAM
sFRAGUE OF South kingstOwn, WILLIAM GODDARD OF
Warwick. AAus DE WOLF PERRY OF Bristol. LYMAN r.
FRfEZB OF Providence ROWLAND g.. HAZARD OF South
Kngstown, aud JOHN g. CHAMrLAfs of Hopkint--
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
KENTUCKY.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23-1he Kentucky Demo-
cratic State Convention met at Frankfort yesterday and
was permanently organized by the election OF the Hon
Jesse d. Bright a. Chairman. aud NJ T. ChrsmBn Sec
retnry Tho Hon j. v. Stevenson was nominated by
aocamatOn for Governor. Delegates chosen TO the
National Convention Resolutions adopted declar
ng George H. PeDdleton kentucy- first choice f0r tho
Presidency, and demanding full amnesty.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
ST. THOMAS.

NEW SHOCKS OF EARTHoUAKE-rHh kENoLu-
TIoH IN SAINT DOMINGO.
HAVANA, Feb 22.-The latest arrival from
A. THOMAS brings gence that shocks OF earthquake
had occurred bat they not violent aud caused little
fear among tho inhabitants. -. q a.,
Advices nom 81 Domingo conhrm the report on ths
raoture OF the capital BY the ERepsb GgQ Bsot aSu
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
ITALY.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION or ADMIRAL TARRA-
CUT AT VENICE.
FLORENCE, Feb &3.-Admiral Farragut met with an
enthusiastic reception last week from the Govern
ment and people of Venice. He next goes 20 Milan
and Genoa whence he will proceed TO Rome. having
accented official invitations to visit those cities
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24

not arrived ct g. DomiBzo at latest dates Gen Jaoin,o
was forming cabinet and recognizing the Dominican
government uen luperon has sailed from Turks Island
with an TO attack tie City OF St Domingo and
. counter rrevO,ptlon against BaeE Is spprehended.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
TENNESSEE.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, Feb 22.-The Republican Con-
yentlon to-day nominated G. M. Donaldson for Sheriff
Capt Michael Walsh late OF the Freedmens Bureau for
Reysnne Collector Messrs Travis and wndham OF 7Ae
Press and Times for Trustees and A. b. Smith colored
FOR Jaflo
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

a, ,us ouLy CABLE rHs rRiBrsN
u.x.,. F.b aNoases the out ports quoted tGS rss
M c,,,d AID s,a6i for Museovado keg Bacon ie n Hams
M, N for s.te 2 for sasArcre Pssstoes sidsS Dbl
s, 7ao reals Tor H. and G9l for EOS Is TO 90 BT
change United s''is' s e'a' a'eoun short EA 10 goa
u y dsccant
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24

The brick block corner of Prospect and Sher-
in.sts Cleveland Ohio was burned on Saturday morn
ing Loss ST5,0O0.
nal-mill recently erected at Bellaire, Ohio,
and in operation hut few weeks destroyed on Sat
urday night Loss N0OOo.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24

The New Wood Haugings on exhibition NO l Srosd
"a, etw cen flight stairs lnsse
Wood HAudng furnished cheaper prices than paper hang
and Ar, mach richer elegant perfectly durable They present
All the solid wood work and he applied "a pam e
In papeS or IN elaborate mosAics Gail and eIsmne
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
N0RTH CAROLINA.

REPUbIICAN CONTEMPORARIES COUNTY.
RALEIGH, Feb 22-The Republican County
Convention here today nominated Que negro and three
whites for the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
WEST VIRGINIA.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
WHEELING Feb. 23.-The Republican Con
venton assembled at Hall House on Saturday and
appointed Delegates TO the National Convention.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS

a,s gslscisoo Feb Ans sOoks sdEsaed aaung '1'
20, ,sd f.,hsf rse Is Anticipated following The LATEST
-, c,,v Poat 81 500 Ophr ChoAr Posoa tts9 ieos
49,, Al ~. 1ieea sat Tary frO, Savage Sin ksp9eH.
s,1s fr5,tai enc. Cod Hil all ti0o, 0fssasa. wv
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
LOSS OF THE 9LoucEsTER MASS, SCHOONER

- ~ LIZZIE UnUATE. ." - y
RosTos. Feb. 23-The bark Thomas Brown,
at ths port reports Feb ie lat 95 49, Ion 70 S. having
spoke the British bark ]. @; Wright. 20 days from
took from her Reuben McKenney one OF the crew Of the
schooner Lizzie f. Choate OF Gloucester Capt Ganney
from New York for Antigua, which vessel was lost Ut
ses Feb o. and Capt. Gaffney Bent Morton, mate and
Henry Caffney seaman, were lost. Hugh McKinnOn
and Charles Nelson, seamen, were saved. ana remained
ON hoard the j. q. Wright.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
$40 liiles Of

$40 Miles Of
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
suished track being laid aud trains
WITHIN TEN MILES Of tie SUMMIT fhs ROCKY MoUSTAiNs
The pospse, that the
WHOLE GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC
WILL BE CoAPLETED IN 1870
was never better provided for construction have
proved ample Of funds for The EsOoas
scutiOa Of the enterprise The cOmpsHs FIRST hosT2AeS
BONDS are low offered at PAR They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.
and have thirty ysss before maturing
Subscriptions will be received NevYok the Csnpsss oass
No 20 Eas,aust, and By ra
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. Ne E.s.s,..
CLARK, DODGE Co. Bank p No. 81 wsllss
JOHN j. CISCO L son. Bank Hs No. 50 wsnss.
HENRY CLEws 4 Co. Bsnkois No. y Waii"-.
HRDDRN, WINCHESTER c., Bankers No. 50 Broadway.
COmpans advertised Ageut thrOughou the United states
should be made In drafts 'he funds Nsv fs
and the bonds will be sent free Of charge By return express ran
subscribing through local sgsa will lock TO them Tor ss" %"
delivery
EBw PAMPHLET AND MAP. siOsss the Pr'rs" 81 Ne
Work Resources for Construction and Fsue Of sohas "T
tAned at the Csmpasys advertised Agents s '
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examination Of the LUNGS his Reprones ms pnes n
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S-a-r-s-a-p-a-r-i-
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virtues aebed 10 this and obtained usdss
RADwAYs process rescuss by wonderful curative po.es
Chronic sEn ssuOas snd eured secondary
the reputation OSPAa FROM the unssrsb' Opisisss Of As
medical faculty.
sARsAPARnLTAS SARsAPARuLI4s.
ingredients erOisAry curative properties
composition Of
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and this remedy may efasl and qx
curative remedy in al Chronic Gndular sku Kidney Bladder ss1
Urinary diseases In diseases Of the Lungs BrOneh rhost and yss
sards Immediate Il eOnmuues M eurative
through the bsod and urine The moment swao~et
lie work publication and the expulsion Of corrupt hass
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material and functional harmony Of each dspsvsd hs
natural secretion Of I've constituents In where there
difficulty Kidneys Diabetes Gravel Cssnh Irrses e
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immediate relief and insure q
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THE STATE OF 1RADE.
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