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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-18
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| heA-1O OTlHtIdl SeCylO0S SIX anu
seven OF the act entitled an act relating to
the organization of courts of Justice and
their powers and duties passed February
| 10, 1852. The bill was read the third time.
Mr.. POND spoke at some length against
the propriety and necessity of such law.
| Mr.. HILL, OF Defiance, did not desire to
spring an angry political discussion at this
time, being the close of the session, and he
would therefore demand the previous ques-
ton.
| The demand for the previous question
was seconded-yeas %, nays %. #U
| The question was then on the passage of
| the bill, upon which the yeas and nays
were called and resulted-yeas %, nays ~.
| So the bill passed. ssIgl
| The bill provides that cases in the Su-
preme Court of Ohio, shall be taken up for
trial in their regular order on the docket.
MULATTo BILL.
II. B. No. 300, Mr.. BALL-Tc prohibit
intermarriage and cohabitatiOn between
white persons. and blacks and mulattOs,
was read the third time, and the question
| being on the passage of the bill,
Mr.. BALL demanded the previous ques-
ton.
The demand was regularly seconded,
| yeas 80. nays %. @
The question was then on the passage of
| the bill, upon which the yeas and nays we
called, and resdlted-yeas 90, nays "a, as
follows;
YEAs-Messrs. Acker, Baker, Ball, Bel
vile, Behmer, Branch. Cockerill Cusac,
Denman, DUNCAN, Fielding, Finley,
Fitch, CASTOR, Gerhart, Gordon, HeadIey,
Henricks, Hill, of Defiance, Hord, Hughes,
of Butler, Hughes, of Highland, Jewett,
Jones, Kemp, Kennon, Larwill, Lawson,
Leete, Mann, McMarrell, Moffett, Neal,
Newman, Nichol, Parks, Parr, Pennisten,
Read, Richardson. Robinson. Ross, Rutter,
Shaw, Stickney, Swain, Swetlaud, Thomp-
sou, of Stark, Thornhill Walling, Wilson,
Worth, Speaker-53.
NAYs-Messrs. Anderson, Borden,
Brooke, Coleman, Dickson, Dunn, Gallup,
Hare, Johnson, Kahn, Kerr, of Fayette,
Kerr, of Jefferson, Lawrence, Lee, Moore,
Pond, Rough, Scott, of Hamilton. Sinclair,
Slsler, Stewart, Thompson, of Columbiana,
Warnking, Wolf-24.
So-the bill passed. lgs -
JUDGE STEVENSON BURKE. 8.
Mr., PENNISTEN, on leave, moved to
take from the table Fl. r. No. l37, relative
to the impeachment of Stevenson Burke.
The motion was agreed to.
The question being on the adoption of
the resolution,
The previous question was demanded by
Mr.. KERR, of Jefferson. $3.50 . y
Mr.. POND demanded a division of the
question. i-@
The question being first upon the adop- y
tion OF the resolution, the yeas and nays
were called, and resulted-yeas IS, nays 20. %
So the resolution was adopted.
y The question was then upon the first :
'swhereas" in the preamble-adopted. The
second g whereas" was adopted. The third
whereas" was adopted-yeas 81, nays 20.
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Mr.. LAWRENCE-M Mr.. Berry in the
chair-offered the following resolution:
Resolued, That the thanks of the Senate
are hereby rendered tc the Hon. John c.
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Tho Constitutional Amendment.
OHIO wrrHpaAws HER RATIFICATION AND DE.
MANDs RETURN OF DOCUMENTS NEwE
IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE.

The resolutions of the Legislature Of Ohio
resembling the assent of that State to the con-
stitutional amendment proposed by the 0Sth
Congress were laid before both houses Of Con-
gress on Friday. In the Senate MIR. Sherman
in an excited strain denounced them as not
expressing the voice Of the people OF Ohio,
but only rejecting the sentiments OF parti-
san Legislature, and asserted that the people
of Ohio would vote in favor Of negro suffrage
next T all Mf>Sa1,1ner repeated his opinion
that the amendment IS question is irrevocably
n part OF. the constitutiap, which opinion WAS
controverted by Mr.. Jonns6h: -I2G jjRslclafy
committee of the Senate have already had this
point under consideration, and report in re-
gard to it may be expected ere long.
In the House the resolutions we're presented
by MIR. -Eggleston who said it was an unpleas-
ant duty that he had to perform.
The Baltimore Sun, in its comments upon
the action Of Ohio, says:
This is the first case Of retroactive legisla-
ton Of this. particular character ill this coun-
try, and hence the subject was referred to the
judiciary committee, with instruction to in
auire into the legality of the action OF the
State Legislature. Another important .ques-
tion involved is whether the President can
send back to q State the record Of its action
ratifying q constitutional amendment upon
subsequent action of such legislature, for the
resolutions adopted request the return Of such
record. We will prob IDLY have OH early re-
port upon the subject from the judiciary COM
mittee, and whatever may be the action Of the
National Legislature, the subject will certainly
be taken to the court for fnal adjudication.
After considerable debate, the House to-day
agreed to the Senate amendment.
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Tho New York Herald's Irish correspond
ence gives some additional particulars Of the
recent arrest of George Francis Train. Ii ap-
pears that the three prisoners-Iraln, Durant
and Gee-were met at the steamers wharf by
large body of police, who, after an unsuccess-
full search for contraband goods IN their bag
gage, took them to the house OF magistrate,
where the examination took place. MIR. Train
protested in the strongest terms againt his ar
rest. He stated that he was an American citi
zen, that he had committed no offence against
the laws Of Great Britain upon British terri
tory, and that this interference with his iber-
ty was unwarrantable and an insult to the
United States, whose protection he claimed.
Mr.. Train also demanded to beinformed Of the
charge upon which he was arrested. After some
time the magistrates came to the determine
ton of releasing the three prisoners, who pro-
ceeded to the Queens Hotel, where they in
tended to pass the night. Then occurred
very strange proceeding. Two detectives ar
rived about midnight, we're shown to Mr.
Trains room, and instituted careful search
of his baggage as well as Of every part of the
room where it was possible that anything
might be concealed. They found nothing,
however, beyond bundle OF newspapers and O
large number of pamphlets containing his
Fenian speeches made in this country. Mr.
Train, who had before expressed great indiy-
nation at this outrage, now became somewhat
cooled down, and volunteered to read his
speeches aloud, which kind offer being duly
&C ,epted, he real until three o'clock in the
morning. The officers remained in his room
all night Al noon the next day another judi
cial Investigation was had, at the close of
which Mr.. Train was to be confined in Jail for
eight days. Messrs. Durant and Gee had been
discharged from arrest. The correspondent
ipsinuates that the latter gentleman was an
English detective in disguise, who accompa-
MED MIR. Train across in the Scotia to watch
and report upon his actions.
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NEW YORK, February 9.-Cotton less active
and lower. sales $500 bales, at 19la1ssc. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Corn to &c. oe"er;
Mired western, new, 81 27a1 80; Bed 81 81;
Southern White 81 25a1 80; Mixed Tennessee
81 1oa1 81. Pork dull; new s22 62s; old sa1 90.
Lard firmer; 1S4a14lc. Sugar tc. higher. Iur-
nentine unchanged Rosin 50 95s7. Freighta
decidedly lower; on cotton, per sail, aa7-1Sc.;
Corn, Der steam, 1Oao. Governments closed
dull. North Carolina 6s 51t. Gold 41s. Ster-
ling quiet and firm at 9dalO.
BALTIMORE, February S.-Cotton dull lno
steady at 10 cents. Wheat steady; prlms to
choice red 81 7Oa2 IS. Corn active; very large
sales prime white, for shipment, at 81 2Oa1 "a;
Western mixed 81 20; yellow 81 Is. Oats dull
at 7sa75. Rye 81 IS. Provisions active. Flour
unchanged. Bulk sides, ribbed, 102; clear
ribbed III.
Augusta, February 8.-Cotton market very
dull and irregular; Middlipg Uplands l7al14c.
Sales 275 bales. Receipts 4S6 bales.
SAVANNAH, February s.-Cotton dull and de-
olined; Middlings 172a1sc. Sales AO7 bsles.
Receipts SS49 bales.
MOBILE, February 3.-Cotton market irfegu-
lar; Middlings tic. Sales 700 bales. Receipts
1928 bales.
WILMINGTON, February 3.-Turpentine 8. de-
cined to SIC. Rosin steady; Strained 81 10.
Cotton firm; Mddings Ia. Tar firm at 81 lo.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS. 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,

HEADQUARTERS, 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January 81, 1868.
General Orders No. Il.
I. At any sale of personal property by virtue
of execution issued upon any Judgment OF any
court Of the State Of South Carolina, rendered
prior to the 18th day Of December, 1850, or
subsequent to the 29th day Of april, 1865, upon
any cause Of action arising on any contract en-
tered into prior TO the 10th day Of December,
1860, if tho highest amount offered or BID at
such sale for such property shall be less than
two-thirds Of the fair cash value OF such prop.
erty. Which value shall have been ascertained
and fixed on or before the day of sale, by three
appraisers, one OF whom shall be named by
tho defendant, one by tho plaintiff, and the
| third by these Two, and minute OF whose ap-
praisement shall be certified on the process by
the officer holding the same-then and in
| every such case, it shall be the duty OF the
sheriff or other officer conauctins said sale, at
the request of other or any party to the re-
cord, then and there 20 adjourn and postpone
such sale for the period Of three calendar
months.
II. At any sole Of real estate by virtue Of
execution upon any judgment, or by virtue OF
any decree OF any court Of the State of South
Carolina, rendered prior to the 18th day OF
December, 1860, or subsequent 10 the 29th day
Of April 1855, upon any cause OF action arislng SIN
on any contract entered into prior to the 18th
day Of December, 1860, if the highest amount
offered or bid at such snle for such real estate
shall be less than two-thirds Of the amount OF
the valuation OF such real estate, as assessed
in the lost preceding assessment for State
taxes, and minute Of which assessed valua-
ton shall be certified on the process by The
officer holding the same,-then, anu in every
such case, it Shall be the duty Of the sheriff,
master or other officer conducting such sale,
at the request of either or any party to the re-
cord, then and there to adjo.rn and postpone
such sale for the period of three calendar
Ill The provisions of this order shall not
apply to executions for the collection OF over
due taxes, nor to any process for the enforce
ment Of any lien for lGbor or material recog-
nized and guaranteed by the laws Of the State,
or By military orders.
By command OF Breyet Major-General ED.
R. s. CANDY.
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC, Aide-de- Camp,
Act'g Asst Adj't General.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, February S.-The debt state
ment to be published on Friday will be unu'
sually unfayorable. The treasury holds but
eighty million in coin against one hundred and
eight million, five hundred thousand on the
1st ultiIno.
CARL schurz, who is feasting in Europe, has
no connection whatever with the government.
General Sherman goes Westward tonight.
The President has nominated Colonel Wise
well as Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
uice Rollins.
Private letters from Chicago represent Mrs.
Lincoln to be unquestionably insane.
The revenue to-day 81, $4,000.
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February 8

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Congregational.

WARRINGTON, February S.-IN THE HOUSE,
the following resolutions were introduced: To
proyide for the settlement Of contracts pay
able in gold; the courts being directed to en-
force coin payments; to establish departments
Of iustice to build postal railroad between
Washington and New York; to repeal the 9th
section Of the act relating to registering and
recording vessels; to issue one hundred and
fifty million Of legal tender notes, to replace
those Withdrawn; to remove the national
capital to st. Louis; to tax United States
notes, treasury notes and fractional currency
for State and municipal purposes; also several
resolutions regarding naturalization and
finance.
The Secretary Of War was called on for the
correspondence between himself, the President
and General Grant.
Copies of all orders issued by the District
Commanders was demanded.
John Young Browns case was resumed and
postponed to tile 18th instant.
General Banks bill for the protection Of
American citizens abroad was discussed until
the adjournment.
Tn THE SENATE MIR. Cameron presented 3
memorial for the recall Of Charles Francis
Adams.
A bill authorizing the taxation Of national
bank shares for State purposes was passed
The consideration Of the Reconstruction bill
was resumed, and it was discussed until the
adjournment.
The bill authorizing tho States to tax national
hank shares has passed both Houses.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

LONDON, February q Evening. The gale Of
Saturday was very destructive to life and prop
erty. In Liverpool houses were unroofed,
many persons were struck, and soma killed
outright.
LONDON, February 8 9-Noon.-Bonds quiet
at 72}. oo,
LONDON, February S-2 P. M.-Oonsols sSsa
e2s. Bonds 72ac723 o,
HLoNDos, February s-Evening. g.-fmsnces
unchanged. ILL
LIVERPOOL, February s-Noon.-Cotton dull
and dropping; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuhs
steady. o...o
LIVERPOOL, February 50 P. M.-Cotton
easier; Middling Uplands, on the spot I'D; to
arrive, 7;d. Pork dull. Lard frmer at 6Ss.
Others unaltered.
aLHERpoo1, February S-Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet at decline Of 1-1Sd.; Uplands "
to I'D. Turpentine OBS. Cd.
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The troubles in Italy are ascribed by the
London Times to the different parties in the
imperial Parliament, none Of which are able to
govern, or are willing to allow the others to
govern. According TO this authority, Italy is
in danger of dissolution, and from internal
disorders rather than from foreign violence.
It is not only by Franc: or Austria, not by the
Pope or by the Bourbol- that the ruin Of Italy
can ever be compassed. Ii Italy falls it will
be by her own hands; by the improvidence and
infatuation, by the biud selfehness OF her
leading men.
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silueral notife.

HTTho Officers and Members OF the
Comet Star Fire Company are hereby summoned to
appear at their Engine House, at halEpast u o'clock
7n. Day. in full inform to pay the Last Tribute Of
Respect to thet. late brother fireman. HENRY
BAILY.
By order Of tho President, JAMES PROCTOR.
February4 Fl. FOWLER, Secretary.
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"A charming German girl has come all the
way from Fatherland to hunt up lover whom
she last heard from at Appomattox with Grant.
She broke the head Of scamp who attempted
to impose uporher innocence, and is now in
Richmond after all her dangers and troubles,
earning her living as o seamstress, and anx-
iously advertising for the lost bridegroom.
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ss,rarEet NReports.

New Yolxs February s-Noon.-old Bonds
1111 Gold Ali. Sterling stiff ct 81. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady.
corn 1ac. better. Rye steady. Oats frmer at
1sh14i. Cotton drmsa at 1saa1s3. Freights
am Turpantias scarcsly so firm, at HaaSSaa
Roa;n unchsnasd 5gfsa1
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Exploded--Burnt--Escaped-' 'shot-'Ktli-
cd Himself

cd Atm1eH.
CHICAGO, February "a kerosene lamp ex-
nloded in palace car named the City of Chica-
90. burning the car. The passengers es-
capped. ~ -
sherman, from New Orleans to Cincinnati, was
burned at Louisville.
sr LOUIS, February s.-Eighteen prisoners
rscently escaped from the jail at st. Joseph's,
Missouri. In the nelse Horace Fish, brother
~ the sheriff, was killed and a prisoner severe
" wounded.
one Of the extreme Rsdical delegates IN the
convention, WAS shot snd dangerously wounded
tonight By Radical politician Of this city:
RIcunosS Fsbruass es Thomas R. Bel
committed suicide last night.
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So IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITRD sTA1I:s-soUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
In BANKRUFTCY.-M THE MATTER OF WILL
LIAM MATHIR 5sEN. CoPARTNKR OF THE LATE
FIRM OF MATH1ESsEN, O'HARA& CO.. A BANK
RUPT.-PETTTIoN FOR DIsoHARaE-on reading
it Is hereby Ordered: That hearing be bad ct
Charleston on the 2eth Of February, 1883, st IL
o'clock A. n, ind that notice be published that all
credators who have proved their debts, and other
persons in intrest may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
By the Court DANIEL HORLBECK,
Oerk of United States District Court
FebruaryA tuk.
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a machine has been invented and patented
for putting wicks into kerosene lamps without
beemearing the fingers with oil.