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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-14

Emperor Macmillan has been signed and that the rath
cations will Immediately he exchanged. The Empress
Charlotte renounces her succession and also the Joture
specified I'm her contract She consequently
relieved from every kind OF guarantee in respect 10 en-
gagenents charged in the inheritance The SehdD Cor
Repentance its side that the exchange OF
the Publications took place three days back HenccfOf
ward the domains Of LacrOmar and Miramar will he man
aged by the administration OF the Austrian civil list
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RUSSIA.
TIE sIAVONIAN COMMITTEE.

A st. Petersburg dispatch of the 2Sth says
The draft gof the statutes OF the society called The
Slovenian Committee appointed TO regulate tho selen-
hc intercourse between all Slave natonates has been
submitted 10 the Government for sanction
IL Is universally desired that the Society should be
placed under the control or the Minister OF PuDc III
structiOn. -
dispatch Of the 3Oth December says that al credlt
bonds now IN circulation 10 be called In next FcDr-
airy, and they will be replaced by new bonds more dn-
THE CATHOLIC CLERGY TO DE PAID By TIE STATE.
An Imperial ukase has been issued dlrectDS mat IN
future tie incomes OF the Catholic clergy In the western
provinces shall provided the STATE and no portion
of them by private individuals Another ukaSe sspends
the exceptional judicial administration at present ODD
tanning in the province OF the Caucasus, and Introduces
Russian laws.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
There Is (says the Steele at the present moment reg-
lar Congress Of Russian dipomatIss AZ st. Petersburg
The Russian ambassadors at Consantinope Paris, ana
Vlenua-Gen. IgnatieR, Count Budberg, Count
stackeberg and Count Won Berg, assembled under
the presidency OF Prince Gortchakon Baron brunnoT'
the Russian Enbassador has been excused from attend
ing on account OF his age and the nclemency OF tue se
son The assembling OF these eminent persons geher
allv attributed the necessity which IL felt OF having
precise line OF policy in the event OF the complications
which are exrected TO occur In the East Whht seems 10
confirm this View that the extraordinary meeting cor
responds Will the official publication by tho Russian
Government Of the documents winch bear upon all inc
questions which arc agitaed IN that quarter OF Europe
Tie Auentr National says The most dlsqnietng news
arrives from the East The CandiOe movement has as
sumed such proportions that Husseih iasia mas per
obliged 70 ask er II o @
insurgents by money and sympathy ana arc ohy ~aing
give the more effective aid MoreoSer tne sefvIhns
support the menaeIDg demands OF the Montencgrns
We we're informed by dispatch yesterday that Rnssish
agents travelling through Bulgaria and stirring up the
Inhabitants revolt To-day We learn from BOSNIA ana
that Russian propagandism u equally active
ip these provinces aud that II is promoted Ny tue ala Oh
! the clergy Of tbs Greek rite
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ABYSSINIA.

ARRIVAL OF CEN. NAPIER.
LoNDoN Jan. 13.-Telegrams from Alden at the
mouth of the Red Sea- announce that zen. OF hoperV
Napier had arrived at Annelsey Bay the depot Oh the
expedition. on the Abyssinian coast, and lmmedi-
atev SET ont for Senate to place himself at the head
of the British advance.
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THE WEATHER.

NEW YoRK. Hout Their Bar Bfrd Hour.Ths, Bar Visa
Jan ID lto 30Z \. ". Jan. 49, 6 90 3l3 w.
IL 20 N. W.
2lo 30S NV IL $50 1s NV
RsxARKsMonng-llaIy clear very eoudv windy Afternoons
Very cloudy ByenngCondy gusty clear The 10Th Friday
colder thaa the 18Th meteor Of yeOw whte eOos
atmosphere At 7io point DO W. OF the Pssd.s seses
II moved 600 direction u motion nom "
Time visible 10 seconds heeo Of purple red blue
anita
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AUSTRIA.
THE REMAINS OF MAXI

THE REMAINS OF MAMMALIAN.
TRIESTE JAN 13.-The Imperial frigate Novara and
her convoy have arrived at Poa, i'll Istra, with the
remains of the Archduke Macmillan.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Capt Far hiss been De- Squadron and p.rd m x.i,.
tached from the command Of the orders. - -'
susluhsnua and placed waiting Chief Engineer Geo se-, hs
orders heeD detached from duty a. FsX
Commander Edward scCane Engineer Of the Month Au.rys
has been detached from duty as Squadron ard placed warS
FLEET Captain In the North Atlantic
Squadron and placed waiting Surgeon J. Miller has b.sa
orders detached nom dnty Sur
Paymar Cha. W Abbott has the North sqpadyos
been detached from duty fleet and placed waiting orders
Paymaster In the North Atlantic
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SPAIN.

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
GIBRALTAR, Jan. 1S.--The United States squadron
in tho Mediterranean, under command of Admiral
Farragut has sailed for Naples.
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EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION
TuRKIsU REFORMS.

M ,rL ATTIC THE TRIBUNE :,
VIENNA, Jan. 1S-Dispatches have been received
from the South which indicate that more liberal
policy is to be pursued by the Sublime Porte IN the
matter of the Eastern Question. decree has been
Issued guaranteeing not only the equality OF rights
an CANDIDA but a suspension OF the collection OF lcs
for a period of two years.
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PRUSSIA.
ONY TO BE ESTABLISHED.
A PENAL co

A PENAL COLONY TO BE ESTABLISHED.
1t is reported that the Prussan Government
contemplates establishing penal colony somewhere on
the west coast OF Africa and that certain Herr Caen
berg win make an expedition 10 that country in the
OF next Spring for the purpose Of selecting The most con-
yenient spot for the new settlement
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IAnnoancemenss.l

A Candidates or Gentlomea may receive
p,t. lessons daily ~ FogRrHssrssr Usios.cARa
All Commercial Bsnebs taught at the City Collage No as BaSfsr
opposite Ryngton At CALL FoR CIRCULARS
OriygR b. GoLDssra
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TILE LAND OEFICE.

The Commissioner the General Land Oce had
transmitted Governor Of Minnesota let Of isnd
1879 appraised by the Secretary Of the Interior snnias the
State Of Minnesota under the h section Of the act Of Asy H. 1895
aid IN the Construction Of the Minnesota Waller Railroad
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NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION, applicable to
puroo,s Of presertass o fresh rt mk 3c ia
trnte pamphlet free Adore. hEsRr A. ucrss No "a Broadway
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR iS6s:-Lhs pop
us Annual ready aud os sale at the once OF Tue eane
See Advertisement uader head Of New Publications.
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STORE SHApEs-PhAIN, GILT, or LErTERED.
SKlLIGHr SHADES.
SHELLY CgRrAlSs
KELTf's. Ma. al Broadway.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The America from southampton Dec. 81 ar
rived here yesterday.
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.COuGE's Observation-Disclosures, Dining and
Sleeping oon Kitchens Baseueas Cellars WaerClose an sta
HES mad, air supplied School, and Cbues ram
phet scot fee. Address HESRr GouGz, No I9t boasy new
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE and TIE
Wrrsty TxlprSy the periodicals
,ads YorSa AMxxoA So Address w JEss.x0s DEnoExsr No.
aTJ Broalgay ". T.
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AUSTRIA.

THE FORTUNE OF THE LATE EMPEROR MAXI
-.e+ MILAN.
The Austrian Correspondence announces that
the treaty made y the of the Belgian and
Austrian Courts the sui@"' ." the fortune lei W the
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Special Nuiitts.

"What a Pickle in'' without MAGIC ASh'slFis@
you money cannot efecuaA DO ha @ Guy
M and u.DQ one machines time money clothing and
coal Once No as4 Broadway HewYorh
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Rex I Hxnst Sush-Dxsr pecsuy that a
choose VIII give us az snng ZIP
Of siglt Seeing" through the Holy Land"
yonr recent EexYok Jerusalem AT the close
OF an half l audience Of three thousand ne sltes
Joppa that bat the desire 81 that sod coa'
psnY continue the journey 10 Ieruam aud te JSas
list Of thu Genera Society OF Meess
before which delivered the eetnre above n.n
full Understood that application for 40 indspsns
81, lecture. We remain Jour fr.esi' ,, .,x,nox
JAMES J. BJRNBr.
EDWIN DOPBS.
FREEMAN BLOODGo0D.
SAMUEL TEIBIf.
JOHN TAYLOR
JANIS BOCERr
MARTIN T. EOOMR
FaEDBRICK g. QR0SL
HENRY L. sL0TF
JACOB g. BB0WN2.
WI CoSOLLT
O AUNR0B
JOHN h HOAGLAaD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-14

PATERSON, n. jim the Passaic County
Courts Yesterday Mary Burley sentenced TO ak
months ia the State Prison and TO go nns for selling
liquor on Sunday and keeping disorderly house
Michael Dunn and wife aud John Hayes. for attempting
TO force OF Dunn to Hayes were lined
$40 EACH and the Dhuman parents In addition were SEN
fenced TO 80 days In the County jail. Daniel Powers,
convicted Of poygamy sentenced TO mouths In State
Prison William APPEL, wellt0do dyer, having boon
convicted OF an assault upon young woman, WAS fined
$3.50 and costs. Ransom Lines Tor polygamy sentenced
to three months In County Jail and fined $780, Mary
Conner for fornication, fined ga and costs. The court
room was densely crowded during the passing Of sen
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
fBy Telegraph
river is free at Albany.

The river is free at Albany.
The Mississippi is open ct Lake Pepin.
The Indians are quiet on the Fogt Ben
ton Road in Montana.
Gov. Crawford is coming to New-YOrk 10
sell s270OOO in Kansas bonds
49,. The Albany railway workmens strike Is
soon to be amicably adjusted.
IS. II. Pixies whisky establishment, in Gin
cinnat was closed on Tuesday.
Boats are running from Baltimore on the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal.
IAN unoccupied brick house in Philadel-
phia was blown down yesterday.
Fort Totten is well supplied Reports Of
starvation there are utterly untrue.
Eight illicit stills were seized in Port
Richmond, Penn, yesterday morning.
The Boston police had number of we'll
known pickpockets on exhibition yesterday.
.. Penobscot Bay is free. The steamer
Katahdin made her usual landing yesterday.
Mike Pyne's grocery, in Memphis, was
consumed by fire yesterday morning. Loss 600.
-. Thomas S. Ashe of Anson County accepts
The Mississippi Convention did nothing
worth reporting yesterday, did the Virginia ConveR
ton.
Frank Vinell has been arrested in Boston
for MURDER in knocking down and instantly killing Mr.
Kane.
~. Ware Butterfield has resigned as Sec
retary of the NewHampshire Democratic Central Com
mittee.
Messrs. j. r. Ladue e. Co.'s fGundery in
Detroit, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night Loss
$4,000.
. Sergeant Bates, with his flag unfurled,
arrived in Columbia S. c. yesterday and was serenaded
last night.
The mayor of New London has offered
$1,000 reward for the detection OF the ncendiaes which
infest the city,
....T The Central Railroad track near Palatine
was buried under six feet OF Ice Tuesday but tie
road was opened yesterday
The steamer Empress took fire in her
dock, in Kingston, Canada, yesterday morning and was
burned TO the waters edge.
Gov Baker was examined on the charge
OF perjury preferred by freedman before the United
states Commissioner IN NewOreans, yesterday.
Alderman Joenbert (cOored) has sued the
New0reans Convent OF the Sacred Heart for deDynga
member OF his family admission TO Its privileges He
claims $4,000 damages.
e. Lewis store under the United States
Court-rooms Topeka, Kansas was set on fire on Tes
day IL was insured for SIS 900, and contained only eco
worth OF goods.
....J. Hubbard of the Brittingham farm,
saturday night He isl the hands OF the military
thorIties at Camp Hamilton, near Hampton.
Gen. Schofeld has published an order ex-
painng that his order suspendng the sales in Virginia
nder deeds OF trust does not apply TO debts contracted
after April, 1885, nor since the date Of the order
THE Wampanoag, at Fortress Monroe,
flag ship OF the North Atlantic Squadron B TO be relieved
now fitting out at the Portsmouth, N. H., Navy-Yard
..;..St. Augustine, new Catholic Church
sdhce, at Golden Hill Conn., the largest In the State,
dedicated on ST. Patrcks Day by bishop Mcfarland
u Providence. Bishop OConnor OF Baltimore and q
number OF other eergymen participated.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1865

ment came very naturally from him. it was passed on
nsconception OF the facts
Mr.. GRIMES replied 10 Mr. Morrill, He claimed that
article Is prohibited Just in the degree In which 1t Is
protected and that the word protection Is therefore,
misnOIner.
Mr.. HENDERSON Rep., MOI favored the amendment.
would produce precisely what the Senator from Maine
(Mr. Fessenden) wanted He denied that high tariff
produced greater revenue than low one. The history
OF the world showed the contrary TO be the fact Sir
Robert Peel told when he proposed the repeal OF the
Corn law in England that it would bankrupt the country
yet the finances improved Immediately ON the repeal
such would be the here that policy were followed
one result would be give ships something TO carry
The amendment by Mr.. Grimes was lost.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
THE SUPREME COURT AND CONGRESS.

The Boston Posts Washington corresponding
hints that order 10 defeat the act which was carried
through Congress last week by Radical rickery cutting
off the Judgment the McCarde test case decision viii
be given by the Court in advance Of that act becoming
law This the Court will do in defense OF its own dignity
and show that the Court cannot be ted with by reck
less partsans who fppany speak OF clipping the wings
OF the Court IL is well ascertaned that Justices Chase
Nelson, Grer, Clifford, Davis, and Field believe the Re
construction unconstitutional and that Justices
Swayne aud Miller alone sustain their consttutonalty
10 will then six Judges TO say whether they
will deliver the opinion, by prOcrastinatiOn allow Mr.
Schenck to his Congressional scissors on their wings
The decision is made up and they have the power ana
the right to deliver IT, Whether they have the nerve 10
be an ndependent Judiciary remains 70 he seen"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The cotton cases
from Springfield. Illinois under discussion today
They are entitled: Lemore Co., claimants Of $50 bales
Of cotton agt the United States; Wthenbury AL claim
ants OF $50 bales OF cotton agt United States and Grief
ct al claimants Of 935 bales OF cotton ag the United
States Nearly 100000 depend upon the decision Inc
cotton was captured on the Ouachita River in April 1854
by the fleet under command OF Admiral Porter. The
counsel are follows Mr. Ashton for the United States
Il Doyle, Mr.. Jann for Lemore and COMPANY Mr. Gold
for Grief and others The argument is to be continued
70
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
STEAMBOAT BOILER EXPLOSION on THE OHIO


FORTY PERSONS KILLED.
CUNCINSATI March 1S.-The steamer Magnolia OF
the Cincinnati and Waysvile regular packets, which
left here at noon to-day with about 100 cabin passen
gers and large amount of freight was shattered by
the explosion of her boilers 12 miles above this city,
at II o'clock this afternoon. The greater portion of
the cabin was carried away and the boat afterward
took fire. About 40 persons were killed, several of
them being burned to death.
SECOND DISPATCH
CINCINNATI, March ls.-The Magnolia had 100 passen
GERS and 40 members OF the Fftyseven known
to have been saved The following brought to this
city by steamer;
Alexander Eliot " D. Ridenhoar, Col. Charles Mar
shall Mrs Niles and daughter, Rufus Martin and wife,
Mrs. Albert N. Fulton, William d. Ross siNntly injured
T. Cox, editor OF The Fenin0sburg Democrat; G. d.
Armstrong, and G.. H. Huston Of Berlin, are slightly
hurt.
Z. F. Jones and G. W Kerr. Bridgeton, Ind, badly in
jnred.
Badly bj,Ted-Mrs. Baker Of Ripley Ohio; Mr.
Praher brother OF the Captain Mr. Evans and Jackson
the steward saved; J. Stevens. first engineer and
B. Gardner Harry Clark messenger Adams Express, leg
broken.
Lew Mills first mate, and the porter Of the boat, g.
L. ellis, all unhurt. W. Burton, barkeeper,
slightly injured; Thomas Cnran, OF Dover
KY, slightly; ]. NJ. Glimond, OF Ripley, two
ribs broken Thos. Miller, badly scalded; ]. b.
Haws Minerva, KY, shoulder broken, and otherwise
jured Charles Lewis Of Iona fightul hole In his SKULL
j. p Lay Of Aberdeen, scalded badly George Wilbur Of
Higginsport, badly scaded.
The boat took fire Immediately after the boilers ex
ploded and after the remaining upper works de-
stroyed powder in the magazine exploded destroy
ing but the hull which sunk.
Many Of the passengers leaped overheard and were
drowned and others we're burned among them the cap
tain. The boat valued at 10000 insurance, 10000
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PRICE FOUR. CENTS.
. EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
ATLANTIC rsLssssPH
IRISH REFORM ADJOURNED.
LONDON, March ls.-The whole plan for Church,
Land, and Educational Reform in Ireland viii go
over to the next Parliament.
AN ORANGE CANDIDATE IN BELFAST.
DUBLIN. March ls.--Mr. w. Johnson the Orange
Secretary who was imprisoned in County Down for
taking the lead in an illegal procession, has been
made candidate for Parliament from the city OF
Belfast.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
REMARKABLE ADJOURNMENT OF A MEMPHIS
COURT

MEMPHIS, March 1S.-Judge Hunter of the
Criminal Court mas adjourned that tribunal he alleges
in consequence OF the pressure OF rebellous articles
which render 1t impossible to enforce the Judgment OF the
Court, and because offender who had been commit
ted was Illegally discharged, company with other des
perate men, who had sought TO take his life Ihe press
here rdicue his action especially his charge that the re-
lease OF the editor OF The lrdaee by Judge Waldron,
under writ OF habeas corpus was illegal
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
ITALY.
nr An AMERICAN OEEICER.
DEATH OF A

DEATH OF AN AMERICAN OFFICER.
FLORENCE March 1s.-Lieut. John d. Clark OF tbs
United States steamship Canandagua died at Civta
yecchia day OF two ago. The remains viii be IN
tered at Rome
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

] =,
The bill passed in Committee OF the Whole and was re-
ported 10 the Senate. :,
Mr. SHERMAN Rep., Ohio gave notice that he would
press to a vote tomorrow and the senate ADJOURNED
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
THE KILLING OF AlHroHwAYMAN.

MEMPHIS, March 1S.-Three men in disguise.
supposed to be members Of Ku Klux Klan lass
night 70 the house of negro about A miles from Hash-
vile, on the Lebanon road, and demanded admisson
The negro fired and killed OF them. Who upon exam
ination, proved to be Henry C. Blair OF Mcwhifteye
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
TREASURE FOR NEw-YoRK-NINNo STRIKE.

SAN Francisco, March 18.-Tbe steamship
Colorado, for Panama, sailed to-day with egoo,0oo in
treasure e76Ooo Of which is for New-York. The men
employed at the Ameden Quicksilver mine struek
suspended.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

LYNCHING AND HANGING IN RICHMOND. MO.
KANSAS CITY, March 1S.-Andrew Mcclure,
the notorious guerrilla and bank robber taken from
tho jail at Richmond No. last night and hanged by six
persons IN disguise, styling themselves vigilance com
mttee.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
SPAIN.

PEACE ENJOYS FROM PERU AND CHILL
MADRID, March ls.-Peace ENJOYS from Peru and
Chill are hourly expected at Cadiz.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19


The question REQUIRED on Mr. Fessendens amendment.
Mr.. CATTELL Rep., N.JJ agreed IN the main with the
principles OF the amendment bill properly guarded !:
but desiring that this bill should not be embarrassed he
was constrained to vote against IL now.
Messrs. HOWE Rep., Wis., and YATES Rep., III eI-
pressed similar views.
Mr. Fessenden's amendment lost by the following
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
SUNDERLAND BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 18.-The bridge
across the Connecticut River at Sunderland, swept
away by high water this afternoon The Zee Of Great
Holyoke Dam broke up to-day and went over without
injury No further danger e apDrebepded
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

Democrats in ltallcs.
Mr. GRIMES (Rep Iowa) offered as an additional sec
ton amendment providing that after this act goes
effect the amount OF duties charged and collected
on goods wares, and merchandise imported into the
cent Of the amount charged and making unlawful
for any officer the Government TO collect any larger
amount Mr. Grimes explained that the object Is, first,
keep the faith of the Government which was virtually
pledged TO propOrtOnate reduction OF import duties as
taxes on domestic manufactures were removed sec
Ondly because the consumers as well as the manufac-
tures OF the country should be relieved third because
all classes should know what II the intention OF the Gov
eminent fourth because the effect OF the present bill
would be greatly reduce the revenue from mpOrs be-
cause OF the frauds that would naturally follow.
Mr. MORRILL, Rep, VI thought II the policy OF the
country revive its revenue far as possible by import
duties.
Mr. HENDRICKS Dem, Ind) said that beyond the
obligations OF the Government 10 make certain payments
IN gold silver he did not understand that the Secre
tary OF the Treasury authorized TO deal In gold and
YER He desired TO know whether the Senator wished
continue the sysencOrrup in IFS influence In his opin
ion-of collecting gold and silver beyond that amount
and then OF reducing inc paper money Dy sale In the
market
MIR MORRILL, replied that II the Senator had listened
10 the remarks OF the Chairman OF the Committee ON
Finance he would have discovered that IL would be I'M
on the public debt but for the premiums derived from
sales of gold In reply to question from Mr. Henderson,
Mr. Morrill, said high rate OF tarn would produce
than low rate, and that III lie had his lie
would translate every duty into al adj yaorcm duty
Mr. CATTELL (Rep, v. j. supposed that IL had been
the intention OF Congress 10 fix the tar In proportion 20
the Internal Revenue tar as an experiment. but after
experience OF two years the Senate passed bill last
Winter Increasing the tariff rates per cent, which
fortunately however failed 20 reach the House OF Rep
reese time for their action The Senator from
that Congress had committed itsen 20 the opinion
the tariff shOuld be reduced prOpor0nay with the in
ferps tar since they had virtually passed bill ncreas
ing 70 per cent While, therefore, the senaors amend
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
VOL XXVH.....No S,40G.
WASHINGTON.

IILUsORY OvERTUREs TO THE CHIEF-JUsTICE-
MR.. JOHNSON IN QUEST OF COUNsEL-BN-
F,fPTION { FROM INTERNAL TAX MIR.
sTEvENs's sPEFCH-REsTORATION OF ALA
BAMA-AIIAsKA-sPECU IN TOBACCO