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which Have grown out ofithe execution of the
Reconsideration acts. and changing the various

which Have igrownfout of the execution of the
hRecopstruotiDn acts. and changing the. various
acts which, authorize appeal III such cases TO
the Supreme Court to their suspension !; pro-
lvidihg that no law heretofore passed, extend
ing JtOoth6 judicial system DYER the ten rebel
States shall be, construed to- recognize any
aft6fs AID Rapre Sc es from such States
lbeo admitted or Congress shall recognizefta
tdaovernmeBt thereiDa,9lin94 4saio 791dt
T., In. the House, the Senate substitute tor the
Supplementary. Reconstruction bill was con-
Icurred in, 90 to 80 % " shh sAt - 9b""
|s9The majerity of the Committee on Ways and
Means baye, agreed t0retain the whiskey tax
at two dollars, q. ia =. a.at..,.41 ~
"A PETITION from Pennsylvania Is ini complains of
the bdrdensomes taxation, and prays for tho
reduction, of National expenses9at Ho8u stipss
IL The ,HouseHImpeachment Committee haze
agreed upon four, articles, and the fifth was
still underlined. They decline framing an arti-
Gle on the removal of Gen. Ord, ias it would IN
yolyelthel bringing of witnesses from Cuba and
give the President time. j. The articles agreed
upon are, in substance, as follows: First, For
having removed Stanton while the Senate was
In session, and without its command. Second.
Violation of Tenure Of Office Act in appoint
ing Gen, Thomas Secretary0f War, ad interim,
without consent Of the Senate. Third, Having
conspired with Gen. Thomas, and others lin-
known to the House, by threats and intimida-
tiOns, to prevent Stanton from holding the Of
| fee of Secretary of War. Fourth, Violation
Of the Constitution in appointing Gen. Thomas.
10 Az witness before the Committeee Gen. EN-
ory testified that the President had asked him
for his Interpretation of the law requiring all
orders to pass through Army Headquarters,
and Emory thought that law must be obeyed.
1t is thought upon this the Fifth Article Otinlr
| peachiaent will charge the President with at
| tempting to induce the officers of the army to
violate the articles of war; as authorized by
Congress and approved by himself .@''N'''''s
After an examination before the Court yes
terday, Gen. Thomas was discharged. The
crowd cheered him as he left the Court. ,
Gen. Thomas has brought suit against Stan
ton, aud sets HIS damages at s25O, 900. an 5af
| Thomas counsel Will make application for 0
writ OF quo searramt0 before the District Court,
for Stanton to show cause why he retains pos,
session OF the War Department. 4'4
! The President to-day sent to the Senate the
name OF John Caldwell, Of Ohio, as Minister
to Bolivia saatg+2s M 20 9tes} t~li.af
An impression exists that he cannot be con-
victed by the Senate on the prominent charge
If violating the Tenure Of Office Act, hence
the Committee are engaged in framing articles
with a view to- secure united party vote,
possible, and avoid all doubts. ~, ,..,. t s,....
1 Prominent New Jersey Democrats present
the name of John P. Stockton for President.
j- The North Carolina Radicals have nominated
4 Ex-Gov. Holden, for Governor. and CDl. Hea-
ton tor Congress from the Newbern district.
The Florida Radicals have nominated full
State ticket, and elected six Delegates to the
Radical b Natioial Convention. .Hhey also nom,
mated PRESIDENTIAL Electors. lagaa -
| The iowa Democratic Convention yesterday
| nominated Delegates to the National Conven-
tie1, and declared for rPendleton. The plat
fortn favors payment OF the National debt IN
The Wisconsin Radical Convention yester.
| day nominated Delegates to the National Con-
vention.o The0 resolutions favor Grant, and
demand Johnsoa's impeachmeRtI Dixon and
Payne, for Supreme, Court judges, were res
nominated.
0i The Pahtisylvania Senate passed a resoi,i,
ton endorsing Congress on impeachmenf 1t
will probably pass the House, ,7 ~ dam ,f,o,f,
i NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Adyices from. South
America say the Government OF Brazil il bny-
4 ing negroes and offering them freedom on csn.
ditions of. going in the armya ~ ,gl.auae4sI
i, Gen. ,Ashboth, U. S., Minister at Buenas
Ayres, was very i'll. and could NOT sllrvive many
uuya. SHucTu 10 IuxiuS NuCiSI
5000 having died in forty days. Among the
dead are the Chief Judges, lawyers aud mer,
chants Of the city Work is entirely suspended.
and carts and men enough to convey. away the
dead 'b6dies or to bury them cannot be obtained
The churches are turned into hospitals,1 and
many die alone in their honses- s-,-assa,,.. b7sH
T. Tho rebellion in Santa Ee and Rosario was ',l
growing stronger.
h lanLoSDoN,5Feb 2s.--Lord Chelmsford has
resigned :his position as Lord Chancellor Sf
Hugh Cairns will be his successor. s,,i ssi,,1g
The Times, Post and STANDARD speak .ayorar
bly, 6f 'D'isreak lii his new office Of Prime
aiinmterj The Telegraph kisays he cannot 'exs
eect the indulgence given to- Earl derby y.tiaa4
John g Bright mad, q great sPpecs at tal
St. Jhhes Him. ilat which he presided. The
Rev hNskxssaa Hall nlsO spokaN ~ b9iaTaii@4
d II is rep9Etsddb bItalyis slsHt to make atreass
with Austria. -.~4---
Soma Italians object to thu hRGuage Of Sew
ara with regard to Garibaldis and !, bope. the
Afieffcan g6vernment has hot been, secretly
Iauink Gari6aldi as an agent 10f dissehsion, and
hnf Amsuicai aesirsa: % the unity Of Italyse
1 .sJ nj sni ast-+@-----< s-tlnaavs ly
il VERY, ,CHEAp,-A San. FEanciseo dispatch
70 the Sacramento Uaion Of Feb. 18th says:
asT6e North American. Steamship Company
s6lGi ticktts for New YORK today at $22, $35
and so, for stecrage ass1s,ad uhd 6rst cabin.
IThe, PAoi60 Mail Stuamship C0mpanY nlsO eslld