The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

FLORENCE, Jan. 6.-The organization OF the
Italian Cabinet has been completed. The new
Cablne. 10 announced as follows Menebra, Pres
ident and Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Cordovs,
Minister Of Interior; Digny, Minister Of Finance;
Reale, Minister Of War; Filippo, Minister Of
Justice; Broglio Minister Of Public Instruction;
Castelli, Public Works; and Rsbotti, Minister Of
Marine.
CoPEsHAsEs, Jan. 6-The debate In the
Rigsbod on the sale Of the West India Islands to
the United States has been sdjournedto future
day. No decisive vote has yet been taken.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 6-The steamer Teutonia,
from New Orleans, arrived At this port to-day,
and sailed for Hamburg.
BREsr, jan e-Evening The steamship Vile
de Paris, from New York, on the 2sth ult, arrived
here at noon to-day on her way to Havre.
ANTWERP, Jan.o-Evening.- Petroleum closed
heavy at a decline Of franc. STANDARD white
was last quoted at 70 francs.
Tho Pennsylvsnia Legislature-Noaai-
nation OF Omeers.
HARRIspuRa, ian. e.-Thc Senate Republican
caucus met this afternoon, and nominated James
T. Grotiam, of Allegheny, for speaker, and Geo.
W. Hamersly, OF Philadelphia, for chief clerk.
These will be the Officers Of the Senate which
meets tomorrow. The House Republican caucus
met this evening, and made the following nomi-
nations: For speaker, Elisha W. Davis, OF Phil
adciphia; for chief clerk, General James L. Sci
fridge, Of Northampton. Eight Republican mem
bers were absent from the caucus.
The Democratic caucus Of the House unani-
mously nominated Richmond L. Jones, Of Berks
county, for Speaker.
EVENING SESSION.
HARRISBURG, Jan, e-lo p. NIT now appears
that nine Republican members refused to enter
the House caucus te-uay. II they persist, 1t will
give the Speaker and oficers Of the House to the
Democrats; but II is not probable that they will
continue their opposition to that extent. They
| claim to be the friends OF McCament, OF Blair,
| as an independent candidate for Speaker.
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From AlAbamo-Imp0rtan Order frosll
Gen. sWayne.
MosreoMERY, Ala, Jan. e.-Gen. Swayne to-
day issued the following order, which was posted
on the door Of the ONCE OF the Circuit Court fol
this county:
HEhpG..,rE..; d. IIs T,, 81 AIaS,s.sA.
MSSroO.rssIh ia Az =, La. :; ls cogr,
s1sM Ys direction 81 the Brevst Major asner.
such c once until further orders. ' 's
AM Y: Your nse oSSs sdsi.nssf. servant,
Breyet Maj Gen. u. 3. A., A. d. q.
The following are the reasons for this suspen
| sion of Mr.. Hubbard:
| On Saturday a complaint was fled In the Office
Of the clerk Of the Circuit Court by John T. Nor
gan, attorney at-law, for person named Franz
Williams, who claimed the sum Of tloo, 900 al
damages for the alleged false imprisonment o
himself by Major Swayne, st Selma, Dallas coun
ty. The Imprisonment took place during the las
year. On the filing Of the complaint the clerk Q
said court, Chss r. Hubbard, esq, issued sum
mons commanding the sheriff to summon Majo
Swayne to appear at the next term Of said cour
to answer the complaint Of said Williams.
As II was thought General Swayne woul
leave Sunday morning, Mr.. Hubbard directed tn
sheriff, If General Swayne could not be found a
headquarters, to go to his private room an
serve the process on him. The sheriff execute
the summons, and on Monday morning Mr.. Hui
bard received the order suspending him from tn
further discharge of his duties.