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October 8

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but few of the constitutions of the United
States. There are eleven States which say
nothing upon the subject, and there are twenty.
three which have decided that the jury shall
be judges Of the law and fact.
After few additional remarks, Mr.. Mackey
offered the following resolution:
Resolued, That the committee OF the whole
now rise and report that they have had the
ninth section under consideration, and recon-
mend that the words shave the right to deter
nine the law ana facts under the direction of
the court" be stricken out, and these words be
inserted, "the jury shall be judges Of the law
and fact"
The resolution was agreed to, the committee
rose. reported progress, and the convention
adopted it's report.
With but slight amendments, most of them
verbal in character, the convention then
fourteen, fifteen, sixteen and seventeen, and
the hour Of having arrived, adjourned to
meet this morning at half-past 10 o'clock.
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Tur FIRE AT LATRoBE.--BURNING OF SAINT
y.y1ER,s AcADEMY.--The Pittsburg Post gives
the following particulars Of the burning OF st.
Xayier's Academy, near Latrohe, Pa., on
Saturday afternoon:
all Of the pupils we're got out Of the build
ing IN safety, with their clothing, Iho gslue-
nar iani.or and groom were the only men
within call. The sisters, after taking oil neces-
sary care Of the puplls-numberlng aoouI ouo
hnndred-performed wonders IN saving mus nus.
cal instruments, valuable furniture, Inc Tiio
HE altar of the chapel aDd ornaments. IHe
s;Stsrs Loaf their own wardrobe in their eager
deslro to care for and protect the young lsnes ne
from all possible injury or loss. some OF Tue
ne;obbors oulckly came to the aid OF the slS-
ters and in the shortest possible time ASSIST, /,
ance arrived from Latrobe, but notnlhe couiu
be done to save the buildings. .,
The Academy OF st. Xavler's was IN cEa1s
of the Sisters of Mercy 1t was established IN IN
184S at Nit. st. Vincent, near LatroDe, DuG ~
1852 was removed to Mt. st. Xavier. on thls
location large convent and school ouliulMs, nis ,
three stories high, has been erected. Inc
beautiful chapel adjoining it, and FORMING
part of the general plan: had only peen com,
oleted last fall. The school building was 9ns
bean fitted up in modem style, and was is, 9
model establishment in all its details. Inc
Sisters have been adding to its educational ad,
vantages for the past twelve years liners
we're IN the school building ten or tweiye
pianos, three or four harps, library valua9le a1e
paintings, scientific apparatus, e'G baoutifu
editice' It had stained glass windows, anG
contain contained valuable works of painting, and md
statuory. The marble altar was saved, bu
the organ and other accessories wore destroy 1 oS
ed, The loss on the chapel, we are !nformeu
will amount to over twenty thousand q dollars
The loss is estimated varonsy but VIII Wilt TeSc, oon
undoubtedly, to between s1OO:Ooo ara sSoo,UOo wo
The insurance will not cover more than QUE
| third of tho loss.
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Our washington Dispatches.

PRESENTATION OF MINISTER THoRNTON-ERoR'
TANT REPORT OF THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE
THE SUPREME coURT-THE GRANT-s-ANToN
MBRoaLIo-MR. DICKENS IN WASHINGTON,
ETC.
WASHINGTON, February 7.-Minister Thorn
ton was presented to-day. he delivered
speech that was complimentary and cordial,
without containing any pointed illusions to
the pending question.
The impeachment gossip Is renewed, and
the question is becoming serious.
Mr. Dickens visited the President.
The Southern Railroad Committee have re-
ported that the amount expended on the 2road
while held is s45, ,OOO, 900, exclusive Of labor.
The value Of the property sold to tho various
roads was s., ,OOo, 900, OF which amount s., ESQ.,
600 was unpaid on the 1st January. The re-
port takes the ground that the government OBJ
tanned a clear title to the roads, and that their
restoration by the President was illegal and in
valid. The committee, in conclusion, ask the
adoption of the following:
ResoLued, That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be instructed to report q resolution de-
clariug in substance that no claim shall be en-
tertained BY any officer or department. OF the
government in favor OF any railroad or COM
pany IN the late reLellious States, or in favor
of any such State, f. use of such road or roll
ing stock, or other railroad property, or pas
sage of troops to the government, or mails, Tor
any portion Of the time during the great rebel
lion. or prior to the restoration or my such
road to the original owners after the CESSATION
Of hostiIities.
ResoLued, That the Committee on tho 1u-
dietary are hereby instructed to report JOINT
resolution recurring strict accountab blllty rom
ali railroads in the late rebel States, and tnat
thev be compelled TO liquldate their indebted
ness upon the terms now granted without con-
sideration or recognition in the least degree oI
any claims for use or damages by occupation
of the United States, to the end that payments
shall be enforced according 20 eAlstis o3nas us
or i'm default thereof the government Shall e4-
ercise It's legal right of possession ana ds-
posal.
There was a meeting of the Cabinet, Messrs.
McCulloch and Stanton being absent.
In the Supreme Court the argument e1 p''te
McArdle was concluded, and the decision held
over.
Messrs. Bingham and Boutwell,, are sub
committee Of the Reconstruction Committee
on the legality of the Presidents forb'dding
Grant to obey Stanton.
The Customs for the week ending on the
soth we're s2,OOO,oOO. The Revenue to-day
s249,0OO.
The Postofice Department has ordered
transmission Of the mails to and from New or'
leans pia Louisville.
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LONDON, February Late advices from
Abyssinia are discouraging, and forbid the
hope Of successful move this season.
LISBON, February IA party on the road
side fred at the King and Queen, but inflicted
no damage. The guard returned the fire, kill
ing and woundng several of the assailants.
LIVERPOOL February 6-Evening.-Co'ton
very active, and closed buoyant; Uplands in
port, 7sasd.; to arrive, 72a7s sales 10000 bales
LIVERPOOL, February 7-Noon-C Cotton active;
sales 5000 bales; prices the same; sales of4he
week, los, 900 bales; for speculation, 5000; ex-
ports, 1900 bales. Stock on hand, $4,000
bales, whereof 49,, 900 are American. Corn AS.
Cd. Others unchanged
LIVERPOOL February IA P. M.-Cotton
active and higher; Upands 3d.; Orleans 3d..
Lard SIS. Tallow AS. Sd.
LONDON, February Moon. 9s1a
s3; Bonds 71ia715.
PARIS, February THE bullion in the Bank
Of France has increased twenLy-one million OF
francs. Bourse firm. Rentes higher.
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| DEPARTMENT was adopted without amend
ments il fixes tho term of Office at four years
and requires ten years residence in the State
as qualification.
The first section OF the franchise committees
report, was adopted motion to strike out
six and insert twelve monthg residence IN the
State as qualification was lost; thirty days
residence in the country as qualification was
passed.
JACKSON, February THE committee ap-
pointed to request Gen. Gillem to issue an
order to prohibit sales by all officers and trus-
tees except for wages on plantations and me-
chanics labor, submitted letter from head
quarters declining to comply with the request.
A supplemental report from the committee on
destitntion was adopted, appropriating the poll
tax OF 81 as o temporary relief. resolution
that the per diem of members should cease
after torty-fye days session, was tabled.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, February 1.-THE Minority
Convention are still in secret session, and hav-
ing adopted a constitution, are awaiting in
structions from General Meade before adjourn
ing The majority refuse to recognize the acts
OF the minority, or admit British subjects or
non-resdents to seats in the convention. The
majority consists of four negroes and twenty
one whites, all eligible. The minority numbers
twenty-one, of which there is one colored
British subject, three non-residents, and the
balance are negroes. The President of the
Convention, and the Chairman of the Commit
tee Of Eligibility and Elections, are included in
the minority. The President rules that for
eigners and non-residents are eligible to seats,
and refuses an appeal from his decision with
out two-thirds vote, which enables the minor
ity to govern the constitution.
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Congressional Reports.


WASHINGTON. February TN THE SENATE
the general business was unimportant. Inc
snnnlemcntal Tenure-of- Ofice.bill was passed.
II nroyides that ten days after its passage no
oeneral o. special agent Of the President, de-
psrtments, bureaus. or their branches, unless
authorized by statutes specifying their duey
and compensation, shall be appointed, commis'
stoned, employed, or continued in ofhce' OK
cent FIVE special agents OF the State depart
ment. Revenue Agents, or Inspectors OF inter
nol Revenue. authorized by the acts OF March
o. 1859 June 18th, 1854, and March 3d. 1860
or any other general or special agent commlS'
o;oned or compensated by law; and IN ten Gays
from, the passage the President shall appoint
and the Senate confirm their successors. Line
President may appoint, with the consent OF tnt
Senate, twenty-five general or special agents o.
,he treasury Department. The Secretary may
appoint twenty-five detectives in the old man,
ner The Postmaster-General may appoint
certain route agents and twenty-five spec'a
agents.
The hill aushprizing the construction OF
bridge over the Mississippi, at La Crosse, was
passed. The Senate then went into executive
session and adjourned.
In THE House, several members made per
sonal explanations, when they went into
committee Of the whole on the appropriation
bill. A proposition authorizing the secretar!
~ War to replace tho capitol police by de-
+ocbmant of soldiers was ruled out OF order Z
stormy discussion took place. when the House
without action, adjourned.
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Affairs In the Sta,e,

The dwelling house, barn, and other out
buildings OF Mr., Thomas Chatham, OF New
Market, AbbevilIe District, were destroyed by
fire on Wednesday, the 29th ult
Sale day at Abbevile on Monday was we'll
attended. The Eanner Us the Commissioner
in Equity end Sheriff disposed Ut some prop
erty at fair prices. Among The sales may be
mentioned tne house and lot belonging to the
estate Of DR.. John Logan, in Greenwood, which
was sold by the commissioner for s1435.
On Monday oil last week, says the DARLING
ton southerner. mulattq calling himself
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THE CONVENTION.
CONVENTION HELD BY AUTHORITY OF THE
RECONSTRUCTION LAWS OF CONGRESS,
TO FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.

The proceedings OF tho convention yester-
day were varied by speeches Of character
somewhat different from those usually uttered
upon tho floor.
Below we publish tho remarks of DR.. A. G..
Mackey, the President, upon the right of juries
in libei cases to decide as to the law and facts,
the speech being made in Committee of the
Whole.
1t will be observed that hereafter the BODY
will assemble OF half-past 10 A. NJ, and at the
rate of progress which marked the proceedings
yesterday, its labo1s will soon be accomplished.
The pay" process will be resumed this
P. NJ. Bills receivable at SIS
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funeral 1lptife.

aS- The Relatives, Friends and Ac.
quaintancss Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. BENSON, and
GEO. A LooKr and family, are invited to.attend the
Funecal Services ofthe former at St Johns Chapel,
at Four O'Clock, This afternoon, 9th instant without
further invitation. Februarr
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rb. Reconstruction Conventions.

Tho Reconsideration OohNOheAoAs'
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, February TN the convention a
substitute for the section in the ordinance on
the executive making the Secretary OF state, the
Treasurer's and Auditors Offices to be filled by
popular vote was defeated by 81 to 80. A sec
ton was then adopted allowing the legislature
10 fill these Offices.
A NORTH CAROLINA.
REE1oH, February THE convention
adopted to-day the report in favor Of applying
IN Congress for the removal of the disabilities
of all who favor and support the Congressiona'
reconstruction policy.
The resolutions Of Mr.. Durham, making ne
croeo or persons unable to read or write lneii'
o;h,e 70 the Office OF Governor or other E1ecu'
tive Offices were promptly voted down by the
majority.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, February I'm the convention
the report of the committee on the Executive
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As ST. LAWRENCE CATHOLIC (MAG.
NoLIA cEMETERY.-The ceremony Of laying the
cornerstone OF the Mortuary Chapel OF St. Agatha,
at the st. Lawrence Cemetery, having been posi-.
poned on account Of the inoem sncy Of the weather.
will take place on ToAorrow Sunday afternoon, at
. 3oclock. February
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Spefial Jlotifes.

sS CITADEL SQUARE CHJRCH.-THE
regular Sunday and Weekday Services Of this
Church may be expected without further notice.
The Rev. Bishop wIGHTMAN will preach To-Morrow
Aorning at 1oH O'Clock, and the Rev. q. c. BIT.
TING ct Night, at TX O'Clock. Februarys
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Brown, addressed crowd OF negroes in front
Of the courthouse, and was very abusive to-
wards the President OF the United States, while
making his haraneue, and the people of the
South generally. The remarks Of the speaker
were so well calculated to produce riot, that
the commanding officer Of the post silenced
him and dispersed the crowd
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s~ ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE
REV, E. T. WINKLER, D. d., Of the First and
WentwoTth.s'reet Baptist Churches, will perform d.
vine Service in this Chapel 7o.Morrov Afternoon
9th instant, at 3X o'clock. February
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Our Havana Dispatches.
rBY CUBA TELEGRAPH

By CUBA TELEGRAPH.
HAVANA, February Tin the storm at the
harbor of Vera Cruz, on the 29th, the steamer
Nightingale foundered, and seven we're drown
ed, the officers being saved. The bark Blen-
vile, from New Orleans, went ashore and
proved total wreck. All hands and part Of
the cargo were saved.
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@ NOTICE-To.DAY Is APPOINTED
as Sentence Day, and for the call OF the Contingent
Docket and all other matters pertaining to the ses
aions.
By order Of the Court. J. ". BRowNFIELD.
feoruAry8 G. G. 8. and CP.
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ar SPECIAL NoTIOE..-IF THE DRAy.
MAN who received sETTEI! PUPPY on Hayns.
street., at the Charleston Hotel Gate on W.dne,dav
9th inst. will return him to ,aid Hotel he will be
nANusonieiy rewarded. 3 February 8
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A Smash at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February 1.-THE failure of Gayo-
sa's Savings Bank has been announced. This
bank was the depository Of the working people,
and party went after the cashier with rope,
but failed to find him. Another officer was
shot at
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% REV. JOHN L. GlRARDEAU, DID,,
will prsach in the Hall of the Marion Fire Engine
House, Cannon-street, on 7o-Horroso Euenino. com.
mencing att P. M. II February a
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Asylum Burnt.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, February THE Insane
Asylum was burnt, and four females lost their
lives
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Rg NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LrNE-ConEgnees per steamship
JAMES ADGER. from York, art, notified of her cargo
beng this day discharged at Adger's South Wharf
All goods remaining on the dock at sunset will be
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