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DAILY AND w EEKiLY
NASHVILLE REP UBLNAN.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-03
THE JEFFERSON DAVIS TRIAL.
The Motion to Qua sh the Indictment.

RICHMOND, Dec. Sin the United States
Court, Chief Justice Chase on the bench, the
argument was commenced on the motion TO
quash the indictment against Jefferson Davis,
Robert Ould, counsel for Davis, argued that
the fourteenth amendment punished Davis by
dlsiranc hisement and this punishment was
CHOSEN by the voice of the American people as
merclful substitute for the penalties of death
and confiscation contained IN the Constitution
OF the United States; that the punishment of
Mr. Davis commenced upon the date of the
adoption of the fourteenth article, and he there
fore could not now be punished in any other
way; that the latest expression of the will
OF the people, in their Constitution, wa
the law, and repesled all former provisions
made for those who engaged in rebellion: that
the fourteenth article was that late st express
SION, Intended expressly for, and covering Gases
Oh all engaged In the late rebellion: and that no
man could be punished twice for the same Of
fence
X. II. Dana, Esq, counsel for the United
states, said that Mr.. Ouid's proposition was
In the nature OF things, entirely new, and was
unexpected to the Government counsel and
be expected also to the Court
Chief Justice Chase said the argument of
counsel was not unexpected to the Court, il
hfving supposed, after the announcement of
this motion 10 quash, that il was based on the
fourteenth article, that this line Of argument
would be pursued.
Time was given the Government counsel 10
confer, and the court took a recess at noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-03
Union Pacific Railroad.
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL CoNMIssIo


The report OF the special commission ap-
pointed by the President TO exam mime the I'm ION
Pacific railroad closes as follows
Taken as a whole, the Union Pacific railroad
has been well constructed. The general route
for the line is exceedingly we'll selected, cross
ing the Rocky mountain ranges at some of the
most favorable passes on the continent, and
possessing capacities for easy grades and favor
able alignment unsurpassed by any other riIf-
way line on similarly elevated ground. The
energy and perseveranc ce with which the work
has teen urged forward and tine rapidity with
which il has been executed are without mar
allel in history. In the grandeur and magni-
tude OF the undertaking II has never been
eQuallsd, and no other line compares with this
in tie arid and barren ch3racter of much of
the country II traversss, giving rise TO unusual
Inconyeniencies and difhcuitieS, and imposing
the necessity of obtaining almost every reuui-
site of material and labor. aud all supplies tor
its cons tructon, form the extreme initial poin
OF Its commencement. DEFICIENCIES exist hut
they are almost without exception those Incl
dent 10 all new roads, OF a character growing
out OF the peculiar difficulties encountered. or
Inseparabiy connected with the uuexampled
progress Of the work-a matter OF the greatest
importance and highly creditable TO the able
managers OF the company-and the v can all be
supplied by an outlay a little exceeding thai
which would have obyiated them an the first
instance, not at the cost OF materially retardiug
the progress Of the great work. Under the
circums stancss il is much more n matter of sur
prise that so few mistakes were m 9de aud so
few defects exist than It would be had serious
DEFICIENCIES been of more frequent occurrence
and the country has reason TO congratulate it,
self that this great work of nat on al importance
is so rapidly approaching completion under
such favorable auspices.
We are, very respectfully, your obedient SER
wants, G. h. WARREN,
Breyet Major General, u. s. A.,
j. BLICKESsDoRPEE, c. E.
JAMES BARNES, G. E,
SPECIAL Commission Union Pscific Railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-03
THE INDIAN WAR,
The Engagement on the Wachita-7
Killed and WOunded-Dispatches fr

Inc engagement on the NaChita-The
Killed and Wounded-Dispatches from
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman.
Telegraphic dispatches from Lieutenant Gen.
eral Sherman aud General Sheridan were re-
ceIved yesterday at the War Department,
giving important information with regard to
the operations OF the troops in the IndIaa conn
try. General sherman telegraphs from S.
Louis an important dispatch received from
General sheridan, and says IL understand his
supply depot TO be on Rabbit Ear creek, a
little west of south from Fort Dodge, whence
be can direct operations, and his very presence
there will give assurance that the troops Will
act with enerey, and that not hing will be done
but what is right. The binds of Black Kettle,
Little Raven, and Satanta are well known to
US, and are the same that have been along the
Smoky Hill the past five years. and en- brace
the very same men who first began this war on
the Saline and Solomon"
General Sheridan in the dispatch above re-
ferred TO, says that General Clusters command
on the seth ultimo, struck the trail OF a war
party OF Black Kettles band returning from
the north near the northern part Of Texas. He
al once started in pursuit down the WachIta
river. and on the morning of the 27th surprised
the camp OF Black Kettle, aud after a desper-
ate fight, IN which Black Kettle was ass isted
by the ArapahoCs and kiowas, captured the
entire camp, killing Black Kettle aud u,2 war
Tiors, and securing all their stock, ammunition.
arms, lodges, aud fitty-tbree women and three
cbIloren. In the fight Major Elliott, Captain
Hamilton, and nineteen enlisted men We're
killed, Brevet Colonel Barnitz badly wounded
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel T. W. Custer
Second Lieutenant 4. J. Marsh. and eleven en- /.
listed men. wounded. Little Ravens baud o,
ATapahoes and Santanas band of Kiowas
were near at the time OF the fight. Eight or
nine hundred animals We're shot aud tue re-
ma'Dder kept for military purposes. The
march Of General Clusters command was mad..
In the lace OF furious snow storm. with the
snow shout foot in depth. Black Kettles and
Little Ravens families are among the prison.
ers- Two white children were reca ptured
One white woman and a boy ten years OF age
We're hrutally murdered by the Indian women
whep the attack commenced. The Kansas reg
Iment OF volunteers missed the trail and were
causht by the snow storm, the men subsisting
for eight days ON buffalo meat ana other game
In conclusion, General Sheridan says: 'sItw
can get one or two more blows there will be no
more Indian troubles in my department. We
will be pinched in our ability 20 supply. and
nature will present many difficulties IN our
winter operations, but we have stout hearts,
and VIII do our best
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the addition of ten members, and that the COM
mittee request to print the report and furnish
copy TO each member Of Congress.
Judge Wright also offered individually res
CLINTON that any person in once IN Washing
ton who will acoept any pass from the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad is unfit TO hold has
once, and should resign or be removed from
once.
DIR. Craisin, of Georgetown, spoke of theim-
portance Of increased railroad facilities. es-
peeiaiiy 10 ms town, and urged tnat all rail-
roads be encouraged.
Mr.. ]. Sayles Brown urged that live men
should be appointed on the railroad. All in-
and If the citizsns did not want all trade di-
verted they should encourage all railroads 70
come into Washin gton.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Shepherd expressed his qualification that
so many were present He thought that SOM
practicable line should be marked out and
said that he wished the roads TO be built; but
railroads could not be built on paper. Some
provision should be made in the charters of
the proposed railroads that proportion Of the
corporators would be from this city. 1t was
well enough TO talk of the Potomac railroad,
but If it had been in the hands OF parties who
had not been bartering IL, il would have beeL
built long ago. He had had a conversation
with Senator from a Western State, who not
beng afraid of the Capitol being removed. is
buying property here. who saId Washington
wss like heaven, having one straight and nar-
row road leading to it.
Mr.. Gideon l.. Walker addressed the meeting,
fayoring putting the sentiments expressed
operation, and ne moved that the meeting
pledge the bonds of the Point Lookout railroad.
Judge Wright said that the details should be
determined subsequently.
The resolution increasing the committee was
adopted.
The resolution in relation 70 free passes was
Withdrawn.
Mr. Shepherd offered the following:
Re sOIred, That the Railroad Committee be
empowered and requested TO co-operats with
the Mayors and Councils Of washington and
Georgetown, appointed for the purpose of con-
siderIng the railroad questions TO secure such
legislation and aid from Congress may be
required.
The resolution was adopted.
The following Were added TO the committee
A. II. Herr, Ben lamin Darby, Charles T. Peck,
of Georgetown: Thomas Lewis, A. 5. Solo
mons, J. q. McCi Ciuire, John q. Evans, n. l.
Chapman, e. II. Nichols, and Colonel Wright
Rives. Adjourned.
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NOVA SCOTIA WILL NOT BE COERCE,

HALIFAX, N. s.. Dec. 3--Mr. Armand pub
ilshes another letter, IN reply Mr.. Howe The
iatter taxes up Howe's points seriatim, and
disputes his conclusions affecting the cnarge
against the Government organs of being
annexafionists. He accuses Howe of en-
couraging and disseminating annexation
sentiments among Nova Scotians and
says the leaders OF the local government have
no other desire than to recover their lost con.
shtuuon, and occupy the same position they
enjoyed Two years ago. as selt- t-governing
colony OF the Crown. None OF them desire an
nexation nor VIII any OF them make efforts in
that direction until all constitutional means
nave oeen exhausted to regain their liberty; but
the time may come if the British Gsyernrnent
continues its opposition when the sincerity of
Americans in their professions OF determine.
ton 10 mantaIn the principles of the Monroe
uoclrine, and not allow any community on
TINS side OF the Atlantic TO be coerced into q
state OF yasSalsge. may be put 10 the test
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The PRIZE RING..The New York Clipper OF

THI PRIZE RING.-The New York Clipper OF
this week has the following items:
OBoLiUiR and WOrmdid.-Nothing fresh has
transpired since our last in reference to the
proposed new match between these men
O'Baldwins s money remains uncovered by the
friends Of WOrmald, which will be considerable
OF a surprise to some parties.
TIE Light WeiSh ChGmpionsLip.-ln less than
three weeks from the date OF the present issue
OF the Clipper. the important match for two
thousand dollars and the title of champion of
light weights, between Abe Hicken and Peter
Maguire, Will, providing nothing unto ward
occurs, be brought to a consummatiou on the
SOL OF the Commonwealth which has witnessed
so many contests for the same honor. The
interest increases with the approach of the day
OF battle, and as the affair is regarded to some
extent, in the light Of an international confess,
the eagei ness with which the result is looked
ior Id sporting circles far exceeds that mani
tested in any light weight match since the
second meeting between Collyer and Aaron
There rs nothing special to note in reference TO
the prin cipals this week: both are now in strict
training.