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S.s1~ieh I>s.n< Treaty.
CHIoAeO. July 2l.-Sreci4ls .ay the
senat-, IN executive SESSION. conferred on
the Sandwich Island ,r~aiy. bu, dad not
reach q vote. Mr.. Sumner made a power
ful SPEECH in support Of the treaty. arguing
the benefit the Pacific State. would derive.
Fessrndrn opposed the ratification on the
ground that sugar, rice. etc, would be
imported free of duty. which would reduce
the revenue. and injure the productions of
the Southern States.
OMAHA, July 22-Tra'ns are now
running 700 miles over the Union Pacific
Railroad. 1900 men are employed upon
the road.
BUFFALO. July 23.-Fenian Congress
are in secret session in this city. Repre-
sentatves from all parts Of the country are
present. Doors are guarded by armed
sentinels.
SAN Francisco, July 23-Arrived,
Goth, bark Brc,csfer, from Scabeck. Sailed,
ship Hicen. Port Madison. 2lst, bark
Chris. Mitchell, Port Madison. Cleared,
23d, steamer Continental, for Portland.
She will sail to morrow.
Legal tenders 20 "a 7Oa. gold opened in
New York at l4Sb closed at 1881.
Negro Riot in Texas, led by Carpctbagger.
GALVESTON, July IA serious riot
commenced on the evening Of the 18Th, at
Millican. 1t appears that mob Of about
rs negroes. led by white school teacher
and negro, attempted to hang man
pamed VIM. II. W;Iay. Viii to citizens
interfered to prevent the execution, and
tho result was the death of ten or twelve
negroes. Next day the numbers were in
creased on both sides and there was skrm-
ishirg on both sides, the estimated casu-
alties being twenty five. A small detach-
ment of troops arrived there last night and
dispersed the rioters. after killing three of
the latter. From 800 to 500 had fortified
themselves near Millican. The entire loss
is between so and 60 persons.
Later accounts FROM Miliican represent
that the riot is not ended. The negroes
sent defiant reply in answer to the or
ders to dispense. There is but small
force of soldiers there.
Death Of Mrs. Gen. Hooker.
Mrs. General Hooker died at Watertown,
near New York. on the 18th inst.
WASHINGTON, July ls.--The Senate
confirmed +. ]. Bowers as Chief Justice.
aud H. Knowles as Associate Justice of
Montana; and Sherman Day as Surveyor
General of California. The Senate reject
cd the nomination of H. A. Smythe. 40
Minister TO Austria, h. F. cambridge a.
Register Of the Land Office at Visalia,
Californi,, and Thomas H. Henley, as
Postmaster at San Francisco.
The President has issued a prcclama-
ton announcing the ratification of the
Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution
by South Carolina and Louisiana.
CHICAGO. July Ex-senator Doolittle
has written . letter opposing the third
party movement and favoring the election
Of Seymour and Blair. The third party
movement has apparently fallen through.
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