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n, Of America So The Senate Of the United states 10
ANDREW JOHNSON President Of the United States 0reefHg
Whereas, The House OF Representatives OF the Umteu
states OF America did the 4th day OF March e1hlpt
to the Senate Articles OF Impeachment against YOU the
said ANDREW JOHNSON, in the words following; Here
follow the articles And demand that you, the sald
ANDREW JOHNSON, should he put 10 answer the accuse
set forth in said articles and that such proceed
ngs, examinations trials and judgments might be there
upon had agreeable to law and justice YOU the said
ANDREW JOHNSON therefore hereby summoned 10 be
America. their chamber in the City Of Washington,
the thirteenth day Of March, at o'clock afternoon,
then there TO TO the said articles OF mpeach
and then and there to abide by obey and perform
such orders direc0us, and judgments the Senate OF
tie United states shall make in the premises according
to the Constitution and laws Of the United States Hereof
YOU not 10 fan
Witness the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United states and presiding officer Of the Senate at
the CITY OF Washington this sixth day OF March, IN the
wear of our Lord eighteen hundred and and
OF the independence Of the United States the ninety
first.
The following Is the Endorsement Of the summons
1h Ud 1he Senate o. the United Sta ties
George T. Brown greAg Ion hereby
msnded deliver leave With Andrew Johnson Pfeien Of the
tinted StaeS conveniently II Dot 70 leave his
place Of abode biz usual place Of oaDes some eonien
and atitsed copy the whn VIM OF srDmont TO-
seer like copy this precpt And whichever
et II be least four days before Vie Appearance
mentioned said Of fa not a maze fet1n OF
With proceedings thereon dorseo On or be
Witness The Justice Of the supreme Court Of The Uned States
presiding ooer Of the Senate at the C OF warrington this
Gh ay the Lord eighteen hundred and ry
the pdependsnee Of the United States 'he nne h
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ASSEMBLY.


Bills were introduced TO extend the time fol-
the collection of in Oswego Cy TO incorporate the
Osvego Board Trade 70 amend the charter or Brook
yn to widen Midde-st, Brooklyn 10 repeal the act
providing for military agencies; for the nsructon Oh
an iron corrugated railway in the counties OF New1ork
and We,tcheser reduce the number OF the directors
of the Clinton Fire Insurance Company OF New-lork
TESTIMONIAL TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Mr. ACKERT moved that the Governor and AdJutant-
General prepare testimonial 10 be presented to soldiers
and sailors who have served IN the war FOR the Union
Tabled.
TIE DIVORCE LAWS
Mr. LAWRENCE moved that the Judiciary Committee
be directed 10 consider and report upon the pr0prey or
amending Revised Statutes SO rs 20 make cruel ana
inhuinan treatment ana wiful abandonment Tor Two
wears "A cause Tor divorce.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THEIR THIRD READING.
TO amend the charter Of the Port Morris Lana improve
ment Company. - 49, ,,.--. -.
qure title 10 land. - 49,. ~. -. /.
Fixing the jail liberties OF Queens County so as to in
cude the whole county.
To Improve Graham and Van Cottaves, Brooklyn.
TO authorize the United States TO remove portion OF
the Erie breakwater. 800 -.
SIR JACOBS reported bill 10 aid in the construction
OF Midland Railroad Referred for consideration.
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Democrats 10 itthe
The House refused second the previous question.
Then on motion OF Mr.. ALLISON Rep Iowa the resou-
ton was referred 10 the Committee on Ways and Means
THE CONSTITUTION OF ALABAMA.
Mr. BEARMAN (Rep., Mlch.l, from the Committee on
Reconstruction reported the resolution directing the
General commanding the armies 70 report the number OF
votes cast under the laws up to the pres
emf time for and against the Alabama Constitution.
RELIEF MRS. GEN. ANDERSON
The House took up the Senate disagreement 10 the
Amendment OF the House TO the Senate bill FOR the relief
OF Mrs. Gen. Anderson
On motion of Mr. HOLMAN Dem, Ind, the House in
slated on its amendment and asked for Committee Oh
Conference
COVERING MONEYS INTO THE TREASURY
The Senate substitute for the House resolution direct
inc that certain moneys, I'm the hands OF the United
States Treasurer special agent OF the Treasury De
partment be covered by The warrants into the United
States Treasury.
MT WAsHBURN rep, Wis., moved that the Senate
substitute be concurred ill., He specified the cotton case
Of shepper and Of Parkman, Brooks 4 Co., as case
where gross fraud had been perpetrated
Mr. LOGAN Rep., ILL said that he acted "a attorney
for those pers0ns and that the claim perfectly non
est In the Of his remarks Mr Logan alluded TO
fact which created STIR He said that recently inc gu
nerintendent OF Treasury Printing Bureau Mr. Clarke
o6ained ne certificate Of ree other officials Of Mt Treas
urn 10 ne destruction ia her presence or eaesiea oods -
he amount Of phe ia fact no stch Ooids na
been destroyed Whai EGs suDposed 10 saeh o0ds 'e'
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NEB- YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. March 9. 1865
Bills were reported authorizing a railroad in
and twenty fifth and other streets OF New
York authorizing the town Of Arcade TO purchase the
right OF way through said town for the Utica and Ale
10 transport passengers. A Committee reported adj
versey on the bill regulating the manner OF payment OF
town subscriptions to the Dunkrk Warren, and Pitts
burgh Railroad. Tabled.
Bills were noticed providing for the assessment and
collection Of taxes upon corporations and JOINT stock assO
Citations AT the Controllers Office in Albany incOrpora-
ting the German Savings Bank of Morrsiana
BILLS ORDERED To A THIRD READISG.
Authorizing tho laying out Of an avenue in White
Plains Harrison and Rye Westohester County ncorpo-
rating the Catskl savings Bank extending the tune Tor
The organization of the New-York Mutual Gasght Com
pauv and authorizing the increase OF its capital amend
Ing The charter Of the Buffalo CITY HarOad authorzns
liz Charities and Correction and the Commissioners OF
Emigration amending the charter OF Bayslde ana New.
Work Ferry Company establishing the Office OF Receiver
Of Taxes for the town of Greenburg Westcheser County
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FENIANs.

TIE fENlANS.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO rBE TRIBUNE
LONDON March 9.-Ihe Fenians who were recently
on trial at Sligo and who were subsequently taken
to Dublin were brough: to this city and imprisoned
to-day Their trial will take place at an carly day.
ENGLISH CABINET CHANGES
Baron Clifford has has been appointed Vice Chau-
cellor.
THE IRISH REFORM QUESTION.
The Morning Posi-, in editorial on the subject of
Irish Reform says the plan which will be pursued
by the new Government under SIR Disraeli IN regard
TO Ireland is as follows lst The consideration of tho
Church question will be. put off until the ComDis-
sion on the Irish Church establishment already APP
pointed shall have made their report 2d Another
Commission will be appointed to inquire into the re-
lations of landlord and tenant in Ireland. Sd.
charter will be granted for new Roman Catholic
University. 4th The Irish Railways to Ice sub
sidized by the Government.
THE CLERKENwELL EXPLOSION.
In the House Of Commons this evening in reply to
an inquiry from Mr.. j. Harvey Smith, Mr. Claiborne
Hardy. the Home Secretary, stated that the police
had beer previously Informed of the plot for blow
ing up one of the walls Of the Clerkenwel prison,
and eiecting the release of the Fenian prisoners.
Their nformer who within the prison, to give
notice when the conspirators approached to light
the fuse, by throwing n white ball over the wall,
whereupon the police were TO seize the guilty per
On the night before the explosion eask OF
powder seen in the street; but no attempt was
made to blow up the wall that night, the precOn-
certed signal was not given the powder was allowed
10 remain, and no arrests were made. The police
supposed that the execution of the plot was post
poned to the following evening, and on their
guard when the explosion took place unexpectedly
during the day.
SEIZURE OF THE LIZZIE LANE.
Lord Stanley informed the House that an e1hans-
tive investigation had been orderedn the Of the
vessel Lizzie Line seized in the Chesapeake.
Tag ALABAMA CLAIMS DIsPATcBThe interruption mentioned thu
morning having occurred the land lines between Vsns Ire
land and London The lines this side aud have been ssflhs
well.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 9-EvENNG.-In the Corps Legislaiif
to-day the debate ON the bill for the regulation Of
the public press closed, and the BILL from time 10
time amended, was passed with remarkable ma
nimity the vote standing 942 affirmative 10 mega
tive. The ministerial budget for the ensuing fiscal
year. ending in 1862 laid before the Corps Legis-
latif to-day. The following the totals of receipts
and expenditures estimated by NJ. Magne, the
Minister of Finance Receipts from ordinary
sources 1699OOOOOO francs receipts from eNtraor-
binary sources, 100000 francs total estimated
ceipts. 792OOO,OOO francs. Expenditure ordinary.
1921 100000 francs; expenditure extraordinary,
1S4,0OOOOO francs total estimated expenditure.
ISL 10000 francs
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COMPLICATIONS UNDER HANcocK'S RUE.

GOV. BAKER TO BE ARRESTED ON CHARGE or
ERJURI-A PANIC.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-We have further
complications under Gen. Hancoeks rule IL has been
charged that Gov. Joshua Baker committed PERJURY m
taking the testoath while he is said 10 have put o1c
lions in the Bayou Teehe, in 1902 TO prevent TIE Union
troops from approaching lie is TO be arrested by Com
missioner Shannon tomorrow Similar charges are Ia De-
preferred against Others OF Gen HancocEs apointces
A report which IL published In the Rebel newspapers,
that the President has just teegrphed iat ne VI" re-
leve Gen Hancock and put him IN command Of Washing
ton Claddens the Union men, who hope that Gen Mover
may be put in command here ihe Ii9es warns he
PcIe AGAINST any demonstrations similar 10 that CH
was awarded TO Jefferson Davis and GeB. Hancock,
account Of its effect North Rebel Boards of Registration
are m he anpointed with view defeating the CunA,-
futon Tie panic about city money still continues
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ILLICIT DIsTILLING IN THE DISMAL SWAMP
SCHOONER AND DIsTILLERN SEIZED

FoRrREss MONROE, March7.-lnspector Barry,
and W. T. shacklock Deputy.Coector for the Norfolk
District embarked IN steamtug on Tuesday in search
for An illicit dstilery near the Dismal Swamp Canal
They were accompanied by dozen or more members Of
the United Fire Company Soon AFTER reaching the
month OF tile canal they overhauled three small schOon
ers and found IN Onetbe Enterprisea dozen barrels Of
whisky The r. was owned by a Mr.. Berry of the At
lantic Iron Works and chartered to Daniel Collins
Mayor OF Portsmouth She seized and sent back to
Norfolk while the party went In search OF the distlery
They found Il the intersection OF the Dismal Swamp
canal aud Petersburg Railroad The persons engaged IN
illicit distilaon at first disposed TO resist but the
Revenue officers being In strong force the offenders re-
treated into the swamp The dstillory seized and
left in charge OF sufficient force. The crew OF the
schooner taken before the United states Commits
sioer and there they testsed that they had peen Gu
gagged by Collins to transfer the whisky from the alst
iery 20 Roanoke Wharf nc Portsmouth, Whcie 10 was
always received. by drayman. The barrels round on
the vessel all bore the mark OF the Inspector Tor inc
Petersburg District Tie were discharged anu OK
Mayor Collins was arrested His examination was post
poned till the 10th inst He admitted 10 pan III $SV0O
IL said that Collins unsuccessful applicant Tor
the Office OF Inspector Of Internal Revenue Inc sue OF
the disleiy was Well selected and Is thought tnat
strict search disclose other establishments OF the
Kind IN The Dismal swamp region
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH TO- 1865.

propraon Tor the mission 10 Ecuador was debated at
length anu was asserted that IL was proposed TO class
the mission "th the mission 10 Peru and that for the
sake OF economy no minister having been appointed it
had been thought best TO dispense with this mission The
amendment was agreed TO-
COIlSGENT EXPENSES OF THE MISSIONS.
on an amendment TO the section which appropates for
contingent expenses OF all the missions abroad, $1,000 III
sorting tne words and for the contingent expenses OF
general discussion ensued on the subject OF ecOno:ny
Messrs SMITH Rep, Mass) FEssENDEN rep, Mel,
and others opposed the amendment the ground that
the sum proposed is entirely nadeduate The first part
Of the amendment to include in the Item for the eontn;
gent expenses OF foreign intercourse for which $4,000
appropriated in the bill as il came from the House.
was lost The question REQUIRED reducing the amount
TO $4,000, and the amendment was adopted
An amendment striking ont appropriation OF 5000.
for expenses OF intercourse with the Barbay powers,
vas adopted
Alta o'clock the Senate adjourned
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOuTHNfPToN March 9.-The steamship Dentsch-
land. Capt Vessels, of the North-Gennan Lloyd.
which left New York on the 9th ut. arrived at tins
mort at about o'clock last evening After the trans
Ter of the English passengers ant mails the Dentsch-
land proceeded TO Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, March 9.-ihe steamship PALMYRA,
Cant Watson of the Cunard Line. which left New
York on the Goth ult., arrived at this port at a,e
hour last evening.
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IRELAND.

RELEASE OF FENIAN PRIsoNERs-THE ORANGE
PRISONER.
DUBLIN, March 9.-Messrs. Fitzgerald, Doheny,
and Mccarthy, arrested for sedtious conduct, have
been discharged from custody Mr.. w johnson. the
Orange Secretary refuses to accept the offer Of re-
lease from his sentence of imprisonment ON the terms
proposed by the Lord-Lieutenant.
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GEN. SHERIDAN,S ORDER IN ASSUMING COM
MAND IN THE WEST
Hp,oRs' DrrARrMr M /. " on - IL MIssorRI.l

HDQIiS DEPARTMENT OF IHE MiSNolki,S
FORT LEAyENwoRTH. Kansas, March 3 1868
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 81 The undersigned
hereby resumes command OF the Department or the Mis-
souri, consisting OF the states OF Missouri and Kansas tho
Indian Territory and the Territories OF New Mexioo and
Colorado, except that portion OF me latter Territory
10 the Department OF the Platte by part ILL., OF General
Orders No g. Series Of 1866, Headquarters Military DIVE
sion OF the Missouri.
H. Prompt aud strict obedience to al legitimate orders,
and The most rigid economy will be required Of all Com
p H. SHERIDAN. Maior-Gen. U. e. A., Commanding.
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MEXICO.
THE LATE PLOT AGAINST JUAREz-rHE ,ExI-

THE LATE PLOT AGAINST JUAREZ-rHE MEM-
CAN LOAN.
HAVANA, March S.-The mail steamer has
arrived from Vera Cruz The trials Of the persons al
legged to have been engaged in the late conspiracy
overthrow the Juarez Government are progressing The
plan OF the exicaDs assassnate the members Of
the Juarez Cabinet overcome the regiment stationed nc
the palace rob the treasury, and indulge III o
pine and murder
Troops have been dispatched to quel the revolution az
Mazatlan.
The affairs OF Messrs Corliss & Co.. the New-Nork
agents for the Mexican loan. have been satisfactorily sell
tied He Is passenger on the steamer, aud VIII sail for
HewYork on Tuesday next.
Everything is quet in tho Mexican Republc.
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TIE BOSTON POSTS PREDICTION.

Inc HOStS washington correspondent tClO-
gIaphed on Sunday night, thus:
The friends OF President Johnson less sangine OF
his acquittal tins evening than they have been be.
fore The impression is being made the minds OF
Radicals that unless theyEconvct him their party Is
hOpelessy lost and fears entertained that this I'M
preston will insure the conviction Of the President
beyond peradventure II the issue be the conviction OF
Andrew johnson the destruction OF the Radical party
the Democrats feel satisfied that conviction Will follow.
Such is the talk tonight In political circles
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CHINA.
The CHINESE MISSION.

The CHINESE MISSION.
LONDON, March 9Mr. }. McLeary Brown left the
British Legation in China and was accredited to act
as Secretary of Legation to Mr. Burlingame on his
mission for the Chinese Government, with the mi
consent of the British ambassador at Pekiu, who
indorSed his credentials.
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TURKEY.

TOTAL CHANGE OF MINISTRY.
LONDON. March 9.-Inere mas Deen s"p"i"i
change in the Turkish Cabinet All the Ministers
have resigned except the Grand Nider Mebmed-
Emin-Ali Pacha, and others have been appointed tn
succeed them.
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ABYSSINIA.

LONDON, March 9.-The Post says much of the news
from Abyssna sent through the telegraph by special
correspondents has proved untrue, and all reports
from such sources should be regarded with distrust
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MOUNTAINs-LoCoMoTIv BURIED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a snow -Sllde oi hyo
or six miles in extent has just occurred the of
Cisco mountain station the Central Pacific Ralruad
SIX Cinnamon known to have been killed, and
locomotive engines were buried.
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