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WxsHINGroN,, March 7.--The Supreme
Court to-day postponed further argument On
the McCardle case. The Court also postponed
the argument on motion of Judge Black for
leave to file the bill on behalf Of Georgia against
Generals Grant, Meade and others. hsTni'si
The Senate adjourned Saturday without de-
Gliding whether Wade could sit in the Court Of
Sumner tried to show v from the Madison crpa pa.
pers that the Senate had the right TO suspend
the President from Office during trial for high
crimes and misdemeanors. ooaaa,..,t, .,l..a''.
New YORK, March Julia Dean, the
actress, died III this city to-day, suddenly. She
was In her 37th year. Bs'f a'il aaae i'affssa
a The rioters arrested at Wards Island yes
terday were arraigned this morning. The
leaders were sent to Blackwell's Island for
three months; the remainder one month. !.
General Steedman 10 nominated delegate
from Louisiana, for the State at large, to the
National Democratic Convention. s =.
Gen. Asboth, q. s. Minister at Buenos Ayres,
died in that city lately. pf !. '.''a' s h'' ''pf
LONDON, March 6.--For the FIRST time since
Derby's resignation, D'Israelli appeared in the
Commons this evening. He passed grand
eulogy on Earl Derby, and said the domestic
policy Of the last two years would be continued,
aud the same foreign policy continue under
Lord Stanley. The home policy would be lib
eral. He regretted the necessity of the sus-
pension Of the habeas corpus in ireland, but
Il must be maintained until that country was
quieted. The grievances OF ireland should be
treated with tender regard for that country
Bouyerie, member for Kilmarnock, said the
policy OF Lord Derby, referred to by the Pre-.
mier, was uncertain. II it meant retention in
Office only the new Government will meet with
serious opposition in the House Of Lords, .,
Earl Malmsbury said the subject Of Irish
grievances would come up for discussion on
Tuesday. After announcing the change in the
Government, he added its policy would remain
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Earl Russell said no confidence should be
placed in the policy which was always saying
one thing and meaning another. He said the
liberal members had given their support to
Lord Derby on his pledge to bring about the
reduction Of the franchise |; but none had in
reality been made.
Burke. Casey and Shaw, charged with being
concerned in the Clerkenwell explosion, were
brooght quietly from Warwick 70 Newgate In
charge Of twenty police. .fr....ssa.... t.,sgs..F
Late dispatches from Japan report the civil
war to be- ferccly raging. Great excuses
have been committed on both sides, with great
loss OF life. In consequences Of the insecure
condition Of the country the Ministers Of For.
eign Powers had all left Asaca at midnight.
PARIS, March The forthcoming Ministe-
rial budget will press the payment Of the prln-
cipal and interest OF the Franco Mexican honda.
Russia has been strongly urging on Eastern
powers scheme for the independent union Of
the Danubisn principallties..
aWAsHrSGToN, March SIN the Senate The
morning hour was spent discussing the refusal
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury to pay the
salary Of Gov. Ballard Of Idaho.
To the Court OF Impeachment, the entire ses-
sion was exhausted in wraneling on the admis-
si0D al Wade. .l4 sas Il gogsba a84 sHat g II
Dixon took the floor and was called to order
BY Howard. The Chief Justice required the
point Or order 10 be reduced to writing The
point was that tbs objection to administering
the oath 10 Wade was ont Of order under The
Constitution and rules of the Senate. Mean.
time Dixon attempted 10 continue bis speech,
but was interrupted and called 10 order BY
other Senator'S The Chief Justice stated the
point of order was before che Senate for debate
Dixon again attempted Ia address the Senate,
but was Immediately called 10 order. on the
ground that the point Of order was NOT debata-
bic. Things began 10 get, considerably mixed.
several Senators attempting TO call Dixon to-
order, And the u latter being apparensly bound
Howard moved that the 2sd rule be Adopted
BY the Senate, which required all questions of
order 10 be decided without debate. 4 i -
= The Chief Justice ruled that the Court was
not yet organized, and therefore the I'D rule
Drake Ak ' in,@sdiately appealed fto,p tie de,
csion, and the & decision n was SUSTAINED by ayes
TSs following Rspublicspss voted with ne
Democrats 70 sustain the Chief Justice An
thony, Fessenden, Fowler, Frelinghuy ysen,
Grimes, Henderson, Morrill,, Manner, rf1 Pom
eroy,i Ross, Sherman, Sprsgpe, Van Wiinkle,
Dixon attempted to speak, when Coaness
made point Of order. slWhengthis hhds becil
settled again., he took the floor but Stewart in
terrupted, after which Dixon, apparently inl
despair, surrendered the noor altogether aaa1 ii
Hendricks followed in = brief speech, n
which he Withdre al his 0biectiQns 70 esyesE-I
ing in Mr.. ade, which was then aecqEaisglyI
done, and the remainder Of the Sepastorss On
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form tie House al ths organization, & tkel
Court, which was done, and the Managers
soon Appaaee4 before tho bar. ef the Senete and /
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