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New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

THE FENIAN RAIDS DEBATED - TIE PAPAL
ZOUAyEs.
OTTAWA, March 24.-In the House of Com
mons to-day, Mr.. Mills inquired whether any demand
had been made on the United States Government for
compensation for property which was destroyed by the
Fcnians during the raid Of June 1866 Sir Jonn A. Mac
Donald replied that there was no correspondence be
tween this Government and the Imperial Government,
asking for compensation from the Government of the
United States for OF property and other injuries in
cludng the loss OF lfe ACQUIRING through the Fenan
raid They had to remember that the Government Of the
United states had its own difficulties, and perhaps they
exercised their power with reference TO these hostile or
ganzOons strongly and speedily as they could with
due regard TO ultimate results He had no hesitation In
saying that the Canadian Government had implicit De
lief the good faith Of the United states Government
toward Canada Whenit became clear that the FenlaTs
about TO resort from words to deeds the L. Gov
ernment at great expense sent large forces commanded
by their best officers TO uphold the majesty Of their own
laws and prevent any lnringemeht OF our Ilohuer 1o
sderng asO that the United states had cause OF rta
on account of the Alabama and other vessels that
were fitted out IN England ana that TINS was mater OF
angry discussion 10 not desirable 10 add fuel TO the
flames by sending our demand for compensation IL
should be remembered that there were neurslOns when
could prevent from Canada TO the United states
The ST. Adams raid and the proceedings ON Lake
Erie for example The Government OF Canada would see
that full claim for compensation would be put in through
Her Maesys Government to be considered In settlement
I'm cross account for compensation between the two ma
tons. Mr.. Mills moved an address for correspondence.
With reference TO the rendons of the leader
John j. Wv A. Mcdonald said no demand had
been made by the Canadian Government for the rend
On OF those who the frontier and escaped
The Government thought that, 70 ylndcae the law, II
was sufficient TO deal with those who had been captured
with in their hands, number OF whom, on being
convicted had been sentenced to the pententiary to
serve 20 years.
In allusiOn 10 the Papa Zouayes movement, Sir John
A Mcdonald remarked that IL was not the intention OF
the Government authorize the formation OF mlitrTy
organisations within the Dominion for the defense OF
foreign powers. -
During the discussion regarding the Northwest Terri
tory Mcdonald said that he matter stood IN the same
position as before. The Government was IN daily eXpec
tation OF receiving a communication from the Home
Government.
No information respecting the reported uprising at
Fort GaTTy has been received.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

d,sn.e BY law suspension not,. h, be given
and an shall be withheld from them until
& R.ypus G % tho % & 70 @ for leo sps than the tar theron The
M rs, been regularly paid or h. the aI has no. been pd the m
lance on The part of,he officers su.psndsd o,,,,
The Committee recommend concurrence in the nth
amendment by the Senate.
The House. at the instance of Mr. schenck ordered the
THE IMPEACHMENT
The hour OF O'Clock having arrived the Honse resolved
with the Chairman Ir washburneJ and their Clerk pro-
ceeded to the Senate Chamber
1885, and the Speaker, having resumed the chair Mr.
wAsHBURNE OF Illinois, the Chairman of the Commit.
tee Of the Whole reported that the House had attended
tho Senate sitting lon the impeachment Of the President
OF the United states and that the replication of the Man
TO the answer OF the President had been read in
their presence, .'
The communication the Secretary OF the Treasury
giving the why Edmund Cooper continues TO act
On motion OF Mr.. sCIIENCK It was referred to the
Committee the Judiciary He expressed the hope that
FepS gS s Ss sds se House communication
from the secretary Of the Treasury IN 70 ne regu
Mr. tSe on Military
Affairs asked 10 repota bill providing for the sale OF the
West Virginia, belonging the United states The sale
is TO be at public auction credit OF one aud ten years
expenses OF SALE TO reimburse the United States for the
amount OF money expended on the property, and the
residue 70 West Virginia for educational purposes OBJ
lection made TO the reporting OF the e but it was
ordered to be printed an, ,..,u
leave to report from the Committee on Ordnance, reso
luton directing examination TO be made as 10 the
merits or the Ryan Hitchcock revolving fort for harDor
defenses.
Mr. ELIOT Rep, Mass reported resolution directing
the Secretary OF state to 10 he procured ana pre-
seDted George Wright, master OF the British vessel
o. Wright gold chronometer, az recognition OF his
humane efforts In rescung three seamen from an Amer
can vessel, the Lizzie r. Chae. After brief expana
tiOn the resolution was passed.
on motion Of Mr.. GARFIELD (Rep., Ohio the Commit
tee the Judiciary directed 10 inquire into the
expedency OF providing by law for the settlement OF con
faSta f al lpaf
dent the United states, the Committee TO report by
bill or Otherwise.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
TBy Telegraphl

IBy Tslegaphl
49,. Major H. w. Wharton, L. ). ~, died in
Baltimore on Monday.
The court house at Greensboro, Ala, was
fired Oh saturday night
The Kuklux Klan have made their ap-
pearance in Central Mississippi
....Wm. NJ. Estelle, a lawyer was assassinated
on Monday night in Jackson, Miss.
In the Mississippi Convention yesterday W.
T. 8 srickler delegate from Tppoh, resigned his seat
cleveland Navigation IS open from Lake huron 10
The Canadian Post-O Office authorities have
intercepted an obscene New-YOrk weekly journal
49, Sergeant Fairfield of the Royal Artil-
ery committed suicide in Montreal yesterday by shoot
Jacob Sadler and Joseph Pettigrew were
killed i'm Pittsburgh on Monday, by the caying OF clay
bank at works OF the Superior Pressed Brick Company
49, The Boston banks contained S79S,696 in
specie and s37256O in legal tenders yesterday aud had
The Hon. s. +. Cary addressed the work.
ngmen Of Cincinnati in Pixies Opera House on Monday
Cora James, otherwise Amantha Proctor,
committed TO jail in ST. Louis yesterday as com
The courthouse at Eutaw, Ala, was
burned on Thursday night All the county books and
The robbers of the Russellville Bank
passed Hartsvie, Tenn Monday, and 80 men were IN
pursuit half an hour behind 80
Bradley & Hitchcock's distilleres in Mont
gomery County, Tenn have been seized Tor alleged rev
euuo frauds reaching ssO,OOO.
IA. VI. Bennett halter, having lost a law
suit committed suicide yesterday in his store at No 81
West F0urthst Cincinnati, by shooting himself through
the head.
Judge Moore Of the Dallas Circuit Court,
at Selma Ala received official notice yesterday that he
must order his uries he drawn from the list Of regis
tered voters, irrespective Of color ..
The joincrs employed by Messrs. Mckay
& Adus, in East Boston struck for an increase OF %
cents day on Monday The employers Yielded Du' 'uO
"A row of small buildings on Holden-st.,
Warrensburg, NO. valued at $4,000, burned on Mon
dav morning The principal losers III. 5. SpOre A. I.
Balls, 5. G. Congdon, and James Gillett. ~
49,. Mr.. Pierce, a New-York lawyer, insti-
tued suit In the United States Circuit Court IN ST.
Louis yesterday against g. ii. Benost for $l50 0O0 for
legal services rendered while Benost conducting
banking business Ia New-YOrk.
In the Virginian Convention yesterday
the amendment to dsfranchse all who voted for ayOwed
secession candidates 70 tho seeding Convention was in
definitely postponed The iron clad" oath for all Office
holders was adopted by 40 TO 80.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

lish third institution and with that view IL was pro-
posed to advise her Majesty TO grant charter 20 no
man Catholic university The Of the first Senate
would be mentioned in the charter The latter BODY
would include Chancellor, Viee-Chancenor. four pre-
lates be elected by the hierarchy six aymen and tne
heads Of colleges The Senate would have the power OF
granting degrees Of holding university examinations,
and Of determining what colleges should be established
and the Of study to be pursued therein In order 20
carry this scheme t would be necessary 10 provide
for the expenses Of the officers Of the universities and
professors and make some provision for the puding
and for the endowment OF certain university scholarships
With respect to the endowment Of the colleges however
he was not In position TO make any proposal on the SUD
ject until he knew what the nature OF the colleges was
likely TO be- On the subject OF the Irish Church the NOME
Lord reminded the House that commission was now IN
quirng the establishment and that Ii would be pre-
mature TO attempt any hasty legislation upon such Q
question. He did not believe that the Irish Church coud
be oyerthrown without fierce and protracted struggle
and he considered that II 1t were eventually TO faI IL
would infict ncaleuable injury on the country.
On motion OF Mr.. HOrsnan, the debate was then ad-
jOurned 10 the 10th of March
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
THE JERSEY LEGIsLATURE.

THURSDAY, p. m.-Gov. Ward to-day sent in
his second yeto obectng to the passage the law
pealng the Sunset law lie declared the working OF the
law good and he is opposed TO the polling OF votes by
gas-lght. Both Houses Will pass the bill again. as IN
New-Jersey majority ovcrrdcs veto, twothirds being
unnecessary. In the Assembly the most or the day
consumed In discussing the Governors veto OF the
Joint resolution withdrawing the assent of NeWJersey 10
fhe ourtpenth constitutional amendment Of course with
out changing the result tho heavy Copperhead major
ity s impossible 10 by either fact or argument
The bjl known as the Tide water BILL" authorizing the
OF all the salt meadows in Passaic Bergen
Essex, Union, and Hudson Counties, indefinitely
uostponed in tho Senate to-day. The friends OF
railroad system accomplished an unexpected triumph
In the Senate this morning. the General Railroad bill
passing Senate by II votes Just tho requisite number
The combined and monster corporations will probably
srangle 1t In the House OF Assembly. The Railway pn
repeating virtually the acts Of Improvement perfected in
that city for the past four years indefinitely post
pOned this afternoon bya decisive vote The bin for the
bridge between New-York and New-Jersey passed its
second reading In the Senate to-day 1t provides for
bridge from the Palisades 10 Washington Hghts. =.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
oregon, and Buckalew Dem, PENN, voting in the

oregon, and BucRalew (Dem PENN, voting III the
negative.
ORDER IN THE GALLERIES DURING THE TRIAL.
Mr.. SHERMAN (Rep, OliO) moved that the order IN
regard to admission TO the galleries be suspended unl
further order and that the SergeantatArms 6ha takc
that Orders observed In the galleries during tne
arrest and take before the Senate any person violating
order, and TO take that person enter the DpO
matte ladies' and reporters galleries but those enuted
10 admission. Laid over.
the House had adopted replication the answer Of the
President Otthe United States TO the articles OF mpeach
ment
One o'clock having arrived the President pro TEN
vacated the chair
After the adjournment OF the High Court OF 1mpeach-
ment Mr. Wade resumed the chair and the Senate went
into executive session. and soon aterward adjourned
REORGANIZATION THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURTS
The bill which introduced yesterday, by MI Cole,
10 reOrganze the Circuit Of the United States pro
yides that hereafter each Circuit Court shall consist OF
one Judge who shall reside in the circuit and be called
Circuit Judge, and who shall be appointed IN the same
compensation District Judges. All acts author
izng the District Court Judges Supreme Court Justices
10 hold the Circuit Court, are repealed. ~,
REORGANIZATION OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT -
The bill 10 reOTganize the State Department and 10 re-
duce the expenses thereof which introduced by Mr.
Wilson, provides that the Department shall consist OF
Secretary with salary of s. Assistant Secretary
with salary OF $500; a Chief Clerk at S2IIpo,
thence heads Of divisions at 5000 each u19 n,9
Clerks of various classes, and fourteen oIner oIneruo1
plOeys, all OF whose duties are nnutey ti
The Passport Clerk is required TO adtnsi s ,9sa
tously oaths i'm proof of citizenship Ie eo ioi %
copies Of passports and amnesty os' i ,i 80 oo IA
secret service fnnd is abolished IN tme OF peace ana
nTin continuance The Presidents approval shall
not he snfcieDt Voucher for any money expended from
tbe pds of the Department 1t is also provided that it
shall moi he lawful for the Secretary OF State TO fill tho
office o Chief Clerk to replace the heads OF DIVISIONS
by new appointments, but only by promotion.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
Kim CoNGREss-srooNp SESSION.

SENATE. .NAsHlNGlON, March - 100
The CHAIR laid before the Senate a memo
rial OF the south Carolina Constitutional Convention
rayng for gifts OF land for educational purposes Mr.
MORGAN Rep., n. " reported fayOrably the bill 20
abolish drawbacks. Mr. WILSON Gep, Mass reported
Yayorsbly the Joint resolution TO place at the disposal
OF the Lincoln Monument Association certain captnred
ordnance Mr. CRAGIN rep, n. H. reported favorably
the bill making appropriations for the EXPENSES ~ rHE
TRIAL Of Impeachment OF Andrew Johnson ana iVf olhef
contingent expenses for the year ending June 81 is
FERMENTATION OF Bills TO THE rEEsIbENt.
On motion OF Mr.. EDMUNDS QtCp. VII the -ehu'
took m the bill go regulate the presentation Ot "s 10
the President aud the return OF the same -, ,
Mr.. DAVIS Dem, KgD moved 70 slrike ON we "a
seotiOu providing that bills presented 10 the P@idtn
and NOT returned by him with hs objections Eltkh hu
days speciRed shan become law; end making ~ N diy
40 return fbe same the Secretary Of state. Who J. To
certify that II has become law. The amendment was
Lost. .-...-. . . ...... ~, -, .
III reply to- question by Mr.. BUCKAIEW hDcn Penn
how the entry upon Journal Of tbe Presidep return
iof bin TO the senate could be made as pVNlt P 'p'
Constitution, n the Senate vas not III uctua reSaip
Mr. EDMUHDS repeated the views heretoioe fApIes9,
by hlm uat Congress is In session az confmt"F'u -
she Constitution until II declares itself adlGqhen
fnrtl debate onsued. Messrs. JOiNpON ,peIu h"l
ana HENDHICks Dem, Ind supported iho p'i az
eiYng clear definition 70 doubtful provision "I tn"
ConsututlOn Mr MORTON Hep, lndy opposed IT, 10"
oil was passed ~ 10 10. Messrs DAVIS tDen, ky boo
Dtue DEM Wis., Bayard Den., DelJ, DIXON ,ben'
aOhDJ McCreery tDem KY, Morton Rep inhJ' Norton
Gggx }Ae4 Eag.4ggLI lR14a RGll4 M..lQy.s ,E,I3
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
THE VEST INDIES.
ST. THOMAS.

THE CHOLERA AT ST. THOMAs-DISTURBANCEs
FEARED AT SANTA CRUZ
HAVANA, March A.-The cholera at ST
Thomas is disappearing, The French steamers VIII
again stop running that port 1t should make its re-
appearance. The Danish C0nsuls are opposed to the
authorities giving clean heath-bills.
Disturbances feared at Santa Cruz in consequence
OF that Island having been excluded from the sale Of the
Danish West Indies 10 the United States.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
CONNECTICUT.

GOV. HARTMAN, OF n. H., N PUTNAM.
PUTNAM March 2i.-Goy. Walter Hartman
addressed the citizens OF this place tonight The Han
was crowded aud the people were enthusiasts. Gov.
Hartman will speak at Danelfonyil!e to-norTos pis9e
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
CALIFORNIA NEWS - STORM -sHIPWBEcK -.TIu
-.-.- nrATE CAPITAL REMOVAL. 4 i

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-The steamship
Golden City, from Panama, with the passengers and
mails that left NewYcrk on the 2s Of February arrived
this morning. The seyeest rain storm OF the season has
prevailed here during the past twenty hours The
wreck OF the British ship Vjscaa, which vessel Win
full cargo OF grain recently driven ashore near Fort
POntentrance this 10 pieces during the
late and win total loss The ball for the re-
nolal Of the state Capital fro saeIamenV TO san Jose
has been indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION WITH ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA.
LoNpoN. March 2i.-An influential meeting was
held at the Mansion House yesterday afternoon,
which was presided over by the Lord Mayor COM
mitteo was appointed to urge forward telegraphic
communication to India, China, and Australia by
submarine cables. The English Government will be
asked to assist this important enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

Mr. BOUTWELL, offered the following resolutlou winch
was agreed 10:
B,5 That message be sent tue Senate by the Clerk o. he
no.e informing the senate ils, iss l Gss t a. f me T
De articles o %9s.(hss % l, s p. MDs s's c 3 & ' House '
NEFISDISG Duty IRROSEoUsLr COLLECTED.
Mr.. SCHENCK REP, ohloD from me C9mmttee nun OF
ways and Means, reported bl to refund tno aut,e
bell Owen TO ST. Mary's Institute at Notre Dame, incor
porafed by the state Of Indiana Tor po'SpSa Sp car ana
factured from American copper from LAKE ouPeoL or
about 80 or 20 per cent OF II was o od S 10 te sisters ~
Catholic Institution " learning. The secretary OF the
, ~ W. ,I h couJ not come in free of duty but Mr.
schenck proceeded TO show that tho bell could be i'm,
ported free OF duty. In answer 10 lesnoh Ii1 saul
That the amount Of duty was about 5000 The pll Was
passed - -. u,x,r,o< - e =
The Committee Of Ways and Means reported BACK this
morning tho House bin to exempt certain matufactures
from Internal tax with the amendments OF the Senate
and recommend concurrence IN the fst ana second
amendments OF the Senate and concurred In tho third
stte % o1 sisr astss" IL lhe o. said Senate .nsnnH,
and sg hsIeoi That A'[ ,ss f. d Of 3s n no. ?. s1s
i 30 made on the IIoa&nos & Of Of az HSe, S,a & S aoAt % & y.
If''s ma s on 'ss t 5.e al .aS article. 6 lSs
been % s,,s , OF any ' .ae @ s s e. & b. Sa sp @
sent,d to the cGms9EsI Of Intsnai h.senns P' W. III ~
amendment sesss sh amendment As oos' sts out
iS Wfoss a1aic1.s o.ny pTosuc,d
By e. 1s f,Fg, ,1s. GS @ h II s y & Vs doH
In Ise,s of $500 and the amount q sales within The year Ia "a
% IN ali. excess of IS be assessed BY he Lni
ps olihy monthly assessed nd pad and the
ut Gr Anil 1863 shall hs made ts OF ne above tho
e Of anurn and thereafter The annual period Tor e
eat uch ,h tie let jag OF MAJ 10 s.es 'sr
SsC Aud be further enscisd hat e person .to .a Sg,se
10 AZ carr m the busuess dse gh ut 70 defIa1d TIE lsd
,.,ss f r on Soc spirits distilled h part thereof ,
~ po Thereof tined lees thsn $50 nor more th.n $500
~ H. psn not sI months more than three y.ar
.er sha c ,neh buigs', any place o. eeA ~ o
m N dar iur which The market value Ia seeh place OF local
T. ~ the ktd n spirits potooei By him Is less by more
tb,n ten per than tie ta1 ard the cost M pSilens
fIiI evidence hat the lusness fBS
.r m b intent dsIni tho United states .nt ~ shA al
b., ded .pr berg sold directly Indirectly 10 any collection
W.s,ig A. market pncs than the tax on such spils
:, "a tn. l institute sict ersuinsiion into The
h,,e.. ,si eori1ct Of all tie Reveuus oher both 10 ite
tret n vlch acl berg mstc all 10 tI. . ID N.
Ici spirits have manufactured I'D TIE selling below we Ieuh
IN a. tst sh he he pri1 fi1 evidence ih ihe boleio
Sssss,5s III the districts which said spirits produced
sgd we're .,I s-vrsly lsss,i"i ther 1nnr', Az
shal tNtfepoh he i.'p'Aet4
f,. ofe. and hs lo~eis sa da'. ~ i"F t'Ts! "ue''
st.H d,le..f U~1 ~ ts,'''4'F '' - " 'N -
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
RIOTS AND sEDIrIoUs PLAcARDs.

RIOTS AND sEDITIOCs PLACARDS.
Br ATLANTIC rELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
LONDON, March 2i-Eyening. are re-
ported to have occurred at Bordeaux, and sedtious
pacards have made their appearance at Paris Lyons,
Marsolles and Rennes The reforming Of the Guard
Mobile is the assigned OF these disturbances.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
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Messrs Wade and Yates absent or not voting 80
other notifications made to the original resou.
ton and IL adopted in the following form: w
ordered That the senate cewpsnes the a q The Pfsdsstofh the
Articles of exhibited against bin
Monday The 3 March Instant and preeed thereon With an
veueni dispatch under the rules Of the SOa.s hng M be Trial Of tie
impeachment t.-' I N-
AZ 1920 the Senate reappeared having been out exactly
two hours. Order having been restored, a
The CHIEFJUSTICE said I am directed 90 MORN
the counsel that tho Senate have agreed 10 M order In
response 10 their application, which Will now be read
Ordered That the Senate will trial of the Pdent
npon the articles Of pesc exhibited sgn him ou honJs tbs
% day March and proceed therein With al -ieh under hs rules
Of the Senate, sitting upon the trial OF an chnsn
Have the counsel Tor the respondent anything 10 pro-
pOSef r.I r4 t-..r i .-r.-,...r.t
The counsel bowed IN acquescenco 70 the decision.
Mr. BUTLER, one OF the Managers, said: IL the Chat
viii allow me- will give notice TO the witnesses 10 APP
pear here on Monday, the s0th INST, az I2i O'Clock
On motion of senatoF WILSON, tle Count WAS then adj
journed until the date named. at l2S O'clock, and the
Chief vacated the chair which was inmedlatey
resumed by MIR. Wade. II E.. rr
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

Messrs Corbet, Wade, and Yates were absent or noe
MIR. SUMNER had offered the following amendment,
which he subsequently Withdrew +.a
Now replication has been Sled the Senate adherng 70 We rule
already sdope will proceed With the 's rom day to-day sa5dTss
cepted, unless otherwise ordered reason shown
Mr.. CONKLING moved an amendment to MI. John
resolution by striking out Thursday the "a vi April
aud inserting Monday the 90th Of March rs the Tine when
the trial shall commence
Mr. CONKLINGs amendment agreed to by Sess
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
GREAT FIRE IN TALLADEGA, ALA.

SELMA, Ala, March PA fire burst forth in
the business portion of Taadega tins afternoon, and
yet burning at9p. ~. No particulars have been re-
.fN