Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19
THE NEWS.
FROEE WARRINGTON.
From the Courier-Journsl.l

I IN the army. Ins tEttef IL 4ot Alie euo
the former but four yesrs. Secretaries
Welles and Browning and Postmaster
! General Randall have signified their in
| tsulion 10 resign on the morning Of
! March Ali, aud Hos wait the customary
| time for their success Or5 to be confirmed.
/ Mr.. Weiles will return 81 Onos 70 Con-
ueoticut. Mr. EcCulOch intends q
| continue Washington as his residence,
aud also Mr. BrowninE.
REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES.
The bill 10 remove the political disa-
| bilties Of several hundred persons, which
/ passed the HCu-e to-day, was Of more
/ thsn ordinary importance. There were
/ but q few Democrats included, nearly
/ the whole humber being SJutheraers
/ who support the reconstruction poiiey.
/ Yba committee added the names OF I've
| Kentucky Democrats who had been IN
1 tne Confederate army, 2nd these thsy
| presented TO tes- the sense OF the House
/ IS 20 whether fealty % the Republican
party was requisite to obtain the relief
/ sought, and v neither these who opposed
4 that party were 20 be eEciu0eG on &C.
! count Of political opinion. ibis was
! fsirIv stated to the House by one mem-
! Der OF the committee, ana the h.u5e
/ pgssed the bill by more than tTo-thifas
vote. Mckee, OF Kentucky, took coca
! sion to yeEC his spite against the aFpI-
/ cauts from MS own State, aud Cid not
( scrup,e to utter the most malignant false
( hoods about them, but the House treated
| him with the contempt each individual
/ mem ber felt he deserved with the eXcsp-
! ton Of Butler, SheilabsTgsr snG Logan.
! Those who voted sEginsJ the bill are a.
/ most unknown, excepting Ia their Dis
tric.s. The follOging are the Ken
/ ruckisus who we're relieved: D. Howard
! Smith. OF Franklin county; Col. Philip
/ Lee. Of Jefferson county :. X. he6ly,
of Livingston county; David y. Harris
/ Of Woodiord counly; James Ii. School
! ing, Of Marion county.
THE CIVIL TENURE BILL.
Gen. Grants speech on Saturday hss
stirred 10 certain Republican Senators,
and q decided effort viii be mste IN the
! Senate tomorrow 10 take up the House
/ oil to repe8l the civil tenure law. The
vote, s. matters E0w LOOK, will be close.
! RADICAL ROORBACK.
! The absurd charge brought by one
! Brever, then 6 servant IN Baron St5cE-
els household, that in 1852, ct > dining
psrty at the R1ssisB Minister'S, Senator
] Bsysrd said he vou 4 give $4,000 to
nave Lincoln killed, and tasJ COTcyrau,
| he banker, said be would give ten i'm -
the amount for the same purpose, hss
received i.s quietus. S-nstor baysFa
| went promptly bsEors the COMMITTEES and
declared II was q falsehoCd. Mr.. Corco-
ran Is equally emphatic in his Ceuialr
ana another gentleman stated b. the
/ witness 20 have been one Of the party
AYERS he was UOtthere a. all.
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
l .G-,sf,,. FNr~,r-a FFFoa mat
poned ,heir report in the louisiana
Election case ul tomorrow. As stated
Yesterday, they have sgreed to abandon
/ Traud and intimidation Ia the election ss
| = reason for rejecting the negro Msnarr,
and now assign IS cause thai the uis-ric.
bsd teen changed since the election a.
/ Col, Mann, deceased, and was a IT there
fore legal. MeHaTd was on the floor OF
| the House to-dsy. TO-1orrOW he wiii
/ have the privilege OF keeplDg company
/ IN the galleries with con mon people.
JUDGE BUsTEEDs CASE
| The Subcommittee Oc the judiciary
ars stiil investigating Judge B1sJsed'-
csse, with scarce hope OF cJuclu1!2g IL
dnriur the present session Of Congress
/ rrsre are q number Of Witnesses snd a
/ LARGE amount Ct documentary evidence
10 be examined YET. The delsy, it is be-
| iisved. will save him from impezch-
| LoANING MONEY on COLLATE7ALs,
The Senate to-day passed the following
imDortspt House bili, without debate OF
amendment, and it now goes 10 the
Prssidept for approval
| re Il eHulsed, Gtc, That no Natioral Banking
| aesoci-tion ensu hereafter Off-r or Tecelv-
United States notes or Sailoual Bank notes a.
security, or as c1.ltttt Tai secuIl ior any Ioel
a a.. 81 Hs4r "a Inn - ! -fa
/ Withhold the same from use, or shal Oner
I receive ne custody, tr prOml OF CUSTODY o
such notes secuIlLy or as Iyilas, a. - ~ -
| or consideration lDr lhs lot Il money! az
. | any Natl. mai Bank ,HsDo ns ag inst TUE pro
! visions OF this act, shall be d-5msd guliIy OI
misJem, amor aul, up9a g hNlctl1H y .. +!
Trn1t.d st ties Court having jus -dlc.iO iOuI sna
. be punished by a nue not eNce5dl-g = slytO. anS
I bv = further sum ECU TO one thru OI ii
NANCY 30 luau ed Hno thep e tdent and Csshie
: al ne sal s baJ whl h shall maze such loal
shall be able Tor FUR her sum eausl 10 on=
= | 0uarteror he Oney so auei. Ins Frcsecu
ting and convicting snail be under The act @
u-s -' PACIFIC RAILROAD
The Senate Committee on Publ
Lqnds, and tho II use Pacific Rallroa
Committee, have been iUeJCucted to re
. port a bill giving the right OF way L
Fremonrs rOsd OF the thirty-secont
. parallel to the Pacific.
SAN JUAN TREATY.
5, The Senate Committee on F0reig
. Relations to-day decided to report il
favor OF the ratification Ot the San Jus'
q | or North western boundary trestyr re
, Gently negotiated with Great Britain b
> Minister johnson.
J. ALABAMA CLAIMS TREATY.
!. On Thursday next they VIII take u
, and decide the Alsbana Claims TTesty
= TIE Committee are almost unanimOusl
opposed to its ratification.
FREE STAMPS FOR TOBACCO.
The Committee on Ways and Mssn
K decided Cd to-day, aud to night Teporte
+ ~ the House, an amendment TO the ts
hill. to furnish free stamps for tObscc
= on hsnd, thereby relieving the trad
from the unjust operation Of the law
s, PARDON OF DENLlS.
The President has signed Il warrant {
. pardon for John Deviin, OF Brooklyn
New York, who was convicted about
Vesr sgO of being implicated 10 whisk
frauds. The pardon is strongly recon
mended, and wil be issued Tomorrow.
THE OHIO RIVER BRIDGE QUESTION
% was brought up 10 comm tee tC
, day to enable three persons from SteJ
benyille to make their statements col
I
SslieVe {. was an obstacle to navigation
and thcngst the location as }Od rs 40
IS other proposed foE similar bridges. o.
witness quite strongly assured The con
mittee that the river at that point W
quite straight for half mile above al
4 below the bridge, while all other vi
nesses have testified It was almost
crescent curve.
REMISSION OF DUTIES
). The Senate Finance COMMITTEES sgret
10 report fsvesably on the House bill
remit certain internal revenue duti
levied on the Illinois Iron and Bolt Cor
many. The bill In full was telegraphi
n, last week.
y THE COPPER TARIFF BILL
81 The President hesitstes to veto 3
on copper tariff bill, and indications tod
2 are that IL will become q II ", and 70
, too, in the face Of the protest OF the e
'' tire smelling interest Of the North 81
East.
MRS. LIN ~OLN'5 PENSION.
p, The Senate had quite long discussl
w on the bill granting Mrs. Abraham III
coin 8 pension Of 5000 s year. Mr.. Mt
q ton advocated it very earnestly, but
d vote was reached. It Is likely TO p
.-3tb q raauoad su1u