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The HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE to-day
agreed unanimously to report a resolution Of
censure, (but not Of expulsion,) in the case of
Hon. H. h. Butler, of Tenn, charged with sell
ing cadetship.
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ne Aarkess To-Day.
0rapAsd Eeclsstpe1s 10 ne Freosno .Vyav.

BALTInoRK, March H.-wm. Fisher a. Sons
1856, 6Sk bid, 66k asked; do. 1851. GO bid, 6I
asked; do. coupon, old, 20 bid, "a asked.
BALrIMoRR, March H-Cotton firm, at "a
asked. Flour dull; low grades are firm bat
prices are unchanged. Wheat dull; Pennsylva-
mia, sl.23as1.26. Corn firm; white s0assc.; yell
low sias2c. Oats quiet at 53a55c. Rye un-
changed. Pork firm, at 81. Bacon firm; rib
l2a12S. Hams, 1sa2o. Lard quiet at I5aI6c.
Whisky dun and nominal
EEw YoRK, March 1i.-Stocks firm. Ex-
change, long, 81; short, s1. Gold, 12a. Bonds,
IN. Money easy at Sac per cent Virginia skies,
ex-coupon, n; new, 20. North Carolina's, Old,
46k; new, 22a.
NEW YoRK, March H.-Flour dull and uu-
changed, Wheat dull and dropping. Corn
quiet and unchanged.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.
1elegrdphed kxclusiuely to TAe Evenir0 Star.

CLEVELAND, March 1.-THE boiler of a port
county, Ohio, exploded on Saturday, and killed
Jacob krupp. Robert and Frank Mcconnell
John Fritez, David Shook and man named
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ENsIeN JOIN G. IRVINE, q. .. n, has been
detached from Signal duty at Washington, d.
O., and ordered to the North Pacific Squadron
Of the Pacific Fleet. fk
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GOVERNOR ScorT, ef South Car olina, is al
Willard's.
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Ihe Ladies' Of the Hung Jury-They
Endure Great Fatigue, and FinalIy Iy
Agree ON . Verdict.
TelegrapAed k1clSsiuely to The Evenin0 Star.
LARAMIE CITY, March 14.-The Jury in the
Howie murder case rendered a verdict at II
O'Clock on Saturday night Of manslaughter In
the first degree. The ladies Of the jury were
much fatigued.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

THE NEW ASSOCIATE JUSTICE of the U S.
Supreme Court, Hon. William Strong, appoint
ed in place Of Judge Grier, resigned, occupied
his seat on the bench this morning for the first
time.
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Chattahoochie Arsenal IN the State of F,or,a..
Mlhtary Affairs.
by Mr. Atwood (wise Bin no extend tbe
Portage CITY, and TO amend the .ct .,r.v,,,so W
lands to Wisconsin for railroad nnrro..s Pnae
lie Lands. uo
of way thronc or M "a Ss .ue Iight
Irrigation Conpany. PnnM xnds % the sacramento
BY Mr.. Clarke (kan.e Ril -.
Ist 5 from the Usage Indians i, Ker Kunaer treaty o
Af.airs. ihoian
Under this call several bills of a nriv.,.
tics &c. we're introdncsd ami rss oL g'sabili-
propri ate eonmittees :" aP
Mr.. Loughrfdge Uowa) introduced . ,o,,,
solution to provide for the safety of nassan,er.
t,fbntaries n nrovides ths, IN W, anu its
numns ON steamers shall he -, al :, oaehees and
asr- n ~ stoves sh ali he tent sa II Perloet or,
70 The decLs and 1Sa, 1851 ~ seeurey taste ned
csrrr;ns, nit,,o-o,xcerine henv;vp p'Snioted from
phene. and ether explosive oils 'Tho,e, Tha cam
Tor Violation is fine OF mot less ,hep penaLy aS
a., ,..o.,o,, - ~. c,-.,, H.,
- -, ~ 4t az. "a tMsl, sne Treasu-
l.ca.s os 10 .ne house oesaliea statement Of the
oleIauon VI ,ne SINKING Iunu ior .ne extngush-
peh. y. tne uepts conuScaeo IN tne war OF the
DIN motion or Mr canoar ,,s;., ,,oS
,, Uh 20 ,1von vi nI. CohgeI, kMicn.,l the Seere
49, Va w al mas uueSoee 70 oroel survey for
me Improvement OF the 81. Mary 9 ship canal in
NJ Sa.n-s a.,
Ill ntoeefs kArk.l enered resolution calling
apon Rpsr une re -Sommissoner - OF the Freedmen's
FrnoS,,ao. III io. Tl IahoA As 70 money drawn from
r[eeumens und, and appropriated to use OF
no"aiI omversity; aiso all particulars in rela-
1,o. " sne ian oi tne nospitai building az Howard
anu copies Of All contracts for erect
hnss.;,ai ;viongs vi the University and Freedmen's
noTt'4i.
,,, nc 9 Guse Ieiuseu 10 second the demand for
@ one P.esious Yuesuon, anu the Resolution went
NJ H. lIn s
Mr. Ray tlll.D onered resolution, that our
PS PIesSnl syseem OF t&Aauon Is exorbitsut and
needessiy puIdensome upon the people; that
t. tne.e snonia pe redactlon In both internal
SaAeao. anu tne .anu 70 tne lowest amount TO
SenNemenSy meet tne expenses OF the Govern
.i;; " uiscnsIgS he oohgauons OF the
uonai debt, and that the tariff should only a..
for such revenue as may be necessary To mset
the expenses OF the Government.
On seconding the demand for the prev;o,.
question only q voted in the affirmative, and the
resoluuon went over under the rule.
MT. marshall (llll offered resolution
the business and industrial interests - -
the country demand prompt action Of
congress, and that no taxation should be
imposed. not absolutely necessary to the admin
etranon OF the Government on economical
principles, and that in framing tariff Iavrs ths
following principles should be observed LIST.
that no DUTY should be imposed upon any arti'
amount Of revenue; I'd, that the maximum sste
Of duty should be upon luxuries; and Sd, that
tne uuty imposed should be equally distributed
ana the law should not be made to discrimnate
IN !avor OF any class or section.
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NoNINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
noon:
Seth c. Hawley to be Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Eight District of New York.
Albert G. Allen to be Assessor OF Internal
Revenue for the Second District Of New York.
Peter Rose to be Collector of Internal Reve-
nue., Eighteenth District Of Ohio.
Abram II. Bowman to be Collector of Inter
nal Revenue, Seventh District of Kentucky.
Geo. E. Paine to be Postmaster at Painesyille.
Ohio.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Nut Little Hope for the Missing
Steamer.

Nut Little Hope for the Missing
Steamer.
Ielegrdphed Erciusirely to The Ecenfag Star.
LONDON, March IA vessel has Just arrived
here from Fayal, which port she left on Satur-
day, the 18th of February. Up to that time
uothing had been heard there of the missinr
steamer City of Boston. The public cont,lenc.s
In the ultimate safety of the ship has been SEN
sibly shaken by the receipt of this unfavorablc
intelligence. The Azores were regar ied i'm some
quarters as the last hope.
Later-There is Yet Some Hope.
LlyERPOOL, March 14.-The bark Mary johnson.
from Bolivia, Brazil arrived at this port TO-DAY
Her Captain reports that on the 18th of Febru-
airy, in latitude 30 north and longitude "A west.
she passed a large steamer, which hove to
and was heading northeast. She displayed
the British colors and signal to denote
that her machinery was broken down. She
mad two white stripes and one red on her
funnel about two thirds Of the way up, and the
Captain thinks she may have been the missing
steamer, the City of Boston. The gale was very
heavy at the time, and the johnson was not able
10 stop or get near enough to make closer obser-
yatiOns.
NEW YORK, March H.-The Inman Line au-
thorities in New York state that the tunnels o;
their ships are not marked i'm the manner de-
scribed in the cable telegram, but hope that.
owing to the distance, the captain of the John
st0n may have been mistaken in his observations
Ihe locality given is precisely where the CITY OF
Boston ought to have been on the date given
While the agents are OF the opinion that the
steamer was one of the Allan and Portland line
they admit the possibility of its being the Cit,
Of Boston
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MADRID, March 1i.-The funeral obseauies OF
Prince Henri de Bourbon, who was killed In the
duel on Saturday by Duke de M0ntpenser, were
solemnized to-day. No pnblic demonstration
was made.
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Tne suspension Of Capt. Eyre-nOt hy
2 IecPes as he Deserves-but from

LONDON, March 14--Later DISPATCHES from
nOng- hong announce that the captain of the
Bombay, which ran down the Oneida has been
suspt nded, not on account OF the collision, but
because he neglected to inform himself or the
seriousness OF the damage that had been en-
tailed, and because he took no measures to pre-
serve the lives Of the drowning crew.
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New F0rtilcatiens for Alexandra.
Egypt.
aovapAed Erclxsively to The Eveming Star.

CAIRO, March 14-The Khedive has given
orders for the immediate commencement OF new
fortiications and other works in the harbor Of
Alexandria.
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TPUBLIC-No. III
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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" "HITEHURST GALLERY.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
INDUCEMENTS NEVER BEFORE OFFERE]
ANY RYHIRTTTnN

ONE-HALT THE GROSS PROCEEDS, EACH
EVENING, DISTRIBUTED IN CASH PRIZES,
TO THE AUDIENCE
THE GRAND COMIC PANORAMA OF THE
MING, at the WHIfEHURsT GALLERY, i61-s
Pa avenue bet ~ and 9th streets. in addition to
the magnificent bill Of Mammoth Illuminated War
Views Classical statuary, Copies Of the Great
teis Minor Comicsls, &s;, &C; The best and cheap
nently The PEOPLES PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Open At ~ O'Clock: commences q 8. Admission,
D pets. " une quarter of the gross proceeds, each
evening, returned to the audience In one dollar
prizes, in cash, and another quarter in Q grand
capital prize, cash. all drawn In entirely
In the world TO see an Exhibition worth ten times
the ADMISSION fee, and at the time, without any
additional cost, TO Try ones INck fel6 In
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lPrBLIC-NO. 18l

OIL
AN ACT waking appropriations to supply def
cwhcfes IN e.e appropriations for the nav al
service Tor the year ending June thirtieth
gheen hundred and seventy, and for other
BE IL enorted By he Senate and House of Repre-
sSnsafires ef the United States Of Ameriei in Con-
gress dsscvibled, That the following sums be, aud
the same are hereby, appropriated, to be pa d
out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise e
appropriated, to supply deficiencies in the a, =
preparations for the naval service for the year
seventy, namely:
For the Bureau of Steam Engineering, five
hundred thousand dollars.
For the Bureau Of Construction and Repairs
one million five hundred thousand dollars; and
the following amounts of unexpended balances
are hereby covered into the treasury, viz: OF
the unexpended balance standing to the credit
of the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, one
million four hundred thousand dollars: Of the
balance to the credit OF the Bureau of Equip
men ment and Recruiting, three hundred and ninety
nine thousand dollars; OF the balance to the
credit Of the Bureau of Navigation two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars; and OF the bal
ance to the credit of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks, nine hundred and ffty-one thousand
dollars.
And these sums shall be covered in and re-
stored to the Treasury, whether they stand to
the credit of said bureaus In the proper books of
the Treasurer of the United States, or have
been placed to any other account, or are under
the control Of any officer or agent of the Navy
Department: Procided, That the money 20 ap-
Propriated shall be expended only for the pur-
pose of providing materials, carrying ON the
work, and paying the employees of the bureaus
for which il is appropriated.
Approved, February "a, 1870.
IPUBLIC-No. I'll
AN ACT making an appropriation 10 defray the
expenses OF witnesses i'm the investigation by
the Military Committee in reference to the
sale OF cadetships.
Be ii enacted by tie Senate and House of Repre-
senfdtires Of ne United States Of America in Con-
gTess assembled, That the sum of three thousa nd
dollars, or as much thereof As may be necessary
Is hereby appropriated, out Of any money in the.
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to defray
the expenses incurred by the Committee on
Military Affairs in conducting the investigation
resolution Of February 4th, 1870.
Approved, February "a, 1870.
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MANSFIELD, o., March H.-On SATURDAY.,
Mary j. Lunsford, q seamstreSs, was found muir
dered in bed. Her body was horribly gashed.
The indications presented terrible struggle.
No clue to the murderer has yet been discov-
cred.
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1elegraphed Erclasirely to the Evening Star.
! PARIS, March 1.-The small pox still pre-
walls In different quarters Of the city.
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WAsHfseroS, March IL, isO.-Jsy Cooke q
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Govern
melt securities:
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RARLOwy GALLERY.-The public are invited
~ to see large number Of FINE PAINTINGS
Gallery, New York, on exhibition from 8 . M. to
p; m. This 10 fine chance for those Wshing to pur-
Snase ftNE AND ORIGINAL PICTuRES. 237
leoutn o1oe.l mh2-tr
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Arrest Of an American I'm Ireland for
Forgery.

CORK, March H.-On the arrival of the
steamer Idaho at Queenstown yesterday, from
New York, passenger named Philips was ar
TO the extent Of $50 900.
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The HOUSE very properly and Justly TO-DAY
voted to pay to Mrs. Stanton, widow Of the late
Edwin M. Stanton, the sum OF 5000, equal to
one years salary Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
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IT ATIONA ATRE.
II RON Rim g Sl''

ODD LOWS HALL!!
CHARLES II. READ
Will give PUBLIC SEANCE at ODD FELLOWS
HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, March Is, at
O'Clock. = -
These Physical Demonstrations are Of the most
astounding nature.
They bid defiance to Philosophical Laws
They have reyolutionized the World of Science, and
exemplify, In the most startling manner,
THE HIThRRTO UNDEyELOPEb POWER OF
MANI
Tickets can be obtained at Metxerott and Ellis
and 10th streets.
Admission SO cts.; Reserved Seats rs cts mia Il.
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Liberalixatisn Of the Imperial Polio,
Of France.


s'eP"'eo ~ 1Hs Aoe"sW OtdT.
OF the London Morning Telegraph says Olivier
announces, unOficially, the Immediate liberal
izati0n Of the Imperial policy.
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BAfCHELOR,S HAIR nvr

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aarmiess, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
eaa nor any r,ta!ie poison to produce paralysis or
S1ast1ng virtues they do not possess. The genuine
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the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w ALL'S OPERA HOUSE
SECOND WEEK OF THE CHAPMAN SISTERS
AND q. b. BISHOP
THIS EVENING, PLUTO; OR. THE MAGIC
L1RE. commencing with the HAPPIEST DAY OF
My LIFE.
r On On TUEsRaY, ALADDIN; Or. THE WONDER
UL bCAMP.
nj A L . n A l. II ATRE.
First Night Of the Distinguished Comedian.
JOHN Il. OWENS.
THIS EVENING, Tom Tsyior's Comedy of THE
SHINGLE.
Change OF Programme Every Might.
seats can now be secured for any night OF Mr.
Owens Engagement.
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The Ecumenical COuncll-Sure Vote
for Papal InfalIbality.

PARIS, March IA Rene dispatch of to-
days date states that six hundred and ten votes
are now sure for the Papal infallibility dogma
In the Ecumenical Council.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

"GRACE GREENWOOD" ON "JOAN D'ARc.n
brilliant company, including Vice President
Colfax, many Senators and members OF the
House, and other eminent persons attended Oh
Saturday the literary reunion at the residence
Of the Hor. Horatio King. The occasion was
as usual most interesting one, but the feature
of the evening was an address by .'Grace Green
wood" (Mrs. LippincOtt.) She chose for her
subject "Josn d'Arc" and it is hardly neces-
sary to say Aat the life and death of that re-
markable woman were painted in brilliant
colonby this able essayist, who 10 never commc,-
place, whether she wields the tom sue or the pen.
She was heartily applauded tor the beauty of
her address and the manner in which it was de-
uvered.
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The POINT or ROCKS ROAD AND THE BALrI-
MORE AND POTOMAC RoAD.-Ed Star: Allow
me to say, on reliable authority, that the state
ment made at tho Citizens Railroad meeting
held In this city ON the night Of 9Th instant, by
NJ =. A. Partridge, Assistant Engineer OF the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, that Mr..
Garrett had proposed to abandon the construc-
tio9 Of the Point Of Rocks road, II the Baltimore
anu Potomac would abandon the building of
In fact.
1t would be well for the citizens of Washing
ton, BEFORE i1dorstng or authorizing the ind0rse-
carefully into the matter, for II parties inter
esteo can De mistaken and make such q state
ment - the above in reference TO rival road.
tney can eaaly make mistakes In their own
Evening star., 1870-03-14

FRczxx TO DHArH on THE RPLAIxs-Inferma-
ton has reached Baltimore Of the death Of Q son
Of Nr. WIN. A. Turner, Of No. 90 Franklin
street, Q private I'm Company ID, 2oeh United
Sfstes infantry, stationed st Fort Rsnsom
Dskota Territory, who was frosen 20 death
about the 1lth offebruary last, On the morn
ing Of that day sergeant and nve priyates
we're detailed to marx q lay out 4 roSd
between that post and Fort Abercrombie.
distance forty-ave miles. Tho partv had nro, !,
ceeded out ten miles, when there ct in 4 hssSv
SNOW torn, aoco1panied By . very violent
Impossible to see six feet shead Ths nost1 h.d !,
no tents and we're thirteen miles distsnt from
any horse; They Remained In this oondition
Turner and another soldier, na1e not SnoSn'
ffom Boston, being frozen 70 death. On ths
night o. tne second day dstAcAnonf ant ont
nom Fort kansom reached them md conveved
= the hospital at that post the survivor. one Of
whon brother 81 Mr.. Louis Weber. pronrie-
tor o. 9 restaurant In Balffmoeo. Weber lost
tnree nn4e1 q each hand and several toes of
s,S ~ -, @ nom oe1ng frost-bltten. The others
suneree more severely, one q them loeine both
legs and another one of he let,
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BAD STATE OF Times IN GEoReIA-The fol-
lowing dispatch, received to-day by two promi-
nent Senators, from gentleman connected with
the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, shows
bad state Of Affairs in Georgia:
SAvAKNAs, GA, March Is, 1s70.-The pass
age OF Btngham'S amendment, in the HOuss,
has set the worst elements in society wild:
and now the cry OF id Republican, shouted
aner man, y as terrific Is ever the cry
OF id abolttionist was before the war
Neither Mr. Conant or myself have ever
bad anything to do with the politics Of
Georgia, nor do We desire to have. Wea are here
engaged In great enterprise, spending millions
Georgia, but this seems to be no pro-
tection to us. Any man disposed TO get
rid Of us has only to charge us with political
PuIRosss or aspiration 70 rob us Of all sympathy,
authorities. earnestly invoke your ina uence
with Governor Bullock and with Congress TO sec
n, and others like situated, protected
Evening star., 1870-03-14

IHE SACGUs AT HAvANA.-Lieutenau Com
mander Charles L. Franklin, of the irop-cIaa
Saugus, informs the Navy Department that he
arrived in Havana harbor on the 9th of Feb
ruary, in tow of the U. s. steamer Bibb. and
was received with the usual courtesies bv the
Spanish authorities. The English and French
ofhcers in the harbor also received the Ssueus
with the usual courtesies.
The CADETsHIP BUsrNEss.-Tbe Mi,it.rv
Committee Of the House has taken some testi-
mony within the last few days, but little of IL
Is OF interest, except portion showing that an
outside party, named Stanberry, took SI DO
from the parents of the cadet nominated nv
James Brooks Of New York, but there was no
evidence connecting Mr.. Brooks with the trans
action, nor does any one believe he was I'm any
involved.
CONTRACTS FoR MAIL SERvIcK.-The awards
made to-day by the Postmaster General to the
successful route bidders embraced about Eve
hundred mail routes west of the Rocky Noun
tains; among them the following:
From Phil. Sheridan to Santa Fe. New Mex-
ice, to A: o. Wallis, for $4,000 per annum,
From Santa Fe, New Mexico. to Fl pas.o. m
c; W. Lewis, for % coo, twice per week.
From Mesilla, New Mexico, to Los Anoelos
week.
From San Juan, Cal, to Los Angeles. Cal.
Theodore 8. Hapenny, at s2S $40, daily service.
From Oreville, California, to Portland, ore
gon, Theodore Lee, $50 600, daily.
les" Oregon, seven hundred and sixtv-fiye
miles, six times week, to Theodore Lee, for
From Corinne, Utah, to Helena. Motan.
three times week, to Gilmer s SALISBURY for
S1425o.
Walla Walla, Warrington Territory, to Mis-
eouia, Montaa, to /. L. Blake, SIS, 100; weekly
ries and In the States OF California, Nevada and
Oregon, but none In the Territory Of Dacotah.
A morning paper comments editorially on the
reported hanging by Judge Lynch Of two men
in New York yesterday. As the hanging In
question occurred at North Platte, I'm Nebraska,
The New York herald., 1870-01-11
THE HUDSON CLOSED.

EAST ALBANY, N. r., Jan 10, 1870.
The Hudson river Is covered with Ice to-day from
shore to saore from Poughkccpsle TO Albany. At
Rbnebcck the ice is stationary, and at Tivoli the
ferrYboat lies motonless In the middle OF the river
souder, John Naylor and large tow from Albany
taken downby tie Norwich are all fast In the Ice At
Hudson. The Connecticut passed down yesterday
afternoon. es>',s. -
snow fell here during the greaIsr part d iAe da1t
The New York herald., 1870-01-11


The Test Oath in Texas-Perjury Not Punisi,a-
bio in the State Courts.
General Reynolds, commanding the military dis
trict or Texas has forwarded to General Sherman
the petition OF certain citizens OF that state asking
that q law be passed by Congress to punish persons
who guilty Of wilful false swearing In taking the
iron-c clad oath. 1t seems that there are large
number Of disqualified persons who, for the sake OF
obtaining once have subscribed the test oath, and
there are no means OF furnishing them under the
laws Of Texas. What the Texans ask is, that Con-
gress pass general law on the subject which shall
be applicable to all the late rebel States and place
the execution OF 1t In United states courts instead
or the State courts. General Sherman has laid the
matter before the Reconstruction Committee.
Radical Change Proposed in the Neutrality y
Laws.
Senator Howe, OF Wisconsin. gave notice to-day IN
the Senate that be would tomorrow introduce a
bill making change in our present neutrality laws
The bill provides forshe repeal OF the second third,
fourth dfrh eighth, NINTH tenth and eleventh sec.
tons OF the act I'm addition to an act for the pun
shment OF certain crimes against the United states
The second section provides for the punishment OF
enlisting or procuring others to enlist in the United
States and fitting out ships within the ports Of the
United states to be used by foreign princes. The
third section provides that any person fitting out OF
attempting to ht out and arm, or procure to be
fitted out and armed, or knowingly be con.
ccrned with intent to use such ships in
war against any foreign government with
whom the United States are ut peace shall be guilty
OF high mIsdemeanor, punishable with ne imprison-
ment and forfeiture. The fourth section provides
The New York herald., 1870-01-11

low leu here during the grca!er gassQ sas aaz.