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mitteo, suggested ia reference 10
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Banks said that the question
had been fallt considered BY that
Committee and the Committee
had made a report which was to
come up tomorrow.
Cox remarked that the limitation
Of the Presidents right TO make
communication to Congress was
that be might, from time to time,
give It information as to the State
OF the Union but he regarded
this message as an attack on the
report made by the gentleman
from Massachusetts, Banks, "and
it should be, as in the case Of An.
drew JohnsOn's message, laid on
the table without reference to a
committee"
Banks said he had not made the
motion in the spirit to which the
gentleman from New York had
referred. 1t was the usual course
to lay the message on the table
and have it printed.
Dawes suggested that after the
remarks of the gentleman from
Ohio, 1t would not be respectful
to lay the message on the table.
Banks modified his motion, and
moved q reference of the message
to the committee on Foreign Al.
fairs.
Cox moved to lay the message
on the table, negatived. Message
was then referredt to the committee
on Foreign affairs. Adjourned.
New ORLEANS, June l3.-Judge
Bradley's decree Saturday against
the monopoly pretentions of the
Slaughter House Company, had
a disastrous effect on its stock,
dropping from 30 to IS cents.
McComb, Of the new. board, was
victorious in the Eigth District
Court against Beauregard, of the
old board, for the management of
the jackson Railroad.
Robert Wynn, who was acci.
IDENTIFY injured on Saturday by the
Pontchartrain Railroad, is dead.
j. A. Quinters, on trial for the
murder Of Maj. Frank Manney in
June last, was acquitted to-day.
The crop prospects generally
favorably, though too much rain
in some portions.
ST. LOUIS, June l3.-The In
dians inhabiting the Indian Terri
tory had a meeting and adopted
an address to present to the PEG
pie of the United States, expires.
sive Of amity, but adherence to
treaties and opposition to terrific.
rial bill and railroad grants.
PARIS, June l3.-The following
dispatch from Rome, dated Sat.
urday, was received here:
"The discussion on the infali-
bility dogma continues in the
Ecnmenical Council. During the
debate Depanloup energetically
combatted any exaggerations Of
the rights Of the Pope. Seventy
two Fathers signifed their inten-
ton to speak against infallIbility,
these fifteen are French pre-.
PARIS, June 13.-The members
Of the International Society Of
Workmen, who we're arrested on
suspicion Of being implicated in
the late plot against the nation and
the life of the Emperor, will have
heir preliminary examination be-
fore a tribunal on Saturday next,
and be released on giving bail.
Sessions Of the High Court will
ct BlOis on the 18th of July.
LISBON, June 13.-Advices from
the Argentine Republic announce
the defeat Of the Insurgents in s
battle near Monteyiedo.
MADRID, June l3.-In the Cor.
les on Saturday, Prim, in reply to
q question, said the Government
had sought a candidate for the
throne, but thus far in vain. He
felt confident, however, within the
next three months, one would be
He deemed It necessary
10 state further that he did not
mean AlfonzO. While he knew there
was q general feeling Of anxiety on
account Of this unsettled state Of
he did not apprehend any
BOMBAY, June I3-Advices from
various India ports report the
,holera abating.