Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

Republieaa senators eadeased oger I
the Georgia bin. BiathamaII
amendment was the topic to.a
30 vote was reached. The caucus
sseAed about equally divided aad
uuhae further action i tAken n ths
eausns ne bill e L came ~ thaI'
House aepp0fled BY the DrmUrf4
10 senatOts will suFslyTaas, Nor
tom DTAkes Ehayer and Cameron
spoke against ths aill. TrumbuIl,
Edwards, Terry others poke
In hvor Of Blnghamh ameudmaat
bill. The House bed ne Ar Lins
bill mp. Mann yielded to InE IN
to fntrOdnce fhe bill Which ahnld
open aO0l.OW aoEas and
which It IL supposed there VIII ks
no objection. 1t turned cut that
the bill would reaok ell land
grants to the New OrIeans& 0pe-
loussa Rail Road. The PROPOSE
don received strong ~Obiecti0na
from the Senate. Simmer objected
10 the present consideration Of the
amendment.
WAsHING March L.--Sen-
ate passed. lfndlhg bill-38tO TO-
Adjourned 10 Monday, when the
Georgia Bill win be special order.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
funding bill waa amended by ~.
ducing the expense Of preparing
aud dispOslng Of bonds to oue-half
of one per cent by dispensing with
foreign Agenciaa for payment Of the
interest aud allowing The OFgapiza-
ton Of National bankson q deposit
of $4,000. With these changes
the bill passed as originally PIT BY
Sherman from the Judiciary com
miltee. ~
or CIrY, Pa, March lI.-A Gre
which threatened the sntiee city
Twas by exeFtionS OF the people ex
> tinguished. AFTER burning Q mIlroad
train and 4 number Of tanks. tN
: ROME, March 1.-THE PontllGal
court contests, in emphatic terms,
| the claim Of the French govern
ment to be represented In Ecumen-
zeal Council. h9 llniis f' }'Nt
BERLrN. March 1.-THE North
slGnrman Gazette says the claim 0l
. the POpetO infallibility only shows
how liable TO error be IS. .. 4
ST. LOUIS, March II - Acrchant's
q Bank resumed specie payments
/. Circulation out $4,000. 4
NEW ORLEANS, March H.
The counting Of coupons surren-
u dered by WicEliE, Just concluded,
G shows a deficiency 81 $4,000.
The Times, commenting on the
q Mississippi Central Railroad, says
1t is about time that the cant about
e this and that great railroad King
q and managers and that only certain
persons have the capacity TO man
"a age such enterprises were aShu'
dOned and some attention given y
! facts and practical proofs 0a TN
b safety and efficiency Of the Conduc
le Of the great highways. W. con
Ia fess that the many reports Of ~
condition of the Central Miasis
sippi do not give us q very ia
D. v0rable idea of this too long con
10 tinued habit Of weak credullty ana
at confidence in names and preten
:, lions there s no possibility OF o.
" guing tl1is road into q prupe
er aud safe condition as lonI
n as the daily Experience d traveller
Il, attest Sc irFegularitles and bal
a, management.
NEw ORIEANs, March ll,-Th
Grand Jury Of the United State
Of Court found sixteen lndielmeI
Eh against each ofthe following
lg Waddy Thompson, merchanl
Isaac Wood, proprietor OF y
ht bonded Warehouse; Perry Fulie
IL, Ex.C Collector Of Customs; w.
as Gray, Special Deputy Collector |
A. DeWolGD Deputy Collector; "
A. West, Special Treasury Asen
u eight Indictment for conspiring I
.. dcfraud the government, aud eigI
foP removing merchandise irOmd
bonded Warehouse.
1t is chargedlhat these frauds wei
pcrpetrated during Fullcr's admin
istFalion Of the New Orleans CnI
tom House. .r... .,s
NEW YoRK, March lI.-GoLD.I
e.. The lowest point rearhed o!da
H.. was 1873, from wllsch H. gFaAuaiI
advanced to II nj three o'clOcl
be when It gradually declined al
- closed at 1885, @l3A.
ir- PARIS March ll.-Louis Mol
whose brother Pierre NapoIeo
If Killed, cOmplains that the prosccl
tiOHseems directed against his deS
brother rather Than Pierre.
Dl- LOEDoE, March 1.-THE Conse
ce vatlvc banqGet was largely aitenI
lis ed by eminent men. A number
EATERS were read aud the policy
the Government condemned bY q
he parties. %
Sir James Rockingham spcakit
cd for the army said
NY 10 discomect the army aud :
duee lie force by 26,6OO was imud
= cious economy. II was easier
es dissolve than re.embody the arnl
ne Happily, the country had anOth
IA force understandable, armed wi
truth, namely, the C~Onseryatil
mi party enlisted TO defend a long I
tAblished institution not cxceptii
nd the Irish Church."
HAVANA, March la Militia
II, Court Martial convicted and SCI
fenced 10 death several parties no
he In New York, implicated II u
IL Villa Neueva Theatre riot last yeG
The Insurgents attacked plant
X ton near Santiago DeCuba, XII
ing3.
all The Operatives and Free MasO
le. recently arrested for holding
meeting are still II prison.
IA. WARRINGTON. March l2-Ti