Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

Ine HOUSE, ltattH NHHHHo uNa
strict party vote.
The legislation and judicial an.
preparation blu discussed without
final action.
The President was requested to
furnish information concerning the
recent murder Of Americas Hova-
70.
Senate resolutions were intro.
duoed directing the judiciary Com
mittee 10 enqalFe.WhetheF there has
been any violation Of the recon-
stFuctiOn law by the Georgia legis-
lature.
Morton spoke on bis bill 10 pre-.
vent military aid IN time Of war to
revolted ~subjectsOf foreign power.
Bill laid on the table.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-The guests
at the Presidents State dinner to-
night are composed of Senators
and Representatives with their
wives.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-The reg
istration bill passed the Senate
Yeas, Is; nays. p.
The Impeachment trial of Wick
life commences to-mosrow.
This mornings Bulletin contains
a statement from Judge Cooley,
charging the State Treasurer Du.
buclet with defrauding creditors Of
State by discounting their warrants
and using the funds Of State there
for.
WHEELING, Feb. 9.-The Vir-
ginia Legislature passed a bill
abolishing lawyers and teachers
from the test oath.
PARIS, Feb. 9.-The disturbances
were resumed at midnight In the vi
cinity of the former riots. Several
additional barbados have been
erected IN narrow streets. :
Troops still reserve fire arms.
The police made several charges,
killing some Of the leaders.
Gustave Flourer's was still at
large at 3 o'clock p. m.
The police and military have the
City under control.
PARIS, Feb. 9-All the editors OF
the Marseilles have been arrested.
The printers refuse to put the pa
per to press.
LONDON, Feb. 9-An act Of Par
lament proposed to protect for
eign inventions was sent to the
worknlen's exhibition here.
Merchants of Cork complain C:
loss Of prestige TO that city by
transfer Of shipment of all foreign
mails save one TO channel ports.
Ultra Montanes are bitter against
DIR. Dolbriuger for his letter
against the proclamation Of the
do gma of infallibility.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. l0.-WiIson
Of Massachu etts, aud several other
New Englanders aud three South
crn Senators will vote for Bradley.
His confirmation is becoming more
probable.
SENATE Many petitions for the
removal Of disabilities are before
the Senate.
"A bill was introduced WITHHOLD
ing grants from Agricultural col
leges which hmake a distinction In
color.
Buffers bill In addition TO the
conditions heretofore published,
provided that the removal Of disa-
bilities shall not effect prOpert )
|. lost, captured, or destroyed By the
army Of the United States.
There is also an amendment eX-
| Guiding army and navy officers
from the benefits Of the bill.
Terry aud Sheridan are both at
the White House.
!. Revenue to-day S277,00
| HoUsR-The Secretary of State
: inquired why II was that the
: Spanish government paid certain
claims in legal tender notes instead
/ ofgOld, as stipulated by the treaty
/ Of 1884.
Appropriations resumed.
! WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-SENATE
The appropriation bill 10 supply the
|, deficiencies of the Navy Bureaus
was amended to read three millions,
E passed and goes to the House for
concurrence.
, The Mississippi Dill was consid-
cred. The debate Is mainly devOt-
: ed to personalities. The question
Q before the Senate Is on the admls-
sion pure and simple. Adjourned
without action.
The President says the report OF
e. the interview between himself and
Radical GeOrgians, inexact in some
D respects.
I The President considers that the
question of Senators belongs to
=. Congress.
a Two cotton plckeries, Replin-
giles and Collins; were burned
i. Loss 100000. Charles Merrileld
persisted in the flames. Two po-
: licemen were dangerously shot by
a negro. One policeman then shot
K seriously wOunding the negro.
j. WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-Debate
1 in the Senate over Mississippi to-
day was a mere repetition OF per-
sOnalities as when Virginia was
= considered. indications are that
Virginia's restrictions will be ap-
5 piled TO Mississippi, though dis
cussion in the Senate may postpone
4 the result several days.
Il PARIS, Feb. l0.-ln the Corps,
n Kcra'ry said the present Napoleon
l. was endeavoring to corrupt the
a leaders of the Legislatiif.
The Journal La Noise seized
i and the conductors arrested.
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