Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

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WARSAW, july 1.-The Empe-
r0r and suite have arrived here.
A grand official demonstration will
be made in honor Of the event.
LISBON, July 2-SOnor Figant-
ire, recently appointed Portuguese
Minister to Washington, has been !
transferred to st. Petersburg. d
ROSIE, July at is said at I
least two-thirds Of the fathers in o
the Gcumenical Council will de- =
part for home soon as infallibility /,
dogma is officially promulgated. .
PARIS, July Figaro was to.
day prosecuted for violation Of =
the press law. The particular Of :
, fence being the publication of
false. auecdote Of the Emperor and
late Earl Clarendon. D.,
Washbuyu, the American Minis
ter, has gone to the German wa
teriug places. Col. Hoffman,, Sec
rotary Of Legation, will act during
his absence.
The Arch. Bishop Of Paris has
returned from Rome.
Provost Paradol, new minister
to Washington, sailed from Havre,
to-day, for New York,
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The Sen.
ate was in session all day, and
will meet this evening.
Debate Yves continued on the
amendment excluding Chinese
from the privilege Of naturaliza'
ton. Williams Of Oregon, Stew.
art ofNeyada, and Conkling favor.
ed the amendment; Sumner, Car
penter, Schurz, and Trumbull OPP
posed. No action reached, but 1t
A.. was agreed that consideration of
the tax bill shall be resumed at
opening Of session tomorrow,
r whether the naturalization bill is
finished tonight or not.
+. The only public celebrations
a we're the presentation Of memorial
e stone to the Washington National
e Monument Society by the Associ'
alton of Oldest Inhabitants of the
District Of Columbia, and a parade
Y of q small company Of cOlored
Zouaves.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The only
public celebration here is By the
association Of the oldest inhabit.
b ants with an Grafton, reading Of
l. the declaration Of independence
and the presentation Of a block
/. for the Washington Monument.
SESATE-A motion to adjourn
/. was lost by a tie vote.
:. The Committee on Indian Al
fairs reported a bill to provide fol
the removal Of the Cherokee Indi
II ans in North Carolina to the Cher
n okee lands west Of the Mississippi
ae river.
Harris offered a resolution call
ing for information as to Casey
i management Of the New OrleanI
a custom house. Adopted.
l. The Naturalization BIZ! was re
sumed.
Stewart continuing his argumen
for the exclusion OF Chinese from
tho privilege Of hO0omilg natural
|. lied.
% No House.
FORT MONROE, Va, July A.
t. The day passed of quietly here,
,r salute was fred from the fort a
noon, the band playing a nationa
air. There was q fine display o
q. fine works in the evening, witness
\. ed by q large number Of ladies an
Q. gentlemen from the adjoinin
counties. The vessels in the hal
10 Dor we're all ta~stefully decorate
with bunting.
Mt WHITE SULBHER SPRINGS, Va
July 4.-Independence day wa
he celebrated here by a compliment
ne airy dinner given by the Messr
Peyton, proprietors Of the spring
or to the representatives Of the pre-:
N. of Washington and Richmond
,is James A. Warden, senior editC
Of the Richmond Dispatch, pr
10. sided, and speeches were made b
m. Senators Howard and Yates, Re-
cd resentatiye Kelley, of the Virgin
he Legislature, Col. John B. Baldwi.
,nL of Virginia, W, W. Barr, of IL
Southern Associated Press, ar
NE others.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July A.
The day was observed by closir
esS stores, banks, etc. A Republics
IN, m meeting, which had been adve
'!li tised for several weeks, was he'll
IN A row took place over the Dime
'ue in which several negroes were c
and shot, some dangerously
of the same party.