Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

lourn tie House on The fourth d
July Was adopted 90 % SO.
Jenokss Cigii Service Bill came
Up, but be gave way 10 the tariA
which viii choke of Ryan We New.
sham Get foF to-day.
The Committees on account ol
The House meeting at II this morn
Ing had no quorum.
sENATE-Bills making the 3Oth
Of May q national holiday for the
decoration Of Union soldiers graves
and giving Mrs. Lincoln three
thousand dollars . year meeting
objection from the Republican
side when on the calendar
WAsHISGTOH, May 3.-Revenue
to-day s694,000.
sEHATE-The Committee on For
elgn relations considered the Te-
hantepec Canal. No action taken.
DelanO has gone to Ohio.
Recruiting for the Navy resumed.
The 2lst annual meeting Of the
American Medical Association con-
vened to-day.
Reports on admitting delegates
from institutions whose teachings
lead 70 consultations with negroes
and doctors, referred to Committee
on Ethics without debate.
The new Committees on Medical
Ethics, Slille Benna, are Davis, of
Illinois, Keller, Of Kentucky, and
W. Askew, of Delaware.
Professor Mardelhall delivered
the annual address. Adjourned.
sENATE-A bill was introduced
to require the New Orleans, Mobile
and Chattanooga Railroad 10 con.
struct q drawbridge over the chan
mel Of Great RigOlet.
A bill passed changing the place
Of holding United States Courts In
the Northern district Of Mississippi.
The Conference Committee will
report on the Census bill adopted.
HOUsE-Consumed all day dis.
cusslDg steel.
WARRINGTON, May 3.-SeVeral
CubanS prominent In the Insurrec.
iOnary movements have lately
made overtures to the Spanish
Minister In this city in order to
come to q direct understanding
with his Government through him,
preparatory TO their giving up the
contest. No definite conclusion
reached, but lie understood that
the most cOnciliatory disposition
was manifested by the spanish
The Supreme Court at the last
term disposed of 22j cases, Ice wing
2J0 on the docket.
LOUISVILLE. May 3.-John II.
Morton, aged 10, son of J. G. Nor
ton, banker, killed a gambler, Dan
Powers, at a house of III fame.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The base ball
club arrived this evening,are guests
Of the Lone Star Club, and will
play their first game with them on
The Sth.
New YoBK, May 3.-The ARA nge.
nents making here for the meeting |
II the merchants, favor the acquisi.
ion OF the Bay of Samania.
RObt. Hartwarn was murdered
n Berger City last night by Denis
McGrathy who was arrested.
SALT LAKE, May 3.-Captain w. |
Z. Story, deputy United States |
Marshal, was killed by u despc-
RADIO named Howes, who he was
ibOutt to arrest. a posse is after
he murderer.
HELENA, Montana. May ga |
public meeting selected % men to
ry two desperadoes, who were
Hanged in tie presence OF 1000 peo-
lie.
MONTICELLO, Kansas, May al
'ol. Payne, and Stapleton, Member
# Congress, fought in a dark room.
Payne was shot through the lungs,
md Stapleton's throat was cut.
Both died. The fight was pre.ar-
'anged.
LONDON, May 4.-The Commons
ave defeated the bill for the inves-
igation of the Nunneries, but pass.
d the bill to investigate the
Monastic property.
Several amendments to the Irish
aud bill were defeated.
LONDON, May 3-Dispatches
rom India report that a rebellion
las broken out among the Khir-
yish tribe on the shores Of the Cas-
Jian sea.
LONDON, May 3.-Dispatches
rom Athens state that Swolensko
mas been appointed to succeed N.
SontZsos as Minister of War.
Troops are still hunting for the
survivors Of the band of brigands |
rho murdered the foreigners.
MANCHESTER, May Sat q meet
Ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce |
last evening much satisfaction was
expressed at the production Of
cotton.
PARIS, May 3.-The journal
Official denOunces the tactics Of re-
VolutiOnary journals in seeking TO
make their readers believe there
has been no conspiracy, and de.
clares It the duty Of the Govern
ment to warn the public aga inst the
effect Of such electorals trick. The
Journal adds: The conspiracy is
part Of that Of last winter, the in
vestigation into which, has been so
iar praclic ID. When tie examina.
lions are terminated, ,whichsOon will
be, the public will know all and be
able to appreciate the danger in
which the country has been placed.
Olivier addressed a letter to the
Moniteur IN which he assures the
editor that the Government will
not follow the policy of reac.
tion though obliged TO take Op-
presslve measures against its enc.