Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

The majority upheld the Cabinet
It Is not understood why Thiest /
opposed the Ministry aud FORBADE /
upheld ID. but II is supposed Thie8t |
wished L 70 result in O vote that
would force MessFs. Dorm, LuVett
and Brouiett to resign, in order TO
be replaced by members Of tie ma
jority.
Commenting on the above, the |
New York Herald says the an
nouncement by the cable telegram
as above, that Lord Clarendon
has personally visited Paris, for the |
removal or ObliteFaliOn Of the
anglo. French treaty Of Commerce,
after its expiration on the 4ih Of
Februrry, conveys a matter Of
great import TO the trade Of the
world rs we'll as the future rcla-
tiOns Of the two great countries Of
the old world.
In II we have tho secret of tho
dangerous industrial agitation aud
the trade strikers which have
alarmed France, as also the ground
of the charge made by Presi-
dent Schneider in the French
! Legislative body to the effect
that EUglishmen had fomented the
strike troubles at his works at La
! CruCZol. Ninety.lWO Deputies OF
the French Legislature are pledged
against It's renewal. aud have al
ready prepared an act of denunci.
alton.
WASHINGTON, jim. 29.-Canby Is
at the Ebbeit House.
Virginils Lewis had long inter-
view with Butterheld before the
Gold Committee aud contradists
Fisk.
Tie Ways and Means COmmitte
will report a tariff bill Tuesday.
The Haytien minister, colOred,
declined the President invitation
to dinner, stating his chief, Salnave,
had been executed aud himself ban.
ishod.
Sherman will construct new
military department for Candy,
which will include Virginia.
Prince Arthur has departed
nOrthward.
WASHINGTON, jim. 29.-Portcr
has u million dollars of unexpend-
cd appropriations, which he hopes
Congress will allow him to trans
fer TO the Construction and Steam
Engineering Bureau, which will
enable the Navy Department to
re!natate discharged employees.
lioUsE-Dcvotcd to dcba&, dur
ing which Wilkinson said that IN
his judgment Congress had power
to take charge Of railroads in States
that formed great commercial links.
This power he -aid be believed was
vested under that clause Of the
Constitution which declared that
COusres' should regulate commerce
between the States.
Mr.. Bond, OF New Jersey, in.
quircd whether tho gentleman be-.
lieycd Tia, Congress could take, for
inslgn =, the railroad running in
New Jersey aud control its freight
aud other charges, and regulate
them.
Mr.. Wilkinson lad not The least
doubt thar Congress had the right
to dOthis thing, but that il was its
duty 10 do it as a rebuke to New
Jersey foT'fostering this monopoly.
Mr.. Wilkinson said that Congress
would take spoody action upon this
subject, and he gave notice that he
would himself Introduce a bill de-
claring the policy Of Congress upon
the subject,
NEW York, Jan, % Five hun
dred workmcn were discharged
from the navy yard.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. Eleven
hundred wOrkmcn were discharged
rom the navy yard.
BosToN, Jan. 21,--Thirtcen hun.
dred workmen were discharged
frOm the navy yard.
KEY WET, Fla, Jan. 29.-Gon-
lIlO Casianuu, Editor OF the Vaz
DeCuba, arrived here from Havana
his mOtHing. 1t Is supposed he
comes to fight Il duel with the Edit
or Of the Key West Republican.
New tRLEANs, Jan. 29.-Thc
Legislature Introduced a resolution
demanding whether Article XIII
Oi the Constitution relating to The
cqa dizzy ui citizens on steamboats,.
steamships and places OF public re.
aort has been complied with.
Adopted.
NEw YoER, Jan. 20.-Thc steam.
cr Stars aud Stripes which arrived
today from Port au Prince, was
Detained nj the quarantine. Two
OF the crew are down with the
yellow fever. There had been one
death on HE voyage.
NLw ORLEANS, ian. 26. \ rrso-
luton was introduced IN the I.cgis.
lature 20 enquire into ihcayaihbil-
ny Of selling the .toGk Of the State
aud city in tie n, q. and j Jackson
railroad,
The election bill passed the Sen.
ate. This bill gives the Governor
.