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The Latest News. 4;
xLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE, ''''lf 5,,
1YAsu1SoroS, D. G., Feb. 10.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10.
MI. McCRARY introduced bill TO pro
vide sMy Of execution in certain cases
Referred. lse.r....' ul,- 4lL palgI
This bill isiutenled to afford ss0me re.
liefagalnst tho operations Of recent legal
tender decisions. It gives stay Of cxecu'
tion on all Judgments founded on debts
contracted prior TO the 11ti Of July, 1863,
the date OF tho rassage Of tho first legal
tender net for. from to years, according
to the amount, but It provides Tint It the
plaintifF in such judgment will receive bis
phy In currency there shall bo no stay and
Tint whenever specie payments arc re-
sumed all stays under the act shall ter
inmate. f%E Hi't-.!,1
4 Mr.. GARFIELD, from the Committee on
Rules, reported the following rule: The
Committee on Elections for the 41st Con-
grcss shall consist Of 15 members; anil
each contested Case may be assigned by
the cllairmmn To special, committee iof
three members thereof for their exclusive
consideration, and such special committee
shall report is decision In each case d.
rCCtly 10 the House. Il He made some ro-
marks In support Of the proposed rule, +
( Remarks were made by Nessrs. Cox
and BRooKs, from the same Committee,
who usscntGd to tic report, although they
did not entirely approve Of 1t because the
system proposed was'no better than the
existing one. 's ~ y" ',. ~. n..yya.s,
Mr.. STEVENSON spoke in support Of the
rule, which was then adopted. r. La
The House dgain went into Committee
of tho Whole for general debate. Speeches
were made and permitted 70 bQ printed,
by STEVENSON, Cox, JOHNSON, MuHGEE,
TILLMAN and McC cCORMICK. The Com.
mittee rose anil the House adjOurngEl (,
SENATE. ,,rft ury |
The annual post rOuto bill wasalncndet
and passed. .UnusE. . YEA. ~, iHt..
Ii Mr.. WILLIAMS called up the bill grant.
ing lands to aid the construction Of rail
road and telegraph lines from Portland TO
Astoria and McGuinnville in the State Of
Oregon. lta!r ~ apl- ~ r5fmIf-l VI
Messrs. THURMAN and CAssRRLY spoke
against lind grants to railr0ads,andi MeSSrs,
STEWART aud lIAMLTNl in favor .ar.I
|fu A motion 10 Indefinitely postpone was
rejected. A motion 10 strike out all pro.
visions appOpriating lands wns defeated
The bill was vari0uSly amended, db1 q
a provision adopted prohibiting the com
pany from taking up any land containing
iron or gold. Tho bill then passed. i.7'a
Adjourned, I'D, mid WIN Uit4, is:lt. mi y
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/ ! SOUTH SOUTH AMERICA.
/. NEm Yn,nr. Fch. e6.l

NEW 1OHkI rcU' SUI
The steamer Rakani brings oRdviceS
from Rio Janeir0 10 January 19, and n
number Of American efiigtaits, whose
FsaEn passage gass psSj1 BY 1y 1lG Brazilian
II : reported or Brazilian loan failed M in
ssTho Braztlians capturrd 80 Paraguay.
ans at BellaVistc and 40 more at smother
point. :-.'i' = ..tD r - T.
Tho Argentine trOops have nearly all
returned home. 90 f.T "ii
"a Brazilian scouting party found 1000
women In a starving condition, Of whom
only 400 had strength to come away, and
reports the road covered with other wo.
men with their throats cut by L9pez's
scouts. ,,i ra5I. ID 'a 2.
Dcsertcrs say Lopez Is constructing ca.
noes to cross the Paraguay and descend the
Parma; also, tll0t he is habitunlly drunk,
and that he has a lortifcation $50 yards
long, defended by zoo men and 4 guns, Ut
Pandcro, on the Agu9ray River.
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COmlmIllle,rcial lIlll, and lFinancial.
Baltimore Live stock Market!

N'i.HA u''f' t. bARTIAOHbi rCUFuhfy lts
q pBRB CATTLE-TLv offerings III ths Scales dur.
1880 last woOk. or tho number offered, ,S9I head
CanG from Ohio aud d, GOmt West Virginia
Prices today ranged as follows Old Cows and
ScalAwags at q fGlb6 20; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at Is 6G06 90; iaIr quality BCavCs
At &1l88 co. Andth0 very best lBecVCS at $SfbS %
p 100 ms. the average price being AhO1t So ~
gross. The market was moderately active at
NJ advance OF about 1870 y ilOOiIbs on uit rates
or last week.. r.
lSHEEP lThc supply during tlt I,hSt' week his
been barely sufficient for tho demand, and Eb nb.
ticc s0ntG activity, with an advance oil Nc 4 h on
last week BrateR. Prices to-day ranged 10 i0llowt:
AZ 4k@7fc 2 D gross for fAir u good fatSherp.
HOus.LThe receipts during thu past week hive
been In excess Of the dcmHuds and thG market IL
from theTateS Of last week. Prices to-day rang.
Cd aAf0ll0Ws: StlllEed or Al0p Hogs AE Sf1 E7Hft
y y, aud corn.fetl at 100 2 iD0 S Sngtyj'
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The Suitors, Oath.

S s,,a.,ss ~, :. 49,. ,a,.. Wv ~ Sou I,,1
"'o s, ..lVts ~, So, -. y @ Tas. 90, 81 ' ,,,
" l.l'sat Wv 1.s.e'' ,,, At''' O"'uI "ius
IuU"s'.".O .p.., p.S'+G my tOa 'cU'. a'Ic' ::
apr, iS'' io'' W. ", 'suSs ~ "ili ,O' y
'nc J"usluvnt .. .u' 1SrusO oe" :" WANg ul'
.'S'loa teSvivuoS. ,, y. T, s'v utsV ,S', y".iS
t%ool %,si nass ~" ~. S',,.,, %IS,s ~
Always seent'u = y tn' Su'''t' VH'" "'H wa
'he natuest 70 oueienu'
mIn 1le Reastn foSefnnelst ".1nc
we DeneVo' tesFs tne power 's Oh cohnsc'.slon u
Inc Feactl 8oNernneht misl' ilIS'
cohlLScauea every aOlAr .ol proPy. W
longing 70 uosc IN rcnellloh' anu ol cEse'N
dye tllem' but 1t dlu mol inc Su'''
may nave power 70 connseaIe inc proper
" otreneB IN INC h9nas o. tnelr uco'oFS
but we DO not belieye u mas Inc Feucr'
al Constitution recognizes thcse rcncls III
citizens Of the United stales, anu prosec's
them rs SUCH In ail legal rlghtS; anu ula'
instrument expressly lorDlds any SIa'e
from impairtng the oDlisatlon Oh a CON
tract. HWo arc told this suito@ oath oocs
moi impair the "oDNga1loH p"I on!y tnc
remedy" This Is Dut "a qhDDic on
words The pam meaning OF 'ne pro
vision Is that one mans sacreel rlgls 10
hi5ow property shall not DC mEen nom
him; and how can the obligation De en-
forced If the remedy Is taken away
The power Of q ssate 10 suspend INC
collection otdebts has been TOO o'ten excrf
clscd TO be questioned; but 10 allow the
statute Of limitations to run during tle
suspension SO rs to cut oil collection alto-
gctller, seems to us very different thing.
That Is simply iorciblc seizure Of uie ~
property held by the creditor in tue oDli-
gation of Che debtor put his property IS
not even taken for tho benefit OF tue Statc'
If itwere, j. would not be so indelenstDIe.
It's takcn from the man to whom, and
given 70 the man by whom, y y due 1t
is simply the legal robbery ot7one man
for the benefit Of another Because we
submit the fact that the creditor was
u rebel docs not, under the action OF the
Federal Government, make the slightest
difference between his legal rights and
those Of any otlter "citlzcn" under AlEth
Article and the civil rights bill. Z
The suspension Of the power to collect
debts due by Union men to rebels during
the war,and for a reasonable period there
after, was necessary aud right II they
had been confscated by tho Government
we should not have complained. But
they were not, and the debtors have not
been relieved from their legal obligation
to pay these debts. They cannot bc so
relieved by my action of the State; md
ultimately the question will be carried
into the courts and surely decided against
the law tlat cuts OIL the remedy. Inc
longer tl'is.lnw stands, therefore, the more
trouble it stores up for some future day Oi
reckoning.
,ILmay DO agrcat lulnlship for those
who owe debts to rebels to pay them'
Doubtless there will be hardship in many
cases. But men cannNtbe leglSl"tcd oIIl "l
debt any more than they can be IegtsIatcd
into heaven. There arc some tAings-alnd
that Is one of thcm-wtich legislatures
cannot do It Is hardship for any Of US
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TIE Senate, Saturday, adopted a sub,
stitutc for the House resolution removing
the Superintendent Of tho PenItenttnry.
The substitute authorizes the Board Of
Public Works to remove the shperin'
tcndent "as soon rs a competent man can
he obtained" Itg,cs back 10 the House
for concurrence.
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baltimore Market.

BROUR-AGtlVe and GEm fOE low grades western
RupeTlnr At & SGltS 90. az. 20. !. .,.,.
(IRATN-Wheat-FiF FiFIn and unchanged. Corn
&c. Ryt-N0minAl. ,..
PRoTHloNa. Pork Finn at 81 b001S %. n.
confirm; rib sides lSC, l1hc, aud lbpi elebr Elh
lBK5 I6Kc; RhOuldcTN I2AGel3c.
GAHD-PlFm at i1kc,
WHIAKY Y-PITm At ylotbSI.
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.,Nnu York Produce lEaENet.

,-N -u.f-sg NV I0GG, eQtqat1 ".
corTox-stcady; l,7oO haIes G0ld at 2tSe for
middIing uplandR t'ah'- - VI" -
FLoUi-CiOscd dull and scarcely 30 Gm. ,-',
GRAM, -Wheat-Dnh and heavy At 81 100
1 l7X Tor NO3 spring, and 81 sal % for winter
rcd and amber weatern. COm-Sleady at 61100c
for sound nSW nli1ed western, and Tob75c for m.
sound do, l.... ,.1 .4Iti .yI.srt
PIt6VIII0Ns. .-Pork- Moro active; sales 1000 bNt,
meSA belcT March, at 90 81Bf, aud $50 bbla meG,l
BclleT March and April at 80 SIX. Beee-7Dul
and unchanged. Cut Meats Nominal Fa6nh-,
ln light request and unchanged bad II .'
LGRt-Quiet and unchanged.
R0a8-+Dpll at 2i025c HOrfrush. W 'l 10
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TEXAS.

Gen. Reynolds Declines 10 bsSena-
tOTssA CreditabIo Letter. ~
DiSPateh to IN. Csiea0o Tribune. 9sil
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Feb. II. .
L Tho following Is a aot6 'it8h' General
Reynolds: .InpA'hH ll"i' y q
llaIt- HEADQUAnrERs FBTHI
"a -y,.I - MILITARY DISTRICT,
,o,. AUSTIN, Texas, Feb, II, 1870
2 @. Tracy, En-, Etitor Dqily. .tSatS
Journdl:. '' '''' '.'"'h''=''4''
My DEAR sm:-As 4 respohSc u 'thc
numerous applications to permit tho Use Of
my name rs q candidate for tho United
States Senate, / hayc the honor TO request
the publication Of this note. am. not
candidate for any civil position, whatever,
and have never authorized the lsc Of my
name in such connection The proper
discharge Of my duties has reqiiretlofmO
tho Performance OF many acts of a 'IN).
litiCal character, but my convictions of
right and sense of rr0priety would pre-.
clude, the acceptance on my part Of amy
political office at tho present time, under
existing circumstances, at the lantls Of the
Legislature Of Texas. I havc, 10 be sure,
resided in. tho State, with trfAIng inter.
yals, for more than three year,, but this
residence llds been as on officer Of the
army, charged, in addition 10 tho ordinary
duties OF my profession, with tho Recon.
struCtion Laws OF Congress. Nothing but
the existence Of an unprecedented GmGr-
gcncy could warrant tho Government in
placing In tho hands Of "a single Individual
tho vast powers entrusted by these lawstU
a District Commander. I doubt whether
a residence undersuCh conditions cohsti.
tute IN inhabiulnt Of the State, In the
sense in which this phrase is used in the
Constitution Of the United States. There
are other matters pertaining to tho gGes.
ton, but fOrbear To lcngtllen tllis note.
| fully appreciated the kindness lof the
friends who would confer upon me this
distinguished honor, and return. them my
sincere thanks, but decline 10 permit the
use Of my name III connection with my
civil DOsition: .-r--s=---'=-=---
.l.il 4 Very Respectfully, ~ aad
b, Signed igm,I tJ.sJ. REYNOLDS.
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nROAIE..
ROlTp Fcb, 90,

90 r''''' hOABt rcU. ~.
The carnival opened With the customary
ceremonies. Tho number Of strangers
taking part In the festivities was small, and
the scenes In the streets were not so lively
as usual. Placartls against Papal infali-
biIity were found on the walls last week,
and tom down by the police.
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ANNAPOLIS.
Arrival Of the steamer Monarch:

ANNAPOLIS, Feb; 10.
Thgstcamer Monarch Is anchored six
miles below. Capt. Commerell and 9th
ers came ashore this morning and were
received by the Secretary OF tho Navy
and Commodore Warden. The party, OK
cept Secretary Robson, subsequently
called on the Governor sG sI
The Maryland State Senate today ap'
pointed i GommiIte TO invite the PreSi
detlnt ind Supreme Court Judges 10 the
flour or the Legislature on the occasion o.
the reception Of the officers Of the Mon
arch
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PRUSSIA.
BERLIN Feb. 10.

H.f Anm ID BEnIIx, Feb. 10. :.
Tho old officers Of tlie North German
Parliament have been reelected. a,
The North German Parliament has
been the scene Of IN animated discussion
during the past fey, days. on The policy Of
Count BIsmafck." He was bitterly ut,
tackled by many members. 1..r,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

AttIe animation e6lsti In tho gederGl mGfkct.
In cotton goods, GoE, Az ltnEdaTd hIq9ds, prleca
ROmeRhat nefTGHs, yet there u fair trade. The
coming week will remove any depression there IL
Al DFcSent
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ARDoNpER by MI. FAnNswoRTH to
the Registers article Of Saturday was
handed in last evening, but too late to 0p.
pear tlllsmomipg, l,
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THE attention Of our Republican friends
in the country Is directed to tho call.tor a
meeting which appears at the head orthe
first column on the second page,
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1fGE signing Of ,tnc Mississippi bill viii
be delayed some days, Ot tho request of
tho delegation from that State a,, aE
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Ia.i- 4 Very Respectfully, ., r1a'J
d ISignedl aap, tJ.tJ. REYNOLDS. /
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Gen. Reynolds Declines 10 bsiSena-
N t0r.sA CreditabIo letter. 70
Dtspateh 10 Ae. CAtca0O Tribune. NsH0,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

besides o number nf hymns and
prayers every day at length. rich
in virtue, and happy ~ witness the
prosperous state in which he had
placed the kingdom Of Jesus
Christ in Ireland, he went TO re-.
ceiye, in heaven, the reward Of his
labors, AFTER having built 3Gj
churches. cOnsecrated almost rs
many bishops, ordained nearly
5000 priests The saint died in
493, aged 100 years, in the reign
of the monarch Lugha VII, and
the pontifcate Of Saint Gesalius.
He was Inferred in the Monastery
of the city Of Down, In the diocese
of which was Sabhall-
The duration Of his mission III
Ireland was about sixty-one years
His obsequies continued for twelve
days, during which the light Of in.
Vulnerable tapers seemed to turf
night into day, and the bishops anC
priests Of all Ireland congrcgateC
together on the occasion.
To-day, the l7th~Of March, i
the day OF the cauOnization of St
Patrick--not his birthday As is sup
posed.
St. Patrick is the patron saint o
Ireland and in that country tn
day is, Of course, observed every
where with great sOlemnity.
To-day there is to be a gran,
aremens parade, in which the Who'll
department are 70 joiu. Tho pre-
gramme will be seen in anothC
column.
This parade is not simply in re.
pect to St. Patrick's day but fc
the anniversary Of the Indepent
ence Fire Company, No. |. "
hope all the participants will heO
tily enjoy themselves.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

TIE Suez Canal is getting by
degrees into permanent working
order, and realizing a little for
its builders, having received since
its opening up to the LIST Of Feb
ruary, about 5GS,OOO francs. Still,
the work is not what 1t is intended
to he, and will probably require a
good deal of dredging and deep.
ening. II now accommodates
large sized East Indiamen; but II
is stated, on what seems to he All
thOrity, that an additional outlay
|bR four millions of dollars would
he necessary to make it a canal for
the heaviest ships of war. Still
these adjuncts Of civilization may
very well wait, or Ego round
New currents ofeommerce and en-
terprise are beginning to shap'
themselves about that old center o
trade, and an Italian corvette late
Is left Genoa to ''run across ant
establish Il naval station at Masso
wa, in Abyssinin. Southern Ger
many also will make the most Oft
in spite of Bismarck.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

EVERY possible effort is being
made by that iniquitous party, the
Radicals, to restore the State Of
Tennessee to military control.
Are the people of America blind,
or are they crazy? Where is the
stability Of the government for
which 50 many men gave their
lives; for which such her6ism
was exhibited ; for Which such
countless wealth was expended
for which such sacrifices were
made for which such herculear
lahors were performed If the
whole thing is to he made q multi
~ by the dominant partyp The
North fought, sacrificed life anC
wealth because it believed that /
State once u State must he forcvel
a State in the Union. And nov
they quietly permit the ruling par
ty 30 whip q State in or out Of thu
Union at will. lo
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

In the town of Knights Ferry,
California, resides a hen which
has adopted a litter Of puppies.
She treats them, 80 far as they
will allow her to, exactly as q
brood Of chickens,
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SECRET SERVICE Fund.

- SAaA
One ofthe Senators u few days
ago introduced a resolution that
the sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars be appropriated as n secret
service fund. VIZ had hoped hat
the education of the dark ages
had passed away that it had been
dissipated by the present epoch of
progress; hut it seems as II we
we're mistaken. Ina free country,
such as America, where it is the
boast of the people that they gov
ern themselves and their public
officers are their servants obeying
the high mandates ofsovcrigns, to
find that sage and profound Sena.
tors advocate that the hard earned
money Of the people should be ex-
pended for such an ignoble pur-
pose. The grand jury system is
sufficiently inqusitorial without
resorting to paid and hired spies
to pry into the public; to vex and
annoy the people; to wink at crime
and levee black mail upon the
hardened criminals ready and will.
to pay for silence. Does the hon.
orable Senator wish to establish
here the rule of Caesar Borgisi
Will he have erected u stone lion
into whose mouth secret intOrma
ton will be depositedP Does hi
desire to create the impression
that all the people of Mississippi
are criminals, and dare he hop'
with the use cfmoneyto buy up Ger
tain disafected persons who viii
turn States evidenceg Does he de
sire to advertise to the world tina
Mississippi is 50 lawless tina
crime cannot be discovered ant
criminals punished except by til
purchase OF men implicated /
these crimes? Does he hope L
make the criminal, tyranica! an
unjust system Of the tyrant an
murderer Stanton, the legalize
system of the State? Does h
not know that this is q stigm
which he is q casting upon tn
law abiding citizen of tn
State: Has there ever her
!. tofore been any demand fl
, it. Are the people more given
= the commission of crime and Il
= conccalment Of il than heretofore
The idea is act only prcposterou
but it is insulting. Not u dollar
! the amount appropriated will ev
be used for the purpose for Whit
> he designs its appropriation. B
y instead it will license crime.
> will cntrust the whole matter
Il purchasable men bidding I
= brides u secrecy, or If not us
y in this way will be used solely
: political purposes. Such prol
ie sitions as this have but little Sc
y blance Of that spirit of econoi
" of which the Radicals boosted
loudly. One hundred thousa
IN dollars, for such a disgraceful p
.pose. Senator Morgan, althou
or elected upon the Radical ticket,
ne have thought to be a gentlen
&C. who had the interest of the St
20 at heart. Who desired to heal
the breaches and establish g
Of feeling and friendly intercOr
in But il this is to be the STYLE
lal his Legislation We much fear
He does not comprehend his duties
on that We have formed an incorl
.er, estimate Of him and his mott
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

About 1890 on the 10th instant,
three men In buggy drove up to
the Farmers and and Mechanics
Bank in Birmingham Penn, and
two of the men entered the bank,
one of whom knocked down the
cashier, the only officer Of the bank
present, while the other went be.
hind the counter and seized all
the money on the desk, amount.
ing h. $aO.OOO, and ran OFF, hut q
Crowd gave pursuit and captured
two Of the robbers and secured thu
money.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

IT is rnmored that the novelist,
Charles Dickens, has received ten.
deIS Of a pceragc or haronetcy
from Queen Victoria, by whom
he was Il few days since invited to
an interview.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

H. seems 70 forget that the PEG.
pie are the governors and the ohl
GERS the governed. He seems 10
labor under the impression that
none save the officers are pure and
that this is a sort Of monarchial
rule. unstable and dangerous, and
that the officers must all the time
he on the watch for revolutions,
treason and other heinous offences.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

N. p Rogers once described
Prince Albert as ian incident
cipher on the left hand Of a royal
digit"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

1t is stated that Gen. John G.
Breckenridge is about to take edi-
torial charge OF one Of the Lex
ington, KY, newspapers.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

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

A warm discussion has been GO
ing ON among Indiana sayants over
a petrihed snake, which now proves
to be only a tough pine root,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

According to the saiinent French
physician, DR.. Lev, the average
duration Of ne among the Jews,
is 81 years ale among geRtElea
1t is chi e years.