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joins QUIscY ADAMS ON DEMOCRACY
Quincy, Mdss., March II, 1SI1.-Dear Slr,-
/ have received two copies of The True
Gs0rgsan, the first containing an able artI-
Gle on Judge Stephens's speech, ana the ia. Z,
ter. one on q" The Present and the Future"
need not say that the policy indicated
seems to me wise, and the only one which
in>ures success. The North can never be
carried for a new revolution. We must go
forward and not back. We must demand
seli-government for all, and guarantee equal
rights 10 erery man.
Democrats must be Democratic TO sue
coed.
Give Democratic administration which
shall secure the rights Of the States and re-
gard the limits Of the Federal Constitution,
and all Of u, South us well as North, can
conduct our home matters as the people at
home desire, and if that is not the best way
then the whole fabric is vision.
Very respectfully, j. q. ADAMS.
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The LATEST PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY
Wife Murder and Sucide.-The murder OF
bis wife by a young man named John II.
Murray, at his clearinghouse i'll Phladel-
phia. and the suicide OF the murderer, on
Friday last, have been mentioned by tele-
graph. The accounts given OF the tragedy
state that Murray was city railway con-
tluctor, had endured the usual yiciSitudes
of that overworked class, and having been
recently discharged sent his wife to New
York TO live with some friends. He after
wards discovered that she had returned to
PHILADELPHIA, and, it was alleged, was liv-
ing with another man. He visited the house
in which he heard she was, found her there,
and induced her to return with him to his
clearinghouse, Mrs. Miller's, 449 north
9TH street. On entering the clearinghouse
his first salute was: Mary has come back,
and all will now be we'll"
The wife led the way up stairs and he
followed her. In about five minutes after,
reports Of pistol were heard by Mrs.
Miller in rapid succession, and Immediately
after the voice of Murray was heard on the
stairs calling to the landlady for "God's
sake to come upp' She ran up quickly,
and when she entered the room she found
Mrs. Murray extended on the bed, and the
husband by her side. After shooting his
wife and himself he had succeeded in
reaching the second floor, and then had
strength enough to get back to the bed and
throw himself by the side of the murdered
woman. He was writing in pain, and
during the few moments OF rest ne had
turned oyer to his wife and caressed her,
smoothing her face, and moaning out his
sorrow for the frightful deed he had COM
mitted.
dressed D black alpaca skirt and sacque
of the same material was her outer attire.
She laid on the bed apparently as Innocent
" and happily as If she were asleep, Inc
inner portion Of her chemise was stained
with blood, and, shot through the lungs,
her last breathiugs had elected blood upon
her chin and cheek to such an extent as 10
create the idea that she had been shot In
the mouth. She had been shot three tunes
twice in the back and again in the breast,
immediately below the collar-bone. The
shots In the back were SO close that her
chemise was burned and blackened by
the explosion. Murray had shot hlmseli
through the left lung, The Internal
helnorrhage gave him great agony
Between the paroxysms of his pain he
would turn to his wife and smooth her face
and caress her. Nothing could be obtained
from him as to the cause of the tragedy:
He expressed his sorrow for what ne had
done, but said nothing against his wife, and
refused all information. Immediately after
the murder was discovered, Murray re-
ouested the presence of the clergyman OF
the church to which he belonged, and the
last rites of the church were administered
to him. He was taken from the house to
St. Joseph's Hospital, where he died about
10H A. M. on Sunday,
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Eassa NV W xfsr03 Gin S)Uf ovs1B71sBfss
GAIN Ihe. Rennssif gasssu Central .Rusirodd
Conpdng = Reorg Gnssd ton t 1ss Leased
Roads Vest Qf fofttaaEBurg Osaedao, March,
W.-The reorganization of the railroads
west OF Pittsburg, leased by the FennsyE
vania Central Company, does not seem to
be correctly understood. The following
statement Is by an officer Of the organiza-
ton: ig fE ssf>4
West exceed 1000. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company proposes to relieve the
working of It's central organization at Phil
adelphia, and delegate to a separate corpo-
ration the immediate supervision and man.
agement of its properties west Of Pittsburg.
The legal title OF this new corporation
Is "The Pennsylvania Company" It is
chartered by the State of PENNSYLVANIA.
Its capital stock consists Of: Preferred
stock, 90 900; common stock, $4,000
600; total, S12, 010, 600. The $s,000,000 Of
preferred stock is held and is to be held
permanently by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. This amount Of new capital
stock, in consideration Of which the above
railroad interests of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company were transferred, March 1,
to the PENNSYLVANIA Company, covers fully
all the expenditures of the parent company
in this connection. The $4,000. 900 of COM
mon stock Is also held by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, who may sell 1t at par
whenever from time to time such use Of it
may be found expedient. ALI the profits of
the operation of the new organization dur
ing 1871, after meeting the obligations of the
lines leased. are to be used by the Pennsyl-
vania Company in perfecting and equipping
the roads transferred to it. After 1871 it is
claimed, the preference shares of this COM
pany will yield at least six per cent. on their
par value. These works, as whole, now
yield net revenues more than sufficient to
meet the interest upon all the obligations
assumed for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company in taking possession of the pro-
perties westsof Pittsburg, while the opera
lions Of the sinking funds of the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany, the terms of which have been faith
fully compiled with, and the semi-annual
amount to be charged to the running ex:
penses will pay off the whole of it's mort.
gage debt Of S13,563, 900 before the bonds
are due. The management of this Penn
sylvania Company has been placed by the
company in the hands of seven directors, as
has already been announced"
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PROSPECTIVE sELF.aoYERNMENT OF PARIS
THE NEWSPAPER ADVICE TO THE NEW GOV
EMINENT. tatatI ~ ~ -
LONDON, March 2s.-The official journal
Of the Central Committee says, editorially.
that the first task of the newly. elected mu-
nicipality will be the compilation of char
ter that will secure the rights Of the people
and prevent the representation from large
towns being swamped by the representa-
ton from the country. An article In the
same paper demands that all matters essen
TALLY Partisan must be within the domain
(controD of the Commune. ~
La Nouyeite Republique advises the Com
mune to "dissolye the rotten Assembly"
and impeach its members. fia& .sa"l :
Is La Ver7te says the Paris deputies to the
Assembly are determined to resign.
THE NEW GovERNMENTs-THE RECENT ELEC-
TON.
PARIS, March Ella Ter1te says a
new ministry Will soon be formed, which
will include the Duke de Broglie as Minis.
ter of Foreign affairs, and Gen. MeMahon
as Minister Of War. -.
The rich generally abstained from visit
ing the polls, and the merchants voted the
/ conservative ticket. The individuals elected
are obscure, with the exception of Flou-
rens, Blague, Puget, and Gambon.
Barricading continues, and the utmost
nationals. The Place Vendome has the
aspect of a camp.
It Is said that the Versailles Government
is negotiating with the Prussiaus to allow
an increased number Of French troops on
this side Of the Loire.
Rumor says that Gen. Cremer is suspect
ed by the committee, and has gone to Ver-
sailles. -
Four Generals are occupied at Versailles
with the question Of the military reorgani-
cation Of the country.
! The IInses's special also states that the
Prussians daily ask the Versailles Govern
ment to agree to the German occupation Of
Paris, and are as frequently refused.
ADDRESS OF THEIRS.
VERSAILLES, March 28.-M. Theirs made
a brief address in the Assembly. He de-.
Tended the wisdom of his policy, and took
solemn oath that he would not betray the
Republic.
VERSAILLES AND PARASITIC PEUssIANs ASK
TO OCCUPY THE CITY. a-.sa. Z
LONDON, March 28.-The Times special
says that Paris has nearly resumed Its usual
appearance. OF 100000 electors in Paris
only 10000 voted at the election on Sunday.
Twenty of the committee were elected. It
is expected Blaque will be President of the
new Government, and its power will be
centred in Florens, Piget, Deleschuze, lie
Franc, and Gornerie.
THE STATE OF AFFAIRS OUTSIDE OF PARIS
THE GERMAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
VERSAILLES, March 28.-Marseilles con-
tinues tranquil. At Lyons the regular au.
thorities have resumed the administration
of affairs, and at St. Etienne, where the
sc Reds" obtained control for while, the
Government officers have been restored.
The army Of Prince Frederick Charles
occupying France, which has been in mo-
ton for few days past, is now stationary.
A Paris paper reports that 1000 votes
were cast at the election on Sunday-about
half the number polled at the last plebisci-
tum.
The insurgent Journal 0fciel contains
an article, signed by Marshal Valiant, adj
vocating the assassination of the Duke
D'Aumale.
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ROMANTIC SUICIDE.-Nliss Mary Jane
Lowell, a beautiful young woman, who for
some years past has been the mistress OF
John S. Blackburn, u pork merchant OF
Greenfield, Ohio, committed suicide on the
I'D inst, nearthat place, by taking poison.
gears OF age, and his intimacy with the young
woman had created such scandal among
their respective friends that it is said they
both determined upon suicide. They pro-
lidcd themselves with poison, and, having
arrayed themselves neatly, drove out eight
miles from Greenfield, and went into wild
wood called Cliff Run. The young woman
swallowed her share Of the poison and died.
Rlackburn's heart misgave him, and be re-
turned to the town and informed the young
WOman's friends OF the circumstances, and
they proceeded to the spot and found her
body. Blackburn, it is stated, has become
hopclessly insane.
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TIE KING OF SPAIN.-The Madrid cor.
respondent of the London Echo, March 9Th,
makes curious statement to the effect thai
the King of Spain has attempted to form O
Royal Guard, but as yet has not found o
sufficient number of officers who will &C.
cept command in the corps. AS none of the
Spanish nobility would receive appoint.
ments as gentlemen-in-waiting, these were
selected from officers in the army, who are,
under one preteXt and another, sending in
their designations. No ladies could be found
for the ths OF 1ne
RAPIDLY increasing. =
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INcoME TAX. ouEsTloa..

It IL we'll known that Congress. in .lag,s.
!ating on the income tax. attempted. ut its
last session, to abolish the irianisitorial
featureslof It. Some surprise was therefore
manifested when the assessors appeared
with blank on which there were a series
of questions which entered into the detail
OF ones business, compelling him to specify
what Interest he had IN stocks, bonds. ETC.,
whether he had Government bonds, etc.
Inc attention of the Commissioner having
eeen called to this, he issued m order to-
gay stating that written answers need not
ne maze 70 these questions. He has made
the following decision
=" Taxpayers who prefer not to make a
return, Of income for the year 1870 in detail,
as set forth on page two of form twenty
four, will be allowed to make a statement
in the form following land this statement
may be made by the proper interlineations
ana ensures on pages two and three Of
form twenty-four): Statement of income,
gains, and profits Of --, Of -,
county of'-------. and State Of --, dur.
ing the year 1870, after making all legal de-
auctions Taxable income, g.; amount
OF tax at two and half per cent. s.
"AHddrit.-State Of, county OF -,
IS. -, being sworn according to law,
deposes and says the foregoing statement
contains full, true, and correct account of
his income for the year A. D. 1870, which
he has received, whether derived from any
kind of property, rents, interest, dividends,
undivided profits, wages or salary, or from
any profession, trade, employment, or vo-
cation, or from any other source whatever,
! from the 1st day Of January to the 31st day
Of December, A. u. 1870, both days inclu-
SlVe, and subject to an income tax under
the excise law of the United States. aud
that he has not received, and is not entitled
to receive, from any or all sources of in
come together, any other sum for the
said year besides what is herein set
forth, except such amounts as, though
justly owing to the afiant, are not good
and collective, and that he is hon
estly and truly entitled to make the de-
| ductions from his income for the said year
as made by him in accordance with the true
intent Of the excise laws Of the United
States, and that the several rates and
amounts therein contained are stated in le-
gal tender currency. Sworn to and SUBJ
scribed this - day of -, 1871, before me,
Il J;r
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MARHHE xETELII6ENCE.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 20, ls7i.
Sun rises.....,...... $50 Moon sets.... ..... LET
Sun sets ...,....,... clio High tide. 10.a6
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH %, 1871.

fOhI Ot hlCdMOND, MARCH rs, loIls
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cnaD disc and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum.
Schooner Emelne, McLain, Woods Hole,
guano, Allison & Addison.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyancke, Bourne, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packed Company.
BELOW,
Schooners Jamestown, Brown Annie Borland,
Voorht es Hliza and Rebecca, Price, and ID. r.
hickman, bite, from New York. and Corvo,
Pickering, from Rockland; all in tow for Rich
mond.
MEMORANDUM. .ta
WEST POINT, Mar en- 27.-Arrived, steamer Ad-
miral Res bold, Baltimore. merchandise and pas.
sengeFs, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
- 81. by TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 2s;-Passed In FOL
Baltimore, bark Traveller, from Rio. Passed ont
sihp Albert, for Bremen; bark Gernanis, fol
Rotterdam. ..E,., I'LL.
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Telearaph1c Summary.

The steamboat Belle of Alton was burned
to the waters edge near New Orleans yes
terday. Her hull and machinery were
saved.
The members of the Cabinet visited Mt.
Vernon yesterday with the British High
Commission. &
There were no southern nominations nor
combinations at Washington yesterday.
Senator Summers twelve.column speech
appeared in the San Francisco and Sacra.
mento papers yesterday morning uerbatsm,
telegraphed from Washington. ..,-, .,.
Sixteen Erie railroad locomotives were
seized yesterday to satisfy the Judgment in
favor of Mr.. Vandyke for injuries sustained
at the Caro- Rock disaster.
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EeKHFHTg
New York stock and MONEY Market.

Kew York Stock and Money Market.
\, NEw YORK, March 2s.-southarn securities duh,
Tennessee es. s4i ;,new, s4g vtrg3pta ga eas;
new, 81. Louisiana sfs, e.; new, %. Ttvee e,s,
i2a; as, g. Alab9ms So, loosi b'g, sa.a Georgia
es, 81 rs, as North Carolina e's, a; new, 74t.
South Caroiina al. 7s IN tat'' rsts:i.n
= Money largely In excess OF the demand Mt a6Ds
per rent. Sterling steady at 1oai@loo1. Gold, lloi
@llrs.
Governments declined s6A~ all rnurd. ,sl's,
1884, 'e2's, l1s: 1875 lIIs: 1855 lus: new, 1lrs
'e7's. llos; 'ea's, llai. 10 4O's. 1les.
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A deacon in Illinois objected to the organ
purchased byshis church, and when called
s@Calf on the machine = IF it can sing the
glorysof God IT can pray, too. Call on the
machine u ss ss3a s.js'.ts- 1tl,at 81, @. ~
j A German mechanic in Ingoldstadt claims
Ia have dnyeateds q printing-press superior
to the best power press nowin use. . 7.
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CUBAN TAgIFF.-HdranG, March a.
The Gaceta publishes decree in which 1t
IS ordered that on and after April LIST export
duty will be imposed on the following arti-
cleS. On sugar, per box, IS cents, per
hogshead, $3.50; molasses, per hogshead,
50 cents; wax, per pound, 10 cents; rum,
81 ; raw tobacco, per pound, 10 cents
cigars, per thousand, Is cents; island lum-
Der, per cent; and ON and after July 1st
II duty of 10 per cent is to be imposed on
all goods imported. sS,t -,
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E1ff -fisRaNleH RFllFFeBBTIola..

TIE Conasffan or IARafrs TN Paris.
What People Voted nc the sundays
Eiecta0n4Tns Psusslans Aak ID Oe.
cupy Paris-M0veTaanfs Of the Ser.
!, man Army address Of N. Tfiierp-
The Provinces Supportfng the
Thiers Government-The Paris I'm.
i surEenfs vfgfinnt, DC, dkc. 49,
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A FARMER in Winnebago county, Illinois,
was recently returning home with the
money he had received from the sale of his
farm. When near his house he met man,
who demanded his money, and whom he
instantly shot dead with his revolver
When yet nearer home he met two other
robbers, who made like demand, land whom
he instantly dispatched in the same manner
When he reached his house he found there
the mangled bodies of his wife and daugh.
ter, who had been murdered by the three
already executed villains.
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Tho Mobile Races.

MOBILE, March 2S-At the races to-day
Colonel Miligan's sorrel colt won the two
year old stakes, beating Sandbox, William.
son, The Girl of New York, Heart, and
Captain links. Time, 40. Track heavy
and rain falling in torrents.
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A match game Of baseball at Lexington,
last Saturday, between the students OF the
University and the cadets Of the Institute,
was won by the former.
one at Hampden sydney, the same day,
between the first and second mines" OF
the Fleet-Foot Baseball Club, resulted
EanSant, %: Haskins, a.
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SENATOR LEwIs.-We learn from private
source that senator John +. Lewis, OF
Rockingham, is so well pleased with Wash.
lHyton city rs residence that he has sold
ont all his stock and farming implements
and leased his farm for three years, with the
view Of remaining at the capital during that
lime, if no longer.--Lynch6urg Republican.
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TRIAL OF Mrs. FAIR.-San Francisco,
March 27.-The trial Of Mrs. Laura Fair
for the murder Of Mr.. A. 2. Crittenden, on
the steamer E. c. Captain, last year, COM
menced in the fifteenth District Court this
morning.
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A boy IN Detroit has killed sixty-seyen Of
his neighborS cats to get money to buy his
mother set Of false teeth. He has made O
quiet neighborhood where once was bowl
Ing wilderness 49, = : so
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Hon. JAMES L. ORR, of South Carolina,
has been appointed by the President one of
the board of visitors to attend the annual
examination of the Naval Academy at An
napolis, Maryland. Judge Orr has accepted
the appointment. p
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: O0ston U1dI HctS--LU1 IELEdhAfHs
TUESDAY, March 2s.- Wilmington, NJ c.: Good
demand for higher grades middlings, 14c.; re.
ceipts, 20 bales; exports cosstwise 4so bales
sales, 20 bales; stock, 2,ss7 bales Norfolk: Dull
low middlings, 13c.; receipts, LOIS bales ex-
ports coastwise 7s4 bales sales, SO bales stock
$500 bales Ne,0 Orleans: Quiet tat 14sc.; receipts
s:si bales: Ex 20 Liverpool tolo bales
Sales, 5000 bales; stock, $50, 233 bales.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, March 2s.-In the recent Cuban
battles the Spaniards lost one hundred in
killed alone. The insurgent General Acosta
has been killed near Bayamo.
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We APPEAL to our contemporaries Of the
Democratic press ut the North, and the
Conservative press OF the South, to speak
cut at once. boldly and uncqnvocally, and
declare To the country that it is not the de-
sign of the great constitutional party OF the
Mon 10, anuul the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments We appeal 10 them for the
,4ke Of the safety Of the Conservative cause.
Set it he promptly done. and the next
presidency is ours. -NOrJoIk Journal.
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FIRE.-Thc clearinghouse of Mr.. J. W.
Love. about one mile from town, on the
north side of the river, was entirely de-
>troyed Jy fire on Tuesday lust.--Roanoke
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Another impeachment In North Caro-

RALEIGH, N. G., March 2s.-The House
to-day impeached Edmund w. Jones, judge
of the second judicial district, for drunken
ness and disgraceflt conduct In Raleigh,
aoldsaoro' Tsrpeg9 aaa y 1EsaI ssaops
received the charges, and l the trial Will som
mence on Friday.
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PROPOSALS.
CHIEF ENGNEER's OFFICE,1
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

J =, KICHMoND, VA, March II, ls7l.}
NJOTICE To. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN proposals win be received by tbs unders.gn-
ed, ut Richmond, Va, until u n. March 3oth,
is7L for the construction OF SHOPS at Hunting.
ton, VI. Va, on the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, near the Ohio river. Proposals
will be made Tor the wood, iron, stone and brick
work. and for the sewerage plHmblpgs windows
and doors, separately.
! Plans and specifications can be seen at the
fneton on and after the Goth instant. &
a. ID. WHITCOMH, Chief Engineer:
/ NH N-tmh2s ~ "a lCity papers copy.I
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The Dominican Commissioners Re
port.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Dominican
commissioners have agreed upon a report,
except upon the matters OF the health and
debts of the island. They will be ready to
report on Thursday-probably tomorrow.
The commissioners will present no opin-
ions nor arguments, but contine themselves
to direct answers to the questions contain
ed in the resolution under which they were
organized.
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CONVENIENCE take this method
NJ OF informing my friends and the paon,sS gs asS
Spened saop ON the northeaat corner OF sgsn BEG
franklin streets and am 20 81 ni ~
Of GA W0Rk OF feAsonApi1 y sei ''
10 Se-eoasw ~ - dohA e EA 'laa
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THE COMING MARTIAL LAW BILL.

1Ir Butler and MIR. Dawes, before leaving
Washington, gave their views TO their Re.
publican colleagues of the Repr'esentatlves'
special Committee on the Presidents Mes
sage, and requested them to prepare the
bill. The gentlemen thus requested have
completed their labors.. The bill is substan-
italy Mr.. ShelIabarger's, though in some-
what different language, and with additions
empowering The President to declare mar
tial law in certain cases-taken from the
bills of Mr.. Bingham and Senator Wilson,.
and directing that certain designated Of
fences be considered offences against Fede-
raj instead of State laws-taken from Sena-
tor Frelnghuysen's bill. The committee
meet to morrow, and will be ready to report
Immediately if the absentees arrive; but
it is understood they will not arrive till
Tuesday. The Democrats Of the committee
oppose enacting any bill, on the ground
that such legislation is unconstitutional
and unnecessary.-Wa Cor. ". Y. Jour-
nal Of Commerce, March 26.