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vote against it, and among them are such
Influential men as Messrs. Garfield, Farms
worth. Finkelnburg, Blair, Hay and Amber.
A sill larger number regard the measure as
an euegious political blunder, and will OPP
pose taking it up for action, but at the same
time saw that If it ehould come TO direct
vote, and should be pressed as a party
measure, they might feel compelled to vote
for It. Among. this class are several
Southern Republicans, who are. shreWd
enough to Know that their prospects for re-
election will be damaged instead OF helped
IL the bill becomes law. The Democrats
are inclined to oppose motion to suspend
the rules for the purpose of bringing the
bill before the House, and, of course, can
defeat such motion If they please. If
they are assured, however, that 10 or ~
Republicans will vote with them to lay the
bill upon the table, they will make no objee-
ton TO taking it up. This is clearly their
true policy. A square vote upon the bill
would show Just how much strength Grant
can rally TO give him the power to re-elect
himself by the aid of martial law. There
is goodreason for believing that the result
would Be a crtishitg defeat Of the Ad-
ministration and an important triumph for
the opposition. To state OF the bill only
by dilatory motions; or by defeating mo-
ton to bring it up for debate and action,
would settle nothing, and put nc man upon
record for or against the measure. The
Administration men in the House could put
all the blame upon the Senate of the at
tempted outrage upon the liberties of the
people, and avert the indignation of their
constituents by saying that they had taken
no part in The plot to put into the hands OF
the President the power to suspend the ha-
beas corpus in every State in the Union
during the whole period of the political
canvass which is to decide whether he is to
continue in office for a second term.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Gen, J. D. G. Atkins is candidate Tor
Congress in the Seventh district;
Henry A. Jones, Of Lauderdale, IS can
didase for the State Senate.
w. C. Shelley, son Of Col. Jas. i. Snei-
lev. of Roane county, has received a notln-
cation of his appointment as cadet from
the Second Congressional district to the
United States Military School at West
Point. or.Lo
Notwithstanding all the grumbllng OF the
chronic croakers, the Chattanooga 1'n'eS
notices that the cherry, the peach trees ana
other fruits promise a fine crop IN TINS vs.
cinity. ~. ,sor
passed through Chattanooga on the nlSnS
of the oath inst.
John Cochran, a professional thief, re-
Gently stole his own photograph from tne
office of the Chief Of Police, IN memphis:
r. w. Campbell, of Bristol, has offered
n subscribe ten acres of land for WoOieh
mill to be established at that place.
It is said a negro boy recently had an IN
plaasant encounter with coach-Whip snake
in McMinn county. The boy was IN nelo
Gathering I'D some COWS. As soon as tne
boy attacked the snake it grabbed It's tan IN
its mouth and rolled towards him IKE q
boon. and before he could wheel to run, II
Strengthened itself and commenced lashlng
him round the legs. He broke for Town a.
once at the top of his speed, the snake I9l,
lowing, and every twenty or thirty yatqs
unhooping itself and cropping him." as tne
bow termed it, hard and fast.
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NJ. E. C.
zinc EverIastIng Niger.

NEW York, May 27.-In the Methodist
General Conference to-day it was moved
that the restrictions placed upon Bishop
Roberts. who presided over the Liberia
Conference in Africa, be removed, and he
be elevated to the full dignity Of Bishop
and admitted to this Conference. Inc
motion went over under the rule.
A colored delegate addressed the Con
ference on the question of Secretary Ior
the Freedman's Aid Society, saying be was
sorry to see in this Conference dispoSil0h
tn keen colored men offof committees. de
then moved that the Secretary be coioTeu
man.
The election was then taken, and re-
suited in the choice of the Rev. Dr. H. o.
Rust.
The result of the election for Missionary
Secretaries was as follows: Whole number aOa
of votes, 375; R. L. Dashiel received 200;
T. M. Eddy received 2o4; j. N. Reid re-
ceived 200. and were declared elected.
DR.. FL. A. Kegnett was elected Secretary
of the Church Extension Society. receiving
246 out of 364 votes.
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Notice.
The CITY.
DECORATION DAY.
At the NationaI Cemetery.


The following is the programme Of exer-
eises at the National Cemetery on the Goth
instant. On arrival, the exercises will COM
mence with the preparation of the flowers
by the Floral Committee. At IL A. NJ. the
Grand Marshal and aids will form the pro-
cession, headed by the Post Military Band,
who viii beat the long roll, after which the
cfaSes win be decorated. At 1 P. NJ. the
meeting viii be called to order, when the
following will be the order Of exercise;
1. Music by the Post Band.
2. Prayer-Rev. r. +. Patton.
8. Introductory address-Gen. G. P.
Thurstc1t;
4. Music.
). Address-Col. A. &. f'ettipons.
6. Music-Glee Club or Choir.
7. Address-Hon. r. II. Cain, of South
Carolina.
8. Benedietion-Rev. II. S. Bennett.
During the exercises several patriotic airs
will be sung by different glee clubs and
choirs who have been invited. The post
band and assistant marshals are requested
to report to the chief marshal at $50 AM,
on the Public Square in Nashville. The as
sistant train marshals to report to Henry
Harding at the Louisville and Nashville
railroad depot at $50 A. NJ.
Persons having flowers to donate Will
confer d favor by sending them to the Lou
isville and Nashville railroad depot on the
morning of May 3Othi or notifying AMEN:
Der of the Floral Committee, who will
please call for them. The post band VII
leave the cemetery in time to reach the Elk
position at p. NJ. J. w. PARAMoRE,
-a Chief Marshal.
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SCHUETZENFEST.
netaiIs of the Jubilee.

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-The fifth annual
festival of the American Sharpshooters So
cietv which has been in session at High
land, Illinois, during the past week closed
Yesterday. The festival has been largely at
tended and the most successful one yet
held. Seventy-eight thousand shots were
fred during the week. One hundred aud
twenty-six prizes were awarded. Twelve
thousand dollars were award, yesterday.
The best shot was made by Joseph BOStled
of indianapolis. The first prize for the
largest number of centre shots carrying
with it the title of King of Sharpshooters
was won by VIM. Schade Of Chicago. The
second by Peter Bouchard. The third by
Fritz Strif of Highland, Illinois. The
fourth by Jacob Born of Allegheny City,
Pa. The fifth by Theodore Hershuer of
Milwaukee. The remaining and lesser
prizes were taken by representatives Of the
society from New York to st. Louis and
Milwaukee and New Orleans. The next
festival will probably be held in Baltimore.
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Avn Esenped PrlsoneF Arrested.

Last night officer Ryman arrested pain
ter named Chas. Summers, who at the time
was at a temperance meeting in South
Nashville. Summers escaped the 2oth OF
February last from the Mound City
Olinoisj Jail where he had been confined
for the alleged robbery Of the rail-
road Office at that place. When the jalerr
entered the cell occupied by Summers ana
another prisoner, for the purpose of bring
inc water. SUMMERS quickly stepped out IN
the passage and turned the key, thereby
locking the jailer up. He came to Nash
Vile last Saturday and has been painting
for gentleman here by the name OF keliy'
who knew nothing of his antecedenIs'
One hindred dollars was offered by the
taller for the arrest Of Summers, whose on,
" regret is that such clever man should
be compelled to pay the above amount
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Tariff Bill
IfOESE.

Pension bill was amended and passed.
The proposal to increase the Brazilian
mail subsidy was again rejected, and the
postal bill returned to the same Conference
Committee as before.
Mr.. Dawes moved to suspend the rules
and adopt a concurrent resolution eX-
tending the session until Monday, June 3,
at y O'Clock. He said he bad no doubt that
unless the session was extended there would
be an extra session of Congress, to which
there would be no limitation. He believed
the Senate would get through with its busi-
ness by Monday next. The resolution was
adopted-yeas, 1873; nays, "a.
MIR. Palmer made a second conference
report on the Postoflce appropriation bill,
which was agreed to, the Senate recedlng
from Brazilian steamship amendment.
Tea and GO1fee.s
Mr.. Dawes from the Committee on ways
and Means reported bill for refunding
duties paid on tea and coffee remaining IL
bonded warehouses or public stores lst o.
Jnly next. Passed.
House adjourned.
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THE TURF.
LonrfeIIow vs.. Bassett.


New YORK, May 26.-The sensation at
Jerome Park yesterday was the news that
on Friday Leonard Jerome received a
proposition from c. w. Woolley, of Cincin-
natl, to match LonfelloW against Harry
Bassett, two and a half miles, on the last
day of the spring meeting at jerome Park,
the 18th of June. Jerome submitted the
report to Col Mcdaniel, who stated that he
would run Harry Bassett % miles the last
day of the spring meeting, for $4,000.
Jerome was to telegraph McDaniel's an
swer to Woolley. 1t is not known on
whose authority Woolley made the propo-
sition, as be is in Cincinnati while Harper
(the owner) and his horse (LoDgfellow) are
quietly located at Long Branch.
Fleetwood.
The trot for 2:4S horses Saturday was
won by Abdallah in 2:35, 2:3S and 2:433'
The entry race was won by st. Elmo in
2:35, 2:34s and 2:36 George L. Fox making
a dead heat with lhim on the third heat
in 2:34A.
CINCINNATI, May PC. W. Wooley
to-day asserts that the statement telegraphed
from New York to the effect that be had
offered to match Longfellow against Bassett
is undualihedly false.