, 1873-02-07

Eli the Soutneln He4 IL touEtbss. 1ney use
trected BY the action Of the General Gov
ernment in th1ustlng upon tho South,
by the reconstruction acts, class Of men who
equandered the peoples money, and that the on
II way out lies in the adoption OF the plan pre-
sented-
THE UNION PACIFIC AND cHE GOVERNMENT.
The House Appropriation Committee to-day
heard Augustus Scheu with reference to the bal
.nce alleged to be due the Union Pacific Railroad
BY tho Government for mail and other transpor-
tation, 1t is proposed by Horace F. Clark, and
others in the 1oad, to authorize the President Of
the United States, if in his discretion it il nee
essary to prevent It from becoming
amount due and to become due from the
Government until the action of Congress- pro-
vides different cou1se. The Senate amend
ment to the Legislative bill prohibited such pay
ment, and the Houee Committee are urged by
Messrs. Schell, Clark, and the others to adopt
the amendment proposed. This is virtual con
fession that the road is bankrupt, and that the
half million Or more which may como from the
Government will be necessary to keep it running
and I their % coadj jutors, whiie the Wilson Commit,
too Was in progress, we're very indignant because
the Committee permitted the truth to come ont
regarding the financial condition Of the road
on the ground that. it would in
officers of the road make public confession of
their poverty, and aak not only the extension of
their debt but additional charity from the Gov
ernment. It seems likely that the Appropriation
Committee will pass the amendment.
rrh 1o.,,,,ttaa saoT, a1+xara ~ hava ,;hara1
feeling for Professor Hayden, who every euIn-
NOR goes ont to the West for the discovery OF
remarkable scenery and canona: The Commit ttee
agreed to allow him the same liberal sum he had
last yea, nalnaiy. 2.v,ouo 2,,Sut,.. ..,.,va
. The House Judiciary Committee have pre-
pAsea tepols ~ - Do Ds.tt T.1aat annra%na
me ealanes OF tn9 Tiesuen1, 1ooiuet, n5 oupaen5s
Coa1I Suuees, ano "1.. ~ - ,eaet th.t
VIII mucn M at au s;d f tie o"es+;o-,
corud pe maze " tua3 aloe ~ tno 4aeot.on sen.
Many interesting 1acIs arg sta1eo, ~ ano 'ops
"lu be plaeed IN every memoe1 nAnoa'
1nE AonMoN rnosLsA. ;n.3.z ,,;u+a
senator f1enngnuysen - nltooaeea a;.t ~ 10y, ".
haste as to lead to the belief that 1t was not n
tended Tor the public: Inc nll1 1, re!ates 70 tne
Mormon question, 0Mcn INC Etesoens n..+,as klo
Newman seem dete1m1neo 70 nave se..e1' n.;3
1ns ~, rnsea e1e q M ~ IT, ~
The Dill pro7laos lor 1egn1ating ne yuoicial{ ny on
Pflnelple auoPeea py o1uso H eH1on, III. 49, -
Te1seo ,y ny sne ouPtome coui', VIII tesa.G ~
Iowa. Ihe Dill also pto'laes toI p19sensm6 1n6
poiygamous marriages IN 'a tue taa tae pus Iovo
not propo'e to interfere WILD 'noso Alisaos Ii
me SENATE Jnalclaty HommattGo 20 WI a;9naa1 G9tu
Eess1oa on SATURDAY 1or tue especlal conslae5a, a
t1on oi she otAn 4ae7''on' Al @esoAo oA't~e "A'NA
the fres1oent roqoest.
PROPOSED EAIRA SESSION; oa
Ihe question Or an extra session " confiess,
beginning on March ., Is one Whlcn Is potue
discussed WITH 1nucn ntetesE ou M a, s1oes -
congress, VI ~ ie@et ~ tno .7G J:,;1aI ~ -
lon Seen's " " Aoo1s ' t 1euh haid ~ rot T, is
"hethef SESSION VIA 10 he'u 49, " no. w. a1,-s
Oh the et e'o1 49, -. m VT antcent tina
aess'oh, taas tne1e ID es no. 1e1o saft ~ TIA
+,-osart cnnr-css - tronaact the ;mnnr-
tiesent Gsl'eI t,,t .r.1ot ba iart ,1nt;l
- naoa1oho~ sa.ojo- 80 i; a,,nnort ~
LIZ tno AvA - 1E~".;.. tsst -,,, 49, 1S;-nrt thora
s.lle ;,st tru ~ ~, .c;.i o-1er rannr;nr da9
alo eieu4 " - op.e.a4 o.uo.o' - - a+ ;c.
ar4a,,t p1.U, arnra,r-sto bils dsnoaed of and q
Poa ~, .,1ara rl h. racas.,rv nrnhab1y fort
,';~ht - - aat thon mt ~ The wav. third. tho
aa5,ut;;1 ~ e. ~ a1ectnrai vota IN Wetinesdny
neIt viii require one dsy and perhaps two, II any
d;scnaa;on nriaee m WEE the case the last time
fonrth tho Credit Mobilier Committee will ro-
ouire With the personal privileges Of members
at least q week fifth, the important question
~ aiinstinc tha awards OF tie Geneva A1bltra-
finn Innst be disposed OF. which will occasion
conadarable discuseion and there are in addi-
tion other matters OF equal interest that will
demand attention.. such las the Utah question,
fishery unestion. etc, It is evident that Speaker
B1aine. and The othor officers OF the
House are in favor OF the e1tra
,,eo;or IL ordcr that thu question
81 t,,a;r a1.ct;on m.v he 1;c,osed Of IS early as
nosaibe. There arc certainly throe officers Of the
99rssant Honaa WIN will be- re-elected-Speaker
Blaine, the Clerk, Sfr. McFhersou, aud the Door
Eaener Mr. Rnrton.
T,ta n,-aeor,+ poatrnoater R;11 King. of Mime
o!. nne ~ .ccnnnt ~ ;s snccnlatiTe Turn OF mind
sofa, On account y! Al7 -. i,sra Ills
IN lobby TRANSACTIONS, nas uo1 peen He4o .41s
winter, but has continued to dlaH MS ss11Iy'
He will not be candidate for reelection. MI.
0rf1vav the nroaent Sergeant -at-Arms, is q can-
5;dafs w ~! !election hTt there yjll be strong
o1n"S;.;e., oluas1 ~ .o;,.t ~, '"'
oppoeltloa 7Sa14os A1nn'
Special Despafe" to 1he ta'eo9o 1I'oa,
WILL SENATOR roAEhof E1PLA1S
CREs711NE o. Feb; 6-Inefe t Is no no as srusn IN ~
the story OF Senator Pomefoy tnas .1;1 NC MS IL
1ured IN railroad accident near 1tees;e; % %
stated IN TIE IRBuSzs washington EaG Mandov ~
morning, Fob. 8, and there Was no accloen' Oh
the road that day.
ITO the Aseoctdted lrest]
THE cAnoSDELEr BRIDGE. o,:4.o
WAsH1SGToN, feD. time oelate conla'tsIo
on Commerce yoted. to-day, to report favoraoly
acroes the Mississippi River at Caronelelet, Me-,
with amendments prescribing substsntaayy ~ ti,e the