The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

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p1tgrnaCus ore in commercial utHiy
J vtth fsuisiana atail code iis
/ i~pfitIirfi0n oTef the iands rqutfed
Tor the mnal and military Wofks i0f
lie defence. The c0st shall not cE
ee,d ssUOUH00. ond no m0ncy shall
} lao es,sudrl ant,l TIC eytir0 work BE-
under contract Onc third Of the
amount appropriated may lie eSpcnd
cd each year. Tic contract shall
pa the lowest and best bidder. aud Is
10 be awarded ~ the Secretary ol
War. No contraC, shall he consider
cd unless accompanied by sla00O
forfeit, aud the contractors shall
work according TO tho plans aud
under the directions Of tie engineer
of the Department. The canal shall
be completed within three years OF the
commencement Of the work.
This bill was introduced into The
House by Mr.. McCrary on the 10th
of NAY. 1t was to~day substituted
for the Eads jetty project, and finally
passed by q vote OF lag TO Sc.
Especial to tho St. LOuis Republican.
TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.
WAsHIGToN, June There is
trouble in the camp tonight. Mr.
Grant has developed a capacity for
for producing trouble which is Of no
mean order. 1t appears that Mes.
srs. Logan, FarVell and others, who
=, interviewed his Excellcncy yesterday
with regard TO The currency bill
went away with the impression thai
lie would approve such a bill rs was
afterwards adopted by the confer
cnco committee. as tclcgraphed yo'
: last night The impression ma,
have been an erroncous one. AT al
events, it has been utterly destroyed
by the events of to day.
The Conference Committee con
q cluded to day they would call on hi
f Exccllency for the purpose OF mutua
6 congratulation ovcr the bill which
I they had agreed to, and which the.
, supposed Grant would approve
They called. They did did not con
! gratulate very much.
w VETO THREATENED.
n They complain to night that tn
S t%aciturn man of cigar monopolized al
the conversation and oyerwhelme
A them with the assertion that he woul
y yotothc bill. lie was loud and volub.
and gave them a cathauliHg Of tn
FIRST magnitude. But this was not al
After they had taken their leave
70 Grant drew up succinetly the reason
that would impcl him 10 veto the hi
~ il it should pass, and gave the doc
umcnt 10 Senator Jones TO be tclt
- graphcd all over the land.
,r GREAT EXCITEMENT.
70 There is great excitement 10 nigi
I'd in consequ nee Of all this. The a
Y sertion is freely made that the Pre-
4. ident is drunk and has been on a bun
8 for several days, and strangely cnon9
o. the assertion comes from old. reliabI
&c Administration Republicans. ii
= Excellcncy is charged vi h havin
N taken a new turn, and having con
.. menced actis ely to organize the nc
q party which Is to elect him to Il
- third term. 1t is believed that xitc
is Grant organizes his little compar
in and Morton gets his new p,rty in'
81 operation things will lie awfniiy jo:l'
. On yesterday a prominent Repu'
Of lican Of the House ,fled at the +,
III ecuiive mansion, and was asked b
II the President whether the Hou;
10 would pass the civil rights biI
n I"Yes, | think so. You wish it pas
o cI, don't you ?" was the answer.
nd "Yes," responded Grant griml
II want yoa TO pass it so that | ca
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