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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-04

The Cinnamon al, TsCOma sre on.
q "strike," all SAND AEelidsnuisn.
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The delegates 10 the Republican
State Convention from Benton
county arr ". II. Elliot,aJ. B.
Lee, Jas, Chambers, SOL, King, J..
W. Rayburn anil D. G. Clark,
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH.
TICKETS SEyENTY-FIyE CENTS.

to be had atWEsT. JOHNSTON & Co.'S, Main street
ConSxeffD commence nj half-Dast g my % 81
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DEATHS.

Died. MAY 10Th, In New Haven, Conn, Mrs.
GRhCE Ii. WIGHT, widow OF Dr. "lnian 10
Wight, of Goochland county, VI .
Died. at his residence, Williamsburg AZ asen af con-
sumption. JOHN S. GIBSON, aged hfty-e'so' years
and icGT Viii take place from
,,,hndint niscopal church on TUESDA1 I4ah
Me.noi.t ! = O'clock A. NJ. Friends and acqualh-
tapccs Of the family are Respectfully 'N'''0
tend without further NOTICE.
r,oa Monday morning, at 1928 O'CLOCK, Ma ~
Dieu Vonges child Of Thomas r. ana Ear
RE l. Butler aged seven months ana 1 ne
s'e Farewell, lit,le MAUD. thou ha!h let U.s.
We thy loss most deeply ieei,
But Ills God that bath Dereit us
He can uIl our SORROWS heal
We hope to meet you in heaven.
The funeral viii take place TO-DAY (iuesS1aa9s
Al o'clock A. NJ, At The residence, no. - b.
Marshall street Friends and acquaintance OF the
family are requested 10 attend
Died, in the county Of Essex, on Tuesday morn
Ing last e w. M and Seven children Everybody
,.h nv INV Ruck Muse loved him. lie was gooa
man md has gone to Ills reward
Died. at st. julien. his residence, IN ine siS sr-
,bi I'd ~.aI of his age, FRANCIS +. E. ~
rounded By his friends, ana Tue fceip''N' -
No Sss the Youngest and only surviving son OF
| the late Judge Francis L. BROOKE.
Died In Manchester May 24th AFTER ot son aH OF
Andrew s. and Sarah l.. overly, aSeo eie'eN
months and twenty-four days., ,ro,ao,, AF
The funeral will take place THIS @ ~
TFENOON ut 3 O'Clock f. NJ, from DIS iatnci
rasiSence-Semnies and Eighth streets: Ihe iriehos
| If the family VIII attend without further nouee'
Died. on the Gath instant, at 9 O'Clock M" a. a.
the residence OF her brother, 4. L. a WWi IN
| t tno Cify county, Mrs SARAH T.. dAhhls, LA
/ the fortieth year OF her age.
| r,.a nm Monday, the 25th instant, hOBEhgrh g.
UyE u Of ths city in the forty-dr year oi hls
aSe friends of the family are invited to ena ~
nae THIS ITuesdayJ EVENING ut ociocs a.
| Nom mental church. -----s---------
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s.etfer from Petersburg.
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PETERSBURG, May 25, 1874.
John Kevan, Esq, one OF the oldest,
wealthies', and most esteemed citizens of
Petersburg. died this afternoon at O'Clock,
Mr.. Keyan came to this city from Scotland
in his youth, and by enterprise, Intelligence.
and superior business tact. succeeded 10
ama>sing considerable wealth. and is itlentj-
led probably in greater degree than any
OF his cotemporaries with the growth and
progress Of Petersburg. He has been in
feeble health for some time past, but was
upon the streets last Thursday in apparently
~ good health as usual OF late. and the sud
denneSs Of his demise has excited surprise
and general regret. He leaves wife and
four children 10 mourn him.
Last Thursday Mr.. William Gill, Of Ches.
ter6"ld county. while operating saw mill,
uesr Mount Gilead church. received an &C.
cidcnt which resulted in the breaking of one
Of his legs.
There were two hundred and forty CO.
iorcd people baptized in the Appomattox
yesterday 10y the pastor Of the Harrison
street (colored) Baptist church.
Last Saturday night cutting affair oc-
Cured OH Friend street between two negroes.
in which Jane. Hill inflicted probably
tata! wound upon Samuel McCrae. The
creen-cyed monster was the insti.ator. The
case WAS before the Mayors Court ta ,t tla+ :,
but on account Of the condition Of McCrae
was not examined. Hin Was required to
give hSil in the sum OF $1,000. which failing
10 Go he was committed. ROBIN 4apA1x.
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Prospects OF the Givsi-Ei.sts Bin
Probability Of a Veto.

WASHINGTON, alay 24.-The bill now goes
to the House, where it will Sc TO the bot.
tenn OF the Speakers table. IL is the hfliel
Of many tha. the bill cannot De leacueu
during this session without suspen'
sion of rules, which requires Two
thirds vote. Not lew OF tne
Republicans Of the house are
very anxious to stsye off action on this blli
until after the tsll elections. 1t is conceded
that the very full discussion OF the principleS
of this bill which will be made before the peo'
Die during the canvass will not nelp the pros
poets of the Republican party. a prominent
Republican member remsrked to-plshe 'lst
tue bill would certainly pass the Louise hess
session, if it did not now, ana Hnelher IL
nassed now or not, every man who went
before the people for election 10 'ne heN.
UoI,an vould be compelled to define bis
position on the bill, as it would be one OF Tue
principal issues. The passage Of the Dill Dy
he senate. it is thought, adds very much
m the chances of an opposition Louise VI
REPRESENTATIVES being elected next fall. the
r,nors that the President will veto the Dill
il il should be sent to him are repeated To-
niuht with more confidence than ever
Arono the current pieces Of gossip on the
,lhiect is one to the effect that u well Known
colored man Of this city, in easy clrcuin'
stances, has announced his determination,
in anticipation of the passage OF the OH, 10
take his family this summer on an eStehsiNe
tour to all the fashionable northern watering
places and put up at the leading hotei at
each place. =,
Although there is sufficient number OF
votes in The House to pass the Senate CIVIL
rights bill, there will be difficulty IN reach
ing it in the regular order of business, OWING
10 measures which take precedence, ano
dilatory motions by its opponents to pre-
vent action upon it. The House Committee
on the Judiciary has matured one OF a SIM,
lar character, soon to be reported. Even II
such a bill should pass both branches d0uots
are expressed as to its receiving Tue 5res!
dents Signature Correspondence 6on'
more Sun.
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Eeffcr from Sta,Iuron.
SALE oF FURNACE rRoPEETY-C COUNTY GRASt


FINE STQCN.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisratclLl
STANTON. May -. 1874.
The reported sale Of tho / lizahcth Fur
mace property, Of which mention was made
ii former letter, has been confirmed. 1t
has been Pun chased by a party Of wealthy
and eHtCrpri>ing gentlemen. among whom
are Robert Garrett. President OF the Valley
railroad: Richard Norris, Of Baltimore; A..
Is. lrcS. PRECEDENT Of the First National
Sank AZ llarrisouhurg. aud Colonel NJ. c..
iaTNaU, Of S'aunton. This property is stu
at"G in this county. immediately upon the
Chesapeake and ONO railroad, aud contsins
one OF the 0uest iron.ore miucs in the world
It's development will add much to the growth
and prosperity OF Stsunton. 1t was pur-
chased, We understand, for the sum Of
100000.
Our city was filed with Changers on last
Saturday. 1t was the day appointed for the
organization Of 8 County Grange, and Staun-
ton had been chosen as a "middle" point
At which the masters and lay members from
the twenty-four lodges in the county were
10 assemble. They met in the Town Hall,
and their deliberations were presided over
by Assistant State Deputy &. W. koiner.
After the transaction of some preliminary
business the County Grange was organized
by the election of the following officers:
Master. George Seawright ; Orerscer, John
Torbermau: Lecturer, G.. ". kOncr; Sec
rotary, W. II. II. Lynn, OF the Stsunton Fin
dictator Steward, +. +. Cochran; Assistant
Steward, S. II. McCue; Treasurer, Colonel
5. 4. East; Chaplain, Rev. William Green;
Gste-heeper, c. B. koiner. They adjourned
TO meet in this place again on the 4th day of
June.
Mr.. 4. VI. Bowman. Of this county. who
has for several years been directing his at
tcntion TO the raising OF fine stock, and with
much success. as the number Of premiums
awarded him st the different agricultural
fairs in the State abundantly testify, has re-
Gently purchased few more specimens Of
b!ooded stock TO add TO the fine collection he
now owns. At recent sale Of imported
and improved stock at Muirkirk, Md, he
bought E!yina Eighth, heifcr three years
cid, and Rosamond Ninth, j white heter,
b. imported Royal Briton out of Kosamond
Seventh. MAX.
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PORT OF EICHMOND, MAY 20, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
ehaRdse and passengers q. ". Allen, agent.
Brig Piccadllly (British), Byron. light.
Schooner Z. X. Wilson, Cropper New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Edwin, lngersoI, Philadelphia, coal,
;. z. Lathrop.
coal, 5. Fl. Fawcs.
Schooner j. 81. Vance, Lee, Philadelphia, coal,
5. II. Halves.
Schooner Thomas ". Ware, Connolly, Phia-
dclphia. coal, s. n. Halves.
Schooner Ann Twbll, Muller, Georgetown, coal,
James River Towing Company.
Schooner Major w. III. Tantum, Shoe, Phila-
dcl;rhia, COAL Powhatan Iron Company.
Schooner President A. johnson, Applcgarlh, Bal
timorc shells, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Ann Virginia, James river, grain.
Schooner SnowStTln, -, Edenton, y. C., tSn,
Davenport Morris.
Sluop Sophie i Georgia. James river, grain.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HancoX, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chAnGlse and passengers. l.. b Taturl agent
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mercEan-
disc and passengers, w. Z. Porter, agent
BY Telegraph.
-EanT NaNEoE-- May 25.-PzsSed out from Rich
Tor BrciGcn.
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Euuara1 HOUOrS.

Fort MONROE, May 25.-The flag was dis
n,aved at half.mast, the band played fune'
raj dirge, and minute guns were flred from n
the fort at noon to-day as funeral honors 10
General Dyer, late chief of ordnance, United q
States army. Major Baylor, commandant OF
the arsenal here, did not have the means to
nav these honors, and hence General Barry,
cnmmandant of the artillery school, klnoly
Volunteered to pay them for him.
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The Scenes will commence promptly at oei @ct
and follow I'm rapid succession. Change OF pro-
", mu IN Friday evening. Tickets, 81. No ex-
ira charge for reserved seats TO he had ut sieisht
iJuward's corner Tenth and Main streets.
O5.4t
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On Friday Mrs. Z. W. Cudleff, of larry
io~n, While making purchases in Broadway,
Nea York, lelta salchei containing diamonds
,a.ucd at IS, 900 on the seat of her coach.
When Size returned the satchel had been
t-p!ru.
4 Chicago dispatch states that there seem;
~ i,e 40 doubt that Professor Swing VIII
persist III bis determination to "l,hafa"
l.yn the Presbyterian Church, and that MS
'.urch will continue TO employ MN 70
Preach fyr tleus
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iATa. >HooTiSC AFFAIR." Columbia, Pa,
&sy -t.-,juiiGs /. Shuman, q member OF
>- IrH4>? yani. Legislature from Laneas-
l.. e1:a'y. nas sho. ard mortaly wounded
- J,..r Wittlut-. al Washington, Lanca>-
&. ."a.y. lat evening. Wittmcr was in
.'"G. and threatened TO shoot his wife,
"4~& >a@.nun entered Wit.mer's house ana
-.r:;e:e1. The bal! entered his abdomen
-. dyed in hs >pina. The wound IS con-
si:."t mortal. Wilmer was arrested anu
.2:l'a!t.cd 20 i4i! 1t Lancaster.
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The NLniafY RilI.

NEW YORK, May PA delegation from
the Chamber of Commerce left for Washing-
ton this evening, to appear before the FL
nance committee of the Senate, on invita-
ton of Hon. John Sherman, TO give thclr
views on the moety bill pending before that
body. The Boards of Trade OF Boston,
Baltimore, and Philadelphia Wlil'aiso pc rep
resented by delegates for the same object.
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The Eiyil-Rights bill.
Weather Probabilities.

WisH1sGros, Nay 25.-For the Middle
States and the lower lake region, cloudy
weather and light rains, followed by clear
ing weather on Tuesday, with southwest to
northwest winds, slight changes OF tenpera-
ture, and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy and warm weather, with light
to fresh variable winds, and no decided
change in the barometer.
The Lower Mississippi will fall slightly
and the Missouri and Ohio rivers Will change
but slightly during Tuesday.
Cautionary signals continue at Portland,
Me-, and Eastport.
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rr,,a R.nosxgyu Public Schools.

New YORK, May 25.-An investigation,
conducted in secret, by committee OF the
Board of Education of Brooklyn on the suO-
ject of mixed classes, has revealed, it is stated,
some startling facts, which fully justify Tue
wisdom of conducting the investigation III
private. What has been developed will make
necessary the examination of every school
teacher in the city.
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R0y Drowned

TSrpcia1 fn1nrr,n.

ESPECIAL telegram to the Disputch.l
CITY POINT, VA, May 25.-Henry Mason,
colored boy about seventeen years of age,
While working on the Baltimore steamer
mere, last night, accidentally fell overheard.
and was drowned. The body has not vet
been recovered.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS. -
NEW YORK. Nav IS Cotton dali; saIeF5f
SSI bfi4ss. at 1sX019c. Southern flour qesfet and
heavy; common TO fat .25Gss7 Y; good
20 choice l5@T11 " heat heavy, f7fss.
q oS@f1.6C for choice winter red western 81 .65
tor Hilite western. Corn closed lower; S26S6xc
lor new and Odd western mixed, and yellow Coffee
a aan ana ., ar9oplng RICE firm IurDenllne firm, ut
n ,} Lard lower at IL 5-l6c. WhIskcy
steady. Frcights firuer.
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Tbe re,.eraI Internationally.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Patterson
has addressed letter to the Secretary OF
War deprecatine the orders heretofore issued
forbidding the decoration OF the Confederate
graves on memorial-day at Arlington, ana
urging that the order, if standing, be re-
yoked; or, if temporary, that it be not re-
newed.
HARRISBURG, PA. May 25.-Governol
Hartranft has signed the bill making deeora'
tion-day legal holiday.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND F1OTTR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 25, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, So bushels,
CoNN.-White, 3G2 bushels.
OATS.-120 bushels,
RYR.-12 bushels.
MEAL ia bushels.
SALES.
, Z oRN-Whl;e, 80 bushels prime at 96c. Hlxed
1872 bushels on private terms.
OATS.-120 bushels prime at 7Oc
RYE.-12 bushels at CSC
MEAL.-6i bushels on'pivate terms.
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"9 Friday last, in the North Carolina
>e. NcdicaI Association, were presented TO
- >ocirty in session Dr>. T. z. Atkinson,
!. :. Latham, and Landon 3. Edwards as
delegate, from the Virginia Medical Society.
la'l we're introduced By DR.. Foote, and
"~'r warmly welcomed to the deliberations
&. lIr society. Dr. Atkinson responded IN
& :..,,, Gliclous styie.'-Rdlslgh Ne1s.
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The QUEENS Decentralization, May
.s.--The OtSerrer announces that al the
cr"o.a,ion Of the Queens birthday, which
AK place tomorrow, the title OF Duke Of
t,an.ught will lie conferred upon Prince
haaur. This is the nrsI royal title ever u.s.
>grla,rd with Ireland.
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Strike of Stage Drivers.

New York, May 95.-But one line OF stages IS
is rnnnine this morning. The drivers o.
the other lines have struck for three dollars
nor day
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BALTIMORE akREET2

RALTINoHE, May 25.-Elour quiet Whea. dull
ana heavy choice white, $3.50. Corn easier
dull and slow; southern. 6SaD7oc' PTSyisions
quiet and unchanged. Whisacy, dull at 9Sc.@Si,
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J 2 2s p Z :: z2 EA!e 49,
Ma RIDIsG CLUB and BRITISH RESIDENTS
sssssss a5En ss: .ha sse
dash OF one mile, open q q: 80 GOV sn'ef
THE City of Richmond Plate of So each, WIN
StHo added, open to all horses; weight for age
- The Victoria Plate" added to sweepstakes of
% each' p p. Tor horses nominated and ridden by
members Of tine Virginia Riding club, one and i
half miles, eleven store each. gentlemen riders.
On WEDNESDAY. 9Th, "The West-End
Prize" mile heats, best two in three, open to ali
The Governors Cup,h added to a sweepstakes
Of 20 each, p; T., for horses the property of aud
naden ~ British Residents IN the State Of Virginia.
On FRIDAY. 29ih The PEpprietors Plate"
slGLe ash OF two miles. open 10 all ages prize.
500 silver pitcher, furnished by the proprietor Of
the course.
It The Fair Grounds Cup. given by the proprle-
tor Of the Fair Grounds, added to sweepstakes of
SO EACH pp for horses the property OF and ridden
by British residents In the state Of Virginia, 2
nile les ! TO! each: gentlemen riders
all horses of SO each, p. y, with 500 added,
weight for age, one mile and Il half over six hur-
:Consolation Stakes" OF 50 each, with 800
added, for horses beaten during the meeting,
weight Tor age, one mile.
Races to commence at 2 2. N. each day. Colo
mel CARRIER will ruI a line of coaches each after
noon between his Office OF Main street and he
Fair Grounds, and the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will run special
trains from Broad-Strcct station.
DANClNG from to O'Clock 2. AZ. Music by
MCCASS'S band
Tickets to be had of Toodhouse g. Parham, West,
Johnston 4 Co., Ambold's music store, BEDFORD
the halter. and at the cigar stands OF the hotels.
Admission, Soc; 20 the grand stand, Zoe. extra.
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N-TE RANCE.

..~i;t.~ ~i'1-.td:
l.. L, t,crcnl Rules. chapter
D.. :. ,,es17. 6; he Book Of Dlsclp-
.,.y-.i .4at, Instead OF " drunk
~ 4-Ga6,@. Spiritually, liquors, IN
.--a> :. @v-e->..y," it shpH-scad as
sru--,. - drinking spirituous
e. .a.--> IL c1~r7 OF necessity, Or
, ..lia- ~ cling them TO be used
s..-..c,:.. y,
J. i. NcEEaE!y. Chairman.
- g2:Gs "a others opposed l., but
..ya 49, adopted.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Flour low, and medium
grades scarce and wanted; higher grades weak aud
lower. Corn Is unsettled and lower; 5OaGOc. foI
NO mixed, on track. Hhiskey steady. Pork
$3.50; Bacon quiet and weak shoulders, TIC
clear rib, O'sc.; clear, 104c- Lard trim.
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ClSCINEATINkHRFTs

C1Sc1SSATI. May 25.-Tiour dull and I'M
cnanSed. Corn steady; zoe for mixed white
scarce and flrm at 75c. Provisions, Guirt and nm
changed. Bacon Shoulders, Ike. packed: clear
nin, iuc lose: clear held ut 1Usl1l Oxc. packed
hiskey steady at 94c.
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BALTIMORE, May 25.-ylrginia 6's. old, 80:
consols, 90. West Firginia's IL. North Carolina,s
Old, 10; new, Is: special ta1.5. Bid.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

houlsEuLE, May 25.-Fluur dull and lower
snt g quiet and unchanged Provisions quiet. Pork
ie.29; Bacon-shoulders. 7Rc.: clear rib 1OIc.
eiear' lo%sc. Lard, 1891 2ac. Whiskey. 94c.
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MARINE fHTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MAY 26, 1874.
Sun risGs........... 5.1S Moon sets........ 3.l7
Sun sets. ......, G.i2 High tide. IL o
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DEpARTURss OF STEAMERS.

GOR NEW The @FEA
X Ma nom,nion STEAMSHIP i, Company's sssazsssza
,ss. Uad OLD DOMIN. ON, Captain MALbbEH'
s wiI sail TUESDAY, Nay goth. at O'clock ~
Freight received nr .dl O'Clock I. ~. Goods for.
yarded With disr 4tch to ali points north' soa'h
east, and west; $50, to foreign ports. .sod
Passenger ar commo dations unsurpas ~, round
: + For frsigb,. or passage apply e co. Agents.
my sF-ot Companss !" nAl.' -o-.----
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Latest News from Washington.
-To7l:=ressinSaI.

| WASHINGTON. May 25.-Sendte.--Mr.A A.
corn presented 4 memorial of citizens Of
Misslssippi asking Congress to take CHARGE
ol tne ieVees OF tue Mississippi river. Re.
| ierred 10 the special committee on leyees
| M. SCOTT called up the bill supplementary
| 10 tue act incorporating the Texas Par; f;c
railroad, which, after being amended, was
passed. ""''
The conference report on the appropria.
| ton bill was adopted, after which the def.
| cency appropriation bill was taken I'D and
| amended. x ''D y
Mr Stewart introduced joint resolution
proposing the following amendment to the
| Constitution:
article IL. If any State shall fail to
knaintaln common school system, under
(which all persons between the ages OF FIVE
and eighteen years, not incnpacitated for the
SAME, shall receive free Of charge such ele-
| meutary education rs Congress may pre-
scribe, Congress shall have power to
establish therein such a system and cause
| the same to be maintained at the expense Of
| such State.'
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
House.-Blls were introduced BY Mr.
Grassland. Of kentucky, to revive the act of
1864 providing for the payment to loyal
| owners of negroes drafted or mustered into
| the army Of the United States, which pro.
poses the appointment of a commission to
| investigate all such claims, aud to allow in
| each case $500, as provided in said act, which
was suspended in 1867 by Mr.. Harris, Of
Virginia, bill to restore to the pensionrols
the names Of pensioners OF the Mexican
war stricken therefrom for disloyalty.
Motions to suspend the rules and take up
the supplementary civil-rights bill and the
currency bill were deieated-two -thirds not
voting in the affirmative.
The vote on civil-rights was 153 to 81, the
following Republicans voting with Demo.
Gratis Messrs. Bromberg of Alabama. But
Ter OF Tennessee, Scner Of Virginia, W. A.
Smith Of North Carolina, Thomas of Nir-
GINA, and Thornburg of Tennessee.
Dir. Butler, Of Massachusetts, championed
the bill.
The amendatory tariff and internal rere-
nue bill was reported to-day. It contains
the following clause: "Any farmer or plant
or may sell at the place OF production to-
bacco of his own growth. at retail, directly
to the consumer, to an amount not exceed
ing 500 annually"
The Civil-Rishts Bill.
WASHINGTON. May 25.-The defeat of the
supplementary civil-rightS bill in the House
to-day is not tnality. TO be sure, the Senate
bill cannot be got at except under suspen-
sion of the rules by 2 two-thirds vote. and
that, as shown by the action of the House
to-day, cannot be secured; but the judiciary
t Gnm t rtpnyffee T ibS leys to report at any
copy of the Senate bill, and this can be pass
ed by simple majority and sent over to the |
Senate and there acted on. In that way the
supplementary clyiI.rights bill may, and
within very brief space Of time, isd itself
in the Presidents hands.
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Reception to ROchefOrf

New YORK, May pa grand reception eE : u
will he rendered Henri Rochefort on DIS ar
rival Friday evening by the French oocle'
ties here,
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MARRIAGES.

Married, by the Rev. j. r. GarlicH at inc re resi-
dcnceof the brides father on the Iotn OF Ea
1874 JAMES l.: WILL iAMS, " o ~ Rich,nond
and Miss MARTHA Z. hAhi-h' - %
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