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FROR THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. IL, Noon.-Barom-
eter 3O:45. Wind N. N. E light.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Margaret and bark AL
belt.
The bark Embla is still aground on the bar
baund out.
SOUTHWEST PASS Feb. II, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 5000. Wind E. N. E., strong
Weather cloudy, hazy and cool
Arrived: French bark Jeanne Postel ID
days from Martinique; British bark Charlotte,
Wheaton master 60 days from Galway.
Sailed: Ship z salandia, bark Gunhllda and
schooner James G. Craig.
The steamship New Orleans is at anchor
inside, and the steamer San Marcos is on the
bar, bound out.
PASCAL OUTRE, Feb. z. 9 P. M.-Wind E.
N. E fresh. Weather cloudy and hazy.
Arrived: American schooner Carrie Jones,
Dormot, master, days from Ruatan.
No departures.
The bark Yarra-Y arra, has arrived outside,
for orders.
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40
the books the New Orleans Insurance Association
NIL MUSSON, President.
G. LANAUX, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans
sworn to and subscribed before me, Notary Public.
this 14th of January, 1876
G. LEGARDEUR JR., Not. Pub.
At meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
i2th ofJanuary 1876. 1t was resolved to pay on and
after the 25th inst. the fell wing dividends:
l. An interest dividend of TEN PER CENT for
the year ending 3lst December, 1875 ON the cspita
stock Of $50 per share.
q A dividend of TEN PER CENT to stockhelder.
on the amount of their NET earned premiums for
the year ending 3lst Decembeg. 1875, in addition
to the rebate or anticipated dividend Of Is per cent
already received by said stockholders IN their
GROSS premiums.
8. And to carry to Contingent Fund FIFTEEN
PER CENT OF the remaining premium profits. far
Investment in United States Government securities
according to articles Ill and of the amended
chatter. MI. NILSSON $1,000.
&. LANAUX, Secretary
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THE TEXAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON, Feb. Height precincts in
this city and county give ISL majority for the
Constitution, 1921 majority for Coke and the
Democratic State ticket. For Senator
Cleveland dem. 268 majority in the county;
Mccormick tRep.) will carry the balance Of
Matagorda and Brazoria counties. It is con-
ceded Mccormick is elected by 500 majority.
The Independents have elected the sheriff
and nearly the entire county ticket Returns
from IS precincts in the interior of the State
give Coke and the State ticket 10, 427 ma
j6rity; for the Constitution, II, 275 majority.
Returns are coming in slowly.
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aEN. BABCOCK,S TRIAL

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 17.-Gen. Sherman and
other officers testified in Babcock's behalf.
The Presidents testimony was read. Its
general character is already known. The tes-
tinony and examination makes seven thou
sand lords.
James kagiu, letter carrier, then testified:
In the fAttsr part Of February, 1876, IS was
coming down the street, near Fifth, MI.
Joyce sccosted me and said there were two
letters in tho 'street letter-box which he
Wished % e: back. H, pointed to the box
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNaroN, Feb. 1.-THE Uslhocfatio
caucus set.for tonight has been postponed,
the consultation committee not having con-
cluded its work.
Gov. Comfy with The commission will tesye
for Atlantic tonight.
Steamer Dispatch, reported shout Co sail
with sealed orders, supposed for Cuba. is still
at the navy yard, with no preparationa tos
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FINANCIAL.

NEW York. Feb. II, 1918 P. Mold
1881.
NEW YORK, Feb IL. Evening. Stocks
closed strong Central lis. Erie Ia, Lake
Shore &c, Illinois Central 994. Pittsburg 80.
Northwestern A. preferred 66. Rock Island
11O4 Pacific Mail 335, Union Pacific $751;
Sub Treasury balances-Gold $48, 165, 1877;
currency s37. $50, 400.
The Sub Treasurer paid out $162. 600 on
account of interest and $45l 200 for bonds.
Customs receipts to- day $3.50. ZOO.
Money easy, 3@4; gold 113a@1135 ster-
ling 486; Governments strong, new So 118s !;
State bonds steady and nominal
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ny TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Proceedings in Congress.
Hon. s, s, Coz Chosen Speaker
pro tem.-His Speech.
The tsahcock Triaf-Gen. Sher-
enai1 Testifiess
Foreign News a
Resignation Of Minister Schenck.
General News
Foreign and Domestic 3stkets.
--~ 4
Etc. ETC.. En-. !
Resignation Of MINISTRY Schenck.
General News.
Foreign and Domestic &atkets
ETC.. ETC.. sa.
sORTY.F0URTB CONGkEss.
THE SEykTE.

THE SENxTE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE joint resolution
of the Kentucky Legislature in favoS OF pen.
sioninp soldiers of the Mexican war was re.
ferred to the Pensions Committee: slso the
resolution in favor OF aid TO- the Texas Pacific
Railroad.
MI. Msrrimon introduced Z bill for the
establishment Of beacon lights on the line of
inland navigation from the Chesapeake Bay to
the sounds in North Carolina.
The conference report on the bill TO pay
interest on the district bonds was discussed
and recommitted.
The Timber Lands bill was discussed.
Senate adjourned to Monday.
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Clerk called
the House to order.
Mr.. Garfield moved that Mr.. Cox, Who had
been appointed by q resolution Speaker pro
tenn, to hold during Speaker Kerr's absence.
take the speakers oath. A long parliamentary
debate followed, when the motion Vas mega
tived, and the oath omitted
Mr.. Cox, on taking tho chair, said: ''Gen-
tlemen of the House Of Representatives The
occssionl (which calls for Speaker pro tenn. is
under the circumstance no subject of congra-
tulation. While this mark Of confidence de-
serves the warmest knowledgement, it is
the overriding wish of nv heart that the tenn
porary occupancy Of this chair may be brief
and that our respected Speaker may soon re-
turn 70 it, reinvigorated Il IL one of the
felicities of our system of government that,
come sickness or health. life OF death. to
public servants, the processes Of administra-
ton and legislation can not be retarded. Let
~ proceed to our business in that spirit of
friendly and dutiful rivalry to which I shall
endeavor to contribute"
The reorganization Of the Judiciary was 70
sumed. motion to lay tho bill On the table
failed, and the House adjourned.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

BRocKLYN, Feb. 1.-THE Advisory Coun-
OH afe. discussing the question of inviting
NfA Moulton and her counsel to explain the
mutual council Finally Judge Van Cot was
invited.
Libel papers were filed against the steamer
Adriatic for sinking the Harvest Queen; $500,
900 damages claimed. The steamer was
seized but released on $500, 600 bond.
Specie shipments to-day 81, 625, 900.
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uARKEn.

HAVANA, Feb. 17.-Spanish gold 2l4@I43.
Exchange fat and declining. United States
GO days currency 1854 discount; short sight
872 discount; 60 days gold 2}@3 premium;
short sight do 49A premium.
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Republican journals and orators in Congress
frequently allude to what they call the glori-
Gus record Of the party. What record do they
mean? The record Of the robbery and plum
der of the Southern States; of the infamous
Credit Mobilier corruption; of the robberies
of Boss Shepherds banditti; of the Indian
Bureau frauds; of the Freedmen's Bank rob-
berry; of the straw bail post-ofice mail lettings;
Of the fall of Colfax and the other Christian
statesmen; of Joyce, Mcdonald and Mckee;
of Tom Murphy; in a word, OF the long story
of fraud, crime, swindling and defalca1ion in
every branch Of the government ct home and
abroad during the last ten years? This is the
glorious record most familiar to the public
Just now Sauannah Ne,ps.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-In the Gulf States,
falling barometer, northerly to easterly winds,
cloudy, threatening and rainy weather, with
lower temperature in the Eastern Gulf and
higher in the Western Gulf States. Caution
airy signals continue at Galveston and New
Orleans,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Feb. II, 1918 P. Motion
spot dull; Ordinary 81, Good Ordinary 1O55,
Low Middling 12s. Middling 125s, Middling
Ala5ama Is, Middling Orleans and Texas
- 3.16.
Futures weak; Low Middling for February
IL 13-16@l25, March II 15-16@13, April
IS 3-16@l3i, May Is 7-l6@134, June 1890
10 ll-l6, July Is 13-16@135, August Is 1916
OLA.
NEW York, Feb. II, Evening. = Cotton
closed dull; 1908 1-16; sales $50; net re-
ceipts 81 1888; exports to Great Britain ST.
378, to France Is, 1885, to the Continent %. 500,
to the Channel $685..
Futures closed weak; sales IS, 500 bales, as
follows: February ~ 13.16@12 1882. March
12a(012 90 80, April Is $50, May l3 1892,
June 1908 1882. July Is 13-16@13 1882,
August il 15-16@13 1892.
Flour dull ami slightly in buyers favor,
superfne Western and State 81 IS; Southern
-four quiet, common to fair extra $5@5 80.
Wheat little more active, 81 Al amber Penn
sylvania. Corn quiet, 62@64. Oats dull and
easier. 46@49. Coffee-Rlo dull and nominal.
Sugar quiet, refined unchanged. Molasses-
New Orleans 48@62 Rice unchanged. Tai
l 65. Tarpentine frmer, 364. Pork firmer,
new $22 rs. Lard active, prime steam
sl3 s7s@ls 50. Whisky 81 Il. Freights
CHICAGO. Feb. 1z-Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat-demand fair; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 ola; No. 8 do 8lh@8l& Corn very
arm; No. 2 mixed 4l3@AS. Oats-demand
light; No. 2, 3l2. Barley closed dull, COLO
62A. Rye quiet and weak, 661@67. Dressed
hogs strong. Pork, $2l IS cash. Lard-demand
fair. SIP S0@l2 81. Bulk meats-demand
fair; shoulders st, short rib middles liz,
short clear middles IL. Whisky 81 O6.
changed. Wheat quiet, 81 37@1 5l3. Corn
Arm, No. mixed 3sa Oats dun, No. 2 343
Barley dull and weak, only inferior grades
Offering. Rye, no transactions Pork $22.
Lard higher, 124 bid, l2a up country. Bulk
meats, shoulders 8b@8&, clear rib III, clear
sides III. Bacon, shoulders 81. clear rib 12},
clear sides 12}. Whisky 81 W. Live hogs
strong, packing 81 9O@8 Is. Cattle I'M
changed. Receipts-four 5000, wheat $780,
corn &c. 900, oats 1900. barley 5000, hogs
$3.50, cattle 1915.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 17.-Flour quiet and I'M.
changed. Wheat steady; demand moderate;
81 20@1 80. Corn steady, 1904 Oats
steady. sS@43. Barley steady, No 2 spring
Pork firm. $22@22 Is. Lard frmer; steam
sold at 124, closed at 10 bid; kettle 1871. Bulk
meats active; shoulders 8a@89. clear rib
sides 114@11s. Bacon firm; shoulders 81,
clear rib sides 122. clear sides 12l. Whisky
demand fair, 81 o. Butter firm for choice,
25@28. Hogs active and higher; packing
grades 81 90@8 25; receipts 172O; shipments
1881.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 17-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and nominal and no
buyers. Corn dull; choice white and mixed
As. Oats dull; 5000. Rye-no demand;
80. Pork $22 SO. Bulk meats-shoulders
8s@8A, clear rib and clear sides 11a@12.
Bacon-shoulders 81, clear rib sides 1923. clear
sides Is. Hams-sugar-cured1 4@14aa. Lard
fierce At key Is. Whisky-demand fair,
6rm, 81 o. Bagging quiet: 12@l3.
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Seed P0tatoes-Onions.

AOOO Goo rich, Jackson Whites, Peer.ess m
Pinkeyes.
1000 bbls Peach Blows and Russets
800 Dbls Red and Silverskin ONIONS.
Kn0U In barrels and half barrels
BEANS and PEAS in lots to suit
1or sale BY ]. C. MURPHY co.
. p4 IS Poydras sxes&.
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Staub is prepared to furnish all the latest
and cheapest papers and magazines. Call on
him at Goldthwaits's bookstore, No. 50 Canal
street.
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Still open for inspection-the large and
elegant stock of fashionable stationery and
interesting works of fact and fiction at
Eyrich's book bonapzs, No. 100 Canal street.
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE FIREMENS INSURANCE COM
PANY.



Corner 0fsvier and Camp strests.
/ NEW ORLEANS. Jan. -. 1876.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors. head this
dav IL was resolved to declare the following dvi-
dends from the net earnings Of the ten months end
ing December 81, 1875:
l. Ten Dor cent. no, annual interest q capita
stock paid In. 100
2 To carry to Reserve Fund in accordance with
Section Art VIII of the Charter, 1--WE per cent -.
g. To carry to the credit Of the Firemen's Char
table Association, of New Orleans for the support
Of the Widows and Orphans and the General Relief
System of said Association, in accordance with Sec.
T. Art. VIII of the Charter, ten per cont QOl.
H. Five per cent. ~ interest dividend on capital
stock paid in.
S. Forty per cent. (4o) dividend to participating
in urers 5- 1865
All declaration of dividends to stockholders to b
carried credit of stock notes in accordance with
sec. S, art. VII of the charter.
Participating dividends to insurers (no stockhold-
ers) payable in cash ON demand. e
l. N. MARKS President s,e
7. PRUDHOMME. Vics President
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lAP8RCaAENT OF LIEUT.. GOV. DAvIS-INVHS.
TI6ATlON OF GOV. AuES.

An appeals Jackson, Miss, special says: In
the House to-day, formal articles of impeach-
ment against Lieut. Gov. Davis (colored) was
adopted, with only seven dissenting votes
The Ames investigating committee have
concluded taking testimony, and will report
soon. The testimony. it is said, will develop
serious charges not heretofore current
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THE CITY OF QUINCY,

MEMPHIS. Feb. 1.-THE latest reports from
the sunken steamer City of Quincy states sh,
will prove almost total loss. The wreckel
Eckert is at work trying to save all possible.
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the Bu11rrm Ia
6fty cents.
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NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Once, Ne. lO2 Canal Street.
SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IA, 1876.
In conformity with the requirements of the charter
the New Orleans Insurance Association publish the
following statement of their affairs fr tho year end
ing on 31st December, 1876 ete1A
, 1876-03-10

The Nav Yor3. Sua, which froths Mt tho
month svary tims Gen. GRANT 8 name ia men-
toned, has raked up the old atory OF tho
presentation Of watch, Ave yoarH ago, pnr-
porting to llave been made for Queen VIC
ron1A, to Mrs. 9nANr by Con. RuFus ISaA1ls.
The whole details wero published In all tho
papers five years ago, and were spread abroad
a. hrst.clAsa advertiament for TIFFANY i
Co., of Now York. Thore Ia nothing to
show, not eEon In tho note Of Con. INol11s
accompanying tho witch, that l,c over paid d
cent for It, On the other hand, tho noto
says: "Dofors an opportunity offered to
present the watch to tho Quoon, 1t was pur-
chased by o friend Of Gen. INGALLS, md
shortly afterwards fell into Tia latter's f,o,xs-
sion." Con. IsoA11s did not receive his PRES
ont appointment until more Naa four years
after the 4,resntation Of tho watch to Mrs.
CHANT. For the New York San to raae up
this stale advertising dodge and sock to con-
meet it with Con. IAoAL1+s dalintTsm ap-
pointment Of few months ago, betraya a
lack OF matarinl for fresh charges.
, 1876-03-10

The project for transforming tho Colorado
dssoEt Of Houtlorn California into = lake by
turning into It tho vaterz OF t,s Rto Colorado
Ia again agitatod in California. What is known
"a tho dasert II = district about 100 miles
wide, lying botween the river md tho
mountains On tho West, nd extending into
Lower California. Port,0na Of Il arc from
100 To 100 feot below sen-1ove. aud tho
theory Is thai, by shifting Of the sand, bars uero
formed, cutting OF Tho 'ca,annel connecting tho
gulf thcn covering tho region With tho ocean.
and Tint In time, the rfrher covering tho dcssrt
was carried OF BY evaporation. Tho region Ia
ratnlesg. and the mkl. day hoat in summon Az
eragcs 14o degrees. Get, - oftsn ~ tho Coz
otado osestlous auA thu water flnds It's NAY into
tho desert 'e'aort distance along tho
bayou known a. fllc Now Nivor, luxurlant yege-
tatiou spE!ugs UP Tho project In fact IL not
for forming alas.o [though QUO woudb be formod)
for ths Bsko ~ inducing rainfall, but for a
gigantic system. Of irrigation BY tapping the
Colorado near Fort Yuma Yeats ago the nec-
essaEy concss aion Tas obtained from Mcxico,
into which tl , lake formed would probably ex-
toud, aud ca nltor for tho project obtained from
the oallfo9T IA Legislature. Only tho NECESSARY
grant for. Congress- VIVA lacking, aud that tho
Ala CALIFORNIA states will again be applied for.
It Ia ef aimod thst ths scheno, II carried out,
will redl Aim millions Of acres Of non deaort IN.
tnhablt able territory.
, 1876-03-10

tho Committee waa mhds TO tho Houau,
and that, instead Of instructions having
emanated from The Cabinet for lis prosocu-
ton, MAnsu's oase wns never conRidercdi In tho
Cabinet, and, ovon II 1t had been, ho waa In
Montreal before any Of tho Cabinets pro-
oaedings which rolntod to tho prosecution
Of BEtKsAr vera published Thus this thin
Democratic pretext TO cover up either blum
dor or something worse falls to the ground,
md, a. the natural. sequence Of MI this
miserable management, the impeachment
business has been recommitted to tho Ju-
dietary Committee, which will probably bo
tho end Of 1t, notwithstanding tho oheap in.
dignation expressed in Alr. KaorT's bill in re-
lation TO fugitive witnesses, which locks tho
stnbls door after tho horse has escaped, and
notwithstanding the bill which WAS passed to
protect witnesses, which will have no effect
rs IN induccmont for Mr, 11Ansu to return to
tho United States.
Whatever may be tho rnason, whether II
be n btuuder or M net Of cowArtlicc, In nl-
lowing both the indictment and tho impoaoh-
mont to foil to tho ground, the Democrats in
the Nouso havo again shown their signnl In
competency to deal with public affairs. o.
wella their grosa Ignorance Of duty In dealing
with malfeasance in Office. It is evident TINT
II my corrupt mon In tho GnANr Administra-
tion aro to he punished, It must be dono by
Republicans, who have already. In tho BEL
KsAp case, indicated their position by voting
for tho impeachment which has been
thwarted by tho Democrats, and by voting
to send the evidence bcforo tho Criminal
Court necessary to indict him, which tho
Democrats rotod down. Il the Democrats
really want BE1KsAr cithor impoached CT in
dictcd, Lot them give tho caso to the Repub~
ucans and they will find a way to accomplish
both, without my unnecessary dolay.
, 1876-03-10

The Chicago produce markets wero gener-
ally steady yesterday, with moderate aggre-
gate Of business. Mess pork Was quiet and
2a}o por brl higher, closing a. saaa.a74 casl.
and sao. 40 for April. Lard was aotivs and
400 per 100 tbs higher, closing at sls.2o cash
and sla.s21 seller April Meats were in bet.
bet demand and firm, at sso Tor boxed ahoul-
ders, leo for do short ribs, and 12to for
do short clears. IIighwiues were quiet aud
unchanged, ut $l.o5 per gallon. Flour was
uuiot md steady. Wheat was active and 10
higher, closing st 37Ic for March and 083cfor
April. Coru waa quiet aud TO lower. closing
1t +33c for March aud 4s4o for April. Oats
were quiet and steady, closing 1t 32ao for
tlarch and 84io for May. Rye was drn at
5al@84c. Barley WIGS dull aud easier, closing
II 57c for March aud 6Go for April Hogs
zere In good demaud at Wednesdays pricea.
sales It $7.5o@lo,o0 for inferior to fancy.
rhe cattle market was less active aud easier,
ssah sales At 83.o095.50. Sheep were In
a. damaud st unchanged psissA A report
, 1876-03-10
------+~----+
THE IMPEACIiMENT FAILURE.

T1A inl1nta 1Inn1a Tim RtrrNuAp romn1fca.
49,, II Co,anea ,r-o,,,a ,,,o-o a.,. 49,. =.
avn :" oo"e,e0' st""' 43eA' 'n0 114o.o ~"
tcrestlng, and more nnd more unefringly
points to tho fnct tint tho Democratic House
o;thar eaunak will nnt mr. f1ere mt. e;t1,ar
81 r. W..
,l,oao41 =, .aso1 ~, ~ e.',to'"'y ~ "a1'
49, ILL., - ss,.o. ia.,a -. sx'.;s 80 -
1 sAsA'1 ~' 4' y. "io 1 ~ 4t@ae4'
Win A1H customary hofoltnes9 auu potuues5
Of Attnck, Mr. BLAINE, at the head Of the Re-
r1uhlican minority, hRs tnfned the tnt,tea and
r,.,,o5 +ho nomo,-,t;o ,,o;or;+v Il, H., .,,,,,
:, ~ @AS "''s1
auo e'.upoleo .a0tu ~ us'enu tnoinseiscS.
They led tho attack with good doAl Of
yicor md moro bluator M TO a ccrta}n notnt.
on.r tbo, u.obo,ad r,,,o oavout,-xo 49,, T.,
.''~ ~ va 49,"
pFo*eo, aaa lhe Deaoc1aS loass now ae1and
themselves in their unpleasant dilemma,
Either thay haya boon n,1iltv of hlup,ler;po
and st,,p;d monauemant which v;ll o,,ow
Br,xa.p to oscapn m thew f1a,o mi ;mncaoh
him for fosr of having tho chalico command.
e5 tn THAR own ,ina ,rb. renort nj tha In.
tl;clerv Committea In a lamsntable, n,t;a1aa
conf.aa,on of fa;1ora Tbat ranort recitao i'm
Following resolution:
Ex.osv:d, rh.t thu resolution lastruct.px tts Com.
ee on ths judiciary to prepare sstcles Of aapeach-
ment sssiass "i1I1A4 y. ns1ssAP. hts secre.ary Of
w" ~. sn s nas.as mo asaeshoss a IN ons' "
furhsr proofe TO seua ior psr.ou. md paar, 10 nj
dur.ns The s.s.on. Of Ii. House. md 70 report =. my
dme.
The necessity for ibis resolution is con-
tained In ita preamble: -........
Ths COMMITTEE on The 'ua!ei,rT would ts'psetfally
1a,.s % h. u hss. ,t,.,. ~ or LOO
ag,tns. W1L1..x ". DrIxr.r. i.ta ssert.ry Of wsr.
for high crimes AID instantaneous In on,cs but thai
saos preparing the same they have bsen Informed aud
.ss We, ra..,, aa .aose .onons
rsrtusnt ..id articles w<.s framed. hs. oous bs,ond
tha Jurisdiction Of tho Government Of Ito Unltsd
s'.sc' ma Mat probably hs attendance - .5tae.'
naa, ts ns s1nr. aanxt ss ~ ~
KvAr Of hiuh crimes aud 1nssaems.uo.s In oe.o..
How did LIZ. OA1kp P. MAnsu succeed III