The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-31
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TO THE DAILY CLARION,
LAST NIGHTS REPORTS.
Congressional.

yiding for a committee of uine Senators TO |
consider the subject Of the Inicroecanie
Canal Il
MIR. Butler sent to the Clerks desk and had |
read a letter from Hon. Saml Dibble, otSouth |
Carolina calling attention to the omission in
Senator Bruces bill for the promotion OF ed
ueatinR the cOlored race Of the South Carolina
| Agricultural College aud Clahin University,
both OF Orangeburry, and two OF the most i'm.
portant institutions in the State for colored
people.
Nh. Jones, of Florida, from Committee on
| Naval Affairs, reported, with amendments,
| bill Tor the erection Of a public building NJ
| Danvile Placed on the calendar.
Nh. Bailey, from Postotioe Committee, re-
ported, with amendments, Senate joint rcso-
luton authorizing the Secretary OF the Treas
nry TO nav Southern mail contractors Tor car
rying mail prior to May 81, 1861, upon prescn-
| tation of proof that they have not been paid by
the Confederate or United States Government.
Placed on calendar.
Bills were introduced aud referred as fol-
lows
By Mr.. Jones; OF Florida, making The port
Of Tampa a port of entry.
By Mr. Vance Of North Carolina, for the
restoration OF the Executive letter books Of the
State of North Carolina.
MIR. Mcdonald, from the Judiciary Commits
tee reported adversely on the bit TO declare
the legal effect of permits 10 purchase pro-
duets In insurrectionary States ANA II was
indefinitely postponed. ,,
The Senate then took up and passed bill
for the relief of Revenue Collector kearney,
at Corpus Christi Texas, The Senate adj
iourned till Monday.
HousE-Mr. Knott. from the Judiciary
Committee reported back bill for the reliet OF
owners and purchasers Of lands sold Tor di-
rect taxes in insurreotonary States flaced
on the calendar,
MIR. New from the same committee reported
back the bill amending section i4O Of the re-.
vised statutes relating TO suits in Iircuit and
Dis,rict Courts. Passed. MIR. Herbert OF
Ala. from the same committee reported back
the bill fixing the maximum time OF service OF
= Jurors in United States Courts NJ three weeks
The morning hour expired and the piil went
over without action The House then re,
sumcd the consideration Of revised rules ana
: reached rule eleven. Adjourned
A Cold Reception.
MONTREAL, Jan. 29.-rhe Gazette to-day
! comments editorially on Parnelis visits, II
= saws: "The Mayor will be guilty Of outrage
u against the sentiment Of large aud intuen-
l. tial section Of the people in this city, H.
in his official character he participate IN any
way in a demonstration to Parnell.
Gross FalsehOods.
e LoypoE. Jan. 29.-The Duchess OF Marl
q borough saws that Mr. Parneps statements
IS that the fund which bears her name only re
|. lieves tenants who have paid their rent anc
a its promoters have political objects, are gross
! falseh0Ods.
The Liberty Of the Press TO be Restricted
LospoN. Jan. ga Vienna correspondent
Ia of the Manchester Guardian says that IN con
sequence of recent riots in Pesth Herr Mr.
: Fizza, President of the Council and Minister
e OF the Interior is preparing bills to be pre-
T. sented TO the Legislature restricting rights o.
le association public meetings and the liberty
= of the press.
It Disabled Steamship.
Is LoSpoN. Jan 29.-The National line steam
1t or. Holland, from London for New York whiel
returned TO Queenstown yesterday dishbled
win repair and sail in about ten days. Hei
messengers will be brought to New York BY
1. the steamer Spain, leaving Liverpool febru
"a airy 9th.
~ Combinations.
= W.sutyaroy. Jan. 28.-Tne Senate con
st 6rmed the nomination of W II. Sancres, Re
II ceiyer Of Public Moneys at Huntsville, Ala
p" Information Filed.
NKw ORLEANS Jan. l9.--The District Attor
m new To-day filed information against the prin
= cipals and seconds in the Burke-llearsey duel
q, Tie principals were baile1 at $500 each, an'
llt the seconds at $3.50 each penalty der thi
ment for two years seconds, 800 fine an
Imprisonment for one year.
DR.. j. N Ball, member Of the Legislatur
m from West Feliciana, is dead, aged 52'
n. Mail Contract.
In WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The offer Of Mo-
,r gan line Of steamers. TO carry mails from n Q
. Orleans to Havana via Ceder Keys, an
=, Kew West has been accepted by the PostoihC
~ Department.
ue Dead.
LOypoE. Jan. 29-Edward Barry, Roy
academician, architect Of the House Of Parli
We ment and the new national gallery and 9th
tie important structures in London, is dead at Il
A age Of fifty years.
From Virginia.
RICHMOND. Jan. 29-The Republican Sta
H. Committee decided to-day to hold a State 20
rs, vention for the appointment ut Of delegates
the the National Republican Convention at Stau
the ton. April 81 The Manchester Courier u
a a evening asserts that Gen. Malone, Unit
H. states Senator-elect, recently announced,
'h the presence Of several members Of the Leg
Dy lature. that in preference to a Bourbon Den
for crat he would support Blaine and C0nkli
du. for President and would not oppose Shermt
ged kilograms received to-day report quiet
bis stored in Shenandoah county, and the tro'
4 a returned to their homes.
lou. Removed from Ocfllce.
ned WAsIxGroS, Jan. 29.-Com. Of Indian Afa
rror Hoyf, was removed from Office today by )
Sehurz. oreason was assigned in the
retarys letter Of dismissal, but IL is und
stood that while there is no evidence Of
honesty in the Commissioners administ
avs: ton. but there is proof that he has with
:, from the Interior Department informal
the which it was his duty to communicate,
q no this is good reason for his removal.
snty Were Cordially Received.
'u AUGUSTA. Jan. 29.-Seven Fusion Sena
,a. and twenty-five Fusion Representatives,
put seats in the regular Legislature to-day
ased were cordially received.
tent: Fire Damp---Loss Of Life.
. ~ Lospos, Jan 29.-Fifteen lives we're los
arty FIRE damp explosion in colliery Meas
me, Saxony ten bodies have been recovered.
K. NOON REPORTS.
udge Congressional
gives WASHINGTON, Jan. S0.-HousE-Ar.A Acl
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