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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1870. city et Washington, who Is willing to dispose of it reign of terror which sent the unfortunate Louis the Sixteenth and Marie Antoinette to the scafu-ld. The Continental. resident of his district, as a cadet at the Military Academy at West Point, and subsenimml r. CONGRESSIONAL Referred to the Committee on Library.

eeiving money from the father ot said cartel fn 3 Kaowto. Hew Bedford Geo WeHoa. Medl, Pa -hyl Till, IJ Burton, Media. Tfca "Oneida." Mr. Bcbk offered a resolution calling on the Sec r-niercon.

a yxtnou, Jia, Millraa. NY i. PKiU. nay, tne deeds in that drama of cold-Mooned butchery would have out-Heroded the most diabolical acts of Herod himself. Mr.

President, I maintain that the past record of my race is a true liuiex of the feelim-, which tn. political pui'imaes in Tennessee, as an unauthorized and daugerons practice. Messrs. Lnean. Chairman: Cobb.

Morran and The Garbled Indian Correspondence A Woak-UoDSn fob A proposition has been entertained for several years past to erect a work-bouse for Camden county, to which inch criminals nnder 21 years of sge, who are generally sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the Penitentiary, may be aisigned at bard labor dnriar th term of their sentence. ThoBM Jmt. John Way, BrHlcrnrl bnkn. ft Hand retary of the Navy for Information relative to the Slocum, of the Committee, recommended the Oneida and Bombay collision. Adopted.

ixucneauf Mr Chicago1 A Waldren. iiouttoa, Jr. siielbrvulS is xxrimnox from ds. koss day animate them. They bear toward their former masters no revengeful thoughts, no hatred, no animosities.

They aim not to elevate themselves lumtva. That R. Butler, a Representative In Werher.ll, NY Contested Election Ciue. Mr. Stevenson, from the Committee on Elec Congress from the First Congressional District of McMurrar.

Oriflin, Baltimore Baltimore A Imimmi. CMlitamt This proposition has taken a tangible form, and Willciuaan. Tennessee, be and he is hereby expelled frem bis seat as a membnr ef the House. tions, made a report In the Louisiana contested A Hrwr, Troy. Farther Debate, tm tin Georgia Eill by sacrificing one single interest of their white fellow-citizens.

They auk but the rights which are theirs by God's universal law, and which are the natural outcrowth. the Wicn.1 aenuence. of the 1 uraar, Baltimore election case of Hunt against Sheldon, declaring The report was ordered tn be nrlnted. and IS to Crane. uviore tne LiCgisiaiure provminif lor the erectmu of said institution.

It nominates Thomsi McKeen, Henry B. Wilson, John Clement, Edward Bettle. John ft Wnod iinri Ran. be called up for action to-morrow. Mr.

Sheldon entitlted te the seat, and gave notice that he would call It up next Wednesday. condition in which the legislative enactments of SENATOR REVELS' MAIDEN ADDRESS HirhM. Newark Franklin Hainee, Thru r'ouika, keve, St Paul dall E. Morgan as Commissioners to carry out Bills and Beeolwttona, Bills were Introduced and referred as follows: Bv Mr. Pains, to confer mi the 1'nited States lavinfnton a bro, Ua Tho 11 uuik-a.

Cox, ItidianarxiUe" I Honiaa. fitnvide. Afe I It Seele. Jr. ir Macmm, Pitutarg Nan AQMlel.

ij Kervhaw. A Mowlev. Troy jLB Wilde-, Koatoa jK Pei'fieid. Cmm It, Orbia, IJ ilier-r, Lancaster .1 KiDicann. 8 Government Expenditure.

Mr. Beamaji. a member of the Committee on tins uauon nas placed them, hey appear to you and to me to see that they receive that protection which alone wiU enable them to pursue their daily avocations with success, and eniov the liberties of f.varttt, i Lane, Pituhnrf Expenditures of Government tun provisions oi tne act. The building is to coit 20,000, and win eontain, besides the workhouse department, the common jail of the county. Appropriations, addressed th rlrnm In reolv to a citizenship on the same footing with their white m.

iaymon, -P Burtp-nrN Huteiier, Fhila Koncnbaum, District Courts jurisdiction of certain actions against vessels engaged in the coasting trade. By Mr. Cake, forme redemption of the outstanding notes and bonds of the United States, aud for the resumption of specie payments. TRUE STATEMENT OF THE CASE To bi Redisteictkd. The bill rediatrict- denial of the statements made by Mr.

Beck last Friday, in regard to tiie expenditures of the Government, which Mr. Keck alleged would reach nearly four hundred miHtons. The entire amount estimated for expenditure for the current year was ing the County of Camden will probably pass the itewiuiious were ouerea sua aaoptea as nriv mi wi, tionoi V. Cobk, UOftuB Pierce, Kl McKay 4 wt. Ch tears ueignoors ana 11 lends.

I do not desire simply to defend my own race from unjust and unmerited charges, but I also desire to place upon record an expression ol my full and entire confidence in the integrity of purpose with which 1 believe the President, Congress and the Republican party will meet these questions, se Prolific of weal or woe not only to my Legislature to-day. By its provisions the North Corruption in Regard te Cadetshlps oniy wmumzj. He (Mr. ilea men) pronosea to ascertain, it possible, the expenditures of the fiscal By Mr. Roland.

Instructing the Judiciary Com Ward of Camden, Stockton, Delaware and ad iin inaa lew an, a Collett at wf. Me years ending June 30, 1863, and June 30, 1S69, and don townships comDOse the First Legislative wderatiani. Li If Miee Onrcote, Broaawk Mie Mary Cruaoe, it Him Lettie Ounl'ker, Arbutnaot. Pilleourg Thayer. Kl VtcCiitciieon, Phil Mie McCntcbeon, Phil Mra ti Don na, Urooklra Jonee.

11 P.olMMn. Dnhnxaer Cjrn I itckaon. Kail hi ooimaoawt Watu-raonM wf, CASE CF REPRESENTATIVE B.B. BUTLEE own people, but to the whole South. They have mittee to inquire Into the expediency ot extending to witnesses before Congressional investigating committees such protection as may be consistent with public policy, and afford every facility for obtaining testimony without subjecting witness to odium or private animosity.

District; Middle and south wards, Gloucester City and Newton township tbe Second Centre. tne prooaiite expenditures of the current nscai year. The expenditures for 18K, exclusive of interest and principal of the public debt and premiums paid on Treasury notes, amounted to oeen, so lar as 1 can reaa tue nistory 01 tne tunes, iniluenced by no spirit of petty tyranny. The poet has well said that HaDcock, ew liavea Mrs Mr McVeaf Pa Mi Baker, Alt.na Mi Surreit. chapia, Baliiruor Winslow, Waterfbrd, Washington, Gloucester and Monroe the Third District.

It Is alio pro Resolutions of Censure and Expulsion 915,088. The expeuditures for 1IW9, with like ex "It is excellent i posed to annex a part of Centre to xiaddon town' nice, Hon rrancm Tariff Bill. The House then, at nuarter D.tst two o'clock. P. To have a giant strength, but It is tyrannous to iiua it liba a (riant Kdox wife, Pitt if Wr.bt, leaa ceptions, amounted to The expenditures of the first bait of the current fiscal year, ending December 31, 1869, with like exceptions, amounted to iS7.216,969.

snip. DISCUSSION OF THE TARIFF BILL .1 I'mtle. Ind Kim her. gprintuald went into Commutee of the Whole, Mr. And how have they used that power lodged In yv rrottiingriam wife Wheeler in the chair, on the Tariff bill, and was The Rolunq Mills.

In the United States The expenditures lor the remainder of the year them by the people? In acts of cruelty aud oppression toward those who sought to rend iu twain tills goodly fabric of our fathers the price would be still less, but assumins thein to be the yim rroutina nam, I Delano, Waall 8 1 1m wife. Wash District Court, at Trenton, en Tuesday, the ac uaraoer. SPHaweaalady.nY Logan. Scrautoa htiiiiidcr, St Lonta T) Smite, nedalia, lio Weodward. Me MicaulfiT A wife.

Ciaa addressed by Mr. Blair in support of the bill. He approved it as a whole, and believed that its enactment would prove beneficial to the country. The tariff and revenue laws should be kept up to their tion of the creditors of tbo Csmden Rolling Mills Company, la selecting a trustee and a committee less Heritage 01 so nuicn hardship ana endurance iu Revolutionary times Let the reconstruction same, the entire expenditures for the year would amount to only $174,339,380. From this sum should be deducted the amount of repayments, exclusive of repayments on account of interest by disbursing officers, estimated at being less than those of 1868, aud $21,353,9,6 less than enactments answer the interrogation.

fco poor Norttirup, Piweket according to the provisions of the Bankrupt act, it rercioa. Kuitaud WCMiila. NY fcer B.dev Bait Forehand. Him -Ueo in H' ley. Bait .1 McMiiKn.

JoHaitnwa Dr li Orff. Omaha I) Kooinaa HY iirn, ram, rt C. II lira A wile. Ohio i Uwia, Mt Veroea, A 11 Beach. tnose oi lsbu.

to settle up tne Dtisincss or that establishment, has been sustained. Tbe Trustee now has the matter in charge, and it is said tbst tbe mills will be put In operation sgain at an early day, and nnder more favorable auspices. They are in good order. LT He thought that the gentleman from Kentucky had entirelv mistaken tiie character of the Secre SENATE. Washington, March 16.

Foreign Hail. Mr. TUmsey introduced a bill to facilitate postal Intercourse with foreign countries, which was referred to th Committee on Post Offices and Post Boads. It authorizes the Postmaster-General to prescribe and regulate the rates of United States postage upon letters forwarded to and received from foreign countries with which international postage charges are not established by postal treaties er contentions, provided that the United States postage on sucii letters shall not in any case exceed the sum of ten cents on etch single rate of half an ounce or nnder. Bottom Mr.

Pomerot sent to the Secretary's desk and had read a despatch received by the Associated ilarwood. Saml Hope, F.nflaod II 1 Iuctley A wf. Ji WWW h-kee, NY Sprosue, Mine A cioiiui. ProTidenee Tboa Towuend, Jr. John Wray.

NY tary's statement in executive document 155, The Secretary did not say in that document that all the balances would be expended during the current year, but did say that be transmitted tne amounts Atwater, Kwma. Ireland I II. 1 Baanatyne. Montreal are A wf. Chicafe Mr Baree, fhiraro Iddinca.

Mn Iddm, Hwilt. WUmfagton Kempner. NY Pocket Picked. A colored boy named woras 01 mine are needed to attend tne wise ana be lie lice nt legislation which has been extended alike to white aud colored citizens. The Republican party is not inflamed, as some would fain have the country believe, against the white population of the South.

Its borders are wide enough for all truly loyal men to Hud within them peaee and repose from the dm and discord of angry faction. And, be that loyal man while or black, that great party of our Republic will, if consistent with the record it bat already made for posterity, throw around him the same impartial security iu his pursuit of liberty and happiness. If a certain class at the South had accepted In good faith the benevolent overtures which were offered to them with no niggard hand to-day would not find our land still bauassed with feuds aud contentions. estimated as necessary to complete the service of John Marshall, while asleep in one of tbe cars at 8 Bull, rraoktord Mr Berrv aou. Ala the foot of Bridge avenue, Camden, had his present producing power, because tne ability to place a new loan at a lower rate of interest depended entirely 011 the amount of surplus revenue.

There were pestilent little exactions iu the internal revenue law which be would like to see removed, and which, like the insects ot the summer ight, annoyed more than they exhausted. Among these were the taxes on the gross receipts and sales of all the petty articles contained in schedule A. Mr. Wi.nans followed with a speech advocating tbe free trad side of the question, and the Committee then rose, Mr. Sokenck giving notice that be would press to go into Committee early to-morrow, and also move for an evening session.

Petitions were presented by Messrs. CAUCrsand BiKO against the Stale 1'ilot laws. The House then, at five o'clock, adjourned. LEGAL UrTEIXIGENCE. ITnlted State District CoartJndge Cad-wniader.

REVEhUK MATTERS. In the rase of certain real estate, situate In Mc- Simmonf, Ala pocket cut, his portmonnaie containing some Kiliuife Straus, tlontroae SHIea Avrauit, fc.mira money and other articles stolen. A bootblack named Isaac Anderson was arrested charged with 8 Newcomer, Miea liaatlBu wi. Conn Markler. Porter.

Kr tue currant nscai year, estimated ana actual 01s-bursemeut were very different things. The statement of the Secretary, fairly construed simnly meant that tliese balances should not be carried to Uie surplus fund. In tiiis case, be had merely followed the practice of the departments. He (Mr. Beanuirs) did not defeud the practice, but the Departments and bureaus had ever been disposed to hold on to unexpended balances to be used in cases of exigencies, aud bad ever been uu-williug to bare tneut transferred to the surplus fund.

I remarked. Mr. President, that I arose to Dlead Shiebler, A iu.lim, Kr A Middleton, Ky Press announcing the sale arrival of the City of Amaaa orcros. Maes Mra A. NorrfftM.

Biefi.ea ebi-rder, Maes A rherl-r, Me Miaa If Shipley. Waal Jarob Hud Ipii, NY; Lee, Jr, Wiwnaaia Frothineham, NY 1 Harare Sntitu, Coea 11 Greutljaa, Ala CTorrey, Ala John Byera, A Sturteiant. NT Wll Van Kip, We no, A Lindgeoe, NY for protection for the defenseless race who now tne robbery. Tbe articles were found in his possession, and Mayor Cox committed him to answer. Additional West Jersey Railroad Company, on Monday, put an additional It smith.

Iky Geo A Tufts, NT Hanford, a Wood. H. send their delegation to the seat of Government to sue for that which this Congress aloue can secure to tliem. and here let me say further that the people of the North owe to the colored race a deep obligation which It is no easy matter fulfill. The Secretary ha1 nowhere stated that these Hamh A wf.

balances would all be used, and he (Mr. Beamaii) A Bt. kiL AX. asserted that the facts and figures showed that accommodation train on their road between Camden and Woodbnry, for persons wishing to visit the two cities. The ears leave Camden at A When the ederal armies were thinued by death they would not all be expend! during tiie pres Wood, Boetea ent fiscal year.

The ainouut of appropriations Tae Olrard. 11-55 A.M. Returning, leave Woodbury at 2 and disaster and sombre clouds overhung the length and breadth of the Republic, and the very air was pregnant with the rumors of foreign inter- Jae Cole. IsJ o'clock P. M.

This train will be a great advantage Clellan street, Dear Moyamensing avenue, aud claimed by John Barnet, which was proceeded against on the ground that an illicit distillery was carried on there, a verdict was rendered by agree lor tne current nscai year was me nuexpended balances were making the amount available, lio had already A (i ToadTine, VI 8 Merteld. halt. more Boston at Queenstown this morning. The Garbled Uoeoneili. Mr.

Boss forwarded to the Clerk and had read certa.ni statements contained In a Washington newspaper of this morning, intimating that certain correspondence in connection with the sale of the Black bob Shawnee lands, of which he Mr. Koss) bad charge, had been garbled in its publication in consequence of material omissions. lie said it was true Hie documents referred to bad bceu prepared under bis direction, but that he had embraced in it only such matters as lie considered essential to a proiwr understanding of tiie facts by the Somite, his object being to save unnecessary expense in printing, and facilitate an intelligent presentation of the case. A letter addressed by him to the Secretary of the Interior, and rccit 1113 these facts, was also read by request of Mr. Kuss.

An Indian Treaty. shown that the expenditure for the year, ex It Hell. Bellville, Koht Remedy, SC It Adkiaiou-Tenn lerence, iu tnose uara aays 01 aeieat, wnose memories even yet haunt us as an ugly dream, from what source did our nation in iu seeming death throes gain addition and new-fouud powerf It was the sable sons of the South that valiantly rushed to the rescue, and. but for their intrepidity Appemm, Va clusive of payments growing out of the pubiio debt, could not exceed Slo6.132.37ti, aud that sum deducted from the amount available would leave ment, forfeiting to the Government that part of the premises which was actually used for the pur lonrad, Addeaoa Paiiner. Ohio to be used, of unexpended balances, the sum of A Mclatit), Alleit) City Fdward l.yn, l' lioihorn, McHuih.

Hnntinedoa Merville. Williauupert A Pouter, Cleveland LU Helaoo, (due Mra Polk, Del Mi Carrow, Delaware 'I hoe Probaaeo, li Kom dt wi, II Yerkee, Ohio Jse Verkw. Ohio liarrv siriiaiiii. pose! of distilling, aud laving the residue to the and ardent daring, many a Northern fireside would A Johoflton, Zaneaville John Johnnton, Zaoearflre JohQ 'iatkr, Zaoeaviiie claimants. miss 10-aay paternal counsels or a oroiuers love.

lie had made these statements and calculations without refereuce to the payment of a portion of Patrick Marlcy, who was recently convicted of fir, 1 repeat the fact, that tne colored race saved to the noble women of Kew England and the Mid to a large class of people along the road. Kobbbp.t. Some time during Monday night tbe store of Mr. Grant, on Market street, below Front, Camden, was broken into and robbed of quite a lot of goods. Theft of a Boat.

A boat was yesterday morning stolen from the yard of Messrs. Butcher Collins, at Cooper's Point, aud no trace of it has siuce been bad. ANOTHER HCRRCFf. Af rooions Murder nt Woodvllle, I'cniiu, Joe Stew-Krt rhillirofh iianford. Cinciauatl attempting; to compound a seizure he had made the public debt and the interest and premiums thereon.

That was evidently the ouly true rule dle States men 011 whom they lean to-day for se in tbe capacity of revenue officer, was sentenced curity and safety. Many of my race, the repre Jiwper. strunim, ra Hue A llantot'd. Ciacinuatl Mia (1 sued. I incianatt lr Hiih, Ohio to an Imprisonment of six months and a fine of na caae.

a lor testing tne economy or extravagance 01 an administration. Payment on the public debt was in 110 Just sense au expenditure of the Administration. It was but the disbursement of money in discharge of pre-existing obligations. But even slum or an additional imprisonment of oue VV in Cafe, Va Wm Durban. Ptttr-birf mouth.

sentatives 01 these men ou tue neia 01 battle, sleep in the countless graves of the South. If those qniet resting places of our honored dead should speak to day, what a mighty voice, like to the rushing of a mighty wind, would come up from those sepulchral homes. Could we resist the elo Mr. Wilson resented the memorial of Committee appointed by a convention of colored people residing 111 the Choctaw and Chickasaw country, representing that a recent treaty violated their rights as to lands owned by them, and was in many respects outrageous, deferred te the Emanuel Sheffcr was tried upon the criminal charge ot carrying on the business ot a wholesale Matter 1 Hireh, Ohio Martr.lnd Biraos Durr, Pittibnrf Frank Loushtoa, IU I) CUieer, 111 Simon biffls, Phftada Phelma, Baltimore li Campbell. Baltimore Geo Uracil, Pa hiiioii, rs Lvaeh.

NY tfeCohourh. quent pleadings 01 their appeal! Ah, sir, I think .1 Met: Hildetwra, Phila 11 fallen and Waaa Barrett, Wali A Writht, Paltimers Deinpaier, etaltimeta MiiifJ iJcmpitcr. Halt KOWilaon, XY Benl It'ibinKHt. Bt A Woman Miol and liiiled -fccape liquor dealer without having; paid tbe special tax, sod the case presented by the Government's that this question of immediate and ample protection for the loyal people of Georgia would lose oi sue niuruerer. if the gentleman from Kentucky had Inteuded to include iu his statement of all moneys disbursed aud to be disbursed during the present fiscal year, he would be "holly unable to show expenditures to any such amount.

He (Mr. beaman) had shown that the expeuditures exclusive of payments appertaining to the public debt could not exceed add to that Commutee on ludian Affairs. The BI1L A fearful tragedy, in which an innocent woman its legal technicalities, and we would cease to hesi was snatched from earth bv tbe hand of sn as At one o'clock the Georgia bill was taken op, the A Price and wf DA Sweeney, Waea. sassin, was enacted at Woodville, a small hamlet tate in our provisions for their instant relief. Again, I regret this delay on other grounds.

The taunt is frequently Bung at us that a Nemesis more terrible than the Greek Deinonation of tiie aimer amount the sum of tLS.b90.b7b' appropriated for McCullouaii. Jr. John Kenuedy, Mr and aua. iy.ti, lieatoa or village sbout three miles west ef Mansfield, and nearly on a line of tbe Pittsburg. Cin gaueries neing wronged, in anticipation 01 a speech by Mr.

Revels, the colored Senator from Mississippi, who bad been announced to speak on Uie subject. Mr. Mouton. who was entitled to the floor, said .1 tore. A rarria, Pud, Mitchell, Boston Chaa Kink, Pa Roheru and la.

of the gods awaits her hour of direful retribution. We are tokl that at no distant day a great uprising cinnati and St. Louis Railway, between three and fonr o'clock, on Monday afternoon, the victim Malone, baucaater Mc Mullen. Pa wnueuci was, orieuy, tuat lie fceib a large cuuu- try store in York county, having taken out a license as wholesale dealer (not in liquor), and acted as agent or middle man lor some of the distillers of the neighborhood in sending or carrying their whisky to market and getting for Iheu the best price. This was not such a wholesale dealing is was meant by tbe act of Congress under which the prosecution was brought, aud therefore a verdict of not guilty was rendered.

I MUI PrloaJ Brige Bead. LIBEL. In the libel case of Allendcr vs. School of the payment 01 interest, ana tne wnoie amount woutu only be He bad deemed it proper to make his statement in reply to the remarkable assertion of the gentleman from Kentucky. The advancement already made by the Administration In the work of retrenchment proved most conclu he would yield it iu favor of the Senator from Mis 01 tne American people win demand uutt these reconstruction acts of Congress be undone and Hleta, Calumbia im WitumctuB.

Vermont Doug sirs. Margaret iobio. koman. Coun sissippi. Mr.

Kevels then commenced bis remarks, which, durine their entire delivery, were listened Diottea iorever irom tne anuais 01 legislative KldtlisT. lMTer. D-l Tkellerder. .1 ThoiHpaoa, Wmrport sively that the President was prompt to redeem his The first newt of tbe murder reached Pittsburg I inquire, sir. if thit delay tn affording protec to wait the closest attention by the Senate and the Hoimei.

Boston 11 I) Krliev. KreokLta tion to the loyalists of the State of Georgia does through a brother of tbe deceased, Charles Mc pledge made la oeliait ot economy, and he pre oicted with conndence that the work already commenced in which the people had so deep an inter. A Hieliarda wt. Mass Brown Ala, carty, who came to town on a train on tbe Pan not lend an uncomfortable signillcancy to this boasting sneer with which we are so often nietl audience, wnicn aeuseiy uiiea me galleries, SWMof Bevels Rubra nil Flrat Address. Mr.

Reveij spoke as follows: Handle Kailrood, with a view of notifying the est, would be continued during President Grant's Administration. aiayor ponce oi tue murder. IEmtniny Star, betore reported, the jury rendered a verdict for the plaintiff for .00. Mr. President: I rise at this Dartlcular Innctnra Delay is perilous at best, for it is as true in legislation as in physic, that the longer we procrastinate to apply the proper remedies, the more chronic be Mr.

Bkck repeated his assertion made last Fri in the discussion of the Georgia bill with feelings Mi'B Browu, I Baurman, Lancaetcr A 1. Delaware irupnon. Delaware Poik. lln are VI a llarria, Peaaa Midi A Pe'trr. Penaa, Mr.

McCarty stated that be was working a short distance from the hortse. His sister was washing A MaOMtu. riaiwU, Centralis Hour. 8 May, Columbia Taylor, Iowa: lee a 'I avtor, Iowa HinPH Kibbina. Inwe 1) (iehn, Chaauieraburg Hod Kiddle, Pa Mra Crajrmble, Wheeling Diincna at child.

Iowa JobiMon, Ohio Mine A. fob aeon, Ohio komao. Conn Mra Konian, Conn it Picking ib wf. Pa Brock! wf, Del John Werton, Del comes tne inaiaay mat we sees to neau fS.ll bavme appeared in a publiliea report 01 this case that Mr. Allcnder was charged -with having eloped with bis neice, it is but simple justice to and dressing one of tbo children, as he believed.

The land wants such as dare with rigor execute the laws. wnicn perhaps uerer entered into tne experience of any member at this body. I rise, too, with ir.isgivings as to the propriety of lifting my voice at this early period after my admission into the Senate. Peruana it were wiser for me. so in 1 Murlit, Virfibia and the little one becoming troublesome, she gave it a severe "spanking." Just then the brother all the parties concerned iu tbe suit to state that Her festered members must be lanced aud the allegation was that be had eloped with bis beard one shot, then another inside the house, experienced iu the details of Senatorial duties, to wife's sister, a lady of some fifty years, and not and hastening to the spot, he was horrified at Mug.

t-enua 1) Sutphnr. NJ Jarrett, Haves Morriu'D. Pa A Phelp. BnK.klB A Ufh-o. Wm BIIL tended.

He's a bad surgeon that for pity spares The corrupted till the gangrene spread And all the body perish, lie that is merciful Unto the bad is cruel to the good." seeing the form of his sister lying upon the floor remain a passive listener to tne progress 01 this debate. But when I remember that my term is short, and that the issues with which this bill is fraught are momentous in their present and future of the down-statr reoin, tbe cleod streaming from Mra Weetoo, Del Chae ti Had, Kocheetar it Tat lur. If Uoid a wound is her breast, and also one in her right Mr. Revels then reviewed the history of affairs Influence noon the well-being: of my race. I would Mra ilul, MY Dt John, The Merchants.

Id Georgia, stating that at the electiou in Move tuber, 1867, for members to a State Convention, thirty thousand while and eighty thousand colored Jaeob Deeker, Wheelinr.Va; Welllns, XY votes were poneu, aua a number 01 colored dele 1: ti Payne, PanncaJl. Ky liaic Wlllia ut, AnegneVT Conned. Jr. Fad KiTer I Ant Potle. ti gates elected.

A Constitution was framed aud arm. cue aien aunosi immediately, never speaking a word. The murderer bad escaped. No one appeared to nave been in tbe bouse at the time of the sad occurrence, but it seems that tbe murderer, Thomas Heard on, gave as a reason to some one be ssw after the shooting, "that Mrs. Tobin had refused to let the little child look out of a window, aud had pulled it dowu and spanked it, aud then he bad come down from an up-stairs seem imlicerent to the importance of the hour and recreant to the high trust Imposed upon me, if I hesitated to lend my voioe on behalf of the loyal people of the South.

I therefore waive all thought as to the propriety Of entering into this discussion. Breaking through a generally understood etiquette of this body, whan questions arise winch bear upon the safely and vretectina of the loyal white and colored popula Jithn Herman. ti Sidca. Salem. Jaa P.

Price, L'Xinftoa, hy KalKr. Labaaoo. Fa rauneo, anu tne legislature eicctea unuer it was convened. After all this, supposing they had passed beyond Congressional control, the rebel Kudef Pearson. Pa li Uiaaer.

Hillabora. jiinuer, WayneKviiie, Bchenek, Somerset Block, C'larkaTille, 'lean Narramore, ti element iu the Legislature asserted itself, and with his neice, a young lady yet in her teens, FAILURE OF A SLANDEK SUIT. Evan T. Knight vs. Manuel This was an action of slander to recover damages for malicious, injurious end false words alleged to have been spoken by defendant of plaintiff.

The latter set forth that be was employed to do the carpenter work upon a bouse being put np in Arch street, above Twenty-second, by defendant, who engaged to furnish the material; aud au adjoining house was also, it tbe same lime, in the course of erection. The plaintiff had borrowed some joists from tbo mason at the next house, and upon their being returned the defendant misled them; said tiiey belonged to him, aud accused the plaintiff of having stolen them. The defence denied having made the charge of theft, or having used words from which such au imputation could be inferred, and the jury rendered a verdict for the defendant. INSURANCE CASK. Anna L.

Burroughs vs. the North American many 01 tnose wnose disabilities had Depu removed apartment aud shut her." Curtm, A Brubaker, Pa tion of those States lately in rebellion. I cannot alluw any thought as to mere propriety to enter Into my consideration of dutv. The responsibilities iy tne state convention, wnicn comprised a number of colored members, joined in tiie declaration which was made bv that Legislature that a man day, ami agaiu enumerated tne ugures wmcn warranted huu in putting the total expenditures for the current fiscal year at near The total amount appropriated was To that was to be added the amount of unexpended balances, less about to De carried over to the surplus, say tf.n.ouu.ww, which, with sums siuce appropriated, would run the total amount up to between and Gentlemen were playing fast and loose 011 this questioa of economy. The Cuairman of the Committee on Appropriations (Mr.

Dawes) bad stated the expenditures during the last year of Mr. Johnson's administration at and tiie Chairman ot the Committee en banking and Currency (Mr. Garfield) bad stated them at The latter gentleman had slated the expenditures of the current year at while the statement of the Secretary ot tue Treasury showed litem to be uearly more. Mr. (jakkiei remarked that be had quoted absolutely from the Secretary's report.

Mr. KficK Then the Secretary reports one thins one day ami another thmj another day. Mr. Waskbuhn explained that In the public service it was necessary to have liberal margins, aud that it would probably be louud tual the unexpended balances at tiie end of this fiscal year would equal those at the end of last jear. The matter then passed over, and the House took up aud passed uie Dellcieucy bill, -j Alr-Ltm Sailrond.

The House then took up the bill for an air-line railroad between Mew York and Washington. Quite au amusing scene occurred between Mr. In-gersoll, who had charge of the bill, and various members who wanted the names of certain corporators struck out of the bill and names of others Inserted. Among the names inserted was that of Mr. Horace Greeley.

The amendment by Mr. Lough ridge, last week, reserving to Congress Uie right to alter and ameud the act, was agreed to yeas, 97; nays, 67. The previous question was ordered on the pas PhitMn. Pa A Mitchell. CtUCSre haiidall.

Vv arneaTille, Howry, Leb.ooa Itrarh, tort ayuo Thoa Kreetnaa, Chicasa A A Ptulrln.tu, Pa Muiwr, Urrvmeville, HI iWrria. Hiiioboro Lludler, New Albanv CW Keodlo, New Albany W'eaner, New Albany 01 veins me exponent 01 sucu a constituency as 1 have the liour to represent, are fnlly appreciated John Hale, Peru, lud having more than an eigiitn of African blood in his veius was ineligible to office. by me. 1 bear about me daily the keenest sense of their weight, and that feeling prompts me now to nit my voice tor the nrst time in this council chamber of the natiou and. sir.

I and to-dav on 1 These very men. te whom the Republican party extended all the rights and privileges of citizenship, v( which they bad deprived themselves, denied political equality to a large majority of their Twenty-eight members were expelled. On December 22, Ms), an act of Congress Bowman, uaio A Gaalt, Pa this floor to appeal for protection from the strong arm of the Government for her toval children. Irrespective of color and -ace. who are citizens of liria, JuUlUlOWO, I'a WManley.U Vet ffoerneo.

La John Janeway, Pa Chaitinau, Marion, Nral, Marion, Geo P.lvtuer, llHdtord, Pa Sutherland, Maee i fthrhVnbera-r. Pa Mra 11 Noll, taatoa Miaa Noll, fcaetoB 3 Hawk, Laneaater Weaver, Pa Kerr. Mechanicebnrg A Junkina. BndKcnort li OverUotaer, lud was passed requiring tne reassembling 01 the persons declared elected by the military commander. tin southern Mates, aud particularly of thegrea! State of Oreorsia.

Life and Accident Insurance Company, formerly lj Shelter, McDonald, Otuo hock, (Jiil? A Honiphiil, SY HMlie-ch, fhany -J Ft a-A Mra l.a toa Ebv, Laneri'icr A VVatauo, tiie stotm Americau Transit insurance Company. 1 am well aware, sir, that the Idea is abroad that an antagonism exists between the whites and the restoration of the expelled members, aud the rejection of others who weredisqualilied. All conditions bad been now complied with, and having ixacKs: mat that race which the natiou raised from the degradation of slavery and endowed rati nea tne rourteeutn ana ruieentn constitutional amendments, Georgia presented herself for The American. This is an action by the widow of Garret Burroughs, deceased, to recover uxn a S.iUOO policy effected upon bis life in September, 18G6, for one year, and made payable her. It is alleged that in July, lHti7, while on a visit to a relative near Trenton, New Jersey, Mr.

Garret accidentally fell anon a pitchfork, receiving wounds in tiie stomach from which be died four days afterward; recognition. At White. Ps li Shoemaker, 3 II Anuei oa. Onia with the full and unqualified rights aud privileges of citizenship are intent upon power at whatever price it can be gained. It has been the well considered purpose and aim of a class not confined to the South to spread this charge ever the land, and their erforts are as vigorous to-day to educate the people of this nation into that belief as they were at tiie close of the war.

It was not uncommon to find this same class, even during the Rebellion, prognosticating a servile war. me wngnam amendment proposed to legalize the organization of 18Ui, and would legalize the act of the Legislature in appointing tne judges who had decided in favor of class distinction in the State. As a rueaus of future protection for loyal Georgians, he desired these terms should commence from the date of the present legisla 8 Ci irk, Wbai Breoklra 1 Yerr, Brooklya VV Krechoer. iiuiinrtoa and, thereupon, it is claimed the policy became payable to his widow. Interest is also sued lor sage of the bill, aud then the morniug hour having fee Fell, III mere were two wounds on the person of the deceased, oue iu the tlcshy part of the right arm, and tbe other through the heart.

This latter wound produced dcatu. The wound in the arm was a trifling one. Mrs. Tobin was between 35 and 36 years of age; was born in Ireland, and bad been married about eighteen years. She bad eleven children, eight of them still riving.

Tbe oldest is about 16, and the youngest 2. She has kept a boarding bouse for the post seventeen years, but has only been at Woodville since September, 1863. Tbe HardererV Thomas Reardon, is described as being a large, heavy set, red faced Irishman. lie was very shabbily dressed, and fled from the house immediately after firing the fatal shot. A short distance from the househe met sn acquaintance, and oa being questioned as to why be was in such a hurry answered that one of Mrs.

Tobin's children bad been taken luddeoly in and be was on his way for a physician, lie was allowed to pass by, and this person with whom the murderer conversed, arriving at tbe bouse, stopped snd looked hi and there saw tbe deceased lying on the floor dead. By this time he was out of sight. Search for the) Barderer. News of the murder soon stretched from one end of the village to tbe other, and scouting parties were formed and despatched in every direction to, if possible, cut off the retreat of tbe coldblooded villain. At last accounts, however, he bad not been apprehended.

lie bad boarded with Mrs. Tobin about four weeks, and worked with Mr. Tobin on tbe railroad. Mr. Tobin worked at what is called the "dump," and Reardon at the pit.

For some unaccountable reason be did not go to work at all on Monday, else the horrible tragedy might not have occurred. When the mother of the deceased wss Informed of the tragedy her mind gave way, and it is feared she will become a confirmed lunatic. from the date of the death. On triaL expired, it went over till tue next morning hour. I hot smitn riy Dilliunliaoi.

Ky Cawrt af Quarter neadaaa Jadg-e fixMS. tion, lie asKea tins in tue name 01 one Hundred thousand white and colored citizens of of the State, aud reminded the Senate that be who permitted oppression shared the crime. luiatuepen IB ti Baum. Pa Jaa Uardy. Pa It may have been that "the wish was fattier to the thought." Aud.

sir, as the recognized representative of my down-trodden people, I deny the cliai ge, and hurl it back into the teeth of those Who make it. and who. 1 believe, have not a true li li BoyiuctoB. Pa rjinylie. Dot ce A number of petty eases were disposed of yesterday, but no business of Interest was transacted.

CAMDEN AND VICINITY. smith. Pa II Hammond. NY I JWBteaev, II Pbihibe, Taunton Perkiue, Pa i tlawkicaCiark Uiihtk, i'rincetoaV RC Milws Ohio Kliantley, Mil li Adatue, Bait Wendell, Cortia, Geo Wallera. Hope, Phila SUwudariU Jaa Oillnore, Pa OTHonmNY Lilii.

liel li Merrill, KJ 3 Auitio, li Hara, MeadvlUe 3 Niea, Pottaeilie 3 Buck, Ilariiiburg Toppin Klliiirlrm, It hn greet, Pottirtown Qui. kall, a.b. Tbomberry A lady, Emett Ttioi abrrry, Dine Fluien Thernberry, (Jhie Phelue, Bioalya Mto Brooklya ikboaa, Brovkiya (i William. and conscientious desire to further the interests of the hole South. Certainly no one possessing any personal knowledge of the colored population of my own or other Mates, need be reminded of the noble conduct of tliat people under the most (1 Ward, Scrantoa Kantfuian, Pa Wit-on.

Del Moore. I'bila uying circumstances in tne History 01 tne late war. When they were beyond the protection of the FA ilileshaw, Phua A Ford. Md II ecane. feuerai forces, whiie tiie Confederate irnr 0 lioewhina.

XT pressed into its ranks every white male capable of Atkmr-en. nnville UuiKk, Prinoetoa, S. 3 1 Lrereu, NY i Ji.hnwB. NY n. iwaiiug arms, in roomers, wives, daughters and Sisters of the Southern soldiers were left defenseless and in the power of the blacks, upon whom the chains of slavery were still riveted, aud to biud those chains Hit closer was the real issue for which so much life aud property were sacrificed and now, sir, 1 ask bow did that race act? bid tiiev iu those days of Confederate weakness and imno- 3 Scare.

NY Bhakeepeara, Dover The Blncnaaa. WUaon, Philadelphia at VOivid. i teuce eviuce the malignancy of which we bear so Biuchf Granting, for the sake of argument, that they ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. were ignorant aua ucsoiieu wnicn 1 00 oot oe-tieve vet with all their supposed ignorance and Waeliinfftoeu credulity, they, in their way, understood as fully as you or 1 the awful import of the contest They knew that if the gallant corps of soldiers were Bhankfbri hu ah MraC Putny, Wnport Br.rtr. Bait Joe Nelroe.

TreaUa Bills Introduced. Bills were Introduced and referred as follows: by Mr. Cullom. annulling certain oppression in Idaiio Territory. by Mr.

Shki.dok for the sale of the Mint aud Marine Hospital at flew Orleans. By Mr. Houfbr, te promote international coinage. The bill pr oposes to carry out tiie views expressed in the report of Mr. Uuggies, American delegate to the International Coinage Congress.

Mr. Scui'Makbr asked leav to oner a resolution reciting complaints made by New York merchants against regulations as to cartage ami storage made by the Collector of the Port, aud instructing the Committee on Commerce to inquire tulo them, lie slated that lie wished the resolution adopted now as the Collector was at present in Washington, but Mr. kELSET (ST. objected. reutioia Petitions were presented as follows: By Mr.

Ward, of citizens of Ceres, New York, against the reduction of the tariff on lumber. jiy Mr. Mikhs, of worknieu iu nulls and manufactories of the Third District of Philadelphia, pretesting against tree trade praying for a redaction ot duty on tea, eolfee aud other uecessaras not produced in this country, and for such readjustment of duties ou home manufactures as will protect Americas interests. Also, petitions ot many citizens of Philadelphia for pensions to the veterans ot 1812. CadeUbin Iavestisatloa JIoAioa to Expel Jsr.

B. Bailer. Mr. Looan, from tbe Committee on Military Affairs, on the eadetnhip investigation made a report in Uie case of Butler statiug that the Committee had arrived at tiie following conclusions: First. That on Uie 7th of February, 18o9, Mr.

Butler recommended the appointment of Augustus C. Tyler, sou of General Tyler, to the West Point Academy. Second. That Augustus C. Tyler was uot a resideut of the First Congressional District of Xennesiee.

Third. That after the appointment was made, an agent or attorney of General Tyler had giveu to Mr. Butler nine hundred dollars, and Utat Mr. Butler bad received it with the avowed intention of using it for political purposes in Tennessee. The Committee expresses the opinion that the conduct ef Mr.

HuUer in appointing a son-resident of Ins district, and subsequently accepting money from General Tyler, deserves the condemnation ot the House. Messrs. btuuthtoa, begiey, Packard and Asper. of the Committee, recommend tbe adoption of the following resolution: JiemAwi, That the House declares its condemnation of the action of Heu. K.

K. Butler, a Representative from tne First District of Teunessee. lu uouiiuatiug A. C. Tyler, who was not an actual Purchasing tbk Camden Water Works.

Negotiations in one form or anottMl have been going on for several years past, with a view to induce the City Council to purchase the Camden Water Works. Various plans have been proposed, and various prices named, but tbe Council deemed the prices high, and so tbe affair went on from year to year, until tbe question to purchase was finally submitted to a vote of the people; and they, believing it would impose sn additional taxation on them, defeated it by about twelve hundred majority. At present, however, the proposition comes In a new and far better shape. The Company offer their works for tbe sum of and will lake city water bonds at par sod at seven per cent. Interest said bonds to run for twenty years.

Tbe City Councils are disposed to take the works on the terms offered, but there was a legal impediment which bad to be overcome. Tbe old charter of the city prohibited that body from purchasing tbe works at any price beyond tbe par value of the stock, and the price ssked exceeded that by about (40,000. lience additional legislatiou was needed to remedy tbe defect. This was obtained last week, the Legislate! re having passed an enabling act. It now remains with the City Council to decide whether that body will or will not buy tbe works.

Child Abandoned. A colored child, apparently sbout six weeks eld, wn found in an alley near Benson and Henry streets, Csmden, night before last, wiiere it had been abandoned by its heartless mother. It was taken to the police station and given in charge of the Overseer of the Poor of Middle Wsrd. (I Carliald, Ottle biiepcrd. Mo Bell.

Porttimonth 1 Cochran. Albany HalUckveiand May, Pa i Btgliam, Altoens l-p-eeer A wt id A M' flaaiei. AU 8 Partridge. Cat Ttidale, i ReaaJd. BaithBore Lor.

NY Dr Green A wf, a Brlaton a wife Bechlold, NY Tettdisaon, Coaa Morria. haetoa March. Cbeaicr CO upon uie conclusion 01 111s remarks Mr. iteveis received the congratulations of many Republican Senators aud others, aud the immense audieuce iu the galleries, which included many persons of color, slowly dispersed. Mr.

MoitTON, in complimenting Mr. Revels on his speech, expressed Uie opinion that In the exchange which had been made, by which that geu-tlewaa occupied the place of Jefferson Davis, the Senate had lost notliiug in intelligence, while it had gained much in patriotism aud loyalty. He proceeded to argue that the Government of Georgia was provisional, and would so coutiuue until actually represented in Congress. He claimed that iu the reconstruction legislation Congress simply exercised the power of guaranteeing a republican form of government, but bad never assumed to give a particular construction to the Constitution of a State, as did the Bingham amendment iu declaring the length of the terms of the present Suite 0 dicers. He also argued that Uie substantial reason for the report of the Judiciary Committee in 1869 against tue admission of Mr.

Hill as a Senator from Georgia was that tiie organization of the Legislature was Told from the beginning. Mr. Thurman Inquired whether. In that event, the action of the Legislature iu ratifying the Fourteenth Amendment would hold good. Mr.

Mokton replied that he concurred in the opinion set forth in a former report of Uie Judiciary Committee, that that action wax not valid because the defects in the organization went to a violation of the fundamental law that created the body. Mr. Morton went on to review the whole question, and to controvert the positions assumed by Mr. Trumbull, particularly with reference; to the the validity of the composition of the Georgia Legislature. The proposed Bingham amendment, be said, was to-day a source of exultation to the extreme or Southern wing of the Democratic parly, and he opposed it as a violation of Justice aud of human rights.

Mr. Howard then took tiie floor, but yielded to amotion by Mr. Williams to go into executive session, which, after an inefteciual effort by Mr. Trumbull to prolong the session so as to dispose of the bill, was agreed to. The Senate then, at 3'3r, went Into executive sessiou, and subsequently adjourned.

BOUSE OF BEPBESEXTATirES. Meveriaroraery'B ft word. Mr. Petbrs presented papers from the State Department relative to the sword of General Mont beaten back and their nag trauea in tne oust, that it was the prestige of still heavier bondage. Tbev loneed.

tno. as their fathers before them. Joe Nofeoa. bait Mowry wi, Plttjorj if Lon(trth A lain, Ve DavidJouee. -(iee 11 Parker, iUteabarrS Parker.

3 Miller. Brooklya Leti. ToUlitMOB, III Prettneid. Pittabur (i lewia. Boater A H.tanmend, Pa 3 Nialy.

Middleton 3 II C'loiia-h. Jeraey City Laiuea. NY Paear 4 wf 8 Jauuey. Phila Brown, Del Praekia, Del 4J ketnrm A la. Waah Lawieor.

Pnila DolL Baltimore Plume-, Waah (i A Baler, Philadelphia Moure, Huntiugdoa 3 Wooduutt, Mra Wnodnuti. 3 McCarty, Balk II Walker. Pa Morgan, Pa. lnne, 3 3 Cberry A wf. CTueas" Ilooebrover, Detroit Blauiey, Detreet Brower, Columbia Cooper, llazletoa Jaa Huleiiioiiou A wi.

Pa Joba '1 honipwaj. Pa I'lK Boal, Bealabiuf Chaa Fet-nMn, Pfllla PuU, WiUiawpeet for the advent of that epoch, over which was shed the hallowed light of inspiration itself. They desired, too, with their fathers, to welcome the feet of the stranger shod with the peaceful pieparation of good news. Wearv vears of bond IJ Brubaker A wf, HO Carey UjllalLNir Tha Eagle. 8 Sammera, Salere.

Hoibnor. Pa TW1 orrey. Ouio Brown. I Douariu. age had told their tale of sorrow to the court of iieaven.

In the councils of the great Father of all they knew the adjudication of their ease. albeit uelayed for years, iu which patient suffering had nearly exliaustcd itself, would In the end briiur to them MuiOCox, Pa Send, Phusoixvuie .1 Jofhn. NY A i.onimeeker, ra jta-kor A wf, Ky reter Browa. KUDavia AUdr. Ine iKooiam nciawarsca tiie boon for which they sighed (iod's most Prime la.

Coaliaariil Ttiontaa. Delaware Joha Laodie, LaiKseier Mra 11 A Miminerm, VhiO Joe Crt-esniaa. i'a UKary. ijoek Hares A Skear. Potutowa MreotiarrwoD, Bull J.4 Le-aell, Dvle-lowa Mm Ixx-rK, Dylerowa ruwllt-r, pinla A Parini.ije.

MileBimrc I oau, inaaerlowa (ledca. Delaware ce KPldyA wf, NY oirru fin his creatures, tne inestimanie coon of liberty. 'i-hev waited, and tlwv waited iwawiitiv. coover lail Pa Biianeler. Pine Grave I.

Kaynoicl. Caotoa. Saydor. ln the absence of their masters hey protected tiie rturaee. Ohio A Boston Amiiu.

Ledlam, 3 Mra Yar.jW. Paoli It Uaeloid, dr. Del Tha vti mm aMicuMMiy 01 oeienseiess women. lniliK, sir. far a moment, what the condition this laud I A Cfoea.

Delaware co Ocdt-u. liriawaie ea lMi.e A Perruh t. hector ce iW Hope. Md iJ Cirk, a La, luauev A la, Cnlwn. 13 Willlamac-a.

Kinftduai-k, 4tell. Jr. Baetea Tae Black Uear. JVMitehctl, Pa Amee, Maneh Chunk eheilmt. Pa II Foeei.

Fi'ielivflle iU'atib, puc-uville li A bomb, Fofewille vy r.cbeai'y. Tror, 71 I Weida. N'orristowa 01 WiUiane, Morruiewa It II Lnpdike, Ohio Jaa hovd. Paila Bruaer. CohmiBia Bucher, Coluaabia AlliaoB.

Calianbia hinoC Cola ni lua va Ukinaoa. Citeeier ee would be to day if the slave population had risen to servrie insurrection against the who mouth by mouth were fighting to perpetuate that institution which brought to theaiall the evils of which tbev complained. here would have been the security for property, female chastity aud childhood's Innocence the bloody counterpart of such a story of cruelty aud wrong which would have been paratWres only in rhote chapters of Jewisii history as recorded by Josephua, er la the sull later atrocities of that frail, BMtna A Mariev, Ft Ha tbo DW Jiiiiti. a. pltila Raileoad Peoject.

A new railroad is to be built from Tnckerton to Vincentown, Pern-berton, Merchaotville and Csmden. It is said that this enterprise will be numbed to Tuckerton during tbe comiug summer. The Bnld Eale, 3 Ditt. PteeVtoa, 8 Weidoer. Pa (iaruiad, Fa Plane Eewrk, Fa Mra liarmad, Pa Werktwuer, Esdoa i btoat, btockioB.

Oils, fa OtHO, Jr. Demlaaoa Col Pern Baltimore a uatr, raiia 1. maraie. i'aanuo 0 Fad, Fattasurf gomery, now In possession of T. Hanover, In Us.