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Show of Wu, from holding isald c tto convention for thf e elefTr dentibril) odldusncsson tho coloring Secrctar nmoHA ontrary to and in violation of gatecito thpi national- 00 whicbHhopreJudlceaofaBarTwtormlgHt tho CcustitutiorJ of the United Stato crOI Kmeetink in thiseUv .nrUi r Is wihfrdin tb It first last bilt vaaw civo It; nnu tug r MVfiu.ucwuo ninthj apt' out the least foundation in truth.T Tho and punish eertain conspiracies, approThejlegiaClure haveadopted ril r rialto ved Jtily"31st"1661 Cofigressasking Uem-fopublic should' bo made; familict 7ith; as tne artithe Southern. Article o,irccices previous con la: raUro8 this, that they may taaxfe- 7hal"iralne ti cle, Jbutchargcajho Presidentwith granted! to , the Central ann ' " IT w I - x piuv-uiAw-iu.- GEORGE Q. CAOTiO, Editor. 2IABCH. 2, 186a M05PAY EVEOTSG. -- on his statements. But should fie place A . FALSEHOOD JUDGE TITUS be innocent of such a charge lt is uuo :SAIDTO BE THE AUTHOR. to himself and to 'thopobple of th comA few days ago a statement appeared munity, that hp ;may contradict it cnd clear in the Sweetwater Mines , published ai- make such explanations as Mwill '& - Fort Bridger, made om.good authorirr.st the matter up..D Jr. Sincethe abovewas written, we have ity," that about ten days- - previously, "tho body of some unfortunate wretch learhVd' tliaTJudge. TJ tuC basgqiioEastj was discovered ; near the Hot Springs, and thatit wasvyhile en r&utc that tiia Btatementwas maeiWesllft tfiftik?! :tfircoimiIesfroiH ' wjth"1. knife wounds, and his skull best to publish, itf that it may be Known zxixisbed in, evidently witli the heelof a tO tnopUbllO.J. SC O ' . u t 2 boot." The writer addedfno mention f Special to ;tbo Mcsertt Everting. News. of the fact has yet made Its appearance in the Salt Lato 'xporB-'- f 9f Jf A T our silence on 'the subject; was1 deemed ominous, and an ugly Inference drawn Till AI OF QENERAX NAGLEt i; O Fb i n -.-r, J . , . FV , T- . THE AHTICLE3 OF IMPEABHMKNTI : : . , - ! . 2-- f t - , ) f o j -- Iiondoh, :29.On tho trial' of Gonoral Narrle. on' the charrror of Fonianlsmrdt to delay j tho trlalby Sligo,theformotion the defence, Vwaa? refused,1 counsel Heron,tnodorendant7DCOuncol,tnorororo moved to transfer the case to tho "Court of Queen's v Bench. VtrniTho chief ground of this motion was tho fact that there are not six Americana In the whole therefore it would be" im City of Sligo. possible : to: select a mixedjury; there.: Geo. JFrancis Train unexpectedly- - aptho courtand volunteered peared be fore; to become an American juryman, but the,offer was declined.- - -- The court refused to transfer the case,: and thereupon the trial. iThe Time in proceeded-witan editorial strongly urges the abandon ment of the prosecution, saying that the jointw invoiveouflrnoTJayHhe ; ieast, questionapie closed Tne .bangJBCo jjeriin. rormfiiiy ' the Diet yesterday j congratulated tho memvars on tho ouccess of their la bors; Tho effort of the Diet 'to ensure nas oeen promptly oxiiiurope inepeace 'nnri rrkTsrArfnllty nnfjiln1'VT At(iavmo'nf ) . ' ' in-y-ilL- !. ; : 4 HANCOOK.WISHiS TO BE RELIEVED; uciuu uiuu wtu luimu xiuui xjluw ouxiug Salt Lake, within a shbrt distance of , forma-Xiako City. Wo derived our in tion from Judge Titus who related :tho; a of a; half story to us in the presence u : V dozen bystanders; . t m view or tne many laisenooaa wnicn have been put in circulation by: one and . nr cei-tal- u staiement. we asKeu me... iuiic. io poau DED ATE iirCONGRSsToN IMPEACH r us with the name of this- good ' au- -' THE KING OFrB AVAR thbrlty." In the issue of Saturday, the THE PHILADELPHIA EMOC&AOV 29th ulfc., the editor writes as follows:1 . .SPEAKS! 4, The Dcscrcl Jrcws of the th) wishes us to post him, which wo very cheer- THE PRESIDENT PREPABIKG FOR TItlAlil fully oo, as to, our authority for the story lMOK. Wl V: WADE'S " - JL -t -- r -- ht 5 V In .noticing arid contradicting this : -- , 'x?? f. -- 1 . w to-nig- fc r;-;?sirn- " 1 1 r Wlll0n. .andother persbno Pacific companies. spiracy td Thomas F tho House of Eepreeohta-unknown Bhbcku of an earthquake have fV tlvesTibyorcoltorpiventiimdTh acc oince the execution oi tno.MJnure ql as from and In" pursuance- of f said conspiracy Feast to iwest;l.r-Tmost that heattemptedtlo prevent Stantoni Chicago, he Secretary pfWardulyppointed beingcommissioned under tha laws, fromi buniujFi wi wiere x was no prosDeri and cessation at ten o'clock RaI holding sald,offlce he Article 6i;says that unlawfully con al houses are reported bio wnHneIe.r" by forco Milwaukee railroads are blockaded spiredawith Lorenzo Thomas The Senatet made several vpui to seize the property of .the Unitec States in tho war department, in viola amendments to the - rules reported 'overnmentron thb proceedings of tion of both acts abovtf"quotear as s i Article 7 Is i precisely .tneysama peachment, but no material chance a article ,5, except it ;omits the wordrf, long debate occurred upon 'and 'other,; persona unknown to y the the Senate to try the cse of ffiS? ment.: Beverdy Johnson made a Btron .. i t tit: ''it ArUClo. o, is;prcciC3iy i lmo arwworu, argument inavor of the right of thi charges hiurwith .viola- Senate to try the case. ITorton contpn except it . only! the fourth section thl tion of the tenure of office act, and not ded that under -was no longer a Senate, tut a and also, of the act to define punish j Senate v uij-jJjxcourt. 'Sherman said the character cdnflpiracies1--n: 'Articlo 9, a charges that iwithf intent tho Senate was not changed any mml to coniroi iuo uiBDuraemeut than whenjin committee. uniawiuiiy The debato continued in criticism of of the moneys appropriated for the miliand for the department1 of tary service, war, he did order Xorenzo Thomas to, sition;orthe nation. : Edniunds said the assume the duties of said.6ffice. In viola-- fathers of the 'nation used the sam no! words In Buch proceedings. Saulabury tion. of the; Constitution, and Jaws, vacancy edsting and the Senate- being moved to strike out of theisixth section In Session StCJl Cc) srnrinjul the words empowering the presidintr f in-- : Article 10, charges that disregard officer of the court to calll to hia assis of the constitution and laws duly tance the army tqv enforce its comthe President as commander-in-Chie- f manas.r. ' Gen. did r ; Considerable" debate ensued on f a Zbidngibcfof6::himflelf mory..Commander)f the Department yyjTt ci ui vuxj avximx) us a uuurt 10 enor: Yvasningtpn. ana tne military rorceo force ita judgment, and did then and there; as such Sherman moved to strike out the thereof, Commander-inChief- ,; declaro and word ljudgnent:, Agreed to. ' ' said Ettiory vthitpart of the lat7; Trumbull thought the wisest coum of the United .States passed March 2d was to take the rules adopted seventy 1867, entitled an act making an appro- years ago, upon which five trials had priation for the support of the army for taken place. He moved tb amend so as the year ending-June 30th, 1868, i and for to authorize the presiding! officer to di: other purposes,- especially the second rect the employment.of the Marshal of section thereof.5 which nrovides amonjr the District of Columbia, or ariy other other things that.all oraro:and;Iristruc- - person, during, the trial, to discharge tions i relatin g nto military i operations such duty as may be prescribed for him: is8uedby the President or Secretary of adopted; also to authorize the Sergeant- - i to employ, under the direction War, shall be issued through the General of the army, and dn case of his ina- of the presiding officer, such assistance to enforce, the exebility, through the next In rank, was as may pe necessaiy 1 unconstitutional and in contravention cution of all lawful orders. with-thcommission of saidEihory, iand When the 2lBt article was reached it therefore hot binding on him as an was evident that a lengthy debate would officer in.the army of the United States, follow, so the Senate adjourned.) The House spent the afternoon and which: said1 provision? ofrlawhadbeen therefore duly;and:iegally promulgated evening debating on the report 6f the by general brderi fdr , the ; government committee on the articles' of impeach- and direction of tne iarmof the United ment. , r f Ford oft as said Johnsbn Andrew the Washington. States, then and. there well knew; with intent Ohio, died; yesterday. last night In r fThe Bepublicanr caucus thereby to, induce Jhe.saidJSmdry! r ' the following managers to co-'in of his officiall - to nduct the impeachmeht pipceedings the Depment of Washington;Bingham, violate the provisions or said act, ana the SenateSfevens, Butler,Williams of take and receive, act upon and obey Boutwell, WiIon of Io a, ( isuch orders aB he, Andrew ohfason, Pennsylvania, ahdloganJ of zqake andglve, and which should might died yesterday, aged 23. not be issued through the General of the 2.-- A delegation of the worarmy of tho United States, according to Florence, the provision ot said act;rwhereby said king men of Geiioa recently waited upon an Andrew;' Johnson, President of the Admiral Farragut, and presenned United States; did thenv and there coin-- address, saying: they orwished to do himor as th representative t and was;; gull ty of high r misde-moan- especial honor with : in office; rand the. House of the country , which sympathizes Maiof the Illustrious ws to patriot vie ; the saving themselves i thebyrotsatidh of liberty noxbibitingiat articles uongressmeu Ad-- j Washington.-Man- y aAAy:tim6'hereafter. J of the officebecomeor, farther accusation a(rainBtBaI6V An- lieve the drew Johnson, President of tho United utant General of the army will States, and also of replying to his Bancroft: telegraphs thd state deraijvnswcroi which. ho! ohall mnko to the articles ihcrsln: (preferred againot Jbimi lment that the treaty with the North and of goffering proof to tho, samojahd German Confederation was signed ana every part thereof, and to all andrefvcry mailed - February 22, via 'England. be free, other article, accusation orimpeaqh-men- t, providea that 'emigraUon khall nation-which shall be exhibited by them and riaturalizatioh .changes the as the cacoishallC rcquiro, do demand ality: tc! fcr believed similar treaty , with otner m. that(thojcaid:Androi7 Johncon maylbo will cbonbo Negotiated - -m tho hlclx' crimcs.ahd eign powers. put to answer for; cles- 8th Feb. in'j bffico misdemeanors horoin: charccd Advices frpmiCrete, of Corala up0,11 jagainnt him, and that ouch procsodingo. ;oxamindtiohs; triald end iudimpnts,' a numo and may bo thereupon had and givon asinay tadelrkimnrxfifty taking &6 bo agreeable tojaw and justice. ri of TMnexa,-Tproviiaonftl gorn About fbrty membera of. titir Houqe' Jniontiias'iesuedanother circular touu entered theiir names-wit- h tho Speaker, wpiontativci of tho Christian po tho Cretans remaif that xjcaiididatcafor thaflcoronjUccuian deelarihg to vrw ful to tho vow of ixniiexatipn of .w.tno:Impcachocnt artic!c3.-aiTh- b - Philadolplila. A majority thejicir wllliaccrdlngly.o : each npeperV:teimr lltiltcdbyirulo to gates :c1itzoiZto3to Pennsylvanift publican .atato, conyenUonhaye for dcbato, thd vbto oii 'thb being fixed ,for :iMonddy at four clarol4rliWyorl ky?rh:tttog 6'cloc!!.. I liold onBatuirdy,sotiohs uo xiiuuo Judo vlio cdoptedrotcqtinirxsainst ton?7 ?f o tiono of Ctmfr A In nn f. 'iv-- r - -- . ; r i y enacted, - Vi j j ? iH-stru- ct Territory falsehoods of ; a moro would rageous character than tbls-r-almost seem as if tnra story about one man being murdered at the Ho t Springs was too trifling td'nbtice. "We should not have given it any further attention had the statement been made on tho authority of some persons But Judgo Titus Is really too high an authority for nun to ma&o a story or. tnis iana ana then it bo suffered to pass unnoticed. He is in thie city, we believe, at tho present time, and can make the needed or denial.;i :Such'"' exnlanaexplanation . a. uon.or aeniai is requirea 'Jirom mm. wr"',ti:,' xvfWW ,lr ment as to him or. not. poral welfare of thenation;. ii'.t'r.hx I 5na?. Thayer introduced a bill to If he made It, he also knows upon what : Proceeded doliberatolv i.tell. a . utorr"iv.of this kind. i f"5 iT7 r lo luo consiueruuon 01 in J .ttnu yunu iu uuuuittuuu. Vfituuub flnecD to imneacnment. uavia. ofTird n uuv, 1.11 ''11 more luuuuuuuu xiowaru--J roporc, ,provialuan mis nos, la not ato duubuvuio iur, TT Ing that lthe Senate shall hot takeiic- tancoandS.hich.moro closely itte6t tho JLBBf!! ino people among jWnom no floors in; aupport-o- f tho motion, which interest xi lt::-l':'.'JJlv was lost. The Senate then considered ?ha3"resided. tho rules, cectioni by section, adopting ; W6 havo reason to belie Vb that Judgo . Titus ;hii3 been: nnfrle"riai v tb'ihn Beveral, and adjourned pending tho dis- r " cuc3iononiinetremainaen , of this nPCoplo Territory.;; He;:ha3not Jou. After some nreliminarv bnkf:likod ua.v But tlaough ho iiaaxlways nes3,JBoutwell; chairman of the select been prejudiced, and sometimes bitter, commineo, rpreseniear arucieo onam- tto have never,- for a moment, BuppoB'ed . A , hoaW BWpp;so;f as'to'be gull-- jtttat 11 . tv. of such utterlv contomntlblo, mean- The rat article reoitea the former nnii. pension of Stanton on Abxrtibt 12th .and lbe refusal of the Senate to concur. lit k u u o uxoo 10 w mu wuuiww. crimes ana misaemeanor in irauinrt an wawa. wi Having thislpinldn of his character we order for the remorot of Stanton on Fob. r: f m4iw AuttiMtuvu yui iJVXi,-- aauxa U AJLUTU a At f o tai lr Ii 1110 u"Ja tuu6 ap-"liad oxcollent opportunities oi. Homing nolnted LnwnThnmM him up, t In no on viable light, to the of War.ad interim, without tho nnthnrfJ publlc gaze. And this we could havo ty of law, tho Senate bolnir inncalonl v nil iiv in iiiHiiiinnrinn vuu a caiuuu wkkm . uu u i li i a.Im tho without authority of lair. Trhilo fh -iv. j fienato : oesaion. did appoint luo- in noon. bo truo If it Ing ronrd Thomas to bo Sccretorv fWtirafi without tho txdvico and concont .that ho hasmadothia statement, hio I interim,, Of thO Violatlbn1 nrftntrThinnlfl . mam K w Knf fW . Vrvi-. Of tho HotiI T"L IMU I M Wv Ull AlAAf SonatOin It is at prec i licieq cnilty tho above m havolewcd hlmiM prcjudibed mlndflofIlh,c ' "e? bteoClc? f.,GnfAmu:guiaca cinco nenns been hero; tCoi lbutiinrnddltion t6 that;mtt'7o; tCQ.rm.ri fft.VktJtii uw or duuo that ho dollbcmtlv troy oi(f I Ero6ntlvond udlciidpnien Reprccentativca with Intent hr Infill r dfdr: V2o cvdKymcntf tbp ana (decided r . i mi nest wcolx. u,u owuwn, mo oniy cppolntcd fcMouppiiKiuon San Francisco. 2D. Tho Democratic cliliotovond its control; declaring -- it h .' 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