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vol. vvvii.N?-9.692.
NEW-YORK. SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1875t
PRICE FOUR (-I-NTtt
FOREIGN NEW?t
MAIN.
ELECTION OF A fntTjogms or Tnr OOBT-S-*
ir Qf THE i\.?i r.iuxrriDN?MAiiMiAi?
IXBBAJK) TO H A Aj-i'tiiNTKlk?iVNKKAI!S?lM'i.
Maukii?. BHdajr, Sjaflst-isn.
Beftor En. ,,.?. thi? Boa-laca of the If-B-Bt-T-al*?
1Mb, Baa hot j? ?.,.??,<, rm-uh _ of tin Cesta? l>v a lan,-?
i tj -, ,,. .,">,, r i. ?- chaaM i.y IBs C_?t?eaaa
i,p'i!,t?,ii tii?* ,,?,v.-..iMii nt. z.riiiia, Mor?-, sad
ttiiT ?.' .. ajr-ta-t. Oa, warn yesterday ?an-scated ta IBs
k ? . :. M.U.I-?ila regaidedaael liimii hapert*
? , . ? ,.f ;|,. r. pottl tli.it tin- l?-|??l.li.-nn* -rf'l?
.^ ?,.-.., the iB-unrw ti???.
-..--. ...:. ?... ? ?r.,f very aei-toti? IBs Oaten
_ ;..,,-.. -Liai",) 1..:-,'?..!'t tlir tui'.st rigO-tN- owttmom
)( , il M Ht" irv-t,:l-,-. 1i??u. Ti." ic la VBBt 1? I
r i r ? ' ? : i beads throughout l-S BlngdoiB.
r ? , ?! thoaaead persona ar? : ? ?i aas _. <i ?" sua Basar?
r,. ii n sga????! theOoVa__BBB__t A toytl proelaB_rt-on
i - i-,! declaring ni;iiy (dares in Batata?, liege.
Ti.- f.!?vor?-v m i- ' i-lehtin prese any tafoe
i*. nn relative either t?> 11? or tin? -_?*Bsta'
l. ..vu nt?. Tuen Is a A**** driiun?! from
ti.- provine*, where IBs C_rll?ta aro asoat
n ? e tor troops toaaaBala driving earl IBs dtetnrbars?
? tstroapahaa sjaaa to Havana.
i. . .,.,?.. at t>i. bead of tlii? foree Baa eheekedtbe
,,;,.?. ?,? of tb, c.tii t? m that i?, i?irttmnt. Marshal
no win he a; pointed ??fu. Tiiii-ni-o of IBs loma
,,,,?..: I the laaa_x_a_v Mara?al Oaaeha a_l
i. . 'i eonaa-8-, it B i? Neva?, t_al Iba
fiitui.' i ; I i la saw depeada apas ?as eenreeof IBs
t.. Is, sad tii.it. If they C-Bps-Bte with the partisan?
,i Dob Carl ? -. lb? r, volution vrtll be aaeoeaafaL
of 33 gendarmes Bttaoked aad dispersed
? baa lot Carllsts, _so la number, in toe province of V.il
i ... ; it la , Ii i'?- state i Ibal to? nasal, rol Intat
grati ; all? ., .. . i . too.
DEPARTURE Ol DUB C?BEOS -BOB (?I.MVA.
. Friday, A|ini :c. i-:..
it i? now i?'.??.ii\*iv .,,??(?1 ?m Hie heal
, it Don i I _ neva la disguise on to?
, . ? . mi . ? '? Should i..- be captaved la Bpaia
n:. :. i. :n i. - :.'ni . ii?. ?till be abet, He cannot pet
liaM reachedtoeSpanish fn.ntlir.
CUE AT BRITAIN.
IM.V.N \ riOBAL r.ii".>s COBGB1 SS?1 BT1 m.'.r?'
M. _TALA_TA < RI W?KELKA8B
(?I nil. nCIIUOKNE i i.UM.iM OB BAIL,
Lobi o*?. I', -la.?, April -
In tibe Hooae of lionU to-night the Earl of
c.. liirvon askeJ whether toe Qovcrunicnt Intended to
??.i.,, soy portion of toe expanses In connection with
v. a Congress to be held In London
ii.. . t'.. .. -t .-, >? "f the Aini-rii-iiu PrisonBeforaa
a , i*: a. Tue Marquis of Lansdowne, Junlnr hat lui
t .- iry, replied thai an application foi toeassist
t.. ?;. . ivrrnmeut had been made, bul !.. il been
.1 ... 111 fiirii.-h u b_d l?l? -?.!? lit tt) l_al.c
?a i. u of toe i ui.'. ' m
. House ol Comuii us, Mr. Trevelyan, member for
Ii.wi.it. moveJ that household? -.* outside of
i ?.. . .:..si..'ary i. .i. ? n ?_ L?.. be g \t ii ti ?? franchise, and
Mr. Fawoclt seconded toe motion. Mr. Gladstone and
i ..j.; u.-i-i! tbe motion, v. ii. . i by a
\, i
'i .....l... 11 at Clllb
r.,. .a Lirerpool yesterday by the members ol Um I_m
tlou Rowing Club, who subsequently escorted timr
,-, ta to the cara, ami the whole party atartnd 'or
?. I?u^o crowds ol persona gathered ;.t the
? between Liverpool and putney ..?< tlio tram
passed, and by palates and Bheral displays ?.f bunting
t.ni. nrii'Mc of tLelrdeaireto aecord the stranger* a
w.inn wt. li?me. The un ii,-.. if luv neeeaaary to eeenn
tu. releas? aa bail of ihc Tlehhom? elalmaal bavin;,*
I?.-, i. ?.,::.; lied B lib, in' has 1? I . Bet Bl UtM 1 ly.
ITALY.
TUB RBrPTIOS OB MO?BT V! '.t'Vir.?I TUNING
"1 A __EBII CRATER?'LOAS OP 1.1!!..
Naim.?. Friday, April M. 1873.
A ? . ?. . ..?.s to-day.
tun 'at .i ti?'- ?.-.s mi t lie moun?
tain-til , ind the Inhabitants are removing tinir ho se
!.. - 1 in fiie Hi Id?. Th?
rs have been sumnonod fri.tn Borne, aad r.re
nn for the houseless people. The
? ?ii with "-i? ' tatora. The
?? Is t?a n! ai.il i mule beyosd description. The
il ? t>t up to a great hlftht. aad m
rech irtbquake ahoehs whleh ;?re dos
t . ,-? tell in toi
j ov! Mday, April 2C, 1 ...
At the pitting of t?.e Chaniuer :?( Deputl. h t?ii-? evealng,
Pi i . Mmister Lauts read a dispatch, dated Napias, this
BfleruoOB, >,..:,.. ????ic iriiplion of Vesuvius l? :n
rreaslD? aad becomln ? more aeriona. Two hundred per
1 en I urn? il by the lava. Flames burst from
t ?? earth under the feel of tli?? tahahltaata. lanada)
? .!??? o I? in .1 in', r of destruction; the people lire flyiuK
from the town. Temporarj provialoai? ma.if for them
l?. the aatoorlti s."
LOMbOB, Brldav, Al?*il 2?, 1872.
BtraBora of a ten i.ear Mount Veeavlaa are
ram "it ia tin? elty. The repasta ata that, of a aaaaher
ui j. iraoi i ??? boae curl alty led iiiem too near the voleaao,
IS weit ki.it ?i ami wouaded byashawerof lava.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BOLD I'll?' o\ I nil ? IB THE BSD BIYEB OOUBTBT.
-OBOKTO, Ont., April 20.?Further letters
ii n . i ?lUiiHiii. m, in the Bed EUver country,statethst
??I ? ii.t nur ila. ov? ti. - ?f (oiin.li lilil??-in?gLltuile
i ? . (i.-, and h Bmaber of experts are golnft
Mr.-icKellar, ooe of the oldest explorera o. the
i ?? - periorregion, pronouneea the minea very rieh.
ii,.! i? of if in. on that I hi stiver dlseoverlee willgofar
'? <ii. ? if. Bllrer Islel minea. DUpatcbes from Fort
thai :i party of Preach balf-breeda, aboat
v.. i.i m m..i, weul up Bed River, armed, to prevent
?... a?i .? h ftniii rafting down timber,cat bjr a ap?ela]
: ' ii-Mo the Dominionoflldala hare. 1_ahalf-breeda
... th. iimiHi was cut on lands which they have taken
ap i ilei ii.i- i lf-breed grant. Tnere ia imiiiiucut
danger ..i s . olltslou oa the opening of navigation.
BEPOB1 OB THE -ISUEBIES.
Ottawa, Ontario, April M.?The ?iiiniud re?
pon of the .Minister of Marine and Fisheries, siiluii!tt?(l
to Parliament last evealng, ahowathe aaaesal condition
of the BaBerlea.lev the Domiaiaa (luringtho pa.-t pear,
e.pis iitlly i.i .N't ?a feotia. Tlitt actual value of the pro
.' ' of the ilsiierii-ri for the purpoM? of trad? In
l 1,-00. being an . xc. h? oier uat of the p_eeedlng
? rol I jr.nsi. It I? estimated tlni? tlie quantity eon
: loi ilom, stif ii?<" I?, I?/Ai,oo0 worth.
TM? amount of eapttal tiiu? easaaed la estimated at
i rae iiui.-ii.?? <,f peiaoaa aaaptajad laahoul
? ? In ma klag comparisons of total valoea It aausl be
i mind that the pri?es of eectalB kind? of Bsh
ii' a i.ui ii 1. w< r m 1.71 than in lisTO. Mackerel, In 1870,
- v? .o ,i ai in to ?if per barrel i?.r the ? ?i?ap?:r K-rmle..,
aud i.. 11.1 oiily |4 to ?5. Tbe ui tuul (ju?inllty taken was
??i i iree times greater ia the lattes y?mr tUaulntlie
fi raser The total laine w ui'tualty less.
T ?- tlslierv it.lit ?tions, such un Bahlog rents, VSSaSSSL
fees, tt. - ?, Ac, durnnf tbe la.t ?seal year, amounted t?
i . ??- The expenditure fac tbe ?aine period was
|: . ... Tin wt.. lie ex[>enseof tue uiarine ikiI?c?? amounts
to |r_u,i_i. The usual iiistructious under which the
?.Bii-.ri- commanding the Canadian cruisers have acted in
t: " i.a-l _ inton ?lilfer Ik.iiii-'a l.at fioiii those Issued fur
t.,? ir gnldaaee during privions seasons.
1.? ? onfuroltg ? lilt lUe ? i in?-_w?l v. l_ti of lier MnJ'-?t Va
i. t. nun. nt, Bshlag vessel? t.eiongicg to United _tat?-s
? /.. o? are ntblset to moteatnUoa or seizure solely fur
1 . ,r Balling ?iilnn the three miles huilts. 8( veral
? -aun. or ( anada, la reapeet to u deflnltion of her various
nay... I?, Boa-lug ouinlary, arm her iiKlit to exclude all
fi.ntiKii ??-seels from her oorts and liar dor? for halt,
s-vpilte, Ac, incident to flnliluk', were put in abeyance.
CI'JIA.
REPOHTtl) BVBBBBIMOI OF A TROVINEKT CIBAN.
Havana, April 20.?Dr. Emilio Loares, a
ti"ti.rr o? aalaala Laaaaa,wltft soothers who were with
limado Agraiiioiite BEB, e the outbreak of the lnsnrree
? loi., ?.av. . urr?ml. red to Ihc authorities near Paarte
principe? Tn?' Hpatiinb Iron-clad A'_i_an?ia has arrived
Bl boiitiuKo de Cuba.
FO-tT.N.N NOTES.
It i. _aid that the I'? niiiKulur Naviifation Com?
pany is B"lug to SS-BBBsh a new harbor al Venice.
tto l'ope has It-en pSBBBadad to in up the
SJBSB-M-SS In the <^)llei<e of Cardinals, which now nuiuf. r
aweniy-aii or twenty-seven. Arehtushop Manning 1?
lu. !.ii.._ad union,' the likely recipients of the Cardinal's
hut. Fuii-lgu lui-l-t?'r? ai Kouie an: said to be auxiotn,
ti-it th? eouclave for the ??lectn.n of a new iv,,*. hhouid
ivlien i.e..__try. I? held In Bouie, but the Curdiiiai?
woiiid pn-r_r t?, hold it in Prauee, or Austria, or even in
?he lsJaiid of Malta. lu
A __e?tina waa hchl at Nottingham, on April !
12, to *y _paUii-e with the Tlehborue claimant. The
chairman. ? Mr. Legge, said that though the claimant
s?as m Kewgate, with all ;be wealth and luSueuc. pf the
ronntrv neainef him, thousand? of port?n? thoncht ti
liml not lircn fairly ili-alt with, and lunny won? rortei
of opinion that he waa tbe rightful ix-ir. a resolut*.?
ea* carried thai the claltnanl aad aol been rut? i.v ?t? ?
with, mu? pledging Hi?- Bisettaa te nae nil legliiiasi
?acaai io obtain iibacrlptlons for the defaaaa. Asbbsw
erabla nun ?if BMaey aas eoUestal in the rooiu.
Tho Kiif-rlisli la mien, uto nt last Tcco?rni?in
tho lmporlunic of tho ?trik? of agrlrultiiral litli-oi-rr
A |__nja meeting o? agri(-ultur..ta nml laud-owner? Wl
hall Bt OBSahtUfC on Aj.nl 13, and, after n great deal
?llaraaBloa.IBs lollewtnB raaalaniai was carried aaai
memory i "Ti.ai this BMBSag Tasara erlta nitassaaiag?'
the Bjhtattoa that lia? be? nitcuipictT bypertttes u
cnnrii i tod anil iiti:.(-(|itiiiiitcil with agricultural subie, t
with the nileft of Implanting dtaaoateal in themladi
tbe an le ni i m ni labores ; and that, la the opinion af tn
meeting, ?nch :.cit.itlnii l? not calculated to promote ii
inten ?is either "f the employer or tho employed, wh?>.
Bollare aiaat .1., :..i ??;. 1... 1.. 1 i? ? 1 -u 1 ?a-,,.?? 1 mi'i
and demand."
The louden Telegraph of the ICth inpt. thi
evlaoedtta appr? elattoa of lbs awkward position ?rent?
t'y the nature of tlio American SBSS1 ?' Th? lll-advii?
iasertion," it ?alt). " of a claim for Indirect d-imagcs I
liai iBSOrBlBB ease I::..? place d OSO. (?runt.. Adtiiiiiisti
tion iu an awkward IIISBSBSB If tboy withdrawn
?talais after a faraud espcrsselef (beat, tiu-v lay then
?elves open to the charge ?if having saerlScad It
national i-i^iit-ri iitirt intervals i if tin-y lasan ui?iii tin- n
tention of tno claims, and thus asaase the wa*hl____to
Tn a! v tin nine |0 nothing, tlicv BIT exposed tn t!.?- W
eaaatfcmef kavlaa throwaaway m arraaifeaseBt to tl
??ntT'e?.?[nl o?ri\ in* out <>f whirh Bleat importance I-;?
ttt.-lieii in the 'Mate?. It is obvious, therefore, thai tli
Pret-denl mnat naturally be disinclined t?. preelpltel
an laaae which m_j_bi afford the Cincinnati Convention
plaoaible s-ronnd of action."
lu giving ?imlicnci? to 1 large hotly of for
11| m re, numbering aeai-j) (?A oa tlio uta last,tba Po|
bleseed all the nnfii'tis represented. iai?eaaB8iafllM Usb
to the Bvayata of Qathottce, Uta HoUaeas praised Hi
?1 i? charity of Franco, and roiiurpli-d certai
French Catkolles who have ahartra lhaaasatves las bsto
erant.touM umre iteatli doss. Ho also ?aid, "I blot
po t Italy, who la not tree. la aha net boaad in chain
ay this contribution of blood thai Is ashed from Sor h
im. " In the army t I pray for Oormany, now sui
|ug*ted anil divided oyaa anU-CSthoUc aad ambition
t, t.*. it sin- may remata Armaad constant, Lota
pray to the Almighty to rive atrengtli t?> the Oermai
Liahops, that they may aphold tint rights ef Ood, tli
i hiu a. and Borktr. Let aa pray for the eenveralon _
? :? ; ... who call themselves old, beeanse they relntn
,1 r, nid errors. Let a? pray for Austria, who stand
a 1 . m need of our prayers, I bles? tho Catholics o
I.? laud, Poland, and Holland, und the Catholic? o
An. in a."
Then has hern a split in H;o Interiiationa
.-?ei it 1 v, and a iiiiiuber of lite members have sesBded 'ron
t. These held a meetlag ata lavera la I?alee_>ter*sqaar(
LoadoB,oa April n, u? proteat aaelaat iho aaeoBBtlts
iloaal eoadael In Uw maeaicement of the Society. M
Bicharde, one of the Praaeh Oommanlata,toob tbeebali
and alona Hat of reaolntloaa waa rabmltted. Tbe charge
mni in the apeeehea embraced alleged dictatorial au?
intuiting conduct, eoUecttona uf money from the workiuj
( lar?? s, and t he want of proper accounts for a aerkid ?a
nx -.tai *. There wow also proles:? against the by-lea ?
in ?.'. hi? h m? iiitM-r-. ?.re I?. l>.? sworn not to snbsarihe o]
Ik h.11/ to any other Democratic association trot tbe In
ternatlonala, a:.d charges against m? mhara for resortim
10 unfair proceeding? to it. 1 themselves elected as pal
1.1 retarle? or deli irate? to variona meetinga. Several 0
the seceding memrera of the British section eon? lude?
hy declaring thai they had no Idea before ther Join?
that a aocletv could axtatin E aland where sueu tyran
i leal ??Vkh could be attempted to lie imposed hy one Uiu)
over another.
Referrioa to Mr. Gladstone's promise to la.
the British Conatos Casa aad tba explaaatoryaoteac
companylng ll before the House af Comnaoas, The Ton
ten kim, of the 28th last, s .i l : "The coaSdeaes af lb?
country in the r. solattoa ot the Oovernm? nt to yield at
Jet or tittle of Iba extravagaal ahuma of the Aaserlrai
1 a ??, iiko truth, 'e.i;i never be oonflnaed enough, thougl
doabtS did ?vet- sleep.'" Tlte Lonilnn Ti?M?i I the ??inn
day adapted this ballylea tone: "Wa da net rappoa?
that the Ministry would, under any 1 Ircnmstanoi ?, ..11 '.?
the Tribaiial of Arbltretors to proeaed to Jadameat 01
the um m reeled and unreformed Amerleau caso; bei wi
caaeaally anderstand bow, In the absence ol dcflnlt?
? r, m., the united Htat.??. Oovernment uiiptit held oui
i.ii it waa too late, and then turn runnd and declare tba'
> had thought tin- English Ministry would havi
been Inflexible they woukl have atven way rather thai!
that the Arbitration ?houid la?. ?-. Lord Enaaali's addreai
; 1 the (Town, nraying that liistauctloaa i?- liven to sw
pen 1 all farther proceedings nadar the arb?tranos if th?
m llred ? l lima be not with :r.iv?:i, will prevent any aacl
mi.un. We ai? all agreed la this purpose
1 in- M...ii-;i ?,-, it t.'.ev be wi?>,viiii gladly aeoeut an in
ruetlou which most areatly strengthen themlamsln
?inn.,- their attltade toward the Oovernment of th?
United r-.i'...-." __________________
THEMTJRDBB <'F THE BIONEBS OF CAMCOUKT1
(Mo ) Bosns.
St. IrOTJIS, April 2?i.?aV special ?lir-i?atch from
Ki.n-1- ( t.. I'm r? the detalla af tho bratal mardarel
b:e\i 1 -.i. t . n.. mu? Datte, ?m tl.i railroad train, aaai
liol.irn, Mo., Wedeeaday. After the train atopped, foui
of the n.nii mena tad i!i<* loooasotiv? und Baaided the aa
linear with dratva reteiven. The tram wan then ?ur
rounded, and C me and Mavenaaa ari -<- Ballad out. dim
appeared,and,after ??lino word.? retriirdtn** hi? .ounce
tlOB with the fraudulent i.?j_ua of the OSM Coamty hoinl?
was riddled with balleta.aad his body tin-own hythctld?
track. Several of the crowd emptied their revolver? lata
inn mangled body. Stevenaon ta? in the hmn asssi
and had tmired the doom rpilaal tba riiob; liut the mot
broke la tba doors with a loir of wood, and poured a voi
ley into tho body of tho ?edge, killin?. liiin linsl.intly
Btevcnhon'e bt.dy wa? ilrtiKit'cd out and laid Ix-nide that
of ciine. Datro, who aaa in a Masamns-ear, wa? mor
t illy wounded. The train wa? liien allowed to KtHrt, but
wu.s liiitnediately alcaaled to rioj). Tbe dyliiir man,
Dutro, was then dragged from the coach and thiown
down near the dead bodies of Tliiio aad Stevenson. A
11 port reached Kansas city, last sight, thai Jadas Km
?1 tl', another of the County Ju-flre.-, hud been ?but, nml
t)i? bniiy batiifed t??a tree, (?real excitement prevail?
tlirouiiliout the county, and fBars are felt that other? will
be murdered. Tt??- perpetrators of thi? massacra claim
that they have 1.880 nun in their ortraiiizatioii.
(.i.v. Brown will laaae a proclamation, to-morrow, call
In. on the armed orgaalaatioa In Casa Ooaaty (Un
member? of which mnrderod Jude?? Stevenson ami
Messrs. dina und Datoo, on the railroad train at (?nun
dty, on Wednesday last) to disperae und dl_a_na?aad
aiistaiii from any fnrtber act? of trioianoe* ai-o enle'nlna
upon the paopta of OSH and the iidlacent countlcH to aid
in hi i.i-i).ir to justice ull who huve violated the law.
HOLDBBi Mo., April 21;.?The frreatcst exciternont pre
viiil? here le Bight on account of the repeated threat? of
tho mob in Cass County. Kigual? of Hunpielou? charac
ta r? have beoi ?eeii within it few mile? of tho town, and
it Is not known what m..tuent tliero may he an attack.
A iiiiiiiher of tmtr.ilnien have I.e.n BtatlOBCd at diiler.-iit
pomtf, and all the cltlseas are on the alert, and vini de?
fend their basase to UM tltinost. W. I?. Nichols, otl" of
the alleged bead statuera, live? here, aa wall aa about 25
of hi? bondhiiieii, who BIS the licht of citizen*.
PIX PESSOEI B?BHBD TO DEA HI.
Albany, N. V., April 20.?A Khookiu.-, aflnir
occurred In the town of New Scotland thi? morning. A
f.ui.iiy, ? ??n ..t-tiiii; of Mr. Volmer, hi? wife and flvechil
dren, Volmer'? molher, und hi? wife's stepfather, oc?
cupied a two-?tory liuildini., which took fire. Volmer,
his wife, and one child, who occupied tlio first floor, os
C-4jKd, but ull the other? iM-rlrhod in the flumes. A tew
day? since, the old geiitleuiuu, Mrs. Volmer'? ?tep
father, rams to this city anil drew out of a savtegB bans
?otneS??-- or|400, which ho had kept on deposit, Intend?
ing, it is said, to take the money and aeaasad with it to
V? i ?(thi -lu ut un early day. When i he ?re reached the
second story the old gentleman, In hi? ?iiixntv to save
hi? money, kept back the other? lu the roam with him.
ami would net jx-imit them to ojh-ii the window and
Jump to the ground.
mi IN THE HHAWANdlNK MOCNTAINS.
City op Kingston, N. Y., April 2?.?Aildi
tlotiul l.if'.i 111.TI..11 in regard to tbe Ore? in the hh.iw mi
gunk Mountains Horn KUenvllle ?ays, thut a large Arc i?
now raging In the mountain? )u*t touth of that village.
To night it 1? raging with unabated violence, and it?
spread 1? apprehended. The tire is Mip^-stid to have
in-,-11 aaaaad by ?park? from a locomotm- aa the Hew
Wk and (.?wego l_uilr??iKl. Tbe air in thi?. eitv sad
vlciiiiiy i? d. uhely fllli d with ?moke from the buralna
wood?, (iule A Chamberllti lost about 3.0 cord? ol wooil
OEKMAN KVANOI.MCAL I.UTHFUAN FYN'OT).
St. LeOLis, April 26.?The triennial _s_S___M
of the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod ron?uencod
here to-day. Nearly all the Ktat?"? of tho Union and Can?
ada were represented, making the largest ?as-tiag over
held. The I*., v. ITof. C. F. Walther is Itaaldiiul The
My was devoted to reliiflou? exercises, and tomorrow
?S regular buaiuet? of the hynod will SSSBBBSSSBa,
TWO EXPULSION-?.
A Hinall steam cylinder in John SteuniH'HHilk
mantifa? tory, No. ?3 Ka?t lailj BBSSal Bl.. exp!.Hl?a
yesterday, and BSfBM-f ?raided Joseph Brabbln of
Hocond-avo. and Forty-third-at., and Bophia Janseu, ago
1?. of No. 741 Thlrd-ave.
A gasoiliit) lamp exploded la?t evoalng In th? bateinenf,
it ., ___L _r*____*Tfc?_, "????-If huriiiu? Eluabeth
Naikle about the aruia and body.
THE WIHONHIN LtOJDOB LAW.
Mii.WAt.KKK, Win., April _MI.?The Stato
ll?|Uur law iTKcntly BBBBBl ha* been declared void a* far
a? the City of Milwaukee Is couootued, ou m .-omit of a
license grnnto?*. tl,, Uy mmgmg the BUtSI law which
ha* never be..-., repealed, it is raaaosad shut other utiea
lu the butt;viyoy the BUM pt.vH.-i.-?.
J//?. liiNGSLETS DRIDCK.
...VFSTIGATION.. INTO THE FRAI'I.? OF THE EAST
BIVEB BKIOOB COMPANY D______M_B UY THE
COMMITRB OF FIFTT?MEMoWAL TO THE
I.?(il_?ATi;K_.
Tlie Brooklyn Committee of Fifty, in further
vigorous prom-cut ion of the c?irrupt mtUg of 0MB city,
BBS memorialized tho Lag isla ture t?i appoint a committee
to iB-aetllBtS the alUIrs of the l.?st River linden Com?
pany, end it Is rumored that the Grand Jury which I.?
called for May wlU also be requested to look Into the
BBhJlS BBfl SSISaalSSf the Company, and of Mr. Kings
ley's several partners- The Coiniiiltteo b.ivo evidence,
it is reported, that moro than t.00,000 has gone to tho
several BSBBS In v. Mill IBS various members of tho
Ilriilg." Hing are Inferes ted. The follow 'lug 1? the memo
rial of tlio Committee of Fifty In the \a-gWattiri? :
CBAMM SI UK -UK C?i .UITTF.K OK FIFTY, !
No. IS) Pillion -sf., Brooklyn. Api il 25, ISIS. S
To the Honorable the Situate atul Attembly of the State of
\i ir-1 ont : ._..., ..
At a meeting of the Owaralttea of Fifty, held on the
rve-lngef April at, iSThtas following preamble und
isolutloa u is adopted :
Whereat, William C. Klnrdov. signing htmself "(Jen
?tal Baporintoodeal of the new Tort Bridge Company."
m a reply, bearing dato April IS, IBIS, t? a inporl <.f tnln
Comini.t?'.-, did assert " that be wan out of |m?-b_i more
than a quarter of a million befara a blow bad baaa
struck " aa the Brooklyn Bridge: aad
R'A.rro?, Tlie ?aid KUMSleJ did implv, In Bald romrntl
..i ation, mid has ?li.ee stated tool a large portion of IBM
sum was expended la procuring the assent of Oaagreaa
ami ol the Legislature of ttda ??tat? to the act Incorporat?
ing ?uni Bridge < onipaayt and
Bhsraas, lae interest oi toe people of tMCHIesof
Hrooklyn and Bew-Yorh require that the means s? im h
hue been iih.'iI to obtain BOOB legislation, should be dis?
cover il un i nade publie? tberefora be it
lUtolretl, 'Hint the BHIinlBUBof Ihfl I-"gl-la?iire, from
the County of KiiiKs, be requeeted to secare the appoint?
ment of a Committee, to all during the reeeaa al tue
Legislature, to Investigate the factsTa refereuM to the
means which have beea Bead to oblata the aaaaage ol
the acts of the Legislature for the iBoiarperafloa of tho
" New-Tort BriihfB Oompany," and the aseent of Osa*
greaa to to? ball?ins >>f the bnd ?s ; sad to npoii the re
miIi of mich Inveatlgatlon ?it the next session <?i ti.e
L?gislature; aad that said Committee be elotbed with
power to send for persons and papers, and t<? examine
witiK-sses and take teetimoay In the mutter: and that
the ?ai.i Coiniiiitiee be also empowered to examine ?nd
i be testlmouy In i- latioa (?> aaeh ?f the altura and
triuii*::. Hont, of the Board of Water aad Sewerage, and
other Commissions of the City ol Brooklya. as shall he
?arulahed for lnveetigatlon to inch Legiaa_ttve Comni.t
lec nv this Couitiiitti >? of Flftv.
An-we.the said COauBittee of Fifty, therefore ?nr
n?"i-tly memorialise your howorable bodv that an Investi?
gating Committee, with poweca us iteiluid in lb?' tan
goiua reeo ution, to sit during the reeeaa of the l. ? Isla?
turo, mai be appointe-before tbe adjournment at your
Loiiuruiilo Ihj iy. By order of the Ezeeative _?__ nltteo,
K. T. i;a? Kii'ii .at, CBainaaa.
Tlli; GAJUUBBAjr. MUBXlKB TRIAL.
The trial of Eilibie (Jamil .?mt for Hm* mim.er
of Ram*"*i F. B?rroag-Bby, psissaiag, aas seatlaaed,
yeetarday, nt Meessa, H? J,, ta the i*??.;:ie Goaaty
??ou?t of Oyer aad Ihnalaer. Dr. Qata, th? Oasaaar,
deeerlbed tho etreamataaeea of the Inquest, the body
when Mr. t seen In him was frozen. He BSW rtaineil that
liiirrough?: had SOI beea wen witl.ln tliteo weeks, and
that dining that time I.lhliie (?arialiniiit Bad beea fie?
quoi tii in ihc heaee. In regard tatbeneletfl Barioughsl
pocket, it wiu iisc? rtaiii.-d tli.it the pri_>ner w..s
aeeaalesaed to write far the deceased, aad she wrote ,,t
the dict?t Ion af tbe I oroner. Her hand writing resembled
that of the note, und tue prisoner, with a eompaal a,
Kale lloyd, Wan bSld SB a WlttMM .
An argument w-m be had to determine tbeadmlaal*
bilityoi the evidence takea during tbe ex-initiation.
The cross i-x ?min.uioii of this and tbe auecoedipg wit?
m ?. waa for tbe purpose of proving thai toe examina?
tion at th.? in.|iie?t bait not ii?-. n i roperly In hi; that tl a
prisoner am allowed neither counsel nor ntlrict, b il
va? sharply qaesltoned ; aud thai every eflbrt wa? mulo
to entrap her into loBtug contradietorv stories and lato
?u hnowiedglng her guilt, 'i'ii ? Coroner admitted thai
tbe prisoner had not been warned thai her t. limony
might be Bard against her, sTamea Hand, tbe Coroner"d
clerk, corroboratod the provloua testimony. Th? pro c
cutlon offered to prove by this witucas, a? an expert,
that tbe note found on Burrongha ami that written by
the prisoner, at the | ion. r'ri do t.iti m, were v. ritten by
the same person. The tiefen ? obi oled, aud ai'sniaval
Will I?- In iird this m..nilii.'. Tue Court then admitted
laevtdeoee the note found npon the deeea ed, and also
tin- paper Baarked " i'"i?. n arsenic." Prof, it. Ogrtea
Doremus of Bew-Yorh presented arapotl of a chemical
analysts made by him, abowiaa that distinct tracas of
arsenic were found m RuneiifTia'a sloiaach aad latee*
ti tee. Ad|ouiiiei!.
? ??
IT? Kl'ot KET_ ABBBBTXD.
A pant; of New-York pickpockets pUedtheir
voeatioB aaTbaraday alghtaasoag ih? passengers iroui
Pateraea, at the Brie BaBraad depot m Jersey city.
MavoiO'S'i ill of Ji r.-ey City had a ?li.in.on.l pin worth
tl,.1(0 Molen. E. J. BggellB of Hoboken lu? t a choc, for
ISS, IM in currency, and u coiijioii of a devenu? nt head.
Another gentleman lost a w.iich and chain. Mr. EVgcli.'i
followed the tbleVSSte HiIS side, and iiccostlng one of
tbesa,aassed Oearaa Maaaea, deaaaaded the return o'
his property. Detective iiutts of the Erie BaBway
seised the thief, aad was hneehed down i.y him. IBs
thief attempted toeeaape, but raa lato tbe 'arm? of r.-i
ti uiiii m (iiahaiii. ami was Inched up in the Chambers it
l'otii-e -Station. John Keefc, alia? "Johnny the Greek,"
was arrested yootentay, aad both prSmaen were taken
to PoBoe Headquarter?-, uni there rei ognlaed as ii.,;..,..
oaa pickpockets and members of the gang that was em?
ploy ed In robbtog tbe passeagers of toe Pateraea tram.
The arlaoaers were eoaamBted to toe Xtonahs to await a
a (iiilsitioii from Bew-Jeraey.
WBB. Divin, allitH Dougherty, alias " lilg Dock," _r,d
Jaaaee Maaday, alian Jasaea Smith, boa weU-kaown
plckpoebeta, were captured early yesterday in Stewart
<_ Cori.ett'H bobhy-beraa aaaaafactiiry. No. 214 Baal
Tweut.v-.util ol. Tliey wero cm ulttvd by laitlfS
Kiiandli'y.
At tin. Bases Market PoUee ?"'.urt, yeetarday, James
dart waa held i..r trial by Justlee Scott for pteklng
Denis -iiiiti,'? pocket of ti_> iu a Beeoad-ave. ear oa
Tbtuaday evealaa,
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN FRAUI)-, g
The Ifathodiat Book Coaunittoa met bbb?b
yeeterday, all the aaeabers hi lag ptiatial. The roper! of
Mr. Kilbreth, an BZperl who had been upiKiiutcd to ex?
amine the book*, was pic.? nted, coiiUrmiiig, it is said,
the charges of lraudb In the Illuding Department. The
report will not l.e made public at prenent, and probably
not until the Ueneiul ( ou.'crenrc eaaata to pass upon it.
AN AC( IDENTAIi DEATH.
ratriik Sullivan of No. :W9 Thirtl-ave., while
. uffering from fever and ague l?*t evening, took poliou
by mistake foi uiiilicluc. and died in 16 i,,.i nu ...
MBB Klli.KMAN CONVICTED.
New-Haven, ('?mu., April 26.?Mr.. ?Slier
nian wan convicted this morning-nf murder In the BBBSad
degree, and will be ssateaesd to the Htate Prison for life.
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD TARE.
neetweei Park, Friday, April _?, Bwesastakssi
ti" ', mil.' h?st_, lait 1 10 I, in 1.,.-?,? a - a..i wa.-.u.
V. ?tntt'tr. f. M?tr?r, to wa^.in. 1 1 1
il. Uace'i b. ni. To(,?r?. is banirss. 3 ? J
iim??J:1U<, _:.I6. -:._j.
Ssio? lsf-Mat-h SMS, ail? lifsts, J ia i, iu ksnifta.
I' Msnrr'a r. m. J.ntilr H. | ] j
W. Murlhtoy'i b f. ?im. 1 IrVin.'.'.'.'. i t i
Tiu.1???i., ?on, 3;U2,
TELEGRAPHIC MOTES.
...The iilaiiing mill of Hartrell, Scheiden & Co.,
It Allt-titoan, r?iin at, I,un ? I . i aloja?.
-Tlie AiiKfrian ami Hungarian Governments
... tlaritlad ?o sml J, ... ,?. u, O.? Ist?rt?_ti..ul eri.on ?>,B|r?-?.
An nil tniiti on tho Hudson Hiver Hailroad took
Ir? on the track ??"it?rili,, nn, Ur??_bu,!i, and ?u t-inmu-]. Lam.
... .Johann SI rana? leave? Vienna shortly for Ros
too, wb.ii be will evoduM turn? nt lb? _uu.il prrfurutaa?? it IS? Peac?
Jubilee.
The grist and saw mills of Cook Rrotliers, sitti
ited on Nasb'? ?'raek, r ?., Morrlsliart, Cauids. wire bant. ,?st?-iar.
l.oai. ei?.iXW; lniuraire, eAUOU. j--?-/
....The KToiit Scotch orator, the Kev. Thnmaa
R'.bfrts. ?nd Sut? I'rtur.rof th? (?no. ImxI.? nt (ioail T?m.U-i ?f
I'r-u?; itsia?. hi? 1 II rti ?.? ?.i, i ,,,,, t ...
...The Troy Ha^e Hall Cluh and tho Mansfields of
MUilleluwa. loas, (I....1 a rUn,-i.,i,al.i?. gis? a? TniT ?t?_ni?f
Score as tulluai: Truj?. lo, Maxiatelili .otbiai. Tb? w.uurn ears?- 8
ruca.
?Admiral Al.len, rommandioc the American
test, ?lilt?- the Uara.illra Ili.nrs. ?ral?r4a., ?M waa ratnrt.1 with dil
liDli.i]ab?d hnoi.ra b? lb.- mrtubtri ?I iLt Clmaber of I .u?ia,ic? t_i
aiaii? nf th? iMdui aUieaa.
....Dr.J. M. Da Costa, tho well-known medical
wntar, hs? b??a el?rl?d Ptul?.?, ?f th? Th.orr sod l*?selie? of M?dl
?in? in J?_erst.B M??1irsl i aBaf? la -MIiIiIiIIl to ill ibe i-U.? o??ds
f.,-ai bj B. daatk of Prof, .an,'! ||. UitAtoo.
....Afiro in Peona, Ill.,on Thursday, destroyetl
_". '__"?' "7 _'.',*'*"? "_"*' '" ""-'.I?, ?ml Mrilar.. t?-.,
Oti.ow. lDsnraiK-, BltASS. lb.?? w.ra ?i??i Ju.uOO i?_b?. of .?.I?
? tl,? ebtilo? owne.l t,| difftrent -juunmiuu Lima Utttt, wbicb >. b?
lieteal io b? full, lnsureai. ^^ ?
____'_?_____ 3"n"*<ft PT'"det, was shot and Inatantly
lilW I. Mei^lu. J-aierls, I,, p,. w,||lt. ??,?,? f,?,lrrl, ?f
ia?,,uniionmy. K?. ill.?*- , ,..1 mitou-, !??.?? jUBe. ?ail
_______ * .I'" "" U" ?___ __??**-? ***t ikal laam also tbr??t
ai?, i 1? m lisiueroB ?as roiau itt.iiu ?-,?,,
... James Rice of Allegheny ('itv. Penn wa
rii_S_a__r____?' S ???*?-.-? S5r ?
___?_!___.'_____ _.":p,u'? -*1**-"" husOknsmi i?IB?m
E___ _____ 7^ V"1 Tl ,h"{*' ?*?? '"' --'"i<aaaIs hi,?an#ii
rotUg^'mSp' Mt? *^***me .tu* SB
was shot
,bl 11?
rr?irn?sl U>
WASHINGTON.
THF. INDIRECT CLAIMS.
rO?ITlDN op TUR ADMINISTRATION?OPINION'S
of uunnra piti-omaimii iimiiomi Of
?'REPARATIONS FOR EI-TRIAT.
|BY Tl:i,KliRAiTI TO TUB IB-SOBS I
WaSnncnCBB, April S.o.?Tho lendiiij-. artido iu
Tiik TSinnSB, to-day, on tlio attitude of tho Ad
ininisti.Tiion in regnrd to the claims fot indirect
rtumage?, ci)ii|.led with tlio fact that it ?3 believed
liere that tlio Itritish Min.Htiy will ho llMlgStJ t?>
lay tlio ...m ?pululen.? on tho sulijtct, in?
duit;-ig Hfcretury _____.'? Lint letter to Lord
(?laiivill.i, which will nach London to-morrow
IS Suii.-iy, before I .irliajucnt, has asSSBtl coiifinlor
alile stir among thi di.iloui.-itistsof Washington, thi?
uft. rnooii and Dveniiifr*. It L.ts several ?lays bceti
stisp?-cteil that Mr. 1 ir-h would attempt to h?.vo tlio
Treaty l?y giving tho Hritisli (.ovemtneutprivat? mh
Htirancea tli.it tl.o IHifcd Htntea does not exi?cct
or i ven (!? niro that any award shall b? ?BBSs for our
indirect ________ and il lian before been (datedthat
Us la.-t letter to (J ran ville contain? d something to
IIi?h eil'eet. 1 Inn suspicion h? basa streiifffln-no.1 hy
aahaaas i-annan dropped jestcrdajr by one of ths
bout infonned diplomatist* in \Va.?i.iiigton. llo paid
flint tlio ?dmiiiir?fratioii would reci ivo a sever?-!
blew next areak than any it lin* yet maountiroi.
When asked what he lU'.ant.if. lio referred totiin?i
nati, 1m rej li?-d:
"N", though It will receive Injurie? from Cincinnati from
which it will not recover. Bat I rsfof to the British
Parliament and our claim? Ihr Indlieet ___BaaBS. Tito
i?|'l'.'?,-.i?.ii tlier.- will be sun- lo demand an explanation
of this m.itter frcm the tiiinlstry. Tho c..cu.c given tlio
last tltii? was. that It would b? improper to niulco
such explanation until an an-wcr waa lecelved
to (?niiivll!?','? noto of March _(.. That answer will bo in
their lunilla early next week, ami (,l__d?ton? and (?ran
Villa till lie unable to pat Of lbs 8?sees i"U any long. r.
K.irl Russell will, on Moii.l;:y, intiodilcy hi.? liit.tloli for
an address t?i tba (Town fur de t-uspoiisiou ot procccd
laga un th?? piirt of (ireat liritaln bef?te the Ce
nova trlbenal, until tie United Ntutcs withdraw
tl.i ii- tiaiiuH for lndirtit daataaas,aad tba Ministry, in
self-defeaae, will havateasaks peblta tba contents af
Mr. FL?tt"e) last letter. That I? tt?r will .how a most lib
Jeet ?(iiltiii. down of tin? Administration from our case,
and th? I'nlted State? will bo In such a humiliating po
riti'a-i, thiit tin) Admim-nation which placad us than
win scarcely raoover tba respect af tba pi opte."
Atint'.'ir i i'-iiilicitnt straw ir- tl.o l'-ietit declaration
of a Cabinet officer, almost in the very words said
tu bave bean a in s notary l-'ish'a __apsteh to
Minister Hehoacka Ha said that, apralrini flnr him
f? If and not as a member of ths Administration, ho
li.lii v< tl that our (?oveniint-at had taken tbe only
t ?aiiist pii.?.?il)le in pit-Mill tl ng our claiiiiri for iudin et
damages in our Case. At the same time, he hoped that
Seaward would be made aa th? in. lie iaw this, having
in vtaw aapadally the inturo laisiaalsel sarewa laad.
The United BtatOB, ho ?ntd, wa? to be the great neutral
Batios af the inline, and with our great extent of coast
ami advaatareaasae people, it eeeld i?e a ?orry day fur
us asa na'ioti when a high tribuna), like that at Geneva,
decided that a neutral nation was responsible for Indi?
rect dasBisea si-Slag tasa tba act.i of
cruisers which tkSBapa brasa h?-r shore?. T.to fc-.v
mllltaoa which a favorable award would bring us now
WOnM "... u:t dii.1 in the bi'.lai'.e when eoitip.ired With tlio
B-BtaVlasinioea which,aadarsacb a iule, we might ba
rallad apoa le pay al acme futuro time, it is believed
tliat BtheS irnii.tiers of lile Calntiet hold the satue views,
and that Secretary Slab baa aaeveyad to the British
M ?til-try tho amaraaoo that sacb ta the attitude of oi.r
(?.iVl'llll'K ill.
TTII. TARIFF HILL.
MR. FINKSLNBI lo.'r? DBPBBSS OF HIS BILL?
GSSESAL APPEAL POS I a.a'.ri.o.Mi.?.;.
t? t iai_sun__Ni so tub ebibbsm
Wa.?!I1N(?io\, A[ ill .O.?At ahoiit 3 o'clock,
i? -.?a-,, iba i n iu ii bala a a oaeaed In tba Baaas, und. r
a.'i uiraiig: nit ill tliat BOaaial speech-making, under tin)
oue hour iule, la to continue until Thursday of net
treck, abas th? MO will ba read by paragraphs, ami th<
live minuto l?KTi.s.-ii.n w IT lu ?-in. Mr. ITnkeliib'.irg led
i ft1 in s))ppori of the bill us reported fnm the Way? nuil
Mean? Committee. Ha made a apeaao which waaaoto
worthy, not only by reason of his pealtlea on the Con.
luittce, and tho largo ?hare ? o hits had m ?raining the
lull, but Bisa lor its clciuti: ?1 of statement, lie took
the ground that tnerc ta a larga BBrgiS
iii the pn.?-ni t.inlf duties, over and alxive protection,
and that this can be reduced without maklu-* it noces?
Miry to BO inlo any ttgCBaalOB upon the abstract limi?
tions of protection and free trade. Many of the present
dunes were, he said, raised during the war to compen?
sate manufacturers for the internal levonoo tasca, all
of Which had since been repealed without uny corre?
sponding luodi.ii .itioiis in tho tai in. Tba coat of pro
uuctii.n atssast aieaafactared article? in thssaoaatry
hau great!] dlmlatahed siaec tba war, while the cost in
Europe had Im-iii. on.tuiitly rising, tba eili.t oi ing tho
ht? a?!> widening of the margin of protection. Prices,
he said, of many artille? were complete y under
the control of munufa'tuicr?, who advanced Uu-Ir ratet
to correspond with every advantojin Eun.pe. Thus, pig
iron had gone up 50 poi BOBl in Girat Britain, and had
been correspondingly advanced In this country, although
tin?. ast "f pfi'iiu? ?tag it in re liad : teadlly lacrea aad. no
claimed that tba war unties had begun to cripple Impor?
tun t industries* they liad ??riven laiiiicl? lo Cai.aU.t to
engage in tin- export truno to .'-???.Mi America and
Europe. Lamber dealers, ?abo wished to eaeage In ex?
porting, were also obliged to go lo the llntiali provir ?.??.
Ti?e salt iiuty huti deatroyod tito export traae ; ?nips
went lo ?"it. John? to be copper-bottomed, iltth.t-d that
nil tho protected ladaatrtos amounted to but 10 js-r cent
of the total production el tho country, and that as all
i X|?orled ail Icbr. could gel no possible bei.etlt Irom DSO
tiction, the UaitadStates wa? preaaatli-g tba (pectuole
of a great nation whoso export trade nad largely d_
eraaaad.
Mr. Finkeliibnrg discussed tho principal feature? of tho
bill, stating that ltn object wua to efficl rodu<-tlou? upiiu
the great ?tapies ?at consumption. Oteat r.-ii.-r could he
?rain? d with ..mall reduction? in revenue. The ?20,(?.0,ouo
ei i.tIu? i "ii pi - )?"?? 'i ''J un' hill on the BftielOB of cot?
ton.?, w.'oieus, ?. atli-r. copper, ?alt, ami iroi., w.nii.l .aye
from irir-COr-Sa to |r(0,i"Xi.IJOU to the jh ople. Tins It dllc
tlon would operate on the Surg?a of probt?, and would
still leave ample protection, lie -i.nl that a duty which
weut bay-Bd protection was a bounty lo uiauufucureis.
ll.- dteOBatad the present wooleu tuiifl", which
be dial a.Tel I ted a? the most odious iu the
whole schedule, lio ovliil.ltt-.l sacipies of inixe.l
cotton and woolen goods, win. Ii, be (-aid, paid
?roui 100 to 'Jin per cut duty, and said that ?omo
kinds of blanket? were taxed M) .?cr cent. Tho turitT
wus proiioriiouuU-ly higher on cheap cloth?, such as uto
Wora by the poor. Ten per i?nt of lue present duties ou
uiiol.-ii? had Leen given as compensation for internal
menue taxes, which had ull been taken off. Referring
t.. iron. Mr. FiiikeltiburK Mil that pricea bed uearly
doubled Of late, owing to i??? fact that deuiund tlistanc.-d
supply. Sud that no coiupe.titloii existe?!, BXCOpt
lu t ween tUose win? wanted to buy. lTg iron had ad
vuui-i-d from 1-5 lo 150 per tun, und tho turnare? of tlio
country had order? lor ? it Tit nionth? ahead. Tin?
iuruace-meu were making pigs of gald Ml Of their Piga
of iron. He discussed tli? effect of the tana upon
wag??. The coat of labor, lie ?aid, rarely exceeded 25
per centof the coat of manufactured products. It was
from IS to 20 i"'i cent of tho cost of pig iron, 15 ol wn.,1
ens, 25 ot cotton?, s of palier, und in uiuktng plug tobacco
the labor eost leu* than the licorice used a? ?woetening.
lio claimed thut where the lalmr re?|iiiied In produce au
art leb' ?'OHt but 20 per cent <?r it? value, a Uuty o? 25 jier
cent on tho whol?? value of the article attoi?lrd a prelec?
tion of I?- per cent to tho luhor employed. laaoSBS
caaes labor hud, he ?aid, protection to tin- umuiuii of too
isur oeut.
He called upon all ?idea of the Houao to ?tipp, rt tho
1,111- -tbe Free-Trade 1)<-uiocrut?, lici-aus? they could get
nothing belter; tbe Protectionist?, because it lin-y nul
not consent to reaaonablo reductlou?, a reacilou uilgbt
come aud sweep all protectlou away, ami Kepublicuu?
generally. iHicauso tho people would hold them reapon-i
lib" )f they did not relit ve the country from some of tbe
unnecessary burden? ol taxation. Mr. ltobcru of N?-w
York speak* to-monow from the point of view o? IT??
tectiou. _
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CANTAL.
l'ASSAdK OF THE IlOUARD IlEMDl.lTION IN THE
IlurSE?THE AI?.I()l HNMKNT (.1 KMTION?THE
l'A? IFIC RAILROAD TBOl'ULE?I'ROPOSEU EX?
PANSION OF THE rililitMT.
|11T TtLKlaKAPH TO TUB fBISUSSI
Wabhimuton, Fiiday, April 28, IST).
Tb* Hoiiiird r?solution was passed hy the Hou??*, to?
day, a? amended by Mr. langlmm, after an hour'* addl
tlonal debate. Tho vote waa 113 to 45. The tetoltitlon
recite?, aa tbe opinion of tbe House, that tho President
?iiiiiilil demand Dr. llouard'a uiicoiulition.il rcleaae and
tbe re?toration of hi? property, hut there la a saving
clause to the effect that thi* la not to be don? unless th?
Eiecutive Department la ?atMled that Dr. Houurd baa
not been properly tried aud convicted for an ?Ben*?
agaliitt the Npanutb law?, In accordance with the Treaty
o? 17W.
Tbe ailjonmment question, which haa been ?uipcudln*;
for a week pant, was precipitated upon the Hous-to-d?
by Mr. Dickey, who Introduced a resolution for final ?
Inurnment on th? 29th of May. A running ?lehnte of
hour ensued, ninld general confusion. Most of the Chi
m? n of IkS leading Committees, ______Bg?_-_-Bs, Daw
QaiBsld, Famsworth, Coburu, and ?Shanks, affBSSd 1
resolution, and said that the publie business would i
admit of the fixing of so early a date. Mr. Dickey si
that the sooner Congressmen went home, the more I
BSeesS would bless them. Mr. KeBey dee'ar
that if Congress ailjounied without reducing taxatli
It would bu the .'eatI. km 11 of tita 11. publican par
Mr. Dawea trod to impress upon the Boaae the I
portaaeeof taking time i noiigh to paaa th? TariB h
and .Mr. ?.. n?-id ?ant that there waa wert eaoagh si
reiaaii iii: on the Appropriation bill? to take the greal
uart oi S ui i ni h ; while Mr. Cobui D K iniiid? >1 the Hot
Hi.: tin? business ot ?'. ogress was not alone to p.
Tarif 11..I Appropriation mils, ami that there waa
yii tu deal of ..'lui- Important legislation undispotM d
The :. m 'ill'en Was Ba?il) '?eat.'it lv Y.iis, Bj N-i?r, 1
it won i? i have beea can n-d it Mr. Dtekey had p
to a role, w lu ..ui allowing its opponent? to aasaU it. I
will try It ,ic:iin on Monday next, ui.il Is coiili.lt ut of si
c< e'.lng.
Tlie C<mfercnce Comrnlftoe on the LfB?lattvS App
pilation bill made Its second report this morning, a
the report wiiH Bgieei to bv both Ileuses. Tli?" Yeas n
Nays were called In the Senate, but only 12, lid by A
Carpenter, votid against it. Mi. Carpenter's eppialtl
was not because n?:w legislation was now leit In the lu
but besases it ?tin eontataed an appropriation tocar
out the civil servie? ref. rm rala?,aad heeaasa it d
not provide for lncrrabing tho salaries of Iht Unit
State? District Judges. Hi.? reasons for voting " n.
were probably id? ntlcal with those of the other fc. uat.
who voted In the same way. The DsBeteBCy Appropr
t...ii lull, Lcltig the BBlalShed buslnc*- ill ti.C Bl i iiti ,'v
taken up again to-?lay, having been reported from ti
Coinitiittei) of the V.'i'iole to tho Suiate. Co
sldi rabio d. bate took placo on a BBStion
tho bill ordering the pay meut to uieclianl
in the Bprtngfleld Anaory and otter nation
workahopa, the amount by winch their pay waa reduc
iiy o?d? r of the _?-i leiaiy ol War, when i_e Eight-Hot
laa tu??t went into elteit. Tins section had been ?
uttii iiiie.l in me iiouM?. ?oui Senate i> tboai oppe ed
tie i-.igiit-Hour law aa to rnUrely defeat .t- purposi
but, aii.-v several votes, the Senate got it lato im
shape that U the Conference Commltte-s u-t. it alon
the laborer?, whoso pay was reduced will get the reli
th.-y a.-k. TI.e .Merrill amendment, which was agreed i
in i oiniiiitiei: oi the Whole, yesterday, was defeat? d i
day, by a vote of is to 2S. Mr. Predughuyaen, a ho voh
in tue m gat ui-, moved before adiottrnment toreconside
and tlie uuestion will ?gain b? before the Beaah t
m.,now. The only other amendment on which deba
occur.cd ?.vas OHe otliied bJ Mr. .tcvciibon of K. -ntlii k
appropriating |8M,00S to i? .mom-o bis State ti
moneys _ jn-itt in ainilug, equipping und aupportit
Mate militia wboaa servie. ? aere required by the Unit?
States during and uiiiin.liat.iy after the war. It mu
b?- r?met.ib? i d that 'in: claim of Ki util? ky for this oil
was favorably penad upon by tbe War Department an
by the aooouutiug officer? ol the Treasury bepartmen
lust June, an i tint a warrant for the payment ol u
money was drawn; Udawarraal Secretory BoutweRr
i io sign, uud the State went to the Supreme Cou
i"i s uni mi,? mu.? directing the .????( retary ot the Treaaut
to siga tbe warrants? Tie case was argued during tl
pust Winter, and the Court decided that Ibeeecretai
i? ui .t right io withhold hi? Signatur? from any warm
ui,, never he hud reason.", which <?? emed to him auffielen
Aii.-r Mr. Stevenson hud explained bis amant?neut, au
Binds an aiguiiHiit in its favor, Mr. Bawyi
> Bend a auhetitute directing tbe upiiointiaei
or a commission to examine the claims <
the State of kei.tu. ky, and to nport how muili was du
for sendees rendered before the 1st of Mar, i .w, ?
Which time the w.ir is held to have closed. Mr. Btevei
ton objected, on tbe ground that many of tin se tioo.
Wile iu 111?: service ol the United BtataS uiter tu.it tun.
and read a letter Irom (?en. l'ami? r of Illinois, Bayln
tii.it. ti.e ti, ( i a nail neen under hi.? command _nd tit..
ti.ey v.. re absolutely neoeseary to preeerve arder aad t
p: i-i i .if United States trom bamts of guerrillas, ?..
i.ic B?teudment and substitute wire u_.il?y laid upon t_
labl >.
The ?imats PBcIls Railroad Committee lias decided t
prepare a bill retiairiag lbs (Jalon FaciBc Railroad t
1.1 it.'Kansas Pactfl? (Right f.*oui Cheyenne to Ogdel
al tin- i-.uiic piaportiaaatS rate.? which it charges fi.r it
awathrough freight from Oaaaba to Ondea,or, la ral
r?d language, to " pro rule" irom Ch? yenue to Ogd.
with the Kanes? l'a? lile Road. The bill will, howevai
i.iiow the Union I'acillc to make the ordinary ullotv.inc
for heavy grades, &c; that is, to add to tLc true length c
the road, in computing rates of freight, one mile f<j
ever) M ? tel oi change of eh ration .t? shown i>y tbe pn
ii.. ui i m: road. Tins has bei h a \.i > bitter ooatrovcn
i. ... i a iin.?. two ii.ai!.-, and the I omunttee und it ver;
,1 11, 1.1, ii II.?>i:f a bill Vi Uli: Ii, Willie II si....i gtTO tl.
i. uedreUef tu tue Kansas l'aeiue iioart, and preven
i...... ; du.i-rimiuatii.il against bt. Lo?is and other eitle
m ai- lie ti im,mis, wlB alea give to tue Uaton Pacts
i?, ...i lia just proportion of In ighf. Tbe Bsnisa Pacifl
people claim lhartneir toed, oy the act ?f lacorpon
non, was uiii'i? a in'.m.i of the Union Pacific, bu
Hi,a as Hit: latter rond charges local rates of treigbl I?.
(j.is a. uven .i to tiiem at Cheyenne, or brought froi
? aliiornia to CbeyeBU for un? lMiut mi tho Kan-.i
l'.ii-itlt', Un.' bo si -OSS of the Kansas 1'uclHc is ruiue.
i no lull, to ins tan, It is held by the counsel of ti:
Kalis.? pat.lie, M lu:?' It Should allow tile Usual compensa
tioii di lue bouvier gradea west of Cbeveaae, a_ou_
ai o im i.ni any farther extra charge? for Increased cos
of cousu in tinii, it ., sun o luos? aro ail in
tlii'lcd lu the all,'Watice of a nulo tor etery 2
feet ot grade, ana because, il fHither ???:;.
ehargeawenaBowed?tbe Uuwa Pacifl? tout-, on
ous pretexts, put up tbe rate? as high as tie i... ..i ran
i.ow are. on the other baud, the Union PuciBcCosi
pan) ptotc ail...- ii ii?-y ate obliged to " pro rat?" will
o.i i\... . im i".e on tnrwugh freight, ou tue basisu
tuii.uiiii i..t -, ii,i i oiiL'iit i.oi to be required todlscnu
m..te ucai..?t in. ui-.-it- s by "prorating" the loca
lui, hl ?.I lie K.iii.-as racine, foi w inch it gets loca
rates,on the basis of tniougu ratee, on account o
in. i-c milieu i ne?, ii t.s doubtiui if the Boaato CoBimltte.
gel lia Uni into . ii.. ai ii ? ) simpe lor paehagu lin.s sen
SMB.
Mr. Mi rrlam of Vew-Tssk will introduce, on Mond.iv
a lull to Uliect the Secretary of the Treasury to call li
hII the outstanding three per cent SBS?flsatSS and issu?
legal-tet.iler notes in their stead. The volume of th.
three p< r edits uow outstanding i., about $14,i 00,000. Mr
Mcnlain's lull Woald be a m? usure of expansion to thai
extent, aadthla is what he lateada it to be. u? n. i.i.
tiiat there is now a acurciiy of cuireiicy in tho country
au.l Uiat, unless tho ?ioverumeut luii.i-ln ? roller, i
fiieai Stringency Wlfl be fett by ucit Fall, one ol tin
clilei causee ... i'i.g the Chicago lire.
Fernundo Wood addressed the Iloiife Comniifteo or
Banking aud Currency, to-day, in support of his bill
authorizing the Bei in tary ef the Treasury to make loane
tt sein sad gn ?abarte, to the ssssantat ttMMylMt on
pledge of Halted States bonds, the object of the bil
being to prevent tin: pes.-.lulny of sj.ecu.alors treat 11)q
an arttfletal Btringeney in th- money market by tempora?
rily n-liriug litige volumes of currency. 11 was objected,
by mi n.i.i i s of the Comiuittie, that the bill would efle.t
an eZpBBaloB to tho extent of the whole an.mint of gold
and currency authorized to be loaned, because it would
Slid Just that much to tho uvallnble bo?!y of theeiicu
luting uieiiiiiin. It was further objected, that the uiean
uie would not aei ompllsh the object deugued, ami that
tin- entire amount to .-? loaned would be taken up lu a
lew o.i. s, if than shouid be any scarcity of cum-ucy iu
the ii,an.it.
Mr. Cornett has taken every opportunity which has
ottered Itself lor several days to ask the beuate to take
up and p.o s a bill dcclarlug persons boru lu ,hat part of
Oregon lyiug between the Columbia River aud the fotli
parallel of latitude, previous to the filial establishment
of the line between the United States ond Rntish Coluni
biii, to ne Auieileiiii citizens. It seems t?at the United
blutes Dihtilet Court lor that Distil? t has decreed that
pe? sous born m this territory, the Jurisdiction of which
was sa long la iii.-pute, ara not Auiencan elBseaa. Mr.
? it... a? bill has n..-t with siroiig opiKisitiou Iu tho
beuule li'oui such lawyers as Mr. Tliurman and Mr. Caa
n iii, w im un i -n w linn g l'.i any soi li declaratory aet to
auiult that the United elates ever had a doubt that it
owned tlam strip of country, and these gentlemen have,
therefore, umioruiiy ebjeeied to the ooaaldiration of tu?
bul. Mr. Corbett attempted to call it up during the
morning hour to -day,but Mr. Ca-Seily internos?'?! his veto.
About 0 o'clock tins evening, Mr. Oaeseriy and Mr. Thur
iiiu both being absent, Mr. Corbett, moved il as uu
amendment to the D? lleieucy bill, theu l? iiiling, aad
iiiicei ded lu gelling It adoplod.
Tue ? .oat Island bill is likely to meet with strong oppo?
sition in tin. .-. i.atf. If Mr. Cole's action to-day in object?
ing to a BSSSad reudiug can be taken a? nn indication.
Ihe amount of business already on the Senate calendar
is so float that there will probably lie little chanco for
the passage of any privat?- bill like this, which will causo
a long debate, especially if Congres? should utljouru be?
f?lo tue lal of July.
Two officer, ot the army are still Illegally performing
the fituctlous of civil ot!leers at th?' 1 hit?" House, not?
withstanding It Is a week since attention was called to
tho law of 1U70 forblddiug this.
The Clayton Investigating Committee Is holding dally
le- -Ion -, and has tuken an Immense mass or testimony.
Ouo reason why It has uot SSfSltSfl hSfSBB is that very
mm hot (he t?:stlinouy tukeu has been Irrelevant. The
i oiii'iilt'i'i? ha- no.v adopted a rule tn.it tho coitus, 1 lu
troduclng wltnSSBSS must state boforehaii?! what he pro
is. ?is to prove. ..no.-of Ui.? most .1 imaging testituouy
xgftiuNi Clayton has Im.u given yesterday an?! to-day, and
tt is .?aid ttiat if the alii giiiio us. il Un m- last WttB-MOeeaiB
siistiiineil. Clayton will eltlioi have to resign or be ei
)K-ilcd from the Senate.
The tenate Committee on Patcuts did not have a
.pi?,re m at Its last m? ?ling, and then fore has come to no
ilc-cisiou on the (indication of Wilson, for anexteuBlou of
tho Wheeler aud Wilson patent. No application bet?r?
tho Committee this sea-Inn has brought to Con?
gress half so SBSai NSBSSBBsBBSSS as this, and
every day a fm.li flood of them I* poitrnl tu
upou tli? Comniiiittee. Th? in.inorlulisis geu
really s?t forth that if this r?t?'lit Is allowed to ?xplr?,
tli.? prie.? of sowingiiiachiiie? will l?e reduc??! one-half,
and in MlpiKirt of ilus assertion say, thut the Wheeler
ami ? i.?in, ( iiuii'.iuy lead to Bngland mid .?li Uien*. lor
t-iuor ti.i, i.'?.-?aun? iii..il?iiie of w:inii the lineo iu Ulis
country la |6A.
ALBANY.
llci?t-ativi: ri.ccr.i.ni...;.,.
PROPOSED IMITA?TIMI NT OF THE Ci)!'Rri1*
?IDDOXS?PIOSAM.I Vi.ro 01 Till CHASTES
? MORE IM.IMI.VIi JOBS? NEW lil.Al.D laF
kmm?hatkjn.
[t-BOB tub BBSCLAa OOBSn POSBSST OP Tilt: TSSSpi 1
Albany, April 20.?Tli(! A .scinhly was con?
?iderahly agitated, this mortiitir., a_B? tho f|U(?tion "f
the Impsa Ittiuiitof tho Saw-TSSB Judge?. Mr. I'miko
called up hla resolution to con. ludo the leyTa'ati1??1 I
M -.as far as BeaaMSk. try tba .c.'li last?, Bad llrat tho
HOBBS then niter iip?.u ?? psei eesNl '* for SBpOSi binent, '
and moved to amend by striking out the Mth and In?? ?'?
lug May 1 instead, which was carried. Mr. Al-oid m* ?
n.ov. .1 to aim ml I.v makiiii, liio rsoalattOB rcul -?Impl/
thai the Milajei t should be made tde i ?>? i i.,l oui? r f t
that day, Which BB8 carrh??!. but iii.u.'-.l.a'.ci. after I . !
on the table, on n...ti..u of Mr. I'i ,ik a, Mr. Pie.'.in tl., i
movoil ?.. roioti-lder th.- sala by which Mr. A
amaadiaaat wat adapted, whlah sraa aatitadtaad i i
SSSSSSBM :it WU net. Mr. llu-ted tiirn t.. .k I...
at tba r..|i I si ? f tl. ? Bp? a'cr, w ho BBBSS a BSStlOB lore?
C( holder the voto by which Alton!'? ?niendi ? ? w it
lost. A ?In it but earn, ?t debate et.-ucl . .
which the iBCBIaf and BfrSBIS Alvoid, I'r. :??<-, Nib-,
V? il'l? r, nti'l Ti'dt u ?ook parr, w.tl? inui !i BKdH t< : ?
sslvce. Tbetsre femur esjeeted to the leeatatiaa ?f
Mr. PrmcOi abb fly bacana? sa report of the j:.
Committee has ?at in <-n | r? .-a Bted, and pro? ? diagB fi r
Imj.c.K hiij-ut eatiti t ta-ci.?end upon until a rBBSBI B*VS
been made on which they . an tic t.a . 1. Mr. PriBOB ci.
t? ml. .1 that the r?solution wa? drawn according to pi?
eedeaj), Da allBdadtetba paoosc-Maga in Ott ?
1?.'.) for er.i;llri.nit ion, and sh(.wed that in tint < .?*?o prc
clsi ly the s:ni;e ; _S_|__ w a - talnti a? 1? pi? ?a?, i .1 la thi?,
sad thsl lbs Ifoiias atst ob alth tba arllasiy la I
business, in tl"- Intei vela ot action on the in pi i
faraboattbraemoaths. He tkoogbtttwao wi:nin tn.?
die latloa of the Baaaa le proceed warn su?':i ba nute*
not, s? they ?eo lit. The words, "p..?
for lBBpee.hB.8av.,' did not si'-iilfy that ar?
tielcs o? taBBOS-hSMBti an- to be sttraratea. ?i
Bibesalsa, bat ?imply that procecdlBga in
relat.oii to that ?utject hli..nid bo entered uu* n ; and a?
to the pay of nicnili. rs, tbel l'c?:..n with the entraiu-i
upon such .rocecdin;;?. Mr. Nil.-.? and tlio of....
lier? or the Committee BBpf itad th?*- vt< w- - \ I
that Mr. Tilden went further and raid It was his i ,
and that ot certain imlBtlBt jSB-StB, that the pre-, nt il -
cussiiaii ami tho la s aal iga i loa af lha casaastttcewaata
proceediiit's for hnpc:.( .merit, and that eons? ?pi? titly
th.- pay WU duo Iroiu tba expiration of tho BBBdacd
Beys at ths regular assaaaa. Wbaa the ttaeaaiBBa b?
Haiti .t( .1, the Bpcaber'a motion wa? lost, th S H? BBS BBS.
taining the Coiiimiltt o. Mi. I'i lui.-' -, r?solu'.jn, tiler? ?
life, remains unaltered, and the Assembly w ill. on the
1st dav of May, enter upon th,??o important piecaedifl -'?
tow.tril.wtiii h the pab'.ic have beOBBOBBBjaad arUieiH t
looking, and the report of the Committee may I?-?.
poetad on that day wirh c?iual ceit.iaty. That eurli )? ?
pert will be condemnatory of the JadgOS, Ibsa
listened to the debate to-day do not doubt, ni ?pit?' ??t t.. i
caution exhibited by such _BS_BSSSS of the Co.-itn.:t< ? ...4
took part therein.
Tba ?ruction of peytag tho principal and interest el
the Canal bond? In inui was ?etlled tli.? mo.-i.-.n.-, ??) far
at least us the BcaeSs L-concerned. The motion tosinik**
out tbe com aleases waa daft alad hy the iorlaiea ?ot?
of 9 to 17. and the bill paSBfd as it was r< ported In.rn tin?
Canal Committee. Tba following naairrt voted la favor
of payment in greenback?: Messrs. Benedict, I'owcn.
< Tiatli.Td, Dickinson, Graham, l'aimer, D. P. Wood, and
Woouiu.
Mr. liowen, from the Committee on Printing, re part? ?1
a resolution authorizing tho publication, at the aapsBM
of tlie State, of three lurge octavo volume?, babagIbS
transaition.'", respectively, of tho Allopathic, Home??
patiiic, and Eclectic Medical las lotie?. The foliowlii-)
? d?inu is provided for : Ten copies for each tm niter
cflker, and reporter of tho LegUIatuu-; 5,1? (
of the allopathic transaction? to bo bnndeil .... t
to their sock ty; 500 of t.To allopathic transact i"iis ai,<:
2,1X0 homeopathic tnasactk us ;?) be given to the BBSb ft
Sktheas .ipa:iilst.J. and 2,000 eclectic ti.ins.icti()us lor di
(Tibet (OB amollir lit?* t ei,,?! ir (ioetom. Tiienu book? an- in
ba li.ii.'l-oinely bouu.l in blu k cloth atid profils? ,v
Illustrated with steel platea, colored lltbagtaabi.?
wto?:? at?, it im? I'-eu ti.e custom for some years ps i
todo thi* soit of ? .n.?: m ??? at ti.e expen eel Iba lax*fBj
ers, and Weed, t ,.i ?. ? ?*.? t o. have reaped a riel Barveal
for doing the bthograpidng aud extra wo:?. Tba rea??
lutton bas already p.iared tna Assembly? larthasee*
eut it lo-? on tl.i.? tal?le ??t i!:?- ."?? n.ite. It sapeare ?TOM
the \? el.? : ? In tlie Cotatn Her'? I'llleO Ilia' (In- t *t"-n?r
to the Stats oi Uii* 1res priai mir lor the awdical an i? ?
sii.it i*from fSS_0uB to ?4o,iiaoa year, 'Hie piiyaicuiii
w ?m. il don i> in -.?.i r-et a hi.i.cr va Tie mi tbcaa l.txlk? if
they paid for ilici.toii! of i in.r own peaBBtS.
The ?' r...:o rjeBUBlt.ec c-a Cirauaeraeand Savlgatlea
r. \ :!?'.t the Aaaeml I? blUeieallSBJS new Beard af ?Osa?
mi iiver? of i: ..i.r-a ;?>:i. T.:e following ara ths bombs
now in the l"ll: Hugh (?ar.lner, 0SS8JBJB Htar. Will?
Wallach, Wlaset il -Vaasiaa. Al__zs_aa?f n Harvi
Andrew W. I-cggutt and William vmtmWat?, Th? Presi
ib nt of tin* (_<"rui m Euiiaratioa Society and tba i'r
dent af the Irish Emigration Society are ai?o tarn art?
itoaara ex i iiicio. Tbe term of ofllee of the Comml?
sioners i? Im-.l ut Ove years. Tho t o-.iUillt.-e on I'tiii.
reported favorably tbe Assembly bill to asevide for tl.?
holding of a Charter Eicctiaa la New/ Tore, eeaaaraaflas
Judaea Bedatrlck and (nrti? of the BeperitM CaartU
appoint two couiuils-uner? of (-???tioiie, wi'.ii power id
aiiimiiit InapeOtorBi etc., aud bupi rtiao tile holdiua oi
electious.
Mr. Madien lutroduocd s concurrent resuhiilon, |m-i>
posingBBaasSBa-BOat to the ConstlDltion of the t*:.tti>,
to make Artillo VIL Section 8, road a* follow?: "Tli?
Iaos-islaturo may sell, lease, or otherwise disjit'sc of any
of the canals of tho Stale, except the Erie. Chainplaiia.
i .?w.g.i, Cayiiga, and .Si-neca, wbicli ?ii.tll r< tu.ti.i lia?
projrt-rty o? lac Ht.to f??n-ver aad under ?a saaaage*
meut." Tbe resolution was referred te the manantes
on i anal?. There seems to be no good reason wny ton
Legislature ?boni?! adopt it.
The bill (or sinking the track? of the liai 1 ni R .n. <|
and providing asSBBS for the safe crosslnr-of Fourtii in .
was reported by Senator Madden, on!?tad to tbe punt? t,
ami made a ?peciul order for next Tuesday eveoin.-.
Among tho bills paased by the BaSBBta were: Thai pro?
viding for an extension of the Dry Dock Railro.nl, i??u
m-cting the Christopher si. f.-rrv and the (ernes at th?
loot ol (?rand-si. ami Last Tenth ?t.; Ine Albany poli u.-il
bill to transfer the iip|H'lii!in_- power from the Mayor to
thi- Board of Aldermen, und that niaklag die day of th?
Ci -lierai .""TntO election a public holiday. Mr. TT1.I. . ?
Over aad Terminer bill, providing that Court? ?>f Oy.-r
and Termlaer ?hull be held b] Justices not elect?-.! where
the courts uio held, vas It?peeled, und by uiianlniou?
consent, on motion of Mr. Lobertson, orderml to i? ooii
reading.
In the Senate, this evening, th?1 Loo..! Prohibition bill
was again dragged through C:e Couimitler of t!ie Who'e.
Thi? bill is dead, and it would lie mare decorous B8 let t
rest undislurbed. The Assembly bill to provide for th?
holding of the New-Ytrk Charter tltctiou lias IBSBBd
both Houses, with an aiuendment fixing the BBS of Mat?
as the ?lay lor the election. The BppsrtteMaeel udl
was ordered to a third reading without amendment. Tim
bill foibitlding the employment of children under 15 year?
In fHctorb?, unless said children ?ball attend ?eux.I al
least tan e month? in the year, was defeated.
ll l? now pretty generally conceded that Uov, Hoir*
man will veto the Committee of St-veut)'s charier. Ha
will not act upon It this week, but it i? reporte?! on good
ikiiihiuity that ho wall either sign or veto early next
Week,
The bill? providing for the appointment of Comint*
s:ons of ( !iai.t;es and Correction und Eins.- forth?
City of Brooklyn, pussed tho Assembly this morning,
and were sent to th? Kennte, and wen* then" I0BJ0SBB8]
from tbe Committee on ?Titles thi? afttrrmi.ui. nud. on
motion of Senator Perry, put u.i their tmal piwuta..)
to -night, i;oiug through both House? by a atricl par. y
vote.
Mr. Prince of tho A)?*emli!y Judiciary Coin
mittee, ha? rt<|K>rted tbe bill fixing tbe rate
of c.'tiip. iisafa'ti .?] County Judge* and f a i ru?
gate? In th? different eountio? of the r-tata
Thi? aud the Apportionment bill wa* made th. ?i?-, ul
order for Monday evening. The proposed amen?Imeut lo
Art. VI. ?f ib? l'oiistituiion, extending the term of th?
Coiuiiilsslouer? of Appeal? two yes rs. and aii(i.i?rizlug
the Court of Appeal? to tran.fer to tlteut not exceetlmg
loocuuses from it? own calendar, passed the House ths
morning. The i_ut-?ttoii inn.?', of course, be submitted to
the people.
In the Arseml.lv, thi? evening, the bill fur the more
effectual punishment of fraud and peculation if publie
money? or property wa? favorably n-porteit from th?
sub-Cnuitnitti'c i.f tue Whole, and met with Instant and
urgent ?ppoaltlou from the Tammany remiiant who do
not want any additional or more cffe.-fual remedies
auainst public wronir?. or any puuUhnieiit for tbe Tan.
u...m ci im.nal? already ??? l? ? t? ?I. ?Mr. Moacley nioveil
tliat it be referred to the ( ...i.ii.nt. <? ot th* Waole, but
the motion wa? lost, and the bill goe? lu It? ortler to a
third leadtae Tin? kaeaael tboete which i?saarbed aj th?
i?i i'?? i ? lordesti'iiciion. Th? bitlto make provision lor tho
local go.eiuincut of th? City sud Con uty of New-Y?rk
was I'.illi ,1 up li\ Mr. Twottibly, who moved to aim ml i.v
?hiking out tbe ?th aud ?lb set tloti?, which refer to tl...
settlement of ?Taillis aguinrt the cllv or count) i.i.ituriii?.
ou t.f lu-fer?- Jiiuii.ii v la-1. ami Miiiliorliuig ?? l???.?i?J. . r
Audit of such t Ulms a? ..r? It? t ?.it,?taclia i!-. ?. (ii. ,| it.
tli? Coiitiolbr. Tbe motion was ??tried, ami _k__ i?u
paosad by a VOte ol Tl to 3, Altkeu ami Boebe !.. u?.
italf?, voting in tbe uegatn?. The bin now ..uiiit? u?
tln- **.? i ?ate.

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