The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09
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By the Atlantic cable have news report dated 70
the slh Of January.
England IL is said, will officially offer 10 the govern
meat in Washington to submit tine Alabama claims TO
arbitration f
The now German Parliament win be elected on tho
18th Of February,
It IL said that The French squadron s to retire from
the Corea wiihou, success
nv special mail telegram &c have oopy OF the
London Times special report Of the OF the yacht
Henrietta across The Atlantic The log. which pub.
lish. contains matter Of exciting interest
Our correspondent, Dublin states thai the Feniau
revolution romance" almost entirely dispated on
eccmber 20
Count Bismarck delivered very able speech In the
russian Legislative Chamber in which he frankly
he Why Prussia concluded the peace with Aus
ria The address h Of great interes; embodying that
a,esman's opinion Of the future relations between
france AMI Prussia He thinks that France has gained
by exclusion Of Austria from Germany, and that
Napoleon and his cabinet win the most friendly
relations with enlarged Prussia
The Jondi Of t. Petersburg, denial Of reports to
the contrary, proclams that the 'good understanding
existing between Russia and Austria has not been dis
turbed.
From Paris are specially informed that the report
Of the speeches nterchangsd between General Dix and
Napoleon produced very pleasing effect tho public
mind
Baron RicasoI Premier OF Italy. writes n i'm
portsnt letter tn, subject o. the position OF the
excd bishops Of tho Catholic Church. and their status
the State after return The Baron extois the
plan OF freedom OF worship guaranteed in tho United
States a model for the Catholic OF free Italy
uonsos closed a, 90k for money london yesterday.
United States hve-tyenties were at 7:sl
In the Liverpool cotton market middins uplands
- with nt,ot Eot pvan
stu rs quiet
Iu the Sonaie YESTERDAY resolutions appropyiat ing
$4,000 for tar expenses Of the Ro,rcnchmcnt Com
mittee and askng the President violation OF the
Civn Rights bill had come TO his knowledge, aud what
steps had been taken 10 punish the offenders,
passed Ths biz passed by the Senate January, 1896,
and amended by both Houses afterwards. in
relation 20 the appointment OF pension agents,
called up. and in explaining the objects
OF the bill Mr. Lane said one OF them was
for the purpose oC turning out Of the Presidents
sppointees The morning hour expired pending ia
sidctation and II sen, until to-day bill for tho
payment OF the capors Of Jea Davis the
the Introduced last session. referred 10 the
Finance Committee. The bill TO admit Nebraska
thcn taken up Daring the debate upon Mr.. crcsswe
OF Maryland IN his remarks, announced himself q
CIV convert % the suffrage clause. The Senate
djourned vrhon' taking action upon the b. amend.
ients hui Wi. an under landing that vote should be
,ken to-aay.
In the Hoasc. Mr. Yiblacs moved an adjournment In
onoc of ia. day. bu. Dr. Ashley sad "ihat played
ut" eud The motion was r ,ectsd MIR Lynch offered
resolution booking 70 allowing . drawback all duties
and iaxcs upon articles used for the construction OF
steam and saling vessels The District Suffrage bill was
received from the senate and the Presidents
read. The bill passed oger the Presi.
dents objections by yeas lis, nays IS. The Speaker
then declared that tho bill had become . law.
Mr.. Kasson's resolution, defining the intcnts and
purposes Of thu anti-s.avery constitutional amend
ment was modified 90 as to make q bill
applying to the sale Of negroes into slavery and
passed by iie nays "a Nine democratic members
voted in favor Of its passage Tho report Of the CON-
mittcc on selecting site for the New York Post once
was presented. II recommends 40 appropriations OF
$4,000 600 for tho erection OF building Mr. Broomall
addressed the House the reconruction question In
which no said that Il members willing 10 sit AZ
representatives with gamblers md biacklevs they ought
10 have objection TO sitting with negro members
rbs House after adjourned
THE LEGISLATURE.
10 the Senate yesterday notices wee given OF n.cn
lion 70 Introduce bills TO repeal the exemping men,
bes Of the National Guard from to tho extent
Of $500 70 incorporate tho samari,ans Home for the
Aged Of New York city 10 create Department OF Pub
Inc Charities and Corrections 10 Kings county aud 10
amend the Excise law BY exemptng lager becr, and
axing . later hour than twelve o'clock for closing
barrooms on saturday nights The Senate was engaged
IN the afternoon hearing evidence In the case OF
Judge Smith. Of Oneida and then adjourned
In the Assembly the Speaker announced the standing
committees and several minor appointments Notices
we're given u Intention INTRODUCES bills 10 construct
railroads In rwsstyAbird aEsa ssd Other streets and
ysnues Of New York. and 70 increase the salaries Of the