The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

New York. Saturday. january 10. 1907.
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EUROPE.
by the Atlantic cable We have q news report dated
yesterday January 49, It s said that the great Powers
win "srgo Turkey to call conference the Eastern
question We told that conspiracy been detected
In Egypt having for M object the assassination Of the
Pacha and tho subversion OF tho existing government
Italy has negotiated the question Of the return Of the
sxiled bishops with Rome The Church property will be
taxed heavily for ransom by the Kings government.
Tho Hungarian Legislature Is unanimous in support OF
the national policy Consos wore at o0x for money In
London at noon United States vetwsnties opened at
s3K. The Liverpool cotton market opened duh yester-
day, with middlins uplAnds u lAKd
CONGRESS.
Ia the Senate yesterday the morning hour was used
up In tho discussion Of bills OF private local nature
ana the bin regulate the Of oaos up In
regular order Mr. sumner addressed che Senate his
amendment providing that al o1osn Of the government
except clerks Of the Departments shall be appointed BY
tho President by and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate In the Of his remarks no alluded TO the
President usurper monster Of dlscord, the Presi-
dent Of tho rebellion revived, and In other terms
opprobrioun Mr. johnson, Of Maryland, replied,
and the amendment Of Mr. Summer was disagreed 70.
Tho bill was then passed by - yeas 70 nays The
6enatessoon after adjourned
In The House the Senate bill to incorporate the Metro
potan Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF the Dis
trc Of Columbia reported back from tho Committee
and amended By inserting the Of John Johnson
the oolorsd barber q the House, among the ncorpora
torA The House, on the expiration Of the morning
hour proceeded the consideration Of Mr. Sevcns Re-
construction biIi the perdng question being ON Mr..
Bingham's motion 10 refer II to tho Committee Re
construction. Mr. Donnelly, OF Minnesota, spoke In
favor Of the bill and Mr. Eidrdge in opposition to It,
Tho HOUSE then took until halfpast seven and
rsassembns, the proceedings confined entirely
70 discussion on tho BILL
THE LEGISLATURE
In tho Senate. yesterday, notice was given Of nten-
zion introduce bills relative the Of boats and
vessels in the Metropolitan Police district and regulating
pawnbrokerz The bill TO prevent delay In the transit
OF passengers and freight railroads. passed. by
unanimous vote. Il compcs connecting roads in this
State 10 sell tickets and check baggage for each other,
and imposes nnes and Imprisonment the presidents
and directors for refusal TO obey the Law. Bills
introduced authorizing certain persons to lay railroad
In Lexington and other streets; and rcconstruc
ing tho Bureau OF Taxes and In New York.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
In the Assembly resolution OF inquiry into the facts
regarding the disagreement between the Hudson River
and New York Central Railroads and nstruc,ing the
Railroad Committee report bill for tho protection Of
ths public, necessary after an Investigation Into tho
Disagreement referred 10, adopted unanimously
Hoscs was given OF intention 70 INTRODUCES bill to
amend the revised statutes relative excise and for the
regulation Of averns and groceries Bills were intro
ducsd reducing the fare ON the Harlem and Hudson
IN or qf m ON raj
roads In New York. TO authorize the Second and Third
Avenue Railroads TO extend their tracks; to organize
the Metropolitan Board OF Public Works and define
is duties and powers and In relation TO onuibuses and
stage routes Resolutions offered to the effect that
Territorial governments should be established in the
Southern States by OF Congress without delay Thoy
wore referred 10 the COMMITTEES Federal Relations
without debate, and the Assembly adjourned
THE CITY.
The Inspector Of Excise was busy yesterday In at
tending TO the applications Of liqnor dealers who have
suddenly become clamorous for licenses Ono hundred
and nifty temporary licenses were issued There are
now six thousand six hundred and Ave licenses regis
tered on the Excise books land there i've hundred
and eighty applications awaiting the decision OF the
Board Over hundred and forty dealers were before
the Justices yesterday for trial various charge Of
violation OF the law.
nro broke out In Primary Scho0l NO. Al, on orcon-
wich street, yesterday. sThe children became very
much alarmed. but owing 10 the prompttuds Of Miss
Moorehousc the principal, they were I'll taken out o.
the building without injury. The loss was very slight
the nrsmen being quickly on the ground and sxtin-
guished the flames before they committed any damage
Tho steamship Ellen 8. Terry, Of the Hartford and
Albany transportation Company took IRE Il pier No.
II North river yesterday morning. She had steam mp
and ready 70 All FOR Newbern NJ c. whom the IRE
was discovered IL was subdusd In . short time, and
The damage viii mot probably exceed $4,000
In ths Supreme Court, General Torn, yesterday BE-.
ssr Justices Leonard and Clsrks the John ocon
aos enlisted soldier II the United States Army came
up cerorari " review the recent decision OF Mr.
Justice Insaham refusing 10 order the discharge Of the
petitioner The plea Of minority The point involved
In the present s the Jurisdiction Of the State courts
70 interfere In such mastera Decision reserved.
In the Marine Court yesterday before Judge Hsrns the
case OF Rigs VA Dussnbury, action for assault and
battery, resulted In verdict for ihs plaintiff Of e32S
with S2s extra allowances
The Isman line steamship CITY % Cork, Captain
Bndgmaa win sail from pier No. - North river a.
twelve O'Clock, noon, to-day, for Liverpool touching Al
Queenstown to land mails and passengers The mails
win oloss q tho Post once a half past ten o'clock
The Anchor line steamship United Kingdom, Captain
Smith, Will sail from pier No. North river II ncoa To-
az f eAssow calling - Londonderry 70 land rasscn.
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