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New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
AUSTRIA.
THE CONFERENCE AT VIENNA.
he Yienna correspondent of The PaN Mall

The Vienna correspondent of The Pau Mall
GIseite, writing on the Sd OF February. says;
The important event here Just now the confer
the delegates Of the PeSth Diet ana the
Vienna Rcichsah The chief subject Of their delibera-
tens the budget ~ the common expenditure OF the TWO
of the empire for the present year This budget IL
divided nto three parts-foregn affairs finance. and war
establishments uncudnR the navyl The foreign section
of the budget will probably be passed with little, any
alteration both of the delegations having shown dis
position oexpress their confidence IN Baron Beust by
especially e his own department The finance section
presents greater difficulties. BY the financial arrange
ments eonended between nuhgary ana uS 0'eo 6 @
tribute toward the common expenses OF the empire H. e..
foreign affairs, the military budget, and financial matters
common 10 both halves " the sate In the proportion of
81 10 10 She was also 10 pay fixed annual sum as her
OF the State debt but the expense OF the admnsra
ton that debt not then anticipated This expense
the Hungarian delegates object 20 contribute TO- ON the
ground that the liked annual payment above mentioned
than the other hand demand that hungary
should pay her share OF this expense In the same proper
tlon that other common expenses ana
this view IL also held by the Government AS however
the expense In question - trlnng IN amount & Snpon h
arrived at this question without much dIHculty As
for tie expenses Of the army and Navy the two Mls
(R7 oO the year To this will have To be added
an extraordinary credit for breechloading rifles &c MIN
such expenditure the army must be restricted while
on peace footing TO for9s which u Tar smaller thS h
expenditure win probably be before many months
The Government acting IN WIN the
rsS as son a. the business Of the delegations
Is terated 70 lay before both OF those Legislatures
bills for the gazaon OF the Army based ON the re-
ports OF the military commission appointed for that pur-
pose Tie effect Of these bills passing into law wouu DO
n eOnsderab saving In tho military expenditure, ana
the Government Intends Immediately after they have
passed through both Houses again 10 summon the dele
gatonn order 20 lay before them the budget for 1862
Ia which the proposed alterations will he included"
reply Croatian bearers OF the address
voted by the Agram Diet the Emperor Francis Joseph
has expressed his satisfaction with the Diet for
appointed deputation TO concert, with commission
elected by the Pesth Diet the Of definitely settling
the relations between Croatia and Hungary. His Majesty
also declared that the Pragmatc Sanction and the unity
OF the Crown OF st. Stephen reestabished and conse
Grated by the coronation shall hencef0rth be the basis OF
public law In the Empire, and that tho historical rights
legitimate wishes OF Croatia VIII be acknowledged
aud respected in those limits.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
THE PAPAL STATES.

PRINCE ITURBIDE AND THE PAPAL ARMY.
The Roman correspondent of the Nastone
Gays: ave have had now for some days among us the
nephew Of Iturbde Emperor Of Mexico, whom the un-
fortunate Macmillan had adopted as his son. and desig-
mated az his the Empire. This young man
has enlisted the squadron Of picked dragons III the
Papal army. IL il said that he brought with mu anu
deposited the highest hands, many documents reatB
TO his unhappy adopted father But give this n9tdce
with much reserve, for one may say tnat there
scarcely comes single person from Mexico who accord
ing 10 common report does not bring with him some uOc
ument relating the Emperor Maxmilian; 80 that we
listened the various stories announcing at periodical
intervals he arrival OF such documents we must assume
that by this time, they would form not merely iolo
volume. but entire library. What am assured ABOUT
this youth is his profound aversion 10 everything c9l
nected with tho Imperial Government OF France he
have inherited from his adaptive father all the
rancOTs which animated Maxmilan during the last
period OF his empire against Napoleon Ill, by whom ne
believed himself deceived and betrayed Our priests
carefully foster this anti gaean aversion OF the young
Mexican and to their caOlements IL s owing that he mas
entered the Papa army His military service IL, nat.
lray more "a form than anything else-but the ann OF
our Government has been secured, IL Is another INK,
strengthening and completing the chain OF that clerical
md legitimst coalition whose ELECTS they are not
parayzcd by able stroke Of the Government
II the Emperor Napoleon, WILL before long, make them
elyes felt in Paris
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT OF HABEAs CoRPUs-
FAREWELL DINNER TO Mr.. ADAMS
LONDON, Feb. l9.-The House of Commons this
evening passed the bin for the continued SUSPENSION
Of the writ of habeas corpus in Ireland The Leading
members of the Liberal party propose to give 1are
vel dinner to the United States Minister the non.
charles Francis Adams. Sir George Shee, Judge of
the Court of Queens Bench, died to-day.
THE CASE OF ALLEN. 44
Allen. the Fenian prisoner, who was discharged
from custody yesterday after being examined the
charge of causing the ClerkSnwell explosion, was
soon afterward rearrested and imprisoned on charge
of murder
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
EUROPE.
PRUSSIA.
CnARGE-AGAINsT THE ANEkICAN V0l'7

CHARGE.AGANsT THE AMERICAN CoN'OD
=, .rlIsrle rnLEsEaPH THH TRisrNH e Mann
BKnrN, Feb l9-In the Pruss'an house " -U,pin D
ties Yesterday, the Government was asked 70 eAp.
why the United States Consul AZ ,".u,'ua ye, lew
allowed to procure the arrest OF one MaiSu OUU0 O
ish subject of Prussia, with whose %aiu' ."hr
zir the American Consul sougnt 10 eiope' o." -
after her guardian had been thro"n ln'o piaoC
s-s;l,.at Tie attempt the Prussan Consul at Jeru-
- .fnssd his demand as subject of the King OF
-nss;a for urotection The case creates much feei-
;no amone the Jews, who regard it as involving
ebts and principles similar TO those violated IN the
Mortara affair at Rome, and who represent that tne
ortIage * an insult to Prussia. Baron Won DER
H,vdt. the Finance Minister replied that the Ger
man Consul at Jerusalem was Federal, not a Prus-
EAn representative, and that consequently tne ap-
poation for information must be made to the Chah-
oellor of the North German Confederation.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
Nulcl mlilslCI VI NVAOiSh h""
LETTER FROM ROMERO.
POLITICAL,
WISCONSIN.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
BY IELzGRAPH rHE TRIBUNE
MADISON, Feb 19.-In the Democratic State
Convention held here to-day the Copperhead elemens
predominated but no platform adopted, nor were
any instructions given the delegates 20 the National
Convention The delegates at large were Henry j. Pamef
lot Clark Gilbert Barick. and Nelson Dewey Deiegates
from each Congressional District were also Dommalsh-
Charles Dunn and F. q. Ellis were nominated as cans
dldates for Justices Of the Supreme C1uTt
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
AUSTRIA.

HOPES OF THE Ex-KING OF HANOVER.
vienna, Feb. 19.-The members of the royal ialniiy
Of Hanover and number of their adherents now IL
this city met at private banquet this week at Wich
King George was present. 1t is reported tnat IN
speech on the occasion the King assured the colu-
pany that he would soon return home ana resume
his seat upon the throne OF Hanover III spite Oh
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
GOV. BULLOCK STANDS FOR THE rATE CoNsTABU-
... LAZY LAW.

BosroS, Feb. 19.-Gov. Bullock has vetoed
the bill repeating the state Constabulary law, summing
up his reasons thus: Because am convinced that the
great boiy of the people OF Massachusetts, have indicated
no desire for the abolition OF the State Constabuay law
because In my the pablo interests and safety
demand additional for the sure ana speedy deec
ton and punishmen OF crme and because In the event
of the OF any such law regulating the sale OF IL
ouors as is obviously expected by the peoples the proeo
ton OF the public faith OF the State and the rights OF
individuals should not be imperled Dy ntrustlng us eA
ecnfion 10 municipal officers.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
FRANCE.
THE PRESS BILL.

According TO the correspondent OF the mae
depsndanoe Beige scene took place betweenthe Emperor
and NJ Rouher when the former Informed his minister
that come what would he should uphold the law The
Emperor IL IL said embraced his minister, ana the
minister shed tears. This not the Only Vceasoh oi
emotion TO NJ Rouher during day whlch nus peen com
pared 10 another that IA notorious in tIensh history Ia
J0ur7<e des Dupes The minister exhiDied sAons emo
tion ON his success the Corps Legsat ne Was CON
grstuated only by the members OF the ma
iorty bat BY the deputies Of the Lsit espeeS w M
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
MARIETTA AND CINCnNATI RAILROAD ELEC
TION. r.

The annual meeting was held at -Chllicothe,
Yesterday Col John Maderya in tie chair Messrs John
King ir Thomas Whittrdge, John &. Hopkins G.. Oliver
oDonnell and Allen A. Chapman OF Baltmorei j. N.
Camden, Parkersburg VIM L. Luthers, Constitution,
r. MI Bishop H. O. Lord, Briggs Swift. Samuel b. Keys
Cincinnati we're elected DIRECTORS, aud John King IT,
nresent Vice President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. resolution was passed by nearly
nrstersnce stock The whole number OF shares repre-
eDted AZ the meeting 1885, 2t. amounting 10 t912So
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.--At about ~ ociocIS
last night IN Marketst Patrick McLaughn wac saDpes
70 the heart by Michael Carey who boarded In HeLaughJ
Inns house Carey was employed at the skating park ah
returning home found himself locked out He sttemptel
10 break open the door aud after being admitted by Ls
wife o quarrel ensued between him and hsLanghDhs
which ended fatally. Carey was arrested
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
pEpARruRE OF PAPAL zouAyEs FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-lntense excitement pre-
walls heIe the departure OF the Canadian Papa Zou
ayes for Rome. An congregation attended the
special services Notre Dame Cathedral last night in
honor Of event. and to-day over 10000 persons assem-
bled at the station the Zouayes OFF Several per-
sonz were nearly crushed death by the pressure OF the
crowd The greatest excitement prevails among the
Roman Catholics Of this city. .
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
INDIANA.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 19.--The Republican state
Convention meets in this city tomorrow. Many dele
gates have arrived It is expected that the Conyenton
win renominate Gov. Baker by acclamation spiH'ea
contest for the other officers is In progress
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
OBITUARY.

Frederick S. Sehlesinger, an honored mcr-
chant Of this city, departed this life Saturday evening
at his residence He born Hamburg Germany, In
1885, and had resided here for 40 years He was
prime mover in aud President OF the old Concord Music
Society which laid the foundation OF the present Pnhz
monc. His business relations chiefly with Mexho-
Weat Indies, South America and Europe. .....
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
ITALY.

THE FRENCH WATCHING THE Z. s. SQUADRON.
Florence, Feb. 19-Evening.-A report IS current
here that the French Government has detailed
frgate to watch the movements of the United States
squadron, under the command of Admiral Farragut,
in the Adriatic Gulf and the eastern end of the
Mediterranean.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
EW-YoRK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1856.

Hayward, eminent as q barrister and writer, and a
critic of singular acuteness whose knowledge of the
Junius period, and of whatever bears the contro
versy, is perhaps unequaled.. He utterly rejects
Francis's claims. Ones prejudices in favor of the
popular theory may be strong but it is impossible to
read this pamphlet without being shaken. Called
out as it was by book which was meant to seat
Francis forever in the Junius chair. Mr. Hayward's
pamphlet will hereafter be regarded as the beginning
of new era in this long debate If it does not over
throw Francis, it has at least made it necessary
that his claim should be supported by fresh
evidence. And the fresh evidence must be diff
accepted as proof, for Mr. Hayward has presented
of negative testimony that must be met and its
difficulties cleared away before return to an
aequiescence in the Francis theory. Since Macau-
lays essay, this theory has become almost a tradl
hOn and, like an ecclesiastical dogma has been ac-
Cepted because it was easier to believe than to
inquire. Now comes a with vision clear
enough to detect its weakness, and with knowledge
nuch more minute than Macaulay's, who after all,
dealt specifically with the question If Mr. hay
ward, after deposnR Francis shall undertake 10 put
another candidate on the vacant throne, he VIII be
likely to enjoy longer reign than his predecessor
G. w. s.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
UNITED STATES or COLOMBIA.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

HAVANA, Feb. 19.-News has been received
here that the Congress Of NewGranads assembled at
Bogoa has declared Santos Gutierrez President of the
Republic
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
CALIFORNIA.

The Legislature of California has been com
PEELED to take OF the charges OF con-
neeted with the election OF Eugene Cassery DemoeraD
10 The limited states Senate. In pamphlet extensively
circulated Is boldly charged that the election wac the
rasnt ~ hrhery end the author maintains that Caser
nnsr aber viicate himself resign be XpelieI fro
the sena ate should he return 10 take his seat.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
NovAscoTIA LEGISLATURES.

HALIFAX, Feb 19.--In the House to-day, de-
hate on the repeal resolution was continued Mr Hlan-
hd the leader OF the opposition spoke at length sup
st,nx his amendment and yiewing the speeches and
srsamen q IN favor Of reveal . . vI .I ....
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
THE SEVENTH WARD BROOKLYN ELECTION.
NEW-JERSEY.

THE FOURTEENTH ARTICLE OF THE CoNsrIrr-
TI0N.
TRENTON, Feb. 19.-The resolutions with
drawing the consent Of NewJersey from the COnstltu
tonal Amendment Article Fourteen, discussed in
the Senate to-day by Mr. BEETLE Of Camden and Mr. Win
field Of Hudson-both making able speeches The reso>
lutions passed. IL To T.. One Democratic and two
Republican Senators were absent.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
PORTUGAL

CONTINUANCE OF POLITICAL AGITATION.
LONDON, Feb. 19--Dispatches and letters from Lis
bon represent that the political agitation in Portugal
continues. The new Government is very unpopular,
and tumults are reported in various parts OF the
country.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
IRELAND.

CONVICTION OF Mr.. PIGoT.
DUBINIFeb. 9,-Evening-Mr Pigot of The Dublin
IrisIman has been convicted of pubIShing treason
able and seditious hbels.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
NEW-YORK.

THE SOLDIERS GRANT AND FENToN CLUE.
At a meeting of ex-offcers of our late Voln-
teer Army held in this city, Col A. j. Morrison in the
chair IL was
Rored That ourselves together for the Il
more working the nomination and election OF th
o. s. Grant President and L. h. Fenoa for FeePTeien of ns
Rod That from reports oftbe committees spporef
meeting forth renewed and earnest 'His
RotS That this Organization send three p,ss,
Convention be held Chicago the 10th Of MAY BsIt
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
An adjourned meeting of the Repnbhcan
General Committee Of Kings County held on Tuesday
evening The matter OF contested seats taken up.
when after debate the following delegalons
were admitted: Fourth Ward Delegation, headed bV
Joseph Reeve; Twentieth Ward Delegation, headed bX
Robert D. Benedict Seventh Ward Delegation, heafeds
by Joseph Alben Fourteenth Ward Delegation, headeG
by Samuel T. Maddox. From the Twelfth Ward, WnialE
II. Burleigh and c. NJ Felt were admitted, and anew
election ordered for the remaining three deegates and
officers Of the Ward. The Delegation from the Ninth
Ward headed by f. ii. Flayin, was admitted. The res
gnaons OF c. W. Goddard Of the Eighteenth, aud John
L. Spader OF the Eighth Wards were presented and
accepted and Jesse +. Madden and j. Howard were
elected 10 ill the vacancy.
THE SEVENTH WARD BROOKLYN ELECTION.
An election for Aldermen of the Seventh
Ward having been ordered by the Brooklyn Common
Council 20 be held on Tuesday next, the Democrats
have nominated Cornelius " FinehOut for the posl1rs-
The Republican Association OF the Ward contend that
Mr. Thomas Steers legally elected at the last gen
eral election and have resolved therefore, 70 take Bo
since year. Ia determined 10 contest Mr.. EneEours
% a Board, appealing the Courts.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
BRAZIL.

A GENERAL CoEsCRIPTIoN ORDERED.
LONDON Feb. 1e-Private advices from Brazil
state that general censcption has been ordered by
the Government TO provide reenforcements for the
army on the Rio Parana.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
FRANCE.
VICrOR HUGo's DRAM

VICTOR HUGos DRAMA.
LONDON, Feb. 19-Evening-The Paris Temps OF
to-day says that 20 persons were arrested on the
second performance of Victor Hugos drama Ruy
Bias" at the OdeOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Cnnard steamer Cuba, from Liverpool
Feb e. via Queenstown. Feb arrived here yesterday
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. ADAMs-MR. BRIGHT on
IRELAND-THE LORD wILLOUGHBY SCANDAL
ATLANTIC sTEAMSHIPS-THE UNIVERSITY
BOAT RACE-AMERICAN WRITERS IN CAM
BRIDGE-TENSYsONs sPITEFUL LETTER.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
NEw-YoRK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

ALBANY, Feb 19.-Sections 90 and % of the
article on the Judiciary stricken out. The article
on tho Judiciary was completed and ordered to final
reading, without material amendment Section lS now
reads: -
Justices peace and police justices shall be elected In the differ
aud with such aud for
respectively. a. shall be prescribed BY law
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS-sUBMIssION NEXT FALL
= ALBANY, Feb. l9.-The Republican members OF the
Constitutional Convention held caucus this afternoon
10 determine the time when the Constitution shall be
submitted Fifty members present. John Stanton
Gould presided. Views freely interchanged Per-
feet harmony prevailed. An Informal vote upon the
question OF submission the Fall election resulted
IN 50 IN favor u opposed without taking any formal
or binding action the djourned This will shape
the report OF the Committee time and mode Of sub
mission.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
GEN. CLUsEREI

ULNs LIUbEHET.
The Paris correspondent of The London Globe
says:
question Of some interest TO Yankees Ia likely TO be
presented the Paris Courts During the civil war in
the United States Frenchman OF the name OF Cluseret
took service with the Northern troope and he had
shortly before quilted the French army In which he had
attained the rank Of captain he made general He
recently came to France and he is afflicted with the
oaeoets icrbcd he took TO writing In ulrademocrstc
newspapers under the signature OF Gen. Cluseret He
bill; and account Of the title OF General. they at
tracted attention. The Government made the military
newspapers proclaim that he nothing In France
than an ex-captan But he persisted IN writing under
the name Of general As the military title Is highly
esteemed in France and is extraordinarily common in
the United States the Government Is not disposed TO let
one Of its subjects who may gam 1t In the states parade
1t here SO " Cluseret has been cited Dc1ore the
which he has right In France-an illegal act IN TINS
country punishable by hne-and II Is supposed tnat
will follow.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
.As,s29,Se

The difference in annual cost between the two
Governments was ,SS6 The annual salary
voted TO Macmillan 81 100000 that of President
Juarez $4,000. 1t is no wonder that Mexico could
lot endure an empire. She could not support IT.
There is no sufficient reason 10 believe that any
rupture of relations between Mexico and the three
,onspiring Powers of Europe will release her from
,he obligations of the debt which she herself has
xnowedged, and which is due, not TO nations, but 10
individuals. After expendIng on the disastrous
swindle of the so-called Empire $780, 100000; with
perhaps, the dernier intention OF making Mexico
practically French province il would be freezing
assumption on the part of Napoleon to ask from the
Republic the acknowledged debt which he had the
bad luck to sweep away with the sword of Bazaine
Exclusive Of French claims formerly audited, the
recognized foreign debt of Mexico is $7S 72 43 What
is the actual state of her resources to meet the interest
upon this debt, and her expenses for the year,
not vet be asceTtained In the recent debate in the
Chamber of Deputies on the proposition for q new
budget Mr.. PTieto made rough guess of 81 $50 600
AS the monthly expenses Of the Government, and
tl5 700 as the years total Against this sum Mr.
Preto placed s. 600 600 the utmost amount desra-
BILE from the present condition of customs There
are many who regard Mr.. Preto's fnanciering as
somewhat preudiced and doubtful, and who will not
be surprised if the actual figures correct his state
ment materially. Here is O better guess at what
monthly budget Is likely to be- 1t is based upon Off
cal estimates not vet made pubc in reOorts
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20

Favre Theirs Msgnn. and Bethmont. When the debate
closed the Emperor again for the minister and
warmly graduated him the result OF the vote. Dur
ing the discussion IN the Chamber His Majesty rode
through the city, which produced the remark, "It s
Napoleon the First on his return from Egypt after hav-
ing conquered the Mameukes" The Empress was
yehementy opposed 70 the BILL and the Duke de Persgny
and il is also said d. Drouyn de Lhuys for the with
drawa Of BILL On the ether hand IL supported
by Count WaewsEi.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
MEXICO.

THE QUESTION OF FIsANCEs-CoMPARIsON BE-
TWEEN THE IMPERIAL AND LEGITIMATE
DEBT-THE BUDGET UNDER THE EMPIRE
AND THE REPUBLIo-PREsENT EXPENSES OF
THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT = BARBARoUs
FINANCE-THE ALCABALAs-cosTs OF PRO-
NuNCIADOs.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20

Total .$27l .735605 $l2966, ,204
Now we approach the legitimate foreign debt as
cognized by the Government of President Juarez six
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-09-11
What it Costs,

What the Congressional treatment of the
Southern States Is costing the people of the
North, IN addition TO the ruin it has inflict-
ed here, is strikingly set forth in o speech
made last week, in New York, by Mr.. San
ford +. Church, who was one of the gen
tlemen voted for in the New York Conven-
ton for the Presidential candidacy. Said
Mr.. Church:
The Southern States are so impoverished
That they are unable to contribute in any
great degree towards paying the taxes Of
The Government. The State of New York
der the last year has paid double the amount
CT St internal revenue that the whole ten
Southern States have paid and yet they
Contain population three times greater
than New York. But for this internal
system OF military despotism and Freed
mems Bureau, which prevents that country
from developing itself and becoming pros
porous, 1t would contribute to the support
of the Government three times as much as
the State of New York Instead of the whole
ten States paying $4,000, 900, they should
pay $3.50, ,OOO, 900, according to the amount
OF taxation, as they would if they were as
hourlshlng and prosperous as they would
be but for the blighting influence of this
Radical rule which is upon them. IAp-
plausel. So you are not only obliged to
contribute by direct taxation this $11 ,000,- =
GOO year for the Freedmen's Bureau, and
SIC, 100000 or $40, ,000,0 900 for the army to
back them up, but you are deprived of
$50, 600, 900 year which ought to go into
the Treasury of the General Government,
in consequence of keeping that country as
it now is.