The New York herald., 1869-01-27
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Europe.
The cable kilograms are dated January %.
The Sublime Porte has issued circular denying
that Turkey is heavily arming.
The Governor ofBurgos, in Spain, was assassinated
In that city on Monday. Several arrests have been
made
The London Times thinks that IL the ideas OF
Messrs McCulloch, Wells and washburne arc adopted
United States bonds VIII be on footing with those
Of Massachusetts,
The steamship Pererie, from Havre for New York
returned 20 the former port on yesterday badly
damaged. six persons on board were killed and
many injured.
The American Consul at Havana on Monday for.
mally demanded the body OF Cohner, the Ameri-
can who was killed in the streets by volunteers on
Sunday, and intimated that unless General Dulce
was able and willing to protect American citizens
he would call on his own government to do 1t. The
Captain General delivered up the body and requested
list OF Americans in the town, expressing the nope
that no further trouble would occur. The remains
were buried quietly. protest Of Americans
against the killing is being signed at the American
Consulate. man was arrested on sunday evening
on charge OF attempting TO assassinaie General
Du!ce. The city remains quiei.
Paraguay.
Accounts of the battle at vilIe,a from Para.
guayan sources, deny total defeat for Lopez.
Venezuela.
Our Caracas letter Of December II states that Mr..
Talmadge, the American Commissioner in the con-
veution for the settlement OF American Claims has
been accused OF fraud. and the government IL Is
announced, viii Immediately demand the abroga-
tion OF the treaty. Mr.. Talmadge Is fully able to
disprove any imputation against him. and the whole
trouble is supposed to have been induced by wish
judged the United states.
In the Senate yesterday resolution 70 appoint. at
the beginning OF the next session, Joint committee
70 examine into the expediency OF reorpanizing the
civil service in the departments was adopted bill
for the reorganization OF the navy introduced By
Mr.. Grimes and referred to the Committee on Naval
Affairs. The Pension Appropriation bill was re.
ported back with amendments reducing the ap-
preparation about s4,o00000. Mr.. Kellogg in
troduced bill for a Pacific Railway
from New Orleans via the Rio Grande with clauses
providing for the usual subsidies and grants The
McGarrahan Claim bill was again brought up but il
again went at the expiration OF the morning
hour. The bin relative to the Central Branch OF the
Union Pacific Railroad was again discussed and the
Senate adjourned without taking action upon IT.
caucus OF the republican Senators was held in the
more nominations for important oflces in executive
session until President Johnson's term expires.
In the House Mrs. Lincoln's petition was presented
70 the Committee on Pensions. Mr. Perham reported
bin from the committee relative 10 the operations
OF the Pension laws, which, after slight debate,
went over on the expiration q the morning hour
Motions TO proceed to business on the Speakers
table and 10 90 into Committee OF the Whole on the
Legislative Appropriation bill were negaived and
specie payment and made speech upon n, being
followed by several other members. The House
soon alter adjourned
The Legislature.
But little OF interest was done 10 the state senate
yesterday. several bills OF local importance we're
introduced and number passed. Among the latter
was one 10 incorporate the American aud Foreign
Commercial Company, and another amending acts
relative TO the New York Bridge Company. reso.
luton was offered relating TO contracts made for
altering muskets belonging to the state, after which
the Senate adjourned.
In the Assembly bills were introduced relative 10
the treatment OF prisoners in the Metropolitan dis
trict: amending the Excise law; authorizing the
construction Of certain underground and other rail
roads in New York city; regulating the fares on fer
res and regulating the fees OF justices Of the peace
and constabies.
NfisceIlsneous.
Chief Justice Cartier, Of the Supreme Court Of tn,
District OF Columbia, yesterday directed order ;,
be issued restoring Joseph II. Bradley sr TO the roi
OF attorneys in the Criminal Court In obedience .,
the peremptory mandamus issued by the Supreme
Court Of the United States The order has the enec
OF still debarring Mr. Bradley from practice In lin,
District and Circuit Courts, though all thrse are
unit under the law, and have but one clerk one sea
and one roll OF attorneys. Chief Justice Cartier II
his remarks strongly protested against the logic O.
the supreme Court in deciding that they we're sep
arate tribunals
MS publicly announced that citizens OF washing