The New York herald., 1869-03-27
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New York, Saturday, March 81, 1860.
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Europe.
The cable kilograms are dated March 26.
number OF public meetings were held In Paris on
Thursday. Three persons were arrested for making
seditious speeches.
Reports from Mexico city state that Minister Rose
Grams has recently had several private interviews
with President Juarez and is urging the latter to
acknowledge the French deot.
Paraguay.
Marshal Lopez is now reported at Pirabeb a town
fifteen leagues from Asuncion with an army Of 900
men and So ooo non-combatanrs families who have
abandoned their homes and followed him. General
Aitre was marching with his troops to seize certain
mountain passes that would give him a great advan-
tage over Lopez.
General Jefferson c. Davis has made an ofrcia re-
port OF the late Indian troubles in our new posses
sons. He says that on hearing OF the murders of
traders by the Kake or Kekeon tribe, he sailed to
their village and finding it deserted burned it, At
this prompt method OF dealing with them the Indians
became frightened and promised 10 deliver up the
murderers, whom General Davis says shall he
promptly executed. He does not anticipate any
serious trouble as he has already made himself
master OF the situation.
Congress-.
In the Senate, yesterday, bill was introduced
providing for the creation OF a body corporate con-
ssting OF 4. T. stewart c. Vanderbilt and several
other gentlemen, TO devise means for the completion
OF the monument to Washington and the erection OF
a similar to Lincoln. The Finance bill was taken
up as unfinished business and was discussed at
length. The Senate then went into executive ses.
sion and confirmed several appointments among
them Moses II. Grinnell to be Collector, A. b. Cor.
nell to be Surveyor ana A. f. Merritt to be Naval
onlcer OF the port OF New York. An adjournment
was then had until Monday.
In the House, Mr.. Banks from the Committee on
Foreign Afialrs, reported JOINT resolution express
slye OF sympathy with the Cuban insurgents ana
declaring that Congress VIII give its constitutional
support TO the President whenever he may deem IL
expedent 10 recognize the sovereignty OF the re-
publican government in that island. The resolution
was recommtted and ordered to be printed. Three
reports were made by members OF the Committee on
Elections relative 70 the contested case from the
twenty. .hrst district OF Pennsylvania. Mr.. Butler
called up the motion to reconsider the
vote referring the Tenure OF once bill 10
the Judiciary Committee, and suggested that
an additional section be added, requiring the Pre.i-
dent to return his nominations to Congress within
thirty days after their being made. A sharp debate
piOp0oitiou,
and Davis advocating and Messrs Garfield, Farms
worth. Bingham ana other republicans opposing II,
The latter gentleman tainted Messrs. Butler and
Logan with their new alliance with the democrats
but the democrats having favored the reference OF
the Dill were loath 70 withdraw It, ana on motion
for the previous question on Mr. Buffers resolution
voted against him and with Messrs. Garfield and
company. The vote was finally reconsidered, the
motion OF reference was withdrawn and the House
refused to concur In the senate amendments to the
repeal bill by OF 20 TO 90. so the bill goes back
to the Senate as It originally came from the House
providing simply for the repeal OF the act. The
House soon after adjourned until Monday.
The Legislature.
Several bills we're reported TO the state senate
yesterday. The Committee on Internal A1ars Mr.
Tweed dissenting, reported adversely to the bill
modifying tine Excise law. ON motion the report
was disagreed with and the bill committed to the
Committee OF the Whole. Notice was given OF bill
relative to fraudulent naturalization papers. A few
unmportant bills were introduced and passed. The
Vice President OF the Central Railroad having sub.
mitted report the resolution bringing him TO the
bar was reconsldered and another adopted discon.
tinuing all proceedings against him. The bill for
the more enectual suppression OF bribery was made
the special order for Tuesday evening. The Senate
soon after adjourned until Monday evening next.
In the Assembly communication was presented
from the Metropolitan Board OF Health relative to
the ship James Foster, Jr A large number OF bills
were reported, including one to amend the Quaran.
tine laws. and another to confer additional powers
upon the Metropolitan police. resolution OF com
plinent TO Mr.. Davis upon the departure OF that
gentleman from Albany to Ill the ONCE Of Assistant
Secretary OF state for the United states was unani-
mously adopted. Mr. Hickman made a personal
explanation In reply to attack made upon him by
weekly literary paper. A resolution was intro
duced TO regulate fare on the Harlem and Hudson
River railroads. The Assembly tnen adjourned
until Monday.
Miscellaneous.
Ex.president Johnson q now reported much bet.
Ger and quite out OF danger
Mr. BnckIey. who thrashed Deputy Commissioner
Harland In Washington recently. was 1ael 800 and
eoss yesterday By Judge Wylie In the Criminal