The New York herald., 1869-01-12
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Europe.
The cable telegrams are dated January II.
II is expected that the present difficulty between
Turkey and Greece VIII be amicably settled In the
Paris Conference Another session, 1t is thought,
will complete its labor.
The Sublime Porte has congratulated the people OF
the Danupian Prncipalites on their loyalty.
The annual budget Of the French Finance Minister
has been made public. 1t shows that the floating
debt has been reduced two million ancs during the
past year.
Cuba
Preparations are being made for the formation OF
a new Portuguese Cabinet.
The Italian riots are reported to have been sup
pressed.
committee OF influential citizens Of Havana
members OF the liberal party, are on their way to
Bayamo to bring about o compromise with the rebel
leaders.
In the Senate yesterday after the presentation Of
numerous memorials and petitions on various sub
jecs and the introduction and reference Of several
bills OF no national Importance the bill for the relief
OF Mrs. Sue Murphy, Of Alabama, was taken up and
long argument ensued upon 1t, after which the
Senate went into executive session. The aomina-
tion OF Collector smythe the Russian mission was
considered ana motions TO postpone and TO lay on
the table were both rejected. No further action was
taken, however and the Senate soon after ad-
journed.
In the House under the Monday call OF States for
bills and resolutions long list was presented read
twice aud referred. Among them were bills to lm-
prove New York harbor by removing obstructions
and erecting pies for which 1t Is proposed to appro
pirate 5000 600 per annum; aiding the admnistra
tion OF justice in Virginia under Judge Under
woods recent disqualification decision; relative
to the use OF disoyal text books in the
public schools, and acknowledging the inde-
pendence OF Cuba and securing Its annex
alton. Al the expiration OF the morning hour
Mr.. washburne, OF Indiana, introduced bill for
the repeal OF the Tenure OF once act. and moved
the previous question Under this pressure without
debate the bill passed by vote OF III to A. Farms
worth Garfield. Jenckes and schenck are the most
prominent Of those who voted nay. The Consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill amended was then
passed. A Joint resolution proposing an amendment
TO the constitution reported from the Judiciary
Committee. II provides for negro sufYrage through
out all the States. The Naval Appropriation bill was
discussed In Committee Of the Whole and reported
to the House, after which the House adjourned.
NIisceIIaneous.
correspondent OF the HERALD recently had a
conversation with General Frank Blair In washing
ton The General stil holds to his expressed opinion
that General Grant will make dictator or an EN-.
peror Of himself before he leaves the White House.
HIS modest department. Is simply deep dissimula-
ton and one OF the measures always used by ambi.
tious men since julius Cesar thrice refused the
crown. The country Is already ruled by minority
who demand the aid OF bayones, and II win be easy
for Grant, with his military power, to make nimsel
supreme
The Supreme Court yesterday ordered peremp
tory mandamus to be issued directing the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia 10 restore JOSEPH
II. Bradley, Sr, TO his once OF attorney. It viii bt
remembered that Mr.. Bradley was debarred b.
Judge Fisher for contempt about the close OF the
nrst trial OF surratt.
The Peruvian neet on the Southwest Pass, IL ap
pears. are not Jet out Of trouble. Recently fresh
detail OF officers was made, which gave umbrage te
the men, and thirteen OF them have deserted.
Twitcheil the alleged murderer Of Mrs. Ill., ap
pearcd again in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer Phia
dclphia, on Saturday, when his counsel presented