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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
NORTH CAROLINA.

OPPOSITION TO GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE.
RALEIGH, March 2S.-The General Assembly
adjourned sine die to-day at noon The Conservative
members are out address TO the people In abiding
to the Governors declaring Aamance County in nsur-
rection and asking for suspension OF the haoeds corpus
the address reces 1.-THE Chief Magistrate OF this state,
the head front of Rdcasn has seen Mt TO declare
counties IN state OF nsurreeton, ana 10 call
upon Congress to suspend the writ OF hdbeds corpus
throughout the State We declare there Is no snnceht
cause for this extraordinary action OF Gov Holden
ther ia and has armed resistance no uprising OF
the people outbreaks disturb or hinder the full ad
of civil law We assert that there IS n.t
officer may go unattended and with perfect safety,
execute process upon any citizen of the state
IL is and other outrages have been
committed. but they have not been confined o any par
tlcular locality, particular party and when Cow
Holden represents the President and TO Congress that
these evidences OF dislOyalty he is guilty OF
wilfr libel upon people whose rights ne hSs sworn W
nrniNGtV
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THE PIEGAS EIPEDITIOA.

Az OFFICIAL REPORT FROM COL. BAKER-HE
DECLARES THE PREVIOUS REPORTS TO BE
"MALICIOUSLY FALSE"
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Tbe following was
received to-day at Army Headquarters:
FORT ELLIS. Montana. March 49, 1870.
Gen. p II. SHERIDAN, Commanding Ghiary Ditasion
Chicago:
report that after having made effort TO get the
Judgment Of the officers of the command, was satisfied
that the following number approSmates nearly TO tho
exact truth possible The number killed at the Pie
gan village 73, OF whom 40 were ablebodied men,
and 50 aud chdren 40 women and children were
afterward captured aud released believe that every
effort was made by the officers and men 10 save the nom
conbatants, and that such women and children that
were killed were accidentally killed. The report pub
llshed In Eastern papers wholly and naicously
false 1t Incredible that the false assertions OF TWO
persons neither OF whom has made any Efforts to inform
himself in matter should outweigh the reports OF
those engaged in the fight and who feel that they have
nothing paato conceal In their conduct. All thht
the demand Of the Authorities Is full and com
plete investigation OF the campaign and less than TINS
cannot be conceded them. &. l.. BAKER,
Brevet Colonel U. s. Army Major I'd Cavalry.
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NEw,JBRsEY METHODIST CONFERENCE.

LONG BRANCH. March 2s.-The Conference
met at the usual hour snd the religions services were
conducted by the g. Parker. The Bishop presented
te certificates OF ordination. The committee IN the eahe
~ w MCGOWAN recOmme Ddcd his continuance on trial,
ard the report was adopted The Treasurer Of the Mis-
sonary Society directed to pay over the money IN
his charge 10 Or Carlton Treasurer OF the Parent society
IN. tract money previously directed 10 be paid 10 New"
YORK, WAS upon recommendation pad to > w IhGmas
g. Hughes X A. Chalmer and ii. M. Brown were ap-
pon ted committee In regard to the Ladies ana iasIoi
Educational Society reported collections for that cause
amounting 20 q ,O35 r. lie was directed to pay inc
anonns due 10 Dickinson College and retain the bilance
Snr the Conference Educational Society. Dr. sheden'
Secretary OF the American Bible Society, made an aa
dress ON the subject represents report oI tno 'o
mittee ON the Freedmens Aid society was niauo anu
adopted recommending this cause aud proposing COZ
lection In It's behalf Whenever practicable Inc oom-
mttee on The AnIerican and Foreign Christian Union,
made a report heartily ooncurrDg With s purpose ana
Was then taken up aud several speeches were made Tor
and against tho measure.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the Cuban question, on Wednesday April g. next, ana
the report made the special order for that day anu of
The resolution was adopted ; the SPEAKER stating
that would not interfere with the Tarn Dill or any
other matters having precedence over It.
Mr. INGERsOLL (Rep., nl) made an inenectns emory n
to get at the Washington and New fork AIR Lane h~"-
MrSTOKEs Gep.. TENN, rising to personal eIplana.
ton, corrected the testimony he had given eeiore inc
Ter of Tennessee He had found, in looking over his pa
per that the paid by Mr. Butler 10 the Chairman OF
not $500 as he had testified but 1900 and the other 500
had been paid to Mr. Griswo the editor OF that paper
MI MORGAN dem, Ohio)-Eighteen petition, OF clti;
OF Ohio, asking Congress TO abolish the Sat,Sna s
and to pay OF $4,000 600 OF FiveTwenty bonds .o,
Falls Ohio against any change in the Tariff laws az sug
gested by the Free Trade League for reduction OF tue
duty tea. coffee, &c. and for readjustment OF 'no
The House then a i, o'clock went into Committee Of
and was addressed BY by Mr. AspER Rep. Mo- against
Mr.. STEVENSON REP, Ohio argued in favor of ad
hitting coal free OF duty. a-
whether thought that the admission OF Nova Scotia
coal free of duty would lessen the price OF coal IN Cn
MT Stevenson thought It would, as II would tend to
break down the present coal monopoly: -, ,..
session TO be for general debate on the Tarin Dill
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at I:3O, In COMMITTEE VI tho
Whole. for debate on the Tariff bill. -
Mr.. WOODWARD dem, PENN addressed the Com
mlttee in favor of protection on coal ana IRON eoneha
ing that the duties proposed In the bill ON those articles
not too high. ,..,
free OF duty machinery for spinning yarn urging lts I'M
portance on the prosperity OF the South.
Mr. WEEK Err (Rep, OhioI addressed the Committee In
defense OF the present Administration, ia financial
policy and its in carrying on the Government
Mr.. MCKENZIE Rep, Val declared himself Ia favor
Of protecting American industry but sui adverse 10
high tariff He particularly objected To the duty On
salt, sugar. coffee. and Adjourned.
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CUBA.

CAPTURE OF REMEDIES BY THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA. March 19-Accordng to the Dario dc la
Marina party of insurgents have entered Re1ne-
dos and held the town four days severe fight
taking place meanwhile in which "A Spaniards were
killed. Letters received from Villa Clara confirm
this intelligence.
THR EXTENT OF TERRITORY CONTROLLED BY
THE REBELLION.
The Diario de la Marina. of 9Th of February last
says that the insurgents Of Camaguey have under
control more than 1900 leagues square of territory
with great savannas, extensive woods, and some
ranges of mountains" There are in the island only
1854 maritime leagues square of territory. so that
there remain in possession of the Spanish Govern
ment alone S0i leagues from which. if the country
held by the rebels between the Villas and the East
ern Department be deducted, the remainder would
show that the Cubans hold actually more than two
thirds of the whole territory.
SPANISH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT THE WAR is
WORSE THAN USELESS.
la Discussion of Madrid, in its issue OF
March "A, thus speaks: "For - months we have sus
taned a very difficult and bloody struggle In CUBA
Forty thousand spsnards have put their feet upon that
burning SOIL where many Of them have found sepui'ufe
Forty million dollars gone out from our poor and
miserable Golfers What have We accomplished Moth
ing-absouely nothing Is painful thus 10 speak, pu'
we can do nothing less, The instruction u not con-
quered. II viii cOntspne to have more OF fs'
force will hold oft long enough to consume all our
which very few and 10 cause the death u"
many very many spanards And suppose after all We
should obtain some results In the end 1t would be hard
il would be painful five should meet with the same late
in Cuba US happened to In San Domingo To Dght 10
that soil with blood and after 80 much nero
lsm after much sefabnegatOn then TO leave the
sepulchers Of our soldiers tho hands s the enemy
ave agree that the insurgents are badly whipped yes
dtnft hat. cd
but who conquer people fighting for liberty Inc
instruction, far IT the question OF being
subdued may at any moment assume greater proper
tons IL certain that the contest will DO eeaselessy
renewed"
La Useussou Of March a has another article upon the
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TAXING NATIONAL BANK SHARES.
DECISION OF THE United STATES SUPREME
COURT.

DECISION OF THE United STATES SUPREME
COURT.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-rbc following de-
cision was rendered to-day
The First National Bank ~ Lousy lille sgt The State OF
Konucky-Error the Court Of Appeals Of the State OF
Kentucky question IN TINS case ~ whetner state
NAV law tax on the shares Of national banks and
force lie collection through the bank This Court hold,
Mr Justice Miller delivering the opYos that the proper,
of bank and that share as the property OF the
Shareholder may be taxed, although the stock OF Ihe
ali invested In United states securities Tho
requiring bank officers 10 pay the tax does not
make "A tax against Its stock. national bank As
an instrument OF the General Government may within
certain limits be made Liable To pay such tax other
instrument might DO 40 created IA 10 nvhdc tho
rights OF state These banks subject 10 State law.
and respect of the the shares OF shareholders
and they may be compelled TO pay It. They eonld DO
Farpsbod for personal debt OF stakeholder sud %
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AGITATION IN SALT LAKE On THE PoLYGAMY
BILL

SALT LAKE, March 27.-A meeting OF mer-
chants and professional men was held III Masonic Hall
last night, to adopt memorial to the Senate Of tho
United praying for the expurgaton OF those SEQ
tons OF Mr. Cuoms bill, which punish by fine and i'm
pr,sou ment the continuance ~ the Patr3rchal family
relations. The meeting addressed by Messrs kelsey
HARRISON Stenhouse. Marshal, Jennings, Sbearman Iul
dge Chislet, Walters. and Lawrence who argued that
liberal policy toward the offenders Of the past would DO
OF 10 the government VI the whole country
and that such action would arrest polygamy IN the fu
ture Messrs. Robertson Marshal Carter. Hussey Kahn
Walker and Holl iser, Don-MOrmOns were appointed a
Con,n,ttee 10 prepare memorial TO he tecgraphed TO
the President the Senate Tho interest on this subject
here IA intense II the Senate pass the House bin in lie
present shape the Territory Of Utah. IT is claimed, will
become " q desolntIOn."
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POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEED1NGS
HARRISBURG, March 2S.-The House tonight
passed bill the restrictions contained IN the
grant to City of Philadelphia OF Neutrality-suspicious.
owing to the short intervening the close Of the
session. q number OF bills passed without being
road The result two bills to incorporate railroads,
one with six feet gauge allowing them to the
State passed without the knowledge OF the House, as
well other important measures The true In
tent the railroad bills discovered before adjourn
ment the their final passage reconsdered,
and they were referred the Railroad Committee Tho
House adjourned at q late hour.
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TENNESSEE.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN MEMPHIS.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, March pa. p. Curry, Repub-
lcan is elected Sheriff by l73 majority The Republicans
also elect the Collector and Clerk Of the First Circuit
Court. Sheriff elect Curry colonel In the Union
Army and Wright, his opponent. brigadler general
in the Rebel Army II said the election will be con-
test
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VOL. XXIX.....N0' 9,04O.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES fhoI oS 80,
THE NEW sENATUS CONsULTUM-Thh 0V,,
sTITUENT POWER OF TIE tsENATE TO BE
ABOLISHED. &c., March os 1870
In the Senate, to-day, NJ Rouher presidlns' nm
lister Olivier read the project of Se'dias Co''",'""
drawn no in accordance with the recent let,er Oh 'Ho
Emperor. 1t makes important changes IN 'ne Iie.o-
patiyes of the Senate Hereafter the eeiSi"'i'o
power is to be divided between the Efnpe'o'' 'ne
Senate. and the Corps Legisatif; the NUMBER oi
senators must be one-third less than that Oh 'he
IDENTITIES. former articles giving the constl'ueh'
mower 70 the Senate are abrogated and the consul
tut;on benceforth may only be changed by the voice
81 tbe neople. on the proposal of the Emperor.
PRINCE BoNAPARTE.
LONDON Monday, March 2s 1870
The Times. in reviewing the proceedings OF the
Higb Court of Tours. pronounces Prince Pierre bo-
naparte q creature not TO be trusted with deadly
weapon. bnt to be kept like mailman under con-
slant watch 49,, ,,-., no ,O-o
The High Court Of Tours has condemned Prince
Pierre Bonaparte to pay 5000 francs TO the family
Of Victor Noir and also TO pay the expenses OF the
civil suit
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PARAGUAY.
TIE PuRSUIT OF LOPEZ.

TIE PURSUIT OF LOPEZ.
LISBON, Monday, March IS, 1870.
The South American mail steamer has arrived.
bringing dates of the 7th inst from Rio Janeiro. At
last accounts from Paraguay the Brazilian troops
were rapidly moving in pursuit of Lopez
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ROME.

CARDINAL ANToNELLIs REPLY TO II. DARU.
PARIS Monday, March 49, 1870.
Cardinal Antonelli's reply to M. Darius dispatch
has been made public. 1t substantially denies the
Interpretation the Emperor places on the policy and
nreteutiOns of the Pope.
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Cuban question. 1t is entitled, 1--WE the end
and says, among other things I'VE partial to texts,
because they always confirm the teachings of history
but we cannot to-day omit referring to this Whom
the gods wish to destroy they first make mad "