, 1870-07-11
Wendell Phillips Talked OF as
Minister to England.
Correspondence in Regard to Cuban
Acts Of Hostility.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
afttsRntttsf 4 EIaas


the Eenate to-morrow Of next day. l
Is not likely to occupy more than one session. The
| llft1e Deficiency bill passed the House on Friday
and can DC put through the Senate In an hour ol
TWO On Wednesday Or Thursday. 1t Is not proba
Die any OF these bills Will te lost, but there mus
be some active work In conference committees tf
save all OF them.
FUNDING BILL
NemEers Of the Conference Committee On the
f1aldlnR Dill feel confident that an agreement will
be reached. The uonse conference committee
resolved to stand together on the Ways aud Means
bllls and think that the desire to per-
feet some measure will induce the
Senate committee, for somc member Of
1t, 10 yield. They a1so believe that the Scnatc
cannot afford to defeat their bill, by which it is
proposed to fund at per cent especially when
General scheuck presents papers to prove, az he
thinks, that the loan can be made at that f1purc
II the Senate finds that the House will not gire
way, it may agree to long per cent bond, no
commissions, and no compulsory clause, aud let
the plan be tried during the coming recess, rather
than refuse to take the responsibility Of failing to
Try the low rite Of interest which the House be-
heye can be secured. The conference met In the
morning.
cEBA RESOLUTIONS.
It seems likely TINT Summers Cuba resolutions
VIII not again be heard Of before the adIoutn-
WGfE
reported the State Department was In such sft-
uation that the Secretary believed he would soon
be able to get England to join our government In
protesting against the Way the war has been con-
Quoted IN Cuba They contain SONIC language
That could not be agreeable to British authorities,
and there Is reason to know that the Prrhdeut
thinks 1t would not be expedicnt to put them
through Congress- The Indications are that the
whole Subject, including the House resolution,
WILL be allowed to 60 over to the next session.
sKW YORK cIrY NOMINATIONS.
The Senate goes into executive session at g
O'Clock, tomorrow, to consider the New York city
nominatlonst orer Wh1ch there will, Of course, be
hard struggle. The Committee on Commerce
has reported favorably on Murphy's nomination,
and this gives him the inside track. Fenton has
been very busy IN the last thlrty-si1 hours, but
there is no reason for believing that he will be able
to defeat the nomination.
TIE ANTICIPATED TROUBLES IN EUROPE
There ia good deal Of talk here about the con-
ditton Of things In Europe, growing out Of the
movement Of General Prm and his associates to
make Prince Leopold Of Hohenzoliern Einz Of
Spain. Our government has received notice that
he accepts the condition, and nothing remains
to be done hut to get the assent OF the Cortea.
NEW IHoDAzE ooun1.
The ne~ Prohate Co1ft OF this city win be Of
gan1zed to-moHow morning. Judge Shell arrived
AASA~
some Of his appointments Residents who have
met him are pleased with hts style and talk,
though many groWl at the taking Of an outsider
for the position.
The Georgia tbill has not yet gone TO the con-
ference committee. The Senate has ordered one
and named its members. The House viii prob
Rls agree in this action tomorrow, and the COM
mttee, when 1t meets, Is likely to take the House
bill as It stands.
There is general expectation that Minister Mot
ley will he removed this week The President ts
reported he cansasslng the expedlency Of nom.
mating Wendell Phillips as his SUCCESSOR.
FEMALE CLERKS.
The clause In the Legislative bill, fixing the
same pay for women In the departments as men.
Ind finally agreed upon by both houses, Is az fol
ows: |
Be il enacted, &c., That the heads Of th3 sew.
~ departments ase heEebJ authorized 70 appoint
ent and worthy, to any Of the grades OF cIcfk- |
'nlps kaoWn 70 law In their respective depart
lass In which they may be appointed: but the
lumber Of nrst, second, third, and fourth class
'lerlsh1ps shall not be Increased by this Becson.H
To the Associated P1ces
CUE RELATIONS WITH CCHA
NAsHlf6ToS, July 1a-The President sent to |
ne senate, yesterday, mass Of documents con-
eIlQHE inc 6ClEtfE Of American FhsSn1l anil hn |
Imprisonment and execution Of citIzens n tnc
United States during the hostitjes in Cnia1 ma |
;tatc Department furnishes the letter Of SecretaTy
ttention to the ifre1nar ana aThfraTr manna- -.
rhIch the persons and prnnerty nf nnr rfizansona |
aiken and held br the SDsnlsh anthnTi,cs n Tnhn
IT. Fish recalls to Mr. FOherts' rernIlectinr, tha
Fptestg of the PreH1dent iaEt rear evaiost Yarns |
etlats mode OF war{are. ami agafnsf I'm frntnfn |
GENERALS decree forbiddin1 fhe sIJcnatjon ~ |
fonerty on the fslanll a0 far M f. ra1a-1a A1nog
an cltizens afti pther degrees rh1ch 1oiin1-as |
Extending liz nrpFisi0ns. Tfe contInnas. !. Tba |
.utted States Government y1ff raTrn, raais |
,rced to sav thpt It IL fnfor,nati tha, +ha ]
of the treaty of 1s15 m ria hsaa bsrs
Of oeen kept in mtpd bY thc Cuban anthnr1t;eS
uTlr,C the nresent strnrr1e ann fhat thn .1annaoa
leutioued have bef,n nil III oneratton aToinst sha
ropett7 OF American citizene In rin1sffnn ~ ~.
ratY agreement Mr. Fish enr1nsas r. - NJ NJ
obefts the List Of complatuts made ~ o,cG vin |
lttons, and presents clarn for Injuries Smerjrsn
lat the Government of Snafn. necornfr1n1 instfce
I making Of some guitable nrnris]nn for
sceytaining the a1n0unt Wbich shoniS rjrhtf1iiv
ome to each claimant. viii alan nrfcr tha | =
Immediate restoration to cItizeus Of the Un,trd !
tates Of the properties which harf hem
and the release OF the citizens Of the
ntted States held In custody, or their Immediate |
1al, under guarantee, and With the riphts &C
sded br treaty. As 70 the future, It Is conndent-
expected ateps Will be taken to insure a0oinat
Fther violations Of the treaty.
Mr. Roberts, on June "a, In effect, replied that
) has no power In the matter and Mr. Fish. the {
me day, sent copy of his letter to Mr. Roberts,
Minister Sickles, at Madrid. The latter Is ln- : F