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New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


=, oIJIyIER's CIRCULAR TO THE ELECToRs-lI1s
EFFORTS WITH THE srRikERs--DisCOsoloN
oF THE PLEBISCITUM-M. RAsPAILS MANI
Tesro-TNCREAsED HOSTILITY TO THE PIE
BIsCITUM. - .,-,.. ..,, .. 1910
n Emile Olivier has addressed a circular to the
,leetors of France He impresses upon the people
.bo fact that while an Affirmative vote means quiet
snd peace and gives opportunity for the Emperor
o,d his Ministers TO accomplish reforms negative
,,,e means anarchy, disorder, revolution, and re-
.rge Yesterday there were many public meetings,
ot only in Paris but elsewhere in France, for the
o,rsderaton of affairs relative TO the Pebiscitum.
ca far As known there We're disorders whatever.
The Premier is trying to frame compromise between
the capitalists and strikers.
n Raspail. chief of the Radicals, has issued
manifesto, pronouncng against the Plcbiscitum.
e advises citizens 10 remain quiet i'll case OF disor
dor declaring that all must be decided by universal
sufracc. nothing by violence. The ministerial cir
cular is Censured by many journals because 1t
sludes 10 1.-THE spectre rouge" The hostility to the
Plebiscitum in this city is apparently gaining
ground 1t was remarked to-day that the Emperor,
While holding review, was coldly received by the
SPECTATORS.
The Prince Imperial will, it is said, visit several
foreign capitals during the day of the Plebiscitum.
Mr. Butler. the American Consul-General for Egypt,
has arrived in this city. The trade disputes excite
great interest throughout the country.
la Presse announces that on the 18th OF May an
amnesty for ofcnses against the press laws will be
,ssrpd
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
TILE MARYLAND EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

BALTIMORE, April 2G.-The Baltimore Evan
gelca Alliance auxiliary to the Evangelical Alliance OF
the United States and the Alliance Of London held its
first general meeting in tins city last evening. const
tuition was adopted and officers chosen after which dele
gates appointed to the Worlds Evangelical Alliance
10 he held in New-York city in September next. The
Baltimore organization will hereafter be known the
Evangelical Alliance Of the state Of Maryland Among
the prominent clergymen present were the Rev. DIS
seha and John Cotton Smith of NcwYork city, both OF
whom addressed meeting at length In regard to
the Worlds Alliance TO assemble In New-fork Dr
Schaf said:
tits not proposed 10 amagamate the various dcnom
nations Tie several Christian bodies not prepared
for such gamation aud 70 throw up their denOlna
tioual policies The Alliance will serve 10 harInonze
these bodies. all of which, while they differ III
minor points are in foundation, having one Cod the
Father one Holy Ghost and having in view the building
up OF His Kingdom and the redeening Of souls. IL con
templates TO strengthen promote and exhibit the union
that already exists among the churches Of Christ which
are n spirit.n
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
CUBA.
AN ENGLISH SCHOONER SEARCHED.

AN ENGLISH SCHOONER SEARCHED.
HAVANA, April 26.-The Spanish man-of war
Concha lately overhaued the English schooner Rich
mond having board 40 persons and two pieces OF
non. Her commander said she belonged to the Light
House Board, and she allowed to proceed on her
voyage.
MEETING AMONG THE SPANISH GENERALS-SUC-
CESS OF THE REBELS.
KEY WEST, Fla, April 26.-The following is
the latest from Havana Count valmaseda and the
political Governor OF Santiago refuse to obey orders
from the Captain General and from Madrid. The Gov
Of Castle Cabanas also declines to receive orders
from Gen. Carbo who endeavored to take possession Of
the fortress yesterday The Spanards have been routed
by the insurgents everywhere The destruction OF prop
erty in the CincoVas district is immense. CapG
DE Rodas expected 70 return to Havana to-day to
establish Spanish authority.
vALMAsEDA's FAMILY RETURN TO HAvANA-THE
COUNT REFUSES TO MEET DE RODAS AT PU-
ERTO PRINCIPE-ADMIRAL MALCAMPO AND
THE STEAMER LLOYD ASPINWALL.
HAVANA, April 20.-The family of Count
vamaeda have arrived here, his Exceency having de-
manded peremptorily TO be relieved OF command in the
Island of Cuba aud SO his retirement swells the
Der OF dsgusted and exhausted Generals to IA since
the beginning of the Pueblo has challenged Olano
The whole affair has been settled, but the Dominican
General says that De Rodas will accomplish less than he
did. Valmaseda has refused positively TO obey order
OF De Rodas, which that he should come over to
Puerto Principe TO confer with him. De Rodas even ndi
Gated to him the road he should take and the means Of
security at command ,---zsss>--a .'o'sS -.%
The Spanish Government ordered that the steamer
Lloyd Aspinwa should he given up, but the command
ing General of this port Macampo, has refused to obey
the order II stated moreover that he has offered to
put him up the head of the volunteers to prevent the
delivery Of that vessel.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL e. 1870.

ate indeed The vote is first passage stood 81 TO n,
passing with the important amendmcnls put III ny INC
Senate The OF the Arcade bill IL the more re-
markable Is OF the few things that succeeded
Among the important acts passed In the last day OF inc
session Is the EghtHour law The Governor promptly ls
sued proclamation a few hours after ts passage an
nouncng the fact and calling the attention OF the people
of the State 10 Its provisions Eight hours are pfocie
to be the legal measure Of days work Tor all classes ol
mechanics workingmen, and aborers excepting those
engaged in farm and domestic labor but overwork lor
extra compensation by agreement between en-
ployer and employees permitted by thls law;
The Governor enjoins upon all officers ana
agents OF the State and Municipal Corporations
Ia comply with the provisions OF the law In order that
the rights Of all persons affected by it may he protected
and that full and fair opportunity may ne anofue1
OF testing its practical workings sricAttorneys ana
all other public officers charged with enforcing the laws
eXhorted to be dilgcnt in executing the proVsos
OF thls act.
Both Houses adjourned sine die about 81 o'clock
THE GOVERNOR AND THE UNSIGNED Bills.
ALBANY, April 26-There will be a large
Legislature unsigned by the Governor But he Intends
TO sign them all within ten days, and he desires any one
who wishes 10 be heard In protest against any bill 10 e
egraph him at and to be here at the earliest day
possible.
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
ALBANY, April 26.-The Governor has signed
the Eight Labor law and has issued proclamation
the Governor enoins upon ALL especially upon all oces
and agents Of the state and Municipal Corporations, the
necessity OF full and entire compliance with the pro
visions OF the act In order that the rights OF all persons
affected by IL may be protected, and that full and fair
opportunity may be afforded Of testing its practical work
ing The District Attorneys and other public officers
charged with enforcing the laws Will be dilgent III
executing the provisions OF this act.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
GENERAL, TFLEGRAPHIC NEWS.

.. The great flood in the Upper Mississippi is
su6siding.
.... The graves of the Rebel dead at Mobile
were decorated yesterday.
The gas works in Virginia City, Nebraska,
were destroyed by fire yesterday.
John G. Potter, President of the Shoe
and Leather Bank of Boston, died yesterday in Newton
~ The shipments of treasure from San Fran
cisco to New-YOrk overland during the past week
amounted to $4,000.
... The Sutro Tunnel has reached the depth
Of s7s feet and the ground more favorable. The water
is increasing.
Slight shocks of earthquake were felt in
different sections of California and Nevada during the
past few days.
Nathan Longfellows paper hanging man
ufactOry In Neodham, Mass, was burned on Monday
night. Loss 5000
The Philadelphia Mercantile Library As.
socaisn have decided @ ~ snSSp1 %SSp OF ' 'O'eF 'a'
james Jeter Phillips, who was sentenced
10 be hung in Richmond Va, next Friday for numbering
his wife, has been resped for sixty days.
... The match game of billiards in Chicago
ON Monday between Coon and Parker 800 points, French
carom, was by Coon. The score stood-cooh' toG
Parker, 400.
..Lorin p. Russell clerk for Samuel
for embezzling 81 200 his employer Russell had de
posted the money in the savings bank where 1t was re-
covered.
Arrow occurred yesterday on the Ogdens-
burgh Railroad StandHb Me. The aborcrs on sectoh
lG struck and attacked the laporers ON section 10 10 re
them off Officers were sent from Portland who soon re-
stored order.
- The iron railroad bridge across the
Wabash River at Terre Haute Ind, was completed yes
teIday II IL magnificent structure $50 feet long ls
completes the railroad line from TeITe Haute to 81
Louis, by way of Vandalia.
.. Col. Won Schmidt and the Government
Engineers Of San Francisco say that the surveys indicate
that Blossom Rock has been utterly demolished BY the
recent blast and thrown In all directions The sound
ings give 50 feet Of water over Its site at low tide.
80. The estate of the late Anson BurliDgame
presented at the Probate Court O Boston yesterday
FOR IL does not exceed 10000 In personal
property. Papers OF administration were granted Ed
ward l.. BuTlingame the eldest Of the deceased
600. The following il the weekly statement of
the condition OF the Boston banks Capital s7,3tOO0
loans SOG025l7 specie A5J6s89; legal tenders, ss52,
GO due from other banks S70l s6 due 10 other banks
s5,7tG54j deposits So, g,gOli2 circulation. s25.ZjL5l
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
ITALY.

MONUMENT TO sAYOSAROLA-THE FATHERS
FILL yOTISG-MIss LEWIS, THE SCULPTURES.
FLORENCE, Tuesday, April %, 1870
The citizens Of Florence have instituted subscrip-
uou for statue to SayanaIola as a protest against
ue HcumeIical Council. A large sum of money has
already been subscribed.
ROhE, Monday, April 25,
via LONDON Tuesday, April 26, 1870. 5
IN The Tcumenical Council to-day six hundred
iNhers voted with one voice for the COastiutio de
Hb
Miss Lewis, the Ameuean sculptress, has received
'uefs From the Marquis of Butte, the well-known
,'uoh Of art for works from her ehisel. Americans
"ie are much gratihed at the circumstance
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

The New York and Oswego Midland Railroad bill was
rejected by 80 to IA the Whitehall and Pattsoufg ob BIZ
"A; the Buffalo and washington Dy 10 10 %; Ihe rlo
Hill Tunnel by 3 to 49,
Mr. JACOBS stated that it understood the Leg
sature would adjourn some time to-night ne opea tle
House would agree 10 sii m Is o 'S oc1o 81 M this was
agreed TO. - -
The Conference Committee on the Capital Police Dill
reported the Senate had receded IRON its amend
iagc of Lansngburg The report agreed to.
Recess until $3.50 O'Clock, p. IN.
Mr.. FIELDS EfTSse offered Sciin the following: Wing O
During the charges have been made through the
nei S hi ps ' IN III % anI nt' Of pom1ent members Of the
bar this STATE suggesting % % ls Hs1ss tT Of 9qq ntG 5s to a 5
clients ami to punish Dishonesty and ehsry
T ciS Of ncSsr' ni.s Of the judiciary now therefore
ourpd to investigate following matters First Whether members Of
the legal profession have been guilty of unprofessona and dishonest
relations Of client and md the Pss, =,
the judiciary exercise Of the constitutional Of
S A % aas t b @ a@ e ta fla a
e. % com%s 5 @ % e 5 ra Sa a GlS be @ @
conducted with all convenient speed until eosd and opEon
a 5 a $ sn 5 RIifS the FIRST i state
After spirited debate, the resolutions were adopted
i'"'' ''' AGREEMENTS, RESOLUTIONS, &C.
BILLS PAssED-AuthOriZing the Atlantic Savings Bank
70 change its location; incorporating Loan
Improvement Company providing the manner Of elect,
Commttee of Conference appointed the Charity
bill The amendments by the Senate to the supply bill
concurred in. incOrparting the Richmond Hotel
Company. Passed)
resolution was received from the Senate fixing upon
O'Clock this evening the hour for final adjournment,
and giving rise to debate. it laid on the table.
ARCADE RAILWAY.
Mr. BERGEN moved 10 lay the present order Of busi-
the table, in order to take the Arcade Railway
bill. Carried.
After considerable effort IN the way Of moving
and adiournments, which the Yeas and Nays were
called Mr.. FIELDS moved that the Committee OF the
Whole be discharged from the further consideration OF
the BILL which was purely local one, and that it be
ferred 10 the New-YOrk delegation.
After much excitement, Mr.. FIELDS moved that the
House 90 into Committee the Arcade Railway bill.
Carried
The House then went into Committee on the bill.
The SPEAKER moved to insert the names OF A. T.
Stewart and James g. Bennett among the corporators.
Lost.
The Committee then and reported progress
In the House, Mr. FIELDS renewed the motion to
insert the OF A. 4. Stewart and James G. Ben
nett. Lost. -
Mr. KIERNAN then moved that the bill be ordered to
a third reading. Carried; and the bill put upon its
passage, when it passed by the following vote:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.

AUBURN, N. Y, April 26.-The Auburn City
National Bank robbed to-day between the hours Of
~ aud O'clock of 81 900 In greenbacks Three persons
town, engaged In the transaction aud
accom- pished their purpose by tho following meGns:
Two of went In at the front door and engaged the
only bank officials In attendance al the time, one of
the robbers negotiating for stamps and The other
making arrangements ~ make deposit Of funds belong
ing Ia some orphans. While they Were occupying the
attention uf the two bank officials third robbtr entered
ut back window, which open, and going irto the
vault seized the package of money and made ms escape
by the window. The robbery not dsCOy red until
O'Clock this afternoon. The officers ~ TIE Bank have
offered reward of 5000 Ior the arrest o the criminals
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LITI
CATION.

CHEYENNE, April 26.-The case OF James w.
Davis agt The Union Pacific Railroad Company, pray
ing for the OF injunction and the appoint
ment OF receiver for the railroad, presented To
judges Howe and Jones o the Superior Court this after
noon Woolworth OF Omaha and Corbett OF Chey-
cnne for the plaintiff and Messrs Pappeton OF Omaha,
and steele of Cheyenne for the railroad Mr. Wooworth
proceeding TO read the bill when Mr Pappleon OBJ
iected on the ground that the adavts in support OF the
bin had not been served and opportunity given TO
anime them. After skrmisng between the attor
news the hearing Of the adjourned until tonor
row morning O'Clock to give the defendants time To
examine the aldayits The hall and afdayits
youminous and IL il not probable chat decision upon
tie application will be reached under several days.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
ASSEMBLY.

BIIIs PASSED. UNLESS orHERwIaE NOTED.
To amend the Brooklyn Fire law passed at
this session so as to provide for the salaries OF employs
Exchange Ia the City of NewYork Mr. Littleohn felt
rain TO vote s @ rof new ,S I of @ ro
poratos had been inserted init Others voted against It
poration Of the American Trust Company of NewYcrk
authorizing the laying of railroad tracks In the town OF
for the better protection OF persons travelling Fourth
ave. which requires % ne mre en- HaToaa 10
an arch, was read and passed.
RAILROAD AID BILLS VETOED.
The Governor, through the hands OF his private secre
tary returned the following bills without his approval:
Frst-The bill to facilitate the construction OF the Adj
rondack Railroad He refers to all the railroad ana Dis,
approve them as they are In body clear violation OF
question the people He cannot approve OF hese bills
as "a whole, and he cannot discriminate among them.
s Mr. Fl moved we to lay the on the
table and he made the special order at II O'Clock
Mr.. JACOBS moved that vote be taken at l2i o'clock
Carried. ,,. -
The other bills, being on the same subject were laid
aside.
Mr.. NELSON, from the Committee .on Elections, re-
ported In the ease OF Goodrich agt. Jones' in favor OF
Jones' the sitting member for the With District Kings
County The report was agreed 10.
The Supply bill. az amended by the Senate, was
announced when a Conference Committee was ordered
FURTHER FINAL ACTION on BILLS.
passage of bills was resumed aud the following
pasntu
provenents in NewYork; Incorporating the Troy safe
Deposit Company; prohibiting foreign Insurance com
panies issuing policies for greater amount or longer
lime than the State eompanies authorizing the Court
Of Common Pleas in the City OF New 10 hold special
sessions.
AMENDMENTS CONQUERED IN.
The Senate resolution authorizing the Governor TO ap
Innt three To visit the state Prisons and
report upon their management was received and CON
CURED IN.
The senate amendments the Troy charter
cured in.
The senate amendments to the Capital Police bill were
sent TO o Conference Committee
On motion ot Mr. FLAGG, the Senate amendments 10
the bill providing for extraordinary repairs the oia
cocurred IN with exception, which sends the
bill back To the Senate.
THANKS To THE SPEAKER.
Mr. HUSrID mOled - vote VI thanks To speaker
itchman for the able aud impartial manner IN which he
had presided the proceedings OF the House Atef
remarks the resolution unanimously adopted siii
ar resolutions Of thanks 10 tho Clerk, his deputies Ad
to the Sergeant at Arms, were adopted
yEIOEs OF RAILROAD AID HILLS q,
The special order, the GoVornos veto OF the leroah
Aid bills Was announced, the question being; Shali me
bill pass the veto Of the GoFern0ri W.T.
IIrrIEJON took the floor In opposition Ia the Net",
and spoke at length. lilo denied fb.i ihaf" ht. .ch any
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
SPAIN.

GEy PRIM ON THE GROWING OF THE EDIFICE-
SEIZURE OF CAILISIS.
MADRID, Tuesday, April 26, 1870
sng-G Merelo left Madrid to-day for Cadiz on
b. way TO Havana to take command Of the Eastern
Department Of Cuba. The journal Pueblo says Prim
has announced that the edfce will he crowned be-
lore the sud Of May.
The Epooa reproaches Gen. Prim for the vagueness
Dos declarations. The same paper says that call
uil oon be issued for a meeting of all the monar-
tc-! deputies of the Cortes, together with those
'ho aro tired Of the s,at1 quo when effort will be
tadr 10 change the order Of things
PARIS, Tuesday, April &c, 1870
numbef Of Carlists returning 10 France, have
ben arrested and compelled to remain at their places
q abode. Several Of their leaders were seized on
us Spanish frontier.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
GREECE

'"h MARATHON BBiGANDs KILLED OR CAPTURED
-llNLRAL or THEIR ENGLISH VICTIMS.
Athens, Tuesday, April 26 1870.
'hs excitement throughout Greece ON account Of
'' .''' 10 outrages Of the brigands near Marathon,
.-@ i'' aDdted. At an early hour yesterday moEn-
'g the bodies Of Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Herbert of the
Aitsh legation, arrived at the Pirnus, near this
.J' -. Grocian fIigatc Later in the day
.' funeral obsequies were celebrated in this
''' The hng. the Diplomatic Corps, and great
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
THE ONEIDA DISASTER.
A PLEA FOR CAPT. EYRE.

a PIEA TUX NATIs
WASHINGTON, April 26-An officer of our Navy,
Just arrived from Yokohama, says it reliably as
ceraned there that Capt. Eyre of the Bombay would
have stopped his vessel after running into the Onc
da but for the implorng of Lady Temple, the wife
of the British Minister, who was apprehensve of
shipwreck The opinion at Yokohama is that Capt.
Eyre is a weak rather than a bad man.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
THE SUEZ CANAL.
PARIS, Tuesday

FAkIS, Tuesday, April 70, lS7U
The Gdu,ois inewspaper) says that ship-owners are
sadly disappointed in the Suez Canal. Screw
steamers are especially sure to meet accidents
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
GERMANY.

LONDON Tuesday, April 26 1870.
Worlds Congress of chess-players has been sum
moned to meet at Baden on the 18th of July.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

In the course of the debate, Mr.. IIITLEJOHN read
dispatches from John A. GriswOd and Henry Clews, two
of the corporators named in the bill giving assurance OF
their interest In the road their determination to build III
and their confident assurance that the necessary capital
could be readily procured
CHARITY BILL.
Mr.. JACOBS, from the Conference Committee on the
Charity bill, reported an agreement, ana IL was con-
Cured In.
AMENDMENTS CONQUERED IN
large number OF Assembly bills received from
the senate amended and the amendments were con
Cured
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

number of citizens and strangers attended. The
force in pursuit of the brigands has succeeded in
killing or capturing the entire party.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
ALBANY.
CLOSE OF THE SESSION.

RUSH OF BUsINESS-SwARMS OF BILLS-THE
ARCADE RAILROAD FOR BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

ALBANY, April 26-1l p. m.-Some oi the
evils of unylse and improper legislation may be coun-
teracted y the course which Gov Hoffman has resolved
10 pursue in reference to bills or resolutions remaining IN
his posseson lie gives opportunity for all persons ~
present protests by telegraph or otherwise against any
such bills &c He intends 10 dispose Of all tese matters
within 10 days from this date, and hence no the S NC
lost People who telegraph write on these suiDec
sboud state the day when they viii call personally oH
the Governor IL they desire personal heaflng ~ s
hoped that practical men vii come ir9m now nofs
ana other cities Interested la the Inland trade 10 sohhut
with tho Canal Board concerning the proposed rcnucl9
of canal tolls The meeting for the purpose s 10 DC heid
on Friday, In Albany. a.. 4, A.,
Tnc Arcade bil triumphed by vigorous ehort IN the
last hours the session IL was staVed on 80 onR anu
40 droity iu Assembly that its chances seemed d"hno
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net dclusion in all eases should say that all epeptc
nsver has delusi0n III epleptc mania he does NOT
have dclusion.
has desire "a commit certain act, and tat rises
before him. he something that IL wrong, and Is
unable 10 prevent doing IT, there is no delusion then;
moral insanity is that form where all moral ieenBs are
o. Now when n man commits a crime without any
parent motive is that any evidence VI Insanity A. Not
a particle.
o. The fact OF his shooting the first he met YOU
would not consider any evidence of nsantyt A. No, Sir
O. Now suppose you take that very OF man walk
ing out and shooting mau and then tt Ia shown that
there anger existing between those men, would that Dc
any evidence OF insanityf A. No, Sir.
@ Suppose add to that, that he was jealous OF himf
O. That he hated him and motives for revenge A.
No. Sir; that IL not evidence.
O. And il you add anger Jealousv, hatred motive for
revenge those things would furnish you any ground
or data upon which you should say he was insalef A.
No, sir.
q. suppose you add to that, that he had done him
great personal INJURY and this was the nrst time he had
seen him since that personal uryf A. Tue simple fact
so stated would not should be inclined those facts
To say that he responsible man.
Q. Suppose we add to that that he was man OF yio
lent and uncontrolled passion wrought into passion
when anything said of his particular subjects A
No Sir; all Of them become OF insanity. hut
they In and OF Themselves not evidences of insanity
q. Now, suppose this man assailed suddenly with
strong motives for revenge, m the absence OF all other
proofs OF insanityf A IL Is NO evidence of INSANITY
q. Now. Doctor, give Inc the distinction between par
tal delusion and total dehisiOni A. A man may ha,e
his understanding perverted with regard a. oh
1cct and when that Is accompanied hy mental excite
ment II A. monomania; II accompanied by neutai G,
prcsson it Is melanchoha; t' SO are among the simpler
forms of insanity
q Suppose a man agrees a separation with ha sic:
suppose he has litigation, whicl lasts Tor Elk .n
months Ia the year, with glrd 20 chdH.l. ,.ip
pose they settle that by agreeing tO aud having Jgo
children and she Is 10 take tie other; suppose Lc Is iea
Ods OF some mans having haG something % H. w!iA la