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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
THE PARAGUAY INVESTIGATION.
REPORT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The following are the
resolutions reported to-ay by Mr. Orth, from the Com
mttse Fore Ign Affairs
Resotoi That RearAtma W. Colon in negecins Mr.
reaching the Government which
duty lAnier u the soath Atlantic Squadron
Bliss Masiermsn Of
entitled officers United
That the iorcihle and detention Of Ms Bhxs and
the
the United
H.sogud sppoye
Minister Gen McMahou The Paraguay
ecang hold further diplomatic with
ResOlo That clearly the day Of naval oces foreign
all reasonable the diplomatic
the discharge Of their
neglect render such assistance when required dourtey BY
a such diplomatic shall be the
inYury aud punishment bY the Naval DeparIrtnL
The following presented by Fernando Wood, the
view OF Mr.. swami, who Is absent:
HsOloi That iorcbs snl dc,nos OF Mes~rs Bliss and
Mstenln While nGer the protection OF tie Aenean dag
ragr 81 demanded prompt rvparatoa.
That submitting TO the usut 81 President Lopez
Messr Bliss
rating hn,e from the Asuncon and aying thm
aauds and the mercy the Paraguayan
could
justice 20 s position aud the honor OF bis dag
cptr his p4po until permitted thjrav sltA ever
L'raton.
fird: That hostile ureny attitude assumed BY Minister
Wshbuo ova Lopez AMI The Pagaan Government bis
nd WIKI tbr President OF Republic
81 hacman With h. egatnone British subject
botb OF dogt washbu com
Of uprcGc which resulted all of tie
complications attending h RS nee IN Paraguay
iOIrh That Almra colon and DAVIS in command Of the
Of The Government the nesta y! Mial sid
having "a the best o ner Judgement and undr snng complied
the ntGctons Of the Department AMI received approval
fh lhst icion required the part Conges growing
Of the e stated tbs and the correspondence
the State All Nav Departments.
Ssl; That THIS cOnee be discharged hon the rsAss '.sssr
~ ~. sult,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
AN AGENTS ACCOUNT OF THE OREGON INDIAN
THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE "CoNTENrE
AKIN s,TIsFIFDD
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The official re
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONTENTION.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES TO BE ORGANIZED FOR
THE INTRODUCTION OF IMMIGRANTS-CHINESE
LABOR FOR THE SEA ISLAND PLANTATIONS.
CHARLESTON, May 5.-The Immigrant Con-
yenton to-day promptly adopted the resolutions previ-
ously reported looking to the establishment OF system
of Immigrant Aid Societies. " offer free farms and other
Inducements to European migrants, and the procuring
of four steamers to between Charleston ana some
European port to bring passengers ana carry return
cargoes cotton. These enterprises are To be carried
out by Joint stock companies and committees were APP
nonted 10 solicit subscriptions OF land for one, ana
money Din 500 shares for the other The whole session
was spent in very lively debate the resolution IN
dorsing a company to import Chinese labor. This was
vigorously opposed, the ground that 1t would add
another tn WELD the ballot and 80 Increase
the political supremacy Of the present ruling party and
also that would tend to keep away German Irish, and
Northern immigrants from the fear that they were to be
put on equality with the Chinese The contract labor
system was earnestly advocated on the ground that
white cannot be induced to work In rice helds and
Sea Island cotton plantations account OF the malaria,
and that the will not work there now on the
plantation SYSTEM that these low countries along the
coast must be abandoned and run into Jungle unless
Chinese labor be obtained. After q long struggle
the resolution was adopted, and the Convention nd
iOurncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06

telegraphc dispatch from Sir John Young, Governor
General of Canada, reporting the pacific settlement
of the Red River difficulty,
THE WOMAN RIGHTS MOVEMENT DEPLORED-
MINISTER JAY PRESENTED TO THE QUEEN
EMIGRANTS OFFERED FREE PASSAGE TO CAN
ADA.
The Times this morning deplorcs the womens rights
movement in the House of Commons last evening,
and does not believe the women of England are at
all in sympathy.
At the Queens levee, yesterday, the Hon John Jay,
the American Minister to Austria, was presented to
Her Majesty.
The Government offers free passage in transports,
which are about to sail for Canada to all dock-yard
laborers who have recently been discharged, and
who may wish to emgrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION IN THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS-TIIE RED RIVER DIFFICULTY
SAID TO BE SETTLED.

THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION IN THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS-TIE RED RIVER DIFFICULTY
SAID TO BE SETTLED.
LONDON, Thursday, May s, 1870
In the House Of Commons tonight, Mr. Bouverie
gave notice of his intention of moving the rejection
Of the Female Suffrage bill.
Tie Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr.. Lowe, said
be saw no objection TO the mint coming money for
Bolivia as it now does
Mr. Otway said according to the latest official adj
vices from Athens ten of the Marathon bIigands had
been captured. An investigation Into the murder
was proceeding.
MIR Monsell Undder Colonial Secretary, announced
the settlement of the Red River difficulty.
The House went into.COmmittee Oh the Irish Land
bin.
Sir John Gray, yielding TO Ministerial pressure,
postponed his amendment to the Irish Land bill
making the Ulster custom general, providing for
Arbitration Of rents every Il years, and prohibiting
sub-etting
An amendment restricting coinpensation to out
gong tenants gave rise ~ an excited debate which
was brought TO close by Mr. Gladstone. He i'm
plored the Committee TO reject the amendment. The
Government had carefully weighed every word Of
the BILL especially the clause providing for ihdemn
ncatOn 10 outgoing tenants for their improvements
The House divided, and the amendment vas re
scted by vote of 20 70 13i.
The Committee reported progress and the House
adjourned
In the House Of Lords this evening, Earl Gran.
Gle Colonial Minister, ANNOUNCED ue recep of a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06

womens college has represented in OF the Ma
tonal bodies connection with medicine. The assocla-
ton is nttendedby pharmacusts about fifty In number,
from all parts o the country. To-day they were occupied
In fixing the standard of all medical preparations for tho
ensuing decade.
The amount of reduction OF taxes proposed by inc
bill introduced In the Senate by Mr. Sherman, IL ~ fol-
lows income, sli 10000 sales, $4,000 gross re-
ceipts SG32OO articles I'm Schedule A, Ss6 600 salaries
Of United States officers s60O passports s2 900 leg
aces and SUGGESTIONS, $2ais,00o miscellaneous tSU;
special taxes except spirits and tobacco which includes
license taxes, and all taxes employment $,31 900
total s43G0 This will leave the taxes on the follow
ing articles i'm force On distilled spirits, fcrrnentel
liquors. gas, income at the rate OF per cent
All the stamp taxes, taxes collectabe are TO be col
lected by stamps.
The Department OF State has received official nforma
ton that suna AZ the mouth OF the Danube River has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
THE LIME ROCK BANK ROBBERS ARRESTED.

ROCKLAND, Me-, May 5.-Charles II. Bro0ks
and John Stevens, the two NewYork professionals en-
gagged the Lime Rock Bank robbery, who were taken
out OF the city yesterday morning by Keyser and Black
were arrested last night and brought here. Keyser had
left them with their plumber at place In the woods
the Warren road four five miles from this place, and
promised to meet them with team at O'Clock last night
and take them to place Of safety After his arrest he
consented 10 guide the officers To the place OF rendezvous
aud his conedcraos. strong posse accordingly
started with him. aud the force disposed as 10
allow Key tn meet the rogues and take them into his
wagon AS agreed upon; after which they arrested
without Resistance. AL nearly all, Of the stolen prop
crty recovered with the robbers l.. ;. McAiser
police and night wachman, was arrested last night
All the persons engaged In the robbery, except H. f.
Rand who allowed to escape by the officers IN PORT
land are now In safe custody.
LAT.R.-Tho names OF the New York burglars con
ccrncd In the bank robbery Joshua Daniels ailas
lIcalms, Chas. IIaigt, and Langdon W. Moore alias
Charlie Adams The latter Il one OF the most notorious
robbers In the country aud concerned III the NOT
way Bank robbery. IL Ia said that thelr concentrate
who T. large John W. Rand. alias Jack RAND OF 5os-
ton The amount OF bonds and currency recovered ~
little $4,000, which In believed 10 he every doar
taken. The officers and thu conns an" hnnV WORKING up
the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
THE INDIANS.
TROUBLE ON TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAD-AN
EMPLOYE KILLED.

TROUBLE on TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD-AN
EMPLOYE KILLED.
SIDNEY, New, May 5.-The track rcpaircrs OF
the Union Pacific Railroad between Potter and Antelope
Stations were attacked three times and run into Ante
lope by sixty Indians yesterday afternoon One man was
killed.
OPERATIONS IN wYoMING-SIX INDIANS KILLED.
SOUTH Pass, Wyoming Territory, May A.
Major Gordon, with party OF cavalry, made another
excursion to-day in pursuit Of the Indians. He had a
skirmish with Them and killed six Two OF Lieut. Cor
dom, command were kied-Licu Stumbach ana ser
gcant The country Is alive with Indians known 10 DC
ArapahOcs.
AN AGENTS ACCOUNT OF THE OREGON INDIANS
THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE "CoNrENrED
AND SATISFIED"
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Thc official report
from Capt Knapp, Agent for the Indians at klamath
Agency Oregon on tie condition Of the Indians is good
Tine tribes which lately arrived at the Reservation are
well satis ID and pleased with the country and are ax-
ous to ", rk and he shown how to manage on frms
They also desire implements To erect comfOrta-
HE hOuscs put up fences, &c. The agent bad
visited the camp OF the Snake Indians Qately hostlel
at Tie Nox and found the people contented and satisfied
win their rations which had been ample. Permission
Lost River No trouble il anticipated between the
whites and Indians The agent says the Reservation ma,
immense tracts of grazing meadow anu ii encouraged
I'm ckraisng the Indians would soon become seusus
tanning and wealthy, and able to supply the country sur
rounding with stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
RONfE.

THE POPE TIRED OF THE INFALLIBILITY DISCUS
sION-ANOTHER SCHEMA VOTED ON-DUPAN-
LOUP PREPARING A REPLY TO ARCHBISHOP
SPAULDING.
LONDON. Thursday, May g. 1870.
The Pope has urged that the discussion on the In
fallibility question be closed before Ascension Day.
The Committee on that subject in the Gcumenic1
Council has promised to present revised schema
Immediately.
The Council yesterday voted CT the schema relative
to the small catechism. tenth of the Bishops
present voted mon placet,' among whom were the
German and Hungarian Bishops who desire to pre-
serve the catechism of Canisus.
A Brussels dispatch says that Archbishop Kenrick
has gone to Naples to finish protest against Papal
Infallibilty. Dupanloups reply to Archbishop
Spaulding in the matter of Infalibiity will be
published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
COMMERCIAL sTATIsTlCS-0FFICIAL RECOGNITION
OF THE PHILADELPHIA WOMENS COL
LEGE. . -..-.

nishes from advance sheets of an abstract Of Monthly
Report No. current series, the following niorWatOn
The value OF foreign commodities remaining Ia ware
houses of the United states Jan. 3D. 1870, was s52GG125
against s3s,s5 i7 Jan. 81, 1869. Reducing tine total
value Of domestic exports for the months ending
Jan 81 1870, to specie values We have S2 3l,2l which,
being added 10 the amount of the rctNpor Tor the same
period shows OF imports over eApt, of only
SGlj572. For the spending seven months ended
Jan 81, 1850. the OF imports over ApOrtS was
<2Is OF the total gold value OF The domestic exports
for the months ended jar. 81 IS o. S26l2i2 con
sisted of merchandise aud s2ig,lT of specie and bull
lion For the corresponding period OF the last fiscal year
the value of merchandise amounted 10 $i5 1885, and
specie aud bullion 90 s2s.Cs650.
The United states Pharmaceutical Association In
sion at the National Medical College to-day, accepted
Prof Herman Thomas, MD, delegate nom the fhila-
dephia WoInens Medical College. Thus ~ III" hr-' h'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
SPAIN.

ACTION So SPENDED ON THE PORTO RICO CON
STITUTION.
LONDON, Tehursday, May 5, 1870.
1t is reported that the Spanish Government. defer
ring the petitions received from the Antilles, has
suspended action on the new Constitution for Porto
Rico and will not consider any proposition for the
sale of Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
AN EXPLANATION.

Letters were sent to my London address for NJ
Gustave Flourens, as stated in the Beaury letter.
but the writer's contents purpose of such letters,
and Flourenss plans or connection, if any, with the
alleged plot are utterly unknown to me- came to
Paris Voluntarily, Oh Sunday, where shall remain,
to answer questions if any, there is nothing in
my relations with Fl0urens TO conceal. G.ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

rnE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE CONVENED FOX
THE TRIAL OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF NJ OLIVIER AND THE PROCUREUR-OEN-
ERAL AFFIRMING THE AUTHENTICITY OF TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06

REDUCTION OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES
THE BILL ABOLIsIIING THE FRANkING
PRIVILEGE AGAIN SET ASIDE-FILLIBUsIER-
ING IN THE HOUSE-THE NORTH AND EAST
RIVER TUNNELS-EXCITING MUNICIPAL CON
TEST IN WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
A SCENE IN PARLIAMENT.

TUESDAY, May 3.-In the House of Commons,
this afternoon there a disgracefu among
members during the discussion the Northwest bill
after II had passed second reading Last night, during
the first debate, arising out OF the introduction OF the
measure the Hon. Mr. Macdougall bitterly attacked the
Hon. Joseph Howe, the Secretary OF state, and charged
him with being seriously implicated la the troubles
which led TO his (MacdOugalj being driven from the
country he sent to govern. He appealed To the
House TO grant Committee Of Inquiry, and said with
had witnesses present In the Housewife would
give complete and convincing testimony that
such was the case. This afternoon Mr.. Howe
took the matter mp, and, after number or
very passages, referred To Mr. Macdougas letters
while AT Pembna characterizing them as mca cowaIly
and sneaking In character There was m0mehtary
used by excited members was certainly unparam entTy
French member, unable to control his wrath and at
loss for any subject of complaint against Macd0ugal
poured the vial OF his anger on the head Of DR. Lynch
called him repeatedly liar, ana used other epthrts OF
decidedly offensive character. Then an English member
arose and denounced such language In the House, and
me ensued which beggars description. Suffice To
that the took the extraordinary course of ADJOURN
ing till al the dinner recess 10 O'Clock. To-
the debate Will 20 on II members are suicehiy
cooled down.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD REPORT
OTTAWA, Ont, May 3.-The Special Commit
tee on Pacific Communication, appointed by the Cana
dian SENATE has reported. The Committee Is OF opinion
that "A railway with gauge of two feet from Fort
william 30 Rainy Lake. steam navigation along Rainy
Lake and River 10 the end Of Lake Of the Woods and
road thence 10 Fort Garry form the most desirable ana
practicable route 10 the Northwest With regard To "a
Canadian Pacific Railway the Committee state That huch
project has been submitted TO them. but that 1t Is so
costly and its importance and necessity have been 80
oversatrd that they have concluded tbat many years
must elapsc ere any consideration can be gwen even 10
projects Tor It's construction. Hho American party arc
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-03

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-03

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-03
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