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New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
GERMANY.

THE DEMOLITION OF AUSTRIA DEMANDED BY
RUSSIAN MAGNATE-GEN. FADEJEw's PAMPH-
LET AND GEN. TURR's REPLY-CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT TO BE ABOLISHED IN sAXQNY
AND HoLLAND-EMIGRATION
HAMBURG, Jan. 15.-In Austria not only, but
on the whole continent considerable attention has been
directed to the lately published pamphlet of the Russian
Gen. Fadeew, who openly, and without any reservation
whatever, proclaims the demolition of Austria as the
safety imperatiyely demanded by Russia and without
whchno development Of Russia is possible. This General
appears to upon the active sympahies OF Germany
that is Of Prussia and its people, In his theory bat in
this he counted without his host The Germans can
never lend their hand to a demolition OF Austria
they would put the knife to their throats in that
case The General is the aduant Of the Prince BaTja
tinski, and counts among the most distinguished
officers Of the Russian army His pamphlet the boldes
pronunoiamento which emanaed from the Panslayic
faction in Russia which grows in extent and power and
which counts among its open friends the highest names
But Gen. Fadeew has found In the Austrian Gen. Turr
already formidable and witty antagonist The Hun
garians altogether against such theory Gen Turr
arrived few days since at Arad, where the magistrate
and citizens took the occasion TO give him pointed
reception "Not to the danger" said Gen. Trr is
blindness and not wishing TO see it, sinful deception"
In Holland as well as In Saxony, the death penalty is
to be abolished. The arguments of the Ministers IN the
former country favor Of their proposition to the Cham
bers are said to be mastery. This at time when IN
another and neghborng country the grave jursts Of
Germany decidedly oppose the abolition
Emigration 10 the Southern States Of Union opens
to-day very favorably for Mississippi Tomorrow, per
steamer to NewOreans, nearly 200 Swedes 90 to the
Waeryaley in Mississippi to people plantation and some
industrial enterprises of Mr.. Bergund Of their own
countrymen, who must be Of immense resources,
for he advances ey cent Of the cost of the journey Of
these people from the icy North OF Sweden TO the center
OF Mississippi they being all poor although decent and
generally aOleboded The advances made to them will
be repaid through their labor in Mississippi During
February and March OF year 800 persons will
be sent by the gentleman, under the same terms to
Mississippi 1t is to be hoped that these people will be
very contented, for it will be practical demonstration
TO Southern people that Swede, Norwegian, and
German worth to our Union ten times as much as
dirty Coole. These Swedes not Mormons, several
papers here errOue Ously report
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OF them thoroughly respectable have risen against the
Empire founded liberty We will accept IT,, they
procaim IL Is constitutional parliamentary bourgeois
liberty We are the revolution, radical indefagabel
That's livery good.1 Well, gentlemen, the Ministers,
In the name OF the Government reply to that party
You want TO fight do youi Very we'll we are ready TO
meet you' tLoud cheersl And our mission-I will not
say our honorw be not only TO fight staunehy but 10
triumph tApplause.l And triumph we shall. by con.
unning TO represent the legitimate wishes OF
II need be- the party of resistance; the party OF re-
action We shall never be- Much appausel Therefore,
may tell NJ de Maupas, when he urges today what 10
our deTnier mot can't tell you. for IN politics such
thing fnay does not exist The last word to-day
may be but inarticulae sound tomorrow. Our att-
tude Is clear, resoute, and welldefned. We nave
signed two programmes. We accept them In their ineg
rty We VIII carry them out honestly, without DelnR
precipitate, without any Hndue haste as men who con
sclous OF their strength will not from the course
they have laid out for themselves Let NJ dc Maupas
very necessary bring about understanding between
the several members Of the Cabinet. The difference De
tween the two programmes which have adyerted 10
was but slight. The programme very inapproptl'
confined itself 10 stating in a general way that
1t was necessary 10 devise means to bring ABOUT
municipal decentralization. That OF the left center
precise IL thought necessary TO detaoh IRON
this broad measure little special law extending the
share Of the suffrage IN the appointment Of mayors TO be
passed without delay. IL well Understood that IN no
ellis tres bien That the first point Cf difference be-
tween the two programmes; the second was on qnes
ton which interests the Senate peculiarly II referred 10
tho transfer TO the Corps Legslaf exclusively OF the
On this point and all other subjects the Govern
ment will not act without consulting the Legislature
lApplause.I bill relative TO the municipal question
win be Introduced Now, gentlemen, you have heard
what have to say, / am sure you win not be STUN
bng-bOck in our path, an, confidently appeal to your
support" Loud appausel az = ~,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
TIE AMERICAN POSTAL TREATY.
DARIEN CANAL.
CUBA.
me BATTLE AT GUANARO.

THE BATTLE AT GUAIMARO.
The Spanish Consul at New-York officially contra
diets the report from Havana. that the Spanish Gen.
Pueblo was defeated by Gen. Jordan near Guainaro
with heavy loss aud denounces it as entirely with
ont foundation.
THE THREATENED DUEL AT KEY WESLEYAN
IsIIMENT OF EX-GEN. VEGA.
KEY WEST Jan. 29.-Gonzales CastanOn, editor of
La 10. de cuba newspaper of Havana, arrived here
this morning from that city, accompanied by four
Spaniar,ls the purpose being to fight duel with the
Cuban editor of the RepubiioaRO, published at this
place The two gentlemen met at the hotel where
violent alteration took place between them, result
ing IN the parties being carried before the court
where Senor Castanon was held IN bonds of S2OO
gold, to keep the peace.
The Cubans' are quite excited and threatening
Gnards from the barracks have been stationed about
the streets to preserve !order. Both parties in the
quarrel are determined to fgkt, and will undoubt
edly do 50, if not forcibly prevented.
Havana Jan. 29-Guterrez de la Vega, eXGOv-
ernor of Havana has been banished from the Island
of Cuba by order Of Marshal SerranO
A GUNBOAT LOsT-MIsTAKEN CAPTURE.
HAVANA Jan 3O.-'The new Spanishtgunboat Num-
ber Three ran on the Colorado reefs, and is a COM
plete loss. Her have arrived at this port. The
steamer lately captured off Nucytas by Spanish
mansofwar brought TO this city to-day. 1t Turns
out tldI Suc ls lhe American Tug l>O9u AspIli"dl
now in the Haytian service, and carrying dis
patches to the Consul General of the United States at
Havana and the Admiral commanding the United
States navy in the West India waters An inyesti-
CATION is in progress and the tug will probably be
released tomorrow.
The second lot Of Spanish gunbosts. built at New
York have arrived at this island. Twelve of them
entered this harbOr this morning, and the thirteenth
has arrived at Cardenas. They experienced avery
heavy storm on the Florida coast.
THE BACKMEN's CONSPIRACY--A CUBAN LADY
SENTENCED TO DEATH-THE PROMOTION OF
YALMASEDA.
HAVANA, Jan. ga petition has been drawn
M and signed by 900 with the advice and
consent Of Col Ampuda, the object Of which Is TO com
pe the CaptainGeneral to promulgate decree similar
10 one IN force here many years BY the provisions
OF that order but whites permitted 10 dIVe
public vehicles In the streets OF late years. many own
ers Of stables finding IL profitable have been IN the
habit Of employing TO greater or less extent negroes
for drivers So too. with other owners and OF course
Will those who have owned their negroes. The Cuban'
a. matter Of course. have been the principal hirefs
and since the war; bitter has become the feeling OF the
Creole against their oppressors that they will not ride
10 hack driven by white man (whO Is always a
spspard bot will rather stand and walt for negro
coachnan All the white drivers Spanish volunteer
and beside they eHtortionate.
Dons LnIsa Fernandez las been condemned 10 death
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by council OF war at Esperu sante T,ls lady is &c
years of age and her consisted in the fact OF her
having concealed In her house one Of the nsurgent chiefs
so Gays La roe de CUBA.
few days the forces of Adofo Cavada were sur.
prsed by the troops OF Col Arias. The latter were p
loted by traitor severe fight took place. in which
the Spaniards were badly worsted.
There is some dissatisfaction among tho volunteers re.
specng the promotion of.Vamaseda. They think that
DE Rodas favored his promotion in order to get rid of
him. Being now Lieutenant General, ho VIII not, it is
thought. continue in his former command.
CUBAN MANUFACTURES.
The Havana papers publishes the following
captured communication written TO the Intendente Of
Cuba" by the patriot Secretary OF the Treasury aguirre
Clothing continues TO be scarce and as our resources
are heavily taxed TO remedy this want you advised
to employ all yonr activity, interest, and influence
toward establishing manufactures OF tissues and thread
Island, and IN which the macaqua puano hemp mallow
and other textiles to be found among u.s.
tain difficulties present themselves in the way Of reaz
ing efforts butt am confident that you will
them, and that our country Will thus acquire new
means Of manufacturing Our country and liberty.
ANOTHER NEGRO CONSPIRACY.
The Havana DiGrio of the 21st reports that
"On last Thursday plan discovered which had for
its object rising Of the negroes the estates Of Con-
saDca, CenaquiSta. San Francisco and Simpatia" 1--we
negroes on the first named estate have been convicted
aud have confessed.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
THE SALES OF GOLD AND PURCHASES OF BONDS
FOR FEBRUABY-THE IMPROVEMENT OF TIE
MISSISSIPPI.
IcPyFRlL PRESS DIspATCUI

GENERAL PRESS DloPAlCHI
The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed the Assist
ant Treasurer NewYork to sell 100000 OF gold each
week during the month OF February, and to purchase
100000 bonds each alternate week, on account OF
the Sinking Fund.
Col Louis wolGey Of New Orleans before the Com
mttee on Commerce OF the House recently, and after
giving some information regarding the mouth OF the
Mississippi River, submitted proposition for keeping II
open The matter was referred to a subcommittee,
consisting OF Representatives Sheldon and Sawyer Inc
information and proposition are as IolIows: Inc me-
ing salt tides and fresh water currents causes
rapid deposits, which the counter currents Keep stao
ary The action Of the gases below the TVeT Ssy Sp ~
fers the following proposition %ith security Ior lls
ful performance For opening fass lOure 9u' ay ,s ~
opening the Southwest Pass $4,000; keeping II open
s25oOo year, opening both Passes; I nan 6no non xea
with channels feet wide BY 20 feet draft commencing
the work within four months and hns x IL within
year after the contract; payment TO bt lade aIer s
work is done to the satisfaction OF inspeetots
$4,000 for this year. and for both passes preliminary
sum of $4,000 for boats and machinery, and S0OOO
yearly thereafter The New Orleans Chamber OF COM
merce has endorsed and called upon the Chambers Of
Commerce Of the Western cities generally TO endorse
Woey ufged upon the Committee that the contract and
necessary appropriations should be inade Whether ms
offer is accepted not, few months or nactoh rem
ders all past labors useless OWING 10 the
causes above mentioned. Col Wohey, IN tue
of his proposition says "A interests in the great valey
of the Mississippi should upon Congress the nece5
y Of permanent and speedy relief most consistent WIKI
The calendar OF the House OF Representatives, shows
that during the present session 9sj bills have been miro
duced in that body, aud 30 or 40 joint resolutOhs
senate calendar exhibits propOrtonate number 0f Di'
The following notice to POstmasers ana he puOIIc u@7
! ust been issued by the PostmasterGeneral; ,.u -,
An additional postal convention concluded between toe
United states and the Netherands rcdneg The rate OF
Litter poage on letters exchanged IN closed mails via England oh -
TO 10 cents per single Of is gamHe' hstounee or unle
.rt ontoh 10 ke eject l. 1870 The Of postage eonl
ps ~ 1.vpt Lc on newspapers books packets aud samples Of
m.Tcbsnd,s remain unchanged viii levy aud collect post
| accordingly on and after Feb. ], 1870.
The Ninth National Bank OF New-fork and tne Cehta
National Bank OF Boonville Missouri nave at her oMH
request been discontinued financial agents OF the uoN
| euimeut and repositories OF public moneys.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
THE PATTERSON AND NEWARK RAILROAD.

The Sheriff of Essex County, n. D., on Satnr-
dav morning last served the injunction granted by the
Chancellor on Monday against the Paterson and Newark
Railroad Company at the application Of Peter Weller, to
whom the Company owe 500 for land taken In the CON
,rUt,on M the road The injunction restraints the Com
nny from runnng trains over Mr. WIS land The pro-
served ON Thomas Peddiee OF Newark Pres
ident OF the road and Corey snperntenaent OF INC
also includes the serving OF the injunction oday by
W ao iarsex CITY one of the irectors OF the Erie
Company-the iessees Of the Paters on road AZ soon as
~, ipsiInment was served upon Mr. Corey that gentle
nan disnatehed a messenger TO Erie headquarters Tor
instructions a. TO how be should act The messenEer
,rned br,ng,px word that Mr.. Fisk had that morning
s orders for The ps psyment Of MI Weilers claims but
that. subseQnenty, Mr.. Gould. ID somo Unexplained
way tuterfefed with the settlement
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
THE INDIANS.

COL. BAKERS VICTORY - OFFICIAL DISPATCH
FROM GEN. SHERIDAN.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-The following dispatch,
containing the details Of the victory Of Col Baker over
the Pigeon Indians was teegraphed to Gen. Sherman
last night by Lieut-Gen Sheridan, from these head
quarters: have the honor to transmit the following
dispatch, forwarded by Gen. Hancock from Gen DE
Trobrand as further information the subject OF my
dispatch this morning: The expedition was complete
uccess Col Baker has Just returned having killed l73
Pigeons destroyed "A lodges with all their Winter sup
plies robes &c, and captured over 800 horses. The
Boods turned all the horses taken from the white
people which were in their possession. Most OF the
nurderers and maraudcrs OF last Summer are killed Pa
and Mountain Chief escaped with few followers.
leaving everything but the horses they Our
loss is one man killed. and man accidentally wounded
by falling off his horse"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
REVOLUTION PREDICTED IN RUSSIA.

The st. Petersburg correspondent OF the
POse, Gazette tells curious story. which, he says IS now
current the Russian Court, dropos of the newly as
covered Socialist conspiracy Last Autumn during the
stay of the Imperial family at Lvada, an aidede-cap
the Emperors suite day found in his coat pocket
anonymous pamphlet, in which striking parallel ~
drawn between the present state OF Russia and ta OF
before the Revolution. The Government OF Mich
olas is compared with that OF Louis Alvr, ana ana
the rule Of Alexander III. with that OF Louis
XIV, the fate Of Louis XVI. and Marie
Anoinete being foreold for the present Czarewitch
and the Princess Dagmar who is accused Of frivoy ar
rOgance, and love OF dress The anonymous writer CON
cludes as follows: The Russian Revolution w be iar
bloody aud terrible than that OF France In i7S Tor
the deSpQsV Of the Cars harder than that OF the
French Kings and Russian society far exceeds that OF
France in immortality brutality, and ignorance" inns
pamphlet was given by the aldedecamp to lady OF the
Court who showed 1t to the Emperor and Empress Ihe
latter, on reading it, thrown into paroxysm
Of fear; she went Immediately TO the Princess Dag
mar, and after reproachng her with her love OF nheLy
and OF devotion mpOred her to alter her mode OF
life; as otherwise she sure the words OF the
pamphlet would true, and both the princess ana
her husband would perish the scafiod. On hearing
these reproaches Princess Dagmar burst into tears
and complained to the CzaTewtch. The consequence
was that both OF them left Lvadia few hours after
Since this family scene adds the correspondent the En-
press often had long fits OF depression, and passes
most her time in the society OF the wellknOWn
derOte Countess Blud0h.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
A PROTEST AGAINST FLUNKEYISM.

The Paris Rdppel has opened subscription
for monument Victor Noir, giving 800 francs itself
and publishing its first list the names Of Victor Hugo,
100 fr Louis Blanc, so fr. Felix Pyst so fr Charles
Hugo 50 fr Paul Maurice, so r Francois Victor Hugo
90 fr and many others on the l6th 1t printed letter
OF which the following is a translation;
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE OFFICE, LONDON, Jan. Il
To The Editor Of The Rdppe
ask leave TO join IN the subscription for monument
to the Journalist who has fallen a victim TO the
BOnapare for assassnatlona taste which, after
having proved fatal to the Due dEnghen, then to
the strolers on the BOueyards has de-
strOyed Victor Nor As journalist, wish to offer my
tribute to memory of brother AS journalist again
/ want TO make a protest-unayailiDg. 1 know,
but at least slncere-against the baseness OF
certain English journals, Which,, IN tneT COM
ments on this murder, forget both their self
respect and their duty ] mean especiaiyS me Times.
The Standard and The Daily Telegraph which, while the
facts were yet unknown. made haste TO extennate the
crime of the assassin and caiumnIate his Victim The
word by which their servy to the Emperor and TO the
bravo who the Emper0rs cousin can best be described
is fear untrauslatable into French In America we
call IL unkeyism iuclOse my check for 80 francs, ana
10 - GEORGE w. SMALLEY.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
NJ oLLIvIER's PROGRAMME OF POLICY.

From a report of the first extended speech
which NJ olivier has made to the Corps Legsath IN his
new character OF Premier we make extract Alter
glance at the past he proceeded 10 say: =,
further argument derived from that admirable
Napoleonc legend which contains, beside the most
moving the wost & noc r6ese
Inv the incompatible Captain who, after overruhning
Furoue at the head OF his armies after having Weared
victory by forcing her TO foox hs giant striues i
an amount OF power which more thah feaEzed the
most wildy-ambitious dream; when tsrrylhg q,
F0ntanebeau after his defeat IN one OF those s anu
great genius attains a pecul'u lucidy, what was the
counsel given by NapOleOni at ala he repy 70 ose
who prated about traitors and treaehery lie Iephsu
these words which have ever been present 10 my lhu
No there has treachery-itls not TIE armies o
Europe that have defeated me, but liberal IDEAS ana
later when returned 20 resume the crown wnIcn na
was the first alb whosesupport he cOurted Liberty IDat
is what we have said for IL years running. we nave
ever the discharge OF as ADVISERS o the
Land down that IL both sbould ana could grant tne oss
extensive and complete extension OF public liberties res
Lep tres be, bidCO Our advice was favoraby receiVeu
and the wing the rare example oil man VINO
after having made authority the chlei prop OF %
stituted constitutional Government Loud approDailoh
That the reason and the meaning OF our presence mere
We are the representatives OF that idea We have pot
IN carry ont al time which Will not call dangerous,
Inn which may yet be considered as dlhcu TINS heh
OF the union OF the principle OF authority with the noat
extensive liberty. We honest men-we are person,
aly pledges for what have undertaken and we shan
ou into practice the new state OF thngs
IN which we faith Loud spplase Ihat task s not
conceal from ourselves The struggle continues, but ts
Character has changed The question no longer whether
liberty sbaI granted or not Beyond a donOt iDefy
exists; 10 ls practical fart iet second Oaie NAE CON
,nenc,d Seeing that we. all the sdyersaIies of Tho
former OF things, are now unlted new pArIJ CON
sstIug Of bold men. entertaining deep convlctopA sone
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

cause the owners had notice because valid default
was not entered and because there was no ul py July
The acts OF Congress will be sssaed on the ground tn
arc In conflict with the Fifth, Sixth,end Eighth arlces
OF the Amendments 70 the Constitution, because me re-
qnrements Of due process OF law and trial In the dse
where the alleged offenses were committed nave, hot
been observed In from the District OF Couh
bia and Virginia, the Hon. Caleb Gushing ana Judge
Curtis OF Boston Will appear for the claimants aud an
the case from Michigan, the Hon VIM. p Wells ana the
Hon s. T. Douglass OF Detroit will appear for the claim
ants Tho Attorney General appears for the Government
In all the cases, and Senator Edmunds appears IN te
case Of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company, VINO
purchased the stock under the decree
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue decided that
when a bank bOrrows money and instead or giving
therefor, gives memorandum containing evidence
Of the amount Of money to be paid demand, or at
time designated, such memorandum should be stamped
the rate OF promiss0ry note, though t Is In the
form OF a certificate Of deposit When. however, the
money is received a bona tde deposit, taxable under
section 10, Of the iact OF June 80. 1864, as
amended. and against which the depositor may
draw the certificate therefore, need be stamped only
with two-cent stamp, ora hyecent one, according to
whether the amount deposited exceeds 800 or not even
though deposit draws interest for part or for all the
time 1t remains in tile bank. Tho fact that deposit
draws interest does not relieve 1t from taxation under
Section ITO.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
THE MADRID PRESS on a DICTATORSHIP


Ia IUVtN, It NpdIlIsH JOUIIdI UUUIIHIICI "V
Madrid gives In its issue OF Jan g. the opinions OF GER
tain contemporary journals the subject Of Dictator
ship; remarkiBg that the Progressas who truly love
liberty desire dtatOr and following the councils OF our
worthy colleague, FL BOein DplOHdtc0. offer to Gen.
Prim that position reward for the tact, ability ana
prudence which he has for some time past lent 10 the
party"
La Correspondenoa says with respect to this grave
affair that ''the question OF dictatorship to be ap
proved by the COres s being discussed; Also the
necessity Of giving TO the Regent the faculties conceded
by the Constitution. The wish TO suspend for whe
question, the
end the parties to the late revolution may come TO
some agreement and in the time, the Goyernlnent
may be better consolidated IL is likewise thought OF
great Importance put the Treasury upon better basis
before such important step shall have been dehn-
itely decided.
''ihe idea OF dictatorship has produced bad effect
among the Union and Republican deputies aud certain
Progresstas D. Pascua Madoz; and others Of influence
in that party especially the friends of Espartero con-
denim in unqualified terms all such ideas"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE JECKER CAsE-ERIE STOCK.
fnNnoN Ian 31

TIE JECKER CAsE-ERlE STOCK.
LONDON Jan. 80, 1870.
Tho ease Of Jecker agt. The English Credit Foncier
:, now on trial in Chancery. The sult is brought
for the non-payment of advances promised by the
attendants TO the Mexican Mining Company Inc
nlaiotif claims damages TO the amount OF half NIL
hon sterling. The Sunday papers urge the Ere
shareholders to have their shares stamped before
Monday night EXGov. Darling Of Victoria is dead
THE PRESS on AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Saturday, jan %. 1870
Te criplry Rerie,r has an article on American af-
fairs TODAY. The writer thinks the confirmation of
Edwin NJ. Stanton and the rejection Of Judge Hoar
by the United States Senate prove that the National
Constitution and the Federal Courts as family az
those of New-York State Extreme partisanshlp Is
the test qualification in both eases
The receipts of cotton at Liverpool, Tor the past
from the United States.