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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
9Eem'Dork Daily grib11are.
TUESDAY. MARCH IS, 1870.

The Roman Question has caused difference I'm the
French Cabinet between Mcssrs olivier and Daru,
which Prince Napoleon been by the Emperor to
reconcile == Mr.. Gladstone has described the main
features OF temporary providing for the sus
pension OF the habeas corpus in Ireland. Mr. Brough,
the dramatic author il dead. Six hundred and ten
votes are claimed IN the Council for Infabilty. yet it
IS said that the anti UtramOnanists gaining ground
=- Gen. Goyeneche is marching on GuamarO Gen
Pueblo Is at Sbanlcu, andsGen Jordan at Banao. ==
Mr. Phillips, late Consul at Santiago repudiates the let
ter lately attributed 10 him. Marshal Mcmahon has
resigned the command of Algeria -= Cen Regules
has btaiued victory the Mexican revolutonists
In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Sumner made statement
concerning the alleged proposals from Gen. Prim for the
sale OF Cuba; bill introduced looking 70 the re-
sumption % specie payments on the first OF January
next: the Georgia bill was considered, Mr.. Trumbul
speaking IN favor Of the Bingham amendment. =- In
the House bill was introduced TO abolish women clerks
III the Departments; resolution fayorng Free Trade
was introduced and referred; the Deficiency bill was
considered, but without reaching vote.
The Jury Of women in Wyoming Territory agreed upon
ayerdct Oh Sunday night. $780, boiler explosion IN
Mellen. Ohio. killed seven men. == Henderson and
the blondes" have been indicted Chicago for rOtOus
conduct - The old Northern Hotel in Utica has been
burned and destructive fires have occurred in ST. LOUIS
and Milwaukee.
The Fullerton trial has entered its second week
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner have been discharged from
arrest. motion 10 qussh the indictments IN the
Kings County election fraud cases has been denied
Deputy Collector John A. Phillips Is under arrest Mt
Queenstown, Ireland The Sisters Of the Good
Shepherd to get $4,000 from the city. -- Gold,
il2I, ll2i' ma Thermometer, %, 50, 35, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

After Congress had refused last year to give
Mr.. AdOlph Sutro any assistance for his Ne
vada Tunnel, he did not give up the work in
despair, but set at 1t in such way as was pos
sible with private subscription He is still at
war, however, with his old enemy, the Bank of
California, and it seems it was in the interest
of this powerful corporation that the bill was
lately introduced to Congress depriving the
Tunnel Company Of the royalty of 81 per tun
on all ores taken from the COmstock lode. 1t
appears by Washington dispatch of yesterday
that the House Committee having the matter
in charge has decided to report adversely to
this bill, and its failure is assured. This is
well. We believe that Mr.. Sutro's tunnel pro-
ject ought to be encouraged, if not by appro-
priation from the public Treasury, yet by any
other fair and feasible means within the power
of Congress. The royalty derived from the
Comstock lode is small, yet it furnishes the
basis for an undertaking which promises to
give very great and valuable results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The jury in the Alexander inquest made
short work of it when finally submitted to its
decision by the Coroner, who has unnecesSa-
rlly delayed the case for many weeks. The
long confinement of the persons suspected, on
the most shallow grounds, was an outrage
against which we have several times been
tempted to protest; but we kept silent until
yesterday morning for fear of defeating the
ends of justice. We have now to record the
discharge of the prisoners; and to hope that
it will be a long while before respectable citi-
zens are again held for weeks upon bare sus-
picions which an hours sensible inquiry ought
to have dispelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

nothing more nor less than black mailing"
operation. And it is a rascalty without even
the doubtful merit Of originality. During the
past fifteen years the same threat as that
now pending has been uttered many
times. Legislative Committees have ex-
amincd into the management OF the
banks, and have invariably been satisfied.
We have no means of knowing the nature ol
the satisfaction previously offered, but, Judging
from the character of the present Legislature
the inquisitorial committee which may be con-
fdently expected will demand satisfaction OIL
a substantial character before reporting Ill
favor of non-interference with the deposits
The proposed legislation is of piece with
other iniquitous practices devised for the pen
eft of the "Ring" at Albany, and calculated
greatly to iniure various important business
interests. Philadelphia banks have lately re-
sisted similar attempts on the part OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature, and one OF the
courts of Pennsylvania has decided that the
Legislature had no right to institute the IN
0uiry or take possession of the moneys. Let
our Savings Banks resist the efforts OF the
black -mailers" in this State, and in the IN
terest of their numerous and generally poor
depositors contest the question in the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The payment of $4,000 equivalent to years
salary as an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, was voted by the House yesterday to
the widow of the late Edwin NJ. Stanton. Mr.
Van Trump of Ohio again objected; and Mr.
Mungen of the same State made frivolous re-
marks condcmnatory Of the allusion in the
resolution to "the distinguished services" oil
the dead Secretary. But the rules were sus-
pended and the resolution adopted. Mr.. Mum
gen will be fortunate if the caricaturists over
look his undoubted claims to figure i'll the very
next illustrations of the fable of the dead lion
and the preternaturaly agile ass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

During the two years that Sarmicnto has been
President of the Argentine Confederation, he
has labOred so ntclligently and effectively for
the public welfare as TO merit the praise of
being regarded the model ruler of South
America. 1t is not only that he has preserved
the peace, represScd faction, avoided perilous
complication with Brazil, and given his country
the opportunity of developing its industrial in-
terests, but he has introduced reforms into
every branch of the Government, and brought
the public service to high state of efficiency.
More advantageous even than his labors in
for extending popular education, and es-
tabllshing n school system throughout the
Rcpublic-a system that is modelled, as far as
possible, after the public school system of this
country. Now we learn that, after procuring
the necessary authorization from the Argentine
Congress, he has appointed that well-linown
American SGrdn. Dr. Gould of Boston 10 the
duty of establishing and organizing an astro-
nomical observatory mt the City of COrdova. In
this position Dr. Gould will be able to render
most important service to science, while at the
same time advancing the cause of scientific
education in the country of his adoption. IL
gives us pleasure to observe the career of
President Sarmiento, who is well-known in
this country, where he for many years
resided. He il man of fine intellect and
scholarship, as well as of excellent admins
Iative ability and high personal character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

There will be no unnecessary haste in tho
reduction of other than the income tax. The
House assures that. There will be no further
initiation of the currency. The Senate assured
us that some time SINCE but now comes further
assurance from the House itself And these
latest assurances are all the more welcome for
coming spiccd with grim humor Of most enjoy
able flavor. The House Banking and Currency
Committee is composed principally Of anti
iutlatonists who. under unwelcOme instructions
from the House to report bill to increase
the currency to the amount of SjO,00OOOO,
have obeycd by adding the Objectionable
feature of making the issue in grcfnbacbs
instead of National CURRENCY provision
nearly certain to Kill the bill in the house of
its only friends. The assurances about taxation
are of later date. Yesterday, llr. Hay Of llii-
nois offered a resolution declaring that a re-
duction to the lowest point consistent with the
demand for revenue ought to be made both In
tariff and internal taxation; but the House
laughrngly refused TO second the previous
question. Mr.. Marshall, a Democrat from the
same State, also had a resolution for home
consumption on the same subject which shared
the same ignominious fate, and was buried in
the Committee Of Ways and Means without a
! division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The Georgia bill was reported to the Senate
with the Bingham amendment added; and was
supported in that shape yesterday by Mr..
Trumbull, from the Judiciary Committee. The
importance Of limiting the term of Office of the
present State officials was strongly stated by
Mr. Trumbull and other speakers. The same
view of the folly and lawlessness of
the officials who expelled the colorcd mem
bers of the State Legislature and other
wise INSTRUCTED reconstruction, is probably
shared by a large majority of the Senate
there is, indeed. scarcely a division of senti-
ment among Republican members on the
question, and yet we are threatened with a
long discussion of the bill. We ought not to
have tive do not want it. The readmission
of the State is important to the early operation
of the XVIII Amendment, and it ought not to
be delayed by long recitalS of the past history
of Georgia and Congressional policy concerning
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

Wonders will never cease. The Wyoming
jury, whereof the better half were ladies, after
four days of dcliberaton upon a simple case
of homicide, have actually returned a verdict
to the astonished Court To be sure, it was
only reached by the process of exhaustion; but
the alleged impossibility of feminine agreement
being achieved, what does it matter that the Ia
dies of the jury were very much tatigued, and
doubtless retired to their homes thoroughly
Disguised with the exercise of at least one
of the rights they had wrested from
tyrannical man. We hope their hard
ships will not be fatal to the great
cause, but that the noisy few will
persevere until they are convinced, like their
sisters of Wyoming, by actual experience, that
our rights include duties, the performing Of
which is not the sort of sport they had imagined.
What happy fellows those husbands in Wy
Oming must be now that their wives have
actually been exhausted" by one of the most
trivial of the labors and responsibilities they SO
much coveted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

If there were any probability Of Congress
passing the measure introduced yesterday "for
"aboisling female clerks in the Government
departments" we might take the trouble to
show its folly. Congress, however, will doubt
less leave the matter to the judgment and dis
cretion of the functonaries who have charge
of the administration of the Departments. If
it be found that any branch of labor in the
public service can be performed more Ell
GENTLY and economically by women than by
men, the heads of Bureaus and Departments
will doubtless be permitted to employ them.
If it be found that any work or duty can be
executed with equal efficiency and economy by
women as by men, it would be wrong to debar
women from fair play and opportunity in the
premises. 1t would be mean, as well as fool
ish and unjust, to deprive the multitudes of
women who are compelled to work Of any of
their chances in life AS it is quite sure that
Congress will take this view of the question,
Mr.. Rogers might as well have saved himself
the odium Of his proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

We are not amazed that the gentlemen who
favor this city by serving it in the Legislature
were in such haste to strike ont of the new
charter that undeserved aspersion upon Their
ofice-holding capacity. Remembering that
among them were Mr.. Senator-SupervlSor-
Deputy Street Commissioner Tweed, MT
Senator-Tax- Commissioner Creamer, Mr.
Speaker Clerk to the Board Of Education
IIitchman, Mr.. Assemblyman- Attorney-to-t the
CORPORATION Fields, and several Others, the
necessity for the law and the cause OF It's
rejection are equally apparent. Nor Is 1t sur
prising that honorable members should next
proceed to amend the charter by creating III the
BOARD of Health a Bureau for the inspection
of meats. the head of which shall be prac-
ticol butcher. The Hon. James Irving MEM
her from the Sixteenth District, is, happily, a
nractical butcher, and the honorable members
are therefore not forced to go beyond then
own favored circle to find an incumbent
There is. to be sure, no public eXigency requllr-
inc this elevation of the butcher above ms
cuild. since the Board of Health, as now con
stltutcd. efficiently protects us from unwholc-
some edlbles but as it is done without Tam
many taking tribute it is of course highly I'M
nropcr and unconstitutional. We can only
hone that the quality of our meats VIII not
deteriorate rs the finances of Mr. Assembly
man-Hcad- Butcher Irving improve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

We have lately been receiving fuller reports
than ever before, 10y cable, of the proceedings
of the British Parliament; and we are now
able to present every morning, in our columns,
side by side the accounts of the previous
days propositions and debates of Congress in
Washington, and of Parliament in London,
to say nothing Of the reports of the LegiSla-
tive bodies in Paris, Berlin, Munich, and other
capitals of Europe. We have been able TO
follow lately the debates on the Irish Land
bill and Education Reform; on the French
Press law and the new liberal policy OF OH
vier; on the Prussian budget and the plans OF
Bismarck; on Sherman's Funding bill aud
Grants economical programme. The Amen-
can people are becoming wonderfully cosmo-
politan through the telegraph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The twenty-One canOns-we presume some
shape original or amended of the twenty-one
articles lately printed, each with the monoto-
nous refrain of the anathema-are the cause
of the French demand for a diplomatic seat
in the Council. The infallibility of the
Pope in faith and morals the French Cabinet
were prepared to tolerate but not canonical
conflict with State authority. On what point
of the Roman question NJ. Olivier has just
quarreled, it will be interesting to know. As
matters stand the one fact remarkable is that
Ultramontanism is still so strongly bent upon
IFS aim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

We had hoped that with the passage Of the
important Funding bill Congress would consent
to let the finances alone But beyond the
general objection that too much tamperiny
with the finances leads to dangerous complca-
tons, little can be urged against the bill yes
tcrday submitted in the Senate by Mr. sum
ncr The first clause requires the National
Banks gradually to prepare themselves for
the resumption Of specie payments by
the substitution Of coin for their present
legal reserves. AS most Of the banks
are already in condition to redeem their circu-
latlon IN coin, this clause is not Of paramount
importance. The second requires the Sccrc-
tary of the Treasury to give public notice Of
the intention Of the Government to resume
specie payments on January I, 1871. We have
no serious objection to any part of this clause
but the date which it fixes for resumption
Now is the time for resumption Tie Govern
mcnt can adopt no measure or policy which
will do more toward enabling its Treasury to
resume specie payments than the announce
ment of its readiness to do so. Thus,
while there are 10 grave objections to the bill
of Mr.. Summer, there are, on the other hand,
no great arguments in Its favor; and we can
not but wish that he had waited a while. II
the Funding bill passes we ought to have, with
out either resolution or notification, specie pay
ments long before the date Of the good timo
Coming" as fixed by the Senator from Massa-
chuSrfts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

among the Irish Commoners, and does not SEEM
ingly imperl the chances of the Irish Land
bill That the Land bill will be amended, we
have not doubt; but its defeat is quite ont
of question after the jO'Donoghue's statement
that 1.-THE man who would counsel its rejection
"would be shouted at from one end of Ireland
"to the other as n rogue or an ass. Other
Land bills were and with reason, scornfully
rejected, but there is ring of true metal
"about the present which all Ireland has de-
"tcctCdn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The two important measures before Congress
at this time are the Funding bill in the House
and the Georgia bill in the Senate. 1t will be
a great shame if the present indications of
long and useless debates on these questions, on
which public sentiment has long been clearly
understood and National policy firmly fixed,
prove trathful, and the entire week is wasted
without action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
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SAN FRANCISCO Observation-Disclosures per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

A constant complaint has been made that
there is no definite information from Cuba.
There is no lack of specific statements or def
mite details IN the long and interesting letter
from Gen. James Watson Webb, which we
print this morning on our second page. With
out committing ourselves to all its conclusions
we commend it to readers who have any
desire TO know the actual condition of things
today in the lever faithful isle"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

r'cher and Jollier; and we should be proud to
see captain Hall wave the American flag once
again at the North Pole. But really, gentlemen,
you could not desire to enjoy glory at the ex-
pense OF our poverty; you could not wish to
seize the money which we are trying TO save
through self-denial and WEAKNESS of the aesb
If you would, we do not propose to let you.
So it would be rs well to cease begging and
boring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

mon Schools we must still maintain them, for
we are republicans to the core and we believe
education and intelligence vitality necessary to
the maintenance of our free institutions. We
cntreat the clergy not to make an issue with
our Common Schools. for they cannot be sur
rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

Or course it would be altogether absurd for
Congress to economic by cutting down salaries
and other expedients of IA similar kind. while
wasting hundreds of thousands of dollars in
the purchase of poor pictures or in sending of
expeditions to the North Pole. We should like
very much to see such personages as Messrs.
Powell aud Mills srQW IlsA any jolly " rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
Business aOiitts.

Tur First MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS
CT ruk NxvIiAyES. MirpLETovS WIIrxANuC RAILROAD
COMPANY CONNECTICUT Being MARKETED CHEAT SIC
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beug filed from the second issue.
About expended the road and the work is be
hg carried forward With The utmost vcor
Less than S5nu0O will be required complete the line between New
Haven and Madeiop will be running that section
during Nsy
issued toe work and for but half
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C,uuerou secured by property worth double TIE amount
Company paying State and Local Taxes and the United
Sts;,s Iucomc Tax
CoNNICrIcvr LINE BONDS have om the 6 ranked WITH
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% ace while the value Of road saving q miles over the
present popular route be,OeeD the two chief commercial and lnan-
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The in Governments has increased the desire TO con
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Hey ore sal offered st Par and Interest
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The measure which Mr.. Gladstone has
sketched before Parliament for the suspension
of Habeas Corpus in certain cases in Ireland
has as yet awakened no bitter resistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The proposed seizure by the State of the
unclaimed deposits in the Savings Banks Of
this State, officially reported at Sl2,OO0,0OO is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
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