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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
VENEZUELA AND HOLLAND

DEMAND ON THE KING OF HOLLAND BY THE
VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT THE KINGS
ORDER TREATED WITH INDIGNITY BY THE
POPULACE-ITs EXECUTION PREVENTED BY
THREATS AND FORCE-MEMORIAL TO THE
KING.
CURACAO, Feb. 5.--There has been intense
excitement for several days in consequence an
order from The Hague TO expel the two Guzmans who
came here with President Falcon account Of repre-
sensations which been made by the Government OF
Venezuela to His Majesty the King OF Holland charging
them with being the nstgators OF the troubles IN Vene
zuela and that they taking advantage OF n resi-
dence ON neutral soil TO aid and abet her enemies. con
trary to the OF nations respecting countries at
with other The elder Guzman was formerly editor
OF newspaper at Caracas. and his SON Guzman Blanco
was an adherent OF ex President Falcon Since they
have here they have purchased for the revolution
ists quantities OF and ammunition. When the terms
OF the order made known the greatest Indignation
was expressed by all classes and It's execution was pre-
vented by threats and force.
The Governor and Council have suspended the order.
and have forwarded protest against II TO the home Gov
erment The merchants here, who depend on the reyo
lutioniss for great deal OF trade are signing memo
rial 10 the King praying that the order be revoked In
the mean time the Guzmans remain and continue 10
carry on their plans against President monaRass GOV
eminent Three Venezuelan war are cruising out
side in hopes capturing the Guzmans In case they arc
forced 10 leave the island.
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CUBA.

THE MURDER OF GREESwALDTH OFFICIALLY
BLAMED UPON THE CUBAHs-CoNsUL Hall.
THREATENED WITH ASSASSINATION
HAVANA. Feb. 23.-The Captain General authorizes
the following statement to be made in the official
journal:
Information has come into the hands Of the Gov
eminent confirming suspicious which have long been
entertained 1t is known that agents of the La
borantes or Cubans, who are not fighting in the
held, but are in other ways working against Spain,
have ordered their men TO join the volunteer bat
TALON here and under of the uniform to perpe-
trate series OF assassinatiOns on foreigners with
the object OF embrolng the Government with for
s'gn powers The assassination OF Greenwaldth was
part OF this programme. The Government expects
Inc loyal volunteers 10 aid it in exposing all traitors
OF this Glass;
ACTING Consul-General Hall received. two weeks
80, gu anonymous letter warning him that he was
uHnger OF assassination. He notified the Captain
"oneiA OF the circumstance and paid no further at
h''oh 10 It, On the following day three natives of
VINO were suspected of connection with the
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NEW-JERSEY.

THE NEWARK POLICE BILL PASSED BY BOTH
HOUSES.
TRENTON, Feb. 23-The Newark Police bill
was passed in the Assembly today by vote OF 81 to "a
The bill was passed by the Senate some days ago.
resolution has been introduced IN the House appoint
ing the Governor, Leon Abbott Speaker OF the House
A. Robbins President Of the Senate, the Secretary OF
State and the Controller Commission to erect an add'
ton to the House. the improvement not to cost
more than $1,000
bill was introduced In the House to incorporate the
Patterson and NewYork Railroad Company with author-
inv 10 construct road from Paterson TO any point on he
Hudson River within the County Of Hudson The capital
is fixed at 100000. -, 49,, c,,
bil was introduced 10 incorporate the Jersey CITY
Steamboat Company with capital OF sDO.mO, WIN
nower 10 increase double that amount The captal OF
the Company DO employed IN purchasing repairing
and altering vessels propelled by steam and IN the naV
patton OF the same between Jersey City or New-lorS
and Richmond Virginia. and upon the James River ana
the BAYS and thereto or TO any port OH
the Atlantic coast for towing at any place as ma
,orty of the stockholders may elect; aud In the pur
chase repair and building OF suitable landing places
vharyes and sorehouses at Jersey city, New-lo Oh
AZ Richmond upon the James River bays ana sound.
adjacent thereto at any port on the Atlantic coast
which may necessary for successfully conducting tne
oa,irs OF the Company The charter OF the Company
To continue IN force for 80 years.
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SPAIN.
ARREST OF

ARREST OF DON CARLOS IN FRANCE-HiS PREP
ARATIONS COMPLETED FOR ANOTHER IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEMONSTRATION
OF THE WORKINGMEN OF MADRID.
PARIS, Wednesday, Feb. o. 1870
Don Carlos of Spain, while travelling through
France with an Austrian passport under the name
of the Marquis Alcantara, arrested at Lyons by
the civil authorities. He was reminded that ne
could reside only in the north Of France, and IL ne
violated that condition he must leave the country
The Prince then proceeded to Switzerland, accom-
panied by an escort far as the frontier Previous
to his arrest he met the Duke of Modena at Lyons
and completed all his arrangements for going to Spain
and raising another Instruction.
MADRID Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870.
A peaceful demonstration was made here to-day
by the work people ont of employment. Thousands
of them gathered in front of the Ministry of Public
Works and demanded work. A similar manifesto
ton is announced for tomorrow.
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ROME.
PROPOSED CoNvoCATIoN OF POWERS TO OPPOSE
AVAILABILITY.

PROPOSED CoNyoCATIoN OF POWERS TO OPPOSE
AVAILABILITY.
PARIS Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870.
A dispatch from Vienna says the Austrian Govern
ment if the cooperation of Napoleon can be first Sc
cured. proposes to cOnvoke the Catholic Powers in
order to oppose Papal pretensions
DISCUSSION IN THE CoUNCIL-A PAPAL DECREE.
ROME Wednesday, Feb %, 1870
In the Gcumenical Council the discussion on the
catechism has terminated. Seven Fathers delivered
speeches and the motions of six others printed
and distributed.
The journals promulgate Papal decree the pur-
lose of which is to hasten the discussions Of the
Council 1t provides that public sessions shall be
ED every 10 days and requires tho Fathers to pre-
sent in writing their observations to the competent
commission.
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Virginia The sgners of the petition represent every
shade OF political opinion -, g.
Invitation cards have been issued to members OF Con-
gress and others by Secretary Robeson to visit Annapolis
on Friday In a special railroad train, to view the BTtsh
ship Monarch IL Is expected the President VIII ac'
company the party -, ,,.... 81,
Judge Fisher OF the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, has decided the celebrated interference ce
OF Russell agt McCrackeD which involved me questIon
OF the nyentorship OF manufacture OF felt hats IRON
the bamboo and ordinary hshing-cane me case no 5
been in litigation for five and no less tan 90
pages OF printed evidence have been filed The patent u
valued at 100000. The Judge affirmed the decision on
the Commissioner, from which Russell had appealed,
awarding the priority OF the invention to McCracken
The counsel in the Cox and Cox ofhs city, Tor
McCracken; A. Pollock, for Russell
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

and Assembly OF this State with notice Of the unani
nous action Of this Convention
Az the AFTERNOON session the Rev. j. E. King submitted
report on education Its present condition Church.
and Its future demands. He presented the following
summary OF seminares reporting to the Conference
Number OF seminares, 2 instructors lis; students,
1850 males and 1882 females; the value OF property
sill5CO; OF seninaries where the principal officer IL
graduate OF Methodist college there 49, Instructors
1885, students. LOO males $50 females. This summary
was supplemented by concise view 81 the msde
OF conducting these seminaries and the great aim
OF those In whose charge they are placed.
Rev j. +. Latmer followed with elaborate report in
regard TO the collegiate necessities Of the church.
present deficiencies and prospects for the future The
main feature recommended Is the establishment Of
Central Methodist University at Syracuse toward which
much has already been accomplished The report
into details Of the operations this interest for the
future The report adopted. and was followed by
contributions to the object amounting TO $4,000.
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PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT-THE MoIpAon 40
CAsE-THE PRINCE OF WALES CALLED ~
THE WITNESS sTAND-HIS DECLARATION VI
INNoCENCE-RoYAL INDIGNATION
LONDON Wednesday, Feb. %, 1871
Tn the Honse of Commons to-day the Life lnsur-
ance Companies bill was introduced ana ois'uS0u
The House adjourned at an early hour. In the HOUSE
Of Lords the proceedings were unmportant.
In the Mordaunt divorce case to-day the rrlhce Vi
Wales some of whose letters to Lady Mordaunt nave
been published was called TO the witness stahu
Lord Pepzance pointed out that no witness was
bound to make to any question an answer WHICH,
would admit that he had been guilty oil adultery
The Prince testified that he was acquainted with
Lady Mordaunt previous to her marriage; made her
a weddinc nresent. before the marriage she visited
the Princess at Marlborough House she had visited
the tbeater in company with the Prince and Princess
he saw her after in 1866 and 1867 he had frequently
met Sir Charles with Lady Mordaunt; in June. 1867
he met Sir Charles at pigeon match, on which occa-
sion Lady Mordaunt scored for both sides, and he
smoke TO her in the course of the match The Prince
admitted that he occasionally used hanson cabs
He solemnly asseverated that there had never been
any improper OF criminal intention between himself
and Lady Mordaunt. This declaration was received
by the great crowd of spectators with cheers when
the Court endeavored to repress but which were re-
newed.
The Bench express much loyal indignation al the
publication by the public journals of the letters OF
the Prince to Lady MOrdaunt.
NEW STEAMER AND CABLE LINES.
The contract for a new line of steamships from
SYDNEY New-South Wales, to San Francisco CALI
has been signed, The steamers will touch at Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, both ways. The new cable
to connect the West India Islands will be lald IN
about two months.
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ASSEMBLY.

A large number of petitions for the repeal OF
the law appropriatng money to secaran schools "era
Mr. FIELDS reported IN favor of the bill TO amend tia
law of libel; also amending the law TO appraise lands
taken for district schools ,,
Mr. AIIABEN offered resolution that the engineer Ia
authorized 10 pay 100000 any who Will invent
steam carriage TO run the paths Of the canals a
the rate OF four miles hour and drawing 1900 tuns ot
merchandise. Laid over, -.
Mr. FIELDS offered "A resolution that the committee
on Federal Relations he discharged from further cons"
GRAFTON OF the Cuban resolutions as To bring them De-
fore the House at u o'clock tomorrow Agreed Ia.
IL being found that quorum was present. the speaker
adjourned the House.
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AUSTRIA.
CT LIBERATION OF wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY
SPEECH OF BARON BEUsT.

CT LIBERATION OF wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY
SPEECH OF BARON BEUsT.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870.
The birthday Of Washington was splendidly cele-
brated in this city last evening by banquet given
by Mr. jay, the American Minister. A great many
celebrities were present, including Baron Won Beus
the Prime Minister of Austria. Mr. Jay toasted the
European sovereigns Baron Won Beust replied in
the English language. lie said the close and undis-
turbed relations between the United States and
Austria was matter Of cOnNatulltion. Union and
Freedom was the motto of both countries. Union
alone promoted progress, and freedom alone gave
peace In concluding his remarks, he gave the SEN
timent The memory of George Washington-the
Champion Of Freedom and Peace"
THE ANGLO-AUsTRIAN TREATY.
LONDON Wednesday, Feb. 49, 1870.
The com mercial treaty between Austria and Great
Britain has been ratified by both Governments
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PENNSYLVANIA.

WHOLESALE DIvORCING BY THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 23.-The Senate and House
to-day passed upon 800 private bills, including
number OF divorces The House alone severed the nup
tal ties OF five couples far as Its action in the matter
could CO. The bill providing for a new county out OF
portions OF Warren VenangO, and Crawford received us
deathbow i'm the House motion to indefinitely post
pone which carried by vote Of co TO 70, ana the
House refusing TO reconsider.
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POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA.

INCREASING THE RATE OF INTEREsT-A MES
SAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
RICHMOND, Feb. 23.-The House bill allow
ing 70 per cent interest in OF special contract as
provided in the Constitution has passed the Senate and
is now a law Gov Walker to-day sent message to the
Legislature recommending the passage OF law that any
person elected or appointed to office shall beside taking
the oath provided in the Constitution also make
oath that he disqualified by the Constitution oil the
limited States,
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FRANCE.
sIR. wAsHBURNE's RECEPTION.

Il \
PARIS. Wednesday. Feb o. 1870.
There was a brilliant and crowded reception at the
the residence of Minister WashbuTne last evening
in honor of Washingtons birthday. 1t was attended
by all the Cabinet Minister.
THE PRAGUE TREATY-ANOTHER SENTENCE.
1t is asserted that France has sent note to Berlin
relative to the Treaty of Prague.
The proprietor of the AaTsdlldise has been SEN
fenced to imprisonment for four months and fine
of 200 francs.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. Feb %, 1870.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
Amending the Auburn Water Works Com
many charter-hrd reading amending the act fixing the
Zee, of Justices of the peace aud consabes IN civil ana
criminal cases and OF Jurors and witnesses IN justices
courts regulating the transportation OF freight ana pas
sencer on the aud Saratoga Railroad ana Ill
railroads owned or leased by IT,
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Senate in Committee disposed OF the following 0ht
as noted; Amending the act extending Jurisdiction 81
urrogaes courts-thrd reading; amending the act rela
tive 10 the publication OF session laws Ia Brooklyn-thiId
reading. Adjourned
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RUSSIA.

DEATH OF THE HON. ASsoN BURLNGAME.
PARIS. Wednesday, Feb. %. 1870.
Anson Burlingame, the Chinese ambassador, died
at St. Petersburg this morning after four days i'll
ness His death will create profound impression
over all Europe, and particularly in Paris where he
was 50 well known and so much esteemed.
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MAINE.
ABoLIsnING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 90. - The Senate voted, by
nearly three to one, to-day. to abolish capital punish
ment and stands fair chance to pass the House. The
bill to establish uniformity in the school books OF the
state been killed by decisive vote tis considered
definitely settled tha the old usury laws VIII DC repeaeu
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON. Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870
The band OF Miguelstas at Magador has been de-
feated and dispersed by the troops who took twenty
seven prisoners.
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THE INDIANS.

DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN THE SIOUX AND
CRows-THE FORMER VICTORIOUS.
Chicago, Feb. pa letter from Fort Sully
gives the particulars Of desperate fight between 800
Sioux and Crow Indians early In January. above the
mouth Of the Yellowstone. the Missouri River Tho
attack was made near shutdown under the Chief Spotted
Eagle who was Killed The Sioux managed 10 over
power the Crows every OF whom was Killed IN hand
thand encounter The Sioux lost IA Killed on the ground
and five died the next day. Many more were danger
ousy wounded.
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VOL. XXIX.....No' 9,Ol2.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN,
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT-THE MoRpAUNI
CASE-THE PRINCE OF WALES CALLED ~
THE WITNESS STAND-HIS DECLARAllON VT
JNnIGNATION.
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The President sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
Jacob Anthony Surveyor Of Customs al NewAlbsny Ind
Rodney W. Daniels Collector Of Customs at Budalo, ~ T.
Roin Edgson Receiver Of Public Moneys al Ltis Rocf
Eben Breret Register Of the Lapa once Santa fe Nov aro
Thomn Cumming, late Captain 10Th Regiment A. 70 bs'p
tain Of Infantry.
Previous TO the signing Of the Mississippi bill by the
President the resignation Of Brevet MajorGen Aueipert
Ames Lieutenant Colonel u g. A.. his neal rank was
received aud accepted. , A..
The Reconstruction Committee yesterday agreed 10
report bill for the readmisson OF Georgia WIN pIecise
y the and conditions those Imposed Ia INC
cases OF Mississippi and Virginia.
the folio wing gentlemen were In today as mem
bers OF Congress from Mississippi COL o. ,t
With District: Gen. George C. Mckee istn p ~ H.
ris lat District The two former we're Union ocers ana
tho two latter Confederate officers Gen. Berry n rn
ofcer elected IN the md District 10 absent sunerins
from wounds received In ARRAY during the
The name OF nearly every member OF tne ~ tie
Legislature has been obtained TO an appncsuon 70 to
House of Representatives for tho admisson OF ne o
Joseph eegar 10 his scat ~ Congressman ~ i"iA' '~
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proposed assassination, left suddenly for New-Or-
leans Havana is perfectly tranquil. battalion of
fremen have gone to the Cinco-Villas district to
work ON Notifications.
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WASHINGTON.
THE SALE OF CADETSHIPS.

INTERESTING DEBATE ON THE RESOLUTIONS TO
EXPEL MR.. WHITTEMORE-IIIS RESIGNATION
AS A MEMBER SENT TO THE GOVERNOR OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-THE CASE OF SENAIoR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-27
Dangers of Deck Passengers on River
SfenMprs

We have of late often been called upon to
say something which may tend to mitigate
the dangers deck passengers on our river
steamers arg subjected to, when coming
from the Western States, either with the
intention Of working on plantations during
harvest time. or with i view to permanent
settlement here.
Repeatedly il has occurred that this class
of passengers have been robbed of every
thing except the clothes they had on, some
even having their pockets cut out Of their
clothes while sleeping. 1t may well be
said that little control can be exercised by
officers of the boats over the generally I'M
rulv element upon deck, and we all know
that it is almost impossible to prevent
thieves, slarpers and all sorts of rogues
from taking a deck passage with the honest,
hardworking laborer: but still there is GER
tainly some way in which this evil can be at
least diminished. The officers of the boats
could caution deck passengers to beware of
these dangers their friends in the West
should also tell them of the common occur
rcnces of a deck passage; and thus there
would be some hope of preventing many
Outrages Of the kind.
This matter is of great Importance to us
of the Gulf States, rs we need all the
laborers we can possibly get during har-
vest time. and dangers like the above
noticed will naturally keep good many
from coming down the river to help our
planters in taking off their crops.-Pt'ice
Current.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-27
By S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF PASCAL SEMPE.


DY :. GUINAULT. ACCTIONEER-OFFICE
ID corner of Bienvile street and Exchange alley
SATC RDAi November %, 1870 VIII be sod at twelve
O'clock NJ at the 81. Charles Auction Exchange,
st. Charles street. between Graver and Common
streets by virtue of order from the Honorable
the Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third District of this city, designated by number
one, in square number four hundred and eleven,
comprised within Goodchdren. Morales. Bartholo-
new and Nazaut streets; said lot forming the
corner of Grandchildren and Bartholomew streets,
and measures 30 feet front on Goodchidren street
by III feet inches IN depth, and fronting
Bartholomew street.
IA LOT OF GROUND adjoining the abovc desig-
mated by number two, measuring 50 feet front on
Goodchidrel street, by depth ofsllT feet inches,
together Nth VII az shea %ySn pri1y etc ~, o~
dies .uated by No. s. and meas Iirn- % feet inches
front on Gooichdren street, by III feet inches in
depth; together with frame house OF two rooms,
front gallery, two sheds tone used as .ta5el, els
/ 4 LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above, des-
ignated by NJ. l. measuring - feet inches front
Goodchildren street b. II. feet inches III
s. TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND adj
Joining tie above. designated by Nos. and 8,
measuring together 30 feet front on GOodcIildren
street, bv IL fee; inches in depth; together with
frame house OF Two rooms, front gallery ana ca'
net.
6 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same district of this city. in square comprised
within Gocdchildren, Bartholomew, Mazant. and
Love streets said lot designated by No OF sad
square and measures. French measure, 10 feet 3
inches front OF Goodchldrtn street, By 10 feet Ill
depth.
:. LOT No 5. in the square. measures
French measure, p feet front Oh Goodchldren
street DT .53 feet inch i'll depth.
The whole agreeabiy tn plans at the St Charles
Auction Room, ST. Charles street
Ttrme-One half cash and the balance ~ a credit
OF one wear for notes secured by mortgage on the
property sold and bearing interest at eight per cent
per annum from date till paid and the purchasers
OF the improved property shall cause the buildings
be insured and transfer the policies OF insurance
in the name OF the administrator. Should Judicial
proceedings lie instituted for the recovery of any
of the above notes the LAWYERS fees, fixed ar five
per cent, shall be AT the expense OF purchasers.
Acts OF sale before O. Drouet, notary public at
the expenses OF the purchaser, including United
States stamps, and the taxes OF the running year,
due in 1871. oc26 nos ID Il %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-27
mo. Sl.
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING an amend
mont to the constitution of the State

NO.Sl.
JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an amend
ment to the constitution OF the State.
SECTION |. Be it resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened.
two-thirds Of the members elected TO each
House agreeing thereto, That at the general
election next ensuing the passage OF this
resolution, the following amendment to the
constitution of the State shall be submitted
to the people of this State, and if majority
of the voters at said election shall approve
and ratify such amendment, the same shan
become part of the constitution, to wit:
article =. No person who, at any time,
NAV have been collector of taxes, whether
State, parish or municipal, or who may have
been otherwise intrusted with public
money, shall be eligible to the General As
sembly or to any office OF profit or trust
under the State government. until he shall
have obtained a discharge for the amount
of such collections and for all public moneys
with which he may have been intrusted.
(Signed) MORTIMER CARR.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives,.
(Signed) OSCAR. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved February l6. 1870.
lSigned) H. c. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE.
Secretary of State.