New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

Peace las been agreed to between Sir Garnet Wose-
lay and the King of Ashautee The first instalmen of
the peace indemnity has been paid Three of the Kings
tributary to KING kJ5e have given in their submission
TO the British. Tho deputies Of the Right in the
French Assembly resolved to demand immediate
consideration OF charges against NJ. Gambetta. -
Itcie was a destructive froshet In Nova Scotia. The
village SheTbroOke is imbodded i0 ce and is likely 10
bc entirely destroyed. Charles Orton has signed a
statement that he is the brother Of the Tchborno Claim
ant. aud his silence was purchased for five pounds
month.
In che Senate yesterday Mr. Conkling made remarks
eui1 .istc OF ex-ProsIdent FILLMORE. and moved the
iopun of a resolution that Committee DO appointed
10 attend hrs funeral; the resolution was adopted;
dsate occurred on the bill appropratins $4,000 for the
EXPENSES of tho District Investigating Committee at
Incorporation Of the morning hour IT went over the
l for the equalization OF he currency was then taken
no and Mr. Forry Michigan addressed the Senate iu
f.vor OF tree banking and imitation. In the House. a
discussion took place between Messrs. Dawes and f. H.
Roberts regarding certain statements made by the
latar gentleman In relation 10 increased taxation the
House went into Committee OF the Whole on the Legs
iatve Executive aud Judicial Appropriation bill MT
asserted that his statement IN regard 70 estimates
and appropriations was correct, notwithstanding Mr
GaInelds statemen the contrary long debate en-
sued which the subject Of the Sanborn contracts was
brought up Mr. Butler denying that he was sanborns
attorney The District Investigating Committee con-
tnued their lwork the memorialists presented their
charges and specifications against the Government
MT Jayne made further statement before the Ways
ard Means Committee regarding the moiety laws.
The New Hampshire Democrats claim to have carried
the election In that State. - The Temperance cru
saders at Dayton were grossly insuted. - Another
quick transit scheme has been introduced at Albany
providing for elevated railway over the line OF the
Fourth-aye road IN this city, from Parkrow TO Forty
second-st. - Senator GansOn's Railroad Cassnca
ton bill was opposed at Albany by VIM. NJ Evarts and
simon Storm Mr. Baxter pressed bis claim before
the Assembly Canal Committee to the reward offered
by the state for method Of steam canal navi
cation.
The Hon J. NJ Francis described "Greece as IL Is TO
the American Geographical Society. -. Roman
Catholic temperance meeting was held In Brooklyn
aud a saloon was visited by a praying band. - A
bear movement In Erie was developed. - De
fecti,e terminal facilities the main theme at the
meeting OF the Cheap ansportation Association =-
delegation OF butchers protested against the estab
lishment OF central abattoir. c. Kate Stoddard
claimed that Charles Goodrich killed himself. The
evidence closed IN the King murder trial. Dr. Gray
claiming that the prisoner sane when he shot
OksilL The examination in regard TO the alleged
election irregularities continued Gold, lul,
ILL., III Thermometer, 23o, $40, 500. .