New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
aetu'Oork Daily gribma.e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IA, 1874.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

Csrtagcna has capitulated; $500 of the insurgents
rotreated board the lron-cad Nnmancia. In which
they sailed foF the Algerian coast, and there surren
Sered TO the French authorities - There has been
considerable fighting between the insurgents and Gov
ernment troops in the suburbs OF Barcelona - The
Republican volunteers in Madrid ordered TO surren
der their g. The French Government sane
tions \ measure restricting the night of suffrage -
British survivors of the Nrginus sailed hence for
Jamsiot.
In che Senate yesterday the House bill making the ap
propratOns pay the salaries OF reporters passed.
the resolution OF the Finance Committee for the
redemption of UnIed states notes IN gold coin was dis
cussed; Mr. Frelnghuysen spoke on tho subject. and
presented bill TO secure resumption OF specie pay
ments without contracting the currency; eulogies
were pronounced the late James Brooks
and ". ID. Foster. and resolutions OF re-
spect adopted. In tue House the Education
bill was discussed in the morning hour and postponed
till March: the Naval Appropriation bill was considered
In Committee of the Whole the Senate substitute for
the House Salary bill passed by 236 Yeas to 70 Nays
. new rule requiring that all bills making appropri-
ations shall be first considered in Committee of the
Whole, was adopted Supervising Architect Mulett has
recommended to the PostOlice Committee the forfeit
ure 10y the Pacific Mail Company of the additional
subsidy Of s5OO0OO.
In the caucus of Republican Senators. yesterday, evil
deuce produced showing that Mr. Gushing, during
the war. was communication with Jefferson Davis at
the same time holding confidential relations with the
Federal Government Mr.. Conkling resolution approv
Ing his nomination to be CmeiJustice was thereupon
unanimously defeated. go Mayor Cobbsinformed the
Bos,on workingmen that the city could not furnish
them with work. =-sgay Cooke and all his partners
made statements OF the transfers OF prop
erty made by them to members of their families. -
The Iowa Senate adopted resolution denouncing the
Salary Grab. Leut.GOv. r. L. Withers was
elected United States senator from Virginia. - The
Texas Legislature organized without opposition from
Gov Davis - The women OF Ohio are closing the
liouor saloons by personal visitation and prayer
Destructive occurred at Boston and Natck Mass
About 10 900 men assembled In Tompknssquare con-
trsry 10 the of the authorities and were driven
out by the police sergeant being severely injured and
as rioters beug arrested. =- The NewJersey
Southern Railroad Company ceased running trains,
their employees refusing 10 work unless the
wages due them paid. - The second annual
ball IN behalf Of Infant Asylum was given in the
Academy of Music. === r. A. Proctor lectured in
Brooklyn Comets aud Meteors." Col John W. For
ney lectured in this city on Public Life" -
Tho York Cheap sportation Company receyeda
report terminal facilities. - The Wine and Spirit
Traders Society made recomme ndstons regarding mod
fncattons Of the revenue laws - wealthy
chants wife and daughter burned TO death, and
the merchant himself killed IN attempting TO escape
from burning home Gold MA. lllA, lllk.
Tnerulomet ter, 90, $50, 27o