, 1874-06-25

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The Senate has son6rmed the noain-
alton of Robt. NJ. R. Reynolds for Min
istar resident at Bolivia, John Caldwell
tleriforA Assistant Secrstary Of States and
Jos. D. SIENNA, for receiver of public
monies at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
EheSenats Fi4anee .Cda1mitt4e havt
sstack Of afromihs Heaas tariff biz ~ M
proposition to refund to the manufac.
turers Of leaf tobacco the tax Oh the Ii.
quorice used therein. The House Ju.
diciaFy Cemmitfee o:dayy by =, 1ot0 o1
6 to 5, resolved to impeech Judge Dur.
ell Of Louisiana, and Judge Bustesd, Of
Alabama. I .E sd1a tAsE
The President has approved the joint
resolution providing for the termination
ofthe treaty Of the United States with
ths King Of the Belgians. ,a
LONDON, June IT, Times Paris spe-
eialr Gays! that the cdnnittse of Thirty
have commenced to discuss the consti.
tutional bill referred TO it on Monday.
In the Assembly today the debate
opened on the organic municipal law
announces that it was determined to in
sist on its night to nominate the Mayor.
An energetic opposition is certain.
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WASHINGTON June ~ Sidney Dillon,
President of the Union Pacific Railroad,
has returned from tour of inspection
overland. and reports everything work
ing satisfactorily along the road. The
result Of his trip is a settlement Of the
question of the junction Of the Union
and Central Pacific. Junction is at Og.
den. Utah, and Brigham Young las CIV
en- 1873 acres of land at that point for q
depot and other purposes for the Union,
Central Pacific and Northern e. South
ern Utah Railroads, which meet at that
point. At'a meeting OF the Directors
of the Union Pacific Railroad in Boston
to-day, the question Of establishing
rolling mills for manufacturing The
company's rails will be considered.
Butler lost no time in crushing before
the HouseJudiciary COMMITTEES the Sem
ate Judiciary bill, one section of which
is carefully framed so as to compel news
paper publishers having agents or cor
respondents ut any point to respond
there to libel suits instead Of At home.
Although adroitly phrased. the purpose
isJmmciandy tt6aihAis6ta f6f ptosoke
universal denoqncement BY the press as
scheme ~ Congress I t.. j prevent news.
paper criticism. The majority of the
committee reject the Questionable
clause.
House bill which passed yesterday
provides that no further collection Of
Internal Revenue taxes shall be made
on the e'earnings Of savings institutions
having no capital stock and doingtn
other business than receiving, deposits
to be loaned or invested FOR the sole
benefit of parties making such deposits.
San Francisco, Jupe 1s,-While on
the way up from southern ports and
when nesrM Monterey he steamer sena-
tor struck some object, Supposed to be
a piece Of floating wreck. which took
or 8 of ,her paddle boxes off and started
the stem post.H The steamer leaked but
sufficiently to iDjure her cargo. She
viii probably 60 into the dry dock this
evening for repairs.
aPAn1s,l june 1s.lThe Deputies of the
left centre publish a mote inviting an
alliance with the right centre, that both
parties may establish a republic. The
left centre,offer al the NECESSARY ,conais
Itp6dhal gaarantsesi hid declare that il
the alliance is refused the right centre
viii bs responsibilities the ppssible. rer
turn OF the Empire.
The Goyetumsnt has eommepced tbe
prosecution Of the proprietors of La
Figaro and La France, Republican jour-
nails, ior ieptinting articles written by
hocnef0rs' 1dh2 H0I
/ CHICAGO. June 18.-A Washington
special says that the conference currency
committee have finally come to ., con-
clusion late to-day. by agreeing od q
bill providing for redistribution Of Ma
ional Bank circulation 70 the extent Of
PSI millions. and fixing the legal tender
circulation at 382 millions. This bill
will will pass the Senate and possibly
tho House. Western members, howev-
er, do not give cordial support. The
long-pending nomination Of General
McCook, 'of Colorado. viii be taken up
in thu executive session of the Senate
on Friday hext and disposed of. House
Judiciary Committee voted to defer ac-
ton on Carpenters "press gag" bill
until Friday. 1t is said that several Of
the Committee are in favor of it, but
that II win be put over until next ses-
sion. by which time the chances, Of ulti-
mate passage will have been effectuallJ
killed.. ,assNA. 10 95Sl5e,s'
SAN FnANcrsco,9 June 18.-Tbe trial
Of Marks and son was resumed to-day
in Municipal Court. Testimony for the
people will probably close to-day. The
impression prevails that the jury will
either disagree or acquit the prisoners.
Greenbacks. 9O99OH.
Tho Pacific Jockey Club, at q meeting
yesterday, determined to give purse of
$25. 600 gold coin fol, q running race Of
four miles. and repeat the race to be
open to all horses id the world. The
race is to come off November 7th. 1874,
over the new track near Grand Central
Park. First horse will receive $13, 600;
second. $5.OO0;. third. $4,000; fourth.
81. 600. Weights to be carried, 8. years
old so pounds; four years. IO4 five years.
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