New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12
OUADRUPLE SHEET.

Don Alfonso will arrive In Madrid on Thursday. The
Carists were defeated In engagement in the prov
tnoe Of Valencia. 80 In the German Reichsag the bill
for organizing Landsturm passed Its second reading
In the Senate resolution adopted calling on the
Secretary OF War for the report OF Major Merrill re-
gardng the Louisiana troubles Daring the debate al
usons we're made to the threats Of assassination against
Presdent Grant Mr.. Thurman derided such talk Mr.
schurE then called up his resolution nstructng the
Judiciary OOnmittee 10 report what measures are
necessary to secure the people of Louisiana their
rights He proceeded address the Senate at length,
reviewing the troubles In Louisiana cOndemning the
interference OF the military on constitutional grounds
and urging Senators their steps before 1t Is too
late 80 A large number Of bills were introduced In
the House under call OF States Mr.. Cox introduced
resolution, which referred to the Judiciary Com
itee declaring the control OF the Louisiana Legisa-
ture by Federal troops DO 10 violation Of the Const
tuition and TO the liberties rights and dignity
OF other States demanding the restoration OF
by the immediate withdrawal Of troops and the con-
dgp punishment Of those guilty OF the reckless usurpa-
ton" Mr. KAsson introduced supplementary Specie
payment bill, containing provision for the destruction
Of redeemed notes. The Consular and Diplomatic bill,
appropf atng <ls447s5, was passed Pending vote
bill appro priating 900 to defray the expenses In
tertafning King Kaakaua. the House adjourned. g
The Presidents special message is net completed, and
was not fully considered in the special Cabinet meeting
Strong influence has been brought induce Secretary
Fish 10 remain in the Cabinet for the present at least
- The President has nominated George II. Boxer 10
be Minister to Russia === Tie Senate confirmed the
nomination OF John NJ Racher to be Commissioner Of
Patents, aud Marcus s. Hopkins 70 DO Examiner IN
Chief.
The Conservative Legislature In Louisiana has de-
cided to organize. a quorum for each House being
present The people are looking to Congress for solu
ton OF the troubles Sheridan is becoming joke and
it's believed that Ke ogg has taken advantage of bis
aressness The report Of the Congressional Committee
will be presented to-day II states that Republican
voters were intimidate, that there undoubted
Conservative majority. and that the character Of
the White League is misunderstood in the North.
60 Congressmen Storm and Parker testified In the
Pacific Mail inquiry that they not directly ap-
preached as to subsidy. Lyman EmOre testified TO
the details OF the payment at his office. Of $4,000 by
Congressman Schumacher TO Gen. Smith. Charles Albert,
the witness, brought before the House,
where be offered ordered By the House. to answer the
Committees questions. On being examined again be-.
fore the Committee he gave list of persons
whom he mad paid different sums. In all
over 100000. Subsequent evidence traced $4,000
10 Col. Forney. w. b. Shaw, who received
$4,000 as 9 newspaper correspondent testified that he
communicated OF the prospects OF the subsidy
sockbrokers who him in pay
mont 60 The Mississippi Investigating Committee
obtained further evidence OF election frauds Sheriff
Crosby testified that his resignation was advised by Gen.
Packer and tho Of his summons for posse to
tain him counseled by Gov. Ames.
An immense mass meeting was held at Cooper Insti-
tute to protest against the Louisiana outrage The
speakers were Mayor Wiekham. William Cullen Bryant
william M. Evarts, James 8. Thayer, VIM. T. Dodge
George Curtis, ex- Gov Solomon. and Others mass
meeting also organized outside. === The Tlton-
Beecher was opened by ex-Judge Morris. -
Tho horse driven by the sbductor Of Charley Ross was
identified by his brother. &C. Russell Sage was
elected director Of the Pacific Mail Company and viii
probably be made President Three OF the directors
signed Capt Irving tried by the Police Com
msSioners for conduct unbecOming an officer. 60
Thermometer, 1Oo ITO 1872 Gold, liza I21 Gold value
Of the egaltender dollar at the close. 80 lilo cents