Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-15
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Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, January l3th.-in
the Senate there was II long debate on
Schurz's Louisiana resolution.
Documents accompanying the Pres
DENTS message are voluminous, in
cluding letters and telegrams from
Kellogg and Packard, setting forth the
necessity for troops. Then follows re-
norts and kilograms from Gen. Sheri-
dan, containing statistics. He says
that over 1900 persons have been
killed since 1866, OH account of politl-
cal sentiments.
A bill was introduced to-day by Sar-
geant in the Senate, and Page III the
Heuse,to prevent the naturalization OF
Chinese.
The Army Engineers report of a
survey of Sacramento and Feather
rivers was received. It recommends
an appropriation of SI40,5o0 for I'M
provement in the Sacramento and
Feather rivers.
The report of the survey of the estu-
ary of Santa Barbara channel, near
Point Magu, says that no improve
ment is possible, and there is no need
of making the attempt.
Ksng KaIakaua In Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 18th. = King
Kalakaua and party arrived here this
morning, and was received at the de-
pot by the Mayor and committee OF
the CITY Council, who escorted them
to the Grand Pacific Hotel, where
quarters have been prepared for them.
Tomorrow the King will be escorted
to various points of interest in the
city.
The Pacific Mail Envesti ga tior.
WASHINGTON, January 1lth.-In
the Pacific Mail Investigation to-day
James Mcfarland, who is 81 cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Press, tes
titled that Col. J. w. Forney directed
him to receive $25,000 from Irwin,
which he did, and delivered the
amount to Forney. OF the parties
named by Abertthis afternoon, w. B.
Shaw is correspondent of the Boston
TRANSCRIPT, J. M. Murry is eX-editor
of the Washington Chronicle, a w.
Randall ex-Postmaster General; J. G.
Barrett, ex-Mayor of Washington,
and J. II. Herser, Assistant. Door,
keeper OF the House, who got $ll 900.
Irwin says the money paid to Don
Piatt had nothing whatever to do
with the subsidy; tiiat Piatt had
fought the subsidy from first TO last;
that after it passed he loaned Piatt
the money, which he has since paid
California Cases before the Sapreme
Gouss.
WASHINGTON, January 11th.-'fhe
record in the case of All Fook, the
Chinese woman claimed to have been
brought to California for immoral pur-
poses, and involving the right of the
State TO return her, has reached the
Supreme Court and been filed. 1t is
expected motion will be made to adj
vance it on the docket before the Su-
preme Court. To-day the case of
French VS.. Edwards ct al, error to the
Circuit Court of California, was de-
cided. This was an action for eject
ment The plaintiff conveyed lands
to trustees for the use of certain
railroad, providing in the deed that
the conveyance and trust should be
void in case the road was not built.
The road not being built, suit was
commenced to recover possession.
The Court held that the legal title con
veyed to the trustees was still vested
in them, and that, therefore, the plain
tiff could not recover. This Court
holds that this conclusion of law was
an error; that the presumption should
have been, OH the contrary, that the
trustees had reconveyed to plaintiff
and the property was invested in him.
},p iSin tIG 90
Swayne delivered the opinion.
Wool Market.
Boston, January 13th.-Tlle general
tone of the wool market is firm. The
California quotations remain un-
changed. .s5tt
Arkansas Carpet -EaSgers.
LITTLE Rock, January 13th.-To-
days Repubtica1a has card. signed by
195 Union soldiers, addressed to the
President, endorsing Sheridan's action
in New Orleans and stating that a
reign of terror exists in the State.
Gov. Garland has requested the prose-
cutting attorney to have each of the
parties brought before the grand jury
to establish the facts.
--latest frorn .stile Front"
NEW ORLEANS, January 13th.-
Both Houses of the Legislature to-day
passed resolution requesting Com
gress to institute u thorough investiga-
| tion of Louisiana affairs.
Dupre, a member of the House from
this city, says that there is no truth in
the reported offers of kellogg for a
compromise, giving the Conservatives
the Legislature.
Both houses to-day declared Pinch
back elected L. S. Senator
The Northern Pacific Road.
YANKToN, January 13th.-A me-
mortal passed both Houses to-day,
urging Congress TO pass bill guaran-
teeing the bonds of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad.
Andrew JoIsnson's Chances Ser The
SenatOrsiiip.
WASHINGTON, January 11th.-An-
drew Johnson, the only Union Demo-
| cratic candidate, seems to have q fair
| prospect of being chosen Senator by
the Tennessee Legislature, which be-
| gins ballo ting tomorrow. 1t is ex-
! pected that the Union Democrats will
concentrate upon him against the reg
ular Democratic nominee, who will be
an ex-Confederate.