, 1875-02-04

LArpoN. Jan. W.-Chi-s advices sav
| The Grandson OF Prince Turg. Uncle Of
the late Emperor. will probable succeed
the throne.
| HAvAxA, Jan. "a .-Anthoritiea have re-
! Jeassd Garcia Who sold the stolen Mu-
rillo picture.
San FsANc1sco, Jan. 18.--Messrs Nc
Condray d Co. received q telegram from
Rnsssll 4 20. TO the effect that the
| Trasure Of the Japan will be saved.
Tho Gould / Curry Silver Mining
Company dled its certificate "f increase
Of capifal stock from 4.8O0.OOO to TO-
500. .OOO dollara. The certificates atais
there are M dehts or liabilities sxainst
the Company except the sum Of about
81. .0oD.
Nrw OsLEAns. Jan. 28.-Refore the
Congressional Committee to-day Col.
Henry A. Morrow testified he i,ad. after
much insrectinn in vsrious parts Of the
State. fou, M hostility 10 Federal Gov.
erument. The people d" not regard
the negro A. entitled to the position he
bolds. He cited case where jnrv of
black men. mot one Of whom conld write
his name. sat in caae involving $3.50 :
ono. Az = rule the people only object
ed 10 negro rights tn which bis ednca-
tion did not entitie him. Col. Morrow
examined At great length. He gave this
a. . resnit Of his investigation and
Thought the people of LInisiana would
snhmit quietly to fair and impartial
election without the presence "f the o.
=. Troops and wonld abide bv the r. snlt
He stated he vas in olifics . Graut
| man and friend Of the President.
NEw YoRx. Jan. % "A meeting was
held to night BY . number Of resident
Calfornians prior to its admission - .
State. for the purpose Of making ar
rangements for reunion to take place
in Ii. City. General b. g Gibson was
elected Chairman; Frsncis Clark. Secre-
.ary. Lett. n were read from General
Sherman, Gilmore. Meredith. Of Balti
more, aud others. On motion. it was
| resolved that the union be held ON the
evening of February 1l,h. The follow
ing resolution was offered by O. H.
Pearson and adopted:
Resolved: That the members Of the
me-tinR request the associated press to
aend By telegraph the resnlt Of ti.is
meeting. as we'll an the cordial greeting
nf onrselves to all Californians in favor
of California banquet to California.
Mr. Clark said he thonght it w"uId he
we'll If there was n perma eut organiza-
tiou of old CaIiforDinns in this city.
known as Associated Pioneers Of Terri
,orial California. 4 Committee was ap-
pointed to frame the Constitution and
| Bye-Laws. A number Of other Com
mittees were appointen to take charge
nf the banquet. among which gentle
m we're Vice Admiral 3. O. Rowan.
Mninr General Joseph Hooker. Hon.
Ro.imsn NJ. Price. General Rufus In
gals and others.
CsIcAoo. Jan. %. "A large and en-
thusiastic neeting WAS hsid At Palmer
House .hi> evening. at which prominent
citizens and ba' kers were present TO
consider the means tn aecure the esfnb-
lisbment of a U. S. Mint here. Ex-
Governor William Bross presided. A
resolution WAS adopted recognizing the
recessity for such mint and calling on
Representative and Senators at WASH
,ugtnn to vote for hill. A Committee
IF three were appointed to proc. ed to
Warrington and personally urge a pas
sage of bill.
Nkw YoRK. Jan. %. I'm the Tilton-
Beecher case to-day, Counsel Tor pros
ecuiiou maintained the wife or husband
had Lo right to testify for or against
each other M it destroyed and defled
privacy and sanctity Of marriage reIa-
,ion. General Prior. in behalf # de-
fence. argned that criminal might nm
der law testify for oimself; that barrier
was removed iu New York in 1857 from
party tes'ifyipg in his own behalf and
By subsequent site atiSn compelled to
testify. He argued that Mrs. Tllton
was not parry to action. though she
was interested in :he pending argument.
Court ijnurned
CINCINNATI. Jan. 28.-An Ice gorge
10 the River b.low the City broke this
afternoon and did damage amounting to
$50. 1000.
MADIsoN. Jan. 25.--Third ballot for
y nator tonight did MT change the re-
xult.
WAsarNoToN. Jan. ~ Senate House
bill. granting the right of way of depot
s'd grounds to Oregon Cen'nsl Pacific
Railway Company through public lands
If United States from Winaemncca.
New. to Columbia River at P0r land,
was amended and passed.. Mitchell. Of
Oregon. introduced . bill, making an
appropriation for improvement Of Go
quill River. Oregon. by the construct.
ton Ut = canal conn~cting its wsieis
with those Of the Pacific Ocean; refer
red. At the expiration of the morning
hour. the Louisiana discussion resumed.
house-In the House last night, sub-
Jrct being Butlsr's Civil Rights bill.
House is at \ dead lock. Republicans
are determined hold out till Monday,
when rules may be suspended. Deal
lock can he broken Monday BY . mere
m.jority in the House. a. Speaker stat
ri to-day. Under call of St.tes ou
Monday for hills in referenc to resolu-
tions and to amend rnles and may be
presented aud referred to the Commit-
TAO IN RnIea whO NAV yAnort DiIatorv