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New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY 10 DIX Upheld.

MADRID. Tuesday. March IS 1879.
In the Cortes yesterday Prime Minister
Canoyas dol Castillo read draft of tue Constitution
smiar that lied last He also read Royal
Decree suihorzing the Ministers 10 submit the const
tutonl question To the Cotes The Senate continues
discuss the address In reply 10 tire Royal speech. the
Ques ton OF religious liberty forming principal sub
feet OF debate. The Epocd declares the COrcs Will APP
prove principle of rel gous torafion. The Vatican
VIII Dc compelled 10 accept IL. The hspdSa seys u 70
auhortz d BY the Papal Nmcio and the Ar hbs1op of
Toledo to deny the statement th the Vatican ever
granted senoT SaSastas Ministry the Last conScsson IN
relation 10 liberty OF public worship.
LONDON, Tuesday, March 2s, 1876.
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr. Bourke.
Under SECRETARY for the Foreign Department stated hat
communication had been sent 10 the spanish Govern
ent relative TO the seizure Of .he ship Lark In Cuban
waters In ls72. lie said he eoud not yet mske Known
the nature OF SPANS reply.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
ITALIAN TOPICS.

FLORENCE, Tuesday. March %, 1879.
The suit brought against Larlin G. Mead.
the American sculptor by former ompoye. ernns
the Lincoln monument, which originally decided In
favor Of the defendant and subsequently appealed has
again resulted In coinplete victory for Head.
RouE, Tuesday. March %, 1870.
The Projects Of Rome, Milan, Turin, Palermo. and
Naples nave resigned because they object under
the Party OF the Lett.
LONDON. Tuesday, March 2s, 1870.
Recent adyices from runs tha, the Italian Con-
sular Judge Pulga seriously the attack made
on him the 18th inst. His condition IL critical. The
excitement In Tunis regard to tue affair has subsidized
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
CIPHER DISPATCHES OF MR.. robson.
THE sECRETARY'S USE OF THE PUBLIC FUNDS BElNd
INVESTIGATED WITH SOME -UCCEss.
IBy TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUsE.l

THE sECRETARY's USE OF THE PUBLIC FUNDS BLING
INVESTIGATED With SOME -UCCEss.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.I
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Special Com
mttee OF tie House instructed to Investigate the real
estate pool Of the District and the transactions between
Secretary Robeson and Jay Cooke, McCulloch Co.. Oh
tanned from the Washington Superintendent OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, on Saturday,
a great number OF dispatches which passed
in 1873 between Secretary Robson and persons
IN Washington and elsewhere Many Of these dispatches
Arc sad to have written IN cipher and have not yet
been interpreted. Their contents are very strictly
guarded by all members Of the Committee but It Is re-
poted on very good authority that among the dispatches
are kilograms from Secretary Robeson showing con-
usyey what has only suspected that In the Fall
of 1873 on Sept d. four days after the OF
Law Cooke a. Co. had failed, Mr.. Robeson transmitted
IN Law Cooke McCulioch Co in London, for the pnr-
nose Of saving them from bankruptcy S5ooOoo having
official knowledge OF the shaky condition OF the house
The secretary the Navy has been repeatedly accused
NJ having used the public funds in vain effort to tide
IN. cal agents Of Navy Department over the panic
1873 but 10 positive proof of 1t has heretofore been
obtained.
rIor REGULAR epor Of Congregational PocSsdgs ss second
~
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Boston, March 2S.-1he Woman's Suffrage reso-
luton again rejected the House today by vote II u
to77.
ST. LOUIS, March 2S-A libel suit with damages at
$50 900 brought IN tho Circuit Court to-day against TIE
Foster Of Pike County for pubica
tons concerning Fosters statements In relation ~ Of the
Jurors In the tltal Of Mckee
GALVESTON, March ga special dispatch TO The
Ees dated san Marcos Texas, today, says The Austin
stage robbed Marcos Bottom, about three miles
from last by two masked men The rob
hers permitted 10 retain his watch because he
claimed that II family gelc.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

LONDON, TUESDAY, March n 1915
There is little doing on the Stock Exchange,
the regular fornighty settlement which begus to-day.
claiming the principal attention Foreign securities
Hat with pressure to sell, aAd the rates for continue
ton Of contracts the set ement rather
No failures have been announced In the House hus far
but the sOppage of outside specuator Is reported
with considerable liabilities IL Is probable that the
settlement VIII be completed without trouble, but inn
portant snspensons are Anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
QUEEN vICToRIA's GERMAN TorR

IUNDUN IUthlhN MHFtH z, INIb.
To-day, in accordance with the notice pre-
viously given, Mr. Anderson member of the House Of
Commons for Glasgow questioned the Government 10
the absence from the country OF Hcr Majesty during
session OF Parliament Mr. Disrsei In replying said the
last preceding absence Of the Monarch during Par
Lament session was In 1872 Tue present journey of the
Queen, he said strictly dome site affair. Every
arrangement had been made to prevent any
10 the public business
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March 2S.-The hotels Of
this city are crowded with delegates to the Republican
State Convention which meets tomorrow. There ak
candidates for Secretary Of State but 1t impossible to
predct tonight who is the favorite There is nearly
unanimous feeling here In favor Of nstructng the dele
gates 20 the National Convention to support Hayes for
pra
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
NAVAL ORDERS,

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Capt. Chas. II. Baldwin
has been to examination for promotion The 4h Of
April. Surgeon Edward d. Payne bas been ordered To
before tho Retiring Board on the oth Of April
Master theodore Porter has been detached from the Alarm
and ordered TO the swatara North Atlantic Station, ho
10th OF April Passed Assistant Engineer G. Mcconnell has
been the Navy a Oh Mare lslaad Ca and
granted 8 months leave.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a grant
OF s35000o unanimously voted for the relief OF the
sufferers by the recent inundations
The election OF NJ Gayin. Bonapartis IN Corsica. was
snnulled Minister Duaure stated that he would
slider whether Gavin should be prosecuted for issuing
placard promising the return OF the Empire.
PARIS. Tuesday, March %, 1875
decree OF Marshal MaeMshon promulgated to-day
announces incidentally that Universal International
Exhibition will shortly be held in Paris
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
SIDNEY WEBSTER'S VINDICATION.
THE CHARGES THAT HE TRADED on HIS INFLUENCE
WITH SECRETARY FISH NOT SUSTAINED.

WITH SECREIAR1 FISH NOI SUSTAINED.
lBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBuNEl
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Several weeks ago
Capt Norton, in giving testimony before the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, preferred some
very serious accusations against Sidney Web
ster of New-YOrk, son-in-law of Secretary
Fish, Previous to the examination of Gen.
Schenck to-day Mr.. Webster was allowed
TO make a statement to the Committee in reply to
these accusations. His explanations were so full
and satisfactory and so well fortified by documents
that the Committee, after listening to them, was
fully satisfied. and without cross-examining Web
ster concluded to drop the subject. The exact ma
ture of the accusations has not been pub
lished and the Committee seems to be
unanimously Of the opinion that they have
not been sustained in any particular. Mr.. Webster
admitted that he attorney for the Spanish Gov
ernment, but said that he had been thus employed
several years before Mr. Fish became Secretary
of State and that 1t hardly necessary for him to
deny the allegations that he had ever attempted to
make use of bis family or social relations with MIR.
Fish to promote the interests of his client.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
cnn,rs ,Nn cAsuALrIEs-By TELEGRArn.

RnsroN March 2S-ihe trial of Miles, the alleged
parre sank robber was begun at Montpelier VI, To-Day
BosToN. March 2s.-iIenry Shackelton, driver OF
carriage at Lawrence Mass. while eoinf u hre ts
su.rn,1n As thrown his seat and ded thiscVtnihg
ORLEANS, La, March 2S.-To-day beng set
spart for indicted whisky men 10 iony hle ,her pea
reals raul Bruce, VIM IL Thomas JOIN Henderson, John
"a nn, non H.. John McWhrteI ana Alehahcer Mchee
,..acsa ~ moi guilty The others failed ~ appear.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
No ESCAPE FOR HALLET KILBOURN.

THE HOUSE HAS 40 IDEA or LETTING HIN Or
UNLESS uE ASswERs.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO The TKIBussl
W,spryoloy. March 2s.-The session OF the
Flo lse to-day was for the most part occupied WIN
debate upon the question OF surrendenns ta,ie.
Kilbourn the recusant witness, 70 the Marshai Oh
the District of Columbia Court. The case came up
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
TIE CENTENNIAL RIFLE MATCH.

LONDON. Tuesday March y, 1870.
Sir Henry IIalford says he has received let
tors from Col Gilderseeve and Msjor Leech relation
to the proposed international rife contest In America
this season. but they do not alter the situation. The
Scotch persist in separate the Scotch
and Irish will 20. but there will probably be
In1li,h taam
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
FIVE HUNDRED PILGRIMS LOST At SEA.

LONDON, Tuesday, March ., 1875.
Advices received here to-day from India by
mail repor that the steamship Jowsd from shehr. has
been wrecked In the Arabian Sea- she had on board
about 500 pilgrims, chiefly Persans bound TO Bushire
Three men, who supposed " be the only survivors
have reached Hodeida.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
A COLOSSAL DEEALCATION.

SAN Francisco, March 2S.-The evidence
thus far developed by the Naval Courmarta pro-
crossing the Palace HOTEL this city, in the trial of Pay
Inspector spauding shows defacatIon OF III OOO
OOO Pinney, MIR. spaudings clerk, obtained this large
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
TIE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.

BERLIN, Tnes'isy, March p, 1870.
The Russian ambassador in this city gave o
grand dinner yesterday at which the Emperor and Em
press Of Germany and all the foreign Embssslors
present The about the Czars temporary retire.
ment not mentioned. and IL requires confirmation.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29

attention was drawn to what is called Mr. Dana's
piracy of Lawrence's notes to Wheaton.
There has not been for years case before the
Senate that commands so much attention from Re-
pubicans, nor one which exctes more interest. The
friends of Mr. Dana that should a vote be taken
to-day he would be beaten and so consented to an
adjournment. 1t is generally conceded on both sides
of the Chamber that he will be rejected
by large vote. 1t is also apparent that he would
have been confirmed had he not written that unfor-
turnate letter. Mr.. Howe was the only one who
attempted any defense of the letter. and this he did
negatively by appealing to Senators to know
if they would not have written curt, i'm
pulsive letter under the same circumstances
He was answered that if Senators would write such
letter they would be unfit the English mission
vote will probably .be reached tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
ANOTHER STEP TOWARD IMPEACHMENT.

THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE DECIDE UPON A SINGLE
ARTICLE AGAINST BELKNAP, CHARGING BRIBERY
AND CORRUPTION IN OFFICE-MEssRs. KNOTT,
HOAR, BANKS. AND LAWRENCE PROBABLY TO DE
THE MANAGERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNK.l
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The House judiciary
Committee considered the case of impeachment
against Gen. Belknap to-day, and made what the
members regard improvement in the manner
of stating it. Much Of the legal verbiage in
the previous articles of impeachment has
been cut ont. and the number of articles
reduced. The case will now be presented
in one single article, charging bribery and corrup-
ton in Office. The specifications several in num-
ber separate recital being given for each case. Mr.
Belknap is alleged TO have received money corruptly.
The specifications also drawn so as TO cover the
several phases of the case that there may be no
mistake or omission. The whole rests on the
Fort Sill transactions, aud nothing else will be re-
ferred to in the articles Of impeachment.
The Committee agreed on the document as now
prepared and decided to report it to the House on
Thursday in its present shape, unless additional EVIL
dence is developed by the witnesses under summons,
among whom is Gen. Rice.
Mr. Clymer will call a caucus of Democratic repre-
sentatives for Friday night for the purpose of select
ing managers for the impeachment of Secretary
Beknap. Two of these will be Republicans. The
leader will probably be Mr.. Knott, and among the
Republicans mentioned Messrs. Hoar, Banks,
and Lawrence. On Monday next MIR. Bright, Chair
man of the Caucus Currency Committee, and the
recognized leader of the ant-Resumptonists in the
House. will introduce a resolution in the language
of the Pennsylvania Democratic platform on the
ouestiOu.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29
WASHINGTON.
Lro nANA,S NOMINATION.

AIR. DANAS NOMINATION..
Az ANIMATED SECRET SESSION OVER THE CASE
SENATOR BOUTWELL, STRONGLY DEFENDS MR.
DANA. AND SENATORS CAMERON AND MORTON
.rrAcK HrM-THE TRIBUNE's REPORT or THE
New-York tribune., 1876-03-29

t,yo per cent a month ON the shares while they
should be held by him, take them at par. AT
Parks request Gen. Schenck subsequently agree
ng 70 reduction of one and half per cent, Gen.
Schcnck had gwen his note to Park for 10000
For I3 months, Gen. Schenck continued, he and
the other stockholders received 1i2 per cent
month. At the time he made this agreement there
had been no organization of company. At the
time of its execution there no suggestion what
ever that he should have anything to do with the
management of the Company. Afterward, however,
MFR. Park and Mr.. Stewart thought he ought TO be
one of the directors Of the proposed company. Gen.
Schenck dissened from this, but 1t was urged that
they wanted somebody sojourning in London to
protect their interests. This seemed to be plausi-
bic reason, but he still objected, saying he
doubted the proprety OF his having any
thing to do with the management while
there in representative capacity unless he
could be satisfied that there were precedents OF the
kind If this should be done another condition
would have to be complied with. He must know
the names of ali the directors, as he had thus far
heard the name Of only one person who had been
asked or agreed 10 become a director On the 80 OF
November the names Of such persons were FUR
nished to him. He was not acquainted with any OF
them. but he learned that there were among them
members Of Parliament and other gentlemen in high
position The precedent for a Foreign Minister
holding an office in joint stock company found
in the Minister from Portugal, of the Oldest and
most respected Of the Diplomatic Corps, who was
President Of a tramway company In Lisbon, the
stock Of which was being put on the market. Gen.
Schenck said he had nothing to do with the prepara
ton of the prospectus of the Emma Mine Company.
Gen. schenck then reverted to his correspondence
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New York Produce Market

NBw YoRt July ~.
aFLouR;;-Receiptt 9,o95 barrels. The market
,s quoted as being In bu ers favor, with
Sales OF i1,40 bur, Is No. eat ~ OOd 76 super.
nne western and state at So OOta 81 W com
mon ~ 70 goou extra western uuq slate at
conmoh 10 choice white wheat western extra
al - 0td0 90; fancy white wheat western extra
q 4UaG 10; common to chufce ezra Sc Louis
al s. gOias 90; Patent Minnesota extra good to
prine NJ t5 5Qa6 30 choice to double extra,
90 55ds 10. including 2G'0 bbls. OF low grade OK
ira, "a 30af 90 and $40 bbls medium 10 choice
western extra at 81 5Je % also 300 BIB $ OF
cry mi Is extra at - SOC 90 the market cos
WHEAT-Receipts 81 $40 bushels. The market
is strongly In huy.r iayor; My very liIn-
tied ext ont and home trade inquiry. sales 300
0u at SIC fOi No. Chicago shc for o 3 Mll-
waukee; 81 40 Tor NJ. CHIC 60 81 o. Iur No.
Milwaukee,; 9OaS1 % f. + UNI rader spring
600 90 tor win er ed we stern 81 . 10 new
red Texas; 81 70 for n " ali Der Deiswste; sl3I
Tor new amber lehne. see; a Il iof ohUico No.
| Minnesota.
CoRN.--Receipts 1880 ousbals. The market
is quoted as irregular and unsettled, and clos.
Ing little more Heady FOR rely Urine par
hot and heated Western mixed Badge or
graded steamer mixed 5lhc for praled low
mixed liked osTSisss or gr dtd 40 90 Tor
( r ungraded western mixed; 56c for cxua
choice 90.
0ATs.-Receipts 1925 bushels. The market
Is quoted for prime as firm fair inquiry art
for export; common abu inferior duil and de-
cllnibg Sales As 900 bushels ut 23a . TOR
mixed western anu STATE 3iGiic FIR W lie
DO, including rejected al 23e z5c ; New YORK
NO. 2 at 3l632c. New 10 k 40. = White az
SIC New York No. # 3se.
H.Y.-Tne marKot 10 quoted heavy at 65c
HoPs.-Mariet Is quoted az bolne steady ats
,al5c for eastern ana western; poI7 New
YORK state l5GlSc Tor nominal CdlliOrniaus.
CoFFER.--rhu lnurket i0f IuO Is uuuteu as
ocluB dull ana nominal. aJ Boise gold for
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An Effort 10 Impeach Robson.

New YORK, July 10.
The Herald Washington special says un-
less there is q change in the programme to-
morrow before noon. Secretary Robson
will be mpeached soon after the house
meets. The real estate pool committee has
had before it for some time Pay master
Bradford, who it will be remembered was
Ia Europe rs the conf lential agent Of Sec
retpy Robson. Bradfords testimony,
given, 1t is said, in utter ignorance of It's
bearing upon the testimony previously
given, shows that shortly after Jay Cooke,
McCulloch & Co. received the navy &C.
count formerly in the hands of the Bar
ings, and when they had received already
100000 from the navy, Mr.. Bradford
warned The secretary that the house was
tottering and likely to fail. In spite of this
warning, and after it was given. it appears
R,heson sent jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co.
1900 900 more, and at the same time sent
to Paymaster Bradford other SUNS, sufi-
cient to defray all the expenses and pay all
the drafts of the navy which came to Lon
don. Thus, in fact, Mr.. Robson IS shown
to have lent Jay Cooke, McCulloch IL Co.
81 600 COO, gold, after he was warned by
Bradford that the house was unsound. 1t
appears, further, that Cooke, McCullooh
e. Co., though they figured as agents of the
navy, were never confirmed as such by the
senate, and that there is law making it n
criminal olfense in government officer 10
deposit with finn as navy or government
agents, unless such firm has not only been
nominated but confirmed to this
high position On this point of law,
whether Secretary r beson.had made him
self liable under the statute, in depositing
money with Cooke, McCulloch & Co., as
agents of the government, when they were
confirmed by the senate, Mr.. Glover, chair
man of the real estate pool committee, took
the opinions of five members of the judcl-
airy committee, and after careful consd-
Grafton of the law and the facts, lasting for
several hours, they came to the conclusion
that he is liable and guilty on his report,
ID 1t was determined last evening by MI.
Glover's committee 10 report the whole
matter to the house tomorrow and demand
the impeachment of Secretary Robson for
high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Sudden Retribution.

Near Vanceburgh,. KY, yesterday,
Washington Lee, while passing the farm
of Robert Ellis, drew pistol and shot and
killed Ellis, who was working In the field
by the roadside. He was at once arrested
and lodged in Jail. He gave as reason
for the shooting that 10 great intimacy
existed between Ellis and his QLee's) wife.
Last night mob of several hundred peo-
ole took Lee from Jail and hanged him.
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Vermonters for New Hampshire
Judges.

The supreme court of New Hampshire
has bsen reorganized, and SIX new judges
appointed, of whom three are natives of
Vermont, namely:
Hon. William l.. Foster of Concord, a
native of Westminster, VT, where he was
born in 1924 He was chief judge of the
late circuit court, and has been so many
years on the bench that he is widely known
as jurist.
Hon. George A. Bingham of Littleton is
q native of Concord, VT, and was born in
1926 He has long resided at Litteton,
aud has high reputation as lawyer. He
ia brother of Hon. Harry Bingham.
Hon. WIN. IL. II. Allen of Claremont
is a native of Winhall, W., and was
born IN 1929. He graduated at Dart
mouth in 1865