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New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
ALBANY NOTES,

ALBANY. Tuesday, Jan. 49, 1870.
Mr. West OF Saratoga attempted to-day TO revive the
practice which Gen. ustcds bill cut of snort last Win
ter OF allowing various regiments about to set out on
more OF serious pcncs 10 borrow tho ags OF the war
regiments which arc deposited in the Hall OF Mil
taTy Record and part O the military archives of The
state Mr. West at rrs offered resolution al owing the
5th and 53d Regiments borrow their var ags, but
when the House reminded Of tho passage OF the law
referred to- the subject referred to TIC Judiciary
Committee which will consider tie proprioty oil are
pealng act.
Nj Glass, one OF the Assemblymen elected by the
Canal Ring from Monroe County introduced bill to-day
which was defeated last year, authorizing the Canal
Comms sIoners construct swing or turn table bridge
over the Canal at BFockpOrt The proposed bridge
said 10 merely for the convenience OF alufacu
ing company il that village, and WAS defeated last year
that ground
The Assembly Committee Cities Will report favor
ably on Mt Fshs bill in relation to letting out paupcr
and convict labor by contract They will give hearing
tomorrow on the bill putting all labor on the public
works under contract H. j. Perry viii DO heard IN oppo
sitiOn.
The Assembly Committee on State Prisons VIII meet To-
morrow afternoon consider the question OF plan for
couducnR the Investigations into the State Prisons as
recently directed by the House
The Senate Judiciary Committee will give hearings on
Wednesday Of next week In the contested scat cases o
Breed against vedder and Ltimbccr against Gerard.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGros, Tuesday, Jan. 1e, 1870
Radcliffe Baldwin OF New-York, for his own firm OF
Baldwin Brothers Co, and for Wells Fargo & Co., L.
W Norris L. g steglich, Chas Helmuth, C. b. Richards
& Bros and Davies. Turner & Co.. all New-York and
European Express Companies, before the Committee
of WAYS and Means to-day He advocated Representa-
tive Fernando Woods hll introduced yesterday, which
provides for the entry Of single packages from bill OF
adng. The OF the Treasury decided recently
That the act of 1893 as brought forward the Revised
statutes prohibits the entry OF any part OF Dill OF lad
ing but that all vessel To angle cOnsShee must pc
ny 100 packages usually pays duty about 10, and
the others 20 te general order store AS soon
as the secretarys ruling enforced 1t stopped the
business of the express companies and has caused
accumulation Of several thousand packages In the gem
era order Secretary Brstow says he Ia poweress
In the matter and that remedy lies short OF Congress
The Committee Mr.. Woods bill but postponed the
matter until to morrow IN order 10 confer with secretary
Bristow.
The House Committee on Expenditures OF the
state Department have been engaged In an examination
OF several special accounts which, in their opinion rc-
auired careful investigation Among these are the ac-
counts dispatch at London and those OF the
money spent in the purchase for Turkey after the ratn
cation OF the late treaty The chief item in the
II the dispatch agent for money paid for postage The
Committee unable 10 understand bow IS possible Tor
this officer TO expend thousand dollars month for this
item alone and IL Will make more thorough nNestSii-
on the subject before making any recommendation In
regard TO IL.
DstricAttorney Wells has filed suit for the United
states against Joseph Savage as surety on tue bond
OF James S. Grard passed Assistant Paymastef IN inc
Navy in ST., ,000 who is charged with having failed to
account to the United States for the sum Of $4,000
Also one against Edward NJ Lee, A. M. Capp and Geo.
Plnney bond OF the former Secretary OF the
Territory OF Wyoming for $40 0OO the Others being he
surete1 Leo is alleged, failed To perform the duties
OF his office and to pay to the United States Soo3
The Committee Ways and Means have appointed
Friday to hear the brewers delegation. The brewers
wish 10 have changed with respect TO the mode
Of essment They claim that they are now taxed on
much of their material, instead Of upon the amount OF
production.
The President sent the following nominations TO the
Senate to-day: Posmasters-Chares g. Munzer at Essex
Conn; John Scott. }rookvie Penn; B. 3. Young New
Lisbon Ohio James H. Aschcraft, Paducah, KY; Isaac
ID. sibey, Huntsville. Ala.
The House Committee Of Appropriations has invited
the Committee the District OF Columbia to JOINT ses
sion on Thursdly for the purpose OF considering
the reuucs the District Commissioners for an appio
pfaton to pay the February interest on the 800 bonds
for Regular Report Of Congreoat Proceedings see "a pd9el
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
THE AFFAIRS OF TURKEY.

IHE sULTAN's PLANS-MoRE REFORMS PROMsED.
LONDON. Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1875.
A Cabinet meeting was held yesterday. All
the Ministers present II understood that Ito
Austrian note Turkey 10 be considered The Cab
met will meet again to-day.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. ls, 1875.
The Times this morning publishes letter
from Vienna giving the following details OF the insur-
recton in the Turkish provinces:
Partly from sincere wish end the nsurrection and
partly anxiety to escape intervention the sublime
H. making great efforts TO achieve the paclheati0n
unadcd. The new Turkish Commander Mukhtar Pasha
and the Governor All Pasha To cooperate to that
end the former by military dispositions and the latter
by political and diplomatic activity. ty..,
Tue cheeks the insurgents nave recently sunfed
and the large reSnorcements the Turks have lately TO
ceived. render offensive operations by the Insurgents
very in.nrobable. Mukhtar Pasha seems likewise TO
have instructions operate against the iusurgents
begin by the occupation OK the important positions
thereby GORDON Will be drawn 10 prevent the
from assisting tho insurgents, ana tue
Turkish arms turned against those attempting 10 pass
tne frontier 50 lar munitions OF and provisions
concerned such "A disposition might answer, bnt ~
would be in cectve against the passage OF armed noun
tauers The sort of truce thus with the In
surgents Will be utilized by the Governors sumnonin8
an assembly OF notablcs at M0str To draft report VI
the grievances of the country 10 be sent direct 10 The Sui
Ine Sultan will then consider all the just complaints
and make special CONCESSIONS 10 Herzegovina Whle
Herhesoylna Is "lt1in the yliayet o BOSNIA no eohe.s
will be possible without extending them TO Bosnia
so which is scarcely practicable account Of tho
much l.rger population of Mussumen in Bosnia, who
already excited and fanatca that there Is great
order to solve this difficulty herzegovina will be created
An ylayet. lie circumstances tue Two
provinces very different the proportion Of MOna-
medns Christians in Bosnia being ~ four 10 six. and
in Herzegovina about as one 10 TWO.
None OF the Powers Will grudge Turkey the merit OF
paciiy ing the insurgents unaed On the contrary, al
OF tueu VIII he relieved from much inconvenience and
anxiety only after the previous frutless enorts
doubtful whether tnis eleventh hour one IL key W %
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
MR.. BLAINE FOR TIE PRESIDENCY.

RESOLUTIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION DY THE PENN
sYLyASIA REPUHICANs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-At the Pennsylvania
Republican meeting last night the following resolutions
were offered along with others denounong Mr. Hill OF
Georgia for his late speeches amnesty IN the Houso
Resolved That as the Opposition newspapers have
frequently said that the Republican party cannot eieet
10 the Chief Mastacy Of tho country any person outside
of the pale of military life, take this means OF show
ing our confidence In the intelligence and stability OF the
great majority 0f the American people, ana as tho ho
O. Blaine has shown hs speculative ability as ie.
less aud intrepid statesman, ever battling Tor ' shs
aud crushing treason that hereby make known 20 the
Republican Nominating Convention, 10 mee; VI Gihcn,
nati IN June next, that the Hon. James y biao VI
IN 1875 49,, -, ,.,r,v ,naor..
Rcsoired That this Association does heartily indorse
er rspcaker Blaine and In the position taken ana
the noble defense they made IN Opposition 70 the Sencra
Amnesty bill pending In the House.
Pending the above resolutions the ASSOCIATION aa-
iourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
THE INSANITY or LANDIS.

WILD AND INConERENT ACrIoNs-THE GLARiNG
EYES, HALLCCISATIONs. AND CONCEALED wkAP-
oNs OF 1HE PRIsoSER-A LONG TRIAL IN PROS
PECT.
BRIpGFTOS n. j., Jan. 1S.-The consldera-
.on of the Lands case WA continued this morning A
a. Cattcl Of Merchantvile " j. doing business In Phii-
adelpha testified that Mr. lands called at his place OF
business and purchased some grain, aud while there
acted wildly and incohereny In consequence OF wh!ch
the witness became unneryed.
Mr. Louis c. Madeira OF philadelphia testified that III
1874 he met Mr. Lands in Liverpool, England; that he
looked shabby aud would recognize the witness al
though they were ON friendly terms Al INC lhe'io"
Mr. LandIs's eyes glarcd at him.
Dr Coleman +. Leaning OF Cape May related that no
had observed strange CLEAN in tho prisoners eyes,
peculiar expression, aud other symptoms o derahse
ment which witness termed . "crack In the upper
story" ,,,
John L. Burk the prisoners private secretary related
dozens of Of the prisoners wildness yaguencs
hallucInatons &c. Mr Lindss domestic affairs prey ed
his mind keenly that they, IN connection MN r
Iandis believed that ho would be assassnated, anu
went armed In consequence On one occasion, III
NewYork while carryiB two loaded reyolves. MS ap
pearanco and conduct mpelicl tile witness 10 remove
the weapons from his pockets and conceal then from
him. for fear woud do himself bodily injury ON an.
occasion Mr. Lands pointed out an Intimate fieu
purpose OF numbering him. From the time that Lands
returned Europe to the time OF the shooting no
appeared like a demented both regarded his per
sonal appearance and department.
Mr. Vanatta the witness Tor about TWO
hours, and up 10 the adjournment.
Mr. Burks crossexaniination win be resumed TO NOR
II looks now a. II tho trial would last ten days or
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
WASHINGTON.

DIPLOMATIC EXPENSES CUT DOWN.
rHR APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE ADOPTS TIE
PROPOSITION REDUCING THE SALARIES ATTACHED
To MISSIONS AND CoNsULATEs-A con-
BULATE AGREED UPON FOR GREECE-C0NsoLI-
DATIoN OF SOUTH AMERICAN MISSIONS.
Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The House Committee on
Appropriations to-day took radical action on the
proposition to cut down the expenses of the dplo-
matte and consular service by voting on the direct
proposition to reduce the salaries of officials The
Foreign Affairs Committee had asked that action
might be deferred for o short time, but the other
committee had to act on the bill to-day, and so 1t
made q sweeping reduction The bill will be pre-
sented in the House during the present week, al
though it cannot be considered for some time. The
reductions will embrace the following: All trstclass
mssions-France, England, Germany, and Russia
are reduced by the action to-day from $4,000 to
$14 900; all $12 900 missions to SO 00O all $4,000
missions to $4,000 and all $500 missions to
$4,000. Tho Grecian mission is abolished, and
consulate is established with salary Of So 900 at
tached All South American missions. except Brazil,
which is reduced are consolidated into two, making
Chill and Bolivia one, and Peru Ecuador, and
Colombia another. All consulates are reduced 10
per cent Some OF tho members Of the Foreign Af-
fairs Committee have already assented to aud ap-
proved the reduction and Messrs. Randall and Hol-
say they have the data to sustain the reduction
and that the positive facts in their possession show
that the pairing process be exercised without the
slightest injury to the public service They say the
facts are convincing that the bill cannot fail to
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Jan. 1S.-The steamer City Of
Merida arrived from Vera Cruz this morning She brings
tho following from Mexico
M Foster, the Minister of the United states, had ro-
turned to the Capital
The official Diario regards the recent trip abroad OF
Porlrio Daz with suspicion Ii intimates that he was
not known 70 have any mercantile transactions, and
thuks such movements mischief and tnre1ten tho
public peace.
political alliance.
Cortna was 10 be released on $4,000 bail.
The early resumption OF diplomatic intercourse Win
France is reported 10 be probable
The Dldrt0 denies that the Government has consented
10 the recruiting OF Mexican officers for te insurgent
service Ia CuOa.
The woman who murdered James Campbell at Apezaco
bias been arrested.
Work continues in tho Hnateoa coal mines.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
TIE TREASURY ACCOUNTS.
SHARP TALK-MR. DAVIS LOSS GRoUND-TIIE
PROPOSED INVESTIGATION DESTINED TO GO TO
SLEEP ~ A PIGEON-HOIE.

SHARP TALK-HR. DAVIS LOSS GRoUND-TIIE
PROPOSED INVESTIGATION DESTINED TO GO TO
SLEEP ~ A PIGEON-HOIE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIDUSE.1
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1S.-Mr. Davis made another
speech in the Senate to-day in support Of his resou-
tion for the appointment of special committee to
investigate the manner of keeping the accounts in
the Treasury Department. His effort was not praise
worthy. lie seemed TO have sufficient facts to war
rant him in speaking, but they were SO badly ar
ranged and classified in his mind, that they fell
rather heavily on the Senate. Besides, he was OPP
posed by Mr. Boutwell, and Mr.. Edmunds and his
experience dcbater whether lie has the stronger
or tho weaker side is not sufficient to enable him to
hold the field against them, and lie seems to have
lost in tho effort. IIo was pretty bluntly given to
understand that he did not know what he
was talking about and when asked
by Mr.. Edmunds If he knew what double-entry
bookkeeping was he had to acknowledge that he
did not Mr. Boutwell, said the accounts would be-
found correct when investigated by competent per-
sons and, while he was IN favor Of the widest in
quiry, he thought the Finance Committee was the
proper body for the purpose. Mcssrs Sherman
Edmunds, and Morton held the same views. Messrs
Davis, Eaton. and Thurman said that the Finance
Committee had too much 10 do already, and could
never giyo the subject sufficient attention. Mr.
Eaton said that nobody could understand the system
of Treasury bookkeeping, and he did not believe
anybody could take the Secrctarys report and learn
within $50 900 900 ~ the amount of National debt
Mr. Davis was finally choked off in his effort to inyes-
iisate the department by Nr Edmunds who moved
TO go into executive session. tnow seems probable
that tho resolution viii be amended in accordance
with Mr. Edmundss proposition, and that the i'll
quiry will be lost in the Finance Committee.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
THE SPANISH ELECTIONS.

LONDON. Wedne sday. Jan. 10. 1870
The Madrid correspondent Of The Standard says tho
Romanst electoral agitation increasing but tho minis
terial candidates certain OF majority The arch-
bishops and bishops have signed petition TO the King
in favor Of religious unity Pastoras have been Issued
by the Bishops Of Catalonia saragossa, and Burgos ad
vsin the people only for candidates who support
religious unity These acts OF the clergy have created
marked sensation
MADRID Tuesday, Jan. 1s, 1870.
Advices from Cartagena announce that tho
refuse for Senor Castelar, who
candidate for the Coltes.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
sECTARIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
W 1874


Mr.. Williams of Wisconsin proposed an i'm
portant modification OF Mr.. Blane's Constitutional
Amendment on the school and religious question to-day
Mr. Wamss proposition Is designed to settle the whoie
subject matter in controversy, and forever the
school question from National politics Mr. Blaine's
amendment provides that money raised by taxation
In any State for the support OF public schools derived
from any public fund therefor, any public land
devoted thereto shall be under the control OF any
religious sect shall any money Raised or lands SO
devoted be divided between religious sects or denonina
tions. Mr.. Wiamss amendment adds the following
Neither shall money raised by taxation In any State be
appropriated for the maintenance OF any ecaan scho0
or sectarian institution" The practice has grown up In
all the States OF incorporating "St Mary's 81.
Peters," "s Johns" etc. charity schools or institu-
tons, which simply Catholic schools Recourse is
then had to the Legislature the next for appropria-
ons 70 those institutions for charitable and benevolent
objects Local politicians yield to the PRESSURE and vote
thousands VI dollars ont OF the general fun Tor theso
purposes Tho evil has becono very great III new Or,
Massachuse L. Wisconsin, and othor States MI Blanes
amendment does not reach this class OF cases
REJECTED CLAIMS ALLOWED BY GEN. INGALLS,
1t has been freely stated that one OF the rea-
sons why Gen. NJ c. Meigs sent to Europe anu Gen.
Rufus ingalls, installed Acting Quarermaster-Gener
was purpose OF getting through the Treasury sew
eral large claims which Gen. Mcigs had rejected Ihe
House. Just before the holidays called upon tho secretary
Of War for detailed statement OF all claims passed by
Gen. Ingalls, and the action taken by Gen. Meigs on the
same The statement has just been completed and does
no .eem In hear out the charges which have been made
Gen. ingalls, appears to have allowed only two claims
dissllowed by Gen Mcgs ono Of these was claim oi
the baltimore Steam Packet Company for $500 Tor ~
days time alleged have been lost by their steamers IN
the Winter Of ls6l62, in preparing to execute con-
tract to keep channel Of the harbor VI Bators nsc
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
Of Dutchess County concerning equalization on real
estate.
BY Mr.. GLAss-To authorize swing bridge at Brock
port. ,,o.

of Dutchess County concerning equalization on real
BY Mr.. GLAss-To authorize Q swing bridge at Brock
BY Mr.. A. j. CAxpBELI-ro repeal Section. and IL OF
the law TO regulate the hours and OF aborers on
the works of the state 1t repeals the provision
BY Mt warTsITo amend of 1873 to reorEani ze
the local government OF the City OF Newfork wmcI p 40
vdes that nothing Section IL OF that law shall be 70
construed to repeal affect any OF the pr0vsons VI
au act entitled "An Act to provide for the resnlaon
and licensing OF scayengers' In said city, pas'eu
By Mr. PEABoDY-To facilitate the making good OF
Wise. II reanires the apsortonment Of denciencies
upon all shares equally, and allows one sharehoae,,
make good the shares Of another In case OF the lat.
failure TO have the same credited to hl having hse m
and perfect lien upon it, II not made good within
years the be made over to Lin by forecoso
after 90 days notice to the shareholder.
by Mr. sMITH-To establish Isecorders Court IN 'yr"
cuse; also for the relief Of Charles Pardee. 4,
by Mr. HERBsT-To amend the act to suppress II"
BY Mr. MAxFIELD-To amend the act relative to Jus
by Mr. FIs-To provide for better suppression OF va
gTancy by means Of work houses and employ ynen' io
by Mr. CocK--ro create new county from Queens and
adjoining counties, TO be called Ocean County. ,,o
BY Mr. O'NEILL-Provding Tor laying OUT p"'"'
BY Mr. Misunderstanding the act establishing
graded schools III Ithaca . -,
BY Mr. Notwithstanding the Game law -, vo,,ono,
The bill TO place citizens on equal footing WIN
banks rates OF interest was referredto the
The following bills we're passed: 49,.
Repeating the restrictive clause In the appropriation
for work on the new CaptOl naue las' year, -, .,o
TO amend tho charter of the Fire Department oi 'o
City OF syracuse. ..,- o.. r,oa,
Relative TO the Central NewYork Institution for Dear
Mutcs mt Rome. . ,,, 4 -..o,,
The House went into Commttce on the bill to amend
the act regulating the storage of cOmbustibe natcIa
in New-York Mr.. FORSTER explained tho PROVISIONS oi
the bill 1t provides lrs for the reservation OF & er @ ih
fund the OF which shall bc available LOT o
purpose Of the relief fund created by the act oil -
second, Tor tho classes OF pensions FOR members ol .o
force becoming permanently disqualified FIRST IN lne
case OF disability sustained In the actual erfOrbtuee
duty or after ten years active service not ekcesIns mi
pay; second III the Of permanent disability sus
ianed in the actual performance OF duty or oeIore
ten wears of active service not exceeding $iOO thd
gives power the department To increase widows per
son u $500 instead OF $780, fourth 1t auhorHs tne
transfer So from tho relief fund 10 the me sur
ance fund of excessive mortality In tine uniformed
force in any year. If the condition OF the life insurance
fund shall require it, The bali ordered " tLlru
reading.
Adjourned.