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New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
ASSEMBLY,.

The Assembly met at l / a. IN. II was called
10 order by Mr.. Hiram Calkn- Clerk Of the last House
After prayer the roll called the members came for
ward by counties and tie Hon. John Bgelow Secretary
Of state administered the oath Of office 70 them
ballot being taken for Speaker, james " Hustled re-
cciyed 20 votes and Richard L. sherman 30. M llus
ted was declared elected Mcssr- rogehoom and shcr
man escorted him the chair on taking Lis scat be
thanked the Assembly for the honor and made few
general remarks. Abiding TO the Centennial year aud
the dcmaDd for good government, he said:
you VIII aim 70 enact such Vo and efficient measures -
temporary and deure eject - permanent aud thorough TO
II vii especially lc expected OF yon ~ thrse tmr % severity
10 relieve uc panc CnIigas ana ,he oollig - r S0sIs'
SeIcd for it, rc reduction q aIaton In ts work Of Sc
GR1 fPs FtcsSiye +T veal and craiaeas dy hi
Sinsns SaGa T 'S and Sr sr.c;ns s laws yoa
responsibility which IgR - nn nS @ oHs,,onl aian.
mfnt moi only In the prohib"H u what i@7 been Hc S.'
I'M I'm tc icf s,c of general aim .tioa You VIII 10
called upon consd,r whoth'r stN or an %
ras e ssI"i ton y hal your approval
Of the State win command yoai attention fe9 YORK is ae
hIai of t9e states IN CONNER, al ana poiga 40
t.rs' IN population az dtih ana IA wealth n-ty ioai,h
wealth worthy 4 hc most honorable ambition Hs
III be yo1T desire so lar a, possible Wit prompt
but well considered action uon such malier as must engage
feiarn Of your 70 DE people WIN 90 stamp q their
az auspoous patriotic memories and high resolves n the
public mind Proving yourselves truly the representatives Of
people their best puro.s VIII mako your session
worthy VI .ts noble Centennial as-oolauong
The following officers OF the House were then elected:
Clerk-Eiward y. johnson.
SSrgsdHtGf fTns-fi' orFc 4. Goss
DadrEgsp0.-Eugeue L. Demers Francis Strickland and Nj
Chac Mapc-.
Stenogrdpher-WOrden i. Payne
Messrs Sloan and sherman were appointed TO inform
the Governor and Messrt srahan and Faulkner TO in
form the Senate, that the House was organized
The rules OF the last House were adopted.
Ar Forster offered concurrent resolution that when
tho Legislature adOurns Wednesday, Jan. - II ad-
journ TO Tuesday. Jan. IL. Lad over.
Mr. sebbns. the private secrctary OF the Governor Az
12.3J entered the Chamber and presented tie annual
message from Governor The message was read ana
referred 10 Committee Of the Whole and ordered printed
concurrent resolution, offered by Mr.. sloan, was
adopted 10 the effect that the Clerks contract win The
present contractor FOR the public printing be continued
a the prices Of last contract until new contract, ds
provided for by law, can be entered into.
The House took a recess till o'clock p. m.
The resolution 10 provide for doing the eglth-
tive printing until contract can DO made under the law
was conCuTrcd in
The Chamber was then cleared and themcmhers called
time to draw for seats after which tho House
adjourned until IL o'clock tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
SPANISH AFFAIRS,

MADRID, Tuesday Jan. A. 1876.
A council of Ministers under the presidency
Of the King has finally settled plan Of campaign against
the Carlists.
lie Ticmpo states that Gems. Campos and Ques1da will
leave for the North immediately.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Tuesday, Jan. l. 1876.
Tho hlionsist troops are concentrating between
Rentera and Ireon Gen. Morones appears to b. ready
10 open the attack upon san Marcos immediately The
cannonade directed by the Carsts against Rentera and
the passages OF HeTnani Is slackening
LONDON, Tuesday Jan. g. 1876.
A Madrid letter to The Standard says that
scnors Sagasta Uloa Colmenares and Ortiz, forming
unta Of the Constitutional party. have issued circular
urging participation in the coming elections for the
Cortes The circular says the Government has promised
the triccs neutrality the part OF its agents but de-
nies that any compact has been made with the Govern
mtnt whereby the partys principles are abdicated IL
stated the Constitutional party expected to secure
from / - to l2O seats in the COrtes.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

time 9s @ Sse Asm gca snS
contend with poyeiy with foreign ana doTSsuS me- corpup
tom ton OF %eaIth, tie STRIFE Of parties the love Of
ESysa & SYp?P = fa5 1AG aS 'iS the
formidable They set ont on PuTSc TSe tongue
canEot describe scribe" the S arvcS Of s century Of ss0T
Il s, for You 20 sh TO OSS ,S second % sT sn that
Of the past shall De repeated IN e future that inc nation
the 6dns O of |6s ecs and SfD the % founding q
other perhaPs the o. o e ana MAKE
nation live" l frame impressive exhoTalloi
to that or namcs Hundred years from now, may DO
spoken as reverently as We speak theirs.
The following officers were then elected:
Clerk-Hcnry A. GLADDEN..
Sygeaa. qt oln Corning and Jameo j. Hart
Doorkeeper-Fred NJ burton.
Tssistaat Januor-Hohcrt Mcintyre.
Chapiain-The Rev. Dr +. Holly.
The Chair presented the preliminary report OF the state
Census.
Mr. Booth presented the petition OF william Laimbeer
contestng the seat OF Mr. Gerard Of NewYork CITY Mr.
starbuck presented the petition Of Judson W. Breed oi
Jamestown, the seat Of Mr.. Vedder Referred
Mr. Woodin introduced bin to repeal the Law Of s75;
incorporating the Society Of Sisterhood 0f Gray NUNS o
The chair presented the annual report of the State
senators veader and Bradley were appointed a com
mittce to inform the Governor that thc sclao ~ w
ranzed Senators Prince and Starbuck were appointed
10 wait upon the Assembly for the samc purpose Ill,
The President appointed j. Stanley Brown MS cierh'
and J. II Mcdonald his messenger. ,.,
ON motion OF Mir. WOodn, Mr.. Robertson Was cIcctou
President pro TEN. OF the senate. ~, Cd. ),
Mr. Harris offered resolution directing The clerk 10
arrange for the necessary painting required until such
time as contract may be made; Adoped; ;..c,o,orv an
peared and presented the Governors message when
read.
on motion OF Mr. Woodin the rucs OF the last Senate
adopted those III reference to appointments
by the President.
Mr. Prince presented the petition Of Woodruff H.
Barnes OF NcwYort. setting forth that the ac1niSOn
OF property by churches other than tlaL Icqulitn
for church cdAccs, cemeteries or other OuIihl-
places and their proper administration s
OF religion aud tho state. Tho petitioner asks your non
Orahle body take the necessary constitutional steps To
prohibit except above indicated, all churches from nc
dirng holding in their corporate capacity real or per
sonal property Of any kind uatcvcr aud pr0ydne or
the sale Of ali such property 80 held Othrr h ta
required FOR the purposes above mentioned Referred
ihe Committee Charitable and Religious Societies
Alourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
hDII4I IT-''
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THY TRIBUNE

ny TELEGRAPH TO 1HR TRIBUNE
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 4.-SenatOr Robertson
will not announce his committees until after the recess
which will last until Tuesday next, whether 1t
begins tomorrow or Thursday. While the delay
ia chiefly for the purpose OF considering one
or two embarrassing questions, with reference
to retaining certain Senators at the heads OF
their Committee the composition Of some OF tho leading
Committees s already pretty well outlined The Finance
Committee Will probably consist Of Messrs Harris, NC
Carthy, and Coleman Republican, and Jacobs and Ham
mond, Democrats. Senator Jacobs has been member
some years already, and Senator Hammond has had
Valuable experience Chairman OF the Ways and Means
Committee OF tho last Assembly.
Itis thought not improbable that Senator Robertson
may increase the Judiciary Committee to nine members
so OF oil the excellent material he has To
work with This Committee does onehalf OF the work OF
that case Senators Rogers, Prince and Tobey will prob
ably be placed upon it, and Senator Bradley will DO the
leading Democrat.
Senator Morrissey's position in tho Committee on
Cities said 10 be little In doubt and Senator Boaden
ID likely to go on, to represent the German element.
Gen. Hustled will not announce his committees until
Thursday needing timo for further deliberation with
respect some Of thom. Messrs. Hagcboom and West
arc likely to go upon the Ways and Means Committee
The Democratic members OF tho Committee Cities are
rumored to be George Y Whitson, Matthew Patcn aud
John McGr0arty.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
TIE AUSTRo-UUNGARIAN EMPIRE.
-a-' -e--@S .,.,..,s N-.1,auJar Ian = I :

IUNIVN, v WtiIIIt'UHY Jun % I''"'
A Vienna dispatch TO The Standard says the
reason for the coronation Of Archduke Rudolph a. King
OF Hungary l. that the Hungarian Government mas re-
solved TO make "a great demonstration Of loyalty, by
which II hopes 10 gain support OF the Imperial Court
in the impending negotiations with Austria relative To
the revision Of tie relations between the parts Of the
Empire.
Tho feeling IN Vienna Ia very bitter. All the Journals
declare complete separation OF Austria and Hungary 10
preferable to compliance with ungarys demand for the
forced circulation of Hungarian bank notes In Austria
and tho bankruptcy which would inevitably cnsuc The
trouble lead 10 the resignation u the entire tis-
Lothian Cabinet. OF which Prince Auerspcrg is Presi
dent,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

TIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

PARIS, Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1H76.
NJ. Gambctta has announced his intention OF
coming forward candidate for the Chamber OF
Deputies In Paris Lyons. harsees, Lille. and Bordeaux
His purpose doing so is TO ascertain the judgment OF
the large cities upon the policy Of compromise which he
espoused during the latter part Of the session.
The lfoner gives notice that the Government VIII
not support Bonapartist candidates in the coming cleo
tons.
On,rcv. Minister Tlenpotent!ary, has gone to Egypt
a special mission.
81 jules dc Mohl the Oriental scholar, and member OF
the Institute, IL dead.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Pan Mall Gazette is
informed that the Khtdve of Egypt has accepted the
resignation Of Nubar Pasha, his Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs
LONDON, Jan. "A Liverpool company is
negotiating with the Marquis Of Bute's trustees for
the restabshmcnt OF the steamship line between Car
diff, Wales. and Ncw-YOTk.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Ihe Pal Mall Gazette says
that Capt Brccnstcn Of the wrecked steamer Deutsch
land leaves ENGLAND FOR Bremen saturday, where he
will demand inquiry into tie loss o. that steamer
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
THE ERIE RAILWAY BoNDHoLDERS.


An adjourned meeting of the Erie Railway
bondholders took place at the City Terminus Hotel
Cannon st. today 10 consider tho proposition recently
made by the Watkln Committee. Sir Edward Watkin
moved that the scheme Of the Committee be adopted IN
principle subject to such modification OF details as tho
Committee may think necessary or cxpedent after
consultation with President Jcwett and the American
bond aud stockholders.
A resolution that committee be appointed and EN-
poyered the scheme. and that Gov Tlden o
NewYOrk be invited 10 act as referee, ana decidc All
auestons that might arise In its completion AID execu
ton, was adopted unanimously.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
AMERICAN FRESH MEAT IN LONDON.
IosDoN. Tuesday, Jan 4, 1876.

The Farmer (newspaper) says: AT the be-
ginning week AZ tons OF meat were sold at the
smithneld Market In this city, which were shipped from
New-York TO Liverpool and thence by rail to London
The market closed on Christmas. Sunday, and Mon
day l"I ding DayJ. and the meat was consequently
kept three days longer than is ordinarily necessary yet
ON Tuesday 1t was In excellent condition, and sold rapidly
at an average OF I'd. per pound.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
MARINE DISASTERS.

LONDON Tuesday, Jan 4, 1876.
The ship New World, which sailed from Deal
Dec ~ for New.York, has put INTO fortiaho ho''''
can't Cb,npion her MASTER died OF disease OF the heart
a., too .eap,en Dunham and Handy. are also dead.
Tho captalns body will he sent To NewYors.
The bark Dr. Fak, from Newfork for Bremen, re-
nor,ea ashore Brighton, is full of water
seyera attempts made to get her atoat without
success II the weather Is favorable her cargo may Dc
saved.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
GERMANY AND THE AMERICAN NOTE.

IJNIlON, " 'UNtsINFl JHII - ~ III
a dispatch from Berlin to The Post says the
German Government IS reported to be favorable to the
propositions contained in the American circular in rea
ton 10 Cuba German commerce being seriously preu-
diced By Cuban disorders. German merchants settled In
U,van, RECENTLY presented memorial to the Rclchsag
for relra.s through tnc intervention of Germany
Is reported that the spanish Minister at Berlin has
Informed tho German Government OF the note which
spain has issued regard 10 the American proposals
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
lBY TELEGRAPH TO tn. 1RIBUsEl

STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF REPRAL-A PROPOSED
AMENDMENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE popular sentiment that has
been aroused against this act has found speedy ex-
preston here. Gov. Tlden's message showed in
detail the virtual repeal of the law by the General
Education act, and Senator WOodin introduced
bill to-day repeating il in fact. Mr. Gilmour, Super
interdent of Public Instruction. will recommend its
speedy repeal in his report which will be ready for
transmission to the Legislature after the recess
Mr. GlOuT carefully abstains in his report from any
discussion Of the act that could be supposed to
have political bearing but directs attention TO the
invdious discrimination made by the law in grant
ing distinction 10 the graduates Of a Gray Nuns
School conceded TO the graduates of no other semin
sry or institution Of learning in the State the
Regents of the University of the State have not had
this right bestowed upon them. He clears the record
OF his Department with respect TO the law by show
hg that it framed without his sanction or his
knowledge and while admitting that by the Cen
ersl Education act, passed month after the Gray
Nuns act was rendered imperative, no recommends
its repeal by special law. Perhaps the most mpor-
taut Recommendation of the report, and one that
just now may be worthy attention, is that
urging the adoption of an amendment to the
State Constitution. making the support Of the CON-
-'Ou echools lOIeNtI ODlSdtOIy on tne State. Mr.
Oiimour shows that by simply repeating the act of
iso', Which authorized the levying Of the common
soh'o 'ax' the Legislature could at any tine sweep
Nay "heiourth of the sum now provided fol the
support Of the schools aud that nearly three fourths
are raised by taxation within the several school dis
tTicts. The only portion Of tie sum annually needed
which is secure, is the revoaue Of tile school fund
which amounts 10 Sl60.O0o II Ia 10 order to nut
The schools beyond the power Of any legislative or
popular caprice that Dir. Gimour urges this amend.
meut
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
LORD LYTTON TO BE yICEROY OF INDIA.
IoSDoN. Tuesday, Jan. A. 1876.

The Pail Mall Gazette this evening Is IN
formed that Lord Northbrook will return TO England III
,n,u nor, and that Lord Lytton will be appointed to
succeed him as yiceroy OF India.
The India Office confirms the appointment OF Lord Lyt
ton Lord Northbrook rtres because he does not ree
able TO sustain the heavy abors OF the once during
another Summer. He will be created an EarL
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
AUSTRIA INDIFFERENT TO OUR ArPEAL-sPANISH

AUSTRIA INDIFFERENT TO OUR AppEAL-sPANIsH
DIPLOMACY AT WORK. I'm,
yIESNA, Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1876.
The Spanish Cabinet learned from confidential
quarter in the middle of December, the contents of
the circular note of the United States to the Euro
pean Powers regarding Cuba. Spain thereupon
instructed her representatives to explain
to the various governments that the Cuban
vuestion was not only of American but of European
interest and that complications between the United
States and Spain might have incalculable conse-
quences for Europe, as they wond encourage the
Carlsts to make prolonged resistance, ,andrevivethe
hopes of the Federalsts Republicans and Socialists
The Austrian Government received these declara-
tions in friendly manner and will not reply to the
long American dispatch. which was only read TO
Count Andrassy. and which not only repndiates any
intention of annexing Cuba but in reality contains
10 definite conclusion.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.
"a. Ian = N

IVNIVN, NV1IIIV'W'IlI J'EI' V''V ~ ''''
The Paris dispatch of Tho Times says it is
stated that the French Government has expressed the
desire 10 act in accord ngauds feeling on the sub
oc OF Andrasys note proposing Turkish reforms
The correspondent adds
I DO not think notwithstanding the alleged moderate
tone Of the note that adhesion Ia Austrias propositions
should looked for am assured that the note sabout
to give prolonged exchanges OF communications
belWeDu tho Great Powers"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
CONTESTED SEATS IN THE SENATE.

SENATOR'S vEDDER AND GERARD CHALLENGED FOR
HOLDING OTHER OFFICES.
Fhoh THE REGULAR cobREsPoSDEST or THE TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-Two notices Of contested seats
have already been given In the Senate, Judson w.
Breed claiming the seat of Commodore p. Vedder,
and William Laimbeer that Of James W. Gerard
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
CONSPIRACY IN SERVIA.
LOSDoS. Wednesday. j;

LOSDOS Wednesday, Jan a a. m.
A special dispatch from Vienna to The
Standard SAYS news has been received there that CON
splracy been discovered In Belgrade TO make Kara
eeorgewch R,lgung Prince OF serys. Several arrests
have been made Prince Milan does not to leave
his palaoo.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
R,,s,IAs COMMERCE AND GRAIN TRADE.

AMEkn , COMPETITION fEir--BANhRUPTCf AT
Oi'EssA.
LoNpos. Tuesday Jan. 4, 1876.
The Times. in its financial article to day, has
The foilowing
u seems from recent articles IN The Mosron GdfHe tha
prevails IN the grain trade In Southern
Russia Russian agriculture and commerce are threat
.ncd aith = co.iapse. Chief shenx the causes 10 the
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

Total .s213-Nb0b 10 SlobHl3-2 IL $3.50 30i 20
.Delu,ns interest accrued 10 UCt l. 1873, p~y able
1876
The actual reduction during the year Of tie debts by
cancellation of maturcl stocks and by :he Purchase ot
Ssj- 900 Of the bounty loan for the sinking flad Ia
sl,s7O,770 The dimingtion during the year Of the
debts after leduetng the assets Oi tao sinkius ud
"a 5o5 u6
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
THE SINKING FUNDS

The amount Of those debts, on the 30th Sept, 1875
after deductng the assets in the sinking funds at thas
time applicable to their payment is exhibited by the FOL
lowing statement, furnished by the Controller:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
THE GRAY NUNS ACT FATED.

A BILL TO REPEAL THE LAW OFFERED BY SENATOR
wooDN-sUPERINTENDENT GuMoUR TO REPORT
STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF REPEAL-A PROPOSED
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
COMMITTEE GOSSIP.

| SENATE ANNOUNCEMENTS TO BE MADE on TUESDAY
THOSE ~ TIE HOUSE on THURsDAr-rIOB-
|
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
DEBTS OF TIE STATE.

The nominal OF the debts OF the state "a they
appear the books Of the Controller, without jcduc,ng
the sinking funds applicable 10 their payment on tho
3Oth OF september 1872 the Of the last fiscal year.
was S2s,32s, CSC 40, classified rs fOlloWs:
General fund.. sSlle62s 40 Bounty 500 Oo'
Contingent O-OOO 90
Canal ...... loOo6GJO W Totals4s, 32s, ,0o5 40
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
CANAL DEDrs.

The appropriation the last session for that portion OF
the canal debt known the floating canal debt
$266,00O, which will complete its payment and leave
small surplus in the sinking fund on the other hand
sinking fund for the canal debt proper will fail TO de-
rive from the of the canals the whole amount OF
the nstallment required and deficiency Of S6256lo 10
will have to be supplied.
, 1876-09-01

nit Wtartin limo Dora in oa8 Jeebens
5imnner aetreten NOR, I'M e%t9enbdnotg Die
2aeeritatte fir ben neuen Saus9erolletl
gu bereiten, ba idien in ben auJen Der
Oornbui1 uno ibrer &iaoer @oDotla's
Berunitaltun9 iiA gu mlnoern; gu per@
l6uiuoen unter einem ididternen Sdaeln,
init Incident iie lobnte, tpenn bier etne
barte, idwisli9e Sano ianft ibre Wan9en
ftrid, elm runSelises, 3dbeS 8ral1en9eiid)t
benz ibren ii6 ndberte uno ibr elm Utal
iiber oos anoere Wtal suraunte, oaB es
Elm beautiful country anyhow iet; bort
ipieoer fleile Sdroe uno Sdnoden BET
Ito6len Die frauien, ieioenpeiden 20fAen
ouf ibrem Saupte auSredten uno pteOer
3ulammenlhne(len lieBen, rno entllh
gar oieielben Sdnoden idnleidelno iiber
tire Irlne glitten, uno III ben blauen
Au9en rinssum @rltaunen iiber Die atlas
lpeide Saut iid au8prdgte. &S mar,
als Oh freunolid)e @ugel oermittelt bdtten
spiihen ben, arnlen, aeiitia uno f0rperltd
nit geoa6t int Wad8tbum 9ebemmten
Weleu, uno ienen, aus Der Sd)ule red)ts
l6affener Nrbeitjamfeit berpol9e9augenen
oerbeu, lpiloen uno bod 10 Ianftmiitbi9en
SdDBtin9en. Denn modte oieicn Die
6dbisfeit man9elu, iid altS9iebi9 in
Q6orten nit Der fremoarti9en Grideiz
nuns gu u~eritdnoigen @aS iie oad)ten,
mas lie fiiblten, e5 fanb ieinen &e9 5u
Dem ornlen, fleinen SerSeu, weld)eS lie
2isbe fenuen 9elernt Gotte, oelien erlfe,
ein3ise utto leste Sinnei9uus, lene beili9e
8eguns oes &inoes gu ieinen gltcrn,
linn 9rauiam entrilen, 9elualtiam III oa5
0teid) pirrer, un6eredti9ter Irdume uerz
wiel en poroen mar.
(Eortlebuna folat.)
, 1876-09-01
&Datt's 2ebems'S aiiam.
Gin mehisiuijdes Wunncr.

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ten, 8reBe S&pabe, Neber. unp Ntsrenleteen, 6tn8'
purm &c. &c. piro .lIf's Seftimmtsfe burb eieien 9anis
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penn mad Wpritrift 8enpmmen. Sf elm itGerss Sttl.
mittsl ppn 5lntln IN alen beilbaren 4auea, curirI bic
fdIlten altea @ef1wlre, ielbft NO Ger SnoGsn lGoa SH.
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