The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-06
Telegraph Summary.

Special dispatches 10 the Republican represent
the whole Of northern Mexico as In state o
revolution. Another special TO the same paper
says hnchback will bc seated on Tuesday next
aud that Billings will be confirmed
Ab with the title TO provide for. means o'
rheap transportation upon the interior waters
b restore the ocean carrying trade Of the United
States and which contemplates with government
adthe establishment OF mammoth ship yard
@ Ws Yore some sy days ase sy
quest without any responsibility for or against
The bill reported from the House Committee
on Judiciary for the relief Of owners and pur-
chasers ~ lands sold for direct taxes in tho in
surreaionary Ststes gives the owner the right
.odrsw from the Treasury the purchase money,
less taxes cost and expenses Of sale. II he shall
elcc % abide by the sale. and make good the
title Of purchase by giving n quit claim deed for
the same 10 the purchaser, and release him from
all claim for rents and profits. II the former
owners or lienors are under disability. and can.
not comply with the above conditions. or shall
refuse 10 avail themselves Of the provisions oil
the bill. the purchaser may claim the money In
proof tha. the case comes within the decisions
dthe Supreme Court, and upon the execution
and delivery 10 the former owner by the pur-
cher q good claim conycyancc OF the land,
las night. and elected Mr.. Cameron, Of Pcnnsyl-
unha, chairman, and Mr.. E,munds secretary.
Tho following is the executive committee: Sena-
ton Cameron. Cragin, West, Logan and Dorsey.
and Representatives Rust, Hubble. Sinnickson
and platt
Al "a meeting Of the subcommittee on the Pa
cAcrailroad. Messrs. Lamar. Atkins and O'Neil
wrecd to report 10 the full committee the Texas
Pacific railroad bill with the subsidy asked for
MColone Scott, and an amendment that un-
less branch roads commence work within one
rear the main road may build the branches.
W. Louis. Chicago Cincinnati and Philadcl-
pha are competing for the Democratic Conven-
me Secretary Of War has ordered more troops
tothe Biz Grande.
The lsbaIna Spencer memorial is being con-
siderd ~ the Committee on Privileges and
Elections.
The Rilnaiistic question is greatly agtating
England At present Rev. Alexander II. Mock
onochie, curatc Of tho noted High Church ut st.
Abans, sent 10 the newspapers to-day docu-
ment signed by about one hundred prominent
ktgaiist clergymcn. fairly representative men.
inclading most. II not NIL, who have been sub
leccd toecclesastlcal prosecutions. disclaiming
sonncction or sympathy with any moyament
looking TO the subsection OF the Anglican Ritual
~ tothe Papacy, declaring the basis for such n
na9dlAtlon impossible until the Vatican decrees
~ rwructcd and repealed with as much for
nstty es they were promulgated.
me Carlists have lately regained fome of their
osl aground, but the general tenor Of dispatches
m3,caies an early collapse OF Carlism:
oeR!snsn by the Porte Of Andrassy's proposal.
Tne lbrte is convinced that rejection OF the
austrian note would cause the overthrow OF
haltasy's cabinet The Porte fears no military
mlcrventlon as long as Andrassy remains in
power. He will therefore accept his proposals,
SIMPLY seeking TO do SO In n form which will not
49, csESen the Sultan's authority In the eyes OF
ny nussemen subjects.
ine hgfOtiations between the German Empire
aa9 @ INC Holy Nee for the settlement Of religious
Mcu!,iles snss!,les In Germany are progressing salts
its thought that the Duke D'AudifYrct Pas
benate "