New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-28
BRANCH OFFICES or TIE TRIBUNE.
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN-In case the Chamber of Deputies re-
fuses to vote the Budget, President MacMahon will
ask the Senate to sanction another dissolution, or
accept his resignation. - NJ Emile de Girardin
gave a grand dinner to General Grant last evening.
- The members of the Spanish Opposition are
likely to refrain from taking part in the proceedings
OF the Cortes.
DoMFs1Ic.-The seating of General W. c. Butler is
still uncertain, owing to the fact that one knows
how Senator David Davis viii vote. - The
Exposition Bill may possibly fail of pas
sage. u. b. Hawley. of Illinois, has been
selected for misunderstanding of the Treas
ury. - Controller Knox's report is devoted to
the subject of bank taxation. -= Students of the
seminary at south WilliamstOwn, Mass, tried 70
blow it up with powder. - The Postmaster-Gen-
eral recommends greater control railroads and
larger pay for letter-carreTs. == At meet
ing of dcpOstOrs in the Reading Savings
Bank. it was decided TO have the insti-
tuition declared bankrupt.= The responsibility
for the Hurons sailing lies with Ter officers; it is
not thought at the Navy Department that they were
censurable. =- A banquet given to Minister
Welsh by some Of his fellow-townsmen. III
loss of twenty lives by the floods in Virginia is
ported.
CONGREss.-The Senate adjourned at p. m. after
a continuous session of twenty-eight hours devoted
TO debate on Mr.. Thurman's resolution to discharge
the Committee on Privileges and Elections from
further consideration of the credentials of NJ.
c. Butler, of South Carolina, which was
finally adopted by a vote of % TO 27. Mr..
Edmunds gave notice that he would call up the
committees report on the Kellogg case 40
the opening Of the session today
In the House Mr.. Morrison made speech on finance
and there was some debate on resolution to print
10000 copies of the testimony taken by the Mon
etary Committee which finally recOmmittcd.
Mr.. Shelly offered resolution in relation TO the
loss of the Huron Mr. Crittenden's resolution of
inquiry in regard to the Pacific Railroads was
adopted. The House adjourned until Friday.
CITY AND SUBURBAN. Robert l.. Case was SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment yesterday. -
Elbirt A. Woodward testified about Ring percent
ages. but refused to answer many questions. ==-
The Erie directors were reelected. == New
York charitable institutions have made extensive
preparations for Thanksgiving. = Yale alumni
held their Thanksgiving Jubilee. - The Sound
steamboat c. ii. NOrtham burned at her dock,
causing loss of three lives and damage of $3.50,
600. - A large number Of prominent citizens at
tended Moses II. GrinnelPs funeral. = Mrs
Matilda Cook, while drunk and insane, fatally
injured her infant by throwing il down
stairs. == Carl Messner was acquitted OF
the killing of his brother. =- A swindle upon
piano manufacturers was exposed. = Gold
1925, 1O3, 103 Gold value Of tho legal-tender
dollar at the close OHIO cents. Stocks feyeIsh and
irregular, after being lower closing unsettled.
The Manufacturers local observations indi-
cate partly cloudy and cooler weather. Thermome-
Ter yesterday, 500. SO. 90.