New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORTIGN.-The ten per cent reduction has been
accepted at MaccleSfed = Count AndrasSy has
defnelNusria's ObjectOuStO the San StefanO Treaty
RedifPasha, a friend OF Mahmoud Damad IS to
return to Office in Turkey. Tile European Con-
greSS il 10 determine the basis of Treaty Of Peace.
and it is to be executed. = The Montencgrins
refuse to evacuate strateglcal points near Pod
gortza.
DoMrsnc.-The letter of Mr. Key TO the people of
the Southis strcnuously denounced by
IN Washington. but is approved by the Republicans,
80 Mr. Potter's committee held secret meeting
yesterday, and is understood TO have agreed or a
secret Investigation and on sending sub-com-
1nittees to the South. 60 The Fort
BILL just passed, has prevented the retirement
of million legal-tenders just ready for cancclla-
ton. =- Commissioner Bryan of the District of
Columbia has resolved to resign. GO The Iowa
Democratic Convention nominated State ticket
and adopted a platform echOing the usual
party cries - The Alabama Democratic
Convention balloled three times for a can
didae for Governor. and adjourned until
this morning 80 The Pennsylvania Prohibi-
tonists nominated a State ticket. =- The
Tennessee Democratic Convention nominated
four Judges of the Supreme Court one
cand date will be chosen to-day = There is a
serious couGict between the civil and criminal au-
thortics of New-Oreans, and the Governor has been
asked to call out the militia
CONGREsS.-In the Senate Yesterday MrMcDonald
presented bill to create aboard Of Pacific Railroad
Commissioners; Mr.. Sargent sought to call up the
bill TO permit women to practice il the supreme
Court but the Senate refused to take 1t up by tie
vote the Legislative bill was taken up, and Mr..
Window explained its provisions: thousand
amendments or so had been made IN committee
the Senate began work upon the bill and several hun
lrcdamendncn;s were agreed to- In the House.
contest took place on the question Of aGj0urnmcnt
the resolution to adjourn amended as TO
read June Il. and passed; i hill was presented ap-
propriating $4,000 for the expense, of the Potter
committee; a long fight took place on the question
Of consideration, in which the Democrats were de-
featcd. and the bill simply went upon the calendar
at tie foot of the list OF bills; Tie Senate amend
Inents TO the Diplomatic bill, restoring certain sal
aries were agreed to: ali evening session was held
for debate.
CITY AND tSUBURBAN.-A stormy Pacific Mail
election resulted III the success Of the Hart party
Yesterday. 60 The bust Of Mazzim was
presented to the city. == a reception was
given to Cardinal McCloskey in St. Patrck's
Cathedral. - One argument on each side wa,
made in the VOsburgh trial. - President ROose-
welt, Of Wabash, was examined in the Tyscn suit.
- Recorder Hackett fined Mack Lanigan and
OthcI NQuoI-ucdlcrS. So H. uiloh 'utthS sub
scribed $4,000 for st. AIMS Church, Brooklyn.
- There was large sale of domestic goods in this
city. == Joseph NJ. Koehler has failed, with LA
bIlitics of $I5O,000. =-- Mr.. Keasbey spoke for
the defence in the NOyes trial, at Newark. -=
Gold, lois, 101, 101 &. Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close 9S9lO cents. Stocks gen
orally dull but higher and closing strong.
TIE Manufacturers local observations ind
cate increasing coudiuess, preceding occasional
rain. Thermometer Yesterday, CD 10, &C..