New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRuIGX.-Sarycr and Namyk PaShas have left
for Kezanlk to negotiate an arniStlce. - The
Servians have captured Vranja 60 Widdn IA
about TO surrender. 60 The Turks have destroyed
EupatOra.
DOMESTIC President Seelye, Of Amherst College,
denounces the report of the Board of Inquiry on
which Mr.. Calvin. Chief Clerk Of the Indian
Bureau, was removed, as q travesty upon JUS
tice 60 Tie Democrats of the House have
refused TO cOuntenance an investigation of the
ALLEGATIONS Of Mr.. Chambers letter. -
General Merritt is in Washington, with reference
TO public business. - Colonel CrOnldte is being
urged for the Pension Agency at New-York. -=
Mrs. Oliver has not compromised the suit against
Simon Cameron. 60 In the State Senate Mr..
Goebel introduced new Excise bill; in
the Assembly Mr.. Browning offered a res
olution of investigation in regard to the
combination to raise the price of coal; Mr..
Grady introduced bill to abolish the College of
the CITY of New-YOTk. - In the Ncw-Jcrsey
Legislature the standing committees OF both Houses
were announced; concurrent resolution was intro
duced in the Assembly opposing the Bland Silver
Bill. -- Concurrent resolutions favOnng sub
sidy for steamship line to Brazil were presented to
the Pennsylvania Legislature.
CONGREss.-In the Senate a number Of petitions
were presented for and against the reconciliation
of silver Mr.. Hill, of Georgia presented resolu-
tions of the Savannah Cotton Exchange, denying
that the South is unanimously i'll favor of the resto
ration of the silver dollar. Mr.. Dawes submitted an
amendment TO Mr.. Matthew's silver resolution and
a speech in favor of the resolution was made by
Mr.. Bailey. 60 In tie House a resolution, of
fered by Mr. Kelley, permitting the advocates of
woman suffrage to prcesnt their arguments TO the
House on Saturday next. was defeated by a vote of
107 to 40.
CITY AND SUBURB AN.-There were many suspen-
sions and assignments in various branches Of trade
yesterday. == new scheme of reorganization
will be considered by NewJeTsey Central commit
tees to-day. - The Funding Association is nego-
tiating for the settlement of the Virginia and
Tennessee debts. 60 James Morton, the bur
glar died. but Owen Geoghegan, the suspected
murderer, was released bail yesterday. -
The Superior Court, General Term reversed the de-
csion for the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company.
- Italian residents held meeting to honor the
memory Of Victor Emanuel. -== Tho Brooklyn
Aldermen were unable to elect president. =-
The dismantlel hulk found in the North
River proved to be that of the schooner
L. II. Pray ==- George Weyman was held for
the murder of William j. Gould - A daring
attempt at highway robbery was made in West
Thirty-frstst. - dense fog on the rivers
caused much delay IN travel, and some accidents.
- Arrested Nquor-dealers were tricl in Staml-
ford. =- Gold, 1924. 1O2ls, 1925. Gold value
of the lega-tender dollar at the close 979Io cents
Stocks active and generally lower; coal shares
feverish and higher; market closed irregular.
The Manufacturers local observations in
dictate cooler and clearer weather. Thermometer
yesterday, Il Az 49,.