Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

a party vote, with the exception Of
Rainey, who voted with the DEM
o,rats in the affirmative, aud Cut
t err, Luttrell, Clymer, Wright and
Bridges, who voted with the Re-
publicans in the negative.
Tho IuternaI Revenue NH to Com.
mittee.
WASHINGTON, April 10. - The
House Committee on Ways and
Means to-day further considered
the Internal Revenue bill, but
failed to complete it when the hour
for the assembling of the House ar.
rived. The bill will be disposed of
by the Committee tomorrow.
Mexico was Recognized.
WASHINGTON, April 10. = The
State Departme nt has received in.
formation from Minister Foster
that on the 9th instant he recog-
nized tho Diaz Government. A
private letter says the recognition
was received with general delight
by the citizens of Mexico.
Republican Conference Committee
| Oh the House.
WASHINGTON, April 19-Repre.
sentative Eugene Hale, Chairman
of the Republican Congressional
Committee, has named the follow
Committee, provided for by the Re-
publican caucus to confer with the
Senate Committee upon the course
to be pursued by the Republicans in
matters coming before the present
session in Congress: Hon. Hiram
Price, of Iowa; Hon. J. A. Garfield,
of Ohio; Hon. O. d. Conger, of
Michigan; Hon. M. H. DonnelI, of
Minnesota; Hon. VIM. =. Frye, of
Maine; Hon. G l.. Fort, of Illinois;
Hon. ID. M. Thornburg, of Tonnes
see; Hon. w. M. CIaften, of Mass.
achusetts; Hon. J. d. Wight, of
New York; Hon. Russell Errett, of
Pennsylvania; Hon. Horace Davis,
of California.
Delegate 10 the Lick Monument
Ceremonies.
New YORK, April 19.-By the
authority of the California Society
of Pioneers, Secretary Clark, of
the New York Society of Associ.
ated Pioneers, has appointed S. G.
Upham, of Philadelphia, as dele
gate to represent the former in the
Lick monument ceremonies at
Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania, next
Monday.
England Buyi"G Horses 1" the
United states.
TROY, N. Y, April 10.--Two
hundred horses per week are being
purchased in this neighborhood
and in the western portion of Yer.
mont by agents of the English
Government.
Tid.Eits of Eastern News.
LONDON, April 19.-Orders have
been received at Chatham TO raise
the infantry regiments to their full
strength by Monday.
Bismarck has consented, at the
request of Andrassy, to resume ne
gotiations for the Congress, on con-
dition that he be simultaneously
solicited to do SO by Austria, Eng
land and Russia.
A st. Petersburg correspondent
says the situation is decidedly
pacific. In official circles it is be.
lieved that Germany's mediation
will DC successful.
Ignatief says the chances of an
understanding are increasing grad
ually but slowly.
The Congress Will perhaps be re-
placed by arbitration with Eng
land.
Minister Layard is comforting
with Admiral Horribly about the de-
fence of the Bosphorus.
The Government has chartered
fifteen steamers to convey troos
from India.
The Sultan has formed a new
ministry. Opionion is divided as
to the political bearing of the
change.
The Manchester strikes.
MANCHESTER, April ia great
representative meeting of striking
operatives is expected and COM
promise may be agreed upon.
re- e., fOs rum, Ihe BiOOu OF hh
EnxIishman.
LONDON, April 19.-The Times
publishes a dispatch from st. Pc
tersburg to the effect that the be-
lief prevails in official circles that
Germany's mediation Is likely to
be successful; that the Congress
will soon meet, the preliminary
conference of Ambassadors at Der.
lin probably deciding that invita-
tons shall be issued to consider the
notifications necessary in the
treaties of 1856 and 1871; that it is
confidently expected that some
such formula will be accepted both
in London and st. Petersburg, etc.
The Times says: 1--WE cannot
afford any more engagements of
imperfect accuracy. 1t is necessa-
ry, therefore, for the present to en-
terrain with reserve the encourage
ing hopes held out TO US by the
proposition now offered, and how
ever hopeful may have been the
preliminary interchange of views,
it will also he necessary for our
Government to consider with great
care the specific proposition which
is made to them" The same article
considers that no alarm need be
aroused by the proclamation of the
Queen prohibiting export from that
country of war materials. Such
prohibition it says is necessary
precaution, so long as England is
compelled to contemplate the pos
sibility Of having to assert her in
terest by force.
Russians ana Is0umanians.
LONDON, April ia cores
pondent of the Times at Kalafat
telegraphs as follows: The hostile
feeling between Russians and Rou-
manians is increasing. Prepare
tions are making to transfer mill
| fo rv etoraa and the stateta aroh WOO