New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Aetp|2lorIs Dailu Grltua1e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90, 1878.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-SeriOus rioting has resulted from the
visit of O'Donovan Rosa to Toronto - The
Hungarian delegation has voted the credit asked by
Andrassy. - Count Andrassy has made a con-
cilatory speech on the European situation. GO
Professor HART, the geOlogist. has died in Rio de
Janeiro. - Servian troops have reoccupied
Vranja.
misunderstanding Sherman told Senate Com
mittee yesterday that resumption is practicable, and
that a repeal of the Resumption Law would be
unwise the details Of the conference are to be pub
Eshed. 60 Representative Monroe has prepared
bill in regard to ocean cables. 80 The resolution
of the Senate Committee to report the Texas and
Pacific Bill, leaves the members free 10 oppose the
bill in the Senate - Governor Robinson has
vetoed the bill providing for the removal of convicts
from prison to testify in courts Of justice 80 The
Administration secured understanding with
Governor Nichols that Anderson should be
parloned if not discharged by the courts. 80
The Apportionment Bill was amended and ordered
to third reading in the NewYork Assembly. 60
The Now Jersey Legislative Committee reported,
approving Keeper Motifs administration Of tho
State Prison.
CoNGREss.-Ir tho Senate. consideration of the
bill authorizing The Secretary of the Treasury to
employ temporary clerks, and for detecting tres
passes on public lands, gave rise to a warm debate
gard to timber seizures-Messrs. Blaine, Eustis,
Sargent and Dawes participated. The bill granting
an American register to foreign ship for the use of
the Woodruff Expedition was passed. The Pacific
Railroad sinking Fund Bill was advocated by Mr..
Morgan. - In the House. the Committee
Civil Service Reform reported a resolution that
Doorkeeper Polk be removed minority report
stated that the charges against him had not been
proved. Bills were reported and passed decreasing
the compensation of jurors, clerks and malshals in
United States Courts. A bill providing for invalid
and other pensioners was reported. The House re.
jected the Senate amendments to the West Point
Academy Appropriation Bill. The Deficiency Bill
was debated in Committee of the Whole
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-S. NJ Mills & Co., we'll
known brokers and spectators in stocks, sus-
pended yesterday, with large liabilities. -
The Aldermen considered park improvements.
- In the Vanderbilt Will contest the
urrogate excluded the admission Of lcgatees.-=
Charges of brutality made against three
polceInen. 49, The trustees Of the College of the
CITY of New-YOrk favored the removal OF the pres
ent restrictions upon admissions 60 Diplomas
were given to fify-one graduates of the College of
Pharmacy. =--One bid for the Street-Cean-
ing Department was received. -Bepjamin Noyes
applied in Newark TO be admitted 10 bail
Gold IOl14 1O1ls. 1O1li. Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close, $3.50 cents. Stocks
opened strong, and generally advanced, but later
reacted and closed unsettled.
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dictate fair weather with occasional oloudiness
Thermometer yesterday. 40. go, $50.