Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

NEW YORK. June 20.-The 7ri6-
une sums up IT'S Washington special
thus: 1t IL supposed Ut Washington
that the President will veto the
Judicial bill, and that the veto il
already prepared. The Democrats
talk Of adjourning Immediately
after the vetO-that is to say to-
morrow or OH Monday next. The
President intends to call Congress
together again in that event, In
order to have the Courts provided
for.
the Caukusns Lamar rr0ubie.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Inter-
OCEANS Washington special dated
June 10Th, 2:30 A. NJ, says: Inquiry
among Senators reveals the fact
that the trouble between Lamar
and Conkling grew out of misun-
Outstanding. Conkling did not in
tend his charge Of bad faith to
apply to Lamar. The arrangement
was made with Withers and Cur
land, and ('onkling's words were
Intended for them. Lamar
(who had charge of the Mis-
sissippi Improvement big imag-
imed the reference was made
to him, and was encouraged In this
fancy by Vance and others. The
temper of all WAS bad, and Lamar,
who is very impulsive, exploded at
once. Conkling, in answer to an
inquiry, said he had no explnna
ton to make. He had resented an
4, -
and stands by the record. He
laughs at duel, and says the con-
stituency he represents does not
recognize that method of protect
Ing oue's honpr. Lunar is not
man of resentment, but OF good
Impulses. Not long ago In
conversation with Republican
Senator, Lamar said that no man
regretted more than he the attitude
the Democrats had assumed, on
the appropriation bills, particular
~. With reference to President
Hayes, he said that not one prom
Use that had been male to President
Hayes when the latter recognized
the democratic Governors of Suuth
Carolina and Louisiana had heel,
pu'I anu Wthto uC WINS tOt
responsible, it did not lessen his It.
greet.
New YORK, June 20th.-Th-
Times Washington correspondent
Bays that the passage NJ arms be-
tween Conkiiug and Lamar WAS the
r-suIt OF misunderstanding.
Lunar was in charge Of the
Mississippi Levee bill and Withers
had the Army bill In his hand
The latter declared he should push
1t without cono-ding any privilege
of debate. But LamaI's bill
being In the way gave him
q certain responsibility IL the mat
ter Of extending the debate. Csnk-
ling, speaking for the R-publi
cans, agreed to go on with the
Levee bill, reservlug for himself
and friends the right to debate the
Army bill later. Lamar, by his
silence, was supposed to have con-
sented to this arrangement. This
alleged tacit agreement was not
carried out, and Conkling charged
Lamar with acting in bad faith.
tue French Ps,"c- Imperial Ktiieh
by che Znius.
LONDON, June 2O.-Ohicial ao /.
counts say: The Prince, with
Lieut.. Carey, Of the 90 h Regiment
six men aud one friendly Zulu, left
camp ut Keiitzi Mountain, seven
miles beyond Blood river, the LIST
instant, for Reconnaissance. The
party halted and unsaddlsd when
ten miles from camp Just
as the Prince gave the order to
remount u voIiey was fred from
an ambush In the long grass.
Lieutenant Carey and four Of the
troopers returned to camp and re-.
ported that the Prince and two
troopers were missing. At day.
break a cavalry patrol, under Gen
e,ai Marshal, left to search for the
Prince. and went to Krools. ten
miles further on. The body was
discovered among the long grass
three hundred yards from Krools
The boi y WAS borne by Gen.
Marshall and officers Drurv, Lowe
and Stew,r of the s n h
Lancers to meet ambulance, by
which 1t was then brought hither
with all escort. There was q
funeral parade in the afternoon.
Deep sorrow prevails throughout
the column The Prince did not
mount after the attack, his horse
being FESTIVE, but ran afrot. The
corpse will leave with an esctrt for
transportation homewsrd.
News Of the death Of the Prince
reached London at a late hour last
night. About one O'Clock this
morning IL was circulated in the
lobhies Of the House of Commons,
J when, In reply to inquiries, Colonel
Hanley, Secretary of State fol
War, read the foregoing official
telegram.
Lord Sydney, an old and tried
friend Of the Imperial family, has
left for Chislehurat to break the
news to the Elk Empress Eugene,
Tns Knsdsv' vt Esyps fnv'sed a
Abdsonse.
CAIRo, June 21.-The English
and French Consuls-G General had
an interview with the Khedive
yesterday, and demanded his abdl-
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