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Show - DOMESTIC BRIEFS. Only (our steamers left New York for Europe on Saturday. The six Pacific coast rcprceeutativea voted against the resumption repeal bill. The sub-elections committee took up the Pacheco-Wiggiuton contest on Saturday. The New York EveniDg Express doniea that it will be consolidated with the Star. , Patteraon eaya be is act i us: iu accordance witu views eatertaiaei ainoe the election. The New York Tribuun thinki no promise to save Patterson from the penitentiary, baa bean made. Democratic senators say they will not reorganize the senate, it the votes of Conover and Patterson are needed for the purpose. Prominent San Franciscans recommend recom-mend the father of Congressman McKenley (Ohio) for superintendent of the San Francisco mint. 1 An eflort will be made to compromise com-promise the differences between democratic dem-ocratic and republican senators, to avoid flllibUBtering and night sessions. Germany and the United States entered into negotiations for a mutual naturalization treaty to supersede the treaties with eeparuto German states. 1 Thesenate judiciary committee have ! requested Evarts not to pay some ot the Mexican award claims, until they oan examine certain ot the alleged to be fraudulent. Tha cabinet has agreed that prompt measures ahould be taken to prevent outbreaks against Ciiineae in San Francisco, on the 29th, when tbe workingmen parade. Ei-governor Chamberlain of South Carolina and Mr. btooe. New York, will support tbo caune of Cnrbin,; contesting eenatot from . South Carolina, before the electioas committees. com-mittees. : Jacobs .Hun'lzingcr, " and bis son Albert late president and cashier of the Mmera' Xrust comrany, Poimille, 1 Pa., hate' been found guilty of a con spiracy l to' defrkhd 1 a depositor of 24,000. ' Secretary-McCrary has very kindly feeling towards Diaz ' and Benor Benavidos for the honest and earnest efforts they have been making to act fairly and promptly in preventing further border troubk-s. The late residence of Senator Stewart, Washington, baa been rented luruisbed, at $4,0U0 per annum, to tbe Spanish minister. Its epacious apartments and elogiint siluous huve refmained unoccupied fur several years. J jThe senate commerce committee will not agree with Coukling in the tone and form ol bis letter to Secretary Secre-tary Sherman asking information about tbe removal of tbe New York custom houee onlcera, and Lave referred the matter to tbe senate executive exe-cutive session for instructions. . . ; , A democratic daily newspaper will be surled in Washington, December 4th, under the management ot Still-son Still-son Hutchiop, furmur proprietor of the St. .Louis Times and John Cock rill, lately of the Cincinnati Enquirer, Joseph Pulitzer of St. Louis will also be connected witli the enterprise. It :ti said to bavo abundant capital bdhind it. |