| Show TO THE DESERET NE NEWS gg SENATE A bill to increase 20 per cent the pension of totally disabled soldiers and sailors passed it increases the annual expenditure about at the expiration of the morning hour the consideration of the bill to amend the enforcement act was wag resumed casserly cass Case erly offered to his pending amendment that no officer employed by the federal government shall in any way have anything to do with elections and supported it by saying that the government officials of the navy yard on more island exercised undue influence in a most moat outrageous manner at the last state election HOUSE Butler from the judiciary committee reported a bill removing political disabilities bili ties from all participants in the rebellion except the members of the and congresses the offic officers erb erg of the judicial military and naval services of the united states the heads of departments part ments and foreign ministers it passed having the requisite two thirds majority it also removes disabilities from some persons persona by name on motion of sargent the rules were suspended bus eus and a bill passed appropriate ing for a life size marble statue of senator baker of california GENERAL washington 13 in the house voorhees made a personal explanation with regard to the newspaper paragraph stating that he hesitated whether to support greeley or not he declared he be halt nor hesitate in the matter whoever believed in greeleys greelegs Gree leys high protective tariff principles might support 1 him 1 he voorhees would nol not urt erl he then 1 T proceeded to review greeleys greelegs Gree leys leyb political history criticising criticizing critic ising in bitter language the stand taken by him during the war in hia his advocacy of confiscation and other extreme measures toward the south and at a recent date odthe of the ku klux law he also cited greeleys greelegs Gree leys advocacy of the law to place pace the elections in the state of new york under the federal control and in certain contingencies under military law he said greeley urged the south to rebellion and then howled like a wild beast before blood he declared that grant had bad done more for the south than greeley ever had he cited his rescue of generals lee and johnston from arrest voorhees said he had not been in the white house for three years in reply to a charge that he had been consulting with grant recently he said the statement was a vile cal amay washington 14 the president has nominated mccage attorney general for montana washington 14 the president bont bodt bon ben t a message to congress today to day relative to the alleged abuse and ill III treat ment of emigrants on shipboard and after landing at our seaports setting forth at length the various impositions practiced upon immigrants and urging such legislation as will tend to protect them the Tho president also aiso submitted to the senate the official correspond correspondence enca enea relative to the persecution and oppression of the jews in Rou Bou roumania manla mania mania from which it appears that the action of our government in the appointment of consul at bucharest has exercised a good moral influence and has resulted in measures to foil the attempts at open violence and prevent their recurrence the consul advises the state department on april 1872 that all the foreign representatives natives at bucharest except th the R bussian russian an had signed an address to the government at roumania rou Bou mania manla expressing regret at the acquittal by the court at buzio of all engaged in the outrages outrage upon the jews at Vil cova and the condemnation of several israelites whose prosecution was abandoned by the public ministry itself in the house the presidents message relative to immigrants was received brooks of new york denied that em emigrants I 1 landing in new york were subject to ill treatment and expressed regret that the president should issue such a document calculated to discourage immigration bingham and butler defended the message as necessary wise and just it was referred to the committee on commerce N P of montana is api pointed superintendent of the yellow 1 stone atone national park NEW YORK 14 in the methodist 1 conference today to day a memorial was pre dented asking the conference to take action to induce ministers of the church to withdraw from the unholy and idolatrous society of freemason and though the various items wore greeted with derisive laughter a motion to table it was lost and it was referred to the committee on state and church horace greeley has resigned the editorship of the new now york tribune until further notice whitelaw reid has now the editorial manao management ement CHICAGO the tho body of a young man with a bullet hole in his heart found floating in the river last evening was subsequently recognized as that of matthew scarlet tailor who was evidently murdered and thrown into the river the demon stra ion lon of workingmen today to day promises to ie be only a moderate success as the weather is rainy and disagreeable A great many mechanics and laborers have quit however and at least a portion of the workmen undoubtedly contemplate a strike NEW YORK at fairy eairy town N J on monday night john mamara aged 16 shot his father fatally for administering a reprimand at newark attempts have been made to wreck the machinery of tompson cob cos steel works by placing an iron bar in one of the wheels and preparations have been made to nire fire gregory and cob cos steel works both outrages are supposed d to be by discharged strikers ers erb the correspondence on the washington treaty communicated to the senate with the presidents message accompanying pa is voluminous it include includes s the article for a supplement to the treaty presented by granville and submitted to schenck on the loth dinst for the approval of the united states government the text of the proposition is whereas the government of her Brif tannie tannic majesty has contended in recent correspondence with the govern jentof the U 8 as follows namely that such indirect cealma as thoe for national loss stated in the cage ease presented org ort the part of the government of the united states to the tribunal of arbitration bit ration at geneva to have deen neen sustained by the loss in the transfer of the american amer ambr ican lean commercial marine to the british figg flag I 1 enhanced payments of insurance pro prolongation lon ion gation gatlon of the war and the suppress n of the rebellion firstly were not included in the treaty of Washingto nand further and secondly should not be admitted by particular vessels alleged to have been enabled to commit depredations upon the shipping of a belligerent by reason of such want of diligence in the tho performs performance ilee of the neutral obligations as th 4 t which is ia imputed by the united states to great britain and whereas the government of her brit tannic majesty has also declared the principle involved in the second of the contention herein before set forth will gulde guide their thein conduct in future and whereas the president of the united states while adhering to his contention that the said claims were included in the tho treaty adopts for the future the till principle contained in the second of said contentions so far as to declare that it will hereafter guide the conduct of the government of the united states and the two countries are therefore agreed in this respect in consideration thereof the president ot of the united states by and with the advice and consent of the senate thereof consents that he will make no claim on the part of the united states in respect to indirect losses as aforesaid before the tribunal of arbitrators at geneva BOSTON 14 the committee of the city press are making extensive preparations pa rations to accommodate people who will attend the peace jubilee philadelphia 14 the funeral of T buchanan read today to day was largely attended including many persons persona noted in art and literature geni hector tyndale geo W childs and H 0 townsond townsend were among the pall bearers the remains were interred at laurel hill charleston 14 hon alfred hugen a well known citizen and con unionist in the davs dayh of nullification fi and mes wes secession sion slon died today to day of paralysis in the year of his age tennie 0 clatha in a letter this morning applies for the colonelcy of ol 01 the ath regiment protesting as a wrong to the memory of its dead leader against the selection as his successor of any one lacking the magnetic influence which he possessed pose essed over the soldiers she pledges herself if elected to recruit the regiment within 30 days lexi LExt NaToN ky the second race sn on the lexington course yesterday a mile and a quarter heat was won by frag town a four year old bonnie scotland colt in two minutes and a half the fastest mile and a quarter on record washington and new york specials state that the speech of voorhees ea in the house in opposition to greeley continues to excite much and varied comment in all quarters the friends of greeley declare that the speech has done him more good than harm and southern representatives generally repudiate it washington A dispatch says the friends of senator wilson are daily growing more conil confident dent of his success at philadelphia they calm caim claim already that the votes of fourteen states and over two hull huli hundred dred delegates are secured for him and expect to secure texas alabama and tennessee before the end of the week SAN francisco 14 mr brown late captain of the schooner f francis rands L steele which took out the lost treasure hunting expedition to cocos island has haa returned here of the fourteen persons in the expedition five were burned at paramus Pa ramas only four now remain alive they found no pirate cave as promised by the guide and not a trace of the hundred and twenty millions of treasure the stock in the company has haa fallen a little the colored people have resolved to test the question of the right of their children to admission on equal terms with white children to all schools in the city the pl aughter of mining stocks this p m was greater than in the morning hardly a slagle single stock on the list holding its own the general aspect of the market is gloomy the baies baier in the board today to day only footed up shares of all descriptions FOREIGN PARIS 14 bazaine was arrested this til a morning his trial begins in a few da day ys copenhagen W 14 reports have rea reached clied here that a series of violent earthquake shocks occurred on the and isa 18 h of april at hossic iceland twenty honses were destroyed but no lives lost LONDON in the commons tonight to night inne in he presence of a full hou seand crowded galleries gladstone made a promise of explanations of the regulations regarding the indirect imsand cla the position taken by the government therein after praising the forbearance of parliament during the controversy he said he would commence the narrative in its progress with the eighteenth of january when whon he hd first learned that the claims for indirect damages would be presented at geneva in the american ese the english government protested on the third of february that indirect claims were not within the scope of the treaty of washington nor within the intention of either party thereat fish replied in april in a most courteous note he thought the geneva board might decide the entire question in the meantime schenck suggested a course which he thought I 1 would be acceptable cep table to both england and america viz 1 the interchange of notes bettin settin setting betting 9 forth the views of the terms and conditions wherein both would agree to proceed to arbitration we accepted the suggestion continued gladstone and carried on a correspondence altogether by telegraph on wednesday the eighth instant pres preb president ident grant submitted a to the US senate and on thursday we ascertained the proposition was not precisely as we understood it should be because of the brevity of the cable dispatch esin which it was based on friday a draft covering a letter of our views was forwarded to schenck immediately telegraphed by him to washington on saturday schenck informed lord granville that the president had accepted and the senate entertained that draft gladstone thought that this fact was almost equivalent to a ratification and he suggested the further forbearance of the house now that the question was approaching pro aching a solution satisfactory and honorably alike to both nations gladstone was loudly cheered on taking his hib seat seal |
