New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09

from us in America.
Tie of suspected Fenians continued in various
parts Of Ireland. party If II men. Including seven
soldiers Lad been arrested in public house in Dublin.
/ Another policeman had been shot by Fenian in
Newcastle. County Of Limerick. The officer. although
badly wounded, was not considered in danger
Tho Sixth Dragon Guards were to sail IRON Liver.
pool or The 9th for Dublin.
Dublin telegram TO The London Morning Hreld
says the reports in connection with military arrests
greatly exaggerated.
1t is noted that number ofthe officers Of the United
States war steamer Canandalgua had psraded the
streets OF COX. and were ever! where followed by an
Immense crowd
CELEBRATION OF TIE BIRTHDAY OF WASHING
TON.
| The Americans in London celebrated the an
nyctslry of Washngton's Birthday the 22a Of Feb
ruary by public banquet NJ Wilss Rooms ST. James,.
The decorations of tho room included fine old portrait
of Washington aud painting Of Mr.. John Bright, ~.
f., placed above the chairman. The company NUN.
bered about 200 Indies and gentlemen.
| The Hon Freeman Morse. United States Consul In
London, presided. and among the guests were bis TX
ceency Charles r. Adams American Minister - Lon
Assi.nni Secretary Of legation Prof Goodwin Smith,
Prof Cnitues Cyrus " Field. the Hon. Geo Folsome,
late United States Charge d'Afsros at the Hague.
&C., sc.
Letters of regret at inability to attend were read
| from numerous distinguished men, including Mr..
Bright, who wrote that, although he could not DO
present he Should rejoice with Americans in the great
tTiuup h which they have witnessed ana accomplished
during The past year. TOasts 10 the memory OF Wash.
ngton nnc Abraham Lincoln were drank IN silence.
also To the Fallen Heroes
The toasts 10 the President, the Queen, Mr.. Adams.
tie American Minister Sc, were received with much
enthusiasm. Mr.. Adams was warmly euoglzed by the
Chairman and by MI. Mason Jones iorthe ability with
which he has conducted his mission. M Adams. IN
returning thaBks confined himself Ia some brief EXPIRES
sions Of hanAfuness and patriotism Concluding with
the sentiment: " The preservation 81 the Union; IN"
ae restoration be prompt and compete the true ioun
datiOn of happiness home and respect abroad"
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
TIE annual general meeting Of the share
loldois Ia the Atlantic Telegraph Comnauy il called for
the sih of harch III London After the transaction OF
The ordinary business the shareholders TO resolve
themselves into nm Extraordinary General Meeting
for the purpose Of receiving from the Board CON.
muncation with reference 10 their arrangements for
completing teegraphic communication with America
during the present year. aud an explanation OF the
agreements entered into with the contraction, and
others an respect thereto" &c.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
In the House of Commons on the 22d, Mr..
Gladstone in some appropriate remarks proposed The
grnntDc of an annuity OF 70 coo year and doSry Of
40 0iJ 10 The Princess iicera upon her MARI ee and
81 allowance of klj. 600 year 10 PiNce Aimed, the
Oieen', second SON. Both yOtes were agreed TO.
Another proposal made by Mr. Gladstone was that
q monument TO Lord ralmerston should DO erected m
NestGn>ier Abbey al tic expense VI ihe natOh. s'r
Glalsope pronounced eloquent aud glowing eu.oey
on tie .Hic Premier.
Mr. D.sraeii seconded the notion and also passed a
short culo. the late Minister. The molten was
Tie bill 30 rcorgnnize the Government OF Jamaica
was passed 10 a second reading.
The SLAVE TRADE.
In the House of Commons on the 23d, Mr..
Gladstone in reply TO Mr. BaNter said that commu.
nicaton Rad takcD piece With IN. United States re-
gnrding pfupricy Of sending JOINT squadron To
the of Cuba for the purpose OF preventing the I'M
pOrtatiOn of .liyes ia thai island.
There were communications between the two Gov
ernmentsiI l-Gi with respect 10 the eNpedency OF
seHdug - sTnii American squadron to the African
cost but the United Ststes Government expressed
wish that tue vessels employed in the service should be
released from the operations Of the restrictions placed
on the [ ni,od States cruisers generally under the
neutrality obligations. Her Majesty. Government
ucfc prepared assent 20 that proposal on condition
thai the vsssrs released should be employed eNclu
syely in snppre.n TIE slave trade, but the United
Sstes GO, rr:Inent declined To accede 10 that conoi
ton md Her Maifs'y's Government being unable to
waive 1t. no Arrangement vrs come to.
THR RISDERPEST.
The number Of cattle attacked with the
plague during the week ending Feb IL vas 1901. the
hi guett plumber set recorded IN single week.
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
Tie Tin,s SAYS the army estimates viii
.crr,rir ,Dnsoe those who Disappointed et The
gcfaviug If A. 60 shown In the SnVv estimates
1heFs h. m tho army estimates a net abatement oi
cnly EdoCo upon n gross expenditure OF ali.enup.
net decre1se of $1,000 upon the estimates Of about
s2 60 sterling for the two services can scarcely
excite a feeling ~ satisfaction
Prince Alfnd Is gazeited TO the rank OF captain IN
be Royal Navy.