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WAsuNGToN, Wednesday. May 29 1si2.
Amons the resolutions reported from the Committee
on Pruti0c, this morning by Mr.. Anthony Onef0r
printing copies OF the Presidents message sent in
In April nclOsing report Of the operations OF the Ku
Klux act aQd recommending the extension the Habeas
Corpus Suspension law. Mr.. Blair objected 10 its con
alteration this morning aud it therefore went Mi
Anthony also sold that he ready TO report the
Luton 10 print copies Of the French Arms report
hut that neither Mr.. Sumner Mr. Hamlin In
their Seats he would withhold It until tomorrow
The Senate worked indGstrOusly all the afternoon
and evening u0on the Tariff and Internal Tax
bil. Several amendments proposed by the Com
mittee called OUT considerable debate, but the
recommendations OF the Committee were in almoet
every instance sustained. Ap attempt was made 10
dct al the popOsed uniform tax of 24 pound
al kndb OF tobacco TO leave the system Of
1s at preseEt but after considerable discussion the
O! the Senate was ascertaned by a Yea and Nav
vote 4, be In favor Of The uniform tax II NAV he re-
rembeSed that the bill abOshes the warehouse system,
20 lar az relates TO tobacco and an attempt, led by
Mr. COnk3ing made 10 save the present system.
Able speeches made by several Senator's and many
good reasons were given both for retaining the
present system and for abOishing IL bus the reeom
mendatton OF the C9mmittee Bas sustained, ana the
tobacco warehouse system Will probably be abolished
Another important paragraph o; the bill ab0shes the
t9Oey system far u relates to the internal revenue
fn ton OF the Secretary OF the Treasury in paying
ieyards for The detection OF frauds The Secretary OF
e Treasury has several times vised the change ande
President In his last annual message also recommended
H. Tie amendment was opposed by Messrs. Chandler
Messrs sherman and Bayard OF The Committee and yy
NJ Casserly, representing the NeSYork Custom house
Committee.
The most important amendment made by the Senate |
In the Tariff BIN tonight in the section relating TO
bonded Warehouses As amended, it provides that all
imported goods, wares, and merchandise in the public
spFes and bonded warehouses on July L. 1872, shall DO
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THE GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR.

ALBANY, May 29.-The Grand Temple Of
Honor is now holding is annual session in this city
very large number of representatives are present
vast amount Of very Important business has been and
viii he transacted during the session. The following
are the Grand Officers elect for the ensuing year
n Charles a. Graham OF Temple No. ~ OF NewYork; (;
O. W " r. Elisha Mack OF Tvoli Temple, Albany G.
W r.. Peter I. Monroe OF Temple No. s, New-York. g.
W. r.. william b WaGsw9rth Of Temple p NO. , 3 New
Albany; q. w. Chaplain, Asa p Thayer OF Tfyoli Tenn
pie, Albany q. w. g. A Is. Norcross OF Temple NO. 81
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SPEECH FROM AN ENGLISH MEMBER Of
THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.

LONDON, May 29.-The Right Hon. Mounta-
gue Bernard who of the members OF the Joint
High Commission delivereda lecture last night at OK
ford the Treaty of Washington. In the course OF MS
remarks he said circumstances prevented him from re-
plying the accusations which had been made OF care
lessness and too implicit reliance upon understandings
ON the part Of tho British members Of the Commission
The speaker gave the highest praise to the American
and people for the good temper displayed
by them throughout the negotiations.
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TORNADO IN NEBRASKA.

CHICAGO, May ga fearful tornado passed
over the town of Crete, Nebraska this morning. demo
ishing several houses cludng the fine academy build
ing C. NJ Fish had his back broken by the falling of his
house 1t is reported woman living few miles in the
country was killed.
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AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-In the Agricultural Con-
venton to-day, resolution offered and referred to
the proper committee, asking Congress to retain six
sections of forest lands in each township OF the pnblc
demesne for the purpose Of producing the necessary
rainfs also 10 memoralze Congress to raise the rank
of Commissioner Of Agriculture To that OF Cabinet
1uested 10 scatter its statistics broadcast the land
1he constitutions as revised, adopted. Indianapolis
naa selected as the place OF next meeting.
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The interest centering in the paper trade
has found expression In newspaper known as Ihe
Paper Trade Journal published in this city every fort
night IL will conne itself wholly with paper trade
ana It's connections, and will give space " all improved
methods in the production VI paper:
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THE NEW RIrLE IN Utah.

SALT LAKE CRY, May 27.-United States At
torney Bates has issued order for the drawing oi
jurors ior the July term Of the Court as prescribed Dy
the Territorial laws in conformity with the decision Of
the United States supreme Court II 10 the intention o,
INC to bring the vioators Oh te ct o
Congress on lsoa against polygamy, before tue 1rano
preme Court.
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discussed until o'clock when The Senate took recess
until 7:30 p.n

EVENING eEccloN'
The Senate reassembled at 1880 p. m. The
Tariff and Tax hill was proceeded with, and the section
dscontinuing the moeties to lni0rmers was adopteo
An additional section renttds al and
under section four OF the Internal revenue act OF march
81, 1865. was adopted. u,aos -, tho r,t,o,oo
Commftee directing the President on or before the ls
of January 1873, to reduce the bunner OF lneInas
tSe Tesnpy o reduce the Internal Revenue force TO
as small q number as is consisIenS Win the PeI-
forance OF the reduced duties OF the service, pehg
under consideration, Mr.. TRUMBULL tfsep, I'LL moved
that the reduction should take paco on Ocl io1'
lie said that two years ago, wnen o ti "ge tb p,
fed he levied only upon lev , Iu
dent had been authorized to consohdhe one SoeSuon
Districts but it had been done on 10 ,gy az M da bo
tent. In the State of Illinois there "ee h -. .s ay eno
same number of Collection Districts as Wheh taxes were
levied upon a thousand articles - ,,o troo ,oro ro
Mr. MORTON lRep lndl SAID ~ o Ios ,n t,o c,i,oro
duced prematurey IL would result In loss 20 the 1o'erh
ment and would be anything but economy. w. ,- ~
The motion OF Mr.. Tumbull was lost-leas' II; Nay :,
a. The amendment OF the Committee was then ageed TO-
OTHER additional sections adopted proylhg tnat
all suits recovery OF any tax OF penalty
cause of action occurred. Claims occurring poI W he
passage that act to be commenced "lthn ole year
On motion Of Mr. MORRILL, Rep, Vtl Section was
amended provide that all goods IN pI h G bee cue i
fins act takes effect which the duy hs pSSn pdld
shall be entitled refund amounting 70 d e S
between the duties paid and the duties lpo'eu W us
Mr.. SAWYER Rep., s. CT moved az an amendment
the House bill providing for the p t IaG gd
mission on the subject OF wages ana nOuIs vi iSovi,
the division of profits between labor ana eapai III tne
| United States. -. ,...oui.od tho ,-b oIo
ronosfion as utterly ridiculous, and not worthy OF
moments serious consideration: OOngIess ~ sucn q
measure as this, was going eneS en of ths copntrv
tutiona functions. The aDorng % Men VI w
did not want Congress look after the ana ~ senators
did have care the laborng men & eouiu W iooAo
| Messrs SAWYER and WILSON deiehded the Dul as d
wise and most proper measure. .,o, tho eoroto al
At 1880 D. m without further achon INC senate al
| iOuIuCQ.
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A CORRECTIONAL V. DIMoCK AND A. W. DIMoCK.
TO he Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Several of the daily papers, in speaking
OF the sudden death on Monday afternoon OF Mr. A.
vaughn Dinoek have stated that le was President OF
the Atlantic Mali Steamship Co.. which is incorrect Mr.
Dmock, who is President of the Atlantic Mail Steam
health. JIMrs g. MYERS,
Surviving partner OF the firm OF Umock, Myers Co.
hew- York, Nay 20, 1874
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF JAMES GORDON BEN
NETT sR

James Gordon Bennett, the founder OF The
Herald has been lying dangerously i'll since last satur-
day. at his residence in this city His and daughter,
now In Europe have been telegraphed for, and the
sacrament for the dying yesterday administered
10 In
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WORK SUSPENDED IN THE COAL MINES.

OCKANIONJ ItHH', why ~ "V nfIHco Vf
the Delaware and Hudson Company-one at Carbondale
and the other Oyphant-have suspended operations
in order to reduce the production OF coal The two
mines throw Of employment about 700 and boys
and decrease the production of the Company 5000 tuna
ner day.
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THE WASHINGTON TREATY IN DANGER
THE ENGLISH MINISTRY OBJECT TO THE sur.
ELEMENTAL ARTICLE AS AMENDED BY III. Inb
SENATE - ENGLANDs WITHDRAWAL Fhoh
GENEVA APPREHENDED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRTBuSEl
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The opinion is gaining
ground in Washington that the Senate's amend
ments to Granvle's protocol of the Supplementary
Treaty are not satisfactory to Great Britain, ana
that the English Ministry will not accept them.
report to this effect was current at the Capltoi
this afternoon, and the presence of the Presl-
dent and his Cabinet there for two or three
hours in consultation with leading Senator'S and
Representatives, caused the rumor to be generally
believed. II is very certain that the news received
from London yesterday and to-day has given little
ground TO hope that the vexed questions are any
nearer settlement than they were month ago.
Many well-nformed persons express the belief that
Granville has become convinced, from the hating
course pursued by our Government, that the United
States is ready to do anything to save the Treaty,
and see proposed a supplemental article which, while
it amounted to an unconditional withdrawal of the
claims for indirect damages was sugared" over
by apparent concessions, which meant nothing at
all. In the words of leading British authority,
America will gain nothing by accepting this So
called principle, which she would not have
had il the indirect losses had never been pre-
ferred, or had been at once frankly with
drawn The British Government has from the
first held one position, and that is that
the indirect claims must be unconditionally
Withdrawn. When she offered the Supplemental
Treaty she did not swerye from that original posi-
ton for The principle she offered to agree to was one
by which she was bound to be governed, whether
the Supplemental Treaty was ratified or not. On
the other hand Mr. Fish at first refused to withdraw
the Objectionable claims, but finally backed down.
The Senate it is understood, could not go quite as
far as the Administration was willing to do. That
body desired that at least q few concessions be
made by England, and SO amended the proposed
Treaty, but England will give up nothing, and SO
refuses to accept the amended article. This is be-
lieved by many tonight to be the true situation. Ii
England will not agree to the Senate amendments tis
the general opinion that the Treaty must fail for
the Senate has done all that it thinks it can honor
ably do in the matter, and some Administration
Senators who voted for the amended article do not
hesitate to say that they will be better pleased if
England takes tho responsibility and withdraws
from the arbitration than if she accepts our last
proposition.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.

THE TARIFF GN THE sENATE-THE CUSTOM
HOUSE AND EEw-ORLEANS INVESTIGATIONS
HOW JOBS ARE RUSHED THROUGH THE
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THE INDIRECT CLAIMS.

THE WASHINGTON TREATY IN DANGER
THE ENGLISH MINISTRY OBJECT TO THE SUP
ELEMENTAL ARTICLE AS AMENDED BY TIE
SENATE - ENGLAND's WITHDRAWAL FROM
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LIBERAL MOVEMENTS.

The Liberals of Susquehanna held large
outdoor meeting Saturday and listened to addresses
by prominent local speakers. The Liberals raised fine
Greeley and Brown banner amid much enthusiasm.
The Liberal Republican State Committee announces
the following appointments:
Senator Tipton-sept 49, Elkland, Toga County Sept
a. Troy Bradford County; sept. Is, East smlthheld,
Bradford County; Sept %, Wyaiusing Bradford county
Sept u, Rush. Susquehanna County sept Is, FRIENDS
Yille Susquehanna County.
A. X. McClure-Sept. 49, Easton, northampton county
sept 49, Posyile, schuylkill County, Sept %, Media
Delaware County.
Gen Kllpatrick-sept %, EastOn, Northampton
County; sept a. Bethlehem, Northampton County !;
sept %, Doylestown Bucks County, sept 20, Wilkes
barre Luzerne County; Sept. q, Scranton, Luzerne
County; Sept. %, Great Bend, Susquehanna County;
sent So MOItrose, SusQuehanna County, Oct. Reading,
Berks County; Oct. 2, Wiamsport, LycOming County
Sept g. Bedford, Bedford County.
Joseph j. stewart-Sept. -, Sensgrove Sept "a,
Clearfeld; Sept 2 Lock Haven; sept 70, WellsDorO
Theodore TiIton-sept 30, Allentown; Oct. /, Ian
caster; Oct 3 Harrisburg; Oct 9, FlttsOurGn Oct H.
Franklin; Oct. 8, Erie
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FRANCE.

DIPLOMATIC TROUBLES WITH GERdASY-REslG-
NATION OF THE GERMAN EMBAssADOR-
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
FIRST REPUBLIC PROHIBITED - DISCHARGE
OF EDMOND ABOUT.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept 81, 1871.
1t is reported that Count Won Amin has
rendered his resignation Minister OF Germany to
France consequence of the unpeasantnes he encoun
ters in Partisan society 1t is stated that II Count Won
Arnims resignation accepted the Embassy TO France
will remain vacant and Germany Will be represented at
Paris only by a consul.
BERLIN Saturday, Sept. 81, 1877.
Count Won Arnim the German ambassador
to Franco has been gazeted Privy Councillor, with the
title of Excelleney.
PARIS, Saturday, Sept. q, 1877.
The examination of NJ. Edmond About, ut
strasbourg developed no case against him, and he was
discharged from arrest today IL is stated that H. Le
retire from the Ministry Of the Interior, and
that NJ. CasimT-PC- viii resume that position.
PARIS. sept. % 1872
NJ Gambetta has relinqulhed his intention
Of presiding speaking any pubic celebration OF the
anniversary OF the first Republic.
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CUBA.

FURTHER OUTRAGES AGAINST COOLIES - THE
IMPORT AND EXPORT DUTIES To BE IN
CREASED.
HAVANA, Sept. 20-The Gdcetd publishes new
and stringent laws compelling the Cinnamon now Bere
to again make contracts for their labor for terms not
less than six nor than eight years TO leave
the island. The Cinnamon desirous OF
leaving but only few OF them have the
means OF doing The arrests Of persons accused
OF being Migrants continue. Two hundred OF
these prisoners left Havana yesterday They are forced
to labor ON the public works. for which service the Gov
eminent pays each prisoner so cents day. Gen.
Rlouelme Is expected in Havana 10 confer with Capt.
Gen Ceballos Ii intended 10 make the revenues OF
the island pay the expenses OF the Government without
deficit and for the purpose OF accomplishing this
object the import and export duties viii be increased
meeting merchants and planters at which the In
tendente presided favored an increase " the dulles
Notwithstanding the numerous arrests OF suspicious
characters robberes continue. priest has been robbed
OF S7OOG0 suspected person, arrested yesterday for
yarancy cut his throat The Captain-Gene has sent
full report Of the condition OF the island 10 Madrid.
The reported disbandg OF volunteers by the Captain
General Is denied. On the contrary Il Is stated that he
has authorized the creation OF new volunteer companies
1t is reported that engagement has taken place at
| Cubitas, la which 80 were killed and wounded.
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PROSPECTS IN OHIO.

A WEEK OF EFFECTIVE WORK-CHEERING RE-
PORTS FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE STATE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.l
CoLuMBUs, Sept. 22.-The Congress districts
OF Ohio are undergoing more thorough canvass than
ever before The past week has been improved ON the
Liberal side as preceding week of the campaign. and
much effective work has been done by the supporters
OF Greeley. Judge Dewitt has been speaking all the
week ia Frankie aud Perry Counties making converts
wherever he went. This week ne deVo'es 10 PICK
away and Fairfield Counties Last night he addressed
an excel ent meeting at City, making an effective
speech Cen Samuel Cary aud Gen. Sanders Piatt have
been speaking with good enectn Guernsey and Belmont
Counties IN the XVIII District, from which they bring
cheering reports Their meetings have all been well at
tended 40 have all the Liberal meetings throughout the
state during the past week The reports from all sec
tions continue TO in most eneouragngly for the
Reform cause,
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

THE barn. sheds, and carriage-house Of the
hOn Coarter Cobk n. H. beTne1 fna-J night
The ioss 10 S5o e0; insurance, Z Lev.
IA premature explosion at the west end of the
Hoosae Tunnel saturday KILLED Peter Stone old Csaan seriously
injured John Smith and slightly injured two other worsmeh
$50 The schooner Monitor. Capt. Kelly, Of Bangor,
BY the schooner Rolling st J@Sa B. es'~een Halfway Rock
and the Graves SIZE ae s water Immediately, bat the
all saved and taken 10 Gloucester M0s
Charles X. Henderson was arrested Saturday
police authorities Of Baltimore charged With the murder u
Dr. the ught Of SATURDAY jan S Hendsrsoa
Dr. Cole ieu days before the murder IL 70
stated that The evidence Is strong against him
49,. 1t is reported that a vigilance committee has
formed Dakota deal umsry hoeeyes dsspe-
rsdOc In that regon Of the committee Stage
snake Creek Tuesday and Michael Hser
,hs aaeae. and henry HyG " We ,sle<fssA vsls&
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SWEDEN AND NORWAY.

SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE-MoURNING IN
AUSTRIA.
STOCKHOLM, Saturday, sept. a. 1872.
Prince Oscar, brother of the deceased King,
Charles XVI has succeeded to the throne OF Sweden and
Norway All dgnitaries Of State yesterday took tho
oath OF allegiance to the new monarch.
VIENNA, Saturday, Sept a, 1874
By Imperial decree the Austrian Court will
wear mourning Tor Il days respect to the memory Of
the deceased King Of sweden.
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SCRANTON LIBERAL REPUBLICANIsM.

To The EdttOr or THO Trtdune.
SIR: Seeing a dispatch in to-day's Ne'r- YORK
Times stating that dispatch you published from
Scranton Penn. respecting the Greeley meeting which
took place there on the 18th inst gross fabrca-
tionp take occasion to you that it was correct
in every particular and that the statements OF The
Netr- York Times that there twas torchght process
SION" nor such demonstration as Is clalmed tnat
There were not 800 persons in the Greeley Farmhouse
TO hear j. J. Stewart" aud that the whole AFFAIR was
faiure are themselves entitled 10 precisely the epithet
that paper has applied to your dispatch. have taken
the trouble come NewYO from Scranton to gave
you this assurance which you may perfectly rely
NetC- York, sept 20, 1872 ELLIS H. WILLIAMS
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GERMANY.
CONGRESS OF OLD CATHOLICS-UNIoN OF ALL
CHRISTIANS PROPOSED-NEw MINISTER OF
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
BERLIN saturda,i sep. q, 1872.
At the session Of the Congress of Old Catl-
olcs at Cologne yesterday D;. so1t o. Ted Pres
dent, and Drs. Pere and kOrnelius Ncatre idents.
The Congress adjourned to-day. COMMITTEE consist
ing Of Drs Dolnger and Frederick. OILERS was APP
pointed union OF all Christians IN the Old
Catholic movement.
MUNICH, Saturday, SEPT. p, l6I2.
The attendance at the third days sitting of
the Congress OF Old Catholics was large Many ladies'
occupied seats reserved for spectators. Motions were
made and adopted favorng dotation OF the clergy by
the State compulsory civil marriage and the restoration
Of churches the Old Catholic priesthood. The Com
mee appointed to promote united action on the part OF
all Christians in the reform movement was instructed TO
hold its sittings alternately at Cologne and Munich.
BERLIN. Saturday, Sept. 81, 1872
The report that the wife of Prince Bismarck
had arrived at Torquay, England was premature She
is at Varzn with the Chancellor and the remainder OF
the family The resignation OF Minister Won Thle has
accepted and Herr Baan, the German Minister
at Brussels has been appointed to succeed him in the
Foreign Office.
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SPAIN.
PROSPECTS OF THE BUDGET.
MADRID, Saturday, Sept. 2
iIrnGET.

MADRID. Saturday, Sept. q, 1871
The Minister of Finances expresses the hope
that the Budget which will be presented to the Cortes
will have the effect of permanently restoring the imam
cia equilibrium Of the country
MADRID, Sept %, 1872.
The COrtes will complete its organization on
Monday and the annual Budget will be ad before u on
Tuesday The Finance Minister'S estimates for the ex-
penditures Of the next fiscal year understood TO DO
less than sll6, 100000.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
LIBERALISM IN THE NORTHWEST
GEN. FARNsWORTH ON ADMINISTRATIONS COR
RUPTI0N.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

GEN. FAENSWORTH ON ADMlNlSIhAllON COh-
RUPTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNBl
AURORA, ILL.,, Sept. 22.-At the Courthouse
here on Saturday evening" the question of Civil Service
Reform was discussed,by Gen. John F. Farnsworth who
read letter from clerk in Washington, stating that
Grant agent contrary the special order issued by the
President had visited the Pension Department and
assessed every clerk Is, the lady clerks giving
whatever they chose, for campaign purposes He
showed up the Presidents conduct In the matter OF Hol
den Clayton Bullock and Others showing that ne stated
facts that were disgrace Chief Magistrate OF ma
ton who was conscious of their rascaty, and rewarded
them for it, The speaker deemed Pennsylvania sure for
Mr. Greeley and his experience during his stumping
tour makes the statement trustworthy
SENATOR sCHURZ IN INDIANA.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
FoRT WAYNE, Sept 22.-The Liberals of
Northern Indiana rallied here Saturday, to the num-
Der of $780, and were addressed by Senator schurz
grand torehght procession took place in the evening
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AFERAY IN COLUMBIA.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. PA personal quarrel
occurred in restaurant Columbia last evening between Mr. Mont
sOmery President Of the State Senate and sanns Melton the Ssn
R.pub.p candidate Of Attorney Ia the Ay
John d. Caldwell and Major NJ Morgan fead Of Mr. Melton
who uteered separate the eOnbsht shot Caldwell was s
.pty killed. Morgan slightly wounded The vercs Of eOrOners
ury charges George Topper friend Of Montgomery with the wn
and shooting OF Caldwell The affair owing TO the social
duou Of participants much excitement
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ABUSE OF sT2ERAGE PASSENGERS EXPOSED
PROPOSAL TO CoDIFY ENGLISH LAWS
LONDON. Saturday, sept. a, 1871
A writer for The London Necs having pub
lished graphic description Of the horrors OF the steer
age passage the Atlantic scores OF correspond
ents adding testimony to the abuses and suerDg'
to which steerage passengers subjected, and de-
handing immediate reform. Sir John Duke Coleridge
and other DISTINGUISHED juriss advocating in the
newspapers codfcaton digest of the English laws
similar TO the Code Of New-York which they praise
highly The London Labor League, yesterday adopted
resolutions approving the award OF the Geneva fri-
bunal, as binding England and America together, and
promoting the advancement Of industry and eiyl1zr
tion At meeting Of the members OF the League OF st.
Sebastian at Dublin yesterday steps were taken for the
formation of an Organization 10 afford material help TO-
ward restoring the temporal power Of the Pope There
frost in parts Of England last night the hrst
Of the season.