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WONDERFUL CURES
PERFORMED BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

What cures of o)d- and skin Diseases and scalp
Affec ions, with Loss OF Hair, can compare wfth
those of the Hon. William Taylor, Boston, state
senator Of Massachusetts; Alderman Tucker, BOs-
ron; :. A. Steele, ESQ., Chicago; +. H. Drake, Esq.
Detroit. and many others, details of which may De
found In future editions OF This paperp
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February O. Nosn.-s;ocks strong.
Money on call, sac per cent Exchsnge-Lpu9.
1921: short, 4e4A. State bonds dun. G0yeru-
mcnts quiet.
Ereaing.-Money. sac per cent. Exchange
4S2k Governments qule. ana irm; new Is. 1903
A. DER cents, 1885,, per cents, i054. states
neglected
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE. February @ Virginia ca. defer, Cd,
~: consols. i9l4: second seTies. 29li; uast.iue
coupons. II: new l0.4O's, 334; 1910 coupons,
60. Bld to-day.
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ORANGES.

vVEN BOXES SUGAR OF SEVILLE
on NGEs-the sweetest that grow In Florida
direct from the plantation. For sale by
"a 26-2w CHRISTIAN Wits
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Grimes and Casualties.

AN OLD MAN ~ NEW YORK ROBBED OF ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND Doll
LARS.
NEW YORK, February G.-An old man
named Kenneth AIbro, who came here Sat
urday from Texas, where he is reported 10
have been extensively engaged in cattle
raising, was robbed OF his satchcl contain
ing $l2j, 900 in registered United States
bonds while ascending the steps OF the SUBJ
Treasury. He alleges he was accOsted by
two men, one OF whom dropped his pocket
book before him, and on bis attention be-
ing called to it he was pushed down and
hi. satchel wrested from his hand. He has
no clue 10 the thieves except an answer TO
an advertisement which he caused 10 be in
serted in the morning papers Offering $1,000
for the return OF the bonds. The answer
agreed to surrender them on the pay ment
OF S25, 900.
ARREST OF An ALLEGED DEFAULTER IN
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, February 6.-Jamcs \. Ander-
sou, late public administration was arrested
Yesterday on an indictment found by the
grand jury charging him with fraudulent
appropriation Of moneys collected from the
estates OF minors. Anderson was held in
the sum OF $4,000. 1t is generally under
stood the defalcation amounts to $50, 900.
DEUNKARD's MURDER OF HIS LITTLE BABE.
DAYTON. ONO, February {. -Julius Radke
'vus arr' stod last evOnipG Oharaod with bav-
ing caused the death Of his child, an infant
OF four months. He came home under the
influence Of liquor, and, Selling the child,
dashed it to the floor, and then kicked it
across the room, crushing its skull. An
other child, six years OF age, was in the
room, and testified to the crime.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Marine Disaster and supposed Los
of l.ifp.

LONDON, February 6.-The Norwegian
brig Fran. Captain Marcbuscn, from viii
mington, n. c., December 9th. for GIas-
cow, has been lowed into Lamlash, Scot
land. bottom upwards. Her crew are sup
posed TO have been lost.
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PERSON l..
TO TIE PUBLIC.

JDAILAs STANLEY, who Ia. been la my eni-
NOV ment as ma rkefman. and has traded Tor me 70
he extent OF markeing soid, no longsr Ia my em
pho ment, nor will recognize any on, ms9e ~ y "
MosrpELIER rosr-oFFicE, HAs.yak COIN
TY. VA, February A, 1850. to-n1'ee"1s
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

ERENCH BRANDY,
II direct importation OF James H.bnessY d.
bO,s Freres, IN wood ma glass.
An OF my BRANDiEs were Imported tefofe tNe
late advance snd shall for the pr sem, Continue
i lb.r terms 10 the trade. OSCAR CRANZ,
IA colin No. ~ "oNer""' '"'''
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CUTICU
CUTICURA RESOLYENT,
THE NEW BLOOD-PURIFIER

FATAL HUMORs EXPELLED, HEALTH RE-
STORED, AND LIFE PROLONGED.
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MARINE tNTELLIGEN,L.

.
Jool rises. 4:43 Es.rinx.......t. z u
PORT OF RICHMOND, FLDRUARY q, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Hannah shu5ert, King, New fof.'
RuaEO. -, -
schooner Donna Anna, -, New York, gusDO.
SAILED.
steamer Wyan0ke Couch, New YORK, merchaH'
disc and passengers. g.. W. Allen Go.
steamer NUrfoll Tmnill. Philadelphia, merchtu-
disc aud passengers. J. W. NctarricS, agent
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, Un'ied sss1s
mail, merchandise sni passengers, l. Il. lalun
agent. - g..
schooner w. n. tBoardmfD. R'chardsoB, saYaH-
nah, grain, Curtis & Parker. -, ,,,,.
schooner II. p. Willard, willard. Philadelphia
granite, Curtis & Parker.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. February 6.-Arr,yed: scwbia AZ,
rived Ou,: Gudwang. Lea, Basarish' ho"ehs"
bound Juius, for Boston.
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MINOR MATTERS.

WASHINGTON, February Cat Cabinet
meeting to-day the sentence OF the court
martial dismissing Major Reno from the
service was approved, and the order OF dis
missal will shortly be issued.
The Cabinet also considered the threat
ened invasion Of the Indian Territory, and
1t is understood that the President will soon
publish a proclamation warning settlers that
attempts to invade the Territory will be for
chilly Resisted.
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THE INTERNATIONAL CANAL QUESTION
VARIOUS Personal NEWS ITEMs-THE PRO-
POSED SALE OF THE WESTERN NORTH CARO-
LIMA RAILwAY--THs PROPOSED REDUCTION
on STEEL RAIIS-sUGAR--THE REPUBLICANS,
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

c0rRTDAY-sOCIAL SENSATION MEET
NG-COLD wEATHER-SHEEP KILLED-LEC-
ICREs-PERSONAL.
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-MOIE
IRON IrENs-NARIow-GAUGE RAILROAD
AID FOR IRfLAND-REV. 4. :. GREGORY, &C.
Correspondence of Tie Richmond Dispatch.l
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WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Senate
Committee on Education and Labor to-day
agreed TO recommend for passage the bill
introduced by Mr.. Burnside providing that
the net proceeds OF the sales Of public lands
and the net receipts OF the Patent Office
shall hereafter be devoted to the establish
ment of an educational fund, to be appOr-
toned annually among the several States
and Territories and the District OF Co.
lumbia.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
GUIRDLI4SHIP or 4 CHILD.

The American Female Guardian Society last
spring made application to Surrogate Calvin to have
vacated an order appointing Robert J. Roscntbal guar
dian Of a little bov namei James Smith The chud had
been taken 10 Mr. ROsentha. who Is pawnbroRer, by
Mrs David Fuller IN actress, VINO had taken him from
rbe Hone of the Friendless. and hat used him in
chilli, uarts on the stage She however found herself
uuIOle 10 support child aud wanted Nj Eosentha
fp 10 So He conceived fancy for the cIli, dthough
ne was a Hebrew ana the child was born 0r CHRISTIAN
plrcnts and when Mrs. Fuller a'terwaId demanded the
nov le refused give % ShC began proceedings 10
ha ye thr child taken 0t iis hands, ana on the same
doy mat Mr. Rosentha Ob aimed from the Surrogate ;
Ofice letters of guardianship Mayor Cooper committed
rlr cad To the OF the American Female GUARDIAN
-,.irtv TINS vas done rcprcs entatlonS that NJ.
Rnsnual was not proper person To bring up the enid.
aud that IN his home the child would not De surrounded
by proper influences. q,
The surrogate yesterday decided that the society had
the rrlt I'D the custody of The child, and he sharply crt-
cIsed the method by which Nj kOsentha obtained the
,ers OF GUARDIANSHIP
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31

friend John Bright whose letter is published to-
day. While expressing the hope that means may be
found for a great permanent amendment in the land
system of Ireland he adds. 4" unless the agitation
creates a temper and a condition of things which
will make amendment impossible
THE PREMIER EXPECTED TO Explain.
The expectation Of an important statement by
Mr.. Gladstone on Tuesday week, at the Guildhall
dinner has imposed silence most of his colleagues,
and to some extent mOderates the English impa-
tcncc winch the proposed prosecutions only slightly
assuage. albeit they have irrtated Mr.. Parnell
into an angry personal assault Mr.. Forster, fol-
lowed by public declaration that he cares moth
ing for agraran agitation. except as step toward
Home Ruc, and an i1tmation thar Ireland might
RELY on Ish-Amercans for trained organized assist
ance IN the event of war with England. This
unwonted frankness disclosing for the first time
Mr.. ParnelFs real views, hitherto masked under va
rious prcteyts of moderation strengthens the Eng
lish conviction that it IS the first duty Of the Gov
ernment to enforce order. protect life and prevent
seditious agitation from swelling into armed rebel
lion. w. S.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
GOVERNHENT Ne us.
TIE CnI-NTEREEIr BONDS.

THE COJNIERF Eli BONDS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Chief Brooks, of the
.cret service Bureau. las returned from Chicago,
where he mad talk with Doyle, the couuterteiter n
limited states bonds He draws the CONCLUSIONS first,
that counterfeit United States per cent bonds OF the
issue Of Sol of denomination OF $1,000 have been
bvpcthecacd by Brockway, Doyle and Others and some
g mem arc now the hands OF private individuals or
Ranking institutions this country colaterals for
loans and second bonds OF tins class have also
been forwarded to Europe and nave been or will be-
bvpothecated there.
The chief Engraver OF the Bureau OF Engraving aud
Printing after a careful examination saws that the
bords recently captured from Doyle are undoubtedly
counterfeit and points ont many variations from the
Denitue bonds The counterfeit bonds di,r from the
rnl ones m the mtreIng Of the four corners OF the
fr-en border In the words are indebted unto DeIo"
III -trIt of Chase the black line IN the centre
f 4 fce Of The first letter II omitted III the cOun-
toTicIt. .--.-.r 80, .ho ho,d
varies I'M every particular from that on the genuine ones
The sianafura lower 11ght hdnd Oh thc couueItl
!. engraved aud printed IN graylshculo.ed ihh ana
- Sfferw4rd tampered with by Ihe Use OF wIlilng
fd while III the genuine bond, the signature Is witt
ten. - -... -, .b rroasrry savs
, ber is no reason suppose That any 0i thfse cOuD
fT,ef boDds or bupOns have been PAD Dy the treas
sttrer hut tnaL they most dangerous counter
felt. and dealers Government securities should De on
their guard against them
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
PROpER F0RN 0F RALLOTs.

At the meeting OF the Police Board yester-
day Commissioner N.caols said that some question had
been raised The proper form of ballots al the ap-
preaching election and offered the following resolution,
70 which were attached complete sets of ballots as
printed by the Republican and Democratic Committees !;
ResJ1red, That il Is the luminous opinion Of This
Board tIat the terms "capton and inlorsement"
are used ~ the Election Laws of this State IN relation 70
ballots ludIscrmiuaelv and are designed 10 designate
the words which 10 aDpcar on The outside 0t DaOts
wien folded that ballots hereto attached. being
samples OF those printed by the Republican party ana
DIV the Democratic party at the coming Elections
having he words required by law printed IA the type
prescribed bY upon the outside Of tne ballots with
our any caption inside. legal and proper bal
lots and that inspectors Of election appointed Dy
flis BOARD are hereby informed that IN the opinion or
this Board it will De legal 70 receive and canvas 81 pal
i0a form Of the JlJs hereto attached "hch
may be voted by electors entitled 10 yo.e.
The resolution was passed. The Board summoned be-
fore il he inspectors of election IN the XXth District OF
the XvIth Assembly strict to explain why they had
refused 10 marx for challenge tie name OF voter 1T the
demand OF Daniel Rooney. o. N. 800 MOtt-st
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

The Republican meeting at the tent in
RroolIvu E. D. which was expected 10 be held last
evening was postponed account or the rain until To-
morrow.
The Republican State Committee has made
arrluramcuts with tine Erie Railroad Company thar
sfnde and others 10 return home 10 voe can
have "A liberal reduction OF fare.
A circular has been issued favGrng the
election OF Horace Russell Judge Of the Superior
Court which is signed by Jesse segman and eight
other men Of both parties The circular urges Judge
Russo ia election hccausc he Is maL " f sound ana
brr, tnought," and free from all prjudices or race
and creed
The Republicans of the XVIII Assembly
District held meeting last evening AZ Hauks Hotel at
Xintl-aye and Thrty-fourth-st. James W. Hawes can
datc for Alderman tina district addressed the meet
, art was followed by T. C. Lee. ana 60 one Gibbs OF
nrsaer " no said that he had ten sons and i've grand
cons VINO would cast Their votes for Garfield and Ar
The sfeamb boat Thomas Cornell on election
, will leave New York Tor West Point, Corn
rou Newburg Poughkeepsie, Rcndout, Kingston and
H. ,r,srnedi.te landings. thus offering voters living in
~. .onntle. bordering on the Hudson RIVER "A free
,e t"e Thomas Cornell. her owner is the ReDu olcan
Pd.,e for Congres, FOR Ulster. Green and ScOharIe
Counties - r,,-,,. NJ
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
CRIMES AND ClSU4LnES-BY TELEGRAPH
KILLED BY A n

KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION.
rN~TA tfa Oct. So he boiler of the Atlanta
Planning Nj Is exploded to-day killing the en- gneer ana nre
man GIRL BURIED TO DEATH.
PrrrRcBTRG. Va. Oct. 3O.-Matte sharpe.
80 Ruttn sharpe of County, fatal ly
bnl few Gays ago consequence of her co.hng taxing
AFe' INDICTED FOR MALPRACTICE.
N,u- OrTtAN-. Oct. SO.-N. W. Won Pelt. an IN
rsed nractuner Of medicine was indicted Yesterday by
the 1rand nry manaugbter IN causing the death Of a
child by malpractice
INJURED BY A ROCKET
ppOvtDRNCE r. l.. Ocj. 30 --I)urng Republican
trceht ana -rldes procession last cyening Mrs Robert
prx " fatally by careless discharge tOckot by
a boy IN tho yard Of private residence
killed BY A BOILER EXPLOSION
CNArrANOrGA Tenn, oct. 29.-A special dispatch
10 IN, Tynes SAYS the boiler Of Jssper smiths steam
aad boy iuJunns others The mil anu cotton gin
were blown 10 pieces
THREE PEOPLE BURNED.
RptrGPWATFR. Penn, Oct. 2J.-A frame ana "a
hrs "A " euug were burned this and
uempsh elrhty years. who was too feeble 10 hep nrr
Sa OF car wing coal old ady also missing and
are supposed 10 have perlsheu
RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.
Providence. K. l., Oct. 3O.-Nh hlle returning
om tor hig ght asst night Charles EPOtsey
member o the Saylesvle Company fell under the wheeIs
of train al Central Falls killed lie W As hli W
four years OF and leaves WIG anu TWO oni1ieA-
CoNvICTED OF MURDER
NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 30.-lhe jury IN the case az
y Grn,lsy who were trial the murder OF Michael
ueaae In Aters on March ~ has rendered verdict Oi
,v without capital punishment as 10 Nolan ~nd oes Anu
not gully ~ 70 CrowIey'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. saturdaY.

LONDON, saturday, OCt. 81, IcSU
Mount vesuvius continues IN active eruption, and
streams Of lava are flowing down the western side.
General De Cssev his actions against the IRtrdast
Grant and the Peu Pqrisiqn claims $4,000 damages for
each OF the alleged hbels upon him published IL those
journals.
Dcrvlsh Pacha been authorized by the Porte to
rest the Albanian Chiefs who opposed 10 the trans
fer Of DuciCO and to remove from the district those
no refuse IT, bee ne MOnteuegrln subjects
The Dopulace Of Varna. Bulgaria having assembled
fore the French Consulate. hoOtng and throwing mud
at the French coat OF arms. The French Ambassador
there has ordered guubOat 10 proceed 10 that place
Tie PesGcr LlOyd in article supposed 70 have been
oficiallv inspired unless the British Government
yives reassurlng explanations concerning it4 Eastern
rOIcv no cooperation Of AustrO-Hungary with Great
Britain VII be possible
ST. JOHN y g.. oct CA crowd o. laborers en-
pioyei on the Grand southern Railroad track got into
couvlvlal mood ana proceeded to take the village
of Lapreaux by They held undisputcd sway In
lie place for hours. During their drunken melee a
house sc, on tire.
OTTAWA O1t.. oct. 29.-Mailr Walsh, Of the North
west Mounted Police, who Is now here has received a
letter dated September 30, from Wood Mountain stat
Ing that the prairie fairly covered with buffalo and
mat Sitting Ball and MS Indians were about to hunt
them .... Reports from Upper Ottawa say Il has been
showing all day, from three 10 ten Inches having Iacn
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEWS.
SENATOR wALLACEs LATEST MOVE.

SENATOR WALLACE; LATEST MOVE.
CONSPIRACY TO ABANDON THE PRESIDENTIAL
TICKET II Pennsylvania AND CONTEST TIE
CLosE DISTRICTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
HARRIsBURG PENN Oct 3O-The Democrats hope
to gam partial victory in Pennsylvania. The plot
is an exact counterpart of the plot of 1878, con-
cocted the famous Sunday Conference at the Grard
House. Philadelphia. whereby the Democrats re-
solved TO abandon the fight for Dill for Governor and
concentrate their upon capturing the Legs-
lature with view to elecung Democratic United
states Senator The present determination means
an Abandonment of the fight for Hancock in this
state. and a struggle in the close Congressional ana
Legislative Districts for the purpose OF securing
sufficient members to keep control OF the National
Senate and House.
Senator Wallace was here last week. and laid
ont the plans for the local leaders. he showed no
interest whatever IN the Democratic candidates eX-
cept those for the Legislature, and his morose de-
mcanor and conversation gave evidence that he
had lost all hope IN the pending struggle.
With a Republican LeCslatuIe his occupation az
statesman Is gone and he fighting uard 10 roJ am
supremacy bv strategy and by mas-in0 his energies
in certain close districts he hopes o WIN. Inc rank
and ME of the Democracy are astonished at the eA-
posure and are already crying Irrachery.' W here
the secret conference held has not as yet leaed
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
OF INTERE. y 10 YOrERs.
THE VALIDITY OF BALL0Ts-n0w my SHOULD =

THE VALIDITY or BALL oTs-HOW rHTY SHOULD BE-
INpoR-ED TO BE LEGAL-AN OPINION FROM TUE
ENEY-GENERAL'- OFFICE.
ALBANY, Oct. 2s.-The following opinion
addressed To p = Lamont N-v-YosA. has Deen Issued
from the Attorney Generals uGi-e:
DEAR SIR: In reply % your inquiry OF this date IL
rela 20 Che proper form OF the caption or nlorse-
ment of ballots 10 used a the state outside "f the
CITY OF Sew-York. 40 tic ensuing general election
have the honor safe that have carefully examined
the various statutes touching question, and am OF
opinion tnat ba lot with caption constituting head
inr on the face thereof printed straight line in
black ink with plain type Of tuc $40 now generally
known and designated % Great Primer Roman con-
deused capitals" as required by Section =. Chapter 800
of thc Laws OF l-7O. Will have = legal caption within
he meaning of tnat statute and when such ballot Is
folde so as leave such printed caption outside ne
balance on The face OF ballot being folded inward
such cIptiun Will also ue Endorsement ana II c"npu-
ance vl,n the provision tuc vacd statutes re-
curing ballots % Jc lui0rstd.
The printing, IN addition on the back Of me ballot OF
the same word words constituting INC caption is, IN
my opinion. necessary 10 give Ylty 10 the nalot
But such additional printing should DE upon lhe o1cA
of % ballot voted 30 NOT tllEk such ballot W'nd DC
thereby invttlatei. " b. kUGGLEs.
First Deputy At 0ruey-G oAeral.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
THE WELCOME RAIN.
DAY OF DISCOMFORT IN NEw-YORK.

4 Day OF DINOUNIU UNI " NJ VNN'
The rain yesterday was so drenchlnG and
soaking that even the dauness newsb0ys were affected
bv t. Rubber cloa.s shoes and umbrellas were IN de-
ma,d and the dirty streets were abomnahe ap-
narent utter neglect could make them All day long the
rain kept pouring down until the hopes of matinee going
misses were waterl0gged.
The storm was not nmel to the vicinity Of New-Y0rk,
rain having fallen many different parts OF the country
During the eight hours ending $3.50 p. yesterday
fall of o5 OF an inch reported Albany 2s at Buf
ralo 26 at Baltimore Al az Eric. Pa AZ az Louisville,
Ky and 40 In this city where an easterly wind was
nlov ng al the rate of 26 miles hour. Al $50 D. IN.
m thrrulometer indicated temperature OF % at
Albany 40 AZ Chicago so az Boston SO az BatlmOre
47o at Detroit and Dunth 4s' at 81 Louis 300 at 81
1,,i atiT 40 ,t Toedo The record al Huduuts for
vestrrdav in New-York City was az iolows and
a M 81; . a. n, 54o; II m. So; $50 D. m, Ooo
a. a. ~ 49, s. q - m 5-7 The average temperature for
he cor esp0uding DAT, last year was 53"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
,prr,vn RFCETvING ATTENTION.

IRELAND RECEIVING ATTENTION.
1ur IRISH AGIr,TIoN AND rUEBULENcE fAlENDi>'
LANDLORDS ,ND rHuR AGENTS GREATLY IA
p,ssrD-A GOVERNMENT EXPLANATION IN
PFCTTD. =, ,:.ol
Fncand. according to the cable dispa'ch
s.an, tbe London correspondent OF IHE RIB
,',.- i largely occupied with the turbulence
- Ireland. which. it is shown, is attain
!" i"o grave proportions. Lord CloncurIy
has m hccn compelled to leave his estate ana ana
Nj, Mr., Boycott. a land-agent' has been SUD sun
aI. - socore persecution. Lord Lucans
s'' jea no. bcen threatened. The Land League
nv ,'',',rs ~, aov responsibility for these ont
u'S', u.s. The Government still hesitates. Mr..
III, Rri,br bopes that radical reforms will be IN
,ro need in Ireland. Mr.. Gladstone Is eX-
,ected TO make an important statement Oh
The subject at the Guildhall banquet.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
MR.. HEWITT As A PROTECTIONIST.
r.,.- .-,., --, MI TN rrrr- rprnr-N-f-

WAsHINGrOS. Oct. 3O.-In connection with
rbe Hon Abram : HrwIrt's opinions the tariff 1t X
recalled tnat in 1866 his hrm wrote 70 Congressman
Newell letter in winch. after complaining OF the large
sum they lad paid for Internal revenue taxes, although
the business haI been unproG able, they said:
/ is obvious. therefore, that must shut up our
WORKS uu,-ss either tuc tariff foreign iron "a u-
creased or the internal revenue duties repealed or both
modified that 10 is impossible TO conduct business
yrtgout loss. The loss product amounted 10
about IS Der ton. which Will De- iar guide n adjusting
tho new duties Either the t0 eGu duty must be raised
III er Ton or the Internal dunes reduced -6
ION or the two systems adjusted tuat the difference
brt gcru tine foreign an ana the in'ern1 any shall
So per greater than 10 now Is, or we must stop
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SUIPWRECKs on THE BRITISH COAST.

sHIPWRECKS on THE BRITISH COAST.
LONDON. saturday. Oct. 80. 1850.
Advices from Hull of yesterdays date say (:
In terrific storm prevailing last night and today
fifty vessels have been wrecked between saurn Point
ana Hornsea. Twelve vessels are stranded near WITH
crnsea There has been large number of shipwreck-
attended with loss lc on various parts Of The
coast"
The British steamer Enmore, Captain Hopkins, from
Montreal October . and sydney. c. b., the lin. for
Hamburg. sprung aIcak Ler onginc-rogm ana ioun-
dpIed the % INST. The crew Was saved ana
landed at Queenstown.
A ifebalt was capslzcd yesterday in the Harbor Of
Wells. Norfolk County, and eleven Of the crew were
drowned.