New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


81 FoREIGN.-The special cable dispatch to The
*TRIBUNE gives the latest phases of the British
znmpaign; the Liberals arc full of con-
<rdence, and expect gains in the counties. -
SDp 10 last night the British Liberals had secured23o
seats. the Conservatives 1877 and the Home Rulers
tlG - The Pyris cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE
&mentions that Professor Nordenskj6d is receiving
<hearty welcome. - The new Grand Shereef of
{ mecca is hostile to British influence in the East
<- FnrtS-rwo persons were killed by the cOlliery
sx,,iosion at Anderlues, Belgium.
4 DoMEsTIC-The Senate Committee investigating
k,the outbreak of the Northern Cheyennes has
developed some startling facts of neglect on the
/ part of the Government - Mr.. Springer is ac-
tused of having been improperly influenced in voting
| on the Donnely-W -Washbun contested election. -
The Dauphn County Court refused to sit to-day to
see if Kembe and the other fugitives would appear
An unsuccessful attempt has been made to
frescue prisoner in the Las Vegas On. NJ Jail. -
"a cyclone has caused much damage at Ottawa. Kan
sas. - The fifty-frst annual exhibition of the
pennsylvania Academy Of Art was opened last
vhgbt.
NCITY AND SUDURBAN.-Another Cuban hlipuster-
br expedition is reported. = The Methoo'so
&I,fereuces continued their sessions yesterday.
n William Simpson, the pawnbroker, was shot.
ITbe late Lewis Burr left his collection OF
Nctures to the City of New-York. - An old
burial vault near Attorney-st fell In. - Gold
Value of the egaltender silver dollar (41212 grains
g7. .93 cents Stocks less active. opening weak ana
Machining and later recovered and closed feverish
Eanf unsettled.
n .fur WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations In
4licate cloudy weather, with occasional rams, 1ol-
bowed by cooler and clearing weather. Thermometer
yesterday: Highest. $50; lowest. 500; average'o4
3 Gentleman JOS double may not have undone
the i,reprcssiole Springer but he has stirred VI
"A Democratic family quarrel of the cat-dol
Ecrder. *
" The proceedings of the Methodist Conference
head lii.e Congressional debate on day wheI
Mr.. Blackburn unearths O subordinate mudsil
br Mr.. Townshend is poaching Oh the preserves
sof tho Committee on Ways and Means. LIS
lwise for Christian ministers to aDash Demo
3cratic House with their wrangling ana pa'
Imanners7
H curious rumor is mentioned by our Parl
Rcorrespondcnt in the cable dispatches line TO
acoeuized head of the Bonapartes with his son
las travelling companions, is making toul
Jthrouph the democratic towns and is takln
Ea;fes with the Government against the Jesults
fTbe Prince Imperial's body was scarcely cold II
Alo Zu,u busI before Prince Napoleon was ex
El,;n,p that naughty tale about the Goo'
SFr1day banauet, and at the beginning OF Len
This demonstrations of piety and penitence wer
lmost edifying. Has be made his peace with tn
lClerical party only to break faith aPalnf
Il A stcrcopticon exhibition in courtroom
Esomethng of novelty. There was a free shoV
kof this sort in the Surrogate's chambers yester
Eday. and the pecularities Of signatures we're Illus
&trated on q large scale. The surrogate mao
ksome excellent remarks on expert evidence
will cases He said that the experts opino'
kbad come to have about the same value Us una
n of tbe lawyer. This Is undoubtedly true. III
kr.medy, he thought, would be law whereby e4
Yperts might he employed by the courts "1'nou
Ebeipg retained by either side 1t is sugges"o'
mot to be hastily dismissed.
" Our special cable dispatch from honuon 10 al
h kadm;rable summary of the politlcal situauon II
{ Enc,and. The Liberals now expect 10 gam
&aaast a hundred seats, and to nave Worhinl
m.,ority in the Commons without the aid oi th
( Hoyoe Rulers. Their gains have been made thu
8 Cav exclus;yely in England, and large proper
.;or ~ Them have been wholly unexpected. HI
3 ia. will rise this week when the lr'sn AM
3 scoitsb constituencies are reached. Lord pea
( .o,sGeld will remain in Office until Pariiamen
3 .noets ;nasmuch as the Queens absence on tn
Continent renders it impossible for him to ten
n 5o- his resignation. He will be apt TO adVls
Y .ho Sovereign to summon Lord Granville Dut
I'll, 10 dificult to form Liberal Ministry with
~ w Mr. Gladstone, or, for that matter, with hin
n h in any subordinate position. Lord Gran
ri,le,s = acceptance of the Premiership, in an! an
.vsnt. will depend upon the decision OF tue re
s.s,,;,ed leaders of the party. These conclu
ssons Of our regular correspondent may oe ac
cepted by our readers with absolute confidence
| His Judgment is never at fault respecting E1s
iish politics. For three years DO mas contepaet
that the nation was not in sympathy VIII Hol'
Beaconsfield's policy, aud that an appear 70 tut
! iconstituencies would fetch In new min's'rF
He was right. -
/ The fact, announced IN our special cable as
|, natches fion Paris, that sincere hepuDiicani