New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
rHE NEWS rms MORNING.


FoErGN.-The wrts for the election IN Great
Britain will be issued on the oath INST. -= Earl
Beaconsded's letter to the Duke of Marlborough
Is pub.ished. 80 The French Senate. rejected the
seventh clause of the Education bill and 1t is re-
ported that Jules Ferry Minister Of Education has
resigned.
Doarsrc.-M. de Lessops and Captain Eads were
before the House Interoceanic Canal Commit
tee Yesterday - Secretary EvaIts has
furnished Congress a history of past negotiations
In regard TO an Isthmus Canal 60
The New-Jcrsey Democratic Convention Will
be held at Trenton on May 10. = The Citizens
Protective Union of San Francisco has issued an
address 60 1t is reported that a nomination for
Insurance superintendent will be sent 10 the Sen
ate to-day -- Arguments against the Hepburn
Railroad bill were made at Albany Yesterday
CoNGREss The Senate adopted a resolution yes
terday to inquire into the agreement between the
Pacific Railroads and the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company Mr. Mcdonald spoke on the Porter
case. 60 A bill to provide police regulations for
the Indians was reported in the House the Polit-
ical Assessment bin was debated.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Arguments over the Balti-
more and Ohio part of the telegraph conflict were
made Yesterday 80 The XXlIId Assembly Dis
frict Republican Association discussed Grant reso-
lutious. -= A dinner was given to George
Aldermen ordered many streets repaved. GO Sew
eral police captains were transferred. - VIII
lam l. Kingsley cctmed on Italy. 80 Profess
sor C. H. Hitchcock addressed the Bullion Club.
e. The Rev. G. II. Parkhurst was installed. 80
Gold yaae of the legal-tender dollar 412l2 TaIns,
s7.al cents Stocks feverish and irregular, closing
excited but unsettled.
The WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations In
dicate partly cloudy and clear weather, with
slightly higher temperature. Thermometer yes.
terday: highest 500; lowest, 22o; average 25's'
The charges against one of the Marine Court
Judges, which were referred to a committee
of the Bar Association last evening, are of a
grave nature. 1t is due alike to the accused
Judge, the bar and the public that they should
be promptly investigated.
Alderman MarshalPs proposed ordinance pre-
scrilnng penalty for throwing banana skins
and similar man-traps upon the sidewalks is
quite as necessary as some of the laws deal
ings with graver forms of crime. This might
be defined as murder in the thirty third de-
gree. and punished accordingly.
Az ex-meniber of the Rebel Congress and
the Re6el Army unfurled the flag of Til
den and Reform in the House OF Representa-
tiyes Yesterday, aud his fellow Democrats
smiled approval. The light upon their c0un-
tenanccs was reflected from the eflulgence of
the barrel, and the campaign, as foreshadowed
In Mr. Houses speech, is TO be a holy crusade
against the Great Fraud" Considering the
history of the ciphers, the audacty OF all this
compels admiration.
Among the documents transmitted to Con
gress with the Presidents Message concern
ing an interoceanic canal was care
full report by Secretary Evarts, covering
the whole record of the United States upon
this question from the foundation of the Gov
ernment. An abstract of this is given in the
Washington dispatches. The citations made
from treaties and Official communications are
important
The Board of Aldermen strikingly displayed
their knowledge of the laws governing this
city by formally censuring Commissioner
Campbell yesterday for having shut off for a
number of weeks the supply of water from
the FOrty-second Street Reservoir, and
solemnly warning him never to do such a
thing again without their permission. The
sapient Aldermen may learn from our Local
columns the number of the section of the
Charter which makes their action very ridicu-
lous indeed
New-Jersey, by vote of its upper house
repeats the adverse verdict upon biennial ses-