New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
TIE NEFS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Thore was warm discussion on the
expulsion of the Jesuits in the French Chamber of
Deputies yesterday. 60 The Spaniards claim
that many Cuban insurgents have SURF ndeied.
- The American rifemen Jackson and Scott
have made the best scores in the last
two days shooting at DOllymount. - Mr.. Brad
laugh has taken his seat in Parliament
DoMEsuc-General Weaver has formally
accepted the Greenback nomination for
President Extensive preparations
have been made for the religious meetings
at Ocean Grove. - Frequent and heavy
showers have injured the crops in the
Northwest and Central Illinois. -
The crevasse in the Sny levee on the Mississippi
has caused the loss of three more lives. -
new fast mail service from New-York to New-Or-
leans is being arranged for. == y remarkable din
ner service consisting of over 900 pieces has been
made for President Hayes
CITY AND SUBURBAN.--The Republican National
Committee elected Marshall Jewell chairman yes
terday. - Mrs. OConnor. of Jersey City, while
insane killed three Of her children. - Six addi-
tional bodies of victims of the Seawanhaka disas-
Ter were found - General Warren continued
10 testify in his own behalf before the Court of In
ouiry. 80 A German farmer at Amityvlle, L. l..
was found murdered. 80 superintendent Dud-
lev. of the Building Department, and one OF his
subordinates were indicted. 80 Mr.. Beecher
spoke of the recent disasters at Plymouth prayer
meeting. 60 The European steamers to-day Will
be crowded 60 Gold value of the legai-tender
silver dollar 412l2 grains), 80 "a cents- Stocks
dull and lower, closing quiet but weak.
THE WEAIHER.-TmBUNE local observations in
dictate clear or partly cloudy weather with slight
changes IN temperature. Thermometer yesterday:
Highest sOo; lowest Go; average, 1889.
FOR SALE.-Two ForsaitNs latest improved
Folding Machines ,CiH fold sheet 99 6y AZ {;
nearly neu and in perfect running order. In
ouire at THE TRIBUNE Office.
General Warren told his story of the battle
of Five Forks at length yesterday before the
Court of Inquiry, narrating among other
things curious interview with General Sher-
,dan on the day of the fight.
Warnings have been sent out from Wash =
inpton of the dangerous character of the new
500 counterfeits, which have caused such
anxiety among the newsboys and apple
women. Our Washington dispatches state the
signs by which the bad bills can be detected.
Let every 'longshoreman be on his guard.
The Second Avenue Railroad strike has
ended disastrously for the strikers, as is SO
often the case. The places of the dissatisfied
men have all been filed with new hands, the
road is running smoothly, and the hundred
policemen, who have been numbered among
the attaches of the company for some time
past, will soon be dispensed with The SUN
total of the strike is that a large number OF
men who had work have not got it now. and
This is always q mourpful outcome to any
labor movement
The imported bull-fghters are hard at WORK
in the stoclxyard DIS trying to find animals fierce
enough even for the mild article of tOurna-
ment which is TO take place in this city. Thus
far they find the cattle distressingy tame, and
mt at all ambitious to shine even in sham bull
f,obts. This indicates that American cattle
are as sensible as they are serviceable, and
should suggest 10 some one an inquiry int
tbe relative intelligence of bulls which have en-
loved the blessings of a republican form o.
Covernment. and bulls which have lived In the
slav,sb and sitting atmosphere of effete des
pOtisms.
The organization of the Republican Nationa
Committee is wise. Governor Jewell has ex
nerience. skill and the confidence OF the
marty. and will make good chairman. I'M
se.retary. ex-senator Dorsey, is one OF Thu
constant Grant phalanx, man OF great iorce
aud sure to give his whole heart TO the WORK