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New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
urGE CAnnO nF NEW CITIzE

A HUGE CARGO OF NEW CITIZENS.
BALTIMORE, April S.-lhe steamer BTaunschwcig
brought ,6J2 Immigrants from lircmcn today.
A GOODLY ADVANCE IN WAGES.
TROY, n. Y, April 8.-lhrec nolc firms of tailors
have accedod 10 an advance Of 10 per cent In wages
NEW BOARD OF HEALTH.
NEW-ORLFANS. ApuI S.-A new board of health
wns ofganiZcd here Tonight Dr. Joseph Jones elected
pr,sdent, and Dr r. y llerrick reelected secretary.
A CONGKEGATION OF BOLTERs.
RID BANK. " j.. Apnl 3. The hOlting cOngrcgn-
tion Methodist Episcopal Church II ed Bank
Of the Rev T. L. AdamsOn OF The Drew
Theological Seminary.
A HOLIDAY IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
LAY designated b. the Governor the baka exchanges aud
Otncr public buildings cused, aud business generally
throughout the city ~ suspended.
A CuINAMAN CASTS Ills FIRST VOTE.
CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch frOm Fond
du Lac, WIS., 10 The Times Yesterday Sing Yam %
native Of China took out his naturalization papers and cast
hs first vote. lie has lived hero for about two years
REFUSAL TO LISTEN TO A WORD.
Troy n. Y, April S.-lhe strikers nt the Har-
mony Mills presented written specifications TO their en-
10 day The paper rel eccd without beng read
ii Is rumOrCd that the strikers are In mood to yield
. IN FAVOR OF THE NICARAGUA ROUTE
SAN Francisco. April Sat q meeting of the
Board Trade 70 day. the committee recently appointed 10
exnmne presented report
mendng tho Nicaragua route surveyed by tho navy De-
PERTINENT in 1873.
SHIP CANAL AGITATION.
pEORfA ILL.,. April S.-1he Canal Agitation Com
mites met to-day and appointed men TO memorial
10 Congress There rousing meeting IN he even
Canal 90 as 6t ships through from the lakes TO The
MlHsiaslDpL
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THE wETMORE-PORTER CASE.
LETTERS PRODUCED IN cOURr-cOSTnADrcrOgl
TESTIMONY.

GENERAL PRESS DisPATCH]
WASHINGTON, April S.-Iherc were several
interesting developments to-day III the case OF Leu
tenant Wcmorc against Admiral Porter, trial before
Judge Cox in the Circuit Court The sut IL TO recover
s. IG5 alleged to have been Illegally retained the
plaintiffs pay. the defendants ORDERS aud sent to the
divorced wife Of the former.
The examination Of WatinOre resumed. On cross
examination he said that the payments were against his
will but lie said they might he made because he knew
that he refised he would lose his place at $5 80
day He denied ever having or dictated 10 DR. Al
den tile following letter.
OFFICE oP THE ADMIRAL. WASHINGTON. d. c., I
MAY 81, 1875. !
DEAR SIR: MI. II. s. Wctmore has made monthly
assignment Of $50 Of bis pay To his uaugtor, Miss Kate
Wetmore. VIII yon please retain The amount and seud
dephia Penn The cheek to be sct on rcSenaon Of
MI. WctmOrc's account certified by Miss WetuiOro
VIII notify you in case she changes her address Yours
70 Pay Inspector GILBERT TnoRNToN. u. S. A
Wetrnore claimed that in 1877 Porter obtained him
place ns clerk 10 Commodore Beaumont, condition
that lie paid him 800 down and &25 per month to send
10 his divorced wifcs child Porter had said to him
II vou deceive me In this matter I'll haunt you"
Mr. Alden private secretary 10 Admiral Porter testl
fled positively that the letter of May 81, 1873, was die
tated 10 him by Wetmore who solicited Porter to have
1t sent
Admiral Porter In his testimony denied that he had
coerced WctmOre. About Wctmorc's family troubles
he had nothing to do. lie had the checks
sent by Alden for Wetmore's convenience. On
cross-examinatou he said he knew of WetnOre's di-
vorcc but Ouly from him. On being shown letter Of
his 10 Wetmore. aludng to an interview with Mrs. Wet
more regarding her divorce, tho witness exclaimed,
object: this hos nothing to do with the case" BE. how
ever ACKNOWLEDGED that three letters OF hts to Wemore
were genuine. and they marked by the clerk. He
said that he had been threatened that unless no paid
81. 600 they would 90 In tho papers
Mr. Porters counsel here said he would not have libel
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THE WEST POINT AFFIIR.

WAs1r1SGroN, April s.-Adjutant-Gcncral
Townsend tins morning received the following dispatch
from MniorGeneral schuncld. ~ West roirt;
IAN the cadets discalm any knowledge ot The attack
on Cadet Whitaker. thorough examination has
shown that he received injuries except the slight
cnts from which be- bel hai freely court ~
jnauirv Will be appointed to asCcrtnin the whole truth
II possible" ..., .
The House Military Committee to-day appointed
epcc.al sub commitfcr consisting OF Representatives,
Sparks, Johnston aud Hrown To Inquire INTO ne "n
pergctratcd upon the person OI tdlct
Whitaker al the West Point Nj taty Academy.
PorGuKEEPsfE y. T.. April s.-Grnerh schourll
has npuo led the following named officers n 4 Board
Of INJURY Ia The Whitaker cssc, which opens 1t Wet
Poiut Tomorrow Major MoTdcrH Captain Eayin"nd
and Lieutenant Tillman. as members, aud Hruicnani
sears rs Recorder. Lieutenant Knight has been mp
uoIuted counsel to advise Whitaker.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND BISMARCK.

BERLIN, April s.-The Emperor William has
replied by the following Cabinet Order to Prince BIS
mareks request for permission to retire from office
"Iecrtanly do rOt Ignore the dIalcuites In which you
may he nnosl by the conflict between the duties I'M
upon You by the Constitution aud your respensi-
h,y do not feel induced tore eve you OF Your OH e'
bernse you believe yourself unable in articnar case
70 carry out the task allotted 10 yOn by The Constitution
must on the com rary, leave IL TO you TO submit 10 me-
aud sin, eonnty 10 the Bun iesrath proposals ealcul-
ted TO bring ahout u Constitutional solution 0f the con-
1lrt of duties of this description"
The North German Gazette says; "Wc believe tnat
orrnnrpments will be proposed for dealing with the
r m lters before the Bundesrath within
limited time thus enabling the principal Ministers on
tho various States to present volinS
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added to blackmai If he could help IT, but was checKeo
by the Court ,..

NEW-LONDON' july 20 Ill 10.
DEAR SIR incl0se your pay accounts inu Iat, q
nend on your honor to send Mrs. W. SOB rs ~ ~
nothing more than Just that you should 40. 1 u NE
know how that affair has progressed put II u 90,
month IL is the last payment VIII exact iI',m , S
when 7 arrived I'm Philadelphia f0und ner III hI M
for Kate's schooling all OF which paid ana you e1 t ~
M less than send her 800. You chh ~ W w ~,
but cOuld not give you orders ns there Is hoIr I'm, ~
that direction that would justify H. Let me he III nn
Won about the affair." and speak of It carefully 81 W. Vrs
one will understand If It should be openeG. iVni
truly. A u. MI,
Under date August Co. 1874. from Prospect ealA
Hotel Catskill letter from Porter to Wetnoro '0"
tains the following clause; A. 1oo thIs
a. recommend that y0u allow ana pay tno 10 1ou vii
month / will make 10 up TO you Ill OrueIs, eV ~" wa
lose nothing in the end" L.,
second letter from the same place, dated three u"S
later states that Mrs wctmOre expects to leave or o
Francisco doctor (second husbanu on ocP0".
her g. and asks WenOrc to send the $780, "hlch VIII
be the last he would ask him to seed.
A letter under date December 10, 1873. claimed 10
have been sent by Mrs Wctmore TO Porter was one'u
70 him for Identification but he denied that he hau ''e
seen IT, IL opens MY DEAR FRIEND: wIlte 10 w. w.
knowledge yours this morning with checR lhc'oSeu "
S75." ,. ~, o,,o o-roncemonts Won
have so kindly induced him TO make ana whlch co.u @
be left IN POrter's hand II is sIgned WIN nush n,
very sincerely yours, hOoAh'" W.
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THE HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
CHARLES STOCGHTON CHGING CONGRESS TO ACT On
THE BILL AWARDING HIM THE CONTRACT.
lGENERAE PRESS DlsPATcHI

IHE BILL ANAhDlNb HIN lbL NONihHNA'
iGESERAE PRESS DlsPATcHl
WASHINGTON, April S.-A printed memo
rial signed by Charles StOughtOn. of Ncw-YOrk, was
laid on the desk of each Senator and Representative to-
day, urging prompt action upon the bill introduced by
Senator Cameron OF Wisconsin, md Representative
Watt OF Connecticut, about year ago, providing for
contract with SoughtOn and his associates TO open the
Harlem River for deep-sea navigation from RandalFs
Island the Hudson River, at cost of $1,05OOOO. on
condition that he shall procure the right OF way with
the Government, and furnish sufficient secu
rty for the completion OF the whole work by before
the 1st Of January. 1883.
The bill provides that payments shall be made In In
stalments upon certificates OF Army engineers tho
work progresses. The memorial sets forth that the low
est made by the Government engine r. OF tic
cost q tho work undertaken by them but which has
come 10 standst account OF th'I inability to pro-
cure the free right OF way required by the last act Of
Congress subject. 81 100000. and the mcinOr
ast he and his associates Will furnish ample
cnry TO commence the construction OF the proposed
channel 800 feet wide ana - feet deep at mean low
water within eight months from tine enactment OF this
bi and complete IL within The time and upon the cou
dltiOns above specified.
The nemorIalist also asserts that his proposition has
been inlOrked by the NcwIOrh Legislature tue New
York City Chamber Of COmIncrcc ard BOarc Of Trade
various other cities. b0tn ~ the East aud West memo
rals from whom, praying for speedy action on the m
above referred before the Senate and House
Committees Oh Commerce.
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SURPRISE PolNTEDLY EXPRESSED.

The Board OF Finance and IHXat1UH Oi Jef'
scy City last night and elected six assessors 20
serve for the ensuing year. When Michael Ki'cauiey
,vos reuomnared for the .st District, Commissioners
Mullins expressed his surprise and indignation at the
renomnaron as Kilcauloy known he said to be In
oomuc,ept In spite OF his protests Klcau'ey was re-
elected The other reflected as foiIowe
Dneon: IYth District, Martin Logan; vtn Distncts
!Joln NJ Parks aud vita District, James c Clarke
Taussig, the Democratic candidate for Mayor renom.
mated Martin Logan for the Ivth District aud clargea
Powe,l. He also said q ideal" had been made. MT
raussg made no answer to these remarks Tue matter
crat hui he opposed tue nomination OF Mr. TaussiH
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FIRE AND loss OF LEE.

DIXON, H.. April S.-A fire broke ont this
morning IN Thompson co.'s null, aud before beng
arrested burned Becker aud UnderwooPs mil :. e.
Enlls & COR flax mill and minor buildings TIE
lnrs 900. ana insured ior al, third EZa
Becker son uf II. Z. Becker, aud William schum. clerk
in drug store, were Killed. william ltiuk had boh his
arms broken nnd G. T. Lat. Intfck Duffy. Orvile An
drrsOn. ". W. Yaun umd Frank Guizcnberger were all
badly injured
a spcca from Dixon, H.. To The MferOceln
says; Tho loss OF hic IN thIs mornings frs
WIS OccnsiOned by terrific cxplosiun whi"h
cured at O'clock and threw down the
East wall scattering the fire every direction aud
hurting scycral nreIntn. Who were upon the roof of
Dcckcr's MILL into tho millracc. Many Of them were
c.tfa y m cd
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THE sPoFFORD KELLOGG CASE.
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS TO CONSIDER T-DIVIDED
OPINIONS AS TO WHAT IS THE BEST POLICY

A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS TO CONSIDER H-DIVlDHD
OPINIONS AS TO WHAT IS THE BEST POLICY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON April 6.-Senator salisbury, chair
man of the Committee OH Privileges and Elections.
gave notice on Yesterday that he would call up the
Kellogg Spofford resolutions for GctOn by the Sen
ate Tuesday.
This announcement served to crystalline the SEN
tiuent of opposition to these resolutions which ex-
lists in the minds of some of the Democratic Sena-
tors aud it was found expcdient to have caucus
over tue matter before taking any further steps.
The call was issued last night, and the caucus
assembled this morning Mt 10 o'clock recess
was taken from ~ until o'clock, and an adjourn
ment took place at haf-past this evening without
definite results having been reached.
The caucus will reconvene tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
An injunction of secrecy was placed upon all
present. IL Is known, however that Senators
Vest, Vance and Jones were foremost in advocating
the immediate expulsion of Senator Kellogg. and the
seating of Judge Spofford, while Senator Thurman
and Senator Butler spoke earnestly in opposition to
any action until after the Presidential election.
leading Democratic member Of the Committee
ON Privileges and Elections said tonight that the
case will, without any doubt, be taken up on next
Tuesday if in the meantime tue Geneva Award bill
shall have been disposed of. Another Democratic
Senator has this afternoon declared it to be his
opinion, Judging from the expressions dlopped in
the caucus that majority of the Democrats Of the
Senate do not believe it to be polite to press the
matter and make issue for the Republicans until
after the Presidential election.
The caucuses are called "order of business
caucuses" but the chief and only bone Of conten-
ton is the Kellogg case and its 1ateI still matter
Of doubt.
The following Democratic Senators arc mentioned
as being opposed to the present consideration of the
case Lamar Gordon, Ransom, Garland, Thurman,
Bayard, Maxey, Butler and Hampton.
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AN "o,.D HOME BLAINE CLUB.~

BRowNsyILLE, Penn, April 6.-The cltiIens
q, Hridceport West Brownyile and Brownvile have
held meeting and formed political association to DO
called The Home Blaine Club" in order that tho
iphabtauts OF the place OF Mr. Baines birth and early
home may properly testify their admiration and loyaiy
Cnain Samuel VanRook vice.presidents, W. f. Apple
Sate John prngle Jesse Bngur treasurer ~
commtee~R sen B. Lconard, Esep Adams, o. X. Knight
]. d. Armstrong, J. b. Krepgs Jas. l. Eowman. Inos S
Eocitta + W. Ais SOL G. krepps, Z. q. Rcichzrd ana
!. f. ROGERS The books Of the Club being opened zoo
names were enrolled.
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POLITICAL NEWH.
RETURNS FROM RHODE ISLAND.

RETURNS FROM RHODE ISLAND.
TIE TOTAL MUCH LARGER THAN IN 1S78-IN.
CREASED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE LEdIs.
LATURE.
Returns from all the towns in Rhode Island,
except Block Island, show vote of 22266 for Cover
nor about 1900 than the whole number OF legal
voters and 6613 larger than the total last
Alfred H. Littlehed. the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor lacks 248 votes Of election by the people, and
Henry H. Fay, the candidate for LieutenantGovernor,
lacks 1854 votes Of election. The other Republican
candidates for State offices also on the Prohibition
ticket and elected by majorites OF about 1000
EACH The Prohibition candidate for Governor received
some dlsafecte Republican votes. The vote by coun-
ties rs reported thus far for Governor Is given below
In 1870 there were ITO scattering votes not included In
the table, and this year 85 scattering votes reoord
1880 1870.
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rnEoDORE rnOMAs,s vALEDICTOGY.

CINCINXATI, April s.-Thcodore Thomas
closed his AT the College OF Music tonight by
conducting the last of the series Of concerts gwen by
The college Tho Inst number on the pro
cramme was appropriately chosen. Il was
Liszi's symphonic poem, " Tasso Lanento Trionto "
MIR Thomas goes To NcWYOrk Tomorrow, where he
VIII gather together about 100 members 0f the orchestra
for the coming MAY festival and rchcarr some OF The
IIusjc for that occasion. lie here Ia three
weeks 10 complete the preliminary work for the May
fneti
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Thursday, Al

LONDON. Thur sday, April 8, 1880
The snanish Congress to-day adopted Article IL OF the
,uhon Ru0et providing for the liquidation OF all dcDs
owing by the Cuban Treasury The liquidation accounts
9rr 10 no submitted TO the Cortes
In Egypt commission of four members has oeen
appointed to administer the registration ana
~ ond IN hc pace of Stone PachA General StOnel. an
Imerlcan who hitherto has been director OF lha ue
partment' -. ,.., 4,
The S. Petersburg Herald announces that Russia ~
%u"tcra Tor tho protection OF Russian Interests.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
CRIMES AND C4SU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
xuro parApE Up A ROPE.

TRYING TO ESCAPE UP ROPE: 4,
p1rrsBuRG Penn, April S.-Three conyIcts IN INC tho
western Pentenary knocked down and ed neeper p
and Ihey ic ana hurt The attempt failed completely
THE DANCERS THAT MINERS FACE cssn5, % ros
po1-rsyIfIE. PENN, April San explosion OF gas
,oot mace at No Colery 0irardviie % toasy Ma
ipurng William Crinage and a NJ Tsomas @ MeyeS
EIGHT GRAVES ROBBED.
OTTAWA. Ont, April 5.-An organized system, OF
fueh Village e ope1ec and Montreal % HT
nipR past week eight Dodles nhVe poen oaiiiou
On and the greatest excitement prevahA
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
CHARGES AGAINST 1HEAE PIsToRS.

NORWICH Conn, April Sat to-dry's sos
son Of the Providence Methodist Episcopal Conference.
committees were appointed TO Investigate the charges OF
immortality and uucrstHn conduct preferred against
the Revs. A. W. Paige, OF Glastonbury. Conn: G. T..
Walker Of Somerset, Mass ana A. L. bearing. O MOnu-
ineut MnHs. Each commit c cOnhlsA Of thriccn hrr-
gates and tho sion VIII bc secret When tile conit-
tccs arrive "a decision they VIII report tO The CON
ference their fndlugs and that will end tue cnses.
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Rep Dem. Pro- Rep. and Pro. Dem. G6k'r.
Little KIM How Van -
Counties. field. ball. ard Zandt. 5egar: HILL
BtstOl.. 527 200 222.. 492 1Oo K
Kent. 1896 $50 306.. 1920 70l 10
Newport. 992 500 $685.. 1.2O6 463 -
Provid'ce 1914 1881 3,160. 6.73l S,4XI Iey
Washg'n 1885 $50 645.. LOGS sl2 ~
Total. 1OO14 7,1O1 5,056. 9717 b,50S Sl5
Plurality. 2,0l3. 4,Z08
Total. .1O,O14 7,101 5,056..
Plurality. 2,0l3.

Senate and 80 IA the House. This year they will have
about 20 majority In the Senate, between 40 aud ~
majority in the House. large majority OF the Repuo.
can memberselect are understood 70 be In favor OF
General Burnslde's reelection to the United states
senate The new Leg,sature will elect tho Republican
candidates for Governor and LeutenantGovernor ID
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.
MORE LIBERAL GAINS.

A POLITICAL TIDAL wAvE-THE ENGLISH AND
SCOTCH COUNTIES FOLLOWING THE EXAMPLE OF
THE BoRoUGHs.
The net Liberal gain up to last night was
eighty-fve seats. This increase is largely due
to the success achieved in the Scotch and
English counties. In Ireland the Home
Rulers continue to make gains. The early
phases of the campaign are referred to in the
letter appended.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Dpcr1Nryo TO BE A CANDIDATE,

AT the meeting OF the Taxpayers Associa.
,on of Jersey City evening IL announced thas
ex-Mayor Manners. who was nominated as Mayor on
Monday night, had refused the nomination An emSrs T
wa made 10 find candidate. hut without success Inc
meeting was dsordery, and it was finally ao,ournco
subject 10 the call OF the chairman
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
r,ux.Ny PRIMARIES APPOINTED.

The Tammany Hall Committee on Organi-
zatou met yesterday with closed doors. Police Justice
Duffy presiding After long and excited debate Tues
@ ,h election Of delegates to Assembly District Con-
ycntions Of which will elect three delegates e tue
many Hall and Irving Han was discussed, but laid over
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
RAILROAD NORTGAGES GIVEM

CHICAGO, April ga dispatch from sioux
c 81, IN. tribune saws "The 81. Paul and Sioux CITY
Railroad Company have given o mortgage 70 the Csns
,ral Trust Company Of New-York. on three lmes e9s
or now building The MORTGAGE provides Iunos ~
Sn,idine I7O miles OF new road this season"
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER RIO GRANDE.

NEW ORLEANS, La., April s.-The steamer
p,o Gronde of the Mallory Line, from New-York for
Galveston has arrived Port Eads with the loss OF her
rudder. rudderpOSt and SHOE she VIII pe 'o"eu "
Galveston,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
KEARNEYS CASE POSTPONED.

SAN Francisco, April 9.-Kearney's case
,os c,,led today before Judge Freedom, ands post
onod until Saturday to enable correct transcript OF
mo Police Court docket tO be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
THE DELEGATION FROM MISSISSIPPI


WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Bruce tninKe
that the Republican state Convention OF Mssiss'pp'
viii send an unpledged delegation to chicago. This
means that the third term leaders have given up 'ne
Mans of securing the vote of that State Tor GranL
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09


AND SCOTCH COUNTIES--A BITTER CONTEST IN
LONDON Thursday, April 8, 1880.
Up to this time there have been elected 300 Lib
erals, 191 Conservatives and 80 Homo Rulers.
The Liberal successes in English and Scotch coun-
ties increase the surprise occasoned by the borough
elections. A Liberal majority independently of the
Home Rulers is now assured. Specific charges of
pressure by intimidation and undue influence by
sub-agents among Lord Derby's tenantry IN favor
of the Liberal candidates, are published;
seat for Cork City for which he has been returned
in conjunction with Mr.. John DAILY Major OGor,
man IIome Ruler), who was defeated for Waterford
CITY will stand as candidate for Meath County, for
which constituency Mr. Parnell had been nominated.
Bitter contests are being wagcd In Counties Mayo
aud Cork, where Mr. ParnePs candidates. brought
forward at the last moment. opposing the Mode:
rate Home Rulers. The Parneltes already elected
for other constituencies are stumpng these coun-
ties. and InilamnatOry placarls aud brOadSdes
arc being distributed. bitterly ATTACKING Jne UOu-
crates
A medical student of Queens College at Cork has
been rusticated for year for having got up
amongst the students an address to Charles - far-
nell on his return from America.
In Dublin the Tories intend to attempt to unseat
Dr. Lyons (IIberal, who has been elected for
dublin City. on The ground that he Is dSquaihed
by holding an Office.
The following were among tho members returned
to-day:
Vlscount Emlvn (Conscryafivc) and Mr. W. II. Powell
GbciaD. for CarmartHensre. the former reClcctcd-a
Lib 'rn gnin 90, NJ, ,c
snryniivcl for LelceStershire, South, the latter re-
clcctod-a Liberal gain. Mr. Pell visited tue United
states In the capacity OF Commissioner Oh Agricultural
depression.
Messrs K"nnenr and Thomas Lea UIbcrals), for Don
egal, the latter rctl, cird-a Liberal gam.
Major FrancIs OIcirnc Oiome Rulerl and Mr.. LOTUS
Tot cnlnm (Corscryatve for Leirim, the former re-
e!ecf-d-a Conservative gam. .
Lord Coin Campbell, son OF the Duke OF Argyll
Udh,rD for Arsy eSre, Reelected. Sir Gr0rge camp
hr n. brraD Tor kirkcally, rrelected MeS-rs Denls
OCOnOr md sexton Ulpme Rulcrsl. for County sligo,
the former re-cl,eted-a Home Rule gain.
Tho Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler sent tho following
Telegram to Mr.. Gladstone last evening:
NY congregation send hearty congratulations to tho
champion OF TRUTH the lover Of peace and the friend OF
America"
LoNDOS. Friday. April o. 1880.
Mr. Parncll says he will sat for Meath instead of
Cork.
The net Liberal gain is now cigh'v-live seats.
The Ddily Ncrs. this morning, says:
II ere can be 10 doubt that the country has declared
NOT only ia favor ~ the Liberals bmi for Mr.. Gladstone
ne rhcT OF me Government II the Queen docs not send
for Mr. GadsfOne The rst thing lOrl Granville or tr
Nifuui- OF Harrington. WNncver receycS the Royal
Commission, do, will he to wait on Mr. GladstOGe
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
4 SEVERE STORM AT 0HARLEsT0&.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., April ga heavy NORTH
east storm pas prevailed here oil das. ana sas
severe at sea-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
4 LARGE CASH PAYMENT.

CHICAGO, April S.-IHt IalRcsI casH paymcnJ
ever made In Chicago made to-day By the Frs, Na
iional Bau In rcl"mption of the Chicago Hnd Pacific
KaiIr0ad 10y order OF the EItcd States Circuit Court
aud paid into the subrrcasniy. The amount was
=
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
KEMBLE TAKES THE EUAL BY THE HORNS.
HARRrsBrRG, Penn, April SIN direct OPP

pOsition 10 the advice aud wiscs Of hs counsel Mr.
Kembe has positively refused TO put IN appearance
either Ia ent.r new bail receive sentence. THIS
Kcnblc has informed his counsel, is ns method or
taking the bull Dy the horns"
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
INCIDENTS OF THE CONTEST.

IMPORTANT LIBERAL SUCCESSES IN THE ENGLISH
AND SCOTCH COUNTIEs--A BITTER CONTEST IN
IRELAND.