New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
Aeau.4lork Daily Grlbaa'ae,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1880.
TRIPLE SH Z Z L .
TIE NEWS THIS MOANING.

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UNE says that great anxiety is felt IN Eng
land about affairs in Arghanistan; the Savage
Climb gave "a notable dinner to American actors Oh
Friday night: Irish need may now he consid-
cred past 60 In che Paris cable dispatch the
career Of Lady Susan Talbot is described. GO
Owing to the poor harvest in France, the President
of the French Senate Leon Say Is in favor of re-
mission of taxes. 60 dispatch from Cabul
states that portion of the British Army there VIII
be detached to the relief of Candahar GO The
Sultan of Turkey is inclined to concede the claims
of Montenegro fof home territory. == Prince
Leopold and the Princess Louise sailed for Europe
yesterday
Observation-Disclosures into the embezzle-
ments of Deputy Collector Boone, of Brook
lyn show them to have extended over
several years. = There is great ex-
citement in Georgia over the murder OF
coiorcd family at Jonesboro. 60 Trouble Is
anticipated at the election in Alabama to-
morrow. The eleventh anniversary
of the first religious exercises at Ocean
Grove tok place yesterday. 60 Saratoga
and Long Branch hotels are crowded. -
The season at Newport prosperous one. 60
Colonel John Hay delivered an address on the Bal
ance Sbeetof the two Parties at Cleveland. 60
The Saratoga races ended yesterday. The
meeting has been successful one. -
Secretary Evarts has received FROM
Sydney the full list of awards made at
the Exhibition there. - Crop reports show that
the weld of wheat is above the average in most of
the States of the Northwest.
CRY AND SUBUEBAN.-General Garfield will ar
rive TO attend the conference Of Republican leaders
at 7:4O Wednesday evening 80 DR.. Tan
per is determined not 10 give up
his weight yesterday was the same
as on Friday - The coffer-dam at
.t,o l,fa Tunupl
disaster filed with water yesterday. -
The Department of Public Buildings finally
abolished. THE so-caled Bull fight afforded
much amusement - Balbo still hopes for a
Communication of bis sentence. GO God rates Of
the legal-tender silver dollar (41212 grains 500
cents --- Stocks generally dull but active and
higher for "a few speclalties. and closing firm
TN WkATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate clear and partly cloudy weather, with slight
changes in temperature and chances of light showers
late in the day Thermometer yesterday: Highest
67o lowest go average. 1881.
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The brilliant success of the Republican f6te
In Paris on the 18th OF July is described
In q letter from our correspondent, to Toe found
on another page. The best feature of the
celebration seems to have been the unbroken
good humor of all classes.
The bull fight was a gentle game OF tag
between man and beast and so highly moral
and 50 distinctly proper that it would scarcely
have diverted the attention of Sunday
school class from their teachers explanation
of Noah's study in natural history. The show
was so radically Americanized that the only
foreign element in it was Celtic cry OF
"Macar-r-r-roni" in the best Italian style.
The engineers of the Hudson River Tunnel
have met with another discontinue strong
tide has forced the water through the Golfer
Dam. and the hole which had been so labOn-
ousy excavated has been filed up again. The
bodies of the miners cannot be recovered Tor
another week at least. The engineers are pre-
cisely where they were ten " twelve days
Ago. These failures do not improve their
reputation.
Sir John Macdonald is the sturdiest Tory
in the Dominion of Canada so far as loyalty
TO the Mother State is concerned Conse-
ouently when a complimentary dinner is
given to him in London he afiirms III the
strongest terms the affection OF Her Majesty S
Canadian subjects and the popularity of the
Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne
among all classes of the Dominion. 1t Is
no secret however, that the Premier is in
London to beg for a railroad subsidy from
the Imperial Exchequer. When the Marquis
of Lorne was appointed Governor General
many newspapers in the Dominion assumed
that a subsidy would be forthcoming without
delay owing TO the Viceroy's personal inlu-
ence as the Queens son-in-law. That dream
has not been realized, and the Premier has
gone in person to work up credit for an en-
terprise that has already beggared Canada.
Our special cable dispatches show that the
Powers are still in consultation respecting the
means to be employed to cOerce the Porte,
and that there is nothing III their temporary
inaction to imply iTesolution. There were
similar delays in 1s26-27. when the Euro
pean States interfered in behalf OF Greece,
and created little kingdom by the applica-
ton of physical force. The combination was
formed under the most untOward clrcum-
stances, when there were signs of unrest in
all quarters of the Continent. France and
England had armies in Spain and Portugal,