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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
FITZ JOHN PORTER'S CASE.
FIJI JOHN IOh EhS CASE.
SENATOR LOGAN's MINORITY REPoRT-A VIGOROUS
PROTEST AGAINST RESTORING PORTER TO THE
ARMY.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxE.l


WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The minority report
from the Senate Military Committee the Ftz John
Porter case was presented IN the Senate to-day by
Senator Logan. The report opposes the passage
nj tbe bin recommended by the majority 10 set aside
and declare null and void the findings OF tho General
court Martial which cashiercd and dismissed General
Porter in 1868.
The report opens by rectng that the case was within
the Jurisdiction OF this Court that Porter appeared and
WAS sat SIZED with the composition OF the Court and de-
dared that he had objections TO any members of it,
The report takes the ground that the Board OF Officers
who reported favor OF setting aside the proceedings
of the Courtnartia in this could only report for
the Of correcting errors of history or TO enable
the President determine If this is case where the
hardening power should he invoked.
No future COmmandeI-in Chief annul thcact OF his
predecessor In confirming such finding When
the military tribunal has perished with the
state of war 1t is incompetent for any and all
authority combined annu and set aside the Judgment
OF the Court. The President pardon General Por
ter the report says If he deems 1t proper under his
tbory but this Ia all hc legally and properly do.
The report concludes follows: Therefore, iInpeed
h oil tho foregoing reasons the minority, urgently
sIId sincerely protest against the passage OF the
nrnnosed bi Ii would staud hereafter as an incentOn
10 military disODedience In the crises or arms ana
for tho most dan gerOus crime soldier can commit. We
because the money appropriated Dy this act VIII
he noney drawn Treasury III furlherance OF an
purpose, and III denance OF tne rules OF
,in pa,r we urotest becagse the bin Ia loaded with
IL uyertdcs statutes ana vests the
with unconstitutional power Ii subyerts the
rdcr ~ military promotion aud postpones the worthy
W sdysn The unworthy. Its tendency is TO applaud
tnau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
THE AFGHANS AGAIN HOSTILE.

CALCUTTA, MUluay, 7 ID D IosV
MOoshk-i-Aum and MahOmed Jan have
called upon the tribes 70 tne attack upon tho
British. The K0listJuis and Gnilzais have tnGs far
gwen notice OF their readiness to march.
RUSSIA BECOMING FESTIVE.
LONDON. Monday, Feb. 0. 1880.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Standard says he is
informed that Prince Lpblnof, Russ Ambassador at
London has received fresh orders from HIS Government
TO mint in bis discussion with the English Cabinet on
Asiatc affairs Russia si1ers Hcrat "a Nlg BE-
yond EnglaLd's sphere and that she could nU; taerc
fore, suffer HeraJ TO DC exclusively subOrdlnaed TO
Blush Influence.
disUatch from Cabul TO The Times says " We
probably have hoard the last f united Afcaau-
lsau, aud tnat for the only power nicl
could agalu bud Ep ghaulstau into solid and united
kingdom IL England"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
BOYD DEFEATS ELLIOTT on THE TYNE.

Notwithstanding the uniavorablc weather,
an enormous Of spectators gathered 10 wit
uess the BoydElrott boat Rain Gnd slcet
fell throughout the r.ce. Boyd tie fav0rte
in the betting at the odds Of six 20 four. fair start
hayiuc been made, Boyd immediately drove his beat 10
the rOui, and led by about one length III the hrst
forty wards AOOut mile from the brlugc ne settled
easy swing OF thrJ two Strokes 70 TIE ln-
ute and c0nteuted himself with Keeping three cngths
ahead for tue remainder OF sc distance Uu'il nearing
the suspension bridge, when h" surted, passing Under
u four eDgas ahead. Hoyds timc oitl"r Z257 or
2247 for the reports differ. and EliOrs 13la seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
SENATOR GORDON'S AMBITION.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUNk.l
WAsniNGToN. Feb. 9-The speck of war over one
of the Georgia supervisorships has not reached an
issue vet, the Census Committee not having dig
posed OF the matter.
Senator Gordon has worked himself into very
unscnatorial state of excitement over the matter,
and has teen lobbying among both Democratic and
Republican Senators to-day TO secure the rejection
of Mr. Simmons. The District to which he is
nominated for Supervisor comprises thirty counties.
twcDty-seyen Of which gave majoritics against the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE Tragedy.

MANCHESTER, \. H., Feb. 9.-Mrs. Dilling-
ham, who nearly straBgled by her nephew at
Londonderry was still ali this afternoon, ,.but sinkng
rapidly. She Will probable die before morning. Young
Dillingham; maintains stolid demeanor and seems To
hardly realize his situation. lie is said to have been
corrupted by vie story books ana read eagerly tho ac-
counts OF the recent Cruc murder. He went school
mis- Winter, aud was regarded a "A youth OF average
ability aud the last to be suspected OF committing so
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
A DUBLIN THEATRE DESTROYED.
SIX LIVES PROBABLY LOST.
DUBLIN. Monday, Feb. 9, 19s

llUIItIIFs ItE, y, IoNV
As preparations were being made this after
noon for day performance OF panomime ct the Thea
tire Royal the curtains in the box reserved for the
Dnkc and Duchess of Marlborough, took hre. The
flames spread rapidly, and in few hours the whole
building was destroyed. THIS evening tie de3Fis
still burning, and fears felt that the adjoining
buildings may be destroyed. Il is feared that the
aser Of the theatre, property anil four assis-
tants have perishcd 10 the flames
Lcter-Sx liyeswere lost IN the fire at the Theatre
Royal The fire brigade succeeded in preventing tao
spread of the flames the adjoining houses. The Lod-
Lieutenant OF Ireland present during The conf ira,
ton. The loss by des OF Iheatie aud
tents il estimated at 100000.
The Theatre Royal in Hawkins-st. was the
largest Of the three Duon theatres. being second in
size to those Dury Lane aud COyen Garden, London.
1t enjoyed far degree Of Prosperity, aud the
OF many memorable drama events.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
REPUBLICAN POLICY IN VIRGINIA.
A COALITION WITH EI1HER OF THE DEMOCRATIC
FACTIONS UNApvIsABLE
(BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rmnUNE.l

FACTIONS UNADVISABLE.
(BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBuNE.l
WAsHNGToN, Feb. 0.-The condition of political
affairs in Virginia is beng carefully studied by Re
publicans in Washington.
The breach between the Conservatives and he
adiusters does not seem likely to be closed before
the Presidential election and tho question as to
what course the Republicans shall take IN view OF
this fact appears still to be an open one AT
meeting of the Republican Congressional Committee
last evening this question said to have been dis
cussed, aud the propriety of some advisory action
by~the committee was considered. Ii is understood
that no such action was determined upon, but that
the subject will be further considered at meeting
10 he held this week.
Itisreported that among the members of the COM
mittee present last evening the prevailing senti-
ment appeared TO be that the Virginia Republicans
ought to hold aoof from, and to form no coalition
with, either wing Of the Democracy III the coming
campaign. - 1t was asserted by several who opposed
a coalition that if the Republicans would make
square fight, on grounds of party principle, they
would stand good chance of carrying three If not
four of the Congressional Districts IN virginia, In
ulnce of the onr District which they now hold. 1t
was also urged that If the Republicans should unite
their forces with the MahOnc faction they would
gain nothing in Congressional representation ana
even If they helped to carry the electoral tlckei,
would have assurance that the electOtal vote
would not be given TO the regular Democratic can
dldate for the Presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
IMPROVING NAVIGATION.
COLONEL NEwIoN's EEPORTs IN REGARD TO TnI
BERGEN SHIP CA%AL, NEwTOwH CREEK AM
OTHER PROJECTS.
,.t ,~ mn -, rup TprorNp


BERGEN SHIP cASAL, NEwTowS CREEK AND
OTHER PROJECTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRBUNEl
WAsHIxGTON, Feb. 9.-The Secretary Of War sent
70 the Senate to-day the report Of Colonel John
Newton of the Engineer Corps npon the projected
ship canal across Bergen Neck, connecting Newark
Harbor with New-YOrk Harbor The bottom o. the
canal will be solid rock twelve feet below
mean low water. No locks have been estimated Tor
or proposed il being deemed preferable to endure,
for short periods on each tide velOctes of between
four and five miles an hour, to tho delays incident
upon locking especially when tows IN question
The amount estimated for the work Is
$685., ,422 5S
Colonel Newton also estimates for the improve
mcnt of Cheesequakes Creek, y. j., giving four feet
of water in the channel from Rartan Bay to White
heads at a cost of S75, ,279 for the Improvement of
South River. " j.. between Rartan River and Old
Bridge at n cost OF l94, ,G95. 1t Is proposed to rec
lfv the entrance of the artificial channel or canal
into Raritan River, closing South River below Pet
tits brickyard increasing by means Of dykes and
dredqing the deph to eight feet at mean low water
nv 70 Washington Village, six feet from Washington
tn Bissetts and four feet from BisSets to the Old
| Bridge. The amount of commerce to be benchtcd
| by these impf0WmentS Is stated aI ~ 'Hoo,"%o.
Colonel Newton also makes report III regard TO
| NcwtoWn Creek AT the mouth of East River. New
York Since s57 the depth Of water on the bar
has shoaled about four feet. the depth being about
twelve and half feet at mean low water. and u has
also sboaled considerably between the bar and the
| bridge. draft Of twcnty-one or twenty-five feet
is desired by those interested, from East River 10
| Vernon-av the cost of which Is estimated at
S36250. The current is so sluggish that the dura-
| ZION of the improvements designed cannot be pre-
| dicfel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
4 PHILADELPRIA NM BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb. 1.-THE
Chatham Mills extensive three story
brck structure at Howard and Berks-sts.
WAS entirely destroyed by fire this evening involving
loss estimated al $4,000.
The property j. owned aud principally occupied bY
Uarpst Montague CO.. carpet weaveTs Tho damage TO
the building - estimated by tins lrm To be-
600 while their loss stock and machinery Is fixed
nj Sl5 900 This entire amount Is almost covered by
insurance. 49, ,., ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
NEW BRITISH MEASURES.

LONDON, Monday, FeD. 9. 1850.
In the House of Commons to-day, Sir STAFF
ford Northcote Chancellor OF the Exchequer replying
to questions stated that he intends proposing renewal
the Ballot Act for year. 80 n 20 give the new Par
lament opportunity to consider the question Hc also
said that intends shortly t0 Introduce bills on upt
practices AT elections ard for distributing ak seats now
vacant in the House of Commons 10y the aiSenranchse.
ment Of certain towns punishment for bribery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY

SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 9.-The Republican
Central Committee Washington Territory has elected
Thomas r. Minor and Thomas d. Brents delegates 10
the National Convention; aornates, George II. Seward
and James 4. Perkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

District George II. Pnrser acted rs chairman, and
Colonel Tracy, OF the Mayors Office secretary The
grounds on which the contest founded were that
the election began before the time which 10
nOunced, and that repeating had been allowed In the
voting One of the witnesses said that he knew OF
man who had voted five times Other and similar tes-
timODv given. The contestants allowed III
Thursday hand in documentary evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
ALBANY DELEGATES FOR GRANT.

ALBANY, Feb. 9.-The following delegates
to the Republican state Convention eectedtodAy:
Ist Assembly D!strict-William ii. Singecland,
Charles II. Hammond and James Kelly.
Id Distrct-Cbares y. Easton, Charles f. Saith,
Cornelius Shngerland aud James VI Cneesbrough
BoIh Conventions adopted resolutions IN favor of
nominating General Grant for President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
A GREAT CATASTROPHE.

LOXDON, Tuesday, Foo 10. 1850.
Reuters COnstantinople dispatch reports that
dur,ug a ttle q barrack three stories high, that
city. suddenly collapsed. Two hundred soldiers were
killed and 800 wounded Tho number of casualties has
proba0ly been exaggerated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
PILES FOR STEAMBOATS,.
farNrnAL pREss pIsrKTcn.I

WAsHIsGToN, Feb. 9.-1he Board OF Super
viing Inspectors OF Steam Vessels adjourned To-day
The following matters OF Importance nave peen sposed
OF by tue Board:
n,ot ruIos OF Western rivers have been changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
A GRANT CAUCUS.

viln t7t. Lawrence County Republican on
saturday. tue yOre stood: Grant %, sherman and
d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
A GREAT COMET OBSERVED.

LONDON, NOluHy, FcD. 2, IosU
DR.. Benjamin Apthorp Gould, Director Of
the National Observatory at CorIova, In the Argentine
Repub!c has felegraohcd Professor Peters. OF Kel,
4 or OF the AstrOHOHiiSche Nae richtea, tBa gTeas
comet is passing the In = nOrthward direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
TuE GRAvGERs TO BEGIN AGITATION.

NAcltl y, ~ H., itD' o. L hO itidoltIS VI tHC
State Crliigoe of N-w-EnglaId met mere to-day and
decided 20 hold three or four ma s-meetngs IN the do
eut NeN-lnglaud states during the present year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS
THE CHIEF DUBLIN THEATRE BURNED.

THE CHIEF DUBLIN THEATRE BURNED.
THE IRISH DISTRESS STILL UNDER DgBATE--GEN-
ERAL GRANT ENJoYiNG CUBAN HOSPITALITY.
The Royal Theatre in Dlblin has been burned.
The British Government announces that. it will
continue the BlIot Act for another year, and
repress corrup. practices at elections The debate
the distress in Ireland was resumed in the British
House of Commons last evening. Or. b. 4. Gould
has discovered a great Genet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
so as to give the descending steamer absolute right of

give the descending steamer absolute reh' VI
,or
The form OF al certificates Of inspection, passenger
ferry freight and towing has been changed Dy sIS
from the backs thereof the memOrandnm vi lusP.h %
aud Transferring the face OF the certcate 50 uo "
has been deemed essential. ,,,
Rule IL has been amended so as TO require an I'D
man 10 he m or near the pilot h0usA passenger anu
ferry steamers M ail times The former rule only re-
quired extra night routes. - ,ts
resolution was adopted requiring two steam WINS
ties dOuhleeiid ferry-b0ats. ..-.r
All ferry steamers will hereafter he required ~ cH,h5
the same lights passenger steamers navigating to
watera. ,.,.or En-
Ali navigating rough waters are heresiVei "
have lfe-raft 10 every two fe-boats re's'u; i-s
II was ordered that all iron used for marine OK
of A. 900 pounds tensile strain and under shall suom
per cent contraction OF area and per cent
contraction each additional 1,OOO pouuuS 'oh''
strain up 70 and including 10000 pounds. -, Ton
IL ordered that all pilots shall DC eAaniho" Iva
color blindness hereafter. . =, o,irbor
built has been repealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
ANTI-TAMMANY DOMESTIC TROU

The Irving Hall Committee on Contested
Seats met last evening hear testimony IN relation TO
the contested primary election In the IVth Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

THE FETE AT THE MEXICAN LEGATION.
GORGEOUS AFFAIR-MAGNIFiCTNT DECORATIONS
AND sUMPTUoUs DREssEs-DIsTI IsTINGUIsHED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
DRIFT OF POLITICAL OPINION.

SENAItIK EDMUNDS A FAN'IKIIt r JANUIUAIE Y IN ' VIZ
MoNr-vIRGINIA REPUBLfCANs-AN ELECTION IN
THIS CITY.
Prominent Republicans of Vermont express
the opinion that General Grants popularity
as Presidential candidate is on the
wane, and that there is growing
sentiment favorable to Senator Edmunds.
Republicans in Washington think that the
party in Virginia should stand alone. and not
ally itself with either of the Democratic fac
tions. The Republican Central Committee of
this city elected officers last night
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

A numerous company of Canadians
assembled In the city Of New York,
not long since. IN considsr The quss.
ton Of the annexAtion Of the Dominion
70 ths Rspsblie. They favored Tho
proposition 70 man. and made some
prstsy plain end iorcible speeches ID
defence II the positions assumed. Can,
ada. they thought. must ever b . t.
SECTION Of the United States. When
- prosper hers. thsy will there, Only
ina Len dsgrss: AID when times an
hard With %. they will b seill hapdss
north Of IL Has. AZ losg - sha,
coaatry = 70 overshadovsa b. thu. b,
The condition Of Canada one Of depsn-
denos upon a. indepsndsacs Of 0rsa,
Bsitaia. this diaaerseabls STATE o.
a3sirs sill exist the ealy psesasso'
selisf iron which thass esntlenes
thoagat was % b found 10 annsxasioa
Canada. when ready. like nice rip>
apple. vill fall into the American
hAkee without the trouble Of pickisg
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15
Sunday, February Is, 1880
FENCES.

Fence OF no fence il the question
now asitating the population Of East
srn Wsshisgton. TO the people Of
that spsrssly wooded region. il ID .
question of vital iopoetsnce. and il one
likely to b decided In favor OF no
fence. A few statements concerning
fencing, from the Anser;ceS AgrieuL
tarist will be interesting 1t this time.
Nius years ego the statistics gather
cd d Washington showed that tie
fences then in existence. had cost $l.-
7l7 50 .98l. The additions since have
raised the cost Of the present fencing
Of the country to folly $4,000. 000. 600.
A million dollars 10 . pretty large sum
TO count. q even n couceive OF. I've
can not csunt one million In the work
ing days Of . mostb, couutiog ono .
second and 10 hours day.. bat here
are two thoasand such millions. The
interest and repairs amount to over
10O0. O00. 900 . year, and the rebuilding
.of dscayiog fences nearly - much
more. making eur snnusi fence tax fer
more than The entire cost Of the Army.
Navy, the General Government exPeu
sss and Pensions. together with the
interest on the public debt.
In New York State. for exam pie.
there 80 sono $4,000 miles of roads
rsquirise 10000 miles Of fencing.
costing ever 90. COZ. 900. and the total
fencing In this single State has cost
not less than $3.50. 0OO. 900.
In New England, according to IN
excellent authority. 1T takes t1.74
worth II fences 70 keep tl.65 worth Of
stock from eating GAS worth Of crops >
Iron II . new element in fencing.
and one likely to bsoomesPopular. 1t
10 easy Of construction. cheap. effective
and durable. 4 hundred thousand
milss Of bsrbsd wire fence have been
recently erected. and IL said most ad-
mirably 70 answer the purpose for
which II 10 intended. In this direction
may liz . remedy for evils at present
disturbing our neighbors Of the eastern
coanties.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15
BEET sUsAR.

The number Of sugar mills in Ger
nsny ID 800. sgainst 148 il 1850, and
the production Of 1879 was $50 900 900
pounds agaiost lls,000.ooo pounds
twenty eight years before. Il takes
about twelve pounds Of bssts 70 make
one pound Of sugar. The total pro-
daction Of oil Europe in 1878 VA
5000. o0o. 900 pounds. The portion oil
the United States best adapted 70 The
cultivation Of the sugar beet il that
portion bordering the Canadian line,
from New Eogland 70 Washington
Territory. Many advantages favor the
production OF beet root sugar in our
country, and no other industry would
perhaps yield 90 large . return 70 the
people - this one. The srop Of 1879
shows . deficiency OF over 2Oo, 900 tons
10 Europe alone. In consequence Of
this shostnsss of the crop. the importl
Of cane sugar have greatly increased.
England requiring 10000 tons more
taan In 1879. The consumption Of oil
descriptions OF sugar in ths United
States 10 more enormous tan cur PEG.
pie are gsnsrally swars; amounting to
81 .es6 tons last year. sevsn-sighths Of
which were Imported from foreign
shorss. Let the production iucrsas.
fast - It may. It will bs many year,
hsfore The demand can Be fully sup
piled.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

handicapped, and should select Grant
because think rotation in Office 10 the
curse Of our Affairs. What We want ID
liability and continuity. II i . poin,
OF weakness that our President 10 elect
ed every four years. It il unnecessary
excitement and disturb Ance Of our com.
0unity, and yet to have any army OH.
Ger elected for life wonld be going Il
the other extreme. The bsst thing il
TO reflect from term to term the man
who is fouad to be competent and able
to discharge efficiently the functions Of
his office; applause 1 hold . ms1
should not only be eligible for third
term, bat even fer fourth term. OF
fifth term: prolonged applause
do not know Why if judge is elected
for seven years and reelected repeated
" if he is an efficient Judge, Presi-
dent should not be reelected in the same
manner. should eject Grant If I had
the casting of the vote of the country.
/ should elect him because think be
10 the most remarkable man our ago
ever produced in any country. He j,
. msa very little understood.
EUROPE.
MADRID, Feb. l4.-In the Cham Der
Of deputies today Premier Cauovas De
CASTILLO. replying to au Interpolation.
stated that the Government would not
receive petition brought by the Kabyl
chiefs from several thousand Moors,
asking to be placed under the alle-
glance of Spain. He added that it had
been arranged that the representatives
of the Powers should hold conference
on the afairsof Morocco, which would
probably take Mace in Madrid. aud
would be highly beneficial to Spain.
LONDON. Feb 14--In the House oil
Commons tonight the first thirteen
clauses Of the Ireland seed potatoes
bill were passed and the House sd-
jeurned.
BERLIN, Feb lin the Lower
House ofthe Prussian Diet the remain
der of the Budget bills passed their
second reading.
Prussia's natriculatory contribution
to the Empire is Get down in the
Budget at 1861. 753 marks. The rev.
enue and expenditure for the financial
year of 1880 81 are each estimated Il
79S. 1885,. $50 marks. ordinary expendi'
lures at 76O, 223. $50 marks. and the ex.
trsordiuary outlay ct SO. 76l $50 marks.
The North German Gazette in On arti.
Gle on British politics. expresses the
opinion that in the next general cleo.
ton in Great Britain. the Liberals vii!
pay dearly for leaguing With the Irish.
Herr Lasker, leader of toe National
Liberals. proposes visiting the United
States. where ne will make prolonged
stay.
1t is reported Oh fair authority tina;
o special alliance 10 about to b. con.
cluded between England, Germany and
Austria.
DUBLIN, Feb. l3.-Unemployed IL.
horers of this city held another demon
stration today. In their speeches they
declared that they were on the brink oil
starvation.