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New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
PROPOSED CRUISE OF THE EssEx.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA5HlNGrUS, Tues lay, Dec. -. lS~l.
Secretary Lincoln intends to be III Washington "eHt
Saturday.
william g. LeDuc. late Commissioner OF Agrcultnrc,
has been elected member Of the National Society OF A
culture Of France.
Secretary Hunt in consequence Of slight indispo,i-
ton which temporarily confines HIM 10 bis residence,
was not a. the Navy Department today.
There will he no further change, Of officers In the
Treasury Department nniil after e return OF secretary
ToIger, who Is not expected before saturday.
Acting Po.tmaster-G General Elmer left this city Tor
Ee,gYork this morning. and Third Assistant Postmaster
General Hazen Ia now ac ine - Po'imaser-Gch'ra.'
A telegram from the Navajo Agency In Now-Mcxico
asks for the immediate shipment Of vaccine points
enough 10 vaccinato 800 persons Inc shanPoA Is
spreading there
President Arthur has signed and returned to the
Treasury Department from Naw-Iork City the connie
si,ns 81 Pierre Van Wyck 10 he superintendent OF tie
NeW-Y0Tk Assay Oicc, and jacob - LcAe'dt, A-safcf
at the Phlafclpha Mint
General sherman, who has just returned To washing
ton from an official visit to the Military School at Fort
Leayenworth Kan. praises its condition and manage
ment very highly aud says he Il moro than ever con
vnced that II will prove cToat dement, |" TIE army o
the future
The bond redempons under The 105h call up 10 datc
amount TO $I7 O6s $50. the redempons % daie under
the IO6th call exclusive OF bonds received in New York
since last Tuesday (hc returns Of which have not yci
been received the Treasury Department. amount to
$67O2,lDO.
commissioner Price tins morning received letter
from, r. b. Hunt Indian Agent at the Kowa, Comnnchc
and wichita Agency, informing him o the burning o o
wichita school building on the 18th inst The school
building and the trial bu ling ajotnnf were t"hiiy
destroyed with al the contents, suHc oi the tocr5 anu
employ rs barely escaping with tl"ir hVes.
The House Committee on Appropriations VIII bold It's
frat meeting a week from next Tuesday the day on
which Congress will -.emolc Chairman isoock viii
ON that day appoint the subcommittee and designate the
work each is to have particular charge and ne
hopes 10 repOrl o. the general appropriation Duls
| 10 the House by the Goth Of January.
In view OF the prevalence Of smallpox at various points
in the West surgeon Wooiworth Of the Marine Hospital
Service has issued orders his sub0riiuacs at Cnon-
noti Ioyisvie Caro and ST. Louis 10 without
charge all si.ambOamcn the ONO, and Miss!-spIi
Ktvcrs who may Apply for vaccination, without regard
to the usual requirement OF certain length Oi service.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

fenced to imprisonment has been released at Csnter
bury account OF the state Of his health.
Tho Berlin correspondent OF The Standard says :
" The customs officials have continued to donbie ana
treble the tax many kinds OF imported provisions oy
taxing the wrappers labels essential parts or the
CONSIGNMENT. Thus American corned beef In uns ID
taxed As fine iron wares.'"
HONOLULU, Dec. 19.-The Hon. II. A. Carter has lei'
Honolulu on a diplomatic misson TO Portugal Inc
Bshop OF Honolulu has gone to England on matters con
cerning the church.
SYDNEY, Dec. IA compromise has been effected oe-
tween the Council aud the Assembly the Chinese bill
Tie poll tax has been fixed at RlO. The Trades Union
bill. copy Of the English act has passed its second
reading IN committee, with unmpOrtant amendment
The wheat prospects fair, and It is probable
that last years averages will be repeated. The
schooncr4 PorcVla and Hahenna have been kidnapping
natives from Bartholomew and Appi Islands. The ma
yes vengeance and ia believed they VIII atack
any expedition landing the islands.
MONTREAL. Dec. 27.-There is great anxiety mere
about the ice supply not pound has vet been cut
American dealers from both East and West have made
large contracts and many have secured warehouses here
an Ice fanue being anticipated IN the United States
The French delegates to the Yorktown celebration
are expected here tomorrow. reception VIII be
given them in the evening at the Windsor Hote
Thursday they will proceed to Quebec returning here
take their departure the evening for New-Gorb
The Gth Fusilccr Regiment o. this city mas oech
invited visit Brooklyn and Troy \. Y, next suHluitI
The matter ls under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
THE ADMISSION OF DAKOTA.
lBY rELEoRApu TO THE rmBUNE.l

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Chairman Burrows OF
the Committee Territories will call meeting OF
that Committee for Friday of next week. In con-
yersauon with a TRIBUNE correspondent to-day re-
sDectipg the work that viii come before his com
mittee during tins session, Mr.. Burrows said:
81 think that the most important measure be-
fore rs and indeed, of the most important that
will be brought 1orward in Congress this winter Will
he a hill for the admission OF Dakota as state.
bill for that purpose has already been offered IN
the Hous- and referred 10 the committee and sew
eraI hills on the same subject are pending IN the
Senate This is a measure in which take very
deem interest. and shall do all in my power to BE-
cure its adoption" e..
"Do you expect very determined opposition 10 IL
in the House p asked the correspondent.
"Well have heard thai the Democrats VIII op-
pose il very strenuonsly, not because they really
think that Dakota lacks any of the attributes neces-
sarv as n prerequisite to her admission as a STATE
lint simply for the reason that Dakota Will proDa-
l,ly be a Republican State. Some OF the Democrats,
understand declare that they Will hhbuSter IN
defnteIy in order to prevent action upon the bill
Ii hey should do this, j, for one would D9 wllhS
IN max II an issue and fight II out, II need be unll
The expiration of the XLVIlth Congress; Such a
strucrle as that is one in which the hepnDlcans IN
Congress could well afford to engage, ana ~ WouIG
make Republican votes every day IL lssted Dnl 1
hardly believe that the Democrats VIII be iO4uSh
enough TO push their opposition 10 INC eAtehI "hch
some OF them now threaten"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
PelGulNrs or WESTERN yfU&.
FAILURE or A WHOLE ALE LIQUOR roU 81.

PAJTUHE OF a WHof ALE LIQUOR FOt 81
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dee 2I.-Ihc Wtu.rsale
liourr aor-c of j. T. E.rcnhcrg to-day n."r an ~
.1.~,. g. la- %1Fara fJr the benefit oi uor cred
It.r- Tnc a.-n.s ni iHl'i.ir' n'r n"i "h'alhH'ic.
ANIL BLOWN Ur IN ARKANSAS
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. III disp1tch 10
IN Gu-,tis from Gufdpu srFH; Mh-nH N.u ia lHH
mace was blown up ltHt cvrnn-. C.arir~ Reel was
r. d. stuuugtou ana +. Mri nrrui seriously injured
INDIANA Efvlrs OVEEFIowIN0.
INDTAEAPOIIs, Dee. 2I.-DISpHlchcH rrcciVcd
Tonight from the -putl. ttf. para %. the -'a'c rcp"
fi,t the white River and other streams very mach
swoll-n, oycrl, owing t.e bo.ton lands sud seriously
damadng the wheat cIup.
ACCIDENT OS : MISSISSIPPI sTEih.H
LITTLE Rock, AK, Dee. 27.-A steamer
nine YESTERDAY uu,iiur ucir Cnfn-h Bond Tue pno
br-t aou' twenty feet aft the boil scaidinr I'VE We ot
the crew, three seriously. Tire negro r"HtADOd'H
iuuucd nvcrbl.r ~ and Law" not been -'"r since
SHOE AVID LEATHER ENCHANGE.
CSCIVNATI, Dec. 2J.-IhC shoe and Leather
Exchange to-day u .ct,d the following officers: Prri-
dent Ricmri Wo"ey .ri uFHt ~ 1. %
Lang; second yic.-prrs'en' william II u, Li"1s'
fra-nrcr A. r. Plt-crnaun; drrc. ,r-, Nc .r Lewis H.
Utz y. Wolfsfcin, HUH Mckenzie II A. Perkins l.. T.
I Bradford, g. \ Ru1rrt Hud Aluph Nrfl
suor DEAD UNDER \ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ETFAULA, Ind. Ter, Dec. 2I-Lasi uIgilt, IN
a street dircuty with pistof Wlr" carpenter kllyd
2 Young man an9 escaped Nr'tl"n mana ON W, ~,
Missouri Pacific Iiai Wuo stood near lr scene Oh
the tragedy, became frightened AMI ran. lie was OF
eel - halt by Policeman, aud, falling To- 10 80, wa. Il r'l
Iun and Instantly killed. The policeman supposed that
! he mai been engaged in the shoo'ius.
ANGRY LABOREHs TEARING Up \ TRACK. =
! DETROIT, Mich, Dec. ZI.-Sunday nlght the
track on MackInar extension u the Michigan Central
I,l!roaI between Indian River amt Gar .url was torn
Ti- iuonur another break wns UA" and another train
suu oh. troIblc i- cs..I by row between gang
OF constructions men aEt "a contractor Ih' LAHORE -
have not paid and There i5 great and growing dis
! satisfaction over the naijnr.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
TRYING TO ExIoRT MONEY BY THREATS.

A man who attempted 70 frighten Joseph A.
White China decorator of No. l4l West IWehy-7co
ond st. into the the payment Of &lDOl wa' arre',.i
and locked up at Police Headquarters last mFhl' III.
White has store AMI workshop at No. % M'c"o"E"
st. He wenf to Police Headquarters last Friday ana
told Inspector Byrnes thai unknown persons "eo
attempting 10 blackmll him. H. shovel 10 inc III
suector long letter filed with threatening language
1t began abruptly as follows:
The ceremony performed February 2, lS7 7SbrtWreh
Joseph A. White and M's Sicn iinNhdhl "aH nu an Lc
ding at l. you will further on, an - r VII "a
prove II necessary. Couscqu ntlY SEVERN ~,
az rrcompcu.c and hulh-uOucy $1,000 from y"u' WI
dcraand -ev raj ar" drt rncl aud ucfpcrai r, ana
VIII have tins money yolr HE viii pay me nm
mon ana ll to notify lie several on Friday mGru-
John g. Hayilaud.
Mr. White explained that Mrs. Haviland was the
mother hi. wife, arI that he had received tha leit'r
on Wednesday tn. writer Of Inc letter addict iat N'S
Hayiand and her daughter would be put IN possession
fc,rIn facts which Drovol that tIc marriage Was u'
lawful because the bride under the lawful age
when the ceremony WIS performed. Disclosures ~ u
di-yraccrl nature were turra' nd also Inc Htl,'
dec ard thar DE Rev. n g. 81 Held, iormery o. 81 3,
nh ceremony at Whites request
By tie advice o Ip'Icc,r = rn'S r. H. ig. "'!'",S ,,r1 ne
"sEvED,i.--Wi. ray. Where can scud d ONE.
Arcpiy wa s'ot to .Ir. Wl,.o iouly t.at Ae was
iiSSs Sd aSd to ,5' -ldHi '' in iron} Of bis store
in McDoutal-s'. after 10 GIock' unui or' ."
der fr5m "scvrraL" At tho appointed time
Mr. Write stood ia rJnt %. His store, closely "iiI
at a dis, I,ca b, Dctcc ,cs CosIroy nHi McNluEht
dis .rict tee 'ruuh mes" s."ur'r s'ou "rrlNtu @ @a.u
urc..utcd the expected order Ire me
\ -I,.,r bau been directed 20 iasc uI'
packaeo to Meyers cignr store, ~ No. lu' H'1e
r1frtf Attached to tnr order Was card marked Jo1n
b. B.tca Alter ~, me. -cT received tr pac"'Er he
was followed 10 Meyer c.- Is.or' D! tit a. ''',
Mir. Npy,rs received lHr package. ht t"i!
tie Officers that strau-rr named Is''.." o., H4'4
a.Sed him 10 receive ptr,I-c i"r iih'. l"c ON. :
waited mn p , Waca tn man VINO ".i E'y" & .1o o
name a. Black cs.lcl nud WAS arrested. ne Hau W.
loaded ruyo!vcIs iu his IC"heiS hlH nc
uftsluolCi 10 slolt Detective Mos tuEht
II, was kiocEcd uuw ani hnnJcuhDi by Deie I'VE ,o,
grove. Al PoICc headquarters i"H' D.. ht tuo
Waru. lie slid re vE tp''C"' anu
lived ~ No. 1OG ucuryst. several carus i' 'iu
John h. Iu,k Wsr, iIunI iU !, OCaJL Inc prisoner %
a German twenty three cars Old
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NEWPORT EXCITED OVER ONE SMALLPOX CASE.
NrWPoKr X. L., Dec. 27.-Ihere is considerable
ovcttefneut here over OF smallpox
SUICIDE or 4 NEW.YORK FARMER
W,TTRTnWN, y. T., Dec. 27.-OIiver &; Sheparu,
farmer living Clpe Vincent hung himself 70 Tree
MA morning Insanity Is said % have caused lhe act
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT ALBANY.
AIBANY Dec. 27.-Leui cnant-GOEcrnGf ioSklns,
who Las been ill., arrived IN the y today and took rOOms ior
he winter nt the Delayan House
GOLD COIN AND BULLION FROM AUSTRAIlA'
SAN FRA, CISCO. Dec. 27.-Ihe Aus fai!ah Stelin-
e b,ought about - 1000 In gold coin ana hllinn Woh
snecin consgned % the Compton Escompte de Paris
FROM UNlVERsALISM TO COSGREGArIONALIsM
Ho.Tpy Dee. 27.-Ihr RcY. james r.. Nmiih. pl
Abbingtop Mass has been p2tor CT mo JnNtrsal5
turrh tterc for year mas frnOunce lh8 Iit ana
has embraced csauonllidm EAs W5 MS hrst pas
tOrate. .-...z,, ,,,,,o,
PAYING INTEREST ON ALABAMA STATE BONDS.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. 27.-State reasnrer
vincolt as Forwarded funds 10 New YORK ana M9bie 10
tr,, "i also Paid here any bonds D.esent More
than Of the bonded debt OF the Sae Is held oy Ala
baulllnt
PuTsBCEG Dec. 27.-lu the United states CIr-
ci Court odly Judge Mckenna granted ho peulloh OF
Sn, irscrsnu. OF Philadelphia, asking that tic innhc'
tiou aga Lchish AMI Wlkvstalre Con company ne
d that the business be JdAeh Jut oI the hdhS VI
the receivers
DECREE OF DISSOLUTION GRANTED.
II ARItsulrRG Dtc. 2I--AU APP IitttlOu lpf q RUE
., show u-. why the business 0f the Lochel Mutual IA
Association tins city should not ne Closed was n e DS
~, tf,Ur,e, .onerh to-day The Court gr&sed TIE rul
v..i.g Al rrtnrnaUie Ortnwiih wloreupOn the company
agreeing 10 dtCIco o. uia'o'alAoh Aho uo
ergu was tnen granted and rtcoVu a9pOlnIod
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
MR.. MuLLETr AGAIN TO THE FRONT.

icy TELEGRAPH 10 rIH rRiBUNk.I
WASHING ON. Dec. 27.-When Mr. Mulle't the
man of many explosives. ceased to he Supervising
Architect of the Treasury d parine he accepted
and for a considerable time filed the position OF
Superintendent having charge of the work upon
six of the public buildings then IN process oil con-
struction. When Mr. Sherman became SECRETARY
of the Treasury he eSsaycd 10 curtail Mr.. MullecS
functions aud rendered him the snperntendency
of the work upon !wo public brilding' Mr.. Null
lett held The matter under consideration AMI finally
declined the work, since which time he has mad 10
connect ion with the Department.
He has now applied TO Secretary FolGer Tor an
assignment TO duty under his old appointment, adj
vancing the theory that ne has never been relieved
The application is understood 10 bo uudcrc nsiotra-
ton Before the CHICAGO Convention uu!!ctt was y
loud Grant man. which is a IOint IN his faNoI'
After the Cincinnati Convention he became an
also supposad that his record rs IN architect may
have some bearing upon the matter
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Arr.IRS IN ERANCE.

PArIs, Dec 27.-Thc Htrns.gaant7hovc brought
forward as q candi 'ate for the senate Major
Lahordcrc wh, refused to, obey !crs when II was
suspectc that a cou? II otat was I'm uncnt in No
vemucr 1877, as a protest against The appointment
OF General Miribcl "a chef Of the general staiL
The appointment, Of Count de ChauIordy as Am
bassador at St. Petersburg and VI. de Courc'l as
Ambassador to Berlin will he Vaz'tt"d tomorrow.
". Rayual. Minister of Public Works has .rdcrcd
ocr,rcr,tion in IN. construction Of new dock NJ
Ilayrr capable Of receiving large TRANSATLANTIC
str,uors lie has granted 100000 francs Tor iho
no. urgent part pt the work.
Sir ChIrIc- Dixie. British Under Foreign 5 Gre
tar. and DELEGATE to France for the negotiation OF
treaty AZ arrived in Paris and had confer
encc with VI. Gumyrtta aud NJ RouYlcI, Ministers
OF CoiufurTCp.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
DIR. MACDONALD'S BELIEFS.

TESTIMONY DESTROYING THE DEFENCE.
TIKI ASSASSIN PRONOUNCED SANE BY A REcod-
NHED AUTHORITY ON INsANITY-MERELY PLAY
ING A PART-ANoTHER PAPER FROM GUITEAU.
The trial of Guiteau was resumed yesterday.
The only witness called to the stand was DR..
A. E. Macdonald, superintendent of the New
York City Insane Asylum on Wards Island.
His testimony was of the greatest importance
and was exceedingly damaging to the defence.
DR.. Macdonald said that he did not believe in
the existence of hereditary insanity or OF
moral insanity. This last, he said, was merely
another name invented for wickedness or
craft. He did not hesitate to pronounce tho
assassin sane and to say that he has been
playing q part in the courtroom. He said
that Guitcau in his cell spoke to him of his
conception of removing the President and not
Of an inspiration forcing HIM to the act, and,
also that the assassin spoke of being acquitted
on the ground of legal insanity, and of then
being released from the asylum by a commits
sion. The assassin has prepared what he calls
a Christmas greeting.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Tuesday, Dec. 27, l

IONDON, Iut5hhyl Utc' 20 I77I'
A dispatch tonight to Ihc ShIIlddrd iroh "arsA"
states tInt peace has been restored there.
None of the mornn, papers mes ton the IRE at IRON
sadt rcporod in dispatch from ST. Petersburg ny the
way ~ Vienna % The Standard
Russian expedition TO take sol'hlio "o0'r' '"o"' ~ ~
the mouth Of th' Lena during tho years lSo~ % VIII
start from ST. Petersburg to-day.
Special dispatchc- from Vienna agree in declaring
that the dGicuty between Austria and l!9umaAa has
been settled ana the Incid, nt closed.
The Berlin corrcspondcnt OF The ST. Jdmes's da-efe
says that the German newspapers comment suspciousy
un, tie recent measures for the reorganization of the
Russian Army.
Much cxcit,mcu- hns been couscd at Grctz Austila'
by u uun VINO bad hl d..au,d against h'r WliI' leap
ns from - convent wall Iu.u stream !rom WHICH, now
ever she .e .t. p
Mr.. N4cac ,u. o. t.r rr.ona recently convicted oI
br,.ry m ... 4lu.. j. li.lueHtarl election and sen
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
THE DIGNITY OF THE SUPREME COURT.
ppRss pIgPATCH.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-It is pretty well settled
that the committee of the American Bar Association
WILL at its meeting in Eew-York in February, adopt
the plan for the relief of the United States supreme
Court which contemplates the establishment oi an
other court TO consist of fifteen Judges member
of the committee is authority for the statement that
this action will be taken in Difference TO the wishes
of the Supreme Court rather than for any other rea
son. lie says the Justices of this Court are unaltcr
ably opposed to the other plan, which looks to the
subdivision of the present bench into separate
chambers each with jurisdiction over certain classes
OF cases.
The Justices think. in the first place that this
plan wond not give the relief SOUGHT: thai IL would
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
CRIMES And cAsUlLnEs-GYrALEGRArH
cnrsnEn nErWLEN rnhRE wmEELs.

CRUSHED BETWEEN BRAKE WHEELS.
woaroc wic ing over ,,. attl, pllee y,steray.
n,d uuJ The station AMI expired IL a ir" moments
KILLED ~ \ FALL FROM a WINDOW
B>LTm Hl, ice. 2a-Joan ti.zelnn,gn', .
~ ,cycpty ol from 'oDr .2ry %ini'w o. th' building
FATAL FALL EHoh -GhOpNER7 NA rHEAD ,
BALuMpEc, D.c Zf.-IhoUu, Nc,.rilr, one OF
The crew o The hon.r lmlnrr' fell rom tg ml'ln, sd
' DAMAGED N 4 COLLISION.
EATTINOEr Dee. 7.-Dwiu. 10 the heavy fog a
coiql oceur on The plt2se3 nyGr 1etme'p T. o team;
lDis ian"oT and f.o. 10y nHllns between th' Itiy al
wor crushed al ros,n, but Tho damage 10 each was small
Jury EVENLY DIVIDED,
JAME>TOWN, \. y, Dec. 21.-ln TIE case oi Matte
Hlanchar who-e dean s ALLEGED 70 have Dr'h cause 30
four nous disagreed six ayof oftho druggist and
MURDERED BY a REJECTED LOVER ,
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec -1.-lhc police watch that
S9g ca ] S Ty a. eoo fl y Dls oD On The 1Grsr
Wa committed bocanc the woman rousod 10 marry johnson
CONVICTED op PROCURING AN ALoETIoN
Hos iON, Dec. THE jury This morning tount
ilne y; JuPee' R Soi' @ E @ 80 dian i've nor moro than
FINED FOR 4MBEzZLEMENT.
BoRDENTgwN, y. j., Dcc 27,-Janes ". Scoyel,
, onS t3, i, 5 , I' one Of s Scnt and apf6rat
I9 @ nv " ia , 10 is Wn use has Jeen hn,d in lie sum Of
so aud costs Of tlo suite.
KILLED IN FIGHT
PHILADELPHIA ..ac. -3.-ihc Coroner TODAY
investigated death Of john XIII nom nJaro ecev,d IN
@ 5l c,1i S l i Inc bp o result OF violence a tEc
hands ol Wii1im %Anh ah m t 90 t o. f
KILLED -aY AS Exploding BOILEA
OswEGO, " s., Dec. 2':-'lug 81 ih. boilers IN
t@ 1ii' M. norm Tic middle Of tae build * was
mtlshtl. cIp;au " hln Aii 'hr ni, '.i & .Ln m u M 40 40
eIs Is a. 1t IJOOJ Inc boiler u'saraaeo was soOo
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

not enable the Court though IT trebled It's ca
pacity for work to hear the cases coming up as
promptly as they should be heard to say n0thh9 Oh
relieving the docket Of the cases that have accumu-
lated. in the second place, the Supreme Court JUS
tees think it would lower the dignity. standing ana
influence of the Court to divide it up for the sake oI
getting more work ont of il. 1t probable that TINS
consideration weighs more with the Court thah any
her. The Justices are not willing TO sacnhe" Ily
of he dignity belonging to the Court. IheY WI
probably recommend TO Congress the passage oI an
at prOviiing for the creation OF an addlilohal
court which shall hear aud have jurisdiction over
most of thn cases that now 90 90 he Supreme Court
All the higher and most important cases sncIi as
involve constructions of tn" Constitution VIII DC
reserved for the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
OTHER DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.

LONDON, Dee. 27.-The French steamer Cal
dcra Captain Bcye, from Mnr'elleS Tor New forN'
has tu into Gibrnar having had her boats s'o'' nav
ine s her sails and having received other damage y
collision. ~
The German steamer Katie captain "r's'' 'io" 'o"
VI ,,,,l,r ~ for Copenhugen aud stcttin, before
r,orfcd ns having lost her uddcr, was passed 10 he,
wts, o Faslnct steering cast Assistance MS o'on S'
Tbc German bark Walkyrc Captain Wohers, rom rom
Ne-York for Hong Kong, before ItPortCMT M Sl"o @ n -
Macassar has become tola "Tcch' l"o Wv" We"
saved. ,.,.. .,.-,...,, h,,y Ann,
LONDON. Dec 2sThe crew Of the German DARK Ai qG
Cautiu -ic,yrto which abandoned on NoNehucl oV
Willie ON "A VOYAGE from PIllu to NcwHork, has arrived
"A Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.

DUBLIN PLACED UNDER THE ARMS ACT.
ACTION AFFECTING TEN COUNTIES N IRELAND
TUNIsIAN TRIBES sUBDUED-JAPAN's CONNER
CIAL KELATIONs-OCrAN STEAMERS DAMAGED.
The City and County of Dublin and nine
Other counties in Ireland have been placed
under the Arms Act. The msursent tribes
with one exception, in Tunis are said to be
subducd. Japan is anxious TO establish more
intimate commercial relations with America
and Europe. report comes by way
Of Brest that large ocean steamer
sunk in a squal on December 20. The Cata-
louia's passengers arc to sail for New-YOrk on
Saturday. The French steamer Caldera, from
M1rs"ilcs for New-York, has put into
Gibraltar, having been damaged in a collision.
QUELLING THE LAND RENT WAR.
LONDON, Dee o. The Dubin Go-efic to-day con-
taiHs proclamation placing the City and County
Of Dublin and nine other counties under the Arms
act.
The Dublin correspondent of The Dai'y Ncrs
saws:
Appeals have been taken in sixty Ter cent Of the land
cases decided 10y the Assistant Hs'onrrs. i'Ie
are now or uc dlckr. abont 300 aprcaia Tor helrng
appeal cont, at Belfast, January 10.
IEe Pal MaU GGsette believes it TO he subsan-
TALLY true that the Government has divided the
disturbed locllitcs OF Ireland into five or six dis
trcfs, each of which is TO be under superior sort
Of magistrate who will be able to act withGut pre-
yioUS sup,Tor sauct on and have entire control OF
the trOous ana police, with view to prompt action
in The event of d, urbancc. The Gazette adds that
possibly TINS isa preliminary step toward the en-
for cmcut OF The payWcn Oi rent
a. meeting of the Dublin "ryv Council IN view
Of the dIiicutv of serving writ, prOclanauou was
issued declaring that service Of nolc"5 10 quit by
post is good service in proclaimed districts.
The LADIES Lca ,uc hts issued circular summons
in AL branches 90 meet on sunday.