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elected who fare nevertheless voting steadily for
Conkling.
able 20 induce men to vote for Conklng became Of
the feeling in their districts, has persuaded them 70
vote for other candidates than himself:
II is easy to see how in this situation of
affairs Governor Cornell can remain silent upon the
subject Of his canddaiure without giving Mr. Conk-
ling cause for complaint, and yet he in position
his favor. curious confirmation Of one part ot
these statements is found in the story Of n serious
difference to-day between Governor Cornell and Mr.
Plat, which, II is stated, grew out of Mr.. Platts
belief that the Governor willing tO he candl-
date against him though not against Mr. Conklng
Meanwhile the Arthur Republicans are believed
70 be ahOring earnestly Ia convince Mr.. COnkling
that the Governor Is untaithin
THE GOVERNORS INTERESTS.
close fncud Of Governor Cornell. but one who is
fond Of political disguises, SAID Governor Cornell
"wouldn't do a mean thing; anything he could hon
orahy do to elect Roscoe Conkling he would do.
! know for my part think his future would
b" much brighter if he remained here ~
Governor than II he became = nator, and !
have a suspicion that be thinks so himself. The
chances, OF his reelection IN ISL won
he excellent. ! am not one of those Tho believe
that this thing is going 10 break M the Eepubcap
party. Governor COrncls administration has be
come very popular The STATE viii levy this year
the lowest tax IN twenty-five wears the taxpayers
will appreciate that aud know that IL is largely due
10 Governor Cornell. He Is better oil where hc Is. m
II i we'll understood that the Governor is likely
tO have a considerably larger vote to MORROW than
he bad to-day A number Of tho friends oi n1unrry
VI. Dcpcw who have votcl heretofore for VIM. \.
Wheeler are expected To transfer their votes 10
Cornell t,~mo.row Following in the line Of SINH
lar changes today it Is expected that to-morr"W :
vote will demonstrate that Nm A. Wheel +
cannot he elect II. such il the feeling of a Num-
Der of keen politicians. His vote has fallen OH i've
since the llrst hallot and Will probably fall 81 more
Tomorrow II ~ too soon to say whether lis friends
will sill stand by him in the hop" that Ice may 'e
taken up again. or viii dccmit their duty 10 20 tn
some candidate who has better chance.
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Royal Theatre, Madrid, yesterday, resolution was
passed deman the abolition ~ capital punishment
and the immediate liberation Of all the slaves In the An
tillcs
dispatch from Grsndeus, fortified town and Mill
tary station OF Western Prussia tatdurng artillery
practice there to-day shell fell and burst amid the
marking party. Tree captains and two gunners were
killed eni three persons wounded.
ROME. June 2.-PreDier D.pretis. In presenting the
Ministry to the Italian Chamber Of Deputies to-day
dwe npon the imperative necessity Of electoral REFORM
The Government be said had decided TO Increase the
budget complete the reorganization OF the
Army on the system approved by Parliament signos
Mancni. Minister Of Foreign Affairs replying 10 qnes-
ton by member OF the Opposition. stated that he con
not at present consent TO the publication OF the Tun
correspondence.
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A CowARDLY ArrrR norGuT.
now TIN ArrYNIr 10 TrEN IuE QrAERiL TRIN
TN riu >IpiNr 10 NH BLAINE Is KLGAIu,tp
Al WASHINGTON.

TIL u>iplNr 10 MH. BLAINE Is KLGAIutp
Al WASHINGTON.
lN UltGR,rH To I'M IunrNFl
WASHINGTON. june 2.-Thc persistent attempt Of
Mr. Conklng and his irrnd, AT Albany 10 represent
this " hole trouble over judge E"bcrtson's appoint
ment as a mere personal quarrel between senator
Conkling and Secretary Blaine IL such gra,cIr>-
abandonment of all Mr. Conklugs previous gr"uud
that it cvOkcs much continent and criticism here III
official and outside political circles. During the
whole pendcncy Of Judge Robcrtsous maine before
the ;, nate ia March. April and May. Senator Conk
lngs entire war was upon the President dcnounrug
Inn politically aud rcyiling him III the htlercst
terms p,rsonally and when. at the end Of the
whole controversy he resigned III wrath aud fulnl-
mated his Joint address with Pat. all his batteries
directed against the President.
When Mr. Cunkling reached Ncw-lork and Al
6any. lac realized that the public temper was largely
on The side of the President. and. finding tho Adj
IniDistriton strong and daily strengthening p
uar regard and confidence hr was compelled To
change his tacticS II was given out from the C0nk-
Ing headquarters that the whole tight WAS against
that man from Maine" ~ Mr. Conkling with
whitening sarcasm dcsgnntcs the Secretary Of
State. This change of base il made with the hope
ard expectation that oc;, jealousy can Ice aroused
against Mr. Blaine for mcddlng with Ncw-lork
IN utter defiance Of the facts they have been
many times stated 10y the President and 10y Sccrc-
tary Window.
1t is great tribute 10 the strength Of the Prrsi-
dents position ard 10 the general prrstigc of the
Administration that Mr. I"nklug has been coru-
PEELED ~ swallow his wrath and rccede from his VI
rcit attack. and now Ncis 10 como out from hrs
cover with nothing better to present the people ot
the Empire State than revival "f hls ancient quarrel
with Mr. Blaine. For fifteen years after that quarrel
was over Mr. blame aud Mr. Conkiing were both
Il Congress nearly half of the time serving together
in the iIous. ui senate. Ii would have been per
frctly easy tor Mr. Conkling any day of that
long period to have renewed the light IT hr desired
Ia do IL. Ii wOuld be verN extraordinary
specia le now. when Mr.. blaine siIs With enforced
srn'e, for Nj Cnukhng Ia ussail bun on distant
hcld where he IAN neither hear Inn nor have an
opportunity tO answer him The few HrtiV" ah-
hrrrnts that Mr tonkling still has IN W ashlngton
are vigorously denying that thrtr iav0nto Will play
the part of "A dunglill fowl IN that way.
After Judge Robertson was nominated II was
matter Of common luyalty On the part OF every
member Of the Cabinet Ia stand by the President
when he was bitterly assa,d tor his action and
there doubt that the CaJlnet has done It's iuil
duty IN that regard.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 2.-lt is stated that Connt
Woronzofi Dashkoh. heretofore one OF the Cars
confidential advisers, has retired 10 Peterhoh In
consequence of quarrel with the Car. General
Vanowski. the present Minister of War. was chief
of the staff OF the late Car during the Turkish
war.
About a dozen persons have been nominated TO al
wise concerning the projects for reducing the peas
ants rents in the thirteen Northern Governments
The rest OF the agrarian projects, including the
compulsory redemption of peasants lands, are re-
ferred for revision by the administration.
The ringeadero of the ant-Hebrew riots ut Ken
has been sentenced to thrre and half years penal
srrvitude and the loss Of his civil rights. Three Of
bis most active accompices have been sentenced to
eighteen months. aud twelve others TO short terms
Of imprisonment.
Reports received here state that the crops in the
greater part of Russia very satisfactory, anu
even IN the less favored districts the prospects are
Good.
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THE DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND.

LONDON, JYe NH Forster Chief Secretary
for Ireland. will be detained some days longer IN
Ireland owing the aspect of affairs there. II APP
pears that in the disturbances at Clonmrl no police
man or soldier received dangerous injury, though
several w,r, knocked down. The report of An ahray
between the nha iian's Of the islands of the coast
of Donegal and the crew of the gunhoat Gosha"k
turns ont to be untrue. About hundred shots
were exchanged m the riot at Scarrih, but no one
was shot.
The assistant secretary and member OF branch
NJ the Land League at Kilbeg near kells Comfy
Meath have bcrn aEIrsted under the prov Nions OF
the tnrrciou at Suspicion of mufllailns cattle.
cardinal Madning says he did not ORDER the
refusal If the Use Of club halls for Land LrnHle
meetings but he desired that ia" League nf IN"
Gross ~ a body should not ally itself with any po-
hti'll movement.
Daniel MarSvrcney, an American, of falcanash,
County Donegal. president of ihe l0 al branch ~
the Land League has been arrested under he Coer-
cinn Act and conveyed 10 kilmauham jail. II II
said that h.. intends to claim the protection 81 ms
Government.
Th.r. was u riot nj Bolyke. County Clare, to-day.
Eigl', pohcr listed baiiii ~ rvIcilonS A. the
police we're nearing the hous. lire VAS "prned upon
them from behind fences. The police adYat' fd IN
skirmi,hIng ORDER and returned the hrr. h" house
va. found to be- octuplrd by armed men, The police
4ua he'd ~ the front door. and after srN'r' en-
counter dispersed the occupants and took possession
Of the hOu~.. Thirty PRISONERS Wrr" captured men
the pul,e Wrr' r'juryu"g with thu prisoners thcy
wrr,. again ait;i' krd. and men wrT" ~onndrl.
one man, a farmer, was Killed by blow with the
butt ui Of gun. Several civilians were severely
A. tur,l
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PUBLIC OPINION.

To Mr.. Conkling fails to get back to me
sna,e there il one genial held TO hm Which, u,
ssboad not overlook he wonld make maEh'"''"
hotel elerk-Iwashington star dndl
The longer Conkliug fingers around Ainlnly
A.. he seems 10 need "vindcation, and the res mr.
chances are for getting it.-'inrinhau Enquire -
The Republicans of the State of New urk
-, ~, the aifront the President which Mr
ConkIinc sought to put him when he reslint''-
fTroy Times tRepJ
Sniteful talk and making faces against
painS g. nnt "A good basis a campaign for
tn, New YORK There il particle Of evidence tht
Elaine has interfered In New-fork ahairS--i'3
journal (RepD
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BALLOTTING FOR SENATORS.
Continued from FIRST Page.

nell Mr. Duguid from Miller TO Rogers Mr..
Fennor back to Cornell. making his vote
just what it was yesterday. Mr.. Goodman
who had already changed his short tenn
vote 10 Cornell transferred his long term from Cor
nell TO Depew. Mr. Lewis. who had done the same
gave Henry T.. Trrmain his vote for the long term
u. Russell changed from Warner Miller to DAVID
WILDER and Mr. Skinner from Miller to Cornell
Congressman Mers friends felt that he had been
kept in the field long enough for the present.
They will not put him back unless they are prepared
to give him considerably increased vote. The
total vote was as follows:
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CLENFNTs-vAE NoEpET-In STANFORD. Conn At 81.
Andrews Chnr.h hy IA. krv. r. Muhsnr BfafhWaiic.
Fdg Clements. 81 Yarmouth. Noys scotia. To- hlrote
T. daughter 81 Sir H. I. Van Nniden, of san Frsucsco,
california
CRGCF FIR BARTOW-On "Wednesday. June !, A. ths
residence ~ ~" par'ut- e." the bud" N he Rev har"r r.
Iltflll Mass. Uricu l.,
daughter OF ~amurl Is Barlow 81 Br~kiyD.
FFRRY-M ANSFIELD-Ih Sew Haven. conn. on rur-fay,
MAY ~, by the Rev Dr Nafwop. Emily dwight Naus.
reld daughter ~ the late John ". Mansfield. esq, 10
tharirs ". Ferry. ~ tmcasn.
GFIIfNTpFT- pT DIZZY On Wr,ine4fav. Jnne !, at
fll.uvle y hy ~" ii"s. George u"r"ft Walsh, Do,
william lrggrr tulltudcn of NeH YORK. 10 Helen,
laughter 81 The lion '''.'fg- \. Du 'lrs.
MCIEAN-KINGAN-O w,dBe -'iay june l. al the PM
Avenue Hotel by the Rev t. ". Bancroft. u b.. assisted
nv Rev. John iian. ID, Thomas Mclean to Helen
Se.ly kingan.
NFIfSoS--S EfI.SoS-On "Wednesday. jane l. ~ New.
Brun-wrk =. D. Dos no Rev " iinau a. N,tsu. t>--ird
los Alfred -li'h- DIP. Nrin A. Nri!-pn aud
Joanna HI, lrii Laughter - Robert N. N'll~un.
KNEY-On Thursday Junr > a. fhr residence
m" brides parents hs the i-y Jnnn Johns, NagJ T..
Prubst 10 charles r. Harvey. a ] of New York.
An notices Of Marriages must be ,nl0rsod uh fuU
IL. .L.-..
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RAILWAY NEWS.
THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.

I CHICAGO, June 2.-At the annual meeting
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
ahis afternoon 255353 shares out OF possible 3dsl1O
were represented. Messrs william L. Scott Jaw Could
r. p Flower Arson stager and Frederick Vanderbilt
were elected directors, the two latter In the place OF
Francis Work aud d. p. Morgan. quarterly dividend
Of la per preferred and per cent on commOn
stock was declared Al the directors meeting the fol-
lowing officers elected President. Albert Keep
Sice-presdent treasurer and secretary NJ. L. sykes;
second vce-presidelt, Martin hughi assistant sccre-
sary and treasurer In New York, r. o. Howe Executive
COMMITTEE, Albert Keep. Augustus Schell, A. g. Dunan,
william L. Scott Samuel A. Barger, e. NJ. Depew and
D. O. Mills
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IoNpoN. jan, "a Piri, dispatch TO The Daily
EI,raph ,a,S: M Srrn, the Tmisian CORE
,pon.,n. of tine Paris telegraph. who Was murdered
recently by an Arab al B'Ia. t"oh prominent part
M the Paris Commune. AMI after the instruction
W.. put down tfav,lird IN England, Germany aud
Amrrira lie returned To PARIS when the amnesty
Wa, pro- amr!.'
TEcrorr.spoudrnto Of The Tmes n TuniS trlcgraphS
~ the ~,.irchiue oi British vessel, hN French
i,.u-, VA tat ln>tfu. tlon> have ben ilrwar,l"
io the frri,h guuhoAf, To prevent similar breaches
nt international law
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YoRR. .....JUNE2 1881.
.DUTNEf

PORT OF NEW. YORR. .....JUNE2 1881.
ARRIVED
Steamer Old Dominion walker R'hnond CITY Point and
Norfolk with mi-, ant Ia 'i Dominion - Co
~t'amer lla"ia uak Norfolk. with md,e and Passengers
to odd DouinnD - 90.
Bsrk t" glria small Iiile Curacao Miller Iouxh.
ton. ~ huri ir The s,orf Ray.
Bars Nnrrnk nd tNOl Jensen. Fredrtk shavrn Apr
81. biias t,nfdrf anchored ~ sandy lioos pr orders
Barb Ffunc"-a MAir- titl guersi. Narcotics ~ lays
IN ballast Ia l.rhhiul Pi,krrtng & 20
HAfk bare ~~'i >rrnui~i. Havana 81 fa,s. With "lgO
and mahogany i.ch"t. vessel IL Punch. Idye co.
TIIE MOVEMENTS ~ STEAMERS
AMERICAN PORTS
SAVANNAH Junr 2-ailod steamer wm Lawrence, for nal
iimpre.
Nw orIFAvs June 2-Arivod at the Passes steamer reno
Morris from Palermo.
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MARRIAGE OF BISHOP DUDLEY.

A quiet wedding took place at noon yesterday in
calvary Church. Fourth-sve.Miss Aldrich, daughter
Of the late Herman ID. Aldrich Of No. 200 Madison
nve.. was married to the Rev. DIR. Thomas Under
wood Dudley. IT,. Assistant Bishop of Kentucky.
There were ushers bridesmaids or hest men, The
2Fvtcs Yves read by Bishop GalIeher. OF Louisiana.
bride war attred in plain dress Of white satin.
end Bishop Bosworth Smith, OF Kentucky stood
BESIDE the bride and groom In the chanoel. The
Ashemblage, which was small was mainly composed
~ the rectors Of the Episcopal churches in thus city,
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so THEY ALL SAY. MR.. ARJH ~, X

The conduct of the Victlresldcnt in tins
untruyersy L. utterly indefenshe from any point of
view N ANYTHING be more reprvhensie thhn th>
cours OF Conkng Patt II is the action of thst a
and the rInness u resign their seats and thus force TIE
Issue with the President A. drey IN ther s'n'e a. u
MAS possibe 10 make II but Arthur lies ~ the ambush
of bis office like sneak aud coward, Ano ufrS on lho
nag that carried by his old party irtnds II ht Waits
let him re ign his office and ntUthe tray on r own
hook. and not, now, wearing the insiFnia {" usn
Fellow citizrns His present attitude is public scandal
aud a Disgrace 70 the Republican, party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03

These figures show three things. Mr.. Conklinc has
lost one vote Mr.. Wheeler after reaching vot" Of
22 yesterday has fallen 10 Il: Mr.. Rogers vote
remains practically unchanged; Governor Cornell
for the long term has now ri~cn from g %. ONLY
eleven less than Mr.. Conklng would haN" had II
Senator AstOr had been present. II Governor Cor
nels votes for the long term should b" INDEED {" the
votes for the short terra. To- winch end
efforts ar, being made lac would nave 30 votes. or two
more than Mr.. Conkhug. Chmn,ev NJ Drp"w Is
already a little ahead Of Mr.. Plait II senator
Nstor had been present Mr. Plat would nav" lad
- votes. MIR D.pc,y had 30. These are ~" guilt
cant results of the DAYS voting. pnitlrg MI C"hk-
hug and Mr. Plat already eccOId iac t.cdy III the
number of their votes
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, june ~ he House "I Representa-
tive brf,rr a,touriug yesterday declared 10y lars"
'n,urit, tr nrcr,-y ~ r-t,hnshing National Bank
hal n,il.d to authorize any ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the
Eurlirh debt
1l- rr,"ris 81 the seizure OF the American vessel
Ara,in by the MrSiru authorities NJ frosrr~o ha'"
n,,t incorrect The ,sptlin 81 that vessel had ninn.
m a her with % nan ,ar.o thinking her Loaf. aud
rtnft.d fo the captain 81 thr Port at Irur'S". wh"
win tlr ,,p ~ M'Ntrtn sailors. -nre"'i'd ~ saving
hon Tho n,'ufr the ~ ia subsequently u fl-'i ln
it sal, axe. aul the brought before the com
.f..f nj Il. Al
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,,,,Sr,xo TUE RAsCALs DOWN

Fro,n Th< RochesteT DsIaoero an" tN'o".It ~" oh
The Administration has done one tnihs Nm Nm,
anna, recommend Itself 10 all parties of whsteet'
- faith In itA determination 10 expose tue ia
Srands and punish those Instrumental IN swlnnLh ~
1ossrnment out OF hundreds 81 thousands Of doiars
,nrsning policy 81 the utmost mIorthDc- '" the
country Thns far the Tforts u force Cen ~ -
81. have utterly FAILED Brady "a hopes 'hht th
Ssa I,ter Nould drive them on hut his conspiracy
thai no one attached the slightest
snrtsncs 10 IL a. ia picating tb- President IN any u
Snk,asd sche,.e Nor nave the cOn-pratorr been any
49, .rcces.f In Involving SECRETARY Blaine Having
S nsh,ng whaiever TO do with the uncanny gang. the
Charge against him tall e. The ground
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rnr ANGI0.AMfRlcAN SETTLEMENT.

Io>I.ON Jun, . In the l!ou>e of Commons To-
d.ry ~ Ch,rlrs W lIilhe. Under Foreign Srcrrtary
IN giving cnn,iruatiuu Of the announcement 81 the
settlement az the Fortune Pay dispute. added ina,
~ %, ~, I,.u aVrt,r tu come {" an arrangement
r, ltl>" t. ti>.uug pg1illilous
Hc -lii nrgotati"n, IN regard TO future fishery
rg Ltlun- Npuli he grraili lacilt it'd ~ Tue prs
,n-.. # the Premier of rwfouud,nd. WHO Is now III
H. GLAND ard II WAS hop'd that after due notice was
r.,u to Newfoundland h~he men with regard 10
Tie rglt> # American fishermen there would DO no
more collisions.
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A JURY LOCKED UP FOB TIE NIGHT.

The trial of Eugene E. Post, late of the firm
~ fost q Spear. jewellers, at Brosdwsy and John-st
~ enshsd yesterday In the Court OF General Sessions
~ was charged ey william Il Ball, OF No. o
seAnst, ~'sh having obtained from htn a
sssnrty Of goods on March 30 1874. hv
preseptias tast e was then solvent six DAYS Inter
-. ~ nsas N assignment HIS assets were placed At
nc nis liabilities az S76.0OO. The trial bss 90
Sttsss. ~ Soan tos mere than two veoks, and was
g ~ jury ~ 1920 O'Clock yesterday. The jury
W 9e9se 70 sfoa. vxs locked up for the nigh, 1T
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THE SILVER LINING AND TIE FACTOLEAN
SPKING.-Wr all know there Ia silver lining 10 every
cloud sometimes the lining ~ Of yet more precious
mraguld This was the happy experience Of The vine
yard proprietor the valley of the Abr, Rrmhsrn,
the Rhine. who. when In despair from hndng lts
grapes per shng year m the rchnnS- 81 tho
soil In carhouic acid cas- dug deep the rock, and
led the Of the Apolnaris spring 10 him II
has proved mine of gold
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WISDOM.
~. ~. buffalo ff,efFteT I'm

While the political situation II mghly en-
ronrag,ng we warn our Democratic friends MOI 10 I've
s,slrI by The gloomy predictions and threat, Z" ahPF
sud shrartened Republicans. Long before tht NoN"h
r. elertiuu the Rep Iblran party may again De III i"
eraly good condition for campaign purp"-ts ~ fur
that ordinarily Democrats have better ch"het :"
~srr,tnr The State than their opponents But To VII
com1iete victory We ur.d snuhd PLATFORM strong
ticket and efficient political work Wlth these new
Sort san he redeemed ne full and restored 10 s Old
nlsoe IA the leading Democratic state OF the Union
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LEAVE HIM TO FLOCK ALONE.

Mr.. Conkling's proclaimed purpose 10 81 gnt
fi the snow comes shows what an htFt Hlan a,,s,l
o. o. resigns alton was In that mock herlc eiistIc
sneattny for himself and hts tag. he said WIN
newed attachment 10 the great stale WIZ, I hcn,in
horor are dear TO ia hold II respectful aln n''S
:" make room Tor those who correct al tht rt"s
ma hav, made and Interpret Alright all thr duties We
49, ,oiscnnr,iyed" Instead OF " making room nt
now proposes to hold the fort till the snow Me-. &
r,nrsant of Repulicns that be has saved tr"ih Dt
snt majority of lasi winter may have something ~
So ahont this IL would fitting finale I" tht hre;
80 leave the doughty boss TO ngh,' as Ou"ui''
focked AL alone by his own selI.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 81 a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday was upward. Partly cloudy
weather prevailed with light shower during the
ond quarter. The temperature ranged between $50 aud
no the the average (63loJ being 7ao higher than
the corresponding day last year aud 57s lower than on
Wrdn, siay.
Generally partly cloudy weather with chances of oc-
casional Hight rain and slight changes ia temperature,
may he expected to-day ~ this city and vicinity.
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LoxpoN. ont Jane The inquest on the
Virtnra ti-n,trr resumed yesterday W. F. Adams
testified that ne helped To rebuild the Victoria. and mad
nntcri that the JOINTS the upper planking we're mot
cnnlkrd lie considered that when SHE collapsed she
ua- full of water from leakage. samuel stewart, mtr
h -nd IN, warned The passengers on board oi Their
d,,,.,r ard atNirrd that the boat Ice stopped ana IN
lnir,l mi they Appeared Indifferent There were DO
nm board.
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LINES TO LONG BRANCH.

= MATAwAN, \. j., June 2.-The NewYOrk
eaa Freehold Railroad began running over the treste
bridge yesterday all trains connecting with the New
York and Long Branch Railway and running through
without change OF cars.
LoSo BRANCH, n j., June 2-The Philadelphia and
Long Branch Railroad which is completed Toms
Rver opened yesterday both passenger and freight
krains running through TO PhibdephiaL
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TIE BANQUET To MINISTER WHITE.
I -. nos Jun, "A Berlin dispatch TO The Times

says:
profc4-or- Mumnscn. Curius and Treitschke' ani Dr
Nr..f.,I the Aii,an traveller, were present al ihr
,.r-v,I hnuuurt to United Sta"s Minister White last
night Mr. Maiic spoke Min hplumaiir ski ~ the
,np.ou- tide ~ German emigration no" pouring mo
Tim. iul lsrd into hiH composite Natlun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
BRITISH CAPITAL INVITED.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03

NAPLES. June 2.->hght shork- OF earthquake AT
Mount Nc,uyius have been followed by strong
rlupiion Broad and active strains oil lava are
lowing down the northeast side.