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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

EARN1No- OF TIE PRISON Al sING SING
SfNti 81 e.. " T.. VI r't 81 --. g. .'i Cti ueS ~
,e ~ti,c Prison h're or tr month oil" Nr'h were fhV Vi
WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED.
Rn-ro~ Mach 3O-Ihr .iou-. Yesterday te-
fcItrl b, ~ 10 10 the bill % gfe municipal SUI
irlgc 20 8on,n.
IxcIyEGATIoN IN PFNNoYLyANIA
prr,-RrRG POM. Mltcb 81 -Iu- u0iy of Col
on' Ross olicn, Mass, was n-Aofi'cl ills alter
noon 40 Washington. Penn
A STEAMSHIP OVERDUE
So FR,~Cl.C, Marcu 81 hr mail steam. L
cityofS," Yo. had arrived ~ Honolulu on Marcn 10
,-or;,,t, Ar TIE PHILADELPHIA MINT.
PuLADlLPinA. March 3l.-lbr coinage eX"cuie,
a thc United -at"s Mint IN inls ci a9iss We u1" % oi
rpourRfTTON DEFEATED N CONNECTICUT.
HARtFDgp 90. n.. Marcd 3l.-lhr House ot Ber-
rcsenttves day defeated plolos'a ioNS am, ny
facnt prohibiting the manufacture ana sale ol Intoxicating
HpporxrED TELEGRAPH sQPERINrENDENr
PuuAp.fP .IA. March 3l.--J 'hn +. I'u1uh nls
Western Uulou Telegraph Company with headquarters "A
'''' '''I PrBLrsuER ARRESTED FOR SANDER
NrpInrN t.un.. Mlrrh 3l.-Lui lcr G.. Riggs,
, ter ~ me N,,idft Re Jder arrested this evenn
on charge OF saudeuns Mayor Curu- tn bis paper Tor o
p''' CIDER AN INrOxIcATING BEVERAGE.
HARTFORD, ttuu., NttcI Sl.-A hiu Ah9 faf-ei
hot houses decarug cider iil1i,aing beyo ras 20 pc
other liquors MISSISSIPPI PEACH CROP.
NFw-ORLHANs March 3l.-A telegram fion VI lg-
uo Miss ays there w,' heavy rn... fost CO. Ger
~ 4, 5esrei mai tue peach crop "a drstr'yeL
DANGEIOUs ILLNEss or a LtGIsLAroA
Rlpb.hK. \. j.. ALIrca 3L-it .ftr H. Lui'rl-
tlstict ot tp1,allth ,o4nH, s b ms oa-ffli.a
n, Il lth tIri4t.t4la 80 -IirN-i4i5f Is. J.
IAs-ESGEHs c-REiLD 70 4AE INAU"t 'iA' '.'.
VA n'NorpS. " .tca 81 Do .lh,' NJ. d
a.a .i i,e S S on Narca Orsus floa % No.. %, i.
i,oa. ibe ,ort4. aa4 90. Nv lu-I TIC soalL
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL
WAIuNGToS Tnurdav. March 81 ISL

PROPERTY AND DEBT IL CALHOENtA.
Aueiiminary exhibit Of the valuation Of property
and OF county Indebtedness for the State Of Gait
fornia has Just been completed at the Census Office
The figures given are for the fiscal year ending June
80 1879. The total value OF real estate is shown TO
be SlGG273, ,5s5, and Of personal property
S11s3OL4Jl. The total bonded and floating
county Indebtedness mot including the debt Of
cities townships and school districtsl s placed at
S7Gl4I4f The valuation of real estate IN the
city and comfy of san Francisco IL SHOWN to be
$3.50 $50 40, aud that OF personal property
$J4, 237 $40.
GOvERNMENT OFFICIALS IN NEW-YORK.
tttorney-General MacYeagh went to New-York
, Secretary Window and Assistant Secretary
UPTON of the Treasury Department this morning,
and will take part in the conferences which will be
.ld in that city bearing on financial matters. Tho
party expect to return on Monday. Postmaster
General James left for New-York in their company.
lie visits New-York to attend 10 some private busi-
ness there and expects TO return TO Washington
9aFly next week Controller ot the Currency Knox
also left for York. II IL stated that he VIII also
attend the conferences between Secretary WINDOW
and the bankers Ia that ctty relative TO the matur-
ing bonds.
MIR. CAsiPEELL'5 CLAIMS.
A. G. Campbell, who has been declared elected
Delegate IN Congress from Utah by the Governor OF
that Territory has written letter to President Gar
ueiu sStling IOftu MS Clalhls 10 thc poeltou. hc
says: " | would not for moment with the light
vote poled for me- claim the seat bat for the fact
that my only opponent at the late election was an
alien. and that be cannot attempt to cure this dis
ability without bringing TO the front tho fact that
he Is also p0iyg1mist, law-hreaker and conse-
Quenuy not well Disposed toward the Government
and laws OF the United States Besides these facts
1t is we'll known that many of the votes p0led for
him were cast by women OF foreign birth and grls
undor age / was The only citizen candidate and
claim the seat on that ground"
CHANCES N THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
BY direction Of the Secretary Of War the follow
ing changes hrye boen made ia the stations and du-
iiAs az "alaeTs Of the Medical Department. Assist
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rR1GnKNrs or vE>rEES NEWS.

LEAVING NNST DE-CiNDANrs.
Nrw-LrNINoToN, OHIO, Man b 81" Aunt
P..-." Nu-lf. ulc uuc,y y1tc, nrd to-day. -ir Had
Iv,l 900 tlu- ur ,t rl)oI Tor sNiF y'Ii~ ANA leaves
oscl 900 tlr.,,'u lllts.
WANTING ~ALNE FOR A LOST EYE
PARIS. Ky, March 3l.-llc case OF I"e
80. tir-. t.c tlte-F iui Lexington iul - C'mHt b
lIeowu uI - court to-day ln CT H.' '-. ll
eve h. being struck with lm1 UFrrLaa gag iAr PIKE
and sued .ur sl' 600 tur-'-.
SHERIFF NUGrERIp EY CoW-HoY-
OMAHA. Nrb., March 3l.--toN-bpys. VINO
,g,r.. ,ic lu. Ad- rpauc- ON .li tl, huit touhy.
on Tur.,.it wc.r puutiy d.-4rurd h' oh'rH b rat't
X .rns tiid wont away IHcy returned, hpNtN'r ghl
,u ~ the uartl Harry DrD-, shot t.e >he ih through
tine heart 4 .uui, -ieuH WA w'unard
SUICIDE CAUSING 4 SFCoND LArH
YorNG,rNoN, ONO. March 3l.-Ibe R,g''ir
s,,-: Ir- ,It.nt. widow. u'it- i'w nl.' 4.'in
lrr. hanged Do r. Aii -sriu 90 Yam i"a o'ut lh .
a., i-n.d Yesterday evening. @lr WIH iH Ter u-uu
ld l, t'th AMI -pIIt- ald uo cu-r ls iIoWh Tor tr
oct on re .lpt oi thr neN- h.r u.re I"hl J. ~ tr,
hyi.gt,,o miles aWuj. flltclA Mg-. Albright leaves
nyc chIlllcu.
MISS DErFI'S VOLUNTARY FAST
Iowa ClrY. Iowa, March U.->lss Hattie
D. No. I,.,, began The thirty. ishtn da} ~ her No.uu
furt af Tonight ~Ar Is resting easily, taking occasion.
gIlt a .p ot War water aud a'tci"ird A'f1usht "i c,
,,,frr She sui r. with Il~rt ami hts "'ct~inndl
f,ntine spells M-. u Is int rested 'n conNcr-atio
and ,rrl. 10 know All that orcur, within her hearing
,itiou,l size does nor speak. hut mthls known her
u- hv inp. on.. Size is fulug grad and sleeps
liule Her pI.-, Is about 100.
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TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
THE SOCIALIST PROSECUTION.


SIR WILLIAM HAGCOURT SAYS THAT so FOREIGN
GovfBNNCNr SUGGESTED T-GEErCr ADVISED
NOT To 90 TO wAR-Ais. BEADLACGH PaACTl-
CNLY UNsFArFD.
In London, yesterday Herr Most, the Editor
Of Freihdf, was remauded TO jail for week.
Sir William llarcougt gave explanations rcla-
tive to this prosecution, in Parliament, last
evening. lie said that no foreign Power had
suggested 1t. Some London journals deem
it foolhm IL OF Greece TO provoke Wa
with Turkey. Steps are being taken to elect
n sort of municipal council in ST. Petersburg.
Mr.. Bradaushs appeal has been rejected.
Steps are being taken to extend the Land
League among the Dublin worhmen. Lord
Bcaconsfcld is better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
BISMARCKs sPOLIrICALALLlES.

LONDON, March 31.-A Berlin dispatch TO
The Post says Prince Bismarcks intimacy with the
Ultlmontancs ncrea-c' and coalition party for the
realization OF his financial reforms Is generally expected
Another dispatch says It Il stated that the Utramon-
tancs viii support the Governments proposal restrict
ing the freedom OF asylum enjoyed by political refugees
motion viii be madc IN the Rcichstag request
ing Prince Bismarck to endeayOr u conclude an
agreement wifh the Powers to undertake %
impose penalties upon their own subjects ahd
foreigners residing their countries Tor
ass.- ting attempting to asslssinate heads OF
states. Also that any foreigner guilty of ssa.Snaon
or an attempt o aAsssinlte, shall on demand De- deny
cred up 10 the Government OF his native country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

IN this respect have been often developed in violent
attacks the police, and IN riotous aud dsordery
scenes
The Council of tho branch have sent crcuar 10
the merchants and traders who not sympathize with
me ilgue but who are largely dependent upon popu
lace Tor labor ana custom and for immunity rom INJURY
% heir warehouse shops. etc. The merchants ana
traders do not know how TO deal with the circular.
cy are unwilling o. comply with II. aud are air ia 10
refuse There can be very iitle doubt that, II this
branch succeeds others Will be planted until the city
j. overrun With the IO1ous growth Of the League
system."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01


In<pov. March 3l.-1he Court of Appeals
ba, affirm thc le,i- on 't.1t Nir b"lltushs defence
tb,t,,rr.t O, mk "a Affirmation Instead Of an OATH
uoifrtn tn C,ult- of law. tpplrs also t0 TIE HOUSE
,fC,.fu.r. ,,as wr.-c" VI. ErtdII- ha- ANNOUNCED
tt. t,t.'.fI.. t. appeal GOO tl' l0l-r ~ L1tl-
1, tr, If.I-e of tlmmuH- tui4 afternoon Mf. IL
tire yay.u notice thll Do. would move to-inYIiO" lor
"A new win fos 40 election .u Nlrtudhpton.
The uradlaush case ha, uow apparently rachodah0nl
.,,er The contest began m Parliament las May when
Mr. rradlaueh who dr Jos the Existence " G'i asserted
mar ttom4kr a declaration or Affirmation ~ place "t
.l , n, oath. Hi- ,lm gave rise to much nVr'tlga-
tiov and 10 long debate in Jun' wh the House 10y
vote of 275 To- 23O declined o. allow him to aiirm Mr.
Hrndau.i next day addressed the House from Tue BAR
aud r.u.lng 10 withdraw was taken into custody by
the and detnucd until next day when
no q free Finally ON July Mr. Gladstone moved
tbnt Nr Ir tdnugu De- allowed tu aIfn lhr t'hoiuton
80 srrird by "a vote oI 3l3 10 2iJ. and Mr. Brad!agh
tnk Ina seat Lctal proceedings WUrr, however lnSt4-
tuted l.au.r M Biallausn tr -ttiu< and N'llhs IN
par afn.ut liegly, hc had not taken lhe customary
MIN Ihc Iifh Court of Appeal has sustained is pea
aI,d As the shorcot way 10 end th' mati r. MI III IA
,uyh IA about hayr his -uat de- aicd Ndcih o that
m may b., elected ninc itu. Ia -uch rFcnt u' nuT-
ors takug the Oatu on tio ~ uuI thie u Is Ouiy
fuIuallty
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PROVIDING FOR TIE CTES.
TIE PROVISIONS O.. IH- 4LlArr To- D.. CALhtII
OUT III IA + To- TIE INbiAN-.


lnY TLLt...AFH 20 TIE ILiItrL.
WAsuSGToN. March 31.-~t-rct4ry k.rk"ood
has prepared bis instructions totac Tie Commission.
which IS expected 10 leave within q fcw days f.I
Colorado to remove the Indians. Iu accordance sit.
the l. rms Of their treaty, O. their neF homes. Ur
directs that great care Doc taken m selecting land.
10 find those which adapted % a-rcGltural aud
grazing purposes and that ther shall bc -iIc cut in
quantity t. leave 10 ground fr compliant ou :A"
part of the Iudl..s. Tie CpnrIssYnci- are dIrc'c
10 consult the chlef- Of the U.c bands re- trd t1
Iaattcr3 about which tLeyc 30 auy latitude OF choice
aud. while firmly insisting upon the execution ~
the terms Of the treaty be- very sue that 40 in'I--
ticc is done to the Indians.
In relation to the report OF IN alleged misi. ?
standing by the Utc- ol the terms of the reaty tie
Commission is directed 90 make % plain 10 tie m
dians that no discussion OF tic subject viii be en-
tered up0n All discretionary powcr- arH o. be cler-
csed in a spirit Of the utmost hbrr.itY 30 c0n-tru-
ing the provisions 81 the As of Juuc L. 1850. but
questions once stticd 10 Csse to he Topruei.
When the now land, hay. been selected thc Com
Department. with estimates OF cost, showing (. e
number and kind OF dweiu g-houscs. scisol-house-.
agricultural and other implements which Will be
required. together with the number of school
teachers who can be advantagc0us.y employed.
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rGoHInIHoN ~ rHILlbLLPnLa

UAERlBrRG. Penn, March 3l.-ln the IIou.c
tins evening Joint rc-oui on su,uItfus g. uc Vcap'
an amendment 10 the Constitution forever proh.hiuns
except for medical mcdaniel aud scientific plrpo.c.,
the manufacture and shr of all intoxicating uq1'r-,
passed scco'd r'aduE au"r cnr sd'rtDr d.-cif,lo.
by vote of o. -. Amtrdm.. were Oh red nri re-
iccted. among them 20 insert tAe word "taer4iou
MI y nllrI InnrllIiIlllI
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LoypoS. March 31.-A dispatch from Dub
nu fo me IiBies. annou Ic.u- tla' th I1"d Lrasue
ara irving 90 organ Z, lrcl orancAe n Dublin m oi-ee
Ia b,,nr pressure upon tai rs ahO ayc "ept alooi om
the L-u or have given ~ cub tsat Al sup, SrY''
1. aoie have begun la Csc oll qi'r "r oi Gle 'ly
M s,..t.nlug A braucI Wh.re tIers la % lar-o b. pu-
aton ,f rhs WORKING aud lowest c'srs 'phle or tu9'
. .l,.niant materials lor u,.-4s'eL The rcaourc,A
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At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
N LOBBY AND SENATE CHAMBER

,psrrpi1Y or THE RUMoRs ABOUT THE NEW-
xoyK APPoINIMrNIs FURTHER DEMONSTRATED
r MOTHER BAD DAY To2 SOUTHERN ORATORS
II Is believed that the appointment OF Judge
r,onortson rs Collector of New-YOrk Will be
-",ern,ed. The Democratic leaders will sup
,o-t him. and he has many warm fIienGs
smons Republican Senators. 1t Is stated
.hot tbe only New-York appointment IN.
ercnccd by Secretary Blaine was that OF
Nv Morton. a pronounced friend Of Mr. Conk-
i;,,, In the debate IN tho Senate yesterday
No. Jones. of Florida, and Jonas, of Louisi-
ana endeavored vainly to show that uer
states had not been guilty of repudlatlon'
Mr.. Kellogg again replied forcibly to his col
league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

NEWCASTLE, Natal, March 31.-l|ocr mes
,enscrs state that after the surrender Of Potchef-
sroom the beseeers reinforced the hcsegcrs OF Pre-
tora. ald tic ioint force with two captured guns re-
pulsed sortie hv hc Pretoria carr aud drove them
into the FORT luictnS coI+lertb iOss Oeuctal SIf
L..-Lu -.-L .-- .IL- ~. --- L-.--LL-
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CRIMES And c4sU4LnEs-BYTELEGRApH
r111rn - nR1-NKEy orAnerL

kILLED n a DHI NkEN QUAHNEI4
NF,y.OHtFANS March 3i.-1iIchlei Tracey w8s
shot and instantly Killed M diunhcu In hquoi store
here tOdsy by John Callahan
RODANOW GRANTED 4 NEW TRIAL.
BogTON March 3i.--iu fur LnItrd Siatts District
Cnur; tins morning $50 hc o Alexander lauoN, aaa
.than c1nSlcf, o.. ies ace Ol the inls ungc se[
sou ordered new ira
DROWNED - THE DLLAWA RE- RIVER
Porn JEENI-. y. g., .iJ.Ch jl.--his. AHtihcW
Tv II IatIyic, DcaWar, county, tlis state, q Out 90
white Cri1suc the bciaFa.s hter lu tol
t,uy' with anolher " oman. aaI Was drowned
COUNTEHFEITER~ CAUGtI IN THE ACT
pun ADfIPpfN March ~ - ihfcc Incu Htrr NJ
retcd arlg morning % 10 10 eoutn Eghs in Tho
- 0f u1ufactuur rfcit lu-ccl plccla lhcy viii
Le hoaEd TuLoL t.las il'".Ini--""rr ta-d~T
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THE C0UPENS MEMORIAL.

HARRIsBURG, March 31.-A bill was reported
nnirmauvely IN The Housc to-day giving $3.50 the
snare Of this Commonwealth toward crecuug. memorial
on the battlefield OF COwpcns, south Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
SMALLPoN Ar HoyoLTLE

SAN FRANcI,Co, March 3I.-Latc ndy.ces
from Hawai- say The Cp.l,lic of smallpox anons thc
natives still continues at Honolulu There g. ute, II
any. among the vhfc pc.pr. The natives WHO arc
taken down with the -uail-poN seut tn reef oh
shore, and little can Dee Irurd concerning the TNls,5
OF The disease. sOmr dcdu uavc occurred
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SELLING 1HE ~ co0KE ESTATE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-lhc sale 10y auc-
ton of SOCKS bonds. Western lands and otlcr real
estate belonging 10 The estate of jay Cooke * Co.
resumed to-day. The catalogue cubudiea all the prop
cliy not r yuusy dsposcr o. and about 100000 Was
realized The sale VIII De continued Co morrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

TnE SOCIALIST EDITOR CHARGED WITH URGING
HElrLE 10 MunnEn LmG L.Lnrnln MLLLLAM.

TGE SOCIALIST EDITOR CHARGED WITH URGING
PEOPLE TO MURDER THE EMPEROR WILLIAM
LONDON. March 3l.-Ilem Most, the Editor
Of Frcihe1. charged to-day az tie Bow street
Police Court with having published "a scandalous.
wicked and malicious libel concerning the Emperor
Alexander. who murdered. and concerning the mur-
der; and did ursc people To commit murder outslde OF
Her Malcstys d9mHions."
The court during the proceeding wa. crowded with
foreigner, Sir James Ingham was the magistrate. Mr.
Poland prosecuted, Instructed iy Mr. Poland orc 0f the
Treasury so'lctors aud Ne Clurchy defended the
prisoner. The chief of the Criminal Investigation De
parmeut occupied q seat on ihr bench.
Mr.. Poland 10 opening the case against Herr Mosi.
baid there waao wish INTERFERE with the freedom NJ
The prcs.. and that Herr Most bad rslt % publish
anything THAI BRUSH subject might pu0i-h. lie then
r,ad the article thc Irche1 o the l9iA inst. Some
pcrsons IN court apv.aude tho passage lauiiug the
murder Of t1e car and were tlreied
Mr. Poland pointed ont that the article contained
direct incentive % ~ murder oi the Emperor q
Cemany Who was described az the d" Ereuhc grape
s2ot Prince of PRUSSIA and added that The act pro
Sdoi that persons lnc,uns 90 murder wer" guilty II
misdemoauor and liable 90 op.n-l seryiiuic or maxi
mum torn ~ ten minimum term ot three YEAR, or
10 two years imprisonment with hard labor II ~ol.d
le q scandal io justice % tAe act was not c4.orc,d
sc1.t person oonurcrd witl tle publication ot such
Tue cyidruc, of me police w.- taken detailing the
arrest %! II,rr Most and fe f- THAT r drcrurd Lim
s,f The Elior ~ th~ Fr.,L tlat Dec owned tne AM
th"rsiip of tc article and that he said nc expected
Herr Moe, was reminded for w,ck. Ho was not
allowed bail Tho rass'rlfr ur.l.r.l traf TIE money
il,mde- 4.oo 900 gold.
GIHNAN fNILCINCt At W0.K.
he Daay Aoos says au} i.r.su pressure has been
uscl 10 induce the Government @, uudrr ik" tlr pro-
c,cIucs aeAir-t ID. Frlit~.L % probably cmauAtcs
from GERMANY lie F,,h1rs r'r'-p~ .u'e approval
a. Do. fr fs les au-..rOu- Than fr ~Ig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
NONfTVATTONS.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Thc President
sent the following nominations 20 the Senate to-day;
WIFI l Foscr Morrison OF Maryland TO De Chaplain IN
The Nav ...-..-
join h sto1ncv 10 b, attorney OF the United states for
the Northern Distinct Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
LoRD nrAcoNsrIELp IMPROVING.

LONDON, April Ii n. m. Lord Beacons-
fields condition las considerably improved. RoTton'
hs private secretary has been tccgraphed 10 return
from Alaers. body was admitted yesterday 10 see
Ioid Beaconshed except his physicians and one at-
tendant.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

LONp0N, March 81 4 Telegram from the
House OF .mmon, states that England viii not send
representative 20 The Monetary Conference at Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
mn TORTrNE ~ GAM.

LONDON, March 81. In the House of Com
m.us tIs evening Sr Henry Holland at the request ~
er Charles pnkc Under Foreign Secretary, postponed
puuns ls question relative the position OF the nego-
uaOus WITH t.c Cli,ed states concerning the Fortune
B4y .fltl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

LoNDoY, April 1.-The experiment of light
Ing portions of the cy by ue Bru-h and siemens cleo
tric sy-tcIus last night WIS entirely successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

LONDON, March 3I.-The sum Of $12j,000
was taken from The open market yesterday for shipment
10 America.
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ROUMANIA RECOGNIZED.

LONDON, March 3I.-B, lgum has recognized
tie Kingdom y R9uuan being the n,,t state 10 do
PRINCESS CAROLINE OF DENMARK.
CorENHAGEN, March 31-luncess Caroline,
widow " tne A-r.-AlAry PuAc. I.rlinAnl, IS dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN THE SENATE.
fEEBLE ATTEMPT or DEMOCRATS TO PROVE THAT
REGULATION Is NOT REPUDIArIoN-NR. JONAS,
or LOUISIANA, AGAIN CAsnGATED BY HIS COL
LEAGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-13

The Irish leaders ana people who are striving
Tor better condition of affairs In Ireland
should pe prompt to condemn all such acts as
the recent attempt to blow up the town hall In
Liverpool, and TO denounce the men connected
with IL. No cause can be aided by the incen.
diary and the assassin. On the contrary, even
the bare suspicion that cause, however good.
countenances such means Will drive from It
the support OF brave people. The people of this
country believe In justice and fair play; there.
fore they sympathize with the Irish to the ex-
tent OF earnestly wishing them success In the
reform measures they advocate. The Amerl-
can People thoroughly understand the wrongs
and expressions which are perpetrated under
The land system OF Ireland, and In their effort
20 OBTAIN relief the Irish people have a strong
auxiliary IN the sympathy OF this country. It
Is not probable that any leader OF the Irish
people even consented TO the incendiary plot.
so happily frustrated at Liverpool, but IL any
oid, then he or they should be repudlated
foolish men connect themselves with all great
movements, but 1t Is easy for the wise men to
put them down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-13
Organized Charity.

The movement made the other evening to
bring about an organization of associated char
tiles In this city Is one that deserves not alone
the sympathy but the active cooperation and
LIBERAL support OF all our people. There Is
great and daily increasing need OF such an Or
ganization here. Hardly any city In the coun-
Try gives as much In proportion to population
or charitable purposes as does Washington,
and probably In no city Is 80 much aid extended
TO unworthy persons. The streets are full of
beggars who do not deserve and do not need
help, and nothing ia more common than to see
children asking aims who are VIGOROUSLY on
the high road to vicious and criminal lives
while others who require and are worthy OF
help do not get it because they do not them
selves make their necessities known ana there
Is no other way OF discovering them Such An
organization as is proposed, working To -ough a
common and authorized head, will remedy all
this. 1t can make one dollar do more good
than can ordinarily be acc ompnshed by five
times that sum given away to street appli-
cants. We believe the movement t, be In good
and capable hands, but whether this be so or
not time and experience alone can determine.
In the meantime, there can be no doubt about
the good purposes OF such an organization, nor
OF the necessity for Its existence. 1t should.
therefore, be encouraged and streng thene1. If
inenicieney or other shortcomings should be
developed In the management any where or at
any time the remedy can easily be applied, and
all the more easily the stronger the orgsniza-
tion Is made and the larger the number OF per-
sors actively interested In It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-13

Another grand triumph was scored yesterday
Tor the American bred horse on a foreign
course. Mr.. keene's FoxhalI won the grand
prize OF Paris against several Of the fleetest of
the FLOODED three year-old5 OF France. Aside
from the satisfaction at this additional evidence
Of the superiority OF American horses, the pep.
pie OF this country VIII generally feel gratified
that the victory was won by Mr.. Keene. He
has persisted In spite Of ill-luck in keeping his
stable abroad, and has displayed remarkable
staying powers in contending on the turf His
faith In the superior heetness OF American
horses was expressed when he sent his stable
to Europe, and 1t was not shaken by repeated
defeats The English journals now admit that
the yankees can breed horses capable of
taking part against the best English and French
horses." In view OF the fact that the Yankee
bred horses have just won the two greatest
races OF Europe, the admission might properly
go considerably further, but the American
horse may be trusted to force additional con-
cessions In the future. The breeders of fine
horses In the United States will reap substan.
ual fruits from the accomplishments of Iro-
quois and Foxhall. English and French stables
viii be largely recruited hereafter from the
colts bred on this side the Atlantic.