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, 1881-01-28
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Aps4s "NNs1A III FlItuN1tit1 HtEkEus
slxeiht n!spa.eh to TAs tLteaqo Tr:suns.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Jan. !7.-AsnonE the
bills OIL the Speakers table III the Itnltse of
Representatives IL the Suhuta bill to provide
for the appointment Ut Il Commission to re-
wise tie tariff. Mr.. Frye speaking of the
prospect of the passage of the Thrill Conf
ln!sslpn bill said to-tlay: ~ shall enleay0r
to get action upnn It before Congress .,tl-
1ourlls. Tie passage of the bill has becn
strongly recommended by tho represent;t-
tiscs nf the iron. lumber, wool, md other
Important manufacturing industries OF tho
country. Ail0llg tho Iaper5 OF. tho subject
which our Camlulttee has received Is Il
memorial In its favor; sigllctl By about nine
hundred woo|cn manufacturers uf the e0tlt,-
try, AMI comprising nearly every prominent
.1n1,!ufacturlug ilr1n lit that branch Ut lRdus-
ssi. nuSSELt,
c1nlanittce, saltl that lle thinks tlts p.,ssaee
uf TIC Tariff Commission bill ut this session
Is very doubtful. The friends of protection
to American industry. both III th0 Committee
bill, while tic frre-.ratless a,,d solle OF iio
revenue rctor1ners arc opposesl to tt.
AMONG THE Ml:MouIAIs
lately presented 10 the l10use III fllyor OF the
bill Is ol.e stg!ul l'y lsiifus 5. Frost. lrpsi-
HtltL ~ lHu Nn!HWal .a3sqcIA[l0ll NJ }fOUl
Atanuiaetnrers; F. u. Cheney, President ui
tho Sllk Association OF A1serlcn: u. j,
Morrill, President t,f tho American Irol Il
Steel .Associatton; j. Hart brewer, President
Of the United Stntr5 Puttcrs' Association: \.
II. GarlnMl. President OF tlie Sntttllul Wool
tir'wers' Association; Z. II. naltu,,. Pres
te!lt of tho ..trkwrlGl,t Club: ltloulus Aiue-
kel!ar, President nf tin Type Foundry -tsst,-
CiatiDn Ut tho unftetl Statts; onu ut stle link
Tradu Asstlclatln. OF l.liiAdrlpl,in; GeoFge
5. haven, President 0f tho Textile Man,Ifact-
urers Assocint!an Ut the West and South;
lirnrse Iaiu, President Of tho Nlllrls' M.
tl0nAl Association; John Jarrett, President
81 the :Amalgul,.ateh Association, 1T 1roll II
Stee! Wurkers Of thu United States, WrlIEt,E.
ton Smith, President IT tllB American Paprr
Makers Association; William ii.llen, ,Stcrct,s-
~ Of the Cn!nallttco OF nni1ders u. f..Aule1tcan
Cation a[nehlnery: T.. ". Durant. President
Of tie Northwestern Lumber Manufacturers
Association, atitl OTHERS.
THE AEMnNIA9.lSTN cOScLunE
rs fotlows: "Thpy beliuye that Il thorough,
revisit Is demanded BY all the business In
trres&s Of ua country, In or.ler tut tho tariff
lbllcy Ut tic country may ~ settled, n,lt
Tint icw enterprises may be un.iestake,t
with the nss,lrniIrs that, atter this settle
ment, the ta.atf vii! pruhably remain .lnlis-
turhed for many years.
, 1881-01-28

dES. JACOB FNF tttctl Mt Ills residence ut
carro'ito1l, In this State, yesterday IN Ills Sid
ycar. is was u natIye Of Kcntucky. lie
raised the s!xts.tlrst Illinois Regiment, which
llo commanded at tho battle OF Shiloh. Ills
SOD. Qe''. Jatnes y. Fry, is at presout Chief
OF StaH to GeIi. Hancock,
, 1881-01-28
G4re Gttba&9re.


FIRE broks out IN tho fourth iluor of s1x-
story building nj Nos. 3tg1 mid ;;G7 broadway,
New iork, owned by tho American Express
cnnpany. last night, and on account Of the
hight of tic building and tho Intense cold It
WAS with difficulty asd nflcr considerable
tfhc thnt Tho tlatnes were cxttnguEsl,rl. Tho
cntlrc loss Is estimated Ut SGU0. .0o0. Swcctxcr,
Pembroke Il TO. II stock OF dry goods nj TIC
first tloor WIS damaged s300,UO0 by water.
Lawson g. 1,ros.' stock of lacus and
cinl'rnfterles on tho seco,l1 floor WIS dam
ngea 3l50, QUO, ntso hy water. Tho remainder
Ut tic building was occupied by s. & II.
Davidson, wl,oso entro stock Of shirts. worll,
S1oo.0oo. was destroyed. Tho building was
damaged $4,000. All losses are covered by
Insurance.
, 1881-01-28

printed ut tllc instance nf TIC Democratic
t''l'',st' for the cnllttstan..{ a.nl that he Il.
ntcrson ,t tilstrtlntf! t'tem a'nont, tic llepni'-
ilenii voters FOR tho uirJlDS. III creating the
very isclrl'cality which Is Mow ralse,l. atld
arnl then H. induced Tn, jnttges nf rlectluil
t,,,f t" ff")rss ts wt"e nr,cl''c! Tlle 1>eino,
1,g Marlin cxtept BY rGjectfnx this entire pre-
cinct. for tic Detn,rrats coulit not otherwise.
% mvr.% On. t,tl y ereatGr maturity for. yeatcs
,,, ,,,,',hr ,!r"etytw: Ir IL ai,lar$. tu" TINT n
t:li!'ts, t],e IseKlstrnrs being De'norrats NIB
pnintch ~ tito Democratic Stnts Govern
THE POLLS wEnt: NIT OPENED
a thy tiu!e rr1ulre,l hy law. md that many
their votes ufi tl.fs ncc0ltIt. The trick III this
t!rinY u! Dp"liny the pDls Is said to b. duo tu
the fAct tl,at TIC l}eMoeratic Keeissrars a1'~
w" ltf;s ', u sfs ~ WITHIN mi Wa ;Iat tsp \ w9s k1w
S %'l"is ss FIJI these ' prtesss sts'' loo. TT tns
the reason tl!At; owing to Democratic negli;-
Esi,fe ftnf on or Intrigue, tug p9!!s %crs 1"t
yutcs being Republican. IIy tliIs means tt,t.
voters !it ses'sns strong Republican districts
were dlhfrnncIEaetl. One Of tic arguments
Hat s sH sfS rrcG IL y"r Of ixaf s ;1t i
ny Greatly tectls snntrthl;ig like Sl.uO,
wh!ct. w0ild b. given hlil sI,o,lltt he be- as-
SiEsh.tl KeH[ in the chasing hbIirs nf tHfs
Congress. The case will be resumed to-
TtJ-.tNttI.OW
will rrhbabty tyG tlGyhtetl to private hills,
and, on Saturday. the Committee on Appu,-
priMtiolsa ,yi!! undertake. to gct tile District
of Columbia bill through tho ftUllse. isepre-
stntativt B!eklb.!! WIS ssskctt tD.ttay wtlutter
tue nstetsIrt 10 pass the Electoral Count reso-
lutinns wnul.l be renewed. "O!l, YES, was
ahe reply. But. Vi cost,se, 1t wotIf, ht. ,.se-
less tu Try It wltliuut Il quorum. We lad a
quorum III tile city yestertny, but It sertas to
lIaye Disappeared alreu,iy.'
ot>l,lt Ut lie De1uM.rtl,s t0 uOt ap1lear to
care inilc!s abont it," remarked tic corre-
mp We gut 50 badly Whipped at the
last election that st,nle Of nur men seci,l 10
l'l!Se lust alt their courage, antE pretty much
all Interest In politics. Wu ra1,not depend
ulun them II! Mil emergency ltkH this"
vi he'll will you try ayaih ?" asked the
correspondent.
Next Tuesday. l think. There IN +. prpT,-
abttlly that VIZ shall havu 1. quorum Ut our
own members nguEn BY TINT time. As soon
ns II t'tor1'u. appears shall make another
Alr. lilcknell does not appear to feel yrry
hopeful Ut tic final passage of tic resolution.
, 1881-01-28

TitE municipal authorities Of Sheffield,
ar0 In inorial terror Ut 9o0 rc,,En,,s WIN uru
supposed to entertain designs on the ucace
mil security nj thattow,. Thu l'cniaus nrr
bcing watched. They have turned nl,t to bo
@o Irish laborers II, snarcli If work,
, 1881-01-28

a hand Of Indians Is committing fearful
cxccsses near San Jose, N. 81. 4 fow days
ago tho sayases killed the driver Of q mall.
cur near that place. Thoy killed tllreo min
crs ut Chloride Gulci, and burned to death
fur persons, women and children, near san
alarclai. Four other persons were only
saved from similar fate by tie timely
arrival Of somo soldiers,
, 1881-01-28

THE Irish 1lome-Ruters liaye appointed q
committee to Investigate tho reparts nf 1rls',
crime furnished tho 1louse Ut Commons ,,y
Secretary Forster. They charge TINT many
OF tho crimes are iguncnts Of tic tn,agfnn-
unll.
, 1881-01-28

llERn WfSDIEo1wT's resolution cxcmptjng
tho celebration Ut tnass nlld the admluistru-
ton Of tho sncramcnts frnm tho pcltnt pro-
visions OF tho Ecclesiastical laws was reject
ct by tho pr,,ssian Parliament Yesterday by
vote Of VII 10 9t5,
, 1881-01-28

SENATOR GARLAND introduced n bill IN
tl'e Se',ato yesterday providing for tho cstul.
llsfnlcnt 0f uniform system, If bankruptcy,
Senator Voorhees, Introduced bin uupr,.
printing $4,000 for Improving tllo Wabash
River, on the banks of which lie t,as grown
ulld ltuurtsI,rtl.
, 1881-01-28

4 SAVAGE dogcnterc.l n New York lumber
yard yesterday and attacked four lacll, llcnry
Mantel, William kymer. Danici Fitzgerald,
a1d James Dohcrty, anu laccrutcd their tIcs!l
III shocking manner.
, 1881-01-28

Iris stated on apparently good authority
that Prof, O. G. I'LL, Principal Of tho Nor
lnnl School ut Oregon, Hall County, No., will
be private secretary to President Garfield.
FEof. 1l1ll WIS member Of tho Faculty of
Hiram College whom Gen. Garfield was
President Of that Institution,
, 1881-01-28

The Philadelphia Democrats nominated
samuel U. King for Mayor yesterday. Dir,
King said no would not aceept tho olllco uu-
less d Mr.. 1tntltcr was nominated for l.e-
corsler; but Hunter WIS not nominated, aud
William Y. McGruth was, Hunters sup
porters then bo1tod.
, 1881-01-28

TiIE bodies of Mrs, Jacobs and a co|ored
girl, both recently buried, were 1akc,, from
ueIr grave III Il cemetery near Alexandria.
Va., Wednesday, night by II purity Of bo,ly-
sstntchers. Two negroes ilayo been arrested
OIL suspicion.
, 1881-01-28

The Cork Italld-Lcagucrs have called OH
Staw and Colsl,urst, Members Of Parliament
fronl Cork County, to resign becaasc Of their
withdrawal from the l1onc-1sulo purity, lc,l
BY Parlcll.
, 1881-01-28

FIFTY Liberal members Of tho House of
Commons have Joined In petition TO Mr..
Gladstone that le retro carly each night
from tho flouse, SO tl,at his health ,uay be
not Impaired,
, 1881-01-28

Sfns. BAcoMD, Of Altoona, Pa... left four
children III her homo Wills slle went shop
ping. Tho house took fire, and they were all
burned 10 death.
, 1881-01-28

PRINCE FHEpEillCK, uncle of the King of
llalland, III hls capacity US Grand Muster of
tho Duscl. Frceln aso,,s, ],as sent n petition
to Queen Victoria praying for the indepcutl-
encc Of tho uours,
, 1881-01-28

FoR this region to-day, clear Or fair wealth.
CT, variable winds, generally from south to
west, followed By slight rise III te1npcra.
turc, aro predicted.
, 1881-01-28

TIE Court Of Queen's Bench for the Prov
tnco Ut Quebec has decided that tic A,aer-
lean edition OF the Encyclopedia urEtan-
Mica" may be soll III CanaIa.
, 1881-01-28

TIE Prusstan Federal Council tas adopted
Blsnarck's bill establishing blenniul budgets
aud Quadronntal Parlta.uents,
, 1881-01-28

THE l[very-stabie Of john C0ntes, Mt
Avoca, H., was destroyed By fire "Wednesday
night. John Chcnowitll. hostIer, was
burned to death III tho building.
, 1881-01-28

IT Is said that alr. Burkner, Collector Of
Customs at Louisville, is to bo renewed b.
fore President Hayes turn expires.
, 1881-01-28

GEonoE lltc,Anp, late President Of tho
Williamsburg IN. ~ Savings Bank, lift
S2,0o0. 600 to relatives aI,d friends.
, 1881-01-28

DR. THOMAS AUST, Win Ii charged witt,
numbering his brother nt Windsor, Ind, was
nrrestel Mt Clifton, Ont, yesterday. Ile WILL
be extro1ftcu.
, 1881-01-28

security woni'l mign III ireland. T!ey cx.
prcsse'l fear That tho ilotsn ut f.or,ts wo,tll
vote to rujcct III acceptable luna btu If Il Co.
ercioh act wis first t,aasHu,
, 1881-01-28

THE lion. JOHN j. Etalr of 13!airstown,
Pa., Inns donatcd SIC, ,oo0 for tic endowment
OF IL Presidential Chair In Lafayette College,
Eastuf1, l'n,
, 1881-01-28

THE Senate passed tho Naynl Appropriation
bill III slightly anae'lted forul yesterday. 1t
approprlAtes Sl4, 7a0,7 7s7.
, 1881-01-28

Mn. THOMAS uofSE gayH m elegant re-
cept'on to tho ,nembcrs OF the Chicago Bur
Association at his residence Inst evening.
, 1881-01-28

90 mn a,'fet and orderly nlnhner,' but,
II; : rattle obstructionists shall rer1tter It
tf-c-. $ impossible to cn,lnt theln,. the:
esnlly-clectctl President will bu inaugusated,
a'N tl'oso wtlo flaye lnterfcred 10 prevent the
ts'tnl lHetltot1s will 10 the authors Of thelr
own political ruin. ~
, 1881-01-28

ANOTHER strike Iii England The Oltll,am
cotton-spinners layo resolved tn striku for
all advance Of 6 per cent Oh the present rite
OF wages.
, 1881-01-28

sptetsl DLpa:sa tu Tns Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. u, Jan. .!....--'rhe press
sure nuon tho House Committee having the
matter In cllarge to repnrt bill fur g
lostal telegraph, system IL very great. .Sey-
erul members Ut tho Committee, however >cx-
PRESS MI opinion tllat no blil will be faynra-
bly, rcpurted. At first the members believed
uata plan woul.l DO perfected and reported
to tho lInnse, but sucl, difficulties present
themselves tlat 1t Is not believed, to be pusst-
bic to secure the assent of tile Committee to
any bill whatever.
, 1881-01-28

THE schooner Daniel Goss went ashore on
tho island OF Alntagoria, and thu Captain, his
wife aud child, md QUO sailor werc drowned,
, 1881-01-28

a DILL WIS introduced III tho Now York
Legislature yesterday providlta. that tele-
graph wires be laid under ground.
, 1881-01-28
STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS.
1!CLE 81 OF STEAMBOAT RULES AND lE0u-

Hull: u uF STEAMBOAT RULES AND lsEGG-
1AT1oSs.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Jan. a7-At n meet
lug Ut the Supervising Inspectors Ut Steam
VESSELS tt'.lay tho 1'rus!ieNt, ten. Duinout,
s,ihinlsted MI extract from Ills annual report
rcterrin. t0 tho loss Of tho steamer Sewan-
liaka, which burned iui,e =, 1850. end III
which fe{ure!lcn Is made to Rule 81 OF
Steamboat lsulcs and Regulations. Gen.
DuM0nt recommended TINT the Board adopt
all amendment to tllIs rule In or,ler that It
might be applied to NIL Glasses of PASSENGER
steamers except ferry.boats, with pruy1so
that river steamers may
1:NEl,cIsE THEIR CTEws
at quarters while lying ut wharyes. The
rule referred to, as 1t now stauds, is as fol-
lows:
every tnsNcic! stea1ner carrying passengers gu
steaner i undo: way. 10 cause tt hc prepared
station t'tlf tur ha nwn s'partnent anu also one
fur tho cnxsnter'a acHlrtment, in which shu!l TO
asstEu.ai Es.st snlioi. of duty for every per~
sntl cinp!!iyGL Ut tOar1l such steamer tn casa ok
lstr ur nthur DISASTER which ssatiuu h.i shalt DO
pl'icel II TITO must ct'sptcl&ous places hoasu
duty oi such 3iusser, Mate, or uticvis nt1t In
cnlm4liti, ohcc ut lt'st IN each week. to call alt
hauss tn quarter ant exercise thoa, ia tho dis
cplilc a!1d t1su nf nte- pumps, :.na Al other ap-
larAtua for tue safe:y 1t tto u! boarl Ut SUCH
so.ssls. IN! ta stu saas I'LL cqu:pmcnsa required
.
lncl"sa usc, and tho fact ot tho exercise Of
thu tFvW Us herein contemplated shul1 G,a Ctl-
testtt ulhIl tho steamers log n0Ok1 stating tho
day Vt the ,1i@tl a1.4 nolar when so exercised,
RH1 nty neglect tr t1tusston vi fh0 part VI tho
aseEs N yY..,.,la,as Y such ste4t,ot = ssrlutly
thfurce An1t rule shall he ietlnel tsauss for q
revocation VI tho llcettso Ut a1ch ottlrrr.
The Rattcr was referred tu tho Colmlttea'
OIL Discipline Ut 0illcors. >.
4 resolution to establish rule to provide
for tho
CAPACITY os SMALL. noArs ON OCEAN
sTE!AAki:s, :
atnt tn tho n.,uber Ut such boats to 10 carried
Oh river steamers, WIS also rsfcrred to a
committee.
Thu Commttteo on Kules ansi Regulations,
to wlsola was referred certain cqmmunlcsa,,
tinns relutiyh tn ltute ~ Vt tho Steamboat
Rules, submitted thu following resolution;
which was nut llilally IlslA.sad OF:
le<kaati, That Nn!u 10 0t thu, Hults and 1leSu..
~ Rltehutel u IN ssl u {ullow&rlz: lkule ". =
0u al passenger atll fright ktesmeFs Nrer III
tulz. constructed saeu tta ytar l5sl and ~ ~
hereafter c1.ustssacfte. navigating thu satunst
sounds. lakes. bays. xnd Eassrs, thc9u ahalt b.
b&,ilcr an,t W!xAixosk when tho b.,.lers aru lbs
9cFI4Attt EEe1t aud tho NUllwuFk khall ks ptpts~-
rFb lsutlAte4l GY Mctallie sheathHx; but. Il thts
&oi!tE& nln externally IlFct. tue IEact AtofxSa11
shall npk Nv tra4 suat fur nrtlcs, HnI iu addition
thu engineers us.u tnslscct,ss u paAs fEu1ly tn
tho rear rrl Ut thu iler tpt tho purpose u ex. =,
animation; ptGyldtd, tlaf stIe woElHusk :seuM
nut tAn ulsuxeN tQ Appnsleh Wtthlu eight hlcRtS
u th9 lsearhtny " smoke-p;pe, 'aal ah8E afr
suitably psosal&s4 W metaIlla casla4a sn4 !,
, 1881-01-28
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
The Senate's Attention Civ
en- to Two Eloquent
Speeches.
Senator Beck Earnestly Ad-
vocates Free Ships for
America.
Reply Of Senator Blaine Con-
troverting tho Ken
tuckian's Views.
Passage, by the Scnnte, of the
Naval Bill, Appropriating
$14,720,7S7,
a Scandalous Attempt in tho
House to Count In An
other Democrat.
The Arch Traitor jeff Gloomy
over Stephens Advancement
-Pleuro-Pneumonia.
David Davis Again in a a'Pfominent
Political Position-No Post
al Te'egraphy.
4 Grand Row Over ltllc Sitting. Bull
Bull up Nortll-TarlR
Revision.
Nes Perces Whiaing-The Electoral Count
Steam Boilers-A Big Petition
Notes.-The Record.
, 1881-01-28

Which Is Il GREAT BARGAIN, and
worthy the attention Of every mother. II
Ibis line Of Suits were perfect tho prices
would be $,o.5o, S11.oo, 51a.oo. This lot
utsuiss, at the above LOW PRICES, Is
one Of tho BEST BARGAINS We have ever
offered 10 the RETAIL TRADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-28
IIIEI

BARNTs-At the Pequo, House. Nev-LOndon August 97-
AGED il years. O '0Hh . ana susan B. baeS
BERGEN Friday evening August 20 Edert Bergen in
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited ATTEND the
Monday August 80 at ocoek p M i'i L. l. Oh
osrwlcKAugust 20 in tho 4Sd year age Richard
Rsl9liyS' and friends Of family attend tho
Monday, August 20 at ? O'Clock p m VI
w. e iao s t ne s @lS
Funeral her late residence No 422 clernontave.
Brooklyn sunday August 2s at O'Clock Please omi
coLLINs1At Locust Grove Lewis Co. y. Y, on TIE 22i
Merriam Collins aged q years 0n''' l.
CRANI-At spiiern n y 2eth August 1881 Alexander
Relatives ana friends family are respectfully invited to
pal church al sGdern. Monday. inst at p M
Trains Of the NewforS Lake Erie and Western Railroad
DIsoswAY-on saturday 27thinst Mary A. Of Jacob
Rs n@sys i a1% lTs1s' E's5lay i9y'ea tho
IIooklyn, Monday, 29th inst at p.
Train meets II a. m boat from New. YORK
DUNBAk-In Jersey CITY On Angus 20, Amos b. Dunbar
R saS ~ and a intends e the family Pvs
dence. "a Randophave. Jersey Ciiy Heights
G5LBERT,At Glen Haven y y AUGUST Is. Joshua W.
Florida papers please copy.
HURRY-At Flushing l. l. Friday August PC. Miss Car
Relative and friends invited the funeral from
Carriages viii meet the 10 Train nom Hunters iont
LANIERAt his residence No 10 West lOthsI. j. 4. ID.
lanier IN The slst year % mis- age
Chapel the Presbyterian
University place and lOt-st TUESDAY morning
August 30, at 10 O'Clock.
LINDLEY-On Monday, August % 1881 this CITY Hd.
ward Crosby infant Of Ohm and LOUISE Indey.
Funeral services VIII be held future day
MOORE-On saturday August 27, his residence No.
12i Madson-aYe- John p. Moore aged 81 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
PERRG-Suddculy, after brief illness, Bay Ridge on
Friday morning, August 26 Joseph Alfred Perry,
10Th of ms
Funeral services at Christ Church BAY Ridge on sunday
afternoon O'Clock. IL is requested that
TYsEN-At New.Dorp. :. T. August 2T after long and
illness Mary eldest daughter
Elizabeth y. rysen.
Notice funeral hereafter.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Saturday, Aug. 81, 1881.
The experimental lighting up of the Paris Electric Ex
hibon took place last evening, NJ. Gambetta President
of the Chamber Of Deputies, being present The com
bined Human alton MI the various systems In the
OF the Palace Of Industry had not contrary TO expecta
tion a binding effect.
Russian Imperial ukase has been issued abolishing
post Town Conmandant of St. Petersburg, hereto
fore held by Count Barandoa.
The appointment Of the Rev. George Granville Brad
ley NJ A. master Of University College, Oxford to the
Deanery Of Westminster Abbey, Ia officially confirmed
The projected duel OF NJ Clemenceau for the purpose
OF which has gone Marscies, Is with NJ Serene,
manager OF the Peu Merdioai who wrote an insulting
letter to NJ Cemenceau relative to his candidature for
Aries
Iroquois ut exercise again to-day, ana had two
gentle caners mile each II Is reported that
he caught his cough FROM Mr. Loritards recently LIN"
ported horses.
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THE NEWS IN LONDON.
GLADSTONE VICTORIOUS.

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT STRONGER AFTER THE
PARLIAMENTARY SESSION THAN BEFoRE-BETrER
FEELING IN REGARD TO THE LAND BILL--THE
BRITISH RECIPROCITY MOVEMENT EXIT DING.
The London cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE
says that the Parliamentary session has closed,
leaving the Government stronger than the
Liberal party itself. Moderate Irishmen are
disposed to accept the Land bill cheerfully.
The British reciprocity movement has received
an new impetus from the failure to make u
new treaty with France. The solicitude re-
garding President Garfield continues very
great in London.
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MEETING or L0VERS or PEACE.

APRoTEsT AGAINST " THE wARLrKE OPERATIONS OF
THE IRISH.
MYSTIC, Conn, Aug. 26.-The Connecticut
Peace Union met at Mystic Grove to-day, and attend
by several thousand persons Addresses delivered
by Edwin H. Coates, the Rev. Henry Club, Thomas III
wood LOngshore and Mrs. Sarah A. RUSSELL of Phila
delpha Miss Clara Hammond and Jonathan Whpple
Of Mystic; Mrs Lucinda NJ Bentley, OF Groon and the
Rev. Calvin Williams. Pequo Indian. message OF
sympathy adopted and sent to Mrs Garfield.
The resolutions demand international arbitration
and general disarmament denounce the projected nth
taTy displays and sham battles at the Yorktown and
GrOOu centennals protest against the warlike opera
tons of the Irish in thus country, declare the attack
the President TO be OugTUwth OF the spirit the war
aud of the carrying of deadly weapons, thank Mayor
King, Of Philadelphia for seeking TO stop the carrying OF
such weapons and the establishment profess
orslips OF arbitration in colleges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-28
RUN DOWN BY 4 STEAMSHIP.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 27.-As the steamship
Missouri from Liverpool, Of the Warren Line was OF
Mnots Ledge this morning, she into and sunk the
schooner Jesse Williamson, ir., of Boston, from New
York 1t is surmised that the captain of the Williamson
must nave been injured by the collision as ne made but
feeble effort TO save himself The captain steamer
promptly sent off two boats assistance Of the
scnoohsfs crew. VINO were struggling the water and
eccecoen IN saving them, with the exception tina
captain VINO died Immediately after being taken aboard
apitln Andrew Il. Craggs OF the Jesse williamson was
h 3m e. Andrews, n b. and leaves widow and ave
cmoIe. The cargo Of the schooner was consigned 70
the south Boston Iron Works. There WAS no Insurance.
on the Jesse Williamson. The cargo was insured In New
York offices. al -'N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-28
TIE GOLD MOVEMENT.

LONDON, Aug 27.-Ike Economist leading
article to-day says:
The stock az bullion at the auk OF England Is believed
to bc ahOu 1000 900 of British coin, and 1000 900
in foreign principally French. The remainder is only in
bars. The bank does all that he legally asked in
meeting the demands on II In British coin
The Paris correspondent of The Economist says
Exports gold to the United states have commenced
Steamers sailing from iDYre have taken about 200 1000
francs In gold during last week. and rs much more will
probably be to-day so far, however, the exports
by French houses principally made from London and
Amsterdam. The Bank OF France doles ont gold very
gradually and SapOle0ns light they for the
present, OF very little use for export.
The Times in its financial column this morning
says that the Bank Of England has refused to sell
and Napolcons to us. 1Ol2d. and 76s. 6l2d. per
ounce RESPECTIVELY.
Tho scarcity of gold is causing renewal of the BIZ
metallic AGITATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-28
Il MARKET FOR AMERICAN COIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-Consul Grinnen of
Bremen reports under date OF August o, 1851
partnent OF State that the importation of Indian
into Germany during the ak months ending July ISL
amounted to 100000 bushels and that latter half
of the year will show much larger importation tins
excellent staple of food which. when better known in
the country will Increase to indefinite extent Hay
has become very and dear, owing To the pro-
tracted drought throughout Germany and IL Is reported
from Scheswg that the farmers selling their pough
horses and killing their cattle, they able TO
procure forage for their susainence. This also
case, but TO "A lesser extent in Oidcnburg.