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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-05

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
MAnn1AnE pAuenrrR oF rnor. MonsF

MARRIAGE oFA DAUGHTER OF PROP MORSE
PoUGHKELPsIE. y. T., Apui 4.-Leila l.. Morse
Youngest dsdghter OF the lat Professor f. Morse
married to-day u Franz RuuImel the pianist
ENTRY FOR THE GREAT STALLION RACE
ROsTON Apn A.-FnT the NJ lion race al Beacon
Park fer q purse 10000 September o. stallion Pies.
NJ a Of Chicago. has been entered by samuel J. Morgan
AN ELECTION HOLIDAY IS CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 4.-iO-mp!rOW, the day Tor cleo
County officers there will be Of tho
nercaItlle houses banke v AL
be closed
ITALIANS MINDFUL OF THEIR NATIOSALIrY.
NINtLAND y. j., ApGl - ne itaii4n cOluuV here
which numbes 9OD elpe has sab.crbed funds 10
oen school 20 teach their children tue ltalu guage
20 give them AN Euglish education.
CHARGES BY TBIAsURER HALLETT
SPPiNGFiKID. Mass. April 4.-ircasurcr II. w.
UsIei made statement at meeting Of the stockholders OF
Company today, charging
tors have mi managed The company
WHY A STEAMSHIP WAS DELAYED.
SAN TRANCI-CO April 4.-lhe cTink-pin Of the
seamsp City York broke March g. when four
i frun Auckland The repairs took twelve days. during
which the ship proceeded slowly under sail
PHILADELPHIAs NEW CITY COUNCIL
PuILADPLPHIA, April 4.-BDth branches Of the
Cty COnneI lnized this morning. william H. Lex being
enosen the Common COanc and George smith
ursldent Selec, Council At Mayor King de.y
cred Lis inaugural address.
LABOR TROUBLES ADJUSTED.
TOMS RIVER, y. D., Aplil 4.-iae u0uble among
the woryin the Philadelphia and Long Brlnch Rai
wav ssf amieaby settled and 100 bien
now the bridge winch ~ Intended 70 carry the
track aeraxs Barpsxzt Lag,
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FAIE sURIIvs RrroE1ED.
LoNpoS. Apnl 4---ln the House Of Commons
to-day Mr Gmdsionc rose at 5:25 O'Clock to make tue
Budget statement and loudly chrcrcd lie said The
gross Revenue Tor the past financial year Vas
oil 600 vhi,h showed the considerable ucrcas" Of
Il 3il OJO over tho estimate but million of ths
amount did not arise from the incidence ~ taxation
Tnc total increase from taxation Wa aJ1-,oO0.
Mr. Glad, one SAID thc expenditure Last year was
s-3lO- 900 which al 1000 less thaI tnc o,imnte
The surplus OF rcyeuuc cKlcaditur. 39JjOoO
TIC time had now arrived. he sad. for IroposnG The
conversion Of the short INTO longer ones wIh
Wow 70 the reduction of the debt. Ie proposed 10 pay
of 800 900 oOD In twenty I've years.
Mr. Gladstone estimates the expenditure FOR tho year
lust begun At 4-l70j.OOO tsiiO.sl92jOl nnd the
revenue At Rs5.y9OOOJ (sil7.0Jl jO)l. which w1uid
leave surplus Of Al $4,000 ls6 2J2 800. IL pro
poses To take a penny 'ho aud 10 apply a
small .um TO tho consiruction OF barrack' Thee
iucasuros De sal. c'r .ulc 'hc w-oio surplus aad
leave 49, C-iimIt,d drn.it ~ s-'3.
Mr. g ad-insc uroposes 90 reduce the duiv on
silver plate ~ three prn'r pet "lncr until no """."
,uty OF eighteen pence suA entirely ci-apptar t-is
duty been c'n- ict, j ls great r N,no" by ihc
slVrrsmths; AM ttf ..t.U tlo 'afAn.r Guit on thf
fIrenf kus uf foreign -t.lis by uf 10 shilHng-
pence nu c4cI gal uf stiuiard spirit of ni kiid
c XXI 80 Tai tn' vail prouufc AL Increased revenue
Mr. ,,ml-tono proposes also t. arneoritc somc what
ie ,r, ,,rs' r,. BE- favor ul pfiyac brrWri. and 10
iriu., thc Cuff foic. .g o.cI aD. 900 shi.u a4a
penny &c cruta, thus placing about un All 'GuahV
utn Ene t beer aud also " alignment The duty o iin
lie proposes yafous cnnnrc, in tho probate. legacy
aud suco'e-4ou duuc- SIt nothing ~ very s"~rPuk
urfurr. "a" existing connection
with rni- subject coud oy be gfAPplcd wtA Wneu Tie
iaw OF inhrri'inr" "A- ceait win.
SIR Gladstone lI4cd 80 Eating that the uIal re-
suit all the change. hc posed would b. ilr tnc year
ju-i commenced c.imated surplus Of E29jOOo. Ho
finished speaking al 80.
HE r1ir, pcuii, o Tue ncoue tx witch IL 10 PC re-
United, produced last year about &lOOOOuO
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ALLLGfD DISEASED AvERlcN cATTLE

BALTIMORE, Md, April l.-Ihc SIM this
morning -.jf: \ pIvAic letter Just received I"h
sir. b l.ry m4uasiug cdl.ocof The L.r>p3Ji Dr3rc-s
Ja,r,L ,n,.: TIM steamer I-,so MANITOBA from Bal
tiinnre arrived here ia.t week with moro than zoo
cattle affected Viih tl' foot and mouth ai.rl.o. Tar"
WIS o., ui..al. Ih1u- o.. madr pr'cull tNnr ma
ion of both me hyiIg Htd tdr "a ad loo mouth h1d
to, r,. v.f, niece ttrd and hI-frrcd. afd many u Toe
huIf- verc nearly fcaHN 20 ial oil; they were manly
~, >,,,, ,,,a,. ths comment: Tic Like Manitoba
never ok a. ,arg,of yc stu,s OUT of tuls ,or, Gad
far as known, Wds never her.
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THE MArANZA~ EXHIBiIlON.

HAyASA, April .-Clpraln-Gencral Blanco
opened the exhibition ~ MatAnzas yesterday. Nearly
al tlc lryur-r authrrucs fc prcsent, A. were also
rc; rrs.u'avc. of various corporations ard volunteer
guard An ,rchc-iTa fiom Havana furnished the music
for tie Interior o TIE budug aad o;hr musical oTgAn-
zItous entertained tue people outside. The most
general d..lay u udu. Ties De- tlat ~ Cubl. Spain Is
eparirly represented prob lbiy because tue Mai Com
pAry Refused Tor long nuc 90 ira sport gfh- goods
lltIdra inl the Exhibition. Ihc lLt'd states Is lady
uplcr,nl.I. p;urpAiN lu hnIiVt.c ard fIa l'u ~,
Though s agricultural ps,du-ts have sDltC i'r rViuc
attention.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS AT HARTFORD.

REPUBLICAN SUCCESS AT HARTFORD.
Hartford. Conn.,. Apr AT the city election
to-day the Republicans elected c. c. Strong treas
urer, and Thomas Langdon marshal. The Demo-
Gratis elected John L. Higgins clerk. aud
John I. Peters auditor The Republicans secured
both boards Of the Common Council. Tho
Board Of Aldermen will stand 10 Republicans 10 8
Democrats, aud the Council Board 10 Republicans
TO 13 Democrats The Republican majority on
joint ballot is 10. which gives the election OF tho
CITY and Prosecuting Attorney and other import
ant officers elected by the Council to the Republic
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FRAGMANrs or WEsrEHN YEWS
mann or ~ ono crv1FNAntAN-

DEATH OF Az ONO CENTFNARIAS.
CINCINNATI, April Airs. Mary Kelly, who
IA SAID tO have BEEN few day. more Than 100 years
old, died IN Richland County ONO. on saturday.
DYING AFTER 4 FORTNIGHT OFsUFFERING.
DETROIT, Mich, April Airs. Upright. the
young sbot al s.anion. Men, 10y hcr husband.
March 49, died yesterday, having hv d hit,on days
after being shot through TIE hraln.
KILLED ny BLOW WITH NAXF.
d. OFT, Mich, ADril 4.--Beuj ann Ircgo, n
prouuf citiz ~ Of Irving township. Barry County,
auarrelie,i Martin LeI'cr. yesterday. auG kfl-l
Inn by a blow with crushing m ms skull 1resO
has some tire Shown signs of mental weakness.
LABOR STRIKES IL CINCINNATL
CINONNATI, April 4.-The carpenters Of this
and have appointed committees % VISIT al shops where
work s going The rOpc-nak have also struck for
aiI increase to % day The employers have agreed
give the increase after the orders now hand
flied.
KILLING HIS FATHER ~ SELF Defence
CINCINNATI, April "A dispatch from Cam
net"n, Ind says: "Ncw- has been received of the XII
OF Richard Wech by his SON Montgomery WEIGH at
Derby Perry County. asst evening The father hrcd
several shots W one ~ his sons At the time Of the Kill
ing from VISIT 10 aawyer FOR IN purpn-e pro-ccuuR
Wecn The father drew revolver and said one must
die. The shot FIRST TIE father fcil dead Ilc
deceased man was farmer IN good ctrcuns tances."
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
CINCINNATI, April "A special TO The
ing the tnanged body OF Jonn Lauulerg wa. found
beneath the heels OF horse In his stable by u, nlor
named Nathan Iills ,uuherg lived alone on "A farm
lie kept considerable money about the house Phvs.
been dead twenty-fI hours when found. They asD
discovered cuts on his head. made apparently by a
sharp ins ruuent There a strong suspicion tnat he
WAS murdered robbed aud throwu 10 tie sail
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NO tOPEIGN !NrERFERENCE.

The monthly meeting OF the lst Assembly
Ds.rct Ko.ub lean Association WAS held at No i52
Fr.ulltn.,t last evening. Charles IL. Trainer pre-
,dd. Thirty new mcmbcra were received and the fol-
loving r, solution adopted:
y soJr5 That The Republican Associs ion OF the Ist
mn, ~ pi. ri.t iudOrsss any acton takc1 bg the
& .,lrut ana The fNO senator's in regard u TIA
nan. for f. drgtl offices In the state OF Ncw-fo
an no foreign interference
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
A GREAT EARTHQuAKE AT sCIO.

SHOCKS PELr AT SMYRNA AND OTHER PLAcEs-MR.
GLADSTONE INTRODUCES THE BUDGET-EXclrE-
MENT N FRANCE.
scio was partly desOlated by a great
earthquake on Sunday. Shocks were
felt at Smyrna and elsewhere. Mr.. Glad
stone made his financial statement yes
terday. Steps are being taken
in London to secure sympathy and aid for
Herr Most, of the Ereiheit France is greatly
aroused by the Tunsian raids. Four French
soldiers were killed in the recent aflray. Mr.
Dillon has made strong speech relative to
the riot at CiOgher.
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ACTIVITY IN ALBANY.
Slw-YORK ciIlzEN' SHOWING 'lGiLANOE-rhE OBJ
.,,,.,,,,o>tsTs TRYING 10 FIND NEW HEAD
FOR TnE DEPARTMENT.
InY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IkIbUNE'I

FOR TnE DEPARTMENT.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
A1nAxY. April A large delegation OF citizens
- v.,.Yors arrived in this city this afternoon 10
look over the STRENGTHENING bill. which is the
.,ocial order IN the Assembly Tomorrow The petit
,ion Of the Committed of Twcnty-one appointed at
the Cooper Institute indignation meeting III New
yor. IN regard to street-cleaninR was presented TO
loth branches OF the Legislature Tonight. The bur
den Of the petition is pray that the sireet-Ciean'
,,g hill as it passed tho Senate. making the
Mavor the head Of the new department. may be
passed IN the same form by the Assembly Mr. Ca'-
penter and Mr. Hamilton. IN the Assembly were Tor
the moment under tho impression that they
could debate the petition and would have done 50
~ hostile manner. but they were Quieted by
lMr' Carpenter has been nlusirously at work 81
day here obtaining votes against any serious molih-
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ADyIcLS Tsou IDh >orrH PAcHIc.

san FRANCISCO, April 4-Samon adyiccs
by IN. steamship CT, fNc0-YorS indicate the triumph
OF the Government party under King Malico. aud the
collapse of all organized res stance.
In hurricane ou 'hc Ashburon River on a." north
west coast of AusfraliA JAnua7y aud T. th.rc Euro
reau- aud -sVrru natives VIZ doWLcI aud t"eHo
prar h-tiug boIf- w ra Wrecked
I,e smallpox D.. stII ri-lugA Honolulu.
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BISMARCK. d. T.. April The golso be-
low Mtnd4n partially broke today, ana ID" river fell
INTO its Original bluks The people ot ne unfortunate
re u,fine The tee au mud ont % their bui' ling.-
tn. i,,,.i, h.Its from tWO 90 five incAr3 tuck Inc
,,. he. cleared. % "a r 0, 30 place Z" pax tGo
trs u.i,b ,xtruds u an dir4 ii"ls. asa II c'oScy
,,clei i,, ciuiuss from three t0 rlght feet deep
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LIE REsuLr AT COLUMBUS.

Co1rMBus, Apnl 1.-THE election passed
qr,tly sod.y anu OWING 10 tho bad weather the Vo's
VA. considerably smaller than that usually poled There
VS. rnach scratching account Of loca issues Tho
n,nry T. that Collins the Republican candidate ior
~ ,,or h ,icteaed by Peters Democrat ana pusslDy
tnr Whole Democratic city ticket 3 e.ected
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A WouAY MURDERED md BURIED.

SAN Francisco. April "A dispatch from
Santa Barbara says: Mrs Louisa Sargent. OF Santa
Rita this county started alone SATURDAY. horseback.
10 visit a ncichbor The horse found some time
a'terward graziug by the roadside and after search
the body ~ Mr. S'rg"nt was found ic-t rlhy buried
ragged ana murdered. Mexican shepherd Was arrested
aud Is ia danger OF being Nuohcu."
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OF votes and IL was the Senate which the Senator from
Delaware quarrellDg with, not the RepubhcaD
side.
Mr.. Jones Dem. Fla) denied the statement made on
Friday last by Mr. Logan RNp Ill that political out
RACES perpetrated in Florida 49,,
Mr. Harris dem Tenn) moved 70 lay the resolution
on the table Reiected-Yess, %; nays, 27.
Then roll call followed roll call In quick succession
upon dilaory motions until finally Mr.. Dawes moved 10
adjourn, which motion was 445 O'Clock, agreed 20.
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pnrpARlNG TIE ANNUAL TICKET.

THE Tammany Society held special meet
. nj evening 10 initiate ssycr.l members la snci-
nation of the annual meeting. April l.. Gfaud siehen
.c,, was empowered TO appoint committee of SIX to
.,.,. a t,cknt for thirteen Sachems, a Treasurer,
:. '~nnr and WsknKir 70 be vOt i for 50 fsr as can
49, ertaincd OpposuOn 10 the Kelly interest in ina
ely has been ORGANIZED.
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A BOO1LESS ERRAND.

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRiBUNE.I
WASHINGTON. April 4.-There is a report, which
seems well founded, tonight that several gentle
men. holding friendly relations to Mr. rConkling and
some of whom are also on good terms with Mr.
Robertson. have gone TO New-York tonight to in-
duce MIR. Robertson request the President to with
draw his name. 1t is generally believed. however
that the miss Will be failure and that Mr.. Rob
ertson " be confirmed.
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WlNrIyG 1 PA>IOE 10 RESIGN

RED BAxK, y. j.. April IA petition
slc,od las. the most prominent meubcrs 0 the First
Prcsbyteran Church. stating that the churohs useful
pe. would b, greatly by the resigunton Of tie
..,,,r tl. L,y T. X. TItrDauLh las becn dtt"u up 10
10 n,e.ru.d to the iucctiag OF the Prcsbytfy wiich
meals M L week.
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POLITICAL TRLILS IN S0Oi" 'HH'A'-'

CHARLESTON, s. c.. April 4--ihe onl'ea ,la',
i'.,, C'nf, WIS opened here to-day. Judge
9'a'ea rrs,,aps Attorney NOrth'op announced
rnnn,r Of cases involving VOCATION o, .s 70
thaL ,gere ready for trGl out ia eOnA.S
eleei.O .s ~ Judge Bond tie hearing Vi tAeSo 0"s
ths s's uS,s' ussrponei uuiil Thursday
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MIDDLETowN y. j., April 4,-,Jacob La
farge was found dead IN bis bed at Uu.onvle. y j.,
tits morning. La'arge was a bookseller iIe undoubt-
ediy committed suicide by drinking cudanuui.
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HoBOKEN NoMINATIoSs.

The Democratic City Convention OF lioboken'
WA he last evening and the following canddiies were
nominated; Mayor, Joan A. oNchi |Hy 'e'A'
p,,ort A,.,rts; CITY Collector, Robert B1wesi City
= - ,n.ns, Renfr: Assessor. James ballard;
X -,ul. M Road OF Closen Feehoid"re william
= Parslow and Timothy Foley Ihe eleeu'u "Aes
,t..a IA. xl Tuesday.
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HrAcnNsrIELp,s C0NnIrlON.

LOSpDN, April IA bulletin tuned II p.
sny. I'ra B.acon n,n-.d pa--od quet day. and was
f'ce fonl .p,-n.Ir lr,,,l..f. 10rea, thcre IS a
rignt lutt.a. uf f.s,r
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Dir. PEIB0DI7s SUCCESSOR.

BOsTON, April 4.-The corporation Of Ilar-
ward University las ask ID the Rev. Dr. Pnip Brooks
to mn the chair De LEFT vacant by tao rctr mont o.
Dr. Peabody. and he has The matter uader consldera-
ftpD
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nm IInnlI, IN SPAIN-

SEVILLE. AWii The Guadaqulycr River
has inuuGas.l -FOUR .qu4re uos Of and foriy
81 tnc county around ~ mouth I.c floods are ucfcas-
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TWENTY APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP
m WIN Assembly District Republican

Association held ~ monthly rnee'ihs AZ 10 % ,a,,
HE cAair anu twenty proposals i'r '"'"''
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MR. HOSKLAS RkCOTERING.

ALBANY April 4. - Lieutenant Governor
HosKins still improving and Tia now believed he Will
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4 pOSIuASTER ARRESTED.
I April ALVIN Harvey

Rrp BANK, n. j., April 4.-A'yIn hsIveH
r.,nas,er AZ Oceanic. was arrested 'ooay W on'le'
states Deputy Marshal lnenipson ~, o ale 10 aSd 81
,,.nt Of Government iubas' ho ""'"S'
nd Was taken " Sehor-
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MORE IRISH ARRESTS.

LONDON, April 4.--Jasper Tully, editor of
The Aoseoa,Boa Herald. arrested ~ BOYLE last
,sss on n charge OF Intimidation. u Of the mosI
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sC1o ALMOST DESTROYED.

THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE PROBABLY KILLED Oh
INJURED-sHOCKs FELT ELsEwHEEE.
CoNsrANTISoPLE, April A strong shock Oh
earthquake at SciS on the island Of that name, yes
terday. destroyed many houses and seriously dam
aged nearly all that were left standing. Many oil
the inhabitants were killed and the remainder are
encamped in the fields. Several of tho neighborng
villages were destroy ell. During the panic when
ensued the Eastern Telegraph Companys office was
pilaged Shocks were also felt in the island OF
Syra and at the island Of Smyrna, but no damage IS
reported.
There were fresh shocks Of earthquake at Scio to-
day. The inhabitants taking refuge on board oi
steamers in the harbor. The Governor and some Oh
the officials have quilted the town.
ATHENS. April A Government dispatch says
that the effects OF the earthquake were also felt Mt
Tsesme. and that the number Of persons killed and
injured Is estimated at 5000. The shock was also
felt at Carosto, EuJola and at Tnos. At syria one
house fell.
Scio is one of the best known of the isles IN
the Grecian Archipelago. 1t is separated from the
coast Of Asia Minor by the Strait of Sclo which is
about seven miles wide in ITS narrowest part. Tie
island is only sos square miles IN extent. The pop
uaton il about 10000. Scio, the capital. IL near
the centre Of the east coast. and has population OF
about 10000 This city has harhOr formed by
two mole, and Is engaged IN the manufacture ol
velvet silk and cotton. IL ~ one oi the CIT - "hl,h
claim TO lie the birthplace of Homer during the
Greek revolution QN22i the people Of Scio rose
against the Turks who suppressed th" IcN"it WIN
extreme cruelty. These atrocities were IeNchgcu
by CAnaris who in June, lNZ2 attacked the hIk-
stroyel tie vcs,e! Of the Capudan hs
nic ia the namCS
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THE SENATE CONTEST.
No EXECUTIVE SESSIONS.

,,v,r,oSs TO BE ACTED UPON WHILE DEMO-
~ ce,Ts uotp rHE SENATE oFFIcEs-AriEMPr ~
a,,cy 1rpGE ROBERTSON TO WITHDRAW
THE Republican Senators decided yesterday
l.. oancus not TO 90 into executive session 10
.ate action upon the recent nominations oy
.s~ President. but to continue the effort 10
sIoo, the Senate officers. Other reasons ior
~ .onrse were given than dissensions among
naDrh,icans It ia said that delegation from
washington will visit Judge Robertson anu
try to persuade him to withdraw from '"0
contest for the New-York Collectors .'p'
The daily gazette., 1881-08-17
IMMIGRATION AND MANUFACTURE

IMMIGRATION AND MANUFACTURE
ERs.-At an immigration convention
held at Jackson, Tenn, last week, re-
port was adopted which provides for an
organization known as the West Ten
nessee Immigration and Manufacturing
Association, to be chartered as q stock
company, with o central organization at
Jackson and branch organizations In
each county, the presidents OF the branch
organizations with the officers of the
central organization constituting the ex-
ecutiye committee. United States SEN
ator Howell E. jackson delivered an adj
dress which attracted considerable atten-
tion. He took the ground that what ls
needed Is not so much immigration as
manufactures; that the farming popu-
lation could be decreased and tho man.
ufacturing class In Tennessee increased,
with benefit to both; that the boys and
girls of Tennessee should be taught use
ful occupations, and that labor 10 honor
able and not disgrace. Senator Jackson
made the point that no place possessing
the ability 10 manufacture should make
commerce of Its raw material; that such
q policy was unwise In the extreme.
The good points made by Senator Jack
son have wider application than made
by the Senator.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-17
Police Cases.

Before Mayor Almond, last even
ing, Mary Thompson, charged with
using threatening and abusive langu.
age towards Mary Mahony, was re.
quircd to pay costs and give bail in
the sum Of $l00 to keep the peace.
Marshal Pierce, for the larceny of
a pistol and a small sum of money
from Francis A. Cross, was held IN
5000 bail for his appearance at Court.
Joseph Swan, COL, for drunkens
ness and disorderly conduct and US.
ing abusive language towards Mrs.
Elizabeth Lockwood, was fined 80
and costs and held In 5000 bail to
keep the peace.
Alfred Loper a vicious negro was
seen by the police last night expos
his person in an indecent and public
manner, at Tenth and Market
streets. He was promptly arrested,
and resisted 6ercely for awhile, was
summarily hustled down to the po
lice station. This morning Mayer
Almond imposeda penaly Of IS and
costs.
Patrick MundY, for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, was fined 81
and costs.
One case of drunkenness was fined
so cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-17
The Tide of immigration.

N. Y. Tribune.
The immigration of 1881 is thus far
at the rate Of halt q million Q year.
The total number since January 1st Is
243. .o25-an increase of $4,000 over the
same period last year. The month Of
June alone showed nearly one-tbird Of
this increase, bringing 10000 more i'm
migrants than June last year. Nearly
one half OF the June arrivals were Ger.
mans, the Irish and Swedes making
about one-sixth each of the whole num-
Der. As rule the immigrants continue
to bear out the character already gwen
them-that of an excellent class Of pop
ulation, many of them skilled laborers
ard many OF them already provided With
homes In the far West. Some OF the
German immigrants during June were
of high order of intelligence and, in
some cases, of professional training. The
ease with which even the unskilled Ia
borers obtain employment in the West
is sufficient to disprove the necessity OF
any apprehension as to the effect Of this
great inrushing tide of strange peoples
upon the country. There is no indica-
.ioB, certainly, that any more than the
average number may become public bur
deps, and almost the whole number
will quite as certainly become public
helps in adding to the frugal and indus
trious classes.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-17
THE RIVER ROAD AGAIN.

City Council, last evening" went down
on Chrlstiana Avenue, 10 look at the
site Of che street the National Dredging
Company proposes to fill from point
on the Cbristiana river, near its mouth.
The Company, proposes TO oconstruct this
street, at . width OF 100 feet, and about
1900 feet long, and also street OF the
same width on the north side Of the
Christians, from the Delaware river to
the Brandywine, for $13, 900 appropria--
ted by City Council for road to the
river. The Council, last night, viewed
the proposed south side street, but de-
ferred action until the regular meeting
on Friday night.
In support of the acceptance of this
proposition, 1t 10 urged that the bulk
head about TO be erected by the govern
ment along the south side of the Christi
ana, near its entrance, will make the
creek front very valuable, wilhelm addi-
tion, the present owners of the property
(the Lobdell Car Wheel Company
would readily donate to the city 200 feet
Of the river front for wharf surposes. In
favor of the filling up OF Fourth street, 1t
IL urged that this street is bound to be-
come the grea Highway to the Delaware
river In the near future.