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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
SERIOUS RAILRo4D ACCIDENT

A PASSENGER TRAIN on THE LAKE SHORE AND
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Road wRECKED-Two MEN
KILIEp--A LUCKY ENGINEER.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 22.-The Lake
Shore ana Michigan Southern express due here at 705
this evening ran Of ,he track Rt Nottingham eight
miles OF this city, while running nt high rate OF
speed The nneer. John Lice. and the fireman. John
Henderson, were killed They crushed against the
head OF the boiler by the tender, which turned
comp eeIy the locomotive aud landed on the track
several feet ahead The ensine was thrown side
and the mall baggage express and two passenger
cars were from the track which torn up for
two hundred feet The smoking and three sleep
ing cars did not leave the track. No passenger
was injured though all In the forward consid-
erably shaken The express and baggage cars
badly wrecked Tho messenger August Schneider, was
severely, hut probably not fatally. injured He had
mIseuloaa sscapo Ihs Spy ps5s q m se o ear T sa ,
car ahead Nrecking train was dispatched immedt
atey receipt OF the news and was soon followed by
special which brought the passengers here AT 10 O'clock
One passenger states that just before the accident The
conduct sHd the tTalu tccn minutes behind, but
was making up the schedule rate Of speed,
thirty miles an hour Consequently the train WAS
probably running hat faster than the regular rate
az time OF the accident IL supposed the switch
had correctly placed but tnat had got i'o
Il and caused the smashup. Tho BODY O Engineer Lace
was brought here the special train. He leaves
widow. He OF tue oldest engineers on
the road, and running the trip
place Of Engineer McGuirc. who seems tO
have charmed ife 10 was his regular run when the
tram went Though the bridge Ashtabula years
ago, but another man was running Tor him then Also
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NO TTDINGS or THE CREW.

BERMUDA, March 1S.-The brig Alfred, OF
Swansea with cargo Of phosphate, was found dereict
on the morning of March Is by Augustus Pearman
fpot in his boat Secret about fifteen miles south
west Of these Islands The Alfred had ner ensign
upiou down, aud the signal from Marryaes Code, "I
am sinkncn underneath. The brig was run aground IN
Mnot BAY In the harbor Of g. George Her hull spars,
,as anrigging are reported to be in good condition
r. IA understood that she was from Cooeaw, South
Carolina, that the captains Wintz. aud that
aha arrived at the port she loaded at February Id
Uer cbropoIneter charts log book, ETC., had been
mayed by the crew She had three feet OF water p the
Sold II supposed by some that the vessel strpck on
ivng TO- aud that the members Of me crew, bscoming
Hig6tened when they found her leaking took 70 their
boat with the Intention of reaching land but cnae tee
hoat mst have swamped and all weLe drowned The
vessel is owned by j. A. Nicholson. OF Swansea Affixed
In the door OF the captains cabin was paper on which
wag written My God. what will be the endof thisW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
THE SENATE OFFICERS.

NOMINATIONS BY THE REPUBLICANS IN CAUCUS
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUSE
WAsHINGToN, March 22.-The Republican Sena-
tors in caucus this afternoon selected full list of
elective officers of the Senate, and intend to nom
nate them tomorrow. The list is as follows: {:
George e. Gerham, Secretary; Colonel H. FL. Rid
dleberger. of Virginia. for Sergeantat-Arms !;
Charles johnson, Of Minnesota, for Chief Clerk;
James T. Young. Principal Executive Clerk, and the
Rev. Dr. Sunderland Presbyterian). of this city, for
Chaplain Messrs. Gorham, Young and Sunderland
were the last Republican incumbents of the places
to which they are named. Colonel Riddleberger is
Senator Mahone's friend, and is said to be man of
excellent parts. II the Bourbon Democratic party
of Virginia can be kept in the minority. he will be
the next candidate of the Readjusters and perhaps
of the Republicans, for the United states Senate to
succeed Senator Johnston. of Virginia. The out
come OF the struggle TO elect these gentlemen can
not be ioreseen. The struggle will not begin befoe
day after tomorrow, as the names will Doubtless DO
sent over for one day under an objection from the
Democratic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
ALLEGED FRAUDS UPON TRAHELLERs

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST AN AMERICAN CONSUL
MACON. Ca, March pa special corre-
spOndent of The Telegraph and Messenger. who went
upon the recent excursion Cuba reports the following
frauds upon the American Tourists:
At Nassau we obtSlned from the Spanish Consul
passports at OF S4 each permitting us TO visit the
island good for ak months. Before our arrival 90
Matanzas the purser took them up giving as reason
that he was compelled TO show them to the Spanish OH
cias with the list informing us that the Gus
tom House would them 70 US through the Ameri
can Consul We called for them et ths American Con-
sups and were Informed By him and LOUIS Drake,
clerk in the Office Of Mallory's Steamship Agency,
amount sixty persons PAID They then informed us thas
It would cost 81 so nave them vsed again before We
the American Consul said mat the charges were correct
ana that we would probably be placed In isl II We
ths affair to the Governor Of the Proyince, who
ordered out file OF soldiers and arreAted X W. ROOD.
hcosd for mercy and refunded tho money to al present
Porfy witnesses produced 20 prove these facs
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Mr.. RUSKINs HEALTH RESTORED.
LONDON, Wednesday, March %, 1881.
The Standard announces that Mr. Ruskin's
health Is restored.
FOREIGN NOTES.
health Is restores
LONDON, Tuesday, Ma

LONDON, Tuesday, March %. 1881.
The Union worsted Mills near Bradford, have been
destroyed by fire. The loss is R35.000.
rhe British Ministers at Rio de Janero and at Athens
viii exchange posts.
The Oldham employers have refused the application Of
the power.loOm weavers for an advance Of wages.
John Mills commission agent at Cheetham, has failed.
His liabilities estimated at 2150,0O0.
The Hon. f. r. Plunkett secretary TO the British EN-
bassy at st. Petersburg, has been transferred TO Con-
stantinOple.
farewell meeting was held last night in Surrey
Cbapel formerly Rowland Hills Church The building
be demolished tie expraton OF fhe lease.
The S. JaDs6ss Gasete this afternoon says We unders
stand that Mr. Joseph william entity, member Of Parla-
ment for oxford CITY, has accepted the Chancery Judge
ship.
dispatch from Berlin that the question of the
cost Of the inclusion OF Altoona In the Customs Union
threatens lead 10 constitutional conflict. II his
health Will permit Prince Bismarck will participate in
the debate
In the House OF Commons this afternoon Sir Charles
Dixie Under Foreign Secretary replying to question,
said that the French Government had expressed Its
readiness into negotiations for commercial
treaty with England rs soon as the tarin Dill was passed
by the Senate.
MONTREAL March 22.-The machinery used in boring
the new tunnel under the st. Lawrence River was
removed from the leo today The operations far
from complete yet the engineers In charge that the
tunnel Is practicable, and that tney Will nave saleke
rock to drill through.
VICTORIA B. c., March 22.-The firm OF Oppenheimer
Brothers. OF YALE has failed. Its liabilities in Victoria
are very heavy There Is q scarcity OF labor on
the railway works. and abOrers are offered 81 % and
ST. 10 per day. Skilled labor Is also in demand Con-
tractor ODderdonk Is going East TO get men.
ST. JOINS N. F., March 22.-The steamer Leopard, the
first OF the sealing fleet has Just arrived with 10000
full load and reports good fishing. small seal
ing craft lost Twillugate few days Two
Of tho were drowned Fifteen steamers are
jammed IN the Ice at Green Bay.
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GOVERNMENT NEWS.
!, ,rc Am pIrMOns AT WASHINGTON.

racTs AND RUMOas AT WASHINGTON.
ME EXTRA SESSION pIscUssioN-sENArE OFFICERS @
NOMINATED -REsIeNArIoN OF INDIAN COMMITS
s,oxgR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRAUDS IN MIS-
sIsslppr
II il not known that any conclusion was
,.aehed by the Cabinet yesterday in regard
- an extra session of Congress; but 1t Is
hsI;eyed that the result will depend upon the
ab;lity of the Treasury Department to 81
throuvh the summer successfully without q
Refunding law. The Republican Senators IN
ooncus nominated Senate officers. K. d.
Trowb bridge has resigned his Office Of Indian
Commissioner. The methods by which Gen
era Chalmers was returned as elected to Con-
eress in the Shoestring District of Mississippi
will be so thoroughly exposed in the contest
by Mr.. Lynch that the latter is likely >tc
obtain the seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
THE CHICAGO MAYORALTY.

THE CHICAGO MAYOHALTY.
CHICAGO, March 22.-In the Republican City
Convention neld to-day, Alderman Jonn NJ. Clark
ceived the for Mayor Tho election will be
held two weeks from today.
MURDERED BY HIS BROTHERS. MURDERER.
LOUISVILLE, March 21.-Edward NJ. Clark
gave himself tn hands OF the officers Rebscv vile,
Logan COanty last night, stating that quarrel with
Edward King about three miles from there bad shot
and probably killed him. The Coroner and party
to tae place Described aud found King dead with
bullet holes under each eye and pistol by MS SIDE Clark
claimed the deed WINS doue IN selfdsfenoe, and the
COrOners jury decided. Clark two years ago killed
y brother Of Kings.
DESPERATE ON ACCOUNT or DISAPPOINTED LOVE.
CHICAGO, March 22.-AbOut 10 o'clock last
John NJ. Cfam salesman for Daggeit Hassett d Hills,
opened his house door at Lake View, suburb OF this
city, response 10 knock. lie shot dead by Will.
Seymour, who entered the house hts body and
shot himself dead Seymour had been suItOr Tor the
hand OF Cnm's daughter. seymour eighteen years
Old and the girl only sIteou aud the father objected be-
cause OF their extreme youth and OF SeymOurs dsreput'
able life Mr.. Cram was worthy aud reputable man,
in comfortable circumstance. Seymour also OF good
family.
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NOMlNA TONS.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The President Sc

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The President sent
the 10 loving nominations "a th Senate to-day:
Stewart L. Woodford United Attorney for tho South
ern District OF kew-YOrK.
United states Attorney Tor tho Eastern Dis
trict o New-YOrk.
District OF New.YOrk. .--
Clinton d. MacDOugal, United states MARSHALL for the
Northern District OF New. YORK .,..- -
John Tyler Collector Of Customs Tor the Dtrct OF BuH0
Albert Woodcock Collector of Internal Revenue for mo
Edward Meyer. states Marshal for the Northern
District OF Ohio. -
Jones' UneA states Marshal for the Northern Ds
frict OF Illinois. xx o..,. q. 1..,-z =. =.
First Lieutenant . o.. n, =. - o.
tain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
THE EXTRA SESSION QUESTION.
w DECISION BY THE CABINET so FAR AS KNOWN


THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Cabinet had under
consideration the question Of calling an extra ses-
sion to-day and considered it at considerable
length; but absolutely nothing has become known
beyond the fact that no decision reached 1t is
understood that the chief thing upon which the final
decision hinged was whether Secretary Windom'
after further examination OF the laws and the means
at his disposal should finally Conclude that he could
or could not get along through the summer credit
ably without additional machinery for refunding
the National debt.
Rumor, which lacks confirmation, has 1t that Mr..
Window is inclined to think he can tide over mat
ters; and there is general impression that, while
the question still remains open, the calling OF an
extra session is less probable than it seemed this
morning.. Neither the President nor the members
of his Cabinet will talk to their most intimate
friends In regard to the question.
II ia said that protests from several commercial
cities have been sent to the President urging the
abandonment of the extra session idea, IL being
maintained that special session OF Congress would
paralyze business unsette values and lie disastrous
70 the welfare of the conntIy.
BOSTON, March 22.--RepreSeDt2tlve Morse sent
disoatch to President Garfield this morning assuring
him that the business men of Boston were very
strongly of the opinion that extra session Of Con-
gress should be called.
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TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
FRENCH OPERA IN CHICAGO.

fRENCH OPERA IN CHlCAOO
Opera Company gave Les Hugueuots last evening
an immense house La Juiro night equal suc
GOING ABROAD ON ACCOUNT Or ILL HEALTH.
Bo>TON. March 22.-Charles i. Wood. assistant
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany New gland has resigned OF leah,
and Will 20 abroad.
SHOT TWICE BY A NEGRO.
MEMPHIS, Iepn., March 22.-AdVces from YaZoo
CITY, Mics. that Bruce Moore, twenty was ahot
twice yesarday by whom he had struck in quarrel
ILWas thought Moore would die
MURDERED BY LIQUOR SELLER
BROCKTuH. Mass. March ~. .-Dunng midnight
disturbance by crowd Of half drunken swedes about the
quOr store OF H. Murphy the latter cred areVolyor at
them fatally woundinE Michael smith, age twenty.
REPUBLICAN ALDERMAN SEATED.
BogToN March 90 1 he Board of Aldermen yes
terday after long aebate declared Alderman Fynns seat
vacant voted 20 give The seat 20 William Frost ono of the
Renubcan candidates at The last municipal election.
TROY EDITOR INDICTED FOR LIBEL
IpoY n Y Marco 22.-Iue Grand JHrv to-day
fond an indictment for bel against tho pnbshes OF me
Norafdg IelegraH Of thus ey INC alleged onehoe WAS ~
IN the professional uoR nkhtf
80. ~ "a oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
RAILWAY NEWS.
NORTHERN PACIFICs RESIDUE STOCK.
EFFECT OF THE ISSUE ON THE MARKEr-rHs POS
~TT0N 0r Tuv mr.. poor 2 a3e ~

EffEcI OF THE ISSUE ON THE MARKET-THE POSI-
TIoN OF THE WILLARD POOL.
The announcement of the distribution by tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company OF the residue Of tho
common stock. amounting TO nearly S1S.000,0O0 par
value. excited great surprise in Wall Street yesterday
fne the ISSUE not only the market but he
position OF the Willard pool the subject of mnch dis
cussion An active member Of this pool denied that ~
nad ever been claimed that the pool had secured tho
greater part of the companys stock he declared only
ned larger amount than held by any one or could
be secured by any one However. the same person
sad about two weeks ago, that Mr. Willard secured
the absolute control OF the company. ana
he declared yesterday that Mr. Willard still
held the stock ne had previously bought.
director Of the Northern Pacific Company who was
also member Of the bondhoders committee at tho
time ofreorganization explained the reasons why the
idue stock had not been distributed before When tho
% 90 s e s l7s sy r
former stockhoders On account of the high position
ance was 5vercos az last ian and the equity rights Of tSss
ssoeknoldsrs were preserved to them Common stock
stock was deprived Of the power Of voting until July l.
1873 The question Of the disposal OF the stock
came up almost immeSstey attsrwsrd TSs csUt
stock OF the company had beeb divided SO a5
to give 70 the stock the control Of tne con-
vote But the preferred stock convertible at par
in9S ano.s 5a Lands Of % s and hs q
% $ n which By had been granted to the se
conversion Of part OF the preferred STOCK The issue q
the residue common stock held in the eompanys treas
the preferred stock Under these condtop ths stoek
was retained until the demands OF the propretors be-
next election win pass from the preferred to The commoa
The next general meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
company will take place In September Whether The
issue OF stock will result In change OF msnsse
predict.
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has been found front OF the Duke Of ossuna palace.
The police are instituting an investigation.
AMERICAN CATTLE DEFENDED.
LONDON, Tuesday Marcn 22, 1881

lin, member for Md-Lincolnsbire. moved that
"a the House is of opinion that the recent
outbreak Of foot and mouth disease among
cattle entirely owing to the importation Of diseased
animals from abroad and that the landing in the United
Kingdom of foreign live animals from countries known
to be infected should be prohibited"
Mr. Mundeia, vice-president Of tie Board OF Trade,
said that the Government inte lied to meet the mo-
ton with direct negative. The motion would destroy
the principle OF the Act Of 1875 which makes
slaughter OF cattle at the port OF landing compulsory
Mr. Mundea quoted statistics wing the large guam
tty Of cattle imported especially nom America, and
pointed out that dimnuton OF the supply would enor-
m0usiy increase the price OF meat
After debate the motion was rejected by vote
OF POS to 147.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23

election officers voted 10 take a recess for lunch.
They locked the box but refused to seal it, 1t was
removed to private residence to which no
Republican was admitted, and there
the fraud was accomplished The tes-
tmony in regard to the whole county,, shows
Lynch to be entitled to about 1900 majority. 1t
was returned for Chalmers with $50 majority
ln Natchez, at q polling place where Mr. Lynch
was personally present, tue policy of obstruction
was adopted. All sorts of irrelevant questions were
asked OF voters they presented themselves at the
polls. Many were thus discouraged and left early
awaiting their turn TO vote. Mr. Lynch took them
TO room near by and took their names as wit
neSgess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
THIEVES AND REoEIVERS ARRESTED.

Henry P. Williams, dealer in mattresses and
bedding at No $50 Canai-s. discovered recently that
articles were being from ais store snd informed
the police OF the Fourteenth Precinct Last night Of
acers Noyak and Masterson followed two Of Mr. WILL
iamss employees Allen Van Rsiper and Henry Frevert
to junk store No. ia Qreenwchst' kept by ulrich
sohrister and saw them leave quantity or peddlng
there, Afterward the men went 20 store at NO. ooo
Canal-at, kept by woman named Lizzie BebDln WIN
whom they left bedding inc ocers arrested
wan Reper aud Frevertand aerward TOOK into CUSTODY
fIe persona with when they had left the bedfng. MI
Williams identified the bedding % hh prsE&xty fhe
heddina VIVA ya1ed $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
MINISTERIAL CRISIS AT LISBON.
IJap0N Tuaadav March % I66

A vote of want Of confidence In the Minis
try in connection with the Treaty. was
defeated in the Upper Chamber last night by vote Of
so to 40. The majority included two ministers A
crif1s Is regarded as inevitable.
LONDON, Wednesday, March 23 1881.
dispatch from Lisbon to Ihe Standard states that in
consequence Of the close vote the resolution Of want
Of confidence the Ministry has resigned. The Duke de
Avila is consulting the King respecting the formation OF
new Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
EXTENDING IT'S LINES.

Subscriptions to the second $3,0OO,00 Of
stock Of the Oregon Railway and NaviRaton Com
psny opened at the compaDy's o6ice Monday TAs
stock is offered at par to the stockholders Of record
March 21 in proportion their respective holdBfs
The subscriptions payable In instalments, the iass
falling due July l. The purpose Of ths issue OF
stock as OF the former issue OF the amount IL -
furnish money for the completion Of the coDpanys rail-
road lines In Oregon. Is proposed to complete ta
year about 400 miles OF road-the Columbis River nna
frem Portland to the Daes the line from Umatils %
Baker City, aud the line from Walla Waa Colfaxs
with branches from Dayton TO Pataha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
FREIGHT FOR BALTIMORE.

The freight differences between the Penn
sylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compaases
have been adjusted and hereafter all freight for tho
Baltimore Ohio win be received at the Pennsyl
piers In this city and the Pennsylvania Line
Philadelphia The line Of freight steamers which tha
Baltimore and Ohio has been ming Baltimore "a
transport It's freight to aud from ibis city has been die.
continued No change will be made In the passenreT
ngements at present. but freight the two
panes return the old condition OF things whic
isted before their quarrel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
INDIAN MASSACRE CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The following tel
eeram has been received at the War Department:
CHICAGO March 81. 1881
To e Adjatant General United States ARMY Washing
Toe commanding officer &C Fort Bliss says O. report
on reliable authority has reached him that Indians
M Puerto del Chocolate, near Janos Old Mexico ABOUT
sfxty miles s0uth Of our territory.
'-~" r. II. SHERIDAN, Lleutenant~GeneraL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
COMMODORE GARRIsoNs RESIGNATION.

At the regular weekly meeting of the direo-
tors of the Manhattan Railway Company yesterday,
Commodore Q. z. Garrison resigned his seat In tbs
Board 1t said by officers OF the company that tSs
resignation Of Mr. Garrison In no way significant al
o change OF ownership management OF the comEsayf
that Mr. Garrison was intending to sail for Europe n
May and that In anticipation Of that event he az
ranging his business affairs II was said also by ofcen
Of the company that the that Mr. Garrison lad
sold mis- interest in the company and that bis Wfs
resign the presidency OF the company
utterly false.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
THE MEETINGS AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
LONDON, Tuesday, March %, 1881

A Reuter- dispatch from COnstantinople says:
"Arn Eendi the only Ottoman delegate present At
Mondays meeting There will be very few more meet
ings. Meanwhile preparations are being pushed"
In the Chamber OF Deputies at Athens the Minister Of
Wor admitted that there has been rather unusual
percentage of mortality among the troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
ELECTION OF Pennsylvania DIRECTORS

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-At the ANIMAL
election for directors of the Pennsylvania Central Ra
road held in this city to-day the number OF shares voed
the regular ticket selected by the COMMITTEES ~
name on the opposition ticket was that OF Edward y
Parker, which printed thereon thirteen tnien -
order that might be tested under the relative u
cumulative voting Tue number OF shares voted for k
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SEEKING INCREASED OBLIGATIONS.

A special meeting of the stockholders ok
Pullmau's Palace Car Company has been called fsr
April at Chicago, to act the proposed increase OF s
capital stock The directors will ask for authority %
the capital stock by onethrd and for this
stock the stockholders will be given the privilege Of
subscribing par The purpose OF the increase Is to
complete the improvements OF tho works rccentiy
established Hyde Park Chicago, which ttene
has been already expended about 81, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
PEACE WITH THE BoERs ASSURED.

PEACE WITH THE BOERS ASSURED.
THE BRITISH CONDITIONS VIRTUALLY ACCEPTED
THE TRAGEDY AT ST. PETERsBURG-THE LAND
LEAGUE AGITAuoN-A BOMB FOUND AT MA
DRID.
Peace between the British and the Beers is
regarded as assured, since an arrangement
has been made by which the latter accept the
British conditions. The Beers are promised
complete self-government. The Nihilists who
were arrested at St. Petersburg are to have
seven days in which to prepare their defence.
The prisoners in Kilmanham Jail have
formed branch of the Land League. The
fact that the French Ministers have decided
to remain neutral in the debate on the De-
partment Representation bill is regarded as
victory for Gambetta. A bomb with san un-
lighted fuse has been found before a palace
at Madrid.