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EnRElGN NOTES.

L"SbON, Thur'iav, oct lb, lS~i'
Espo-to, the alleged Italian 4rghna. hus bee" se t'
Italy by rail boy way oi Er!-luut
Tho cLolcrp at Mecca f. decreasing. Only two d"1iha
from the epidemic have occurred since the Gh Of Octo-
Der.
Tho Madrid Corrc,youd,acia says sonor Camncho,
Minister OF Finance Will shortly propo-c the conversion
O. al. spanish dcb.,
Tao statement trat ~ Gaubcta had secret ntcr''e"
with Prince Bismarck hud no belief Whatever III
serious circle, ia Berlin.
If. r,,mored Al 81 Petersburg o. r,i the Coun Waln-
pg President ~ Che Committee a. Ministers, haa been
su- pcudrd ptc. tor alleged financial irregularities
It's believed that General Forcro, the Italian Minis
.e.of War win rr-i n cons 'laruoc "f tn "Pl"7li"H
the uI thc Ministry tO his ideas iH lN"i ol "a" I
crease oi tho Army.
The st. Petersburg journals have received cir mar
from the Press Ccu-og prohibiting tAr publication OF
anything about the impending movements oi me Gar Oh
any Oi the Imperial family.
Al tle funeral of the late Baron won Hayinerc, In
Vienna today Emperor Frllci, Joseph, thc whole
dyloratic body the Austrian and lng isan Nins.rr''
inc Tdpai NunclJ and many members OF tIe ArcA'i''
were present.
In the Lower House Of the Hungarian Diet, during the
discussion OF address u reply TO the speech from the
throne, Herr 1l,z,, tine Hungarian 'remier declared
that AuHriH relations W.lh Germany were MOI "et'1"
by the DautlC iEcrNIe".
A dispatch 10 me Times from QUcta dated to-day,
says: Abdul Kuiat Khar reports to Che Am""r Two
defeats Of the forces u,rnt Ia tue hf't hsht'
which occurred In tbo lerat Valley, he took prisoner
the aiherinaw Of Ayoob kcdn In th" second lS o. no
r.pul4ad the Governor OF ca and captured two caus
Tie Govern trta atiug for terms. Ayoup hIli On
reccpt OF t"r news He'd into Persia. Hcdt Is pFoo@by
now IN the hands OF the Anccr's uiiccr-.'
T1RoR 80, oct. 13.It has been definitely settled That
the Hau!au-Ros- race ol and uaI miles aud hin'
for s. COO shall bc rcwcd Creyo Cunr Lake near 81
LOUIS, Mo, Nov embrr u.
ST. IONS. n B, oct l3.-Tbs schooner Paragon, from
Monitor 10 salem ss with . cargo Of bark, Is OUTSIDE
Hat-ny Island watcrDgcd. There is such heavy sea
ia the bay that cannot go 10 "r assistance " 10
reported that two uf her crew Neru lost.
OrEElc, oct I'm. Juulckcr, Paris, special en-
glneer, who las come 10 Canada In the interest OF
French capitalists to examine into the mineral Wtalh ol
the country ~ ia town and vii leave to-day on week
srspecton of the Bea9cc gold ni1e-.... a Leonard
aqident OF the Hartford and Connecticut RuwHF, ho-
con panie.. by two Daughters ana lury oil thirteen
ladies ant ueut.elncu the latter AL prominent railway
r.ru, hoo arrived here Ex-Governor Nds..'hLI oL
/ Massnchusetts, Is member u tao ysity.
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Alexander Jourdan, of Pennsylvania, Consul OF inc
United States at Algers.
Edmund johnson, OF NewJersey, Consul OF the Unted
States at Pctou.
Arthur II. Harrison, OF New-Jersey, Consul OF the
United States at Santander.
Winfield Scott Bird of alabama, Consul OF the Oni'eo
States at Laguayra. ,
Robert Y Holley, Of Vermont, Consul OF the uniteu
States st Barbados.
James w. sier Of Indiana Consul of the United States
at Cape Town.
Henry s. Lasar Of Missouri, Consul Of the United
States at Port Stanley.
De Alva s. Alexander OF Indiana Fifth Auditor OF inc
Treasury ~. Fourth
Benjamin p Davis, Of Massachusetts,, De1uty Fourth
Auditor of the Treasury ,..-s ~ ,r,oos
Jacob II. lila, of New Hampshire, Auditor Oh 'ho 1i''
ury for the Post Office Department ,t.o, 80
Robert f. Crowel, of Minnesota Deputy hu'n'oi VI
the Treasury for the Post Once Department ,.o,.
Henry A. Kennedy, OF Maine Collector OF Cus'oi7'
District OF WaldsbOrOugh. Nc. . =, .,...,u -.
Thomas NJ Broadwster, Of Mississippi, {. Hector OF
CuStums District OF Wick Sburg, Mise. -
William GOuveneur Morris, of California, collector OF
Customs District Of Alaska. ,.o
Howard VI. Kutcim of wisconsin, collector ol HUT
nal Revenue, Third District Oi Wisconsin
The senate III executive session confirmed tle oH,"
tiOn of Hannibal H7mliu The othc nomlhatlCnS "eIo
referred TO appropriate committees
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FRANCE. ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

LoNDOy, Oct. 13.-lt il scIli-ollicially an
uounced at Paris that Great Britain aad France nave al
dressed Identical Instructions to their representatives ~
Cairo and Constantnop'c upon tho Egyptian question
II q, believed hat the British and French ronclad-
VIII refaa at Alexandria un after the departure oi
the Turkish delegates.
me I,ulos In a leauing article says:
Although the Government II naturally anxious o.
..a..tAIn an understanding with France an bgyp'ihn
af fs II y ll probably recognize the necessity O U1 X
ing IL perfectly clear that tac iutctc-t7 ot ihcc IN
..s,nt however Important ca not FOR = E'uiAehl DC
compared Ia ImpOrta. 'c with ouiA'
Hobart Pichi ths English officer who Is chei OF tho
Turkish Admiralty stIn wrtes to he Sidatdrd as io
lows:
Nobody can deny The Su.tans right OF -"VeTDsnty lu
Fr.ut. 3nd ait4ou,h the sultan nIs wisely dnl up.
.-ti'y ,lowtd foreign interference in e., finances ~
E.,pt, it - too much 20 . d nm thAl Wuch serious
rmrlt, among Che tro"p' WI" ate hp'hhS Ii'o
arms and say nothing
Lord salisbury who Forei n Secondary under Lord
Pcacoushrd'- aduu.-trau1u has approved Tie Govern
mouts policy In EL'pt
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GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.

WASHINGTON Oct. 13.-Ihe Executive Com
Inittee having in charge the erection Of Garfield
Memorial Hospital" met here this evening at the Lht;'
House. General shern in the chair Secretary Blaine
submitted the following appeal which unanimously
adopted:
The citizens OF Washington and officials ha'H, resi-
dcucc hcrc have united movement 10 de- marked ara
enduring honor uf the late lI"-iltui, bose
great life was sadly and so ti1uCaI'F cndr H.
His reputation as ftatcsuau, LEGISLATOR ara
executive was acquired iu ais capital Lry'nI
hl, Clai-us Elimination aud grant tdc. me
was personally beloved by all classes ot CiiI'hS
in "a degree Na rarely falls to ine Tot oi any Ip r n
R.ncctinc ms wishes 30 iar as they may ar inferred
i that Of a National hospital, 90 Doe located n me Ds
will ht Z, provision FOR the rcIcl ~ human -uirru-
from The cup nf hch le drauk the Interest dr,t- and
in Tive breadth u. It- humat charity 10 VIII Eif tSply
the noble Iaur and exalted aims Of the hero a-b it.
tyr The hospital i5 dies, med tO De- 80 wlCt lu - seq
OF brnrceucs IA the Kindly heart g tlr dead Pro-
idcnt ia its out-iIctch OF huu"u fyup'ihc-
II VIII bee open to those needing i@ AlI
and miuistratICn without regard q" .l"--, cl..e.
creed or color Ic br surDr'r in need "i h'p "iH hr
the only pas, port IIrc 10 enter ~ dooi ava secure
it, aid. Such qr ,HsGtutOn founded On the cause ~
charity and bearing the name O." Garfield dpNrhf 10
the generosity OF every ana 10 every one lh" '
neal is made Contributions small ana great are
collected. aud may be safely rcullicd To lAr
Hon james Gllian Treasurer 0i tie 'niiea states wa"
has consented 10 act treasurer ,i inc i.nb 81,
gives twice who gives quickly Let the response be
prompt, generous and universal.
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
srccrss or rmG cArrLG coMlLIssI0N.

SUCCESS OF TIE tAIki4I. tti " lN-iDN
CUICkGO Oct 13.-ihc statement Jhat the cattle
Comm. ,son has Jailed IN It's purpose is con'radcted IL
is meeting with success.
LIFE LONG DIPEIsON3lENr
RoCETNND, Me- oct. ,harle, W. q. Smith.
wa fls afternoon sencuctdto imprisonment or life for Clio
murder Ot h'' infant SON
TIE SHADOW AND THE MADGE
\FWPORT. K. l., Oc. l3.--Ihc 7loop SHADOW ana
a scotch cutter Mtige viii sal WadWird race Win no
limo allowance tomorrow
NEW RULER FUH FORT ADAMS.
NtwpuRr H. H. oct Is Mayor Neudenhal, oi
t First "a rG States Artillery, has Icon ordered 70 IS,
command ot FWJ A."iiHs "''sl No '''~'" A'S ~
yorktown Ctlcutaloh'
SUFFuCATED BY STOVE GAS.
SyPACvsE Oct. l3-Iht family ot Nharles bidlS-
dal consisting five persons was ma B s4nU,aloA "5s
ltum coal stove lt Is i'@'' n0 9'o' VI
them Sili olo from tho ehett%
ANNIVERSARY OF LEIuGH UNIVERSITY d.
UrrJ1rIlM Penn, Oct. lj.--Ihe anniversary OF
d.. t,uif,re of Lelilh tWFtr iE was appropriately 10
,r,l al Packer tan this morning Tho Ion Samuel J.
Rand ilI dsltN cred the address.
THE MONUMENT TO GENERAL GARFIELD.
TTr,-rfANp. q. October i3.-lue Garilvid Aon nu-
ncuf committee has received letter nom Governor critH
i"r nt Missouri, accepting the IFOderet puoyh ni nrE
U,i6a rcr oil ms movement Tho iuhd now amounts 10
t1lA-' SHOOTING AFFRAY OF POLICEMAN.
MN. Rl.ANs, Oct l3.--lu shooting ullr3y on
s tuo between Chief oetycuyts bcN errauN am .'o'
IJ.pu-,,y, u which Ubit or uiuc Shots WIo tl"'
toh men wore badly wounded aud hcvertauZ IL no" -
srr dead ANA j, believed taIt thes5e cannot ie'o'oi
THE sAEaTY OF TIE hiCYCLE.
PHILADELPHIA oct. lj.-beiore Conuu5'"her
washington te,uuoly vas art tvdy I"r 9ns.,,ann us. n
N.w'YIlN on tho subject Uf The Danger auenalhg
a.. I,sr ot bic,clcs tu.scu iha,cr, s-pe., iral
't f ia alIhi PARA. and several h"rsenen AMI D'5I!e
rde!s s,vo t,stnuony IN favor o. thc 1lcA'Ie
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TIE REDEMrrION OF BONDs.

WASHINGTON, oct l3.-Ihc question as 20
the course be pursued in rcdeemng 32 per cent bonds
which may sent 10 the Treasury Department for pay
ment under Secretary WINDOWS last clrcuar arose tails
morning. the point being made that probably more than
the amount specified by the Secretary 100000
might De received II decided m the event u t' gc-
ceipt " an excess Of O 900 Tor redemption previous
10 tho Of business Monday next 10 max" The re-
dcmptlOus T-O rata manner similar 10 thai followed
In making the weekly purchases IA NrW-l "rh II th'
amount received for payment does reach TJ,utbOUp F
the hour OF closing the u, paTtpcnt Monday, bonds
covering amount sufficient 10 make up the utuc"hy y
viii be accented by the secretary for redemption Ia Tie
order Of subsequent receipt "a the Dcpd imcHL
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THE W0RLUS EiIR.

BoSTON, Oct. l3.--Aiier several months
inquiry, the committee oi l"ehty-eiEu, "P-
poIltrd to consider the feasibility OF holding
Worlds Fair in Boston, reported to-day that while the
general opinion in New In gland seems TO favor the mold
ing Of the fair in Boston il was impossible TO ascertain
fo what extent this favorable sentiment can be
t lrrrssfully carry forward worlds rair +; would be
necessary to secure guaranccG capital of not less hal
NJOOOuOO; and that 1t was auu'Iu NH',n't Tue @ lti
suin ,d r secured unless private subscriptions were
srnpircntcd by state and city, and mo- direct Gts cod
properly De expected from eHef oil lA'-c sources.
me- effect tha il Is cNpcdcnt % hold Worlds Fair m
n.inn nLoNlded tho sum u 1OOOOOl can oo soour,u.
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months ended September 80 1881, sG5,471 432 1880,
Ss6S47 592; nine months ended Sepember 80, 1881,
$177 7,4j2,349; 1850, 500 201,277.
United States Consul Roosevelt, OF Bordeaux writ
ing Department of state under date OF August 10
1884, reports that the maximum yield OF wheat IN
counted upon will be about 294 100000 busheis Inc
quantity necessary for the consumption OF France Is
about 352 600 600 bushels There will, therefore, DC
deficit Of ABOUT 5s 100000 bushels which WI nave 10 %
imported from other countries The largest IVIUll o
the importation will be from the United States tne cVp
Of England, Germany and Austria being lar Hom "Ha'
W q
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TIE GrnMAN EMPIRE.

BERLIN. oct. ij.-nuJlug rhc coming session
NJ tf pl-.an Dict Poi. E,.ie.a-t,5l riI beyond that
rro,idu, fos tue rcu, - the Law of J"ly last viI Dee
presented o. the G.,iuucut considers ha, fresh lag's
ltuu at prrs,u; would tend o. restrict th' scope oi
direct -rgot,itiou- with 'hc Natic1n.
The -cn,uc of Herr Bitter Minister ~ Finance, for M
or.,-r ,f, direct i,y.. . NOT ha intro iurnl n tho
ef fpr .iI. uirr , DO. NlrI-try IHs dosiIr' '0 te t
Tn, fatc IS the Tui,Jc. Monopoly his
IIrr ,. Putt aafum-r ru. ntlu appointed Wise irr'
dri o.. tuo Ni..try On tH, place of count Euu oIcI-
WcrfIrcro4c resigned Icrr Iutttaruu,r WII also
i,t.lu tLe portfolio OF Ari-trr ui tAr Inferior.
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IpIsHANERICAN AID PROMISED.

Bosroy oct. 13-Gcneral p. 4. Collins, president
Of the Land League OF the United States sent to-
day the following cable dispa ch to the executive
in Dublin: -. 90 100,
>,r,,r. LaHf LcIg,ic. Dt'iiH.
ParrrIi- arrest ia Gladstone bIuuder. Parnell in
,r, nr ust Ice strongest Force of he League Continue
t. uolie stand iru and keep cool Tie British game
In, always been to crush agitation n ireland ny pro
ngtIrTt ms Won nave been boli The American League
Xiii r,dou6lc its work and stand by yOu to the end
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/ SEQUEL 70 rAE WEs TEEN SCI PLOT

Bo,roE. oct. 1G.-United States Marshal
1onu.,n visited David Gooduow's store, No 81 Com
,n,r,tast to-day and seized large quantity of liquor
The Marshal next visited the bark estcrn sea, and con-
f.c,d twenty barrels OF punch, the proceedings end
iry with the arrest of GooduOw on criminal warrant
him with illegally disullag liquors. GoOduow
admit, that the liquors The western sea ere sHPpcu
without license duty any conformation with the Ia" s.
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GAyBErrA ANDTHE FRENCh MINISTRY

PArIs. Oct l3.-lt is announced that W..
Gaub.tta hes declared ms opinion 70 PRECEDENT
Grr,y that ~ tic Cabinet hiS not yet
,,.r.a II ,,oud be In accordance with
tlc principles ~ The Constitution and parliamentary
rc,,q.. to await uo issue at tac irbl tc ia '"' nam
bcr- before luy steps are Nk"n TOW ara GU, pt''" Oh o
. ,,.. C,Er,f' A. i- s4t-l ilat fru.'c1t Gtr'' dhs
decided io a,t upon 4. GaG1,tta- opinion "HI hA- Ir
ranged ilr another interview after th' m,'uH| VI tuo
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TIE CITY OFRoME COMING.

LovDoN, Oct. 13.--'ihc lnman Lines new
steamer C.jy of Rome. Captain Kennedy, sailed from
liverpool to-day for Ntw-lora She na' on board 80
..as-cugcr. Including Dtgi Dudley Field, Ernest In
man UnIailc G.rstcr, fFs pumi DONNA ana her Gu'.
band - ,lJ, GaTu'I; 80. EIry, chairman %. tho lumAu
Steamship Company. .ui ,Ir Hon Oiy,l Amt-.
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pc>crE or rue CREWS OF TWO SHIPS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l3.-The British Dark
,. f,ou Auckland arrived here last eHeuilS' Hi'ius
m p,.ar! n,o ui ,ha OF TIE briL.Sh sup Aca1is
..i an Duicic Island. The Ayoua also brought ths
W, 81 In. Rntt,n suI Mcntasnais, from idl 70 W.
ron, aIioruia Tue coal o 'n9 snk 'S2A % nig ~, ~
1tt,ld, 377 81 North, longitu'le L. A. "es'' A'
A,ona sighted her and LAX ''H LAG e1s"'
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PARNELL ARRESTED.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN DUBLIN.

THE CITY TURNED INTO A MILF tRY CAMP-MoRE
REPEEssIvE ACTS CONTEMPLATED -sATIsFAC-
TIoN IYINCED IN LONDON.
The arrest of Charles Stewart Parnell caused
much excitement in Dublin yesterday
He was arrested under the Coercion
Act, and was conveyed to Kilmainham
Jail. Indignation meetings are to be held
in Dublin and London. Dublin is filled
with troops, and it is supposed that the
Government cOntemplates other acts of repres-
son Mr.. Gladstone spoke of the arrest OF Mr.
Parncll at the Guildhall, London, yesterday.
The announcement was received with uproarl-
Gus cheering.
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pIRIIc rEELING IN MONTREA

MONTREAL, Oct. l3.-The arrest or Pamell
me-. created "A great 5cnsllon mere. it was altogether
unexpected The arrest is approved by some and de
nVuuteI los others.
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IN MEMnRY on GARFIELD.

BruLIN, OCT. I3.-Ihc Municpd' ComciI has
d..ici t lend the great ball ~ uc Municipality for
r.rlr4ou u mcmo-y ol the lai, President Garfield ou
the JUth iurt.
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AN UNFoUNDED ACCUSATION.
TIE ENEMIES OF TUE P0sTMAsTEE-GENEtAL CIh-
CULATING A FALSE STORY ABOUT HIS SON
IcY TELEGP iPH TO THE TRiBUNEl

CILAIING A EALSE hTOtI ADVVI I'D ''7'''
IcY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
WAsHINGToN, Oct. l3.-TEe Postmaster
Generals enemies hay, been circulating story to tne
effect that six years when he was Postmaster
OF New York his sons name was borne upon the pay
rolls Of the Office the young man being IN college al l'
time The story that substitute was employer LOT
time who did all the work and received fraction oi
the pay hut for portion of the tine no WORK was POI
formed the pay continuing and M James INNS,
signing his sons name 10 the pay-rols IL is true 'hat
the young man employe IN the Post once 'ule
he was al the Law School but he On the h- ioc
and ptroUucd all the work FOR which he was PAID ms
name Was never signed to the payrol1 except BY Ills
own hand.
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Tr1nrxr renorter calIed on Postmaster

A TRIBUNE reporter called on Postmaster
Pearson yesterday and asked him for the h's as 10 inc
employment of Charles F. James, The Po'tm1sier"en-
erals SON. in the Ncw-York Office Mr. Pearson referred
10 the records and asceraiIed mat young Mr James was
first employ ed IA the office January l. 1871 ana re-
mained in the service until January 81, 1876 During
that time ne was IN the cashiers division on tue h'
named date nc resigned and went 10 the Madison Un'-
vcrsty - Hamilton, v. y Pc returned to the Post oi'
fee on July =, $50 taking position In the Auditors
department. which he held until June 30 ISIS, when he
resigned finally from the service
Mr. Pearson said ,hat at time in his career a. post
oce clerk did Mr. James draw pay for services when ne
did not perform From October ls5G, 10 June l. ls''
Mr. Jane. attended law school IN this ciy bul L. DO
iu So did not interfere with ms duv ~ the post Ghce
His office hours were from $3.50 T.. until l.''O a. NJ,
and II was his dlty weigh the riwreay sr'ni"ec y,
weekly aud monthly publications AZ thr} reached ti'
Office He attended tho law school lectures iu %, morn
ings and was always in his place when hls post olce
ddte began.
be complaint" said Mr.. Pearson. " Is an old one,
and II was the subject of report. Under date u My },
1873 NJ iaItuc Harrison, special agent ot the fo5t
once Department. made q port Of thc facts 10 y NJ
MaddcI, chairman Uf the House OF Representatives, t5
Committee on Post Ohces and Post Roacs
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spECULArIoNs ABOUT THE CABINFT.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.--Rumor poisistcntly re-
paats the names OF Judge Folger and ex-senator
FreylmghGsen a. probable Secretaries Of the Treas
ury and State respectively. Secretary Lincoln it
is still thought, will remain IL the War Department
during President ArthHr's administration. The
nearest friends of the President think these appoint
fnents probable, but say they have 10 positive
knowledge the subject. Posumaster-Gencral
James will undoubtedly remain in the Cabinet until
tho Star Rout trials finished. A statement mas
been published to the effect Mr.. James has been dill
gently seeking to be retained. The fact is he asked
70 be relieved, and the President himself has asked
Mr. James 10 remain TO bring the Star Route cases
to an eud The Presidents instructions are to push
these cases as rapidly as poss Die. Assisiant-Post-
master General Tyner will soon retire, and there Is
- general expectation that f. HattOn, OF ne DHr-
hAgtOn HI,cEegc will be- appointed to the place.
friends of President Garfield noticing with sat
isiaction that President Arthur is sending IN for
confirmation the name, of many persons appointed
10 Office during the vacation by his predecessor.
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ruE NEW MINIsTER FROM PERU

WASHINGTON, oct. 13.-J, y. Eimorc, til" re
Gently appointed Minister from Peru presented ha
credentials and was introduced to President Arthur
to-day.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGTON, Oct. l3.-lmmediately after
the reading OF the Senate journal the following nomina
tions were received from the President:
Hannibal iIamln, of Maine, to be Envoy EGtraOrdl
nary and Minister Plenipoentiary OF the United St
~ Spain.
Walker Blaine, Of Maine, Third Assistant Secretary Of
State.
Mark s. Brewer, of Michigan, Consul General of the
uaited states to Berlin.
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A NATIONS GERMAN GUESTS.
BARON YON sTEuBENs DESCENDANTS.


ARRIVAL OF TIE HERDER-THE RECEPTION AT
QUARANTINE AND IN THE CITY-uow riiB
DAY WAS sPENT-FORMALITIEs IN THE EVEN
ING-THE PARADE.
The descendants of Baron Won Steuben ar
rived on the steamship Herder yesterday, on
their way to the Yorktown celebration, and
were properly received by the committees
and officials appointed for the purpose. In
the evening there was a dinner, a formal re-
coption and torchight parade. AT midnight
the guests started for Washington.
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PARNELL PLACED IN PRISON.

THE ARREST EFFECTED QUIETLG--hORE COERCION
PRoBABLE-MR. GLADSTONE REFERS TO THE
STATE OF IRELAND At GUILDHALL
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Charles s. Parncll was arrested
at 835 this morning at MoTison's Hotel, on two
warrants signed by Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary for
Ireland charging him with melting people TO in
tlmidate others from paying their just rent, ana
with intirUida ng tenants FROM taking the benefit
Of the Land Act The Deputy Superintendent who
arrested MIR. Pan.l was accompanied By SIX de-
tec,ycs. The arrest was effected quietly The police
appealed 10 Mr. Paruell to avoid all delay, not
to permit the fact TO become public. Mir. Parnell
was conveyed 10 Klmainham Jail, on the out
skirts OF the city, escorted by two filed with
police
Il is believed that Mr. Pamcll's speech at Wcx-
ford, last Sunday, furnished t'e Government with
technical Justification for his arrest. II reported
that the act is only preliminary 70 still more Wig
orous measures against the Land League.
1t is understood tnat The determination to arrest
Mr. Parnell was only reached at yesterday Cabinet
Council. The warrant ior his arrest was issued to
detectives of Dublin ON the arrival there of the
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr.. Forster who left
London Immediately after the close OF the Cabinet
Council
TIE CABINET UNANIMOUS.
Referring 20 the arrest Of Mr. Parnell. The Pail
MGi Gd-,ii says:
what has been done har hccu done unanimously. .
There no reason. beyond IDLE gossip Tor the tax NJ
which doubts the efficacy 81 coercion rcy r denied That
circumstances may arise vEI.h W0udJ'Iy r'Prt,,ioh.
lhr Mlh'trI" VINO -'io'' the 'h l'.N' TO- ~ 'i
the brt night make short work OF Violence ana
Indictments thereto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME CARRIED oUI'
THE COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE CoNIlNUiD A.
CONSTITUTE -MR.BAYARD DISPLACED FROM 'hE
PRESIDENCY PRO TENIPORE AND DAVID DAVIS
ELECTED TO THE oFFICE-A PEACEFUL RENo-
LUTON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-12

troopers used to the s9uadrons Of the
enemy. Tears rolled down the cheeks
Of men who had faced death without
flinching, while fair women weptover
the sad memories OF past that will
make Dixie a land which the bards
will ever praise in their chants.
When the gallant Lee retired, a
clamor arose for "Jeff Davis" who
unable to withstand the enthusiastic
calls, at last arose and spoke with the
vigor and earnestness which charac-
terized him in the days Of "Auld Lang
Syne.' His brave utterances were
received with rapturous applause by
men, who, while they accept the re-
suits of the war, never will turn their
backs upon their heroic leaders and
the glories of their own Southland.