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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
SILVER COINAGE PROPOSALS.
TMrORTANr STATEMENT BY MIR. GLADsro,

IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY MIR. GLADSTONE.
LONDON, June THE Paris correspondent of The
Times says:
AT the Monetary Conference yesterday italian dele
gate stated that italy willing into league
coinage OF silver Tor five wears on condition that Ger
many suspepds the sales OF silver for that p-rod subs
making silver unlimited legal tender the ratio of
l52 10 Of gold. and condition that England makes
quota OF the mintagc of each state to he to
her population with the option OF exceeding that mini
Dutch delegate constituting the offer of England to
sion that partial bi-metaic league could make
the price of silver steady strongly appealed to England
not to incnr the responsibility of periOus failure ny
holding aloof from the league and exhorted her to crown
Of eSci1nsc At the close Of the sitting the Presint Of
ne Conference suggested that the dae foI the final
ROME July The Italian newspapers publish
to the effect that the French and American
delegates to the Monetary Conference are agreeing
upon formula for the adjournment of the Confer
ence which would open the way for diplomatic
goiations and lead to the reassembling of the dele
gates next spring.
A STATEMENT BY MIR. GLADSTONE.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone,
replying to question by Mr.. Magniac (Liberal,
said:
The Government had made no engagement, and had
conferred authority tie British delegates to the
Monetary Conference to make sltera going be
h laS no s% s he
Was possible between the eiverusng Powers.
TO hold portion of its reserve in silver They
communicated this io the Bank OF England and the lat
Ter lhcd that II saw such assurance
should not subject to the consent of the Treasury he
conveyed to the Monetary Conference and that the hank
would be open purchase silver provided mints
other countries would return to such rules would in
sure the by them of gold into SILVER and vice
versa Mr. Fremante, British delegate accordingly
veyed the information to the Conference. There
intention TO alter tbe present currency laws, and the
british delegates had no authority 10 make any other
representation.
Lord harrington Secretary of State for India
said
The only Engagements the Indian delegate author
lied to make that for definite years
India would undertake not depart any direction
calculated to lower the value of sill, from the
practice OF coming silver. provided her coin DC made
current IN Other sNerusing countries and the Indian
domlnons. condtionaly upon the acceptance of II
agreement Nv che other Governments binding them To
open then muts for similar term for the coinage Of
silver IN the proportion of l5l2 to Of gold, the obga
ton on India being binding only long these terms
remain i'll force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
A CONTRADICTION.
THE MISIIAPs TO STEAMERS.

LONDON, July IA dispatch from Wexford, Ire
land, dated AT 1880 o'clock this afternoon says:
The pumps dried the forward compartments OF the
steamer Britannia In two hours The other compart
ments are expected to he dried by the time OF high
water, whcn 1t ia hoped the vessel will float The
weather In calm and fine
A Berlin dispatch to The Morning Post announces
that the Adj niralty intends to send the German ship
steamer Nandala.
The Wilson Line steamer Bassano, Captain Doug
grounded below the Victoria Dock was iioatcd on
the following tide and entered the dock again. but
ID bclicN cd to Toe unlnjurod.
Lateral telegram received at Glasgow from
StOrnOwaN announces that vessel, supposed to be
the Nandalia has been seen III the MInch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
A STORY OF FOUR YEARS AGO.

AN INSANE MAN WHO THEN THREATENED TO KILL
PRESIDENT HAYES, AND WHO WAS LOCKED UP
FOR SIX MONTHS.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEl
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Critic of this city tells
the following story of the inauguration of President
Hayes:
just before the 18th of March, 1877 n Young gentleman
vi '1ls cly ir aEan went to the Rev Father Reyille
nc Ithous dominican pulpit oratprwho died from vel
oW ieVer about wear afterward. during the Memphis
epdcc-and told him that he greatly worried over
n Sen anu informed him that he purposed
sih"te Hayes He did not know to 10 or how TO 90
apoi' H. an me man eVidenky insane and deter
nned TO carry out his project. Father Revie who was
teh al 81 i)omlnics Church, immediately advised Mr.
na-.l ana they went together at Detective
mouse ana informed him of the circumstance
1cDcfit comm licated the facts of case 10 Major
hlchaIds then Chief of Police who directed The decc
i've 10 look M the man and examine into the matter
hceVlt discovered that she would assassin was al
tne imperial Hotel On his way up the avenue TO that
establishment he met two OF the Secret Service men
Ahchlsl anu Maxwell and suggested to that they
approach the woudbe assassin They did, and the man
Myers by name--gave ncbisI $40 gold piece with
wlch IN purchase pistol on lis promising TO aid him IN
MS piot. McDcNltt then arrested Myers and
MN TO Police Headquarters. He found his room
al the hotel be well heted with an arsenal of
weapons NJ ere did not deny his Intentions but said
ne bnd intended to shoot Hayes then proclaim himself
President aud TO lie in amid the ringing of bells
and the firing OF cannon.
After due consultation the police authorities convinced
OF ms insanity remandcd him 10 the insane asylum lie
was kept there fOi about home
10 ms SOD under charge OF "a nurse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. July I,

PORT OF NETWORK Z, 1881
ARRIVEL
ship Bremerhaven Ger. Wohld. Bremen IS DAYS with
empty barrels To order; vessel rheo lkngcr
LIZ N2' 90 lsoI Ms, Dexter Bremen 45 days, I'm
BARK Alpha (Gerl Morat. Hamburg DAYS with salt and
empty barrels 10 order Nesa. TO Punch Co
Bark Hekor tNon reneis-n Hsvre days M ballast to
Bcililn, Pickering -
Bark Ella Nor Larsen. Cape days in ballast to
hark Truro 81 Halifax Bans Hamburg 10 days with dse
10 order vessel 10 snow & Burgess
Bark BESSIE, II Maitland, 4lolasyorfh sydney CIR
days, with coal 90 Perkins Whitney 60
BARK CUR Nor Olsen lIavre 81 days. ballast
Bark lnsa tNor Jscobse London with md halk and
empty barrels 20 ORDER weasel 10 Punch. Bdye IL
bafk knth NOR. Jcrgensen Corr ~ days. baaft
II rk Oronics. Of John. NJ, Groves Hun 10 DAYS with
chalk to order; vessel 10 master ~
BARK Otus lNorl Falck, Aronda AZ days ballast o
Bociinann, Oerlein & Co
Hresceni. Rutland Matanzas - days. with sugar 10
" hmsintk N 90; vessel TO J. j burlbut & Co.
Barr anaer Rolf fNorl. Nielsen.
sna empty barrels 10 order vessel 10 Tobias Co.
Brig Princes Beatrice. % sydney, CB. Pont-a
iitt "a DAYS, with sugar etc. Ia Ill \ Natablc
rig Mary J. lhayeT " hit nan. CamYcache 20
mdse to W Wilson a 90 vessel t" NJ Hand
iablna, crowley, NJ aan2as IL
q Amsnick Co vessel 20 + II smith & Co
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
IvEnroor July ARRIVED, steamer Glamorgan BIZ Court
HAVANA Jniy Arrived steamer Nankin tRr, casson
from Mexican ports and VIII sail Tor NewNork inst
AMERICAN PORTS
PHnApgLrHIA. July Arrived. steamers Commonwealth
Van kirk. N".-fors' Ann Ehza, Warren Sew.Nork Ash
BALTIMORE July 7--Cleared steamer Johns Hopkins Hal
lei, Boston.
Nkwo@LKAN July 1Clesred steamer Corsica for Copen.
SAN FRANCISCO jury 7Gaelic. Hong Kong via Yoke.
VINEYARD HAVEN, July sailed steamer Henry Russell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08

ana MS family. The Greenback Central Club last
i'isn' ALSO denounced the assassination.
EIBkRos, N. j., July THE dispatches received by
Ueeiai Grant to-day regarding the condition Of the
resuent were encouraging The General left for New
o'A inns morning ut IL O'Clock, and has not yet
turned. Mrs. Grant is receiving the Generals dis
patches ut the cottage OF her Jesse. II the Pres
,ri,i Improvement continues grand demonstration
Tnr1 n i' ny tne cottage owners who June 25,
.,e resident reception. The fireworks aud
pomuer when were not exploded the Fourth on an
@ on ane threatened calamity being kept add
ls 10 the contemplated celebration runner reached
c.e vo-lght that the President had had a relapse and
.ciseu ihch anxiety as 10 what II bulletin
"0uld Drng The author OF the cannot he traced
IN Jersey state Teachers Association in conven
ience and hope of his speedy recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
UNION OF KENTUCKY ROADS

Dispatches received from Louisville ycster-
day announced that the Louisville ana Nashville Rail
road Company had purchased the Louisville Cincinnati
and Lexington Railroad This road cxtenIs from Louis
Vile to Cincinnati, distance of about l75 miles The
stock Of the company Is 81 100000 which 81 800 900
Is preferred stock and the bonded debt amounts to
T'H%oOo The road Ia mostly laid with steel rails and
i!s equipment IL said to he first class The road has
good local traffic ~ "
rms WIN give the Louisville and Nashville Company
connection at Cincinnati with the Pcnnsylvan Rail
Orleans TO New. York. ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
N3RRTED.

BLASlIf1ELD-W UR-In Paris. Franco July Z, Ed
win H. blashhed 20 kvangeiine. daughter of G. r. VII.
bour both of New York
Elizabeth y. j., Juiy 3 by the Rev.
A. V. Dnock, George Edward pmock ~ the
clergyman. TO Susan Elizabeth daughter of the
ward jordan.
~ by The Rev Canon Farrar DID assisted by the
[. Afford brother inJaw OF the bridegroom,
Charles Napier third OF the late RI Hon Lord
renee, e. &. b.. q. e. =. L., Catherine sumner.
daughter OF the late Frederick Miggin, Esd grand
daughter of the late James W. Gerard. OF York
MOORI.-DUNAI~-At the residence bride parents
No Monroe place BROOKLYN. \. y, by the Rev John
Chadwich, Kitty, daughter Of William DuVal, esq
George A. Moore. of san Francisco California.
Brooklyn ON Wednesday. June %
al the residence of the brides parents d.
Burchari. DID. John b Watkins To Anna Elizabeth
daughter OF James scott, esq No cards.
An notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed sctA full
ma me and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
THE FIERCE HEAT OF JULY

IIrrsBuRG, Penn, July 1.-THE heat for the
past three days has been the rang
ing IN the nIcties Work has been suspended in = num
per OF mills and much distress has been occasoued in
crowded buildings. To-day ten suustioke were
reported, three OF them fatal. thunder sorn mis-
"Iern"oh was followed by much cooler atBosp pierre
DANvILLE, Va, July The weather here iuring tbe
ps' uee days mas been excessively hot, to-day the
oea honetef indicated the hottest yet At 7;30 n m
o. was reached and at O'Clock 1902 This prouorion
"uS houceaDie an the afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
RAIL IA Y NEUS.


DE LESSEPS'S DIRECTORS ADMITTED.
AT IA meeting of the directors of the Panama
Railroad Company Yesterday. the De Lesseps Canal
Company admitted Ia representa- In the board I'm
conpHhnce with the agreement recently made for
purchase of the road The nrc Richard W
Thompson chairman OF the American Committee: John
W Eiiis, of Nnsow Ilnlcr 4 Co.: f. T.. Fahhri. of
'reNel Morgan a Co; Jesse Srligman, OF J. " selic
man n CO.. members OF the committee. and f. i
EahaVec president Of the Mexican Telegraph Company
Ihcrr was already vacancy in the hoard caused by
tn" death OF John l.. Marshall and four other ulnces
were made by the resignation of samuel C. Thou.pson
Shailch ID ieyertch George A. Hoyt and Chlistopher
Meyer The Canal Company VIII be entitled one more
scat hcAl year, on the of instalment of
the purchase money, and the board will then remain I'M
changed until the last ayment shall be made.
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CASES or SUICIDE.

Joseph Ii. Small, age fifty-fve, last evening
committed suicide a, his home in Du Bosst West ue
bokon, N j. by hanging himself with rope 10 the door
oi DIS room Coroner Virgins took charge OF the BODY
and notified County Physician Converse.
when the ferryb Moonarchie of the Uoboker p..
reached the middle OF the river her s:15 trim from
naroayst last evening, welldresscd and Respectable
looking young man walked rapidly out of the mems h
- ,ne BOW OF the boat and eaped overheard The hoa,
found "' s''o ma" couid not be
Joseph stansheld. age twenty.eIxht who h,s h, .
set * aor some months from meianehoLa hanged him
A1iSt, Paterson, N. j. Nr NO. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
PUBLIC SYMPATHY AT LARGE.
DEVOUT MEETING AT PAINFUL HALL-COND
ENCE FROM SAN LEANCIsCO.

A DEvoUT MEETING AT PAINFUL HALL-CONDOL-
ENCE FROM sAN FRANCfsCo.
Boston, July IA meeting was held in
Fancu Hall at noon to-day to give expression to the
general thankfulness that The life of the President has
been spared aud to beseech Almighty God that his re-
covery may be speedy and complee. Edward +. Toad
presided ut the services which OF reading por
lions OF the Scriptures. aud addresses They
participated IN by Mr. Tcad, the Rev. DR. Clark william
H. baldwin, the Rev A. j. Gordon, d. D., the Rev. Mr..
lay Tor and the Rev. d. ". Waldron
CHICAGO, July The City Council has adopted appro
PIRATE resolutions In regard 10 President Garfield.
San FRANCISCO, July The Taxpayers Convention
last evening adopted resolutions scouting the idea Of the
insanity OF the OF tho President myth; at
rbung HE action To political disturbances; ndorsng
the acts vi the President. and extending sympathy to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
JAMES Il. GARFIELD.


Shot at his post We never knew how strong
The hand that grasped the helm, Til came the
shock
When the fingers frightened in Pains helpless lock
And the good ship quivered all her beams along.
This was no deed of mutineers that throng
In clalnorouS revOlt-no sunken rock
Madness AT Deaths own grandeur dared to mock
pitful fool has worked the State this wrong.
Not with the waves alone with rebels hate
With friends distrnst, he batted. Slowly grew
Our confidence III him who stceTed us on.
Danger, that found him faithful, crowns him great
The Ship of State sails b.; but If he! crew
W ho well might take the helm, he being gomez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
DIRECTORS OF THE METROPOLITAN

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the metropolitan Elevated Railway Company will he
hcld to-da' complete change In the management Of
the company VIII be effected. For time Russell
sage has been soliciting proxies Ia anticipation OF the
eng and he said yesterday that he would vote at the
election on about 10000 shares OF stock or nearly
twOhrs OF the entire capital The ticket Ia Inc snn
ported ny Mr. sage had not been completely made rp
yestefihy, but II is understood that
names 81 jay Gould, Russell age Sidney Dillon Samuel
lohh ana H. kneeland. sNr sage said yesterday re-.
ciik 10 'nc p"ncy OF the new board that the company
York Company. 1850 Wv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08

III II III UT T IFI|I@O "
BOSTON July THE Commander-in-Chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic has promulgated the
following:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY OF TIE RrprpIrc)
General Orders, No. 4. -
Awaiting the ateful issue which hangs like pal over
The land grateful for glimpse sunshine through the
dnrh cOuc the soldiers OF the Grand Army Re
pubic tender their old comrade in arms the stricken
President, their sympathy and love. What lies behiad
the ven of the future we not seek to know;
membering that the same Almighty which guided us to
victory IL beneath fallen cOmrac let all
our Tears, and send To the Throne of Grace
despair but aprayer oil hope and faith in the Divine wis
d0in ana love- GEORGE :. MKRRILI,
. - COMMUNICATIVE hlef.
WILLIAM NJ. DIN, Adjutant- General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEN'co, July Ex-senator Gcnaro GAIA Gar
Cha has been elected Governor Nusyc Leon The
Mexican budget for the present financial year amounts
TO S2o22o,l6s. The Custom House Matamoras pro-
duced In five months $500 900. On Monday night in
this city, woman stabbed the miress IF her husband
who was talking with tne latter one of the streets
Inc Inc, inirdersss was immediately unprecedented by q
Pplceihah Leonard Gonzales sentenced Ia death bv
one ~ TIE courts for the crime robbery was
AT Linaiecuaro some days ago.
IL Is stated III the wspapers command Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
AMERICAN RACERS AT NrWMAPKrr

LONDON, July To-day, the third day of
the Newmarket July Meeting, the for Horse
Heath Stakes for threcyearod colts and FLIES distance
six inrlongs, won by Mr.. Leicyres chestnut colt
Tristan Mr. l.. Lonilads bay colt second md
Mr. j. Il. Keene's bay colt Marshal Macdonald third
-Four
me race Tor the Chesterfield Stakes for twoyearold
colts ana Niles distance five furongs, won by 81
niatSucritt Inc second place was secured by Prince
batthyahys chestnut colt Paragon. and third lac,,
ny sir W. A. Lethbrldgcs chestnut iy Wild Oata ont
o falth Eight ran, including Mr. j. X. keenes bay colt
Golden Gate. ~ WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
NtulonSie Ion. Ihs ,anaf d hn.Ir,


WASHINGTON, July 8, a. m.-The barome-
ter Is highest in the Gulf states and lowest in the North
west The temperature has fallen from to 60 in the
Lower Lake region, and from 2o 10 the Middle
Atlantic States elsewhere it has remained nearly sta
tionary Rain reported in the Lake region and
the Middle Atlantic States; elsewhere the weather
fair Scutherly winds continue in the South Atlantic
States and Nevfugand, and westerly winds in the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee. Reports missing from the
Upper Lake region and thence westward to the Pacific
Coast.
Indications for to-day.
For New-England, partly cloudy weather and occa-
slonal ram sonherly winds, stationary lower baron
eter and temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States, local rains followed
Dy clearing weather, winds mostly sOuheriy, falling
lowed Dy rising temperature, stationary lower
eter.
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STAX BOMBARDED.

LONDON, July 7.-Prvate kilograms say that the
French began Smelling Sfax on the 9Th inst and
that the fire returned from that town. The
telegraph wires are working badly.
ROME, July lit Is scmi-oilciallv announced that
Prince bismarck has written letter to signor Man
cini, Minister of Foreign Affairs, speaking very fiat
teriugly OF Sgnor Mancini, and adopting a tone of
great frcndslliD for italy =
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08

AN INSANE MAN WHO THEN THREATENED TO KILL
PRESIDENT HAYES AND WHO WAS LOCKED UP
FOR SIX MONTHS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
GLADSTONE SPEAKS ON SILVER.

THE FRENCH TRYING TO REDUCE sFAx TO sUBMIs-
sION-PmNCE BISMARCK TURNS THE FRANCO
ITALIAN QUARREL TO ACCOUNT.
Mr.. Gladstone defined the position of Eng
land in regard to the Silver question in Parlia-
ment yesterday. The town of Sfax has been
bombarded by French war vessels. Prince
Bismarck has written in a friendly tone to the
Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs. There are
fair prospects that the Britannia will be set
atlOat soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
THE STRIFE IN DENMARK

LONDON, July IA Copenhagen dispatch TO the
StJanes's Gazette this afternoon says The date of
tho elections for members of the Folkethng has
been fixed for the Goth inst The Radicals who
oppose the passage of the ordinary budget are GER
tam of majority There viii be a fresh dissolution
OF the Folkething, and probably "a provisional slis-
pension OF the Constitution If they still intrac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 81 a m.-There was
Slight rise in the barometer yesterday morning. but a
midnight the tendency was downward. Fair weather
was followed by partly cloudy and cloudy weather dur
ing the last quarter The temperature ranged between
go and s30 the average 1882 being 37o higher than
on Wednesday. ' 'AA
Partly cloudy and cloudy weather with slight changes
IN temperature and occasional light rain, may be ex-
pecteQ to-day in this city ~
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THE ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY.

LONDON, July Title Times says: !" Salts
1acton VIII be felt at the authoritative statement that
the AnSo-frcnch commercial treaty negotiations to
pc resumed NJ the end of July. II would he n great mis-
fortune TO abandon the negotiations, but it would be
pctt"r 10 nave no treaty than retrOgradc one. We
may infer from the continuance the negotiations that
our Government has good hope of treaty which will
not be rctrograde"
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DISTRESSING FRENCH DESIGNS.


LONDON July f.-lhe IdU NdW Gazette IN q lead
ing article on the attitude of France says:
The situation in Northern Africa very serious There
are points IN he SnltnnS African dominonr thrcnten
" len would compel England Ia enter the field. The
Interests OF France and England would be hest
making that fact clearly understood both sides
Channel.
The Post refuses to accept the French scmoilicial
denial OF IT'S 81 atemcD tnat France intends mo
billie 100000 men and ask the Chambers for
credits tor the dispatch and employ inent of the
same for three months
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MIR. GLADSTONE'S REMARKS.

LoNDrN July THE words in italics were in
correctly rbuted to Mr.. Gladstone in the folio W.
ing extract from his statement in Parliament
Monday:
We cannot be surprised that Uues ton has arisen in
regard TO ne inspiration Of the outrage upon President
trneld the character of which such the
attention oi the whole civilized world.
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