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FnEEIGN NOTES.
ToyBov. Tuosla

LoSDON. Tuesday. April ,, lssl.
The NrH,ng Post states that slnuei Bennett eI.tcr
- puDl cation called The Radical, VIII defend Herr
Most.
4 dsTa.ch tom Durham % The patty IeieGrGph says;
- sccr, ause in the oauyeatpn with the Beers for
b'd- ihe Brush 10 occupy Lrns's Nek'
The swiss Minister at Paris and VI. Adoph Burckhard.
%. ,a c vii rcIce1cu; swzcraud at tie International
IDnctary Conference
Dr. Glurabluc-, Abbot Oi the Benedictiuc Monastery
of Krcasui -ter. Austria. has been appointed Arch
bishop %. Vienna.
There f. partial strike ~ The Belfast linen oncratyes
ne unst 10 rcduc ion OF wages. From ak 10
seven fnou.lnJ looms have been stopped.
Iu the cuamb-r II Deput"s yesterday. NJ Cam5ettt
aguopuc,d Tie receipt Of letter from VI. Robert MI
cho member tor the Department OF q rJnde ~ itor of
hr Par. GcuOi1. asking leave 20 prosecute NJ Pdu te
lsagu,c Tor defamation. The iotcr Was roeifcd 10
th' Hurtau-.
dfpa'h from Berlin 10 Thc s. Jdmtss Ga-fi!s s1ys
Prlcc B.marcs .s mghS pleased with The .arge vote
n the Tclcsag yesterday IN favor Of TIE motion re-
luestrg 10 endcayor to bring abori an agreement
aruouc hr Powers with view prevent tue rght of
at ni hciLg abused for storing ASSASSINATION. Il y
expected tAat he VIII t9ke prompt acton IA the matter
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can only say that they maliciously false. such
stories are frequently circulated for the purp9s0 VI
iniuring me but then don't care about tnat.
Then you were not cOseted in General ATthur
house on Sunday with the Nce-PTesdent anu other
Republicans :" said the reporter 49,,
Yes, called upon General Arthur ooii ~ I ue"i
that. had been waiting 10 see him some time;
call there frequently. As TO the street CleaniEIe E
bill ! am in favor Of it, have been all along hnt
II regard to the % Nes Ssr oersd his
luton approving the nomination of Robertson
said then it was very foolish thing for Demo
erat TO do say so now. IL IS none OF our uuSl
ness. II is Republican fight"
Then You want your Democratic friends 10 yyote
TO resclnd the Niles resolution In the Assembly :.
/ have not written to any one OF them ABOUT ~.
| said to three or four whom met, that wero IN
the Assembly shond vote to rescind the resonuon'
That is the proper thing fora Democrat 10 90.
But wouldn't that be helping Senator OohA"uE
in his opposition TO Robertson = 9. H.,
should undo their work by voting / Iesclh,i. L ~ T.
not the business of the men who voted Tor HnhcocA
to help rield. II Robertson Is confirmed IOllec'oL'
Cornell will be renominated and elected GoTeInoT;
II Conkng man n made Collector then Vii
Will not he Tenominated aud the Democrats VIII
carry the State. That is my philosophy
Corporation Counsel Whitney said to reporter
of THF TRIBUNE: -.
You may say that have had no part or lot IN,
and know nothing Of any baTcain whereby lne
Democratic Senators and Assemb'ymen are
TO vote 10 rescind the resolution recon-
mending the confirmation of senator honeIt
son ns Collector OF the Port. Speaking lndi-
yIduallv can say that would advise the Demo
crotic members 10 take no part in the contest be-
tween the Conkling and Robertson factions II ls
Republican fight. and one N which the Democrats
have no call 10 interfere. There - nolu-
ing for them 90 gain by 10 except the enmliy oi one
sido or the other. What the Democratic
party should DO is 10 attend to l'a own concerns anu
strengthen itsoli "a every possible "aY: lh's .hn w.
not be done bY miugling IN the faction lights oil Tie
common enemy
Senator Couk.inR was walking IN tho corrid"r oi
the Faith Avenue llotcl last evening ana was ap-
pdtcuuy moi surrounded hy many friends.
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Dol JTICAL COMPLICATIONS

rur CUSTOM HOUSE AND THE STREETS.
1nn .oprprsoS FIkM-rHE sTREET-cLEANING
ELL TO BE CONSIDERED To.pAf-plFFnRtNcs nR Hcs z
or orrsos As TO WHO SHOULD ,aa.yx mAvs oAN
e'...ar ~. Robertson yesterday told a TRIB-
o."a correspondent that he should not with
s,sw a. from the Custom House contest In
us .ss Assembly at Albany debate arose over
~ =. Street. Stree Cleaning bill. which was made a
~ s,;sI order for to-day. The question as to
~ .balI have charge of the street.
sssn,ng Z is causing considerable excite
'ss., among politicians at Albany
IT, IT, alleged bargain between the
a,H. .Taminany Democrats and the opponents
- Judge Robertson caused much comment
among politicians in this city, IL is the
Uowed intention of Mayor Grace 70 pace
: a;srtenapt-C Commander GorTinge in charge OF
a. street-cleaniug if the bill should become a
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PIANs or MAYOR GRACE.

MS r,su TO f,,r iI.rrtNANr.C. .NiMANprE COR.
niNGy ~ CHARGE OF TIE sTnEEr-cLKAN'NG.
N,yor Grace Las decided If the St:cct-Ceanns
bill. as II passed the Senate. becomes
law. to. civ, tie position OF snpern-
tcndcnt Of tho Strce'-C leaning Bureau 10 Lieu
tcuaut. Commander 1orinee, lie doas ths iW
thc r.a>an tl.at he believes Commander Gornrgr O.
the man foI The place. aud that 1t Will SET at resi-
tic assertions that the Mayor seeking tao power
which tbe StrccC leaning bill couicrs upon him Tor
the purpose Of buiding up political following
Iiru.crant. Commander Gorrinee. whrn Offered
The position by the Mayor s.d ho would
accept n II ne could obtain THO necessary
leave Of absence from The Secretary ol th" NavY
n would uo h- % lois Advantage hc sun, 10 resign
n hir nositInll tc take one whcro hc might uot give
sAt tsfactun. or where tho changes % politics m'E
throw him ont OF position ~ wear az tWo lac
left this ciiv f'r N1shiug'un last evening 20 en-
dcavor 10 obtain the necessary leave. Inc Mat t"I
wfcn questioned on tho matter. said:
"it IS ttus that have tcen 10 consultation WITH
Comnanier Gc.ruge with reference t0 the street
cleaning problem. and thlf have asked hir ~ the
event Of The p7s,1-e OF tho bill Ia uudeiiaA" tic
tas of cleaning The streets rs chef oi the prDpn>ed
burean havc long been satisfied that the "aly
way to get clean streets u 20 divorce The W'rk 9bsn
luicly from politics aud plAse 1t upon purely bus-
A. SION rs the suggestion was made 10 place II
in my hards ana hod me responsible. began cast
Iug aO0ut II. mind !or the iiofr man /" Nnon 10
intni.t the " ffk as Suptflutcndoui uti'fulhtn
that 40 one Md do VINO VAS politician, Tor iu'ic
is no polite. any wh,r" iu TINS WoVcncut-d move
ment which I understand 10 bc pOpllat and alto
| gcther nou-patti,lu. ] frlt that should appoint
no one who was not absolutely beyond all feptHach
Of partisarchiP ami who ut tho same 'iine was not
precrpiieftic Il .cd tor the task. Tor rcelri the
matter ~ one o! lifo and dcath. Among many |
thought Of Commander GDuiacc. lie - sklLcd Ia
the command of mrp aui 10 ttr handling "i ycsse
| nm accomplished cugu"cr. AMI a man OF great
cncrRy Of character and e2ecIuvo ahiiliv. Alter
much reflection. aW sai II Il that ho - the IL ie-t
man IA thi, ,ify lo. Tie work and 80 have asked
h,m 10 undertake ltIf tho ill passes ihls nay be
Thought premature; Uu' when tie time ccaics 10
act propose to be ready. ana u TIE time never
comes then there is nO harm done
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MRS. FLErcHEE, IRGAL BEGUN

LoNpoN. April j.-lEe trial OF Mrs. Susan
Will. rIc,chet charged with r,uiing Mrs Juliet Am
Tb,odorc Hcnrlritc Hart Dawes OF three strings "
p.ar. and other pcr.pne ornaments by means Of pre-
tended was begun today
IN ihc Central rminN Court.
Mr. Montacu Williams. q C.. 10 orcuiug the prosccu-
lion 80 behalf of tie treasury slt that all Efforts 20
.sru-, jaime. Fletcher tnc prisoners husband. and
Ch.ri.. Marion who were included in fhe ndicimrht
h,J b,rn ln,n nrctuli 81. N'll.m, declared mat ur
ca., would reveal a drptl oi irlnd tcancly ever
caIal.cd
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AFFAIRS Al ~. rETERSBUEG.

LoxDov, April j.-Thc Journal de ST. Peters
burg replying the rcmass OF thr foreign Journals on
the rrf zee one.tion says that the only thing desired
% ur,vent cod blooded plotting of asstSsination by
measure. which TO state voal refuse II the protection
supp.y OF private persons was concerned.
ST. Petersburg Dispatch 10 me Dd'iy Nc'cs says A.
AN extraordinary meeting " the S.a'oph society ~
AEakon editor OF the Aoscor Russ maintained thai o
unity dl rt fequtrr % Con,Ituun ou account 0f the
inttmato connection between thc munrch Ahd tue
rnpic which did not exist ~ western Ln"pr' Al ao'
tf.5. 10 the Emperor was unauinUu'y sigheu.
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the same number of bills in our pathway when we
made this bill a special order last Friday. The me
tr0pos of the Nation, containing million OF souls,
asks us to pass this bill. We have every indication
that they are profoundly in earnest. beheye tna1
ought to keep faith with the residents OF New
York whom we promised to consider this plll to
day. We are told that there are political reasons
why should not pass the Senates blll, thal IN
that form it will give the State 10 the Democra1c
party. Great Heaven Does victory for me h,
ME- Husted's amendment was lost by the follow
ing vote. iRepublicans III Romans, Democrats In
jt0IjcSl
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rrorosxD sHr cNAL ACROSS FLORIDA,

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April "a company,
consisting of Hamilton DiIston. william C. Parsons,
william !. Elkins, John L. iIill. Edward W. Keene,
AIuert b. Linlcrman. william II. Wright, Robert T.
Rogers samuel II. Grey. William :. Stokely. +. A.
protois 4. Z. X. slGori and J. Coryell. has becn
formed. and charter obtained from the state OF
Enrida 10 construct ship canal across The state The
route VII b" 10y The way ot the Caloosahaichre
Ia.rr. Lake OkcechUbrr. and thence - tho Aanuc
t5-rau AZ or rear tn mouth of the s.. LUCE RIVER
ttctal $4,000 900. TINS ~ substantially the same
company having the contract VIA the state u drain
Dkrrcubrr Lake. Toe advance surveying parties leave
m. cliN ln-mnrrnN fnr Ihr EEnrgl adoa.
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ST. PETERSBURG. March 5. 1881;
ABANDONED IN MID-OCEAN.

LONDON, April 5.-Ibe Norwegian baIK
Vaikyuen, Captain Petersen, from NewYork. February
30 Tor Cherbourg has landed at sely the crew Of the
American ship Liverpool. Captain Sandberg, from New
York February 22 for Bordeaux. which was abandoned
February 2j whca she was leaking at the rate OF
four feet SX Of the rescued crew were Trans
leITcd March 10 the Norwegian bark Eldsiya Cap-
tl.r GurdcrseD, from NcwOrieans. February 10, iOr
Hlyonup.
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WISHING TO KEEP TIE COLLECTOR.
The New.York Board of Trade and Tran

TIC INFN- IUIh IIUIIW VI IaIIN HIIII INIIn-
portaiion has circulated petitions addressed to the Pres
iieDt among tie business community urging the recn-
ton IN Office until the expiration OF his term OF General
Mruitt as Collector % the Port. Among O9r ho have
already signed the petition ar IL T. Claim c0. H.
Vcrmilye. r. j. laHH-n Jo4n Jay Ciseo. VILLAIN p0wd'
ingston & Co., A. Mallory 4 Co, Mrndel sitauss, j.
n A (riswold, VI. W Brett & CO., Evans. BAH & Co..
Tent Wrer & TO-. John 4. Henry & co.. Iiaiic.lc n
Renwick. Carter. IIaWlev TO-, Janrs j. Woman &
Co Amtr.can Express Company. Merchants Dispatch
Com uauy National Express COMPANY Empire Iransp0
tntton Company, -. T. BlbDit aud B,umo 4 Go. ILe
petitions are stil IN clicalatiln
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rHE IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON, April 5.-In the House OF Commons
tonight Mr. Gladstone declared that new er in his kno~i
edge had any Government exercised greater care or %
slowed moro anxious abe, or ne consideration OF any
proposa than the pres>t Government had on the Aiu
ne Morning Post sayE; "The Government wii inTo nS
duce two bills the House OF Commons on h othcr
onestgn one Amending tho Act OF 1870 and the othSs
nrovdipe for the extension OF tho purchasing pow" VI
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,,p ct.ADSToYE,s PREDICTION.

LoNpoH, April 5.-Mr. Gladstone, at the
,n of ms speech In the House OF Commons last night
,od that this was bis eleventh and probably his last
budget .,- ..h
The Times this morning says Mr. Glsdstones speech
last night was delivered with cnaraetetstic ene.D
We hone N IA not necessary take him at ms Woru tSt
ths NAV he as last budget but II II DE So lne DOGGY
slty viii not arise from any defect OF power
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ROBERTSON NOT TO WITHDRAW.
xuy uE IS DETERMINED TO sncK-No ACTION
THg ASSEMBLY.

THg ASSEMBLY,.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
.,p.xy. April 5-Telegrams from Washington
.s,s morning stated that prominent politicians were
:. ,her was to this city intending to request Sen
.,a, Robertson to decline the nomination for Col
.,or of the Port of NewYork. In relation TO these
tsIeprams Senator Robertson said to TRIBUNE
correspondent: =
III doult the truth of the statement that there IS
mch delegation ON its way here. If there is' the
,enbers will have no recomrense for their journey.
! shall not withdraw. Why. the very report that
thcse men are coming here would encourage me 10
stick if had had any inclination TO Withdraw,
When people ask you TO withdraw they have found
that they cannot defeat YOU.
No attempt was made in the Assembly to-day 10
ceseind the Robertson resolution, owing to the re-
snsal of several Of the Anti-1ammany Assemoiym u
10 carry out their agreement to vote Tor snch mo-
tion. Dispatches 10 them from prominent Leaders ol
their party In New-iork warned them That they
need expect no farther parry iavoTs II they a'ueu
the Conkhng men TO resciud the resolution
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PARIS. April 5.--Ad'ices from Tunis repre-
s.at t,t .Nrir,nert ersvt nto"ur thr pnunlttion.
caused ~ an au'tFrench Propaganda OF long staining
f. - stated that the Tuns.su fun. on'rrs on he Alg.
riur 'front.' proc aiming tuit rhuc" h Sii5 hp-
portions of tire ttrritnrs 90 Iunts.
fu',.tgrhce has br,n rfte'vri fr1m NoukhaiTls,
Ar,fi. That French tfnop. have marcLci ur the plr
pose of rlofcctug tho irnr joy. hIi th"1 are nor ,
cirutlv strong g. cuastlsf thr hpoums in icr last
i..s.s .lustiiics uot expected to begin hrinr"
sunday The troops ~ the irou' have been "rdcr,d 10
v,it lruforcemcuts uu not 20 right unless attacked
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ERAGMENTS or WNSTERN NEWS.
MrRpocK oorNG 10 PHILADELPHIA.

MURDOCH 0OTNG TO PUILADHLPHIA.
CryClNNArI, April j.--NurdOck. the veteran
actor aud eiucutlOnst, Is tO iraye hero TO-DAY. He
has accented an engagement lecturer the School of
Orlt0ry ~ Philadelphia
COFFEE AND PISTOLS.
CINCINNhTL April 5.-JOha Howard. nula-
ITO was engaged IN throwing dice with Charles Coffee
also muatto aud being refused 10 cents ent oCt got a
ni.fo rofnrued and red at Coffee. The later IN rourn
hrcl six shots all 81 which took eject Howard Is NOR
tlly wounded. &, nee Is not hurt
RrSlNE,s AT THE CINCINNATI CLEARIN0.HoUSE.
CINCINNAri April 5.--At the regular annual
meeting of the Cnciunati Clearing House Association
Yesterday tho following report was made; Aggrrglio
cle1rlngs for years cniinC follows: March 81, 1871
s5o7 900 900: March 81. 1850 S6Os 0OOOOO March 81
iS-i 7ls.OOO.OOO The clearinss ior 1851 are
S5Gu % 900 Ia excess OF any previous year.
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CRIMES AND CASU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
rArA11Y 1nIrRFn nY a FoRMER coNvIoT

TAIALL1
SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 5.-HOrace Bishop died NJ
Jordan yesterday from injuries supposed % have been
fndicted In quarrel with william BAteman discharged con
Wei. Tho latter arrested
BADLY HURT IN A SINGULAR WAY -,
MALONE n. Y, April 6.-George L. Hall, whuo
walking through the woods to-day carrying an a1
mud fell The hRrn and cut II almost through
Swearing the principal arteries lie viii probably recover
ufssIssIPPI RIVER STEAMER REPORTED SUNK
ST LOUIS, April 6.-It Is reported that the
seamer E o. stanard which left here Sunday ran In 70
lie bank between Commerce and Csiro and sang IN nj
e yeet nj Waer Ihe steamer board l4g0 tons VI
freight.
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ANOTHER DAY OF sPEECHMAKING.

TIE WRONGS OF 1RIsH-ANERIcAS CITIZENS SUB.
sTnUrRD FOR THE EVILS or REPUTATION. e
The Democrats in the Senate yesterday at
tempted to divert attention from their course
by discussing the arrest and imprisonment of
BOyton in Ireland. An assurance that the
State Department was already acting in the
matter turned debate into its accustomed
channel. Senator Sherman made strong
speech on the rights of the majority. and
Senator Hawley made his maiden effort as o
member OF the Upper House.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE IN sCIo.
THE KLLED AND woUNDKD IL scIo-THE TROUBLES

THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN scIo-THE TROUBLES
IN TUNis-LORD BEACoNsFIELD COMFORTABLE
The loss of life caused by the earthquake in
Scio is SAID to be heavy. Great enthusiasm
prevailed at the military review at Athens
on Monday. Extensive damage has been
caused by the floods in Spain. The Franco
Tunisan troubles are expected TO culminate in
hostilites. The trial Of Mrs. Susan Fletcher
for defrnuding by means of pretended Spirit
ualistic manifestations was begun at London
yesterday. Lord Beaconsfeld, yesterday after
noon, was comfortable.
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the Government under the Bright clauses of the Act of
THANKS FROM RUSSIA.

WAsHrNGToN, April 5.-The response OF the nus
sian Government to the Senate resolution OF CONDO
lence tho assassination of the Car, COPY OF
which was transmitted by Secretary Blaine to Inc
Senate this afternoon in form Of letter from the
Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs TO Minister
Foster. and reads as folews:
ST PETERSBURG. March 5. 1881.
fOld style, equiv aleut 10 March IL
SIR: have submitted TO bis Majesty the Emperor the
letter you addressed to me 10 order 10 transmit 20 me
the vote Of the Senate OF the United States OF America on
the occasion Of the horrible crime under wheh mas aen
hc beneiaetor sovereign whom all Russia weeps io1
to-day. Ny Master has been profoundly touched
6y this Of respect FOR is beloved fathea OF sym
p1thy with himself coming from the high Assembly OF
country for which deceased Emperor always pro-
fessed sincere and friendship IT'S ee
acy which nc leaves 10 the Emperor Alexander ILL., ana
which his Majesty accord with the Russian nation ac
cepfs irOm 'he bottom Of his heart. ,
WI you. sir, this assurance TO the senate OF tue
UuiIed states, while transmitting 1t the thanks OF my
august Master.
Receive az the same fine etc etc GIEEs
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opnnsl1InN mo- nm. BRADLAUGH.

LoNpoy. April 5.-1he Daily Telegraph tins
o,nirg .ays. .. II has Dcen fully decided that n Mr..
pradlaugh is reelected to Parliament motion WIZ De
made from the Conservative side Of tbs House that IN
view OF Mr. Bradlauehs religious opinions ana ol 'ne
findings of two select commttees ana o. Ia ,he sct
iang EVIDENCE before Courts OF Jaw, 10 Tue ,uect
Gat no Cstinn oath IS binding on his conscience nc DC
nS oHrntcd 10 take the oath IN the House OF COunOhs
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Tur sOUTH AMERICAN Gable.

VERA Cnuz. April 6.-Thc cable steamer
paca has completed dr- section Of The Central ana
South Amercan cable southward. The cable surveying
steamer Hornet Is at Acapulco, having taken very 'au'
factory souudngs TIC cable from Calao 10 lenuae
nec The Central and South Am,rcan Iclegraph ON, OH
nanv has socurel an The necessary nights anu VIZ
r"nnerf with tle West coast Tclegfaph C0ni any ~
CallaO. establishing cable e'n'HuAs''- "''- i
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rrnnrre rnnM AEGnANISTAN.

LoypoX. April 5.-Thc Yiccroy OF India
,elerrapas %, 10 lows; The Amref Of Mghsn'iau ha'
been proc AIMED at GIrshk. Mnnomrd ana many cho's
oncr their adherence. Envois from hera' uepai'ou
f,.r up.urccs,ful attempts t. raise dis'urbauces'
d,pateh from Can Iahar 10 Th- Tfries says Hashim
Kban who IA. been sent hy The Amccr 20 take command
over Card,har "a accompanied by several chiefs IL -
prirved that The Aucer wil come 20 'dmIAuaI NhV''F
10 supenniend operations against llrrai'
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THE FLOODS AHuI'ND SEVILLE.

LoNuoS, April "a dispatch irom Madrid
To- Inc Gaadrd say-: tflm tho towers of the seville
Ca,rcdrai Toe country appc i IKE vast abe Iar gis
works AMI the Du.c ~ No. tpenscrs palace aud many
.,,cct. IN tho upper part ~ .ic o. an ar. f,.d'
dispatch from seville -a-s fhai thr GtAdalqulF'r
has lir. rd one metre. Monday evening" tie lnh@U.-
fn.Lia Mlln LLI- Z rn.lIll u ---Ai-.
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WAsHINGGoS. April 5.--Postmaacr-Gcneral James
denies the occurrence Of the reported conference
in Ncw.Yorl between himself. Nicc-Presdcnt Ar
thur Senator rlatt and Governor Cornell relative
to judge RObei sons nomination.
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RuMoRs OF AN INsuRRECTIoN.

MADRID, April 5.-There Is rumor that
republican movement has broken out In Oporto and
that insurgents have fortified themselves In thea
tIr uIcIc. IBe IguOr Lacks confirmation.
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TIE DEBrOF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 5.-The vote re-
,ecing the b to fund the state debt AZ par with per
cent interest has been recpnsidtred AMI has just passed
me renae IL now awaits the Signature CT the Governor
ff. l. a i.ty
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LoNnoy. April j.-Lord Bcaccnslcld was
comfortable thi- afternoon. TIE Improvement Ia Tie
condition OF the patient f. maintained
IlNI-JN. April @ AT q. ~. to-day, LORD BeacoDs
fields condition. was unchanged.
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THE EARrHQUAKE IN sCIO.
THREE THOUSAND PERSONS SAID TO BE KILLED OR
MOTN DID.

wOUNDED.
LONDON. April 5.-A dispatch from Athens says
that the Greek Government is sending n number of
surgeons and some money 10 Scio TO relieve the
overwhelming distress caused there by the earth
quake on Sunday. II IS sul maintained that 5000
persons were either killed or wounded.
An earthquake occurred in the Island Of Zante
yesterday. Tie vibrations continue TO-DAY aud
are prolonged, but no damage has yet been done.
THIRTY VILLAGES DESTROYED.
LONDON, April A dispatch TO The Nors from
Vienna announces that thirty villag'si Scio were
destroyed by the earthquake and 40 00O people are
destitute.
TIE VICTIMS sM 10 NUMBER 1000.
LONDON. Apnl CA Reuter- dispatch from Con-
stantinople says that tho latest accounts from Sco
estimate the number Of victims at 5000.
All the foreign wcn-1f-war stationed at smyrna
have started for Scio General Lon-strcct, the
United States Minister. has ordered tue corvette
Galcua proceed ththcr with Tor the suffer
cTs.
4 dispatch fyom Coua'antinope 20 Tie Iimcs re-
ports that Castro tine chirt town "a $3.50, is 1lmost
inruin,. Four hunlrei corpse Lave already been
found.
Atout thirty towns AMI vil'as. ia S.io and on the
mainland oppo.itc LaT, hkernc suffered. Tie
Porte II taking measures to alleviate the s1ncrings
VI the desti.ltc inhahifau;4.
sH0,E At .AN CEisGuBN. MrXlCo.
U,vANA, April "a ".jo Cd. m. o.tly. there was
slight shock of car,aqu,tciu S.n Cristo5al. Mex
ico. thr rYvra' 200 rl. from .oulh 1ud sou. hea,t
o. northwest L.-ht u-.il.4tI .as continued al the
mufaDg.
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carienier. /. 5. Gorslinc.

Mr. Hustled then moved TO mako the bill spccia
order for tomorrow noon. The motion was unani-
mously adopted.