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srRREyDER or sIorx LyDLlNN.

ST. PAIL. Mimi, April 2l.-A dispatch re-
ceyed at military headquarters here says on AprH io
thirty lodges of Maricopa sioux Indians surrendered AZ
Fort Kcogh The band comprised e. men, 80 women, 80
bows and 80 girls. They had l6 guns 3 reYohera
and - ponies These lodges are no portion OF sitting
nm, hand bnt they are classcd allies. II T. thought
n h,odanar,crs that sitting Bal VIII come a. soon az
the difficulties ~ travelling occa-.enc y t.e Hoods and
melting of snow are removed lie n"" mas ohy Aoo
WAsnrSGroN. April 2l.-A telegram has been received
at thr VAR Department from MAJOR bfothefton ana
%,,,I Fort Uuford. u. T., April u II says: Al inc
r,,,s ~ sitting Ball. captain Mcdonald ot tue NORTH,
rcsrrn Police, accompanied hy three Indians selected
, -ttu, Bun have been sent m by MAJOR tr0kcr, ana
,yyr,td Lcrc TO-DAY. Major Crolicr syr situng Bul
, tu all probability surrender on the return or ms
arfy sitting Bull he -ay-, wishes the Young men 20
-, pr,,.t,I H.. has been lnfOrnc-and IL has made
r,at inpr, fsion lhm-hat som" ~ those "ho sur
fn,rr, were in irons. aud that be- wiu be treated IN
similar manner II hc srrcndegs. party OF ten lodges
wi,s 10 leave Woody Mountain on the 6ih OF Apr lor
,his nosi fo surrender think aIu now Justified
I'm brl-,iug IN the success OF the policy
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LoNDoN. Thursday,

LONDON. Thursday, April 81, 1851.
The British steamer Mzpah, from Liverpool April -
for Copenhagen. has ashore on the Skaw. Eleven
persons were drowned.
Lcrothod the Basuto chief ask- that ho.tlitics shall
cease for day 10 allow Lin to confer with the colonial
commander near Ma-crtl.
John olive & son. extensive railway material manu-
facurcrs and proprctors ~ papormlls at Manchester
and Bury. have failed Their liabilities estimated IA
AlOO.OOO.
At the meeting Of the Congress ~ the Education
League n Paris to-day, W. Gambctta Insisted upon TIE
necessity of Developing and pcrfcctingnnycrsal suffrage
by universal education.
OTTAWA. ont, April 2l.-Sarah JOY. seventeen years
old recently forced Into marriage rcpugnant to
her and prrfcrriug imprisonment 10 living with her
husband. STOLE -ln 81 money. The magistrate sent her
down Tor two ddy-.
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1ELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
Fnn.r IN NEw.IEnsEY.

HEAVY FROST ~ NEwJERsEY
FREEHOLD, y. j., April 2l.-An unusually lraNv
morning. the Thermometer reached as high AS ~
COSCORD PRISON WARDENSlIIP
BosToS, April Lit - said that General \. B H.
derrd the wardonsp Of Concord state Prison BY ho "o'
A SHOCK AT PORT JEFFERSON, y Y.
PORT JEFFERSON, N.Y., April 2l.--A heavy shock,
accompanied hy rmbiug noise felt here al lO ths
pie badly frightened.
a VETO BY GOVERNOR noYT.
HARRIsBURG, PENN April 2l.-Ihc Governor this
morning vetoed the bdl granting the night TO Tie Courts ot
officers, and the senne hts sustained the veto
DIPHrHERGA At Long BtANCH
Lose BRANCH. y. j., April 2l.--Dphthcria is as,
occurred family named iurkc Is down with
the disease tw Of the members having died Yesterday
SEW INDUSTRY AT BoRDENTOwN, NJ. ,
BORDENTOwN y. j., April 2l.-Ihe old shops OF
the ampcn and Amboy lnli9ad near this city, which 1lso
been idle for seven ycas viii soon De occupied by new
York company fol the manufacture OF locomotive engines
A APUGIIIsr RELEASED FROM ARREST.
ALBANY, y. y, April IL" Paddy" Ryan inc
pu-t released t,s evening ie had been arrested ah
houored By Governor Cornell Dn was subsequently o
THE PHILADELPHIA GAS TRUST.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-lho CITY Sollcltnr & S'nt u,
aconunnicauon 10 the ty Council ths affno'n @
cecngs against te Trust full and proper "c
count OF its management.
WANTING RARUs REINsTATED.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 2l.--Ihc managers OF the
Cunnet stock irceicfs Association have '",d 10 ASK
PEELED hecause Of hs withdrawal "iihout proper hoeo Io
an advertised with Hopeful n ls'O.
BANQUET To EX-sENATOR WHYTE
BALTIMORE April 2l.-A banquet was rendered
chants Of baltimore "a Which were prssht abol, o- nun
bu sincss of cJ, u5ncnl Geoge broNg rr-a,a
OF rennsyyaaa his lett he Hon Jeiewiah D. Black was
4 presanL
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fRfGufNIS or wrsrlRN SEWs

RAILROAD EMPLOYEES ON \ ~rRIRI.
Cuur,cn Auril Dl-Th, ulatfnrm hluds at
~, M N'' ~ 49,. ,it ni. .,,,,,t tlt- ,,f.tr.. ',.
az "I ln' l"'..',t 'i ii h,,ri i,ltl., oil Iu,.,
LIZ N1"I' " '.,' 49,, 80, a., ,,.,,r,.',d,y
u'HaIl' ~" ''''"'' WI
MoNIMl.Nl Ip 'L- l.i'Ni y AHH' 1877 '''
CUICNGO. AUul Ill Iul~>ion ht~ httu re-
90 r, for tf. r fIp, ON f. Cove trIu,rf property
nr,uticd d., the Custom llou-, and Post bNtr "i ir
monument in he. ra.-,l tp the uiory uf Drucr G'f-
A. A,~-fr,,, fiiu- ~ f,t- RAILWAY mail -,ftI.s '
tir r,rl- no .t service. uul 10 ill De, nc'r "A ir
t.r,-tiug ccr,fnuir- MAJ %. S,huy Ter tolAA W.l
urououuer the culu4s.
rtiIt rorN epDr Is WTSTTHV STATES.
- N.r,I 81 JLg Bu.I Dfsu1fcb urh-
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
A NEWFOUNDLAND ROAD.

A syndicate composed of William Bond, A.
l. Blackman, c. X. Hobbs +. A. Allen and General
Vasquez have made contract with the Newfoundland
authorities for the construction and maintenance OF
line OF railroad from st. Johns TO the Newfoundland
per mines at Halls Bay. They also trustees of the
road Mr. Hobbs said yesterday that the contract was
favorable The road will be about miles length
the main line with branch about thirty miles long
The main line Will run across the copper belt OF the
country and through the interior west OF the coast range
II opens up great grazing, farming timber and mineral
country and 1t is believed that the road will develop va
rious interests increase the population Of the towns and
build up new villages.
The estimated cost IA $4,000. 900. and the road Is
guaranteed tO be completed In three years. The New
fOundand authorities have agreed Ia the company
81 900 annually, for tbirty-hve year., subsidy
and also have granted 5000 Of land
for each mile OF road built, the COM
pany TO have the right OF selecting the land
requires The rOutc has been surveyed for about LOO
miles and as IL through great timber country the
expense Of ties will be nominal. Everything In connec-
tOn with the building Of the road 10 be admitted free
OF duty hcnce the steel rails viii cost about $50 ton
Only-half what they cost In New York. This VIII
be the first railroad built In Newfoundland.
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RAPID TRANSIT IN UPPER THIRD-AyENUE.

A meeting of citizens of the annexed dis
trct who favor a rapid transit road up rhraye. was
held In Krchohs Hall, at Thirdaye and Oncmndred-
and-hniethst., lart evening. The hail was crowded
and much enthusiasm vas manifested Ciyi Justice
james r. ANGEL presided Addresses were made Icy Mr..
Angel sdwcls :. Randall jr, the Rev Edwin :. johnson,
Dr. II. L. Horton, John G. Grant, Charles L. sioHehton
and John kcrby. II stated that the consent of
owners Of thrr miles of property along IhrdaNe. had
hccn gained FOR the proposed Resolutions srtlnS
forth thc of ht DISQUALIFICATION with the old ON
mission appointed by Mayor Cooper stating The Win or
the citizens for road up fhn ave. and a-AHg Mayor
Grarc 10 appoint he" Commission a. soon A. possible
passed
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THE READING SCHEME ILLEGAL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Judge Mckennan,
In the United states Circuit Court this morning, decided
that the scheme OF the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road TO issue deferred income bonds is Illegal and that
the corporation is not authorized by its charter or the
statutes to make such issue. The plan would not be
legal unless # assumed the form OF oan OF which it
has none of the essential qualities.
Judge Butler also read opinion having tn" sanie
purpOr but deyong his attention mainly 10 the issue
In its character of loan. There IL -uch thing
known commerce." he said, irredecnable loan,
aud II appeared that the defendants intended 10 make
the proposed Issue of deferred bonds sale OF stock to
be called by another name"
Judge McKcnnan then cosed the case by saying:
The result II that the order OF November Il ought 10
De revoked, and IL revoked"
Mr. G0weD having informed snbscrbersto the deferred
income bonds that the Court decision had been adverse,
aud would the issue Of bonds with the r-
rcGeemablc feature expungcd thrrefrom and advising
them retain their right 10 the bonds IN the new Iorn,
the attention Of the Court viii De called 10 the fact to-
morrow 10y counsel for the McCainnniS who have not
been consulted regarding the change IN the form OF the
hnnh
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MOVEMENT FOR A TRUNK LINE.

There will be conference between the Ex-
ectyc Committee of the Central Railroad OF New-Jer-
scy aud representatives Of the wabash - Louis and
Pacific Road al IL q. H. tomorrow, TO con-
sidcr propositions To make traiic conneo-
ton between the two roads. one OF ihe
propositions j. for the Central OF NcwJersry 10 -e he
fmailrphia and Iric and the Ale gh"ny Valley Roads
to Butlcr Penn And To build from Butler 10 Cbehango
Junction Ia connect there with other lines Ia Toledo.
Another proposition IA for the Central of N"NJersey 10
the Philadelphia and Erie 70 Youngstown ana rom
YOUNGSTOWN To Toledo. the Chicago, -. Louis and New
Orleans Construction Company 10 build hne irOm
YOUNGSTOWN 10 Toledo 10 connect with the wabash
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HIrRo-GLYcERINE EXPLOSION.

BrNGHAMToN, y. Y, April 2l.-Ihi~m morning
two terrible and almost i"'i"- "t nir"
eIyccrinc occurred Boo the nitc vaults ot the bithr
Powder Works Of this city; about i've minutes after
war 10000 pounds ~ sporting power, IN stoFch"nsc
about 100 feet from the urc vaults. Siitrd rau-lHR
another terrific explosion. The buildings NrT" b'
Inocd and -cattrrvl lu every dirr tuu and props '}
was DESTROYED Tor miles round Fruc"~ were blown t"
pi,rrs trees uprnofr mnuy buildings M the nctEnnr-
hood badly shattered aud Windows two and thfr" miles
away blow ont hy the coucns-ion IN" shock "hs d-
ftuctly felt forts miles away. The nhln naEt/iur,
which under ground. and contained about t"'lte
toms Of powder wac damaged. No one Wn- -'fi"n-ly
lirf fr man rfuf-r ~ thr % trr vaults d-'"' rcd
fhr fire. which Was caused Dos Oh" Improper mNhrr "i
acids warned the othcrr nnd fled before ihr eA"-l"'
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AN EXECUTIVE SESSION POSSIBLE.
lnY TELEGRAPH 1nn ruprNLI


WASHINGTON, April 2l.--There is certainly
grown, feeling among Republican Senators that,
without abandoning the struggle to obtain control
Of the Senate Organization they ought to prtermit
it long enough To allow the confirmation Of certain
important appointments. The particular class Of
appointments upon which il isurgcd that early ac-
tiOn ought 70 he had includes Judges, Marshlls Dis
trict-AttOncy and officers of the Indian Service IL
is not altogether improbable that within ten DAYS
the "deadlock" will yield enough To allow action
upOn certain nominations of officers above mem
tpncd nroyidcd the democratic minority Of tbo
Senate shall offer no obstruction 10 such a course
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TIE ALRANIANs ROUTED.

VIENNA, April 21.-Drryisch Pacha, with 10000
troops, has attacked and defeated the Nbanians
near Usknp. Deryisch Pacha had previously arrived
nj Pusrcnd with several hattalons Of troops, with
the object Of recslahlishng order in Albania. lie ln
tends to 20 To Gu,injc to try to arrest Ali Pacha
LONDON. April 22.-A dispatch from Constanti-
nople reports that a sangulnary engagement took
place on Tuesday, bet wecn seventeen battalonS Of
Turks under Dcryisch Pacha and the Albanians. The
latter had attempted 10 stop Dcrvischs advance.
After seyernl hours lighting between Prstina and
PTisrcnd. Dcryisch Pacha continued his march.
DcrNisch Pacha has issued proclamation an
nounc,ng that he will suppress all scditious at
tempts, aud promising reforms. He cXhOrts the Al
banlans to return to duty. warning them that other
wlse they will bc treated with the greatest rigor
rebels. The entire army OF Salonlca has been or
dored to Uskup.
The Albanian town of t'~kup s on the river Of the
same name, and is 100 miles 10y railroad from Salon
lea. he population i, estimated at 10000. he
town has many handsome mosques Greek churches
and citadel.
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At THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
THE SENATE AND THE DEPARTMENTS

TUE SENATE AND THE DEPARTMENTS
TIE CAUSES AND MEANING OF THE nrsrSrn hncrrl
in" cu.sors IN THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
POWERFUL RING AssAILED-ATrEMrihp ~ NE
PLY TO MR. FRYE's sPEEcH-PoLIIiCAA hf hO''
oy THE SPEECH CoNJEcTUREp'
TRIBUNE correspondent explains 'he nle"n mosD
,nc of the recent changes in the pCsI liop olHoS
Deuartment, De and speaks of the scanum %''.tn .Sn
has connected the name of Mr.. Brady WIN !.1o 'Io
star route contracts. The threatening atI'uuo
row toward the Administration of powerin S,"te ni"e
of mail contractors is described. In tne 'ei'n'o
Yesterday Mr.. Coke ATTEMPTED to reply oonS 20 't'
sneech of Mr.. Frye. In view OF 'nls sp''t" -,
which Democrats affect to believe .,drn was III,
snir,d by Secretary Blaine, NAM! ocu'"vI" 'm w.
Senators yesterday threatened to JON wl'n .i M,'
Conkling in the effort to defeat the CONN ''''
ton of Judge Robertson.
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ROCHESTER AND PITTsBURG EXTENSION.

At meeting of the directors OF the Roches-
ter and Pittsburg Railroad ycsteriay Il Was voted TO
submit a proposition 10 the stockholders. AT meet
iny TO De- held May l.. for the is-ne OF
- 100000 additional stock to be used IN tho
purchase OF thc charter and privileges ~ the Rochester
aud Charniic Railroad aud for nprofrn ut q" t"fDlnal
facilities az Roc ani on tie Lake Tie new stock
viii hc oltr, t0 the stockholders of rrcofd Nav D. Az
which date the books viii close at - per cent 81 !ts par
value. Amiribr arrangements have irrH mad" Win
the YORK Central for eNthansc oi ircehi ana tIaI-
O. ..frt
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1 yrWYORK AGENT ROBBED

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Charles ~ D'i.S eS,,eTs
tray elling salesman for Eno7 rryed IN
- ar,, If No. % Maldenlane New-forS, arr, -.
~ ,.,, and stopped at hotel While ~ "a
s hs roo was Scrs tns pr0ssH SstwepS oS" 5000 and
conthilhg hsf,lcn Jewelry IN the trlinA t6t nc
Sio,vopD Wv. "" moi touched. Up to late hoAi W
sl.,,s x.ls oDLsiued 10 the tnieis
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NEW TRACKS FOR THE CENTRAL.

Y. H. Decker Ncw-lork contractor, Will
put about 500 men at work Monday, 10 lay Two rev
tracks sur the Nrw-lork Central and Hudson River
Railroad. between Rochester and Buffalo. me
work will begin al Batavia aud De- c.rii'i on IN
bath directions The distance the track = 10 DO
lad is uinrty-iiyr mis.. For the comrlrtnu or ne
ork % 800 tons of steel rails Will hc r.iIni, NLich
ar. moss 90 transit from London. The w"rk WI. eosL
about $500 900 and Is 10 bc finished by AGt i-t
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P0BBERS MoRT4LLY FOUNDED.

SAN Francisco, April PA dispatch from
Tombstone, Ariz, says On Tuesday hlsh al ChSries-
ton , miles from here three cowboys entered the store
80 n,r. soringer 4 ualks aud compelled the propre-
80, T., ,uen the safe from which they took $500 Al
though dsguscd, the robbers were recogniled anu @ Ua
"Wednesday night Deputy sheriff Beh anu pysse rha
r,t,n,le their house aud demanded u surrcnder INC
,Ic,nand Mas answered by NOllcy from NlnehSstss
ries when the arr,Sting party opened up"' r. ana
win shotgllns, mortally wOunttlnS t"o-D"'i'' '
80 Iae. 4
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DREARY DAY IN THE SENATE.
foIsrLEss gARASGUEs By MEssRs. COKE AND CALL
WADE HAHPToS's FRANK CONFESSION.

WADE HAaPTOSe FRANK CONFESSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. April 21.-In the Senate to-day Mr..
Butler did not make good his promise to prove the
sxistence of corrupt bargain between the Re-
poblicans and General Malone. He did not speak
u all. Instead the Senate was doomed 10 day OF
intense and profound dreariness. After Mr.. Frye
lad concluded his speech yesterday, Mr. Coke prom
sed to make to-day brief reply to that part of
the speech referring to election frauds in Texas.
accordingly Mr.. Coke arose this morning and his
brief repiy' consumed moro than two hours in its
ashvery. bis remarks to-day distinguished
sof home curious logic well for their dusencss
ne sad not one word In rebuke Of the Demo-
sss who. o. election officers, suppressed moro
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4 GERMAN MEETING DISSOLVED.

IruzIG. April 21.---A public meeting under the
;,. NJ tl,. Pr,prrssists dissolved to-day by
the y lice by virtue of the Socialist law he DO
- g., ,,r, l,ry,lv rcprcscntcd at the meeting.
dispatch from fcrln says f hoc','@ ar,ic ,GI.'Sf of
~ H. p,is Ify0asigciHf approving the murder ot lho lh
late Car. although the Boer'cn Co"T'" strongly
r,udemucd the article.
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S.luolN ISLAND ADTICES.

san FRASCIsCO, April 2l.-News has been
received from the samoan Islands that since the de"hof
King Naetoa the Government forces have entirely con
perd th, large island OF Saya; and at Ainoa that
island some two weeks since, they surrounded and COM
prcd the surrender OF SO rebel warilof- abO MY OF
Inc principal chiefs 4o7 gnd, 80 American DattAes,
J5 lar, kniycs used lighting seycn tdunlntiaas or
large war canoes one boat ana two cahuOh' inc NAM
strength of the Insurgents, old party on SaNaii WIN
zoo ightiug men, has Joined the Kings FORCES ana
iri..n, l,h Mnsnl rrhr leadvr. from tAc lsnnd
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
FIGHTING IN ALBANIA.

LORD BEAcoNsFIEID TO BE INFERRED NEAR HIS
LATE COUNTRY REsTDENCE-THE LAND BILL
UNDER DISCUSSION AT DUBIEJ-THE BEY OF
TCNIs WARNED.
DervisCh Pacha has routed the Albanians at
Uskup. The funeral of the late Lord BeacOns-
field is to take place next week at Hughenden.
The Land bill was discussed at considerable
length in the Irish National Convention ycster
day. The French Consul-Gencral has warned
the Bcy of Tunis that he and his Premier will
be held responsible for the safety of foreigners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
CONCESSIONS TO HAMBURG.

HAMBuKG, April 21.-A dispatch from Berlin says
the conditions put forward by Hamburg for enter
ing the Zollvercn have been agreed TO by Herr Won
Bitter the Prussan Finance Minister, and are also
secure of approval in higher quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
GERMAN EMIGRATION.

LONDON, April 22.-The correspondent of The
N1rs Berlin states that emigration to America Is
largely increasing Last year 5000 emlgrants LETT
Hamburg during the first three months, while thus
year 2j, 900 left there in the same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
posing conference for the purpose Of adopting COM
mon measures against the anarchists.
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, April 2l.-It has been decided to dis
patch reinforcements TO the Sooloo Islands and re-
qure the new Sultan to recognize the protectorate
of Spain on the Archipelago.
The strike of the colliers in Asturias has termi-
mated.
The port Of Seville is closed in consequence Of the
inundations The river is still rising.
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REPRESSION IN RUSSIA

LoNpox. April 21.-Ihe correspondent Oh no
n. ot ~ Petersburg says: " A large number "t
.,,,,t arr,.t. have bccm made, but am forbid
dcr to telegraph u word about them
m. Vienna Prc,se says the Powers have received
q circular noto from the Russian GoYerhmehV plo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
SENT BACK TO THE oRIGINAL corET

In the suit in the United states Circuit Court
brought by ohar, H. Pond ani hers for an nn'iion
10 pre-, cn the completion of tie leas""f Tho Atlanta ana
Charlotte Air Line Railway Company to tie E,hn'nd
o,I Dap,u. Railrnqd COMPANY Judge Hil'cifori yes
trrlny handed duNn un opinion r'inait.-- t.t 't+o
back to the NcW-loIk supreme Court "Arlt "iiSh-
..s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
THE GREEKS BETTER SATISFIED.

LONDON, April 21.-A dispatch from Athens to
The Tines says. Public feeling is settling down to
the conclusion that the new frontier line must be ac
cepted as final although il is unsatisfactory. and
future agitation will probably be limited to parlia-
mrutary hOstilitvp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
IMPROVEMENT IL NEw,JrRsEY.

LOYG BRANCH, y. j., April -I'-IHV Wv
York and Long Branch division 90; the CeHtnl RAirosd
q, jersey Will lay additional RAJ ~ WI i:ha
D, tic ourt apurai~,, certain Lands required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
CANDAHAR EVACUATED.

LONDON, April 22.-A dispatch to The Times from
Candahar says; The evacuation has been com
pletcd. The British flag on the citadel was hanled
down under a salute. All the troops have left the
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
RUMORED MINISTERIAL CHANGE.

LONDON, April 2l.-The London correspondent OF
The liverpool Post says: 1t is rlmorcd that Earl
Spencer, Lord President Of the Council will leave
the Cabinet and that Lord Derby will succeed him.