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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF SEw.YoRk.....APBIL 2. 1885,
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRk.....APRrL7 1881;
ARRIVED
str rlsmboroush tBr whtehurst Bermuda days. with
mdse and passeng 20 A T. Outefbrtdge & Co
Dominion Wslket Richmond city Point and Norfolk
with mdse AID passengers 10 Old Dominion 50 co
Str VIM Kennedy. Foster. Providence for Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
PLYMOUTH April Is n-Arfved steamer Greece OBI.
Pearce from Sew.York on her way 70 Lonn0n - -
HALIFAX April 7-Arryed steamer Besi1e, nom Se"or'
leans for Copenhagen put In for coal
AMERICAN PORTS
April 7-Cieared steamer BROOKLYN ~ the Oh
Dominion Line for Liver pool and Will sail immediately
BOsroN April ARRIVED. Neptune Berry, from
New.York; Iiyrian Brl Edwards. from LIVERPOOL.
Sailed. steamer Grecisn.
PHIIADEIPHIA, April 7-Arrysd. steamer sinners, War
BALTIMORE April ARRIVED steamer Hesleden obi, Per-
Ram from carhagena
NKw.URLEAss Api 7-Ceared. steamer Prussia. for Lave
erpOoL
PAsses-Arrived, steamer Topaze from Cardiff.
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DIED.

AvIs-On Monday April ISL at the Home for Incurable>
Fordbam ~ Y joseph W. Avs In the S2d year OF his age
Inlernent at FishkilloD. Hudson. " Y.
CLARK-Fel asleep THURSDAY April sidney Warren. only
If Henry w aud Emma Clark, aged years months
l6daya
Funeral services at the residence Of his parents ohaye
Mount Vernon. n: Y, saturlsy. April .: At oolocS
HoUGHon Thursday the I'm INST Helen warner vile Oh
james I. Hough, In the 4sth year OF her age -
Rsa and friend, Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend her funeral saturday the 9th inst at pm rom
her late residence CLERK ST., near lily
Heights. ID
JoSEs-In Philadelphia ruesday morning April 5. Mario
Louise widow OF Rchsb and daughter 0, the las
Funeral w he held the Church Of the Holy TIM
n.y. Philadelphia, on Friday April g. at : O'clock
SMITH Hyere- France the 22d Of February Char
RssSves and Trends OF the family are respectfully
attend the funeral at the Madison square iesDyteiin
Church. 2itbst Oh saturday morning.
The remains VIII be taken Rochelle for inerment
sMIrHAt Newton y. J., Cathar1ne T. johnson, wife OF
1. Smith.
Funeral Friday, at p m.
sNow-On "Wednesday afternoon, April Jane SNOW In the
Relatives invited attend the funeral services
al tue residence Oi her son Aiehsei snow - i.lss
Friends viii kindly omit bowers
sTEVESs-At Lancaster Mas, April Mrs Margaret Ann
stevens wife O General Joseph g sie'e9s hIin'tn d
Bangor. DE. AGED "a years
THoMAs-Iu Brooklyn. Ihurslay. April T. Lueie wwte Of
Henry Thomas Of Aorwas, Conn. formerly Ot bIooAyH'
Funeral sryce, residence OF Charles IL Hannahs II
TOmpkns place, south brooklyn on SatrfusS, IloJA u
Interuienl private
wARD-n Jersey City. Thursday afternoon. ai'es I'M
gerug hin Cunnns ham. Youngest sou o Ihonl,
NJ and MIiS A {; ward aged 2 years , ., 49,, 49,,
Relatives and friend, are respectfully invtei att.nl mo
funeral sunday stornoon al VeloeA from ITO
residence Of his parents "a EiiesI.
Iuterm.nt private
wOOLLEY-At Mount Vernon \. y, April =. Margaret
services Al Inc rcsesce o her daughteg
Hathaway. on Fndss. the sta inst at = p NJ
chester.
TTsia leaves Grand C,DrrA Depot st ~ N.
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Tho, tina Arctic winter win begin We are then
.s 90 ana n secure hsrbor at Wrsngel Island aud II
~ !, not possible to over TO Siberia and go INTO
80, auariers there During the winter sedge parties
IN =, arranged and sent out In search OF news OF the
- ...,,s CAPTAIN Berry. who will command the Helen
- M.ry. win be governed entirely by the information
- al aer reaching the Arctic regions Our orders are
70 ssy north than one WINTER but to prosecute
- search after spring opens To 1882 and remain un
- w,n.er sets in again. Then return to Ban Fran
-. Every man board a volunteer. aud
q. as,ail was made by the Department After the men
-. ,oaed Il OF their intention TO There WIZ be no
sstss With the expedition therefore, besides 'ne
seeg .r,sntinc Investigations am 20 look out for
v,s,osica discoveries and al the officers are ASSIGNED
sn,eIaI branches. complete Photographic
a. w,ll BE on the ship, which will be fully equipped
nscsssaTy on yS'sse ., made for
1870 =. n1rpcse 81 observation. We expect to return IN
~ - nfieen months"
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4 SEVERE STORM IN INDI4N TERRITORY.

WASHINGTON, April THE Chief Signal
ON er farnishos tho following special bulletin 10 the
press: a seVo-e storm Is central IN the lnuiau ier
,or and warmer east TO south winds. cloudy weather
and raj, nyevail from Iowa and Iiros southward TO
the Guf Coast Generally clear weather continues In
the Lake region, tho Middle and South Atlantic states
,,tn northaast 10 northwest winds, and no decide
change In temperature Lsht snow prevailed during
"wednesday In Hew.Engand. aud thence westward 10
Lake Huron. ana continues In Northern heW-EngAho
-, ,r,hor, Nnw.York The temperature continues
h~io freezing from New England aud the Middle Atan
nc coast westward over the Lake region ana the
NS..onrs Valley TIE indications that tho Storm
Wbtrh a. central in Indian Territory wli advance
10 the eastW during Friday, causing ram ia me NIL
an. ard aouth Atlantic States, and ram In the Lake
region with slightly warmer weather The emperalutSe
will probably fall IN the southwest during fruaJ' WIN
a liglit norther In TeIse"
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AN UNREAsONABLE ihPERTINENCE
Iyom Ths Chicago Tflbuns Rsp.)

The irreconcilabe and dictatOrial attitude
~s,sA the arrogant " Boss" Conk,og seems to ne as
ismns IA not merely INV arrantahie interIerehee
h the con OF the President but - III
itseif an utterly unreasonable inpertinence ireeeh
G.rKeid gave notice by HIS early appointments III oe
- IN his mart 70 trvat all fsctons OF toe party fary
q became evident to every body that he proposed u
sc.sable 10 cenciliate and satisfy al who had koou
ssims TO recognition Nearly everybody was satisfied
TAere was q geuera admiration OF the ingenuity WINCH
fevernmept patronage. Coaklng was among those who
wsrs apparently content with tue new order OF
Gex. York received picuous place 10 tue Caohet
ann Gentleman was selected who had been cassIhed
Win the Coaklng men. The ocaled Grant element Ia
the party received abundant recognition Couknng was
radtant with delight the first appointments that were
made for the Government service IN Ne~ferk oecauss
they we're all Of hs following But ne Dflsueo w anu
vss ready for war the moment single noHl'u
sien was rnsde IRON amopS the Republicans OF New
York VINO do not fall down I'D worship Ccnkhng Inis
eecurrence reveals Conkins's purpose. he does not
uroposs 10 satisfied with the hons share He GOES
AZ any the favors extended 10 his friends
everything.
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local REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

A monthly meeting Of the Young Mems Re-
publican Club was held last evening NJ No 81 East
Tweuteth-st ex Judge Russell presding Thirteen new
members were admitted. and eight were proposed.
committee 70 amend tho constitution made report.
paper entitled Thoughts the Federal Constitution
was read by John y. Baker.
Apeeting OF the IIId Assembly District Republican
Association was held at Science Hall. No. l41 East
Eighthst, last evening Charles N. rantor presiding
Twenty i've new members admitted
Ths XVIIh Assembly District Republican Association
held ia regular meetn last Bht &C Sixty
and the Western Boulevard Charles r. Boulder presided
after the tfeasurers report mad been read seven
mem bers proposed.
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THE rREssDENT SURE TO BE E.t sHsI rA

Senator C0nkling does not like Judge Rob-
ssson. That dske s QUE solely 20 he iacL that Jedge
Robertson successfully aniagOnizcd the C0nkng sehene
uuder which the vote Of New.York at Chicago was 70
kavo beea thrown for the Grant canddatnre "as unit
That u all there h Of n. President Garfield knew thst
Or sny other kewYork Republican who !. NOT Conk
eing man. appointed Office Ia New YORK. But lac
knew his duty TO the Repnb party forbade
Bun % the Justice OF the conEinS claim 10
Saten wascb would have been needless and vain, the
President boldly acting upon his own cOnNictinns OF
Aafy. proceeded 70 recognize fully and hooorsDiy the
nuCohking wipg Of the SexYork Republicans. exactly
= he had Just before gwen recognition 10 larger NUN
- q Ar ConkinRs personal and partisan irienns III
oonooded that doing the President selected one
sure u make capable honest and efficient public sery
ene IN that concession will rest the claim OF the Car
4eid Administration upon the hearty support oil the
republican party. should the unvse, unjust and wicked
ectien BOW threatened BY Coukng be really en-
efed ursn. Upon such Issue tbe party and the pco
sh be with tbs Administration. OF this there can be
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GREECE STILL PERPLExED.

LONDON, April IA dispatch from Vienna
20 The Manchester Guardian says 1.-THE difficulty at
Athens IL Ind Minister who eau induce the country
accept settlements The position Of the KING aud
the Cabinet IL critical"
LoNpoS. April THE Athens correspondent OF Inc
Manchester Guardian says Public opinion attributes
the frontier compromise largely TO Mr. Goschens IN
nnence. which Is believed 70 be paramount with the
Sultan n u thought that Count Haziedt German
Ambassador, and Baron Won Calico. Austrian Anoae'
sador red 90 prevents peaceful solution. ana mat NJ
Coschen 20 countoract their intrgues nc 'epeu tne
comironise line The tendency OF TINS opinion Is 20 n
cfease the iDDatieDce for means Tor Or,hkluk
up tho European concert. Premicr COumouuuouIos
had long interview with the Russian Minister on lucs
day TIE British Minister was the only foreign minister
prcaent Mondays review OF tho troops, when iaS' y
much commented on"
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TOO HIGH A PRICE FOR UNITY.

II certainly looks rs though Mr. Conklng
hsd male up hls mind 10 make on the AdmiuistrE
lion unless he allowed to control all OF the important
patronage of state %: NewYork la fact. II j. re-
ported that asked President Garfield 10 give some
b the ofces which have little patronage or poll
heal infuence 70 the auuCOnking Republicans but 10
Rye hln the important places distribute his ireuda
II tina 30 the contest between the President and The
uncomfortable senator bss not come day too soon ~
harmony be bought at thnt price IL 10 too dear
Injury, only that Will be lett Tor tue Ad'
muisrafion pursue will be 10 het II out ON this hne
Mr. Cpnkng dspOsed IL be reasonable, he Ought To
be treated With all the consideration which bis b2h posi-.
son the party and bis great talents entur him 20 III
be viii rot be reasonable, tbep IL Will be the duty OF
every man the best interests OF the Republican
party beart 10 j0iu hands WITH tne Administration ano
break him his power aud 20 lar a POSI-
bic deprive Of influence anu the ability " do ns'
hlee
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TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
A GREAT spEECH BY GLADSTONE.

a N'H@sR110||-'"@'
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS CROWDED TO BKAR HIM
HIS LAND BILL READ A FIRST TIME-HERR MOST
OBTAINED FOR TRIAL GREAT SUFFERING IN
scIo.
In the British House of Commons yesterday
Dir. Gladstone introduced his Land bill. lie
made an eloquent speech in presence OF
large audience. The bill was read a first time
without opposition. Herr Most has been COM
mitted to Jail without bail. The Greek Gov
eminent is in a critical condition. The Rev.
Alexander Mackonochies appeal has been I'M
successful Steps are being taken for the re-
lief Of Sco Russian Grand Duke has beer
arrested for conspiracy.
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A BLOW At FREE SPEECH.
nm MEANING or THE DIRECTION TO JUDGE ROB
KRTsoN.

From The Albany Epsaina Jewrna. ORepl
What is Senator C0nkiing's objection to
S1oge Robertsont Why does he oppose his
91o4fmstiont On the grcsnd that the Judge IA
- equal 70 TIE duties the ofdcef No On
u ground that no IL not q high minded man
~ On the ground that ala vices 10 the Republican,
10y and The people 81 large have not been many aud
Aof4ed Mo-
z o. what. then. does Senator Conking base his Ina.
snble hesiiiityf IL 10 admitted all hides that his
Dpeitlon confirmation very largely not entirely
- 70 tho altitude which judge Rokeriscn took at
- Cdcaxo Convention Senator Conks{nR war opposed
- the prncipie Of dlstrict Representatives. Judge Rob
seesa was It's foyemos. chsEpion. n Jd6ge Robertson
~ uood villa senxtor Conkling 10 Chicago
- kttc2 would not now be fighting tue
fpcf et Wasbingten. This plain statement OF an III
1lytpd fact h Tho last decree discredLable 10 Sena
ceokipg. aimee II extbits him eonDvfng 70 punish
100 Robertson for being true TO the very principle
- watch the result OF the Convention turned, the
III principle which the Convention smphalioaliy en-
tons understood the action Of Senator ConklInR In
1eknk Confirmation IL TO be Something much more
1E1us thea attempt defeat judge Beeerssen. IL
eaax q tbs Caieago Convention, . refusal 70
~ vsl OF TIE majority OF that uibpoa OF last
ssN Denial O tae RICH. Of private iudg
blow u free Republican speech,
~ 1e courage Of free Republican ecnyict0ns.
e4eve that Ibc felcetion OF Judge Rebeftsons nOn.
epeer ench osrcupe 10 possible, is 10 believe
q tine he's come when the party ought 70 perish
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AN EXTRAORDINARY SPECTACLE.

II is Senator ConkllDg alone who stands In
the way OF lnx ali appointments the President mas
eSe aimee ne entered the House. AS for Senator
PAN were Conkng TO Yield nothing further would be
hesrd hls He the echo C1 te stronger
ose And because Con klIng objects-not because the
snStn refuses 10 coBnr7nthe President Is gwen the
either 10 retire his candidate prepare for
IsrI IL IL an extraordinary spectacle 1t Is not 100
muen 10 ay that President yields TO this arrogance
hs viii greyousy disappoint those VINO have looked
saon him IA a man approaching the responsibilities ana
spshorty of mis- high office ope will not allow either
menBtr vi his Cabinet or Senator 10 Del tue ~ nc
- dam ali that "a reasonable In hlm 10 do coneate
the leaders his party aud prevent divisions IN ~ Nuw
LET him remember tbat he Is President OF the Uhieu
ktatr< and see his appointments are treated
via that consideration which II has been customary
for the Senate times past TO nay TO Executive noA
eious
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Bauman. The case was 20 plain and simple aid noe
think It worth while TO retain counsel II was not b
the advice OF the Justice that paid money 10 court
Justice having distinctly said 70 me, Mr.. Walsh. you
not compelled 10 pay this money unless you wish %
it has no bearing the question OF your discharge
After full hearing OF the case. Justice Kiibrefh ex
pressed his conviction to be that nad acted In good
faith. EDMOND IL. WALSH.
Netc- York April 7, 1881.
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A Rr1ssIAN GRAND DUKE ARRESTED.

LONDON, April THE Cologne Gazette says
the Russian Grand Duke Nicholas Coussantinovitch.
formeriy notorious in connection with a theft OF
diamonds was arrested Tuesday might In the village 10
subIinv on the railway 70 Moscow, and placed In castle
belonging 10 his father. the Grad Duke Consiantne
brptbsf 81 che late Gar, near - feiersears on rus
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MIDNIGHT WEA1HEk REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
St,,,opsts FAR fAT Daaf - hOuFs

fHH0psB ttF me PoAi - """s
WAsnrNGroN. April =, a. m.-The bar
oueirr d. lowest near Cairo. and highest north of the
lake region The storm which central IN the Indian
Iertory 90 Thursday morning has moved slowly TO inc
u, rtheastNard and central near Memphis Heavy
ir, have preysllod IN tue OHIO Valley and Missouri,
md fhrsce southwlrd 20 the cur coast, and FAR
weather IN the Middle states. New England aud the
Lake region Norheriy 10 southeast winds are reported
from the Lake rcgon AMI thence soulhward o. the Guf
oo,s and nOrtherv 20 westerly winds from the M-solr
Valley southwest the Gnlf coast The temperature
ms raen snchly In the Middle aud No~ England Sthtr
and hence Westward the Lake region ana ne Ohlo
and Tpper Mrsissipp valleys anu mas ialies shb"u5 III
Inc Guif states and sOuthwest
iHdicafiOHG
Tor The Niddls states nigltly warmer sontnoas' 10
mort hest winds falling barometer, Threatening weather
AMI rain. - IN. .-o.,.-. ..,,d.
during the day and slight change In emperaiur Vl
lowed by threatening weather and rain or sno" ms
sbirins 10 north IN east aud falling barometer.
CanfioHary signals
Cautlonary Signals are ordered from Cape HaierH To
sandy Hook Cautonary oh shore signals continue ~
lndlnnOla and Galveston.
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INST RECOGNITION.

II was the Independent Republicans OF New
vart and Prnnsylyania that opened the way To Car
1sIds nomination. But for their action General Grant
would have swept the field at Chicago and General Car
~ "a vould NOT even have beer mentioned as canul-
ar An the convention. The President was indebted 10
fbeir ude for bis selection as the standard
md h. eoyid not well insensbe to the Obligation thus
ippoeesl GpOr him. More than that, "a Bebubilcan
feeder and IS nelnber OF the convention he susthineu
~ nrincpIe of independent district Ieprere
mon which they acted and justified their course Ia d
fseardg The instruction Of the State conven.ons ana
se.ranc from the majority OF the State deegat Ons
Under sucn circumstances he could not permit them 10
b, uroscftbed on that account
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THE NETWORK AND SEA BEACH BOAD.

The reorganization of the New-fork and
Sea Beach Railroad Company completed yesterday
and the following directors were chosen f. A. Potts
president; G. A. Hobart treasurer; A. 7. Man. John 3
Barnes. George 7. Baker, James W. Smith and William
o. Mcdowell Tic company has made contract win
the Iron Steamship Construction Company beginning IN
June aud to continue for five years under which the
boats and road are to connect Iron steamboats, with
capacity for 900 passengers oacn are - make hat
hourly trips Bay Rage terminus OF the road Hhe
provl-io made round trip service, the Steamboat
company also holding hyeyear contract Win the iron
Per Company. Tue recognized company VIII at once
"A, aduubr track fnruisn the road with new Outnt OF
rolling stock. AMI begu improvements III the Palace
Hotel and Tie rest OF their property.
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CHANCES IN TIE OFFICERS OF A ROAD.

Al meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
ito Central Railroad of NewJersey yesterday, on the
motion OF Mr Rean O. g. Haven was elected first Vice
president and on mouon OF Mr. Freiinghuysen John
Kan was oectei second vice president It's understood
that Mr. Haven will retire from acfye business 10 Nall'
~ about May l. the nth OF g. c. Haven 4 Co bHnR
succeeded hy kcnneys BabcOcA, With q. o. Haven Ahd
ID Bal, ock president OF tue Chamber OF Commerce.
"A. special partucrA
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RFIIrE FOR SCIO.

LONDON. April 7.---Ihe Grcck PaIiinrch Mt
Constanunopc feicg- ph7 to the Greek Committee IN
Liverpool ~ follows: " TIE ucNs from sco IL heart
tendmg. Tho catastrophe surpass's all belief I'M
pofe Won 10 form committee. 10 receive subscriptions IN
ALL Of the sun .fcrs. The need j. utg -ni."
The LotdM lyor a. T. ludon hes ope.rd fuhscrlpuon
MAnsIuu a. US Tor The - rf 81 tho rturtrfr ~
toe scio earthquake Nearly $4,000 iOr that purpose
have been ral.td lL LIndnn.
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LABORERs WANTED N COLORADO.

DENVER. Col. April much difficulty is
experienced IL Obtaining llborcrs for the railroads uoder
construction throughout Colorado The Denver and
Rio Grande Company alone requires from 1000 TO
900 b.rrrs for grading che 500 miles OF extensions
which it has under contract Colorado and tue aOn-
ing Territories The offer Is NJ - daY 10 able
ma men no aplly at either Denver South Pueblo.
Nrw Extensions are projected which, on the completion
oi thosc under WAY, Will give employ ineul 10
large force.
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rRANCE AND INNS.

PARIS, April lit is stateddhat the Gov
ernmeut has decided TO ask the Chambers to vote
credit OF 100000 for expenses Of an expedition
against the krOumiS.
In the Freuch Chamber OF Deputes today the Govern
rneut submit. el . motion fir grant OF esOOOOp Tor
the Muistry of War and S3390O FOR tnc Ministry 81
Marine. the expenses of he crprclpn against
the Krnumis The gram unanmorsiy voted
IL IA stated tbat the dcfrancIu sqnatr'n. con ist-
ing VI eight mcu-oiwar. viii sa 0-m0uOw Tor Algeria
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i)oliticaI Noilces.

XXth Assembly District Republican Association
Regular meeting this friday eyenhg AZ 9e,o,A ~ i9a
East 5athst sOLOS Is ShlIh. ftcssnent
JONI Il SHIELDS Secretary
XAI.t Assembly District Republican As.ocintion.-
Regular Monthly mrrtDg sl be hei al Morton ha Last
5Dth 81, this ltr.iay) evening. al O'clock 1870.
~ JACOB ul,S, President.
RoBr O. y PoGp Secretary.
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TILE MCCARTHY nILL.
my rnlrnr,rn TO TIE rRfnuNE.

TBI IALT'NNTH 10 'ITE T"ITV"F-T
ALBANY, April THE Mccarthy charter was
TO-DAY rccominied by tue Senate - tue SPECIAL Mc'
Carthy Committee with instructions 10 report II com
plee senaar Bxby urged Senator Mccarthy TO declare
whether tho amendments made 10 the bill by the Senate
viii be ureseryed senator Mccarthy domurred at first
TO making Auy such promises but tina y aztec private
talk with several Of New YORK Senators made some
promise which was Satisfactory. The bill was then
recommitted,
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GRADUATES IN TWo MEDICAL BRANCHES.

The tgenty-ninth annual commencement Oh
the NowYor ophihamio Hospital took place last night
IN the ha OF the hospital at TwsnJthird-st and Third
ave. Tho president. Thomas @. Smith, made short
address to the graduating csS and awarded diplomas
authorizing thom 70 practise ophthamic and AURA sur
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A GOOD THING FOR EVERYBODY TO REMEMBER
Prom The Ihilacelshaa Inquire, {Rtp'

10 recall The nOIuIuhIIOh WUUIu DC VI hdt-
Mfr the present opposing lection az the coat of dssstsy
Ius ms Al faction &c II evident that the Pcs
dent must Will adhere Ia H. snd qnits IA evident
Ihst the saiwaris will defeat IL N possible. They 81.
rot make the attempt do this without bauguratiDg
eersous difficulty NJ the party. Tor tho supporter oi the
the Sensts powerful aud NUMEROUS
and they vil defend the Presidents policy sggrcs
Eyely - hts opponents will attack IT, II would he
eood thlpy n ali the tActppa leaders could recognize
that party unity worth than any onlce. and nh
HE esept should be supported ~ every honest effort
Ia
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A SOUTHERN ROAD COMPLETED.

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, April THE last
spike Ia the line OF the SHENANDOAH Valley RiiHoad'
between Hagerstovn, Md. and Waynesboro. Va was
driven Al Iuray Va on Tuesday m the presence OF
large crowd. and amid great eutDusa-u. Bands OF mn
lively airs wuile the ~ was Delng diFeh
III. Of tne road tdr spike himself IN his own
.hnu. nl NON dug on his own premlses
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ACTING N GOOD FAITH.

70 the Bdftor or rAs TrfoHhe.
SIR: In an article published In THE TRIh-
uSK Of this date are some statements that are Dos coz
rect and that have done injury. Justice hbrc'h ala
mot assuc warrant my arrest having issued merely
A summons 10 appear aud answer the complaint OF
Loretta Belle aever declined 10 give money 70 aary