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New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
FOREIGN NOTES.


LoND,,S. Saturday, Dec 3, 1881.
The trial OF the Nhist Trgouia fixed for January.
The I0ynlG Post says { az Don Carlos Is confined TO
his bed with severe attack Of bronchitis.
NJ Roustan, French y mister ut Tuuis has left that
CITY for Paris. IL bel yed that he viii not return
At the wool sales tod 100 bales Of Port Philip and
Sydney were sold. Tgo sales were animated aud the
rates frIn
II stated at Paris that England hls offered 10 medi-
ate between Turkey and Greece In regard to the post
Office differences.
NJ de Lesseps, in an article on Algeria and Tunis in
the Nouree eDe denies that the ARABIC are influenced
by religious fanatcism.
II s understood that the marriage Of Prince Leopold
with the Princess Helena of Wadec is 90 take place at
Windsor Castle in March.
Tho ruaor OF the Hon. Anthony Evelyn Ashley's IN
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AN AuSTRO.RoUMANIAN QUARREL.

BUCHAREST, Dec. 3.-The Austrian Govern
ment teegraphcd yesterday to Count HoyosSprnhcr-
sein the Austrian Minister her" suspend all personal
relations with the Boumanian Cabinet -nt the return
from ST. Petersburg to Vienna ~ mt kanoky, the
oHungarian Minister for 10 zig Affairs, and 10
transact his business with the Ron 1anian Ministry by
letter only
This action ia caused by the decisive 'nruagc Of King
Charles in his speech from the throne lie opening Of
tbe Ronmanian Parliament, the 27,h Of November,
when his Majesty insisted upon the right Of Roumana TO
control the navigation OF the Danube
The bucharest Rouanm tscm-Otcial OrCanl declares
that Koumania will swcrvc from the course pro
claimed in the speech from the throne; namely. that In
Roumanlan waters river police must be carried on by
ROunanian officials.
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commission adjourned to December l6.
NEW LINES IN THE SOUTHWEST.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 3.-Gonenl G. NJ. Dodge,
president Of the Pacific Railway. American and Inter
national and Great Northern Construction Compsnc-'
in an interview gives the following facts concerning the
building o railroads in the southwest lie says the New
Orleans Pacific from Shreveport 70 NcwOrcans. 300
miles, viii be completed by January !, l4S2 branch
OF the Missouri Pacific will be built from Alexandria to
the state line, Arkansas, where connection VIII be
made with the Iron Mountain road The Iron Mountan
Is building from Noble Ark to the state line. These two
neswi be connected before the Xprauono the coming
year. when direct rail communication between ST. Louis
and New orleans will be established and known as tho
St Louis and New Orleans short Line; aud the building
OF the International and Great Northern from san
Antonio 10 Laredo. Tex, will hc finished by December
10. A. this work il completed, an iron brdg'
will De built over the Rio Gruntc River, and then McN
can extension will De pushed forward rapidly. Tho cN
tension viii De known the Mexican. Oriental Inter
Oceanic and International Railroad Company. II viii
be- ZOO miles IN length and IN almost ar uc from
Laredo to the CITY OF Nc HCo
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tenon to retire from the secretarysp Of the Board o
Trade Is authoritatively denied. -,
General Chanzy, at the request OF NJ Gampet'a, WI
stop few DAYS in Berlin on his way to -. fe'eis'e
TO present his letters OF recall as Ambassador
The spinning mills Of Black & wingate, at GLASGOW
have been burned. The damage amounts TO S2ooooo'
A thousand persons are thrown out of employment Dy
the disaster.
The Vienna Skating Club is arranging an n nl.eIns
tional contest to take place on the 14th lo'h anu
OF January All skaters Of northern Europe and Amer
ica are invited 10 participate Valuable prizes loi
amateurs and professionals will be given
decree has been published at st. Petersburg provu
ing that all trials for crimes against the state as wen -
those specially calculated excite the people, sha e
held with closed doors. Only the officials ana tne VINO
direct relative of the accused VIII De aliO'c
Yesterdays sale OF the Duke of MarlbOroughs Suhuer
land Library was chiefly OF classical works. Most oi
the bidding was between English and French dealers
The realized by the days sale was 4lo9A
(SS,152).
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04

After the Republican caucus at the emu Oh
five hours had chosen its nominee for Speaker II
proceeded at once TO nominate Clerk ana otiier
officers. Edward Mcpherson, of Pennsylvania ana
J. Ii. Raney, Of South Carolina, were placed III
nomination and the ilrst oalioC '.
Mr. Mcpherson was chosen Dy ycy
In ,ge majority. Two Pennsy yvanla RtpreseGa-
tivcs, Ncssrs. Barr and Errett declared that taSSy
could not vote for Mr.. McPherson elJher III @ tI9
caucus or aftcrward in the House. Ihey may, ! anu
probably will eat their words, however Oel9re heNC
Monday and vote for Mr. Mcpherson, as wen well az iop M
no diiTrrcncc with the result, because Mr. Mcfher-
son will receive sufficient number OF votes 10 eject
him in any event. The objections OF these Congress
men 20 Mr. Mcpherson are understood 10 De oi
purely personal nature, ,..
Colonel George w. Hooker. OF Vermont, was NOM
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
4 r4TIL EAILRoAD CoLLHIDN

BosTON, Mass, Dec. "a special engine
with cnboo-e running west on the New-ioTk and New
England Railroad into collision with an Enst
bound passenger tram from Putnam, about one mile
cast Of Thompson Conn., at hafpast this afternoon
The engine and cahoosc on special orders 10 keep
out OF the way Of other trains but the orders seem TO
have been forgotten and the special proceeded on ;he
other trains Tine ". f. Harrington, OF Putnam. the
conductor and Albert Clark OF Putnam, the engineer o
the special train were killed, and the fireman badly
bruised.
ON the passcngcr train, Conductor Turner, Engineer
Wheeler Fireman Wood, Baggage Master Russell, Agent
Lowering Of Adams Express Company, Car Inspector
Tucey and Mrs A. H. Brown, pas,cn ger, were Tor tho
most part slightly injured Three lgdir4, hyC men and
n boy, passengers, were slightly blu,-cd A-''-lInI
suucrintendcut Kcnnan, who wH4 In the baggage car
was slightly bTUssd, hut took charge OF the WIcOk.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
RAILROAD NEWS.

IN FAVOR OF THE BROADWAY TUNNEL.
The Underground Railway Commissioners
heard further testimony yesterday in favor OF the pro
ectcd tunnel General Smith, the chief engineer OF no
Hudson River Tunnel testified that he had looked at
the plans which it proposed to build the roau
and that they seemed 10 him practicable He thought
careful examination Of the soand depth OF the Oudhss
was before the plans OF the structure could DC
perfected. Howard H. Carson, who had been employed
by the Department Public Works in Boston to con-
sruct trunk about that city, testified that he con-
sidered the proposed plan entirely practicable. lie
thought no danger was TO be apprehended from the
weight adjoining buildings proper precautions were
taken In his own wOrkhe had made excavations tothe
depth Of forty feet and had gone below foundations
within a few feet Of them, and had not had dticnHY
from the sinking Of buildings or the disturbance of SO
The gas pipes could easily De supported elher
on posts chains during the progress OF the work he
Ind worked in quicksand and had found no dlncuy py
the use of simple machinery to hasten the work. .
Messrs Bartlett and shaw representing the cstateo OF
John Jacob AstOr and william Il. As;or, prcscntc"
communication to the Commissioners IN when thty
stated that they had employed Samuel McEroy hs II
consulting engineer aud that he had made report on
the subjCc. Of an underground railway This report MT
McElrOy read whom called upon 10 testify II asscrteI
would be only ons of Ordl nary engineering skill re
thought the vault system which he considered aspech
feature uf broadway, would be advantage IN con
structing underground road as 1t protected tue
foundations.
The commission adjourned to December l6.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE "NO-RENTn MOVEMENT.


LONDON, Dec. 3.-The tenants of the estate
of Lord Tempcmore in Wexford and Of Lord Dunsandle
and Clanconal refused to pay rent until the mpris
oned suspects released.
The Castetown police yesterday prevented Miss Rey-
nods of the Ladies' Land League from visiting tenants
about to be evicted.
1t is reported that eviction expedition VIII shortly
be made to the islands along the coast Of Ireland The
most mportant of these islands is Dursey the inhab
tants which believed to be determined TO resist
and to be possessed Of dynamite.
The London correspondent OF The Hdncheste Ghnrdi0
SAYS believe that Mr. Forster at recent Informal con-
fcTcnces with Mr. Gladstone. confined his proposals for
the present to patience and perseverance and stern deal
ing with the nO-rent agitation as criminal organ%d-
ton"
The Dublin Fecmdns JOUrl1} says MI DuOn is Sc
riOnsv jll and confined 10 his bed.
At the Cork Presentment Sessions to-day 42s1O wero
voted constabuary, This Is largely IN excess
of any sum ever before voted for this purpose
baff's house, at Franktord, Kings Comfy, ana Two
adjoining houses with much property, have been de-
strOyed by ncendiaTy fire.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
SIX STAR ROUTE INDICTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Thc Grand Jury this
afternoon brought in ak indictments In what known
"a Route cases. four being ordered against Fred
erick b. Lilley, DeputyAuditor for the Post ONCE
Department, and two against George b. Brott mail
tractor. Those against Lilcy for receiving money
for the purpose OF influencing official action for aiding
and assisting I'm support OF claim against the United
States otherwise than In discharge of his official duy
for arguing In ad Of procuring contract for carrying
the mails, and Tor DcsOWng for G5sBtanCc IN
procuring contract with the United states. Those
against BrOt for offering money to influence Official
action, and for bestowing money aid IN procuring
contract with the United States Bench warrants
issued for the arrest OF the men, and stated that the in
dictmens involved the payment OF $1,000, the brbng
of public officer, and the attempt to brbe public
pff
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE SCOTCH GRAVE ROBBERY.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The theft of the body OF
the Earl Crawford and Balcarres from the Moruary
Chapel Of Dunecht House, Aberdeen, has created great
sensation, 1t IL believed that it was effected IN May
last before the vault closed and that the covering
slabs have only been disturbed as TO bring the
fact 70 the knowledge OF the relatives and make them
enter into negotiations for the recovery OF the body
The agent OF the estate received letter in NAV stating
that the body had been stolen, but regarding II a
hoax he did nothing ascertain Tire truth OF the state
ment 1t is suggested that the thieves are from for
ence where the body embaned previous 10 its re-
mova to Scotland. labOrer has been arrested near
Duuecht in connection with the outrage.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
AFFAIRS or THE NEWJERSEY CENTRAL.
Thrcn- rnn rth. nf thn slnrk of tho Now York.

IHrCc-iOUrthS OI inc slOCh OF lit New ] ORR
and Long Branch Railroad Company held BY tho
Central Railroad OF Nuw-Jcrscy Which b' operated th'
road under lease. Recently an arrangement has been
made by which tho Pennsylvania Railroad II admitted
10 equal rights the leased line The two companies
agree 20 pay per cent dividends On
the stock aud the interest on new
,nortcare OF Sl,jOoOOO Tor Improvements
~ ,c line After these charges have been pald tho
surplus earnings are 10 De divided between the com
ugucs according the rfir furnished by them. The
.rr,urcuoui prevents the building Of % rival line.
IN Icrd to the taking the Central Railroad uf NcW-
Ier-,y from the hands Of the receiver, Frederick 4
Potts one ~ he directors Of the company said yctcrhy
that III would be- accomplished probably 10y the -t o Jan
nary He asserted that arrangements had been made FOR
the payment Of the floating debt OF the company.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

WASHINGTON, Dee 3.-The court was called
~ order a few minutes after 10 O'clock and moment
afterward prisoner was brought In As soon as the
nIcpns were removed he entered into conversation
II his council Mr. scoye, ald with Charles H. Reed
I O. p Burnside. OF the Post Office Department, was
the rst witness called III testified that he lived from
1s41 to Is47 in Freeport, ILL., AT subsequent period
ne lived at the same place fifteen years He knew
tbe family OF L. W. Guiteau, aud was " ehum OF j.
Wilson Guiteau. He remembered that Mrs' Gnlteso
,as an Invalid. she wore a white cap. This witness
was not cross-exanlined.
Charles c. Allen United States Marshal for the West
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
GRIMES AND CAsU4LT1ES-BY TELEGRAPH.
K111rp nY rAKINo rHa wRoNo MERLcINE

Y1ILFD BY TAKING THE WRONG MEDICINE
JtMEsTowN, n. Y, Dec. 3.-Mattie NJ. Blanchard,
~ I,Ivr ded this morning from, IL "a supposed over
morphine alleged have given on prescription
calling for quinino
FATALLY STABBED IN A QUARREL
SELMA Ain Dec. 3.-On tuesday night difficulty
occurred at ehoDoth Ala between captain Daniel Jones' 9t
Mobile aud Max and Morris Michae IN the course oi WHICH
Jones Was fatally stabbed. lie died last night.
MURDERED BY A NEGRO.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Dec. "A white man
named William Sclaer residing the Bowman Farm, fOar
miles north Newport News, was murdered last night
negro named William Allen, who stabbed him through Inc
heart, Allen arrested.
SHOT IN THE HEAD ,
BOsTON, Dec Son Friday evening two colored
Village Quincy Mass had dispute at their oGain n
the head ball lodging In the roof OF Dis mouth HIS 0on
ton u critical,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
EFFECTS OF THE STORM.

LONDON, Dec 3.-The NOrth-German Lloyd
steamer Hermann, Captain Bauer which arrived at
Southampton Novcm' cr %, disabled, coalcd yescr
day and viii proceed TO Bremen today If the weather
permits.
The British steamer Devon, Captain LObhett, al Bris
toll from New-YOrk sustained damage in various places
during gales passage She has been fire in her
hold. ..,
The British steamer Celia, Captain Smith, before re-
ported having put back TO Movile with her cargo
shifted while vOgap from Glasgow 20 sew Orleans,
has arrived at GreenOck. Her boats are damaged.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
BISMARCK AND ITALY.

LONDOx, Dec. 3.-Thc Vienna correspondent
Of The Daily Tciegrdph says "Thc recent statement Of
Prince Bismarck, in his speech against the Proessss
that Italy, within the last twenty years lad advanced
so far toward republic that there saying how
things would end has created much sensation here 1t
considered to imply that he does not regard Italy
fitting ally"
Vienna correspondent OF The Standard saws II
derstOod that Tie King aud Queen Of Italy will visit the
Emperor william OF Germany early In the spring.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
MORE PAY FOR BRAVE MEN,
fnr TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRBrvE.I

WAsHINGrOS, Dec 3.-Scycral well-known Rep
resentatvcs have pressed an intention TO intro
ducc bill on Monday providing for such improve
mcns in the Liic-Savng Service as are recommended
in the report oi its General Superintendent. One
important provision in the bill will be for an III
crease in the pay Of keepers Of stations who now
receive Z 100 a year. mere pittancc when compared
with the work done and the responsibility borne
Probably Representative Cox, Of Now-YOrk. viii be
selected To introduce the bill al any rate he and
Others wll work for It's passage and expect 10 ac-
complIsh their purpose.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
GERMAN EMIGRATION.

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The cause of the debate on
emigration in the Reichstag yearerday was item in
the home estimates OF $4,000 marks, which ut-
nateiy passed. the supervision Of emigration Baron
Won Botticher Secretary Of state in reply 10 Deputy
who lamened that the emigration statistics Of the
eu year already reached the Unprecedented number OF
oGO 600 incidentally stated that the Government hoped
to introduce the promised bill the subject early In the
spring.
time in the United States, declared that Germans were
attracted thither by the ccraiuty OF finding everything
hot
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
SEEEY PRLSONERs ESCAPE.

LAS VEGAS, n NJ, Dec. 3.-Seven prisoners,
including John j. Webb, under life sentence for murder
and Davis Rudabaugh escaped from Jail here this morn
inp Rudabaugh was q member OF the notorious Billy
the KIDS band and sentenced 90 be hanged Tor
c Innr,ler of the nilor in atempt TO release MeDD
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE SUNDERLAND LIBRARY.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-1he prices paid at the sale
OF the Duke of Marlborougs Sunderland library yester-
erday are considered unprecedented. A Greek work,
printed in 1894, which put up at so, realized In
consequence Of sharp competition, 451. A work by
Appoonius Rhodius, which put up at 42l fetched
sI6O from VI. Tecbener, French buyer. work. by
Thomas Aqunas realized &lJl. copy Of the Orlando
Eizabeths secretary, bought by NJ. Techener for
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THE BUFFAL0 INSURANCE CASE.

BUFFALO, Dee. 3.-The examination of Orn c.
Thomas for the murder OF the buried as f. g. Burn
ham, was further postponed until Monday in the Court
OF Sessions to-day when Judge Hammond announced
that unless the prosecution produced evidence to hold
him or the Grand Jury should indict him, the Court
would discharge the prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
N4TIGATION CLOSING.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y. Dec. 3.-The last boat
loaded with coal LETT Honesdale To-Day Oh
Is nIaware and Hudson Canal and fast 1t passes
rho vaous levels the water will be drawn of and navi-
oation closed Last year ice closed 1t November 10,
but there been no obstruction from Ice uhls Iall
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, Nov. 30.-An attempt was made on
Saturday to murder Governor Manue Ledo, OF Guiana,
iuao by two men who had been instigacd by political
enemies Much party feeling has existed in Guanaiuato
General Ord has 20 OaXacO representative OF
the Mexican Southern Railway he present at the in
auguratiOn General DiaZ Governor OF the State.
He was specially sent by General Grant.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE BOSTON BANK TROUBLE.

B0sToN, Dec. 3.-Mr. Weeks this afternoon
has made proposition to the examiner OF tho Pacific
National Bank, which has been referred 10 the Con
troer Upon the reply Of he latter depends the future
action Of Che bank.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE QUEBEC ELECTIONS.

OUEEEC Dec 3.-The election of members
of the local Legislature yesterday passed OF very
quietly all over the Province The present Conservative
Government was sustained by increased majority.
All the members OF the Government were elected
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
4 NEW-YORK MN MURDERED.

BosTON, Dec. 3.-The body of a man found
drowned in Charles River near Craigies Bridge yester
dav has been identified as that OF DefOy Of New
VII At grst il was suppOsed TO be case of accidental
drowning; but il has since been shown that be was muir
dered and robbed Of q considerable sum OF money
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE SUND4Y SCHOOL CONGRESS.

WNONA, Mimi, Dec. 3.-The Sunday School
Congress will In this city tomorrow and CON
tinue for three days. j. II. Vincent Of EcwYor Is an
nounced % lAke part.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE LAND FRAUD CASES.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Dec. 3.-The Missouri lana
fraud cases In which Addison and william Burns are
ohorcd with conspiracy to acquire unlawfuy several
,uion ocres of land belonging the United States
14nvernment are now ON trial at Clarion Penn. Ihe
case may last week.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
BRADLAUGH ALLOWED A NEW TRIAL.

LONDON, Dec. 81 The Court of Queens
Bench has granted a new trial in the case OF Clarke
against Rradlaugh The latter filed andauts to show
that the writ in the action issued few minutes
before his alleged offence Of Illegal voting for which Mr..
Clarke sought to recover penalties, was committed
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TILE nArnYMrN,s cnNvFNrl
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INsTRUCTION.

TIE DAIHYMEN'S CONVENTION.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Dee. 3.-Ihe Dairymons 5
Convention adjourned yesterday, 20 meet next year a Nad
SON. Wis.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INsTRUCTL0N.
BOsTOS. De-. Sat meeting ot the DiTec-
OF tAe American Institute OF Instruction held To-
day. it vote meet with ths National Association IN
Sarntoga IN July
A yCDY FOUND IN A MINE
SCRA,yrON H,un., Dec. 3.-The body Of an m
known fC-nd ia abandoned chamber 0f TIE Belle
yue SHAFT Last nigh with its hands ard face entirely eaten
away by rats which abound IN tho mines From mo appear
the cOg IL is inferred that must have DeeA Iefs
~ leASt Ave yoars
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04

-rp CONSERVATIVES AssAILING THE GOV hN'NaA-ol
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL ON ihE wan
pATH-THE SUNDERLAND LIBRARY SALE
The London cable dispatch to lhE lhin-
ryE says that the Conservatives are making making
bitter attacks on the Government on accounS pim
Of lis Irish dolicy. Lord Randolph Churchul
has denounced the Land Court in violent
terms. The attacks on Mr. Evelyn Ashley as
= bad landlord turn out to be unfounded: Inc
resolutions adopted at the meeting OF scotch
farmers in Aberdeen were moderate Inc
misconduct at the Guiteau trial is freely cru
cised in England. Some of the books at the the
Sunderland Library sale realized enormous
prices Mr.. Lowell is in Paris ON his way 10
London. Mr.. Morton will not go to cannes
"a was repOrted.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
OTHER OFFICERS NOMINATED.

in the thirteenth ballot being one vote IN excess o
the total number Of members present TINS oAo' was '
nut
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE NEWS IN LONDON
nor rrrc,1. ACTIVITY RENEWED.

,r, CONSERVATIVES AssAILNG THE GovERNAhNl
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL ON THE wan
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-09-03
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1881.
Ode ON the Assassin alton.

Ode on the Assassination.
IA prize offered by London weekly for the
best poem on the attempted assassination OF
President Garfield, wa, aw -ded to the author
Of the follow .ng:]
Veil, now, Liberty, thy blushing face,
AT the fell deed that thrills startled world;
While fair Columbia weeps In dire disgrace,
And bows In sorrow Ger the banner furled.
No graceless tyrant falls by vengeance here,
Meath the wild Justice Of the secret knife;
Nor red Ambition ends its grim career,
And expiates its horrors with its life.
Not here does rash Revenge misguided burl,
To free a nation from the assassin's da't;
Or reused Despair in angry madness turn,
And ter its freedom from a desp0fs heat.
But where blest Libe. " so widely reigns,
And peace and plenty mark smiling land;
Here the mad wretch its fa'- white record
And blurs its beauties with ''bloody
hand"
Here the elect Of millions, and the pride
OF those who own his mild and peaceful
rule
Here Virtue sinks and yields the crimson tide,
Beneath the Re unreasOn Of fool!
But Heavens hand hath stayed she erring b.
And spared life as virtuOuS as rare;
Yet that such deeds whispering would ap-
pail,
Is Heavens mystery and mans despair.