, 1881-06-26

| Iesftt1Ht!y Atlnllt LlE D1[tlC O|
trade has to be fought over
i'll England, and all coucede that tn
tion movement is destined to be-
powerful factor III British politics, /
be the leading question Of the ia
long. II is. more than like
| the Government will be
pcllcG to increase the d11|
.Frcn:l, wines. The present tlat
unjnstly against the English tisrilId
the imposition of :. heavier duty w|
both retaliation against the foreign ]
play to Il home industry that has
| grievousIy for some years last.
Stories continue to be circulated
| leading papers of
DEFICIENT GRAIN CROPS
and an approaching war Of rates
United States. These ''bcar'. op|
have again caused depreciation in pr
discouraged the general public froit|
ing American securities. Hcrupdth|
a.ut asserts that Vanderbilt is at
ON of this movement, and tell
that he can hardly expect to
the large share Of business his line
long done, and that lie ought to al
divide competitive traffic rather THAI
on destructive war Of tariffs. In
formed circles in the city it is ]
lieycdL that Mr.. Vanderbilt orfsina
"bear" campaign. The entire /
attributed to Mr. Keene, who is said
lost heavily on Eric, and to be anx|
recover by depressing prices. He is
to have. been operating against Eri
acting as IL Director of that road, and
sTHIyES tTo ISFLIcT LOSS
upon those who put him in 4 dduciar|
tlon.s 1t is also suspected that ii
prompted the attacks which app|
some quarters upon Mr.. Vanderbilt
keene's name is not much know
far in the city, but the more it is hear
less it is liked, 1t will take consId
time to undo the mischief created
systematic efforts to destroy publi|
tidence in American investments.
TIIE: TUNNEL BETWEEN DOVER AND c|
1t was announced the other day il
experimental borings for the tunnel b|
Dover and Calais had turned out
cessful, but experts say the schen|
visionary one, aud eminent en-
laugh at what they coasie
wild freak Of Imagination oil
part Of Sir Edward William Tatkin.
want to know how the debris is to|
moved and ventilation secured for thf
men. It would be absolutely imposs
work trains enough through such
to make it pay unless enormous pa.
anu freight rates were charged
Edwards estimate that the SER
drif:-way can be completed in five II
ridiculcu as gross absurdity. The
affair is probably meant as an ate
raise the wind for the Southeastern F:
Of which Sir Edward is Chairman.
RECEIVED 4 DEGREE.
Col. Chester, an American resident
don, n,wllose thorough and careful antlt
and genealogical researches, prosecq|
England during many: years, have u
hiurthe position of a recognized au
in regard to al! questions touching Au|
family history, received the degree 0
l.. from the University of Oxfd
Wednesday.
THAT FENIAN DISPATCH.
The dispatch OF Earl Granville to til
ish Minister at Washington on the sud
the last Fenian outpourings is still III
and has not yet left the i
Office It will probably be a
before the document has gonI
full round Of the authorities. to whom
in due official course, be submitted
being dispatched. 1t never WAS very
document. ald it is said that it gets i
as it travels. 1t seems pity to waste
and space by reyertinE to
TIE DOTrEI.I:L DISASTER
and the Fenlan b0aSting5. The Latest
from the scene Of the catastrophe is ii
diver who examined the wreck ha
shipped to England to make verbal
to the authorities. His arrival is awaitd
considerable interest, anu a strong o|
prevails that the last Of the matter h|
been heard yet. The sending of the ii
considered lis evidence that the m:|
more serious than it was hitherto re
There were persons in England VII
months ago believed thoroughly that l
pl0Sioll was the result of q Fenian pI0|
until another satisfactory cause is fort
ing, that belief mus. hold its ground.
THE OLD MAN CONSENTS.
\ rumor says that Count Herbert Bi
has at last obtained the consent Of b
rents to his marriage with. the Col
Carolath, who, it will be remembered,
with him q few months ago to.
and has since been legally divorced
her husband. In such case
Herbert would probably have to leave
for some time with his wife, and lie
then apply for some foreign embassy,
is already asserted, on apparently goo
thority, that after the wedding Prince
mlrck will have linn appointed Minis
the German Empire at Washington
INTENDED VISIT TO All
Respecting tile reason for Mr.. Parnd
other Ieaglers' intended visit to Ame
Dublin correspondent sends the folio
An attempt is being made by the G.
ment, not without success, to break do:
power Of the Land League by increasi|
financial burden to such all extent
will finally be unable to bear it. rhd
erninent is doing its best to ruin the L
by arrcstiay dozens of branch oil
whose maintenance will fail on the fnr|
the Central Executives Within the pad
days tilirty-threa men intimately conn
with the working of the col
branches have been arrested under the
cion aet.H' OIL reasonable suspicion"
an additional charge ON the
of three guineas a week, and, as many
half as much more may be
fn,- tt.fair curpnrt Tho r1n1.trv Snirit ir|