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New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

% aaai with. hut he evidently failed to COM
VIC the resources his rival MI Preston IS not
~ IN 10 he blufed fve-d0ar rates ana mas mace
nd flr patronage which throws INTO lne shue az PR
n tndrcemepts 10 die OF which any record exists lie
that anyone ordering two carriaces NJ lGe
xsar RAJ es he will furnish heaIse tree OF charge, ana
H. ser poor people who are not able 10 pay Ior
nsr carriages he viii provide "tust as quick as II
they were 1cn
Tn 1879 the California Legislature author
eda committee OF the Health Board 70 examine various
iocaes purpose OF selecting the best site Cor
STATE hospital for consumptves The results OF this
investigation appear the annual report Of the state
esrd Of Health $780, and Ths hded Record OF this
ettg calls attention them valuable confirmation
so climatic knowledge The committee makes many in
observations about which already have
reputation for healthfupess. Santa Barbara, FOR IN
sance Is recommended tor its eqnzbe temperature ana
general freedom from winds but in summer the
winds are sometimes bad the is not very dry there
are occasional fogs and the temperature is high Sdn
Diego has remarkably equabe temperature, the range
not being more than l5o for the whole year; the
hrmidty Is than OF most towns on the coast
there afe few fogs and severe winds. Lake Santa
Barbara. however. lacks elevation and dryness 10
euDtner. After careful investigation or this CHARACTER
fhe committee recommended that Tho State hopal I've
erected Atlas Peak he ridge OF the COAST haDge
Mountains within Twelve mics OF Napa Clty. ihIs
plzee OF attracted conddefaDe attention.
Ass the account OF It's eQuaoily OF ieul
peratpre freedom trum or harsh Winds the ufy
ES of the atmosphere and Its supposed advantages as
500 feet It's mcan for winter l. 5oo' for
sSp,per, 74o. The mean relative humidity Is only 40
r cent wbich is considerably less than at the otter
Better known health resorts Tue ciaate Is warm III
suruer, &c said never 90 be oppressive. Ihefe
arr no ar1al dsexses. and the vicinity affords aOun
aaut facilities for Uamplife and door exercise
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
DIED.

BRoCKLEBANK-On Monday. March p, lsS1 OF pnenmo
MIA Cat rre h. NJ wife Of W. BrockleOank' In the o'th
rGera services at p Thursday the 2ith inst, at her
Ia resdoura l23 EasT ll4th st.
Friends Of he family respectfully invited TO attend In
termeut AZ Caund1Rla
BoCKEE-Montay morning March 2lst William Bockee in
both year OF his age ,,.--, =, , -,
Ieoyss New YORK l45. Returning leaves RdgewOod AZ
nod and Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
CHAMPION Tuesday, March ~, 1881. Lew H. Cramp
ton In the SD year OF his age. .
Funeral se vices residence 1907 Pacncst Brook
lyn, on Friday. ot p IN. i.
friends respectfully invited 10 attend without
further uOuce. Friends Will kindly omit nOWera
HANDERsoN AT her late residence 7S4 Lexington ave.
on "Wednesday morning Juliet Alice wife OF Henry E. Han.
derson D. and daughter OF LOUISA E. and the late MILO
n RoOt formerly .. Hudson, n, Y.
Notice OF funerG hereafter.
KETCHAA-At Jericho /. on 4th day Sd month. 2Sd.
RebeccA Ketcham. aged SO Years. -.
Funeral al Edends Meeting House, Jericho. 7h day. Goth
Inst. az Il O'Clock a "a.
MAMMAL Flushing L. l.. Wednesday, March o. 1881.
Harriet g.. OF Vernon Mann and daughter OF VIII
lam H. OOderd0nK
sAxToN PiERcE-At Auahelm. California, March 81,
Anna wife Uf Jason B Pierce, and eldest daughter Of
EdWln = SAXON. OF Auahelm. late Qt New.iork City
WHITLoCR-on wednesday, Mach %. Coruelia A.. widow
OF Andrew NJ Whltiock. IN the 10Th year OF her age
u the family invited 10 attend the Innerat from
the residence John Knapp South Norwaik, Conn., on
Friday. 25th Inst. al l;3Q y clock y. IN.
Carriages viii DO waiting 70 meet the IL O'Clock train from
Graid Central Depot
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
crE&rAr TorIC, 4r mr. CAPITAL.
rXrogrs OF DOMESTIC BREADsTUFFs.

WA,u>o-,S. Wednesday. M.rch % 1881.
The total vir, Of the cypJrts Of domestic bread
stun. ,lutuq the month OF February. 1881, were
SI19l93iG. and dur,ng F.hfuTy. 1850
SlI42G~tI.- For the tNo months ended F,brulrv
ISL s.e.si,.G -? aod ;er the sam" per ol in 1854
.2no5QT9r. pugIur IN" ,ghf months ended Feb
rd1n 1851, SlN2 .S2j. arI dnlnG me tnr e'2nt
Iu.,u. q. ,nGrd February, 1850 %lS- N3J.GJo.
IMNIGEAilON STATISTICS
There arrived a. the ports OF B Btim"rc. Boston. De-
tr.,t t,~tport Nre i tiurd Nv Orleans, ,NcN-Ylk
Puia .eiplii. Port Il ,rrn and San Francesca during
tb, month ended February 2S 1881. II, lG6 p.,scn-
re... OF whom - n7.I we're Iml]Ieranis. he num-
her Of imu rraut, arrived IT he anove-namcd ports
during he r'rht months ended February -. 1881.
WIS ~ toll. W.: From GrrmanV, oS.t19, p1minl ~
,t Canada T72lS: England ard Nlics, "j,Z16;
!irlaud. %OlGl: Sco'l and. S,O1S; Chlua. J,ol1;
dil oth'T Couujrie'. t|p'|.
IN>UFrtCIfH ~ APPROPRIATIONS.
A cir,nar las Lceu issrrd by Secretary Window
informing cus,oIians Of prhhc bindings under the
Irra.rrv Department that thc aWount Of the appro
urlaiIon availabeis usuli ct - provide for labor
ard for suppes not eubrqcei IN ex sting contracts
hcyoud instant AMI requiring them to inform
sIl person, employed ia the blildlngs under Their
rrsreciIvo charge and all persons ar cOrnorahons
furnishing gas, water or other supplies p1ld from
the aforesaid appropriation, that hl' department
wil! have no means available for payment OF such
or supplies Dr1 puu tnc uatc dDoNo sP'Ci-
ii ii.
ANOTHER FAIsEuOOD ABOUT AMERICAN PORK
A German sanitary paper recently received IN
tbs city contains m article IN which DIR. Billings
Vicc-Prcsdout Of the National Board OF Health, Is
credited with having stated that there were several
millions of trichno>ed hogs IN the United States
Dr. billings says the public alton is erroneoIS; that
hc has never made statement bearing upon the
subject IN any manner whatsoever.
CHANGES IN TIE QUARTERIAsTEGS DEPART
MENT.
The relief of Captain Rockwell as depot quarter
master IN this city. and tie detail OF Major u. o.
Card to that duty, will make necessary other
changes in the Quartermastcrs Department. These
changes have been recommended by Quartermaster-
General Mcgs and will be made as follows; Lieu
tenant Colonel G. g, Savtee to Newport Barracks
Kentucky, as chief quartermaster Department OF
the south Major G. Il. Dandy, now at Portland
Oregon, to relieve Colonel {. G. Sawtelle rs cbef
quattermaster, Department of the Columbia Major
W. B. Hughes, now at st. Louis, Mo-, to relieve Ma
lor B. &. Card as chief quartermaster, Department
of Texas Major l.. d. Baker, now at San Antonio
Texas, TO relieve Major Hughes at St Ions Major
+. j. EckersOu TO relieve Captain A. y klmbd!l as
depot onartermaser at Boston. Mass; Captain A. ).
Klmban TO relieve Major q. B Dandy ut Portland,
Oregon Captain L. +. Campbell, now at San Anto-
NO. Texas TO be depot quartermasteT, relieving Ma
ior L. ID. Baker.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
PENSION UFfICE RUM6RS.

THE REMOVAL OF COMMISSIONER BENTLEY SAID TO
RE coNTEMPLArRD-IMPD DRTANCE OF AN Ex-
PERIENCED MAN ~ THE OFFICE.
To me Edltor or The Tribune.
SIR: For n week rumors have been current Of an
impending change in the Commissoncrshlp of PEN
sions. Last night they took more definite form. it
baving been learned that, by reason Of ex-
cessve pressure. tho President is con-
sidcring the advisabity OF asking for the
resignation of Commissioner Bentley. United States
Marshal Dudley. Of Indiana, is the leadlng candi
date for the position. and. should change occur.
hls name will probably be sent to the Senate.
The soldier lclnent.' 50 much talked Of in Con-
gr,s-ioua debates aud durlrr, the canvasss made to
appear a. the moving Influence in t!Is matter; but
what does not appear The tact that the Washing
ton pension claim agents are at the bottom OF the
whole matter and have been working for months to
bring this thing about.
Sxty-elght millions are 20 be expended in drbets
during tue next fiscal year for pensions. and 1t Is
expected that the appropriations for the ensuing
year vii exceed one hundred mIllouI.
The only Influences winch appear at the Pension
Office, in relation to claims presented there. are
those which are favorable TO the claim
ants: namely, their members Of Congress and
ther pad attorneys. No attorney for the people IS
employed or has any function N connection with
the blSlucSs, and the ComUssoner-unleSsh he be IA
man OF extraordinary frmness, and one thoroughly
versed IN Pension law aud in the articles OF those
who attempt hS frIId to establish pension claims
must br oYvrwnelm"d.
Presdrnt Garfield. soldier himself, is believed
to be considering the question with some
hesitation whether, under these circumstances, be
had better risk The removal OF the only COnmiss Oner
who ever tLorpugniy mastered the ahnrs Of the
Pension Ollice and place IN charge man
VINO, whatever bis natural Qualifications.
Ld uaI no personal experience and tO
make such a change at a time when the bnsi-
ness OF the office exceeds by teulOld that
winch it ever reached before Commissioner
B-ntirys TRENDS have advised tnat he
take uu Steps III inc nattrr-n"illrr resign nor seek
to b. cuuUuuod but leave he President 10 act as lie
may trcdr Is best aud tanc the responsibility. Is.
q Unthinutnn Mllch 22 ISL.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
10 CHANGE IN 1sIE PATENT OFFICE.

IBT TELEGRAPH To fHk fHiBiNE.l
WASufSGIoN, Mach 23.-lt has b an determined
not 10 maxi any cAaugc at present in the Commits
sIonersAir OF Patents. 4 member Of 8 leading firm
f pltent ewyrr- doing bu ness m New-lork Cty
recently called upon thc Pr sldent having seen the
auipulccmcnt that Marshal DudieT, of Indiana.
was nLey 10 he appointed to the CommisSlonershlp'
rni u'rcd bim not to maEcau change. " We have
uow got a mau of parts" he said, who has become
partially familiar With Tie duties Of his office, and IS
d,sprs,i 10 make hLn>cn thoroughly familiar. 10
put row man ~ there noW Will be misfortune
for al. who have bu,iuc-s with the ofhcc.'
The President assured h.m in reply that il had
hcan decided to retain Commissioner Marble.
Should Mr. Marble follow the example Of the ma
intty of nj. ~ drccssoIs he viii leave the Once OF
h,- own accord after becoming th"t"1Eny iahlhar
with i~ worlJu.. Ind mas" fortune lut hiHs ~ AS
iatrut attorney. HE CrmmlS~ ohe, snip seems 10
r,li,Ay vain she in tte Upp'r uultE II gives Tor
mastering ti, e." points at patcLt ilW as tbcy are
M 10 .c,l Al the latcnt OtIcr.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
NOTES FE0N mr. rtSTWDES.

ST. THuMAs, March II, via Havana A
steamer covered -ev,r Gay north o. - Thomas a"d
'dnany sailed 10 coupaay with bark and brig i IL
rrmorod the OBJECT to Ship auinu i;ion on some
Kcv on board the sai1c vessels ir operations against
the Ven, uclan Government
Two shock ~ earthquake were felt on Mar Il H. and
another o. March IL
T,"rr are rnmofs that thu United STATE. Government
il 1rgotiatiug the acquisition OF the three Danish
Antilire. -
The hul Of nc American schooner Nellie scott wa"
sold for ~ .OOn and that Of tr American para mAfu
". Brett i,I ~ oo). -. -.
III Amciicau Yacht Vico uir.ycl her on March II
AMI shi el on Marcb II FOR To- i-liud ~ - tr"iN
81 DOHINGp NIrrH II. !, IttN":;hy news has lrcu
received that the atcn' O. @crfl European Govern
nrn recently Inspected samonn Inr and then w'Lt q"
h MIA: nrtah lrISr t"r r ~ - %" YEAR. Ihc
rn = WI rejected TIE Government m'"ht. LoWrYer,
Wll uely entertain p:ppHsI- trn 10" Iu'trd Si"t's
The Gov, rumcI; has Reused a Briu-h loan
TIA. tbhfccp 'rlp o. Is calculated. VIII TthCh SVOoo
crroa:s. +. .ts' nnauty Is qGu'cd a; %l!.
PcGIAU pmsCE IIayt. Nir'h 5-Hayu vii eL,rr
tho Corli Union or Tie II ~ Jlly
Tar ltuprs OF All u,p, ndins revolution II E"yt are
confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
Ay UYRULY PRISONER LYNCHED.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T., March %. - George
PARROT alias Big Nose George" OF the ElK Noun
tain murierers and road agent. who sentenced to
be hanged on April attempted to break jail last even
ing at Rawns He managed 10 get his shackles of with
which he attacked Jailor Rnkif when he entered the
corridor to lock prisoners in their cells for the night
The jaors wife, hearing the conflict had the presence
of mind 10 lock the outside door locking the alor IN with
the niIs ncrs An alarm was then raised and number
OF czens nastenpd t. the jail, released the laor ana
secuted he prisoner. special dispatch 10 Ihs Chey'
tne Leader states that Parr0 taken out OF 1al ny
parly oi masked az 1880 o'clock last night nnd
carried 10 telegraph pole opposite tho raroad machine
ghups where "a rope was thrown over crossarm OF he
mole George was then made TO climb up ladder when
the rome was baced around his neck ana the ladder
nulled Out from under him. His last words Il Will
Iump off, boys, and break INV neck"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
THE NEw LILDARKR4Nz CLU8 HOUSE.

meeting OF the members of the Lcdcrkranz So
ciey was held last evening AZ No. 80 West Fourth
ST. to decide whether the society should remove its
headquarters to a site further mp town. Wilhelm
Slcmwny. the president occupied the char. ana
about 225 members Wcr" present. lhe discussion
on the question at issue became heated. some ad-
ynca,lng removal to Brookivn and others the re-
tenuou of the PIE ent huldnC. II was alter ii
o'clock before the VOie vas takcn. The pro, ,uetl0n
to buy lot IN Fiily-cighth--i.. between l. xnHcn
aud Fuurh-ascs.. was then unanimously passed.
The price of thS lot Is S71,O01 and upon II tho
socie'v intend to build new club hons" ~
cost Of S9O,OuO. o. the entire sum SIGo,OoO
II was announced at the close ut the meeting HAT
81 prr cent would be- raised among the mcnirIs ot
the society. Before the meeting hruke up Sl0Ieoo
had brru subscribed. Inc cpnStrur Of To" new
buIi,,.n viii begin rs soon rs tuc purchase Ol Tie
- h :. ItCnn -.finnltllI
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
4 CHILUS TEHRiBLE DEITH.

Pour JrRyIs, \. Y, March 23.-At half
past o'co"E Yesterday aretnrh q i'rnhie st' ''en
nccu-roG 81 GiuIus ~ nyan County y y, on -" l'ne
Of tc ,ior.cci'. sud Port l-rvls Railroad .h htef
a, orri.uS J,np, ag ninc. attempted - an ilr hrc
hy usius Kerosene oil. rho Oh c,uCh d." ~Nrl"'ug 10"
can auI Throwing the contents over tie 'fnd lie
burning nud WAS scattered thr,urh the house. setting It
~, fire IIc pr., mn.br. s1Ird hr baby and irn'prn
# ont ,f a back wiu.irw hnr tIru hIsirnri {" her
daughter whose Clctiuu. hY tl- tiiLr y ts' ~
nnfnr- am attempted 20 tNtnRul>n thrm. Size was
parrl,ilv surrrssftl bui cpMucrd :" dtsi-t hrr
arms aud iac. bcng ruiard lcrlh'y. Hrr Virr inr
cries we're heard 10y ncirbnor. who t0rud ~ l'"r
locked on the INSIDE aui thr hOlsr ~ nIrto II Vds
IN. work 81 q moment 10 break a. The 'o7r IE u ~
whistles ron the VNf"uHis" saw u'l- "l
" " Gilman had -oun1cd Ire htc slA'Hi. thr people
rtuiitr from MI directions tuw1rd TIE buiihE Which
yt. t.glI, DESTROYED 1ue ILoth"r ana -iu Wrir ir-
moved Iue gtl dlri she same evening 1hd tbe mothyr
IL not eKprCtrd 10 recover.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
rfT1L RLSCLr Of 4 iIGHE

fgLt tork place op MHrch betwcon th" mem
hcss Of the "Jack,on Hollow glnc." IN tirr'k!yn in
which Michael Tiylor ac' nineteen, who lives IN
Cl,,son ave. was stl'l,rl IA t'c rjrh Sl!r Of hIs
head by Reuben i. bd.. "f No. St. Cia,>"n.1ye.
at TIE homeopathic Ii,~p-al 10 Cuianer and -.
Rail TayLar auI several ",hcI- of thc etn- engaged
IN uIspute OYER a sum ni money which ih'm1s
Nlc)ioveln claimed tat Bah 0wcl tn hi:n. "u the
evc.Ing ~ urc>t'.n. - prk3ih and Class Avs
In the qGait,i Ban wI- kuNc@cd down. kIcked "ud
bca;ri b. M.Guycrn and hl, friends. Tie irrn drew
> biead-kr le and reruifcI lis asaai'an,- siiklnr
Taylo, ~ the -Idr ot thr had. Tar t'ie trohr III
in the wound. haviu- Aooui an inch and han ~
tic he II of t." lrllicd Iau He was taken 10 the
hnsp;fa. for trcat'uesi. - escaped and was ar
rc.trd me follow ini dIy. he W, released ON ba
I,st ,y.ullr Lc Ha> r-a,rc.;rd. and W., lOoh up
IN tie Myrtlc Avenue Poicr Sfa'Iou.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
CLNCLNNATI CRY POLIIICS.
(nY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUxE.l

CINCTNNATI, March 23.-The work of the
Democratic Convention to-day was such as to place the
result OF the spring election In great doubt. William
Means WHO is put forward for Mayor Is OF wealthy
H1d respcc able jamly. He taken up by thg Demo
crlts In the belief that he Will set the vote
or the religious AMI ordcr.l0yng class, dissatisfied
With III liberal TENDENCIES ~ MAYoI Jacob. who IL the
Republican candidate. Mr. Richard smith Of The CGstue
ha- promised support Mean Thc Co'neTctat Will
supnort jacob. and CUc'nnati IL promised the novel
spectacle % seeing the staiwdrt G0-.He and
d. rmocratic Enquirer working together IKE twin
hroihcrs f,r the same ticket. whlo the
Indcpeuleut CoorEc~"ih viii b. f-utug the
bt-tr~NN tho kpuua-Hs. Both parties are hopeful.
Ih Reuubnclns bccvc tnat itob VIII gain among 'he
German ID lulor'ats ,hau be y ~ lose among The
cirirch2.u R"puohcins. For The lower officers
x.d tir.rL vii prnuabY he elected. A. tins the
uNoia COMFY ~ tIe SIe. the result 81 IN election
i, re- iis slt ~ vii have mrch 10 do ~ deciding how
Tie Sin:c Will vote iOt Governor in the fan.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Just to The CHAIR to require him to decide the point until
recollection was shat propositions Ike this hRd been de-
bated In every executive session which had ever peen
called and he hoped that Mr. Voorhees, would De per
mi TED 10 speak TO the point OF order
Mr. Morrill, said that he had objection TO the gentle
mans speaking 10 the point His only reason TOT ooec
ing 70 hs speaking 70 the merits OF the resolution was
that he desired 70 adj at early day. and hat tne
debate.
Mr. voorhees, then pr6ceeded to argue that the propO
son clearly in order and cited precedente 70 show
that At special executive session OF the senate any
business could oe when 1a no W. n ano.es
from tue opin.ons OF such men as chase seward anu
Douglas the eff ct chat :he Senate IN special session
might DO any act which vas competent Tor II 70 40 o.
itself without the cooperation Of the House ana stateu
ln;ion aud aninimousy adopted He regretted 70 con-
vince anyone against ~ VII, aud most OF all Tue oehh
tor from Michigan MrFerryl who mad yesterday sprIng
&c his feet opposition 70 the presentation OF tue pehu
ing resolutions but was fact toa maj genteman
1fered reeoiutlor A6stracting rom ne pooc dOan
the Island OF Mack:naw anc iedcstng II to the peope
maze strong speech IN favor OF me powerof tne Senate
tC adopt she resJIuor and It hac been adopted. Inc
needed no concurrence by the House. It to give in
formation apcL tr-at overshadowag QuesuoL- II was
which hc u the United States entertained on
g:ea! public matter and II night De very Important 70
certain branches Of the Government tnatthn
Nj MOrrii SAID thai il would seem from the pre-
cedents that the Senate had always had great re-
tance TO do anything except what Il had beer specially
ca ed to do so tar as ne was concerned nowey@r ne
wOalc withdraw the point OF order. as the resolution
would at all events have 20 &c over unit to-mOrrow
ana there disposition 20 discuss this question or
any Other the Repub lean side OF the chamber was Que
ready.
Mr. Sherman said that while he believed that the eena
from Indiana quite right on .he point O order
he thought that ts good Judgment would conclude tha
II not advisable to a discussion 80 orcao AZ
this resolution would give rise to So good Dye 10
any shortening 0. :he session. The RESOLUTION tnen
went over uGl, tomorrow.
Mr. DIVES Rep, Mass) offered resolution that the
Senate proceed he sectons Of Secretary Sergeaht
Arms and Doorkeeper Chef Clerk Principal Execu
Clerk and Chaplain, and subsequently
lutIon+ making the following nODIndtIOns:
For Secrrt0rB-GeorSe c. GOrham, OF California. -
For Sergeant at and DoOrkeeper-Harrts IL. Rid
dlrbergeT Virginia.
For Chief Clerk Charles ". Johnson, OF Minnesota
Fur Principal E1ccltttve CLerk-James r. Young, OF
Pennsylvania.
For ChaDftin-Byron Sunderland, ID. D., OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia
All these resolutions were upon objections raised by
Mr. PeudetOn ODem.. o Iu liId over, and ut LILO the
Senate, Mr. Iugalls rep, K!n) went INTO
executive ami when the doors wefe re1peneu at
14j the senate adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
TIE ACCIDENT 1rAOrTINGHIM

CLEVELAND, March 23. Besides the persons
meu nol III lst uirats Dispatch as hjarrd the lake
Shore aud Michigan Southern Railway accident at Nut
tincham H. T. AA OF Laportr. Int sustained fracture
o, T., O ribs and female passenger was painfully cut
and bruised The fireman was Tao nas ". st'vcusoh.
He wa- fnurd hi- head crushed against the holcr
h. back broken with fractures of The bones and
the upper part Oi tb" body roastel by lho neal ana
srairri y e.Carng Rieuu. The body uf Engine l. zee
was found ~ the debris win the SKULL. both legs ara ~"
hack broken aud the body boiled and Torn. Hs VIE
was AZ The .Ar attending service In the Tabernacle at
Cleveland Express Messenger Schneider Of the United
Sia,f, company Lost an car, aud hls back was hdllF
wrrucaed. Chnrlcs Lpck wood. wing charge of Two
American Express care. bruised lnd his face burned
Frauris Bftnrtt. bagyngc man, escaped unhuft, eLg
r oLly person. the forward ears that not injured
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
a DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

RRcvrDEsCE, 4. /, March 2S.--The Dem.
berzne state Convention met to-day In t.is city N,
p. GArvfn. presidlns Horace NJ Klmball. Of Rurr,,.
Siils was nominated for Governor and W. l. seosr .,
Gestefly. for Lieuteaaut. Governor. v
ns Convention ccinpeted the nominations "A feilovs
Vohn Q. Perry, Secretary Of state. - ''"'"s :
& francis l. 0'Rely, Attorueg (Ieneral
Efsoid L Burdick General treasurer
e9plutions we're unanimously nassed deoiart,~ Oh.
- pemperAss Of Rhode Isand unite with sne fsso as
s ssasters In Congress, sud particularly with seas
<Siss - y SsoIEs "a denouneiug the unprecedented
Ec@sf - tao Republican party Ia Organizing the M
Ss Ssnase n taeir own inieTesis and denonclne fSS
vsoonest and treacherons course OF sesataS
- = A'u'nf anu nbcsting the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
LATLST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING %, 1881.
II I, 4


ctr 0lenrov tHr wallace Sharehae % FoooHow 27
Annoy - singapore fcb Port hd - and Gibraltar Mch T.
10 IcueTsOu Bios.
-, enc tIIr Hughes laCmr Ach u, Aux Clyrs Z. Jero.
mr prtii aave 10. PoItau Prince |! aud Kingston II.
" M mise aui pass tngtrl 10 rm. FOrwOod Co
SHIN DonaL Mckay tier IN derS btemeu % days. with
m. 10 pr.rr. s.,,'l TO Hermann knon & 90.
tNuf Z1chirt1Ss imburc - DAYS, with 81 t
and empty barrels order: vessel 10 runch tdye Co
Hat. uatrn IlIfri ttta Sambrutrtl Limerick SO days
IN ballast 10 AUSTIN Bai~tn & Co
,lIu e ,-t1. scars Idmai1ve Nov 80 and Ma
Tonga Ian . with hile+. rubber. etc 10 Goa RopBs.
ING t bi tu 5psl1u) NaSh. ~ Thomas IS iaYs with soda
ash. eli, tn n.ncr vessel e. master
rhr Jotu kran2 %. psuu Pierce. Aspin wall Il days.
wi Od ,fon etc Panama RuroAd Co vessel 10 master
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORr>
Ot ,saow March 22-Aruvcd state OF Nevada (Br),
stewart, irOm \cg. GrrE
MnyliiF March 2|-ATrived. str S1rmatan (Brl Arid,
frpn Bu,to, via liIlIfax on her way TO Liverpool
OIrl,-r.NN March 23-Arryed str. Atlas tBrl, NOfen
den from Boston ior Liverpool
AMERICAN PORTS
PmLAnELpmA March 2S-Arnved. str Fannie Grumey,
from New YORK.
cleared str city OF Bristol Delamoe. for Liverpool.
SAVANNAH March 23-ArrIvcd. str Vidal Haa tSpdn), from
Havana. -. ..a. -.
cleared Gate city for New.lOrk; Nm Lawrence 'or
Baltimore Worcester iOr Boston.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:
SvnOpsis for he past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March "a, l a. m.-Thc bar
ometrr IA highest over the Guf OF Mexico Except over
the Gulf States decidedly below the mean aud Is
lowest over the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence The weather has
been clear except occasional hight snow In Sew-EnRand
and the Lower Lake region. Northwest to southwest
winds prevail 10 the Missouri Valley, and u ali districts
eastward of the Mississippi River The temperature has
rsen from the Mississippi Valley westward 10 tHe hoAy
Mountains especially ia Texas
ItidicdtiOn&
For the Middle states, fair and warner Weatn'r,
westerly winds, stationary or higher barometer.
For Ne " England. cloudy or partly CLOUDY WedtHeT'
northwest 10 southwest winds hiEheI baiometer sta
tivuary higher temperature