New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
aems3lork Daily Gribm>1&
FOUNDED HORACE aEELEY.
SATURDAY, MAY Z, 1881.
the YAWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-It is stated that the second reading Of
the Land bill in the House of Commons will be car
RED by q large majority without the followers of
Parnell. == Further arrests have been made in
Ireland under the Coercion act. - An attempt
was made Thursday night to blow up the barracks
et Chester. England. -- Mr. Froude has pub
lshed an explanation of the nature of his trust from
Mr.. Carlyle. - Mr. Bradlaugh will probably
publish an appeal to the people of England. -
Mr. p Lorillard's horse IToquois won the Newmarket
Stakes Yesterday. GO French operations against
Tunis are being pushed with vigor; it an
nounced in the English House of Commons yester-
day that England would see that no treaty rights
with Tunis are violated. - The English Govern
ment has not been informed that Russian escort
accompanied the ANGER to Cabul. 80 The Queen
of the Belgans and the Princess Stephanie have ar
rived at Vienna. - The extension of the Constr
tuition of Spain to Cuba celebrated with cannon
firing and military parade.
DoMrsrrc.-The United States Senate held an ex-
ecutive session yesterday, and confirmed a number
of nominations by the President. 1t Is thought
probable that Judge Robertsons nomination viii be
confirmed by the Senate next week. 60 The Con-
ference Committee on STRENGTHENING has reached
no agreement yet go The State Senate confirmed
a number Of nominations by the Governor 60
In the Assembly bills were passed yesterday to
amend the Registry law for New-YOrk City to
complete the entrances to Central Park in
Eighth.ave.; 10 provide for the maintenance
of the New-YOIk American Museum of Nat
ural History aud to regulate the use Of Fourth
ave- by the Harlem Railroad Company. -
petition from citizens of Lackawanna County was
presented in the Pennsylvania House yesterday
asking for the impeachment Of the Governor aud
Acknowledgement. -== fire ut Ottumwa, Iowa.
caused loss of Sl75 900. - The production Of
rails for 1850 is reported by the secretary of the
American Iron and Steel Association. =-= plea
of not guilty was entered at Trenton yesterday for
the indicted directors of the First National Bank of
Newark === A. iiafncr's soap and candle factory
at Buffalo. y. Y. was burned yesterday loss,
$4,000 "A Mrs Patterson, of Philadelphia,
the bride of one day committed suicide by jumping
into the Schuylkil River. -= Judge Barnard has
vacated the injunction TO restrain the Prospect Park
and Coney Island Railway Company from con-
structing an ocean pier
CITY AID SUIuIRBAN.-It was learned yesterday
that Nine ANDRE and her tenor had sailed from
Montreal for Europe. - Many Republicans ex-
pressed approval of President Garield's course.
The murdered CIjnaman was uried.=Gold
valne of the legal-tcnder silver dollar 412lg Tansl
s7l5 cents -=-- Stocks still active, but irregular
and closing strong at some declines from the best
figures.
The WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dicate partly cloudy clear weather and slight
changes in temperature, possibly followed by light
rain. Thermometer yesterday Highest, So low
asst. 49,; average, 51ls'