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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Monday. Mar

LONDON, Monday. March z, 1881.
The trade returns for February show that the imports
increased SO 242 and the exports R331OOO as COM
pared with February Of last year.
Sir Garnet Woseey will be raised to the peerago In
order that he may conduct and explain the new scheme
Of military reform IN the House Of Lords.
Adyices from Cape Coast Castle dated February
that two from the King of AshaDtee had
arrived there IL is believed that they bear friendly
message, and that the Ashantees on tho march A
volunteer corps is forming.
pigeon shooting match has been arranged for the
17th inst. between DR.. Carver and member OF gun
club who will shoot under the assumed name OF Rover.
The match will be for 2l00 side, with the option TO
double the stakes on the morning Of the match.
The next annual conference ofthe Association for the
Reform and COdfcaton OF the Law Of Nations will bo
held at Cologne beginning August 16 Judge Charles A.
Peabody OF New-YOrk. has been elected vicepresdent
OF association for the United States OF America.
MONTREAL, March 7.-C. " Buchanan, 9. c., has been
appointed Judge of the Superior Court ia place Of the
late Judge Dunkin.
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MIR. DEYENS.s FAREWELL.

TIE NEw ArruRNEY-GENERAL lNTRoprcEp-Ah-
pREss or the FX-ArroKNEY GENERAL CPON
his RETIREMENT.
WAsuINGrDN March 7.-Upon the opening Of the
limited States Supreme Court to-day Nr. Charles
Dsyens ex Attorney G rncra. III Introducing his sue
ce,sor Sir Wayne MlcVeash addressed tic Court as
follows:
Mgy n uleasc hr Court the executive aiinisiration
~ uubc MI -. OF which nave been 'urGb = anu On
whose behalf | with my ats1cilic' nave HpI'-'ht-d
Le-e for the Inst years tue causes IL Wlch the
Jnited States has been party nugan has como 10 an
end by the cXUtHOn of IS cOnstitHllohtl Vetlpl ol
express my thanks the kindness and courtesy nave
always received. and my full appreciation ni lle parent
pnrian quesons bccu my duty odisra's On hueh
an occasion trust IT b. no in'r!-on TO Wish nnYiu
ually 10 those before whom | stand health. happiness
aud long continued ABILITY & serve tue Govcrnincnt
whose highest Judicial magistrates NJ are. =. ,-
or those 10 whom was Originally introduced III my
elclal capacity four abse't rom ar judicial feht
tO-day-two IN honorel Retirement younhl " sonsh,
iron. 10y the heavy h,ud Of aorinus discaSe-bat
IN every good wish that mig apprOprio either In
retirement sicknesa TIE changes OF ts four short
years necessarily remind us how steadily the ineyitube
hour approaches for ALL But II men Hre mortal inHttl-
tlons strongly founded ana wisely administered may Oe
made almost 10 defy the rVages OF liine' aud long her
the justices before whom nave stool snail he AZ rest III
their honOred viii venture To hope tnat th"
Court sustained DT their abofH a. they have nren sus
tanned by those Ot tner predecess0rs VIII sti be Iouni
restraining wt1n their luit limits each brancn OF te
Government Ftug the contentious OF great and power
fu States defining their just relation TO thc Union winch
the people OI all TIA atrs have made. and contributing
10 ablisn nsllce aud secure tbs blessing Of b-
| erty which the noble preamble 10 the Constitution
enrmerutes as among s highest purposes. As my last
oIral net have the pleasant duty OF prcsenr- the
Atorney.C General OF tile Uned States Mr. Wayne Mac
Vcagh OF Pdunsy wanna, gentleman well known 20 THIS
Court as one ts trusted cOunseora aGd OF ask
| for him the kindness have always enjoyed.
9 Mr. Chief-Ju ustice Waite replied as follows:
| am sure express the opinion OF the Court when
say 20 YOU, Mr. DcvcnE, that Will carry with you
into your retirement the best wishes OF every or t-
members our relations both personal and official dur
luDOIlOlB been OF
| the agreeable character. aud we part from you
| with sincere regret. You have always welcome
| ofiisially as advocate and personally q friend.
The formal introduction of the new Attorney
| General followed,
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TIE CHEAT ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE.
ABOUT 200 LIVES Losr-MANY HOUSES WRECKED
LoSDoN, Monday, March 7, 1881.

Arot.T 900 LIVES Los MANY HOUSES WkECkFD.
LONDON Monday, March 7, 1881.
additional details Of the earthquake at
Casam,ccloa In tue Island Of I5aa on the Italian coast
have been received The first shock occurred at l;3o
o'clock on FGidIy afternoon and the second an hour
later Toe whc.e upper par OF tho town was destroyed
and NO thcrm wore seriously damaged.
the details confirm tile damage TO property ana loss OIL
HE aud injury people previously mentioned IN these
dispatches The syndic AID suo-prefect are ureouhE
oueratons or the Of the bodies of the Vcum
The royal steamers NaguuI, PIcona and Esploratore
have arrived from Naples with soldiers aud physicians
The soldiers have rescued many from the ruins. Inc
population have fed 10 the surrounding country ana
along the seacoast The Government Is sending iood
from Naples Tue King and the Minister OF tue Interior
have sent contrbu ION for the relief OF the eunerers
The second and fatal shock lasted seven sccOhus hc
companled by noise ike subterraDonn thuhner' 1hvh
came "A crash OF falling houses accompanied Dy snLChs
or the victims The probable loss ni NE VIII reaon Zuo
1,bc manage 10 house property Is Sl0OOOO IL was hb
rst supposed that the dsIster was c0huecteu WIN to
Martial eruption OF Mount VcsuYiuS on tue o. us puI
proessor Palmeri ates that the scStnOgraphc nslu
,nents gave no indications OF disturbance on the 4h
iIst lie saws he thinks the catastrophe was uue 70
snne local phenomenon possibly 10 sudden slhkns W
the ground Consequence OF CORROSIVE Hetoh VI 'ne
mineral springs. o,r.o, n, C,som,c.
Gin Monday.
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.

BUSINESS FAILURE AT DETROIT.
DETROIT. Mich, March ID: A. & j. t.
williams. Wholesale grocers, closed their doors thIs
afternoon with liabilities Of about $4,000 and assets Of
$4,000.
MORE TRAY ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
DETROIT, Mich, March 7.--Jacques Seebo,
Clemens, Detroit, and bad always lived in that
neghbornood died yesterday at the age OF 100 years.
APACING MARE SOLD.
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-RObert C.. Pate, of this
city, so Il his iamous pacing Matte Hunter to-day
TO John splau who gave an order on c. F. Emery OF
bought The mare two years ago for 600 ana has
proved OF the best investments on tue turf
WILLING To FACE InE ARCTIC WEATHER.
JAMESTOWN, Ohio. March 7.-Captaln Joseph
Fife Onced States Navy, sUn-inaw OF Colonel Moody,
mas volunteered his the Government To COM
Fife was of the officers OF British vessel that sailed
IN search OF Sir John Frupklin
rRPAsURERs DEFALCATIOS.
ST. LOUIS, March IA dispatch from Han
grer Of Marion County in whose accounts detcit WAS WAS
posed TO have gone tn California. An examination OF
Dlchps books slows that MS deIalcatl0n amounts 70 Dc
tween $4,000 and $1,000
CHARLOTTE THoMPSoN'S DIAMOYDs MISSING.
TOLEDO, Ohio, March 7.-As Charlotte ThOmp-
aon the actess was about 10 leave the city last night
she discovered that her Jswel easKet ns Ga
agent remains to search for the missing property
No cue has yet been obtained
PRINTER ROBBRD IN CHICAGO.
CuIcAGO, March IA bold highway robbery
was committed ON the West Side last night the victim
being (ierman printer from Lcayenworth. kas. named
Kurzer. who arrived here on Saturday and put up az
boarding house. While there he met six men whO upon
the pretence OF showing him the town. knocked hin
down in the street. secured 81, ,307 and escaped.
MERCHANTS USING THE PISTOL.
ST. LOUIS, March IA dispatch to The Re
publican from McGeansboro Ill., SAYS: shootiug
rfray took place In the Of WalpOe on Saturday
night between James Charles Fair on one side and
Riley and John Hall, brothers, the other In which
Charles Fair was murtauy wounded All inc persons
are reputable merchants, and tue affair has created
good deal OI excitement.
DEFALBATION IN ToLKDo.
TOLEDO, Ohio, March &c. A. Reemensny-
der SECRETARY aud treasurer OF the City Board Of Water
Works IL deaulter aud has absconded. letter has
been received from him. dated ut New York. IN which ne
acknOw yea his defacatlOu and states tnat nc 10
about for Europe. The amount Of the defacatlon
Ia not vet known but 1t Ia varOusly estimated at from
S6 600 TO $4,000. ReeInensnyder promnene
member Of the National Reform party, ani received us
appointment during the ascendaDcy OF that party.
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Postmaster-General James to-day. Judge LawrenSeRt ~
has filed clerical position in the DepartmenS .,
Washington since 1884, q period OF forty sever a
years. Previous to entering the Department l mere
be served fifteen years in the Baltimore Posi- Oco,
having entered that Office in 1919. since nls c1u u
necton with the Department at Washington ne t nas
administered the oath of Office to seventeen FoS'-
MASTER Generals. II h;s
Attorney General Macveagh assumed charge 91 nj ms
Department during the afternoon, but having on5 ns
ness of Importance to attend TO in Phisdelpha eIC
for that city this evening. He will return Oh
Thursday. liz, t .ho
Cnhinst TO-DAY bnt did not remain to take part IN
any of the possible deliberations Of the new mem NJ
bers. He will continue to discharge the duIles al
Secretary of War until Mr.. Lincoln who is expeoteu
to arrive on Wednesday, has been sworn in
Mr. LINCOLN GETTING READY FOR WORK
CHICAGO, March 7.-Secretary of War Lincoln Is
busy at his Office to-day getting his business ana'rS
in shape preparatory to leaving for WASHINGTON
man here until arrangements TOR their reception al
Washington have been perfected.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.

PROSPECTS OF PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA
THE CONSERVATIVES ABOUT TO ATTACK Mr.. GLAD
STONE ON THE AFGHAN QUESTION S-GREAr LOSS
OF LIFE BY THE ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE-THE
FRENCH DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIONS BILL NOT TO
BE MADE CABINET MEASURE.
An armistice has been agreed to by
the Boer and the British commanders.
Mr. Stanhope proposes to move resolu-
tien in Parliament censuring Mr.. Gladstone's
Afghan policy. The British forces are with
drawing from the Afghan posts. Two hun
dred lives were lost by the Ischia earthquake
The members of the French Cabinet are to
vote as they please on the Departmental Elec-
tions bill
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GlADsroNgs POLICY AssAILED.
Mr.. sTANHoPE ABOUT TO MOVE VOTE OF cENsURE
ON Ills AFGHAN MANAGEMENT.

MR.. STASHOPE ABOUT TO MOVE VOTE OF CENsURE
ON Ills AFGHAN MANAGEMENT.
LONDON. Monday, March q 1881.
In the House of Commons to-day Edward
s,nubope formerly Under Secretary for India, gave
no,,es m resolution condomnlng the withdrawal Of the
rtis troops from Southern Aighanstan In the present
CRITICAL state OF affairs conducive TO the true
Interests OF India Sir stafford NOrthcote VIII tomorro"
max what day will be convenient for debate.
Arthur Arnold, Liberal member for Silford gave
notice Of vote Of confidence in the Ministry as an
amendment 20 Mr. s;anhopes resolution, which passed
would amount To vote Of the Afghan policy
Of the Government
A dispatch from Calcutta 70 The Tins says: By
the lO,h inst Janrud viii be the most advanced British
Post toward RhyDer Pass. On the Kuram frontier the
Tha garrison has been reduced to m"re outpost or
sixty mon. TIE remains Of tle kuram field force lave
r reno we'd To JLg. Inus thc sticGunc frontier Whch
coal 50 much 10 gain will, in few dCys so lar as
Srtheru Argllnistan concerned, DC thinR oi tue
>t IL Is tnc al but uliccr'al oHlnlbn OF the ihlan
uubuc aud the pres. that tar GpYcTnneht Will DcIoie
long Ina bitter regret LIS nasty retteat'
A dispatcn lrOm C4ndahar to The Itrlcs SAYS thaI
ptruaaliJns Tor tne evacu OI llaL pace W tuc
British Rrr proceeding. . . =. A.
durrauuln lau /, mahlng preparations when seem 10
,nIIrato his Iututlou o! irving Ia occupy Caniahar
whcE the Ir hdvp ef. THs departure OF the british
viii PROBABLY b. the signal for sangunhty sruggle
between AyuUD hLan ond the Anter, ADuurIAhmAu
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DEFALBATION IN ToLKDo.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE HUDSON ICE THAWINO
A,pANv March 1.-The ice IN the nver mere Is
weakening under the influence on n,u "ca'"o'' A"0 '
broke through today but were reseueu'
NEW REVENUE LAW IN GALlFORNlA AT.
SAN FRANCisCO March 7.-Ihe Governor InlS
rnng sgned an amended revenue law when om
taxaon shares OF capital stock OF corporations ana aepOs
FUNERAL OF PHILIP cAswELL
NEwpoRT r. l., March 7.-lhe funeral OF the late
phIn raswe IT, OF New York and Newport who died IN
oIa TOOK psce ia afternoon. IL was one Of the largest
funerals here for years
THE ORDER OF DRUIDS.
AypANY March 1.-THE centennial anniversary OI
che Order OF Druds will celebrated IN is city on tho YIN
~ NAV next Hon. A. Pratt has been scleeteo 40 OE
ian orator and NJ Biascumer as German orator
THE ICE IN THE SHREWSBURY RIVER,
FAN HAVEN, N. j., March 1.-THE heavy ice ~
the North Shrewsbury has been broken up ny me NIL
n ned WAS carried south horeD doing
DECIDING THAT IT WAS MURDER
NAaHvIIIE Tenn, March 1.-The e0r0Der9 jury
vheh Waved the body Of Ananias Whites wire fetaInen
arNet hia afternoon that White killed her The RsincRa
Witness was Whes 500. ak years old. who described Ae
A PASTORS FAREWELL SERMON.
prn BANK N j., March 1.-THE hev: Cnasies ZEE
,ir Tihbas OF Trinity Episcopal Churcn Mno hss
n,sd oa 10 St Peters Church, Brgoklyn, pteaoe Ls
aermon last night The cnnrsn was sV~a0oS
isrSe enough 70 hold those whowent 70 near NM
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Ex-PRESIDENT HAYES AND PARTY.

PITTsBURG, Penn, March 7.-Ex-President
Hayes and parry arrived here the Pacific Express
from the East o'clock this afternoon, and left almost
Immediately for the West the Fort Wayne Railroad
In an interview this afternoon ex President Hayes said
he Thought President Garfield would continue his
Hayes policy In his appOn and expressed him.
self as highly pleased with the new Cabinet.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 7.-Ex-Presldent Hayes aud
family arrived TO- night from Psburg by the regular
train which was somewhat late. They quietly went to
the residence ot Mr. l. Austin Mrs Hayess brotherin-
law aud retired. They leave tomorrow afternoon for
for a public receDtiOD,
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JAY GOULD RETURNING.

GALVESTON, Tex, March THE Gould
party consisting OF jay Gould. General T. T. Eckert'
samuel Sloan, of the Delaware and Laekawanns Road
H. Whelan, Of Philadelphia, Samuel Shethar. OF New.
York. A. A. Talmage OF the Missouri Pacific Road, and
A. W. soper general manager OF the ST. Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Road arrived here at o'clock
this afternoon. The members OF the party express
"a impressed with the or Texas They
are nouconmtta their intentions, ana stare thee
the tour was Of inspection only They came over
3:S5 D. M via the st. LOUIS Iron Mountain and Southern
~ I.nutQ
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RrrMoRs ARoUT APPOINTMENTS.

KUMORS ABOUT APPOINTMENTS.
NR MORTON oPFERRD THE FRENCH MIssloN-CoLo-
NEL Hay URGED TO ACCEPT AN APPOINTMENT
Few CHANGES EXPECTED IN TIE TREASURY DE-
PA1rsfKST-TpR NKw-YoRK POST OFFICE.
Isr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRBUSEl
wAsHrseroN, March 1.-THE tourist and the
ploasme-seeker have, In great degree, departed,
but the oHaeeseeker remains in force. In fact, he
It'll continues 70 arrive. The agony in regard to
subordinate positions though little less intense is
more difiRye and far-reaching than that In regard
% the Cabinet itself; but 1t is confined as yet to the
hotel Hobbies and 10 the lower strata OF official lfe
IN the upper circles and around the several sources
q Executive authority there is an air Of calm de-
liberation, as II there was plenty of time In which
. hdeliberate and decide upon matters which seem
Q be Of pressing Importance to those who seek
ing pcsitions.
Very few Of the rurnors which are current have
hcation,
MT. Morton has been rendered the position of Min
ster 70 Franco, and has signiHsd his intention TO
accept Hts not impossible, however, that he will
% pressed 70 change his niad In case shere appears
70 De Q doubt about the ability Of the Republicans
70 organize the next House Of Representatives. If
upon consideration there seens TO be anv doht
the election Of Republican successor n NJ Morton
In his district Mr.. Morton win be needed IN the
Hoase. -
The earnest hope has been expressed BY the Pros
Idents and BIZ the Secretary Of STATE. that Colonel
3ohn Hay the Efficient Assistant Secretary Of stare
would remain in the public service. eiths,
an his present position or Is the Arnerican
stive at como firstc!ass foreign capital. Colonsl
Hay has, however il Is understood. decided TO so-
kept neither. his private business demanding his
ekns and attention.
1be rames In regard to the probable appointment
80 Hon. Edward Nephsrson to b First Assist.
et Postmaster General In place Of Judge Typer
800 70 be oneof these stories which never had 4
Il esigin. JUDGE Tyner has never indicated
e Ffpoee q retire, nor has MI. Mcpherson
e'ev slinseif as candidate for the place. Neyer-
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A FRENCH REPUBLICAN GAIN.
- AfNf@'N@ NF...h - I

On the second ballot for Member OF the
cnamber Of Deputies from the Department Of Oe yes
terday TO l the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
N. Dugue do Ia FaucOuuerie eK'Bonapart'st. NJ ban.
sard Republican was elected, defeating the Legtnis'
candidate by 1000 majority. -.
dispatch from Algiers states that tng rrenSh d nav
demanded heavy Indemnity for the Tnnlsan Ia4S' .
The French Government has resolved 70 recall 'nS
French representative in Venezuela IN c0nseq1euOo ~
the twenty years bad faith 10 tue E4eho" NASuV -
the Government Of that country
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OPPOSED TO 4 SHORT DRA WBgIDGE.

TONS RIVER N. j., March THE property
holders along Barnegat Bay are much opposed to the
proposition Of the Philadelphia and Long Braneh Rail
rood Comnanv 10 bud bridge across the bay with q
fory foot draw. The properyhoders aud those inter
ested in the shipping. fishing and oyster trades ipsse
believed that the railroad company VIII yled 70 the
nisheS of the people. .
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SELLING STOCK SHORT.

BosToN, March THE Journal to-day says
The committee OF Boston owners Of the pool that has
been arranged here in the Philadelphia, Wilmington ano
Baltimore Railroad. after holding several meetings
went to NewYork City this morning In order to sscer
tain what the actual status there Is in connection with
contract 70 deliver control OF the road before
March at $40 per share. The contract seems TO have
placed Thayer unenvisbe position Win the new
Hork Syndcate demanding It's fuent while the aoii-
v TO fulfil it is the hands OF others than the Tnayer
interest It appears 70 have been case OK sene toeA
short upon q very large scale.
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SEEKING ROUTES IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, in
which Mayor Grace. his partner, C. r. Flint, and Samuel
Mclean Of BROOKLYN largely interested, applied
yesterday to the Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen for per-
mission to build on the routes laid out by the second
Rapid Transit Commission. These embrace Adams-st,
Mvrtle,aye FulCou-st from the City Hall 20 East New
York Fatbushave. 10 Atlantic-ave, FOurth-aye. 10
Prospectave aud thence to the city liue III Hnthaye
The petition of the company, signed by Cnarles NJ
Flint the president, referred TO the Railroad COM
mttee,
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INCREASING THE CAPITAL STOCK.

ST. LOUIS. March IA special meeting OF
the stockholders of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway held at the companys office ths
morn Ing when the recommendations made at the meet
ing held week ago to increase the capital stock 10
S35 to add 900 10 the bonded debt FOL
construction purposes, we're adopted.
John r. Shepiey, as attorney for Henry b. PANT. OF
New York, q stOckholder of the company, protested
against increase OF the capital stock on the ground
that 1t was illegal under the law OF Missouri. Mr
Shepley gave notice that Mr. Plant would resist the
action Of the COMPANY increasing its capital stock
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be arrested and taken before magistrate instead OF
being searched By the police was inserted n tne pi
Mr.. Gladstone. replying 10 o question, admitted that
was important to expedite ordinary business, ane $50
merely repressve measures IN Parliament wound not
attain the object. =,
:. The Standards Dublin correspondent states that
Mr. Forster has started for London. About f0rty
warrants were issued before bis departure ne
Government are still undecided what course 10 take
with regard to Mr. Dillon.
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THE PLAGUE IN AsIATIC TURKEY.
IoNnoN Monday March z. 1873

The correspondent of Tie Manchester Guar
dian ct Constantnope says: "a telegram from the san
tary authorities fully confirms tile existence OF the
plague in Mesopotamia. There have been eighteen
deaths at Meier and thirty at CuaarO. The most ene
getc measures have been taken the spread OF
the disease"
Thirty1ye persons have died Of the plague In kerDea
Nedje and Dagra IN the province OF Bagdad. Precau-
tiops have been taken to localize the epidemic.
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A NEW FREIGHT LINE.

ST.. LOUIS, March TT. E. Cassidy, General
Agent Of the st. Louis and San Francisco Railway. has
reesiyed telegram from J. F. Goddard, General Freight
Agent OF the Atcaison Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad,
annsuncing that the raascontnental freight line
via the st. Louis and sau Francisco, Atchs5n Topeka
and santa Fe Southern Pacific Roads will be open
Aichison, Topeka and Santa Fe aud Southern Pacific
Poads Is made point called Denning Through trains
Will probably begin running 10 tie course OF week.
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THE GREAT STORM IN SCOTLAND.

LONDON, Monday, March u 1851
The snow storm in Scotland has now abated'
out n will be some days before railway communication
"a restored About nine vessels have been iost on Ine
Aberdeenshe coast and about 100 persons nave Oeen
ship Ben Rhyddng from TO gnGeo eas Sas
onsd Two or three small vessels we're LOST WIN III
SaDSa an the coaat OF Northumberland
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LEAP FOR FREEDOM.

TRENTON, N. j., March 7.-Abrahaus Wright
burglar, while being conveyed 70 ths city on the
O'Clock tram from Jersey City this evening Tor
trial. jumped through window OF tho car wnen
here wb,la the train was running at the rate Of
thirty live miles an hour. He was picked up inseps0le
being badly cut about the head, and bis injuries arc pro-
noulce0 DANGEROUS.
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PROBABLE MBRDER AND SUICIDE.

AUBURN, N. Y, March 7.-Miciael kauf-
man quarrelled with his mistress. Florence aa.e 20
, vorna n,eraly fhe other entering near the base
~ ths brain Kaufman then shot hmsof Twice me sne
Sssd Roth persons alive, but In ctiucai oonuHslA
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A NEW CABLE CONTRACT.

BoGoTA, Jan. S.-The Colombian Govern
ment has made contract with the Central and South
American Cable Company for cable north and south
from the Isthmus OF Panama to connect with tue United
States and Europe, via Central America and Mexico.