New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoEEIGN.-The Egyptian Parliament and the
Premier are at variance. - Dill 10
regulate tie Importation Of pork has been
introduced in France. - The Earl OF Shaftes-
lurv has written letter expressing sympathy with
the Russian Hebrews. - Gambettas OIL pro-
noses that no more life-Senators shall be elected
CONGREss.-In the Senate bills were introduced
authorizing the construction OF binding lor the
accommodation of the Congressional Library, and
granting arrears of pension to the WIDOW OF Aura
ham Lincoln; the House census deficiency bill was
ssed the ingalls, resolution rea tive to the Arrears
of Pensions act was taken up and debated. - In
the Uouss bills were introduced TO repeal the law
mposing tax on the deposits and capital Of banks
70 define the crime of bigamy; to provide Tor the
registration of electors in Utah making the term OF
office of Presidential electors four years; Tor tne
crec,ion of a monument over the grave of Zachary
TAYLOR: appropriating 100000 Tor the improve
ment of the mouth of the Red River; for the pay
ment of bountes TO the heirs of cOlored tToOps re-
queSting the President to give notice 10 Great
Britain of the termination Of certain provisions of
the Treaty of Washington. relating to fisheries TO
oon and regulate fractional currency to establish
Mint III New-York City; for the admission of Wash
inuton Territory as a State; aud to establish uni
form system of bankruptcy.
DoNEsTIC-In the Guiteau case yesterday Mr.
Scoville spoke for the defence. - The appoint
mept of Judge Morton to be Chief Justice OF the
Massachusetts, Supreme Court has been confirmed
- The will of Mrs. Mary NJ. Bourne has been
admitted te probate at Newport 60 The small
pox il spreading at various points. - The anthra-
cite coal output for 1881 100000 tons greater
than that for 1880 80 A. L. ~ H. +. WHY,
,boesole procers and Brock Brothers, tObacconists
of Atlanta. Ga. have failed. = Committees of
the New-Jersey House and Senate were not an
oouneed last night, AS expected. - The Boston
Wards Fair project has fallen through, - In
6gbt with deputy sheriff TWO prisoners at Chester
G G. were shot - Park Valentine and wife
were buried Yesterday at Bennington Vt. -= j.
r. Johnson & Co.'S iron works, at Richmond, va,
were burned by thieves, who robbed the Ircdegar
Iron Works while the fire was raging. - fatal
accident occurred on the Virginia Midland Railroad
near Faber's Mills - The San Francisco Pro-
duce Exchange has adopted the call system. -
T. Smons, storekeeper at Kansas CITY. was muir
dered, 80 Five convicts were drowned near Lit
tie Rock Ark by the upsetting OF boat
Cry AND GuBURBAN--The funeral Of Senator
Wagner and other victims of the recent railway dis
aster took place Yesterday. - An insane woman
in BROOKLYN shot her sister, but not fatally. -
The Chamber of Commerce discussed the revival
of American shipping. - Inc thieves VINO
stole a number of trunks from a Dodds
Express wagon we're arrested. - Several
valuable animals for Barnums show arrived
from Europe 80 Hungarian Count died
in poyerty IN Eldridge-st 60 Gold value OF the
Iepal1tender silver dollar 412l2 grans SIP cents
- Stocks were less active, feverish and irregu-
lar. and closed weak and unsettled at a small re
action from decline.
The WEATHER. tribune local observations in
dictate colder and cloudy weather, with snow or
rain. followed by clearing weather. Thermometer
Yesterday: Highest. 46o; lowest, 500; average,