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FOREIGN NOTEs.

LO>DyN 'riday, MarcI H. 17,..
The st. Petersburg Golos SLY IL, police preparing
for further expulsiCIs O. the Jews from MOSCOW
Tho PFussan Diet :,ai IA \, afG dopt6i o. To
second reading. Ihs House adjourned anti Apru le
~. p IatiiiaTd0 iroquo' Gerald ard Ainnz. hcTe
been scratched iron. al tc engagements u nc EP2on
spring ictt!us.
The anuIyef ry 0, th6 sclian yo5pers celebrated
at Pamero to- lay Many shops closed, aud the
sirccts ver, croadsd. General Garblld took 40 part
III The proceedings.
Thercvcnua returns -or the financial wear ending to-
dIy show that jhc receipts amount 10 80 S2@2S2 be
ing an increase o sI,1s0,JJL compared with the r.,
turns for the pgevi,us yeai.
dispatch from Belgrade says that ninc directors II
the seryiau Bunk, .aoGing tdo lursomaster oi b..-
grade inc First secretary OF the Foreign Oco, and VI.
Ristic- fafbcin i. have been crested IN connection
with tac iaiiurr 81 iltt otHs ~ l-fi
In reply 30 question in reference 20 the projected
Channel Tunnel asi evening ia tho House OF Commons
Mr. Joseuh Chamber ain, president Of the Board o.;
Trade said that sir Edward Watka, ci,lrmau Of tie
Southeastern Railway, hal been warned mat the
below low water mark aud hold thomseves free to u-e
uly poscrs Their uispoEal Parliament ndy direct
OF tn kaiiunal interests nan. require.
CITY or MEXICO. &arob 3l.-thc autborities declare
& at the Pit1.Durgers, whose release from Apan
Prison has been repeatedly demanded by
Minister Morgan, arc charged with criminal
not evil oGeuses a. claimed Washington. Shields.
who especially brought the trouble by drunkenness
and CQfilg j. a native OF Ireland. giving proof Oi
American ctLcuaAip. WCbstcr's release l. promised
Mr. Nor saB is confident Of getting out both meh
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THE ADMISSION OF DAKOTA.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The Senate Com
mittce on Territories to-day heard Delegate Petgew in
explanation OF the refusal Of the authorities OF fankton
County Dakota pay the bonds Issued by that comfy to
aid the construction of the Dakota Southern Railroad
from City Nankon. which alleged Reputation
made the basis Of protest sent TO Congress by
the bondh0ders against the admission of Dakota as
state.
Nj Pettgrew said that the citizens Of Nankton County
had acted good faith in voting the bonds, hnt the com
pany had failed fudl its promises in regard 10 the
construction and equipment of the road and the build
ing dcpos and shops YaIktou, and that its man
agcmeut had been Of snoh character that the people
found they could hsul their goods by teams from sioux
City 10 vcrmilon cheaply than they coud obtain
transportation by the railroad lis forynye pound
rails aud cottonwood ties. Finally the company in
order to avoid the consequences Of its lack Of good
faith had sold the bonds ~ -cu 10 innocent persons
prices TAR bcVS pir tnG The people Oi laDou. az
though Tins far unsuccessful - thcig efforts 90 compro
mise the matter still able and wiling tu take care oi
IL for Themselves.
The committee after hcarng these satcmcuts decided
that tie hondhOldcrs grievance for the Courts aud
not Congress to deal With. AID thcrcupOn took vote
upnn question O porting TIE bli i'r thc ai1is ON
~ DakOta (Which TeccinHtct iast "c"bl back to
tine senate with ICWri recommendation ul passage
The motion 20 so report IL Was adopted bf 70 Hs.1ct
party vote OF the four Republican members OF the com
nitcc AGAINST the three Demo rails scn@tOr saunders
will again submit the bill to the senate together with
written report N behalf OF the majority, a an early date
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

THE CONDITION OF THE NEW CPITOL-DEMAND-
ING Ms. LOWELLs EECAL.-lHNOR MATTERS
FROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TfE TRtBUNE.l
ALBANY, March 31.-NIr. Livingston, of Put
man, has discovered n FOR the Capitol. week
ago he introduced hill in the Assembly the request
of the Grand Army OF the Republic, providing for
tho erection of monument in the Capitoi Park
10 the memory OF Ncw-YOrk soldiers who fell
in the late war. The modest Of 100000 ap-
propriaied in the bill for the construction Of this mOnu-
mont To-day the Committee Ways and Means re-
ported the bill adversely. Mr.. Livingston was over
whemcd by the blow for about hour. Then he drow
up resolution declaring that the Legislature refused
make the appropriation the entire Capitol should
be- 40 dedicated The resolution tabled.
If the new Capitol will not do tor a monument It
promises soon take rank a hoary ruin. Hunts
wtlknown picture of " Progress on the north wall Of
tie Assembly chamber is beginning to disappear. The
IN the brick wallis apparently OOzng forth. At
ay rate white deposit of kind is taking the place
the blue and yellow paints in the sky depicted in the
picture The bausradc in the ladies' gallery of the As
sonbly chamber also say cracKed IN several places
Asscmhyman j. j. Costello introduced a resolution for
investigation Of the so-called accdens,' as he
termed them, the elevated railroads of New-YorlS.
Tie resolution was tabled The Assembly Committee on
Cities reported for the consideration OF the Assembly
NJ Cuiens bil to regulate t6e price o Illuminating gas
ard Tor the appointments OF n gasmeter inspector in
actually only reported to be printed with design OF
having It recommitted to the committee. This
is ono instance OF many OF the careless methods
o. hhe clerk OF the Committee Cities. Neither Mr..
Ro.evelt anyone esc able TO get his dissent
relOYLed upon Dill reported by the committee. In
hscquence the Assembly is constantly deceived about
thd opinion OF bills held by the members OK tho com
mittee
IN invitation was received by the assembly to
at;bnd meeting at the cooper Institute TO
Bgs7tt no 2g29fStpaIth wimoEi59pReB Of Americans
Britain to make it's Government and then when
caught pleaded their American citizenship. But the
preseut men were pcaceahly travelling through the
country aud arrested simply because they nad
Irish namcs. lie thought that Minister Lowell had
tr.iied vi II the matter aud ought 10 be recalled.
The Committee Cities reported faVoraby To-
day senator Grady's bill confirming the taxes levied
on by New York City during 1880 and 1881
ON motion Of Mr.. Johnson, the Assembly special com
mtee authorized 10 investigate the affairs or me
National !e aud Universal Life Insurance Companies.
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TLLEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A CHINESE MERCHANTS ExoHl

A CHINESE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO March 3l.-The Chinese NOR
cham. o. this city finally opened tho Merchants tx
hey have been secretly rginizing for some
un. past, and have elected oihcois'
SUSPENSION OF GLOVE FACTORY
PttVoUlH ~ H. March 3l.-Thc Blodgett Glove
COMPANY IN the hands OF keeper II IA temporary sus
RAILROAD COAL. MINERS CONVENTION.
PIrr,gIgG. March 81 The Railroad Coal Miners
CnventO has concluded work resolution passed
,o fhr effect that supplies OF all Kinds hah nd
vane IN price, the miners considered reduction ot wages
uIflT
FAILURE OF a PORKPACk1NG HOUSE
BOsTON March 3l-rhe pork-packIng house or
,ncoln Chamb rlain & is financial difficulties Their
stock hs attached by John Squire & % Or aeOt OF
4lnO 900 which the whole amount OF their property
may DO made by which tue hrn wil ooniiiu
IN business.
SMALLPOX IN BETHLEHEM.
coI-1u BETHLEHEM, Penn, March 3l,-Iwo new
caae, OF reported to-day In families not pre-
sIosI~ i,rantsued and several reported In
,i. bcro The disease had already existed Two deaths
have already occurred since yesterday making MT our
deaths thus FAR.
COLORED MEN IN CONVENTION
P.rrrCU Y c. March 31.-At u convention OF
cofrd men Yesterday GOllsborough, resolutions were
sJop while they do not favor the abandon
mcat Of ay o. the principles OF the Republican party.
they viii support the Liberal moveuant In North CaIoin
STUDENTS SUSPENDED FOB TkIcKEKY
SPRINGpIKLD, Mas, March 3l.-Ainong tho thir-
teen stdens suspended from Williams College for nye weeks
ng are prominent III. ID. Rockwell 500 VI Coone ockwai
Warrington T. H. 0assori Bunalo. y I Arthur ferry' &
Of Professor Perry, Of Williams College, ana T.
of Deerra1.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CLOSURE RESOLUTION.

LONDON, March 31.-The Liberals, VINO
voted favor Of Mr. Mariots amendment to the CLOS
ure resolution. were Mr.. Peter Taylor Sir Edward wat
kns Mr.. Marriott, Mr.. Cowen, Sir John Ennis ana MT
John Walter Thirty-nine Home Rulers voted on the
same side. Patrick j. Smyth. member for Ilpperary
and fourteen moderate Home Rulers voted with the ma
jory.
Mr.. Gladstone. in closing the debate denied enphat-
caly that the intended to prepare the way
for Coercion II crime, not the closure that maze
Coercion possible. The Government only asked tnc
House. by passing the amendment, not to shut the door
against principle which would defeat individual iohy
and the darker desgns Of those who would stand De-
tween the House and the discharge OF It's duties
Sir Stafford NorihcOte in the course oil his Speech
commented fayorably upon the other rules
Mr. John Bright. Ike Mr.. Gladstone commented &C.
verely the designs of Irish, which he illustrated
by quoting the proceedings Of the Chicago Convention
The Times referring In Il leading article To the rclec-
tion Of Mr. Marriott amendmon; TO tue closure reSou
ton says the victory ~ the blandsncui Oi
mprOmise whicn il is rumOrcd, the Government Hhi
promised tine dsaff.cted IDe a. II they opposed inc
udncnt, and 10y mcilaces OF TcSlgnatlou II can
scarcely br regarded as Il tactical succ 81
In the House Of Commons this evening Mt 6aOsl''h',
replying 10 question, said the GoterHmcnt hdd no
change 20 announce in tine closure resolution.
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coHd-lIis supposed heir, his illegltmae through
whom Che company claims neverlcgitmatzed, or at
all events. have no evidence OF il.
hrd-ln that case Cochets rights, II any, descend to
his sisters living in France.
Fonrfh-,iranting that Cochet had claim and that 1t
was properly transferred to The Company, still II was
French claim and the company having acquired moth
ing nut litigation Ia not within the protection OF the
United States which is only given for injuries and
wrongs inflicted upon American citizens
fOtt-There never any law OF Peru applicable to n
case Ike that Of COchet which gave onethrd 10 dis
eoVerer. 1t is griovOus miscOnception. The law re-
iates only 10 concealed property and was given az
t the suppression of the converts. encourage the
discovery of property belonging to such converts hid
den and concealed"
SiTOt-Cochct himself. in his lifetime. made any
such claim.
StreDN-The whole question adiudicata The
claim Oi Cochct presented In 1861, before mixed
commission of Peruvian aud French citizens appointed
examined into the and decided adversely to the
Cochet claims. This decision is public record IN the
these statements case there shall be examination
before return.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday. March 81, 1882
The President has appointed O. i. q. Clarke trtls-
teo of the Reform School Of the District OF Columbia
The War Department is informed that General Sner-
man and party ut FL Paso yesterday on their way
west
The President has approved the act granting pcnsoa
TO Mrs Lucretia Il. Garfield, Mr 8 C. Polk and Mrs.
Julia G. Tyler.
1t estimated that the public iebt statement 20 DO is
sued tomorrow will show a redu In the debt for the
month OF March Of about $l6,O0OO00
The Treasurer Of the Garfield monument fund has
ceived a contribution Of $i3 "A The officers and
r1 of the United States ship Npsc 1t Lisbon Portugal
treasurer 0illllan to-day ma led ~ 900 checks to pay
registered interest the 4psr cent loan. The total
ree,stered and coupOr interest On these bonds due
tomorrow IL $685. 900
Commissioner Price is quoted ssyin- a regard to
v1sits iron Ind Z. delc Ions. 1t is sense crn
n cone here hey don, what they .lt when
tbey etait aud Tho Longer I'll stay &c til lee iIey
know
The House Ways ana Means Committee oaay
directed Chairman Kelley TO request that the Dunnel
hill in reg ard to the distilled spirits Ia bonded
warehouses be reconmtted to the committee, in order
TO change It's phrascolOgy
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THE sTE4MB0AT DISASTER At MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS. March 31.-The steamer Fulton,

MEMPHIS. March 31.-The steamer Fulton,
which conveyed Captain Mcintyre and party to the
wreck Of the Golden City has returned The wreck lies
in ty-ive feet of water, and the current was 80
swift that all efforts by the diver go through the cabin
proyea futless No dead bodies have been recovered
since the one Yesterday which has been idenh, that
OF Mrs Anna smith, of Springfield Mass She bad been
yi,itns relatives in NewOrleans. II the body is not
claimed tomorrow committee Of citizens viii have it
buried in Ervood Cemetery. Many of the passengers
and crew of the Golden City left here last night AID to-
day.
Miss Iona Malsn, of Hawesvlle KY says that she was
going from NewOrieans to her home ID iiawesye, with
her mother Mrs. II. II. Perciva and her nephew, Wil
lam Mckinley agc fifteen. They were awakened in the
morning By Mckinley. Sh0 aud her mother, without
vaft dress themselves, went into the cabin, WIien
yaa f,il smoke, and thence forward ON arriving nj
the front guard the boat she that her mother was
moi with hor and she attempted 10 run back after her,
Inf was prevented by Mckinley who saw that the cabin
vas then of flames and smoke. She said that her
ne phev pulled her the guards and lowered her to
Charles Ross, Jr, passenger, VINO was standing on
g. r Nlemyer, Of Indianapolis, who passenger
on tine ost was badly burned one hand and the neck
He was in the water about thirty minutes and reached
fbe shore I'm an almost exhausted condition.
SHREVEPORT, March 3l.-Captan Kouns only learned
the cws this evening that his wife and three children
wore ost OF be steamer The shock was great that
ne BECAME leulJus and Is now III the care OF phy 81
can.
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ACTION UPON NOMINATIONS.

WAsUINGTON, March 31.-The Senate IN cX-
ecntiye session today confirmed the following n0uins
tions:
Tinted States Consuls-seah Merrill Of Massachusetts
at Jerusalem; L. W. Ballon, OF New-1ork, at Cant
Indian A0entJacOb w. Garter, indian agent, sac and
Fox agency, Indian Territory. M
n he major Ist Regiment; First Lieutenant Charles
Morris to lie captain lst Artillery Second Lieutenant
William H. Coffin he first lieutenant 9th Artillery
second Lieutenant william L. Pitcher 10 be first leuten
ami Sh Infantry Second Lieutenant Edwin X. Clark to
be first lieutenant 10th Infantry.
Napv-Asslstant Paynasier John 4. Martin 10 be
passed assistant paymaser George W. Simpson 10 bc
Posfnrdsers-Gustavus n Palmer, Rome y y VIII
IAN H. Pelton, Warwick, n. y; Osnon b. Warren ltocl
ester n H.. George W. McAdam, Mount Pleasant Iowa;
s. Batting Petersburg Va; Mrs Virginia {. THOMPSON
Louisville KY, and others
The following nominations rejected by The Senate
to-day:
Iostmasers-John IIeio pOstmastcr, BaTyvle. No,
and Joseph III. Harris AS postmaster at Moyery, No.
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ceeded in getting through both houses without Veto
bur it is possible that the Governor may yet refass 10
loss by the failure OF the House 10 acI
upon the business before IT was the proposed proposed
biennial sessions OF the Legislature, reformation IN
cons'ituencc OF the Court Of Appeals limitation on l-
and other changes which were deemed imperative The
Senate adopted them but the House never considered
them.
SOME OF THE PROMINENT MEASURES.
Among the prominent measures which passed bosh
houses the following: To impose q State tax OF
mill the dollar classify cities into four classes
for the purposes of legislation to tax personal properly
when the IL found TO require counties to bear the
expense o. convcting and transporting State prisoners
modify the milk adulteraion act and the act for tho
prevention Of the adulteratOn Of oils to prohibit the
exposure OF criminals hanged for murderj fixing
the salary OF the Attorney General at $1,000
per annum to preysent the sale ot [1erpy 10y
TO liberal basis admitting to examination candidates
for attorneys license who certified TO by i've coIn-
extension OF tax exemption when corporation charter
Is extended; creating nonpartisan ilrc ana po%nee %
Board in Newark establishing an asy um Tor tne deai
and dumb to egalize bonds given by bond assurance
ctc., by steam vessels from other states.
TIE Gator Railroad Tax Return bill was defeated, and
were the cneap fcrri1ge bils the bill to require the
School Fund to bear part Of me school expenses the os
for County Of Newark, for retaining the present
basis o: representation of the Hudson County Freehold
modify TIE sunday laws to egaile verdict from ninc
Of a criminal jury OF twelve men, and scores OF
others of come Importance.
The nominations of James J. Bergen as Prosecutor OF
the Pleas oil Bergen and william H. Morrow as Law
JuIse ~ Warren county were not actcl upon ~ we
Seule the majority refusing 10 % into executive ses
to-day Both wcre opposed by tine senators rom
tcf own counties, Democrats as wei ~ by most oi te
K, pubclns The nomination OF PROSE cutOr Abeel, or
Essex. which rejected by the Senate was not re
u we'd D' tn Governor and he will probably appoint
Abeel 10 tlc vacancy. There has been comparatively
rlc in the executive sessions during the session
supreme tourl Judgas Dixon, Van KCAel ana knapp
were rruoniuatcl and confirmed ecreiary OF state
Kelsey fortunate a. to secure confirmation alsO
Attorney General stockton nd number OF local officers
were ai,O appointed
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CRIMES AND cASUAL1IE$-BY TELEGRAPH
THE FATHER MCCARTHY MURDER.

THE FATHER MCCARTHY MURDER. 80,
GRTENFITLD, Mass. March 3l-Dayld ID. Mchil-
len charged VIII tie murder Of Father Mccarthy, was ac
quilted today -
DEATH OF \ FRENCH VETERAN.
WuKFsBARRF Penn. March 31.-Casper Deter
gas Que. hufdIc. and years ANA four months old
~ ALLEGED BLACBMAILER DISCHAEGI .
l. ron March 3i.-C. {. Cnnningha'h. VINO was
:. ON the sgg sf iptng o. D. .n At Harvey J.
Par.er n tiic D.. II e,5ODI ,s g. iaY disci' s'd
rlrrjs-S FRO" A TL.IN AND III =
PROVIDENCE A. ch 81 'rg' L. D.fc ne
Do, -E.s master r. I'D, Ifres- I'll D n or st,, ys
cave ,.u N5hiins,iue. Ma-t. 4ul ~ IuIei
KILLING HIS FOKMLR EMPLOYLR
BRIDGErORT, Conn. March 3l.-PatJick C'fiarTa,
farmer of Farfod shot by Christopher Logan ths
morning. Logan VAS formerly cinpoycd on y O4iN-s iAi
and discharged.
"BiLLY THE KID D." CONVICTED.
ALBANY, March 81" Billy, tho KID" who e3-
caUed from fail bcrs January and recapt1rcl at MIN
r ii larceny FOR rohbng the Manufacturers Ban al Co.
Lue- vii be tred tomorrow ior escaping from jan
THE GALLONS PROBABLY TO BE CHEATED
BO5rON, March Silt ~ probable that JOhn
sullivan. Delham murderer Will not live 10 De h1n5eu
no lnit lAo huIseoh SHoubH1 40
could not recover.
ALLEGED DEATH FROM MALTREATMENT
PULADrLpIir, March 31.-Elzette NJ. Grant,
who was for tin Of Dr. Alfred T. Livingstone
prvato insane asylum at Wayne saton Delaware COUNTY
died today Her uncle has mado a1daN tba hct ueatu
resulted om malirestinent al Lyinssonos Institution
COLONEL CORsE'S DISAPPEARANCE
Troy March 3I.-Colonel A. p Corse stove inan-
uacturer disappeared Monday seen at The fh
Avenue Hotel Tuesday night. Nothing has
aimee been hoard o him lilo purchased bottle OF suAnu
bren forged OF SoOO paper on ,Orsc "
" whsi Arln the nsslag man MAS business manager
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FP4GMENTS or WESTERY NEJgS.
cnNNIrTINa ArsON AND MrRnEn.

COMMITTING ARSON AND MURDER
ST. LOUIS March 3l.-Thc store OF Joseph
Ycreer postInaster near Antlnia. set OH IRE on
ThLrrday. When The family rushed from tbe burning
building "A shot fired and Ierger fell and dled ono
Tre4s leT il suspected OF being The criminal.
TWO CATTLE THIEVES LYNCHED.
DENVER, March 31-A body OF men took
al last night and hanged them 10 tree near mo
ivncher are believed 10 be members Of the Catlc crow
era Protective Association.
DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJUE
DETROIT, March 3l.-IhOmas II. kae,
eitchman has received verdict for So coo against the
Grand TruDk Raj way Company for inturies SUSTAINED
by him while in The dischGrr of his duties lie claim
t6af he WAS untitled by o disability for the duties
gwen him and that the companys agent knew OF mat
fact
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
CLEVELAND, March 3l,-RObcrt Biuen, a
blacEsuth this morning tired twice n his wlic, VINO
was bcside him in bed iIcting dangerous wounds Ia
her head Mrs Buen led. Eiuen then placed tne mnz-
e of his revolver .gnnst his forehead ana blew MS
brains ont lie was devoted 10 his wite. For three
months he had been disabled by rhcumasn ana u Is
supposed that be was dcIanGcd by pain aId fear %
poverty.
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PARLIAMENT AND THE LAND ACT.

LONpON, March 3l.-in the House Of Com
mons to-day. Nj Forster. ia answer TO question by ir
Joseph C0wcn, said tlat Lc cOld hot rec Mr Dillon
on account OF the sta;c OF his health but h.t tc doors
OF the prison were open to him u h, wond leave the
kingdom. THIS reply received with cries OF
Shame :" from the Home l:uc members. Mr Forster
added tat the condition of MI DIions health at l3st
acCJGnts N1s Aatl-iic 0ly
la the House IOrls tonight, Baron Carin-lori.
Lord of tne PIisy scl, stated tat tGc Government
could not pend tyil bj jIrs ireland, Gat ,att 10
fresh legislation, was prOpOs 3d.
LONDO>. April lie ShI'fIT reports the several
Irish Liberals considering scheme Ior establishing
provincial assemble, in Uscg, Munster ano Lc,pstcr