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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE EARP BROTHERS ARRESTED.

THE EARP BROTHERS ARRESTED.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 17LIhe Sherii oi Arpan19 arr xoS
Earp and doe noilday have been arrested there lh
COLLECTOR BEARD's PLANS
RosToS. NAV 17.-When Collector Beard retires
from Office lew he win engage ~ N & th1 deVeope @ a
No" pECLINEs TO BE BISHOP.
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church south
Asas e i syEES s Bishop
nEFAULTINd TRGAsUREg's ACCOUNTS:
HARRIsBuRG. PENN Nay Ia reaudlt OF the
account shows an additional due the state Of
534 The amount due the state is no" paeeu ' o'e
@'O'O'' AprITERATIoN OF COTTON DENIED.
Puu.pFLPIIIA May 17.-According to The Ierfile
eegd lsSsc sS1GT1 at pher All join ia Iens
Of cotton very and mat the charges so iIcey
made in England grossly exaggerated
CONNECTICUT ODD FELLOWS
NEW HAVEN May 17Glhe he G,a9d ,a oiTe eo o. 5da9 Ie
in oices elected: NJ W. Grand Master l. nd 1,o1
New.Havsni H. W. Grand Warden, William H. Stevenson
'''''s r1~ Nrcr1cIrT sUNDAY.sCHooL TEACHERS.
NORWICH Conn. May lille second session OF
th Cuneccut sunday school Teachers Association opened
ts %enRs s nams Ihs % james L. OF
pIesdent other officers were also nominated and several
Al BANK swINDLER ARRESTED
PLANFIELD, " }: May l7.-Curtis - j.. North was
Sank swndcr Checks the amount OF several
70 S be- S has BEEN
Elizabeth and other cities
ELECTION OF SOLICITOR
LoNG BRANCH, NJ. May 1.-THE Board OF COM
mssoners in executive session last night elected Jonn r.
Ianspg solicitor the ensuing year. In place Of William D.
ampDe who held the office only year The nolnl-
nations ballot something heretofore unknown
THE STRIKE OF COAL MINERS
P1TIsBURG, PENN May 1.-The coal miners %, Sd
district in convention to-day resolved 10 h @
strike against reduction Of from 10 32 cents
for mining and levied assessment OF 81 man ON al
uiners stiil Work deay the expenses oil the sk@
MOSES A. grimm ELL 70 UND GUILTY
NEWPORT r. J., May 1.-THE jury In me case OF
Moses A. Grinnell trial for the murder Oh q,
Tbomas returned a verdict OF guilty today dIinneu is
eighty year- been intimate Win oi
d.gte, and this and troubles LED 10 the
klInq which occurred November ~, 1850.
REFUSING TO REMOVE THEIR REGALlA.
LAWRENCE, Mass, May l7.-There was consiuer-
able excitement here TO day Al the funeral OF ex
five II j. Nlcho The body escorted 10 lhe
~ The Conc option by the Father Mathew socs
w. OF which he a member Ia full regaia ihe hey ~
church. refused 10 admit The society
the church unless the ueulDers removed their .s
they refused 70 ", ~ tA RU1y ess pie1 "Ass' ~
funeral services
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A CAMERON MAN CONFIRMED.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBUNE.

~-~NS
WASHINGTON March 1.-The nomination Of
Eauflman TO be Internal Revenue Collector i'll the
Lancaster District of Pennsylvania was confirmed
in the Senate to-day after speeches from the two
Senators from that State Senator Mitchell said
that Mr. Kaufman nominated III order to
secure the election of Senators III the Pennsy
Legislature favorable to Mr. Cameron. He de-
clared that Mr.. Wieys record III the office has been
excellent He read number of extracts from
Pennsylvania newspapers bearing upon the
subject. and also the platform of the Harris
burg Convention, showing, as he had
already done in his interviews with
the President and Senator Cameron, that the APP
pontnent was inconsistent with the provisions of
that platform. Senator Cameron Responded by
reading number OF extracts from other Pennsyl-
vania newspapers aud also by attacking r.Wlley's
character.
This attack must have been heard with peculiar
interest after Congressman Bayne's recent state
ment IN InE TRIBUNE that Mr.. Wiley, as Deputy
Celieetor, did for number of years substantially
'he WoTK OF the former Collector, who was a rela-
tive OF senator Cameron. and so enabled him. as he
was IN poor health 10 hold his office. Senator Cam
eron also expressed the Opluiou it is understood,
that ne could not see wha. the Harrisburg platform
had To do wItn nominations that were made be Ore
the CONVENTION was held The nomination con-
hr1ncd without dIyIsiOu. 1t is supposed that Sem
aloI hltchcli, knowing that confirmation was lnev
tabi' hIa not care 10 ihsis upon formal vote, but
contcnted himself Tith making this protest.
AuO nOluIaailOn Of Jackson IN the Allegheny Dis
ulc, was reported iavOrably today.
. OlheI nOWlnailOHs confirmed to-day were as
follows:
WI 'il a &aury. Assistant Attorney General United
- TN ID States C0Dslis-H. L. Miller. of Minnesota at
~. 'qlii o. '. IolAley or Mlnn, sJta, at Trieste.
villain ~ kedpath, VI inliaLa, Indian Agent, Yank-
tOl DaIOta.
= Corbett. CnItod stats Marshal District of Ne
vad.
10 Nard A. Brasdon Collector Of Customs, District Of
York e; Joseph C. Jewell Surveyor OF CUSTOMS, Evans
Poe luhsters-Iouis &. Smith, at SiatIngton, PENN
1iaiia ayuIaD, at fottaylue feL1. George r. Hum
&-fn At Cheboy gan, Micn; Morton l.. Carde, Ut Han
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EJPES ELSEWHERE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 16-ROberts and Co.'S ex-
tensye basket works were destroyed by fire tonight
The fire is supposed to- have originated in the drying
room. The loss is variOusly estmated 10 DC Honi
$4,000 to $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, May 16.-A large planning mil
owned by Jesse Hoyt was burned this afternoon About
600 feet of dry lumber also burned The total loss
is $4,000; no Insurance.
WATERLOO Quebec May ia large wooden
factory belonging to the Peg Manufacturing Com
many was burned to-day A portion of the machinery
and most OF the lumber were saved. The loss Is est
mated at 100000. Fifty hands are thrown out OF
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INCIDENTS AND REPORTS.

LONDON, May 17.-Mchael Davt has arrived in
Paris.
Mr.. Trevelyan, Chief Secretary for Ireland, has
been reelected member of Parliament for Hawick
without opposition.
LONDON, May 1s.-Tbe Standard this morning
says: "On the second reading of the Repression
bill the Government will indicate its readiness to
make a considerable number of amendments in
committee The clauses relating to public meetings
and newspapers will probably be greatly modified
Home-Ru with the Kilmanham compact 1t is
stated that it has endangered Mr. Parnelts position
as leader"
The Times SAYS Mr.. Pamel will strongly oppose
the Repres ION bill Oh the ground that it would be
delayed until after the Arrears bill has been passed
Tie DAILY NCrs says that the Conservatives Will
strenuOusly oppose the Arrears bill.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE SURVIVORS OF TIE JEANETTE.

THE SURVIVORS OF THE JEANETTE.
LONDON, May 1.-THE steamship Iiidalgo,
with Lieutenant Danenhower, Mr. Newcomb, the natu-
ralis John Cole, The insane seaman, and Long sing,
SURVIVORS Of the Jeanette Arctic expedition arrived IN
Hull at 5 O'Clock this morning. All are in good health
Cole with the exception OF night when he had TO
be confined was allowed perfect freedom during the
voyage. The party took the midday train Tor Orlverpoo
arriving there at O'Clock this evening Mr.. Packard,
the United states Consul at Liverpool, met them ana at
tended their wants. lie has taken passages for tn9m
ON the White star Celtic, which sails from Inv
erpoSl tomorrow for NewYork. Mr. Packard has issued
Invitations leading citizens to meet them tomorrow
at ancheOn az the Adelph Hotel where they will stay
tn
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FRACMEN7S or WESTERN NEVIS.
poY KIII.s nIs PLAYMATE.

= BOY LI3 MS -.
ST. LOUIS, May ia dispatch from kiIks-
vile Mo- states that last evening \. Mcdonald age
twelve shot william Quua,agc eleven Instantly killing
him The ball took effect below HE coar-bone, seyeruG
the jucular Qlintal staggered step OF TWO ana
fell dead. $500 ,,,,,
MURDER AND SUICIDE ~
Chicago, Nav ia dispatch from Han
cock Nicn. states that Anton Schewamper, "A brewer
siot his wife yesterday she lay asleep with her
1nofher and then shot himself through hs forehead
Both are dead Jealousy is assigned "a the cause OF the
decd - ,,,.,, =. ,,,>-r
CHICAGO, May ia dispatch from Osh-
kosn Wis reports a great scarcity Of cattle IN that VI
Su te bec 1use of the scarcity corn, and an effort
s bane made To secure tue importation Of cattle from
other points.
THE DEPREDATIONS OF FOUR TRAMPS.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-FOur tramps were ar
rested on Monday Colinsyilic, III, for robbery
esIerdav one OF thcm confessed that they not only
committed the robbery but tina on Sunday night they
robbed and killed negro. near COinsyille, ana thei
put his dead body upon the railway track
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GARFIELD HOME FOR WORKING GIRLS.

LONDON, May 17.-Mr. Lowell, the United
States Minister to-day opened the Garfield House
Home for Working Girls in Brxton Road. luncheon
was served which many persons were present inelud
ing the Countess of Jersey, Lord Knnaird, william H.
Gladstone and canon Spence. Mr. Lowell in his address
said that he drawn to the opening OF the Home
first by the name Of Garfield and, second, Dy ms own
real interest i'll the object the institution. Hereferred
10 the good the Peabody buildings have done In London
lie announced that had subscribed $50 TO the Home
Letters OF ret at their inability to be present were
read from Mr.. Spurgcol, Lord Salisbury, Lord cairns
and the Lord Mayor Of London.
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CHARLES S. WOLFE DECLARES VAR.

SUNBURY, Penn, May 17-At the Senatorlai
Conference OF the Independent kepunueahS to-u"S
Charles s. Wolfe was elected Senatorial delegate to the
Stale Convention, TO be held at philadelphia
on Nav "a Mr.. Wolfe, in an address
TO the recent conference OF independents aud
Regulars and fatty denied any bargain Win Oaneron
and said
an tho trorhIc crcyy ont OF MISREPRESENTATION on the
na MONT that refused s.gn the call Tor the cohV'h
lion of MAY "A. that Is false. IL met LAY arPro -
y necfed n TO bc issued, but IL was not shO" 70 NC
tnonSn IL il had been could not have signed H. 10
was not "A member OF the cO,nmlttee.
lie concluded as follows:
Idnrecotc the ae1ion We viii he obliged to take, de-
urecate Democratic asc -nlency Ill Tue
state bat ali hope OF peace Is at
on end Nothing is LEFT but war-war
AGAINST te snOils system and bossism Let the innre
foke care of isef have fUll confidence IN the lnle
oencn wisdom and patriotism OF the people. II they
nroye Themselves able to overthrow the Spots system
and boss rule they be relied upon successfully TO
meet any other evil that may confront them
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INDIANS on THE VERGE OF DESPERATION

WAsHINGTON, May 1I.-Ihe commissioner
of Indian Affairs received The following from Indian
Agent Lewelyn at the Mescalero Agency, concerning
apprehended trouble with the Mescalero Apaches
In view of the failure of Congress to make appropra-
tons for subssting these Indians, and i'll of the
facis that beet and flour hand Will only last until
ahnut Iuly aud these Indians have OF sub
Sis ing Themselves 1t to that will be policy to
transfer them to the War Department, who should take
charge them before starvation compcls them To
nit 6spredatIOns which will naturally lead TO great
loss of life and destruction OF valuable property. As
soon as supplies are cut OIL the military Will have to act;
therefore think it advisable for troops TO take charge
OF the MescaerO Apaches at once Nothing short OF
force can compel them remain the reservation and
starve Tue action OF Congress III this matter SIMPLY
means to the MescalerOs cXteImnatiOn.
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CABINET CRISIS AT MADRID.

MADRID, May 17.-Great interest is excited
by the debates which begun to-day IN the Chamber
of Deputies on the Government measure Tor inSututng
oral and public trials senor Ryas' the ATTORNEY
eral has resigned He will introduce counter scheme
in favor of the establishment the jury system Sey-
eral important members OF the majority approve this
pan and the Democrats have resolved 10 support the
sebeme The Prime Minister, Senior sagasta has 1o- t
clared that the country ripe for IT, ana nat ne
will make The Governments scheme CABINET questo,
regarding as his adyersaries oil VINO oppose VI ao7'n
from voting.
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Nav 1.-THE President sent

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Interior Deparment-WIllam IL. Brown, of California,
TO he survey of the United States District OF
California Thomas Wing OF Illinois Register OF the
Land Office at Prescott Arizona.
Postnasters Henry C. Harris at Centre Rutland, VT
Sarah BALE at StapletOn, \. " Benjamin Il. Robinson
AT Falrbury. Ill; JOhn q. stevenson, at Mount Vernon
ONO; William 1. zoe, at Independence, Kan; samuel W.
Backus, at Francisco Wesley Benedict, at Dundee,
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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1882

the decision OF the Supreme Court in the OF Bailey
against Clark Dodge aud Others was reported favoraby
20 the Senate to-day
Mrs Tulock. the treasurer OF the Committee on the
Garfield Memorial reception held the Capto rotunua'
reports the net receipts Si72l Co., which amount may
increased by collections on tickets SOLD 1he
Board Of ncorporatOrs for the Garfield Memorial osp
tai will consist OF twenty-!our gentlemen ana eleven
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FLAMES IN BROADWAY.

FLAMES broke out early yesterday morning
on the second floor of No. 600 broadway, and caused
damage of 800 in the saesrooms OF Erhard sons
dealers in straw goods and of A. Boelocher manufac
,urer of asse While the flremen were breaking into
the building Daniel Meagher Of Hook and Ladder Com
pany 40. 3, had his hand crushed Dacly' ne WAS IT.
moved to the New York Hospital.
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A BANQUET TO MIR. L. P. MORTON.

PARIS, May ia banquet was given to
ur Lp Morton. the United states Minister TO France,
nv the municipality of Roucn tonight. Mayor Rcard
proposcd the health Mr. Morton and referred to the
long existing amity between the two countries He
also called attention to the project for widening the
seine so that line OF steamers can lie run direct De
tween Kouen and American porte Mr. Morton in reply
x dressed hope for the Of the project the com
ple ion of which would not only expedite the tranhpor-
tation OF cotton also the importation Of cheap Amer
icat, meat for XOrkueu.
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" n PRICE AND THE MOREY LETTER.

WASHINGTON, May ia dispatch to The
Chr from Cumberland, Nd, announces that W. M
price left there on Sunday night last and has since been
een in Grafton West Va and that he Is supposed 10
have left Cumberland to avoid arrest III conneeloh Will
the Morey letter forgery.
prrMoRE. MAY Nv VI. Price was in this city yes
.or1ov and attended the meeting of the Democratic
stote Central Committee Of which he is member Mr
49, snaaEs freely of John DavenpOrf- recent visit
to Cnmberand and Davenports unsnecesslnl enor, 70
iDspect some of private papers Prcc LETT mere last
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RAN AWAY FROM HOME.

Henry Lee, age fourteen, ran away from his
hama No 1913 sackettst, Brooklyn, yesterday morning.
and sent By mail postal card to his mother saying that
no intended to kill himself, and telling her 10 bid his
tsr Willie goodbye. For the past two weeks he has
TO his friends that he ln the employ OF
1eyyer but could get his pay, aud yesterday morn
t Sis mother said would 20 aud the lawyer AS
he he had not been employed he said II Is supposed
hse ran away 90 prevent being exposed.
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REPORTS ABOUT MADAME NILSSON.
From The EpentH0 Telegram.

PARIS, May 17.-Madame Christine Nilsson
was engaged yesterday through Unlan for the Royal
Italian OPERA Covent Garden this summer she Will
sing in New York at the opening OF the opera House.
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON'S FILL.

RosroN. May 17,-There seems to be little
.aa,,ou for the report that the will OF Ralph Waldo
pmerson has bean found. His estate Is believed TO DO
worth Sl00.0OV.
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TWO MEN Hanged BY 4 MOB.

NEw-ORLEANs, May ia dispatch TO me
Times Democrat from ST. Marnnsvilc says ihreo nun
dred men yesterday took Joseph l. 's"N' VINO
- - u po,,hasl q astille from Jail aud hanged him.
n also sed Eugene who killed man last
Ian
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4 COURT HOUSE BURNED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May ia dispatch to
The Courey,yourlal Franklin, this STATE says:
Last night the second attempt within the past three
weeks to burn the house was made with success
% his morning the building. which erected fifteen
or twenty years ago ut expense OF $le,ooo Is III
rni
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cock. Mich james NJ. Brackett at Eau clare; , VIE y
Thnnas A Hughes AT Leominster, Mass Hiram u
bnsnn at Vergennes VT; Mrs. Elizabeth NJ WILSON, at
The Dalles oregon John Clements at hed Biu, AL
1,hares H. Jacobson, at Georgetown. Col; j. H. EpPihe
oi Dariep Ga; Wesley c. Snow, at Palatka. fla'
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT PROROGUED.

UTTAWA, May II.-TdTIIdIHoHO ""' P ~, :
,,,. a,,ornoon with the customary ceremonies. The
delivered an address from the throne
n the course of which he referred to tn abolition OF the
duties on metals and other raw materials useo ~ 'A'u
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LONDON, May 17-William Mcrcns, German
composior and printer of the Frcihet the Socialist
paper, has been arrested, and to-day arraigned
in the Bow Street Police Court on a charge of pub
Ishing Scandalous and sedltious libel concerning
the murders of Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Under-Secretary Burke, and thereby encouraging
persons TO commit murder The police have seized
the issue Of the freihet Another warrant has been
issued against John Neuer active Socialist en-
gagcd on the Fyciheit. Merlcns remanded for
u week. Mr.. POLAND will prosecute the case IN
proprietor of the newspaper The RGdical, will be
counsel for the defence.
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NV r,,pppes rrrcnNIE SUCCESSFUL.

EN-EMPKESO EDU33NIr1 :,
MARsEILLEs, May 1.-THE case Oh tne
Municipality of Marseilles against the e1-Empress
Eueene to recover possession OF the chateau presented
TO the late Emperor by the city mas Dee % eosfs
~ tbe eT-E,npress vino been awarded tue oo5's'
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ATT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

GOVERNMENT AND GENERAL Torloo, ~
THE RANK CHARTER BILL-CAMfRoN s.oInT ,,r,,s OF
CARRYING KAUFMAN THRoUGh-A
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES, ,,;u IN
The House further considered .no or,,orate
hermit National banks to extend 'ien Wv was ex-
existence. but did not vote upon II; oO as " Of Mr.
rerted The Senate, under the guidance &c ., A W i
Cameron, confirmed the nOminailen Pnvonne or a. for
Kaufman to be Collector of internal Eeven"u tic
,he Nth pennsylvania District. The Demo'iauaI onS
members @ of the House met in caucus aao ado'
after a number of speeches had been mn, m"ue' ,%e
taeily agreed to oppose as far as possible 'ne
oons3eration of the contested election c"'o'
from the South.
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THE IRISH AGITATION.
UNAvAILING POLICE WORK.
MANY ARRESTS on sUsPIcIoN-sTowAwAYs TAKEN
FROM THE EGYPT.

MANI ARRESTS ON SUSPICION ihhb'
FROM THE EGYPT.
LONDON, May 17.-There have been other arrests
In connection with tho murders of Lord Frederick
Cavendish ald Under-Secretary Burke in Cheshire
and at Glasgow, but they are merely on suspicion
and are not likely to lead to the discovery of tho
criminals. The three men arrested at Dublin yes
terday on suspicion of completely in the murders
have been released. There is no trustworthy evil
dence against any of the persons now in custody on
account of that crime
The Liverpool police, acting on a private letter,
boarded the National Line steamer Egypt. which
sailed to-day for New York. just before she left the
Mersey. The passengers and crew were all mustered
on deck. The vessel was then searched and ten
men were discovered slowed in different parts Of
the steamer. They were taken to the police station
Two OF them appear to be Americans and three
lrishnen. They were fairly well dressed The
others seaiarlng men.
The police opened The parcel suppOsedSto contain
explosives which received at Chatsworth
House. the seat of the Duke of the DevOnsh.re. lt
contained merely a sample Of silver ore.
LONDON, May 1S.-The police DO not believe that
the Stowaways found on the steamer Egypt are
connected with the crime nj PhGnix Park
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Provided however, that The ursdctlon Tor suits hcre-
after brought against any association established
under any providing for National banking ass0cla-
tions, excepting suits between tneln ana the UIlteQ
Etes ana agents, shall be the same and
rot other nan the Jurisdiction for suits by or against
banks not Og niZed under any law O the United States
which do or hi sht 60 banking business where such
National banking ASSOCIATION may be doing business
when snch may Ice begun; and ali laws and all parts
of In the United Inconsistent with this
riSv be ana are hereby repealed.
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the Prime Minister.
II is too soon to say what the effect oil the new
Irish policy may be OH the country. As yet the
copntrv has but vague notion what the new Irish
policy Is. The provincial papers give Mr. Glad
stones announcements but scant and cautious well
come. The most powerful of them all, the leading
journal of Scotland declares it to be mp Osslble not
IN feel grave doubts as to the consequences, and
rhat the Ministerial resolution is one 10 awaken
much dstiust among their 6nest supporters. Nj.
Iosepb Cowcn cries out in irrcpressible exultation
that the Cabinet has capitulated aud the Land
I..o,ers have won all along the line The chief
an of Yorkshire and the Midland counties says
III hInntness that Mr.. Forster has been lied out
~ office To-days news, it adds, will be received
NV Liberals generally with not regret merely, but
resentment In Lancashire. the two great LII eral
prnals agree In regretting Mr. Forsters retirement
and reserying their opinion TO the departure.
Not much enthusiasm here, surely. Needless to
say that the Home Rule and Land League prints in
Ireland are exultant. The Conservative Irish
papers look upon it as a surrender, while the So
called Liberal journals take refuge in generaities.
The Irish correspondents Of tue London press con-
fe,s that the moderate party In Ireland regard tho
nrospect with dismay And yet 80 potent in this
country "A i'm Others Is the force Of an accom-
nl,shed fact so deep is mems respect for any man
WIN knows his own mind ana takes a line of his
own. 80 stringent moreover. is party discipline.
that "a time goes on Sir. Gladstone is likely TO find
his own followers still following Lim. And II tho
condition of Ireland should really improve, or ap-
pear to improve. lie Will have still others behind
The Portland daily press., 1882-07-20
PSORIASIS.

PSORIASIS.
HE, Carpenter, ESQ.,. Henderson, N. Y, cured of
Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years standing by
the CUTIoURA REsoLvENT internally, and CUTI-
CITRA and CUTICURA SOAP externally. The most
wonderful case on record. Cure certified to before
justice of the peace and prominent citizens All
afflicted with itching and scaly diseases should send
to us for this testimonial in full.