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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTOS. Monday, March 20. l-9-
Secretary Hunt able TO De at the Navy Depart
mcnt today
Wis has been appointed Assistant Chief of the
Division Of Public Moneys, and u. n Burbank, Assistant
Chief of the Sixth Auditors Oifcc United states
Treasury.
The court of Claims to-day gave judgment for
s 500 81 in the case of s Johnson, receiver for the
National Bank of Missouri account oftaxes that had
been collected from hs bank
close Of husiues to-day United States bonds had
been redeemed at the Treasury follows: Under the
1O5th call. s10,G799jO; under the l06h call,
~ X 2ol O50 and under the 1O7th call $l3,7l9.6OO.
Tho Controller Of the Currency has authorized the
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Valley city
Territory Of Dakota with a capital of $4,000 and the
First National Bank of Rchteld springs, NcW-1OIh,
with capital of $4,000 10 begin business
The President VIII give his first public reception on
n. evening of March 2s General and Mrs Grant, who
are Xpeccd here tomorrow the guests of the PreSi
dent, have been invited TO meet party o friends al
dinner at the Waite House on Wednesday evening
Arguments we're begun to-day before the sub-comnit
tee o. the House Committee Elections in the case Of
MscEev Us Dbble. I'D District OF South Carolina Mr..
Macke, making the opening argument in his own behalf
II is expected that the argument viii DO c0ncihded on
Wednesday.
Letters petitions and applications OF all sorts bearing
upon the case Sergeant Mason come TO the President
in every mail from all parts Of the country. larger
number than usual arrived today. They are being prop
cry arranged aud wi at the prOcr e DC IcIerIod 10
the Secretary of War for consideration and report
The Senate's Executive Session this afternoon was
wholly consumed in debate the nomination OF Samuel
scabury Of New York, TO be naval constructor lie Is
now master in the line and his confirmation to-day
opposed on the grOunl that TO make him tul! naval
constructor would he unjust TO the assistant naval con
stuctors whose claims for promotion are ignored p{ MS
prop, aed appointment The Senate adjourned without
reaching tie point Of final action in the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.


LONDON. March 2O.-Thc House of Lords VIII
adjourn on the 31st inst. until April 20 ana the
House of Commons on April until April H.
The debate on the proposed rules OF Parliamcn-
tarv procedure was resumed in the House OF Coul-
mons this evening. Mr.. Gladstone stated that he
wonld move that the first seven and the last two
rnles he standing ORDERS The Marquis of ilaiting-
tOn Secretary Of State for India declared that the
cloture proposed was nothing more than modlh-
cation of existing restrictions on debates. Inc
effect which the resolution wond have, he SAID mad
been greatly exaggerated. The Government were
unable under the pre- ent system to carry on the
business of the country with dignity and effect. II
other persons Thought they could do so the Minis
trv would with pleasure resign, but 50 ong as the
Ministry remain responsible they must appeal to the
House TO give them those powers which alone are
sufficient for the conduct Of business. The debate
was adiourncd.
Sir Charles Dixie Under FOREIGN Secretary, re-
plviuc TO a question said that the Government were
awaiting report from Mr. West the British Minis
ter at Washington, to what hearing the blll BE-
fore Congress Tor the ABOLITION of diicrentlal duties
on tea and coffee from possessions OF the Ne hcr-
lands would have Oh tea and coffee produced IN
British possessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
EFFECTS OF THE FLOODS.
RESCUING LIFE AND STOCK.

NEw-0RLEANs, March 20.-A dispatch from
Vicksburg to The Times Democrat dated at midnight
yesterday says tho river has risen inch in the past
twenty four hours. and s stationary.
Tclegrams from Yazoo City report changes in the
condition Of affairs there The steamer Carroll arrived
there to-day with $50 mules and other stock and $50
refugees from the Ovcr6Owed section 1t ia believed that
the at YazOo City viii be a stand tomorrow. II
has fallen inch Rick's Place above there. The
steamer Headlight from Daviss Bend brought to Yicks
burg 600 head Of stock and 300 people, the most OF
whom are in most destitute condition. She reports
Kamack Hurricane and Big Black Islands completely
submerged strip of land being visible in that en-
tire section At Palmyra, in Davs's Bend, about
thirty Of land still above water.
The steamer Dickson. from Eagle Bend,
brought IS head Of stock and IS people She reports the
levce Immediately in front Of Mliken's Bend TO have
broken last night. The crevasse is 1000 yards
wide. When the Belle of Memphis passed the Eddring
leyee. further rise of inch will put that fine
plantation under water. The steamer Josephine
spengler leaves to-day for Roundaway Bayou mis-
sion Of relief. The planters are making arrangements
with boats 60 out in The overflow aud save stock The
depth Of the waters through Madison Pdrl7n,
Lu, is to feet over most OF the cot
ton fields. The tug Biglcy went up to Milhken5
passing through Mk"n's Bend. carried away The store
that place n couple OF miles back into the country.
This city Is rapidly ling M with negroes from the over
flowed lnds above nut below. They unable 10 get
work, aud will have to be assisted by the Government.
The Belle Of MCmphis. which arrived last night from 81
Louis in addition her freight list brought lot of STOCK
from cudcrsOnS and other points, also about 700 pas
Scn-trs, including large number OF negroes rom the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

1922 which he claims ia still in force II the Dsct VI
Columbia. This law provides that an Indictment Snan
be sent to the Grand Jury by an express order VI ~
Court that the prisoner shall be bound over 10 ucn
Court and that the Grand Jury shall find an Indictment
~ their own noUledye lie maintained that the record
did not show that the prisoner had ever been bound over
for the charge in the indictment the TACT pes
that the arrest upon the warrant issued by the nto 60
Court related 10 Inc offence OF shooting with intent 10
kill Clarence NJ Barton. While the prisoner was con
fined in jail regularly committed on the charge OF ass ]
with intent to kill Barton. Indictment nhd peeh lounu
charging him with the murder Of his own brother.
Distrct-Atorncy Corkh insisted that the couTse IL FL
sued regular. Judge Nylc salu he "ou" i
his decision tomorrow. , T.. .,o5 f,-
II claimed that IL the motion to quash Is gahn lni
the reasons set FORTH not only VIII another
become necessary in this case but in all pendih
cases awaiting trial here, as wei as In All tno 0'I
and N hOnd CnaeA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday, March 20. lss2.
The International Exhibition 81 BuenOs Ayrcs was
opened the l5th instant.
The Theatre National, Agers destroyed by fire
carly this morning 30 loss Of life occurred.
telegram from ~. Petersburg reports that the cOro-
nation of the Car has finally been fixed for August.
The Sultan Yesterday to-day requested The attend
ance OF the Drsgoman Of the American Legation and
asked him for particulars concerning the administration
of Governmental affairs in the United States
The Winter Livadia Theatre at ST. Petersburg, whcn
was destroyed by fire Saturday night had been con-
demned by the Committee of Inspection Immediately
alter the burning Of the Ring Theatre III Vienna
dispatch from Geneva says "a child belonging 10
one OF the highest families has been mysteri-
ously kidnapped from the Cantonal College. ransom
of 81 600 rancs is demanded for the return Of the child
on pain of It's death"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
two or three DAYS There is little doubt of its
passage and probably without material amendment.
THE TARIFF COMMISSION BILL.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrRuSE.I


WASHINGTON, March 20.-The vote taken in the
House OF Representatives to-day on the motion to
suspend the rules and adopt resolution providing
that when next the House shall 90 into Committee
of the Whole the Tariff Commission bill shall he
considered, and that it shall then be continuing
special order, was in some sense a test of the
strength of the opponents of the bill itself. The
motion was carried by 1872 to SO, all the negative
votes except those of Ladd and Murch, OF Name
and Jones. of Texas, being cast by Democrats Only
thirty-sIx regular Democrats voted in the ahrma-
tive. About one-half of these, it is estimated Will
vote against the bill, and half dozen Republicans
may Also The probability, therefore, is that the
measure will pass the House by a majority OF NIFTY
or sixty. An ANALYSIS of tO-day's vote shows that
of the Democrats who voted in the affirmative
twenty-five represent districts in the Southern
States and eleven represent districts in the Northern
States while of the Democratic votes IN the naga-
tive thrty-seven were cast by Southern and sixteen
by Northern Representatives MescrS fWikersoh
and Paul. the Readjuster members from Virginia.
voted in the affirmative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
MR.. BECK's TARIFF SPEECH AGAIN.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TAG rRiBUsE.i


WASHINGTON March 20.-Mr. Beck is one OF the
most violent orators in the Senate. He delivered
his tariff speech again to-day, and for two hours
stormed calculated and shook his fist At his OPP
ponents If his breast contained only feelings OF
rage and scorn. HIS fury is only III appearance.
Personally be is the most amiable ofmeD. He never
makes an enemy, and is in universal favor with his
associates on the other side His tariff speech Is an
excellent one, the same he delivered in December
aud once or twice III former sessions-replete with
"stirrng Incidents" the play bills say AID very
convincing Mr. Beck does not believe iii the pres
ent tarff system and leaves no doubts IN the minds
of his listeners. What he does believe
in-whether free trade or tarih Tor
revenue only-is not so clear Tor he
has not yet made any disclosures upon this point.
He is opposed 10 the Tariff Commission bll beiiev-
ing that it is device of the enemy designed to
continue the present condition of things as long as
that shall be possible. and when 1t makes report.
do what II can 10 obstruct the path of the
refouners. Mr.. Beck proves that Eng land thrlves
without t3r1t protection and can undeTsell Amerl-
can manufacturers If the tariff we're reformed. His
apparent OBJECT is to close up the American manu-
factories at least that would be the result of his
doctrines carried into practice. Mr. Bayard thinks
the senate Will reach vote upon the bill within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
PLACEMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
sTrDDEN DEATH OPA wYER.

SUDDEN
INDIANAPOLIS, March 20.-Judge Harrington,
prominent attorney Of this CITY, dropped dead at his
Office this morning. He defendant In a SUIT Tor
$4,000 dam lgcs brought by his divorced wife.
MERCHANT ROBBED AND MURDERED.
MADIsoNVIIIE, Ky, March 2O.-George l..
Weatnerly "a prominent business man, was attac ked on
FriGay night, while returning home, By some unknown
per,Jn and murdered. When found he was lying near
Ills home with his Bkuu crushed. The motive was evil
IDENTIFY robbery
A DEFAULTING CITY OFFICIAL SENTENCkD.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Mach 2O.-Frederlck New
burgh late clerk in the Board OF Public Works, who
forged checks the State Treasury to the amount OF
100000, and against whom hfty-two indictments were
returned, today denied new trial, and was sen
fenced ~ three years in the pcnitentiary
LYNCH Law IN OREGON.
THE DALLEs, Ore, March 2O-luscon Lang
don and Harrison were arrested at LangdOn's home
ON the charge OF killing A H. Crooks and :. j. Jory
After reaching the hoel party OF masked men over
nowered the guard and shot Langdon dead Harrison
"a hanged ts ths trestle work oi tho bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
THE STlTE LEGISLATURE.
ASKING FOR MAsoN's RELEAsE-ACTING on BILLS
CARELESSLY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBCSE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBCSR.I
ALBANY, March 20.-ln both Senate and AS
semby resolutions were passed tonight by unanimous
vote requesting President Arthur to commute the
ence Of Mason who shot at Guiteau to dismissal from
the service Ex-Speaker Sharpe said in the Assembly
that the shot by Mason was an expression OF the
sentment Of the people OF the country Still he thought
that the resolution should express wish rather than
request OF the Assembly. The resolution was not mod
flied.
Assemblynan Pattens bill directing the authorities OF
New-York, Brooklyn and Buffalo TO pay city labor
ers not less than 81 a day ordered 10
a third reading by the Assembly after only few mo
inents' consideration. The Assembly was in such
sleepy that 1t could probably have been persuaded
to pass resolution against the comet. "why. Mr.
Speaker" said Mr. Roosevelt, in astonshed manner
"this bill will impose expenditure OF thousands OF
dollars upon tho City of NewYork 1t not received
the slightest consideration. protest against its passage
in this manner" Michael Murphy, the chairman Of the
Committee Cities, replied: This simply
increases the pay OF city laborers ten cents
day 1hnt mink - 1T. It. n shS s!d be r, passed ~ a.
opnon that il should he passed. introduced at the
rrquest Of the wOrRngmen OF the state he said and
they are anxious TO see IL approved" Then the As
semby by an almost unanimous vote, ordered the bill
TO a third reading Mr.. Roosevelt, General sharpe, Mr.
Hunt and "a few other Republicans who were awake
voted against ordering II to third reading. They Ill
tend 10 ma AXE their opposition still more prominent when
the bill comes up for debate.
Mr.. Roosevelt persuaded the Assembly 10 recommt
Company" This company, If the bill should become
law, would become the owner OF very vauabi@ nshts
that attention has been called TO the DILL thAt IL VII! Dc
passed ~, . .,
nee, and IL may safely BE- predicted, Will put upon tho
Governor the duty of vetoing many measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
TELECR4PHIC NOTES.


PASSENGER DEPOI EOBBED
WuKFsBARRE Penn, March 2O.-Ihs passenger
depot OF tie ehg Valley Railroad was this morning entered
by They secured $500 from the safe and escaped
KILLED BY a FALLING PORCH.
IYNCUBURG Va March 20-At the sale of the
Montgomery White Sulphur springs property TO day, the
hote porch fell killing seriously ijurng twelve
other persons
END OF WINTER IN MAINE
BATH Me-, March 20-The S1Ssina Rlyer Ia clear
OF ice The Samose made her first trip from Booth
Ray to-day The Kennebec breaking up aud VIII be
clear a few days.
AREPORTED INDIAN OUTBREAK DENIED.
SANTA FE y. NJ, March 2O.-Lieutenant-ColOne
Fosyh commanding at Fort Cummings elegraDhs that no
las Investigated report outbreak or lnah scouts on
ella I.iver, hnds that II Is untrue
CAUCUS OF GEORGIA INDEPENDEs Ts
ATLANTA Ga, March 20.-Iho leadIng indie
pendents OF held caucus to-day and formulated an
address 10 the people urging the formation Of new party
ana calling Inassmeeng oi all Georgia Independents 70
meet here June /.
A NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO DIR. GOEPSEN.
PM ADFIPuIA, March 2O.-the supreme Court
decided 10 grant Albert Goersen, convicted OF
murie In tho degree for poisoning his Wle new tr
on The ground thai the Jury properly char BY
the Judge Of the lower cOut
AN ESCAPING CONVICT SHOT
RICHMOND Va March 2O-Jacob WIlkerson, a
pero con yct IN PenentarY shot last night
of he guards while attempting To escape lie and four other
hole through the wall which overlooks the
outer yard and Wkerson vas getting through tho hole
when hs wss shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
TIE scOTT-sAMPsON LIBEL CASE.

LONDON March 20.-ln the Court OF queens
Bench to-day, in the libel case of Mr. Clement
Scott the dramatic critic of The Daily telegraph and
editor of The TLeaire against Mr. Sampson, pub
Usher of The R,f,rcc, the justices discharged the
rule niI and affirmed the previous verdict, but
STAYED execution for week upon the payment OF
Il 500 into the court to allow the defendant
an opportunity ofappealing. Both justices (Nlathcw
and Cave. in dschariug the rule for new trial
held that the defendant was not entitled to give
evidence rs 10 alleged previous misconduct OF IN"
The greatest difficulty IN The hand, of any unscru-
pulous aud vndicive defendant and that the
heavy damages were Justified by the VIhdlctNe
spirit in which the action was defended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
PROTEST FROM BAPTIST MINISTERS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-At a meeting OF
Baptist ministers this morning resolution was adopted
protesting in the If Christianity against the arrest
OF Godfrey Hubert, Baptist pastor at skem, Norway
who was recently sentenced by the Courts OF Justice in
Norway to pay fine OF $50 for bapzing convert Doth
Of whose parents members OF the church THIS Is
characterized the rash act Of mob but the or
maj action OF the of law, which stands IN panu
contrast the fact that every year hlndIcls Oh
thousands OF immi grants from scandinavia are MSl
comcd the United states to enjoy ctizenshp ana tle
frst liberty in the exercise OF their religious sent
meut" II was resolved request the Secretary OF SatH
to instruct the American Minister III sweden ana NOT
way 10 inquire inc the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
SYMPATHY FOR THE PARIS COMMUNE.

ROME, March 2O-There have been serious dis
turbanccs at Ravcnna. owing to the collection of
number of people to celebrate the anniversary OF
the Paris Commune. The people present at the
meeting refused o obey the summons of the author-
ties to dI,pcrse and collision cnsucd, in which one
of the snldicrs was killed andanO' her wounded
Many persons have been arrested.
LONDON, March 2O-A meeting attended by 300
Democratic workngmen, principally foreigners,
was held in London yesterday to celebrate the an
niversarv of the establishment Of the Commune in
Paris The principal features of the meeting were
speeches by Prince krapotklne and NJ. Layaroil
RESOLUTIONS were passed in favor of pcrseycring IL
the SuCialls; movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The opinion was
expressed at the State Department to-day that the
Monetary Conference which is called to meet In Pals
on April II will not take any important action. Inc
Powers which take part not believed to he IN
position to press decision. tits thought that little
more will be done than adjourn to some later dae
Nothing is known at the safe Department OF any
urepar,tons for reprcscntation Of the United states at
The conference. beyond The presence OF \ Dana h"i
the secretary of the American Commission VINO sai'd
a shor time ago Ii has beer suggested In other quar-
ters hat Minister Morton and Consul onerdl walker
will he requested TO take part behalf OF TINS Govern
mo If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
MTRDERED By HER LOVER.

CHERRYFIELD, Me-, March 20.-Iiarriet f.
sprague, young widow living in Cherryed' has Tor
time received the attentions Of Chester cunning
ham. Lately she has been visited by another young
man, one J. r. Wiley, Of whom Cunningham Decaih7
jealous. Yesterday afternoon Cunningham saw her OH
tbe wav to an evening meeting at the village and swore
that II Wiley waited upon her home he wOud XIII uer
After the meeting Wiley offered his arm 20 nIs
Spragu and they had walked about eight r0d- Wheh
Cunningham rushed up behind them, drew her heu oicS
with his left hand, reached over her shoulder WIN m
right cut her throat by stroke Of his knlfe anu
turned and hei. Mrs. Sprague lived about ten mhues
Cunningham arrested this morning at the mousse oi
his sister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
DAMAGES TO An INJURED PASSENGFR.

BosToN March 2O.-The action brought by
Mar l. parler against the Boston aud Albany Railroad
COMPANY TO recover damages for injuries received Dy
her while passenger the defendants road resul'od
to-day in q verdict of $4,000 III her iaNor "Ncn -
o. ono more than previous verdict set aside by Judge
,,,.ah ,ocouse il WAS excessive. Mrs. Parker pur-
had ckst from NrwYork fol Boston, and took pas
sage ON All express uain when dld hot a'' ~ 1,S ~
boweycr the train came to stop AZ NeWtoh .fIo % VI
Parker lived, aud while she was geVlhB U" "i0 ""i'
st,ri .d aud she was seriously Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
THE PAY OF ARMY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-SecOnd Controller
OF The Treasury Upton in passing upon the accounts OF
Major william smith, OF the Pay Department has rem
dered an important decision the proper construction OF
the act of March Q 1867 relative TO extra pay of the OH
GERS Of the Army one section of this act provides That
from the first day fully 1sG6, all officers OF the Army be-
West Point shall b. paid addition Of 33 13 per cent
to their present pay proper" The Second ConIo,lrr
hold that he act IN question should be construed as
10 allow te benefits to every officer rcgaT or volunteer
who was in service during any part Of the period OF two
years from July l, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
TWO .MEXIC1NS SHOT.

Denver, Col, March 20.-InfOrmation has
reached here Of Shooting ARRAY at Caracas, COLI result
ing in the killing Of one Mexican and the dangerous
woundng Of another by T. p Mawbry omploye of the
Denver and Rio Grande Railway Mawbry owed the
Mexicans 81 and offered TO pay it, hut the latter claimed
So The dispute resulted i'll the heXicans beating NAV.
brv who shot them m selfdccncc The high position OF
the Mrxicans created bitter feeling among tnelr coun-
tryrnen, wnO were about 10 lynch Mawbry. lie was
taken to the Chama Jail for safety from which he has es-