New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
FOREIGN NOTES.
i IN A4l'HN W. Id
LONDON. Friday. April II, 1882.


President Grevy has returned to Paris.
Tho Allan Line steamer Manitoban, previously re-
ported l.hOra GfcenOcB WAS nOaed last eNohhS'
ukase las been Ifs ned ut ST. Petersburg, April Ii,
appointing Baron JOmini Secretary 81 state.
The steamer FaraiAy, Which has been engaged in lay
inc fine second Of The American cables, orriyed of the
Lizard to-day.
Messrs. F. Warne & Coz Of London. have published
the stoddard memoir OF LongfelOw, in which are mar
rnicd The principal events Of tle poets lie
IT, The Spanish Chamber OF Deputies to-day debate was
r,sumed on the spanish Treaty Of Commerce.
senior Lambrus member from Catalonia, demanded pro
lection for al branches Of spanish industry adding thGt
without proto ctl0n the Industries could not exist
The Newmarket Observation-Disclosures to-day was won
by Baron A. do Rohschilds Barbe Blue, Mr.. Radmalls
Briancy being second and Mr.. Lcfoyre's Bofry third
Mr. Pierre Loriards Mistake and six other horses ran
unplaocd.
The CORRESPONDENT II The Times at Alexandria says
that despite the fact that il is known that the ECrcassan
officers mad formed des to stab Arab Bey, Minister
~ War and d the assassns actually in waiting, n Is
probable The officers viii be promoted nsubordi-
nation in the army Is increasing.
Al tho Mansion House Police Court today the Mar
ous Of luny appeared a charge OF obtaining 5000
under false prctences from the standard Bank of British
south Africa in Lordon Mr.. Clark Queens counsel, Tor
the prosecution asked FOR the initial Of the prisoner
The case adjourned until Wednesday, Bal was
allowed.
dispatch to The Standard from Berlin says that the
Instrumental equipment OF the German Polar Commits
sion and the detailed plans OF observation viii be in
strict accord with the international arrangement The
exediton will leave Europe in the early pIrG OF June.
me sout hern Marty will embark In the German rgate
Moltkc Gy MOntoyideo.
Adspntch from Paris says considerable portion
OF he shares of the paper Ia II held by the
Banoue Nationale. A syndicate Of shareholders, in
GLIDING NM Gambetta and Rensch, took legal proceed
Ing to enforce tho summOning o. meeting OF the bank
with unlimited powers Of changing tho management
The promoters OF the movement AT the last moment
fuud that they would be IN the minority and abscnted
thcn.clves from the meeting Tho Oher shareholders
resolved to sue the syndicate Tor damages"
HAvANA, April 1i.-Thomas +. Wilson, United States
Commercial Agent at Cardenas, has sailed on the
steamer rhornnil FOR the United Staes It ia believed
that he Is AN applicant for the position Of ConsHGencr
at Havana.
OTTAWA. April 1f-In the Senate to-day the BIZ legal
ling marriage with deceased 81 les sister read for
the third time and passed by vote OF 81 to H. Those
voting against the bill have given notice that they viii
appeal To the Governor Genera Tor us Ncto anu AlH
fti- they will petition tue Queen To d-alOW the DlL
CITY or MEXICO, April l4.-Negotations are In pro
gross between Mexico and England looking toward the
opening Of diplomatic relations. This Government 10
fa,or,bly disposed toward the proposal. The
Governor OF the state OF GucrrO has issued new min
ing regulation. whereby Onc-twcnly ntl OI the prOnI
from mines must 70 10 the olatc'
ST JoIrN's n. f., April 1.-The schooner Edward
Albro belonging TO Mum co.. was crushed In the Ice
few DAYS ago southwest Of Cape Race The crew
were re. cued by French vessel and anded at ST. ieIc
THE morning inc schooner was bound irOm BaIDaIces
to Harbor Grace with mOlasses