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100 MILES

MEANWHILE. PA.. august 2S. ls-2.
Srt1 Sper.ec Comyoag. IfI7ato. Ga.:
Miuk F., my du'y g. vri,c YOU in regard t. my
Gaze. Iv.. oneoc hevctius to fhc terrible dis
ease far e'erl yer, past. and lave been entirely
cured ty 'he zee of your eWIFTs SPECIFIC.
IS. =. viii cure i,. and ills jle only ching that
WIZ DO it. Lad tricl everything, and an the
prominent physician, ia Buffalo, Rochester. and
Cleveland. bu, tais only made me worse. andbroke
s9wu Iny general health with mercury and potash.
Il.arl II Your .................. here. so went
remedy, bur SIS TO salamanca
va not -9,a .-''.....' .-...' ouc hundred
mile, distant. 90 sciit When Ibc-an t. u-eit
wa in bad condition, my mouth was full, Of
ulcers head full Of sores. hair and eyebrow. gone.
INT aow am a, sound as a new dollar. Every
sufferer should know about your :. :. :.
J. W. WEyLEs.
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MORE BRIBERY ANs ConRrrr,ox
braa'' OF fe'ersenra, Attempts 20 pr,h.
Jon" D. Snaiiweee. Ir.. to Desert pczen.
derf, but 'sBadlv reei,d IN His Man
lFr0m Norfolk LEDGER. len

From Norfolk Ledger. leth,
To Nv RcpWblioda H4e,ads NJ o., 9
Congressional District: '0'V''"
Doubtless You were surprised fe,v a.r.
since 10 see card in the papcrs ~.
signature, setting forth that ! bea -
drawn my support from the Hon. Ioh, ~
pezeudorf ''"" r.
MY reason FOR SO doing was not tba, ,ho..
was any desire on my part TO ahando, ~
Dczendorf or the Republican narTv I 1l,
was done Tor the purpose 81 MAXIM NJ.
Libby and his Re&diuster allies as odion:
- pcSsib'e before the public, thereby bcne-
filing my party 10y SO doing.
For seine DAYS prior 10 the n,,ll;..,;...
Of the card l had been inpor,uned - ,Yi
white EeAdju>tCr allies 81 Mir. Iihhv - -.
and sec Colonel Brady nj Pciersburt,. ,bs,
Il would bc 10 my interest TO do 80
After thinking over the matter for Some
days 1 nnaiiI concluded 10 60 and leo
colonel Brady. and did 50. | me, h,,n
in ais Office in Petersburg. between r.
hours ~ n and - o'clock ON The 9Th da,
81 october. when the following CONF.
Sation took place; ] said 10 Colo,o,
Brady. =" understand YOU want IA s.a
ne" He said. Yes; have been infor1,.
cd that you have said that YOU We're fired
a. CsuyasSing for DcZcndorf." Sail tbot
WAS hil>laA'' in@' had only expressed
s. Willingness Il get out Of politics for the
purpose Of going 10 school in order 10
complete ny education. Brady then aid
III YOU viii write letter dcnouncjrc de-,
zcudoi. ! can secure YOU Dosifion IN
Washington which viii enable Won L. com.
picie your education" said did not
think il would he manly on my par; n de-
nouncc pezCndon In that way: that I
would prefer going 10 him as a man and
telling him that could not longer remain i'm
fhe canvass. Brady then renewed tho
offer II position and $500 if | would /
write The lt',er and leave the district
ANCr some deliheration ] consented 10
take the lribe from the WHITE MAN .
Brady. and wrote the letter AT hi, dicta- /
tiou. lie thcreupon agreed 10 pay the F
money In the city Of Washington, saving /
lat hc would Pc there on the 10Th. ON 4
TIE nh I called al The Arlington Uo,ci /
lui failed - sc him. ON TUESDAY The +.
1ltb. between the hours 81 - and O'Clock. .
received tn following letter. with 5l50 .
enclosed:
PENSION OTTICE.3
PTNN>YLvANIA AVENUE.
N. SINAI. rood Please allow me 10 con- 2
crtuiate YOU on YOUR manly letter O. !. r. f
n zaudoTi. You vii. ind enclosed the
sum II Slj1 sent 10 you, through me. by .
Ny. T.. q y. He j. at the Arlington .
L. '''>'' ~" .''" '.'' O"" '' 'V' Hlli' /
-.lN %" VIZ never L.'t occasion I'D H. +
-',' our I'M (.-- .,,.
....,..- - "a - - ''''' -
,.u..
D., ,-, 49,, ,'.- ~ l's
1,,.-,-,-,--.,--. -, $50
ihNZ>l A'ANlA A'hNOt.
A'. -. our, VIA 'ae 500 ra-
ia 1'e 81. 10 write TIE ietier that y.u
'leAe ~. ne o;aeI cl.l mus .e "a. 70 .
q, once. ~ / shall return nome lor ihe
H.-. @.ln i. b,z,utori. cam unl,t- '
,.--i ,our p, >.---...I-. Pc ,'.l your F.
pm. III i-- III . 91f n n. An,"er nl , .! .
81. bearer. joins .. >NAiLNoo-, ~.
f.mt.P.t.:
tENt~ ana Az M
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
H. >mQ.io00d: Please allow me 10 con-
cratuiaie YOU on YOUR manly letter o. J. F.
p.zeldcTi. You will ind enclosed the
sum II $50 sent 10 you, through me- by
Ny T.. q y. Tie j. 81; the Arlington
House. You had better call % ,ec him.
Top, YOU viii never hayc occasion % H.
-r,; your change.
NouT- truly. {. i. c.
October IL 1~~9
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FiDer-ye quote. fu.. - Z-m,t. 5N. .hf'r-
a... s9.rO1.4: Extra. s4.GU .4.-J. r.mt
r.u.ilt.e4.-j SJ.-J Patent family ttafG.3' .
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81. rc,-,s or.oher l7-FlOur quiet and un-
.,',n.a - Wheat lower. Int fairly active; ~:
81 "a old Straight down from e5h 20 32,'
~ -, 81 fr,1, a-a T. CSC. October; from 90 -
c -sn' x.e,,b.r Corn lower. hut very active ilf
SSoxe,,hcr: price generally unsettled; Bosc' -
&C. oct,i'.r: from so. 70 5ste. CLOSING q. 'ee'
Ueo.,.,9h.r oats lower: 33.c. each, S24e pclo-
%, =, Q0Lc November. Whlskey steady AZ
49, pork Gaiet at -2f75. Buik-mes.t,sT, ) o.
fbieg doing Bacon duli' shoulder, ILL.,
~. .ls.2j: clear. si7.l-s. Lard n"mnIl'
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LIVE. CEMENT AND PLASTER.
n0CKLAND LINE.

. 400 barrels FRESH ROCKLAND LINZ. from
,he celebrated Cobb Lime-hiins- Jail! eAls,Nl
- .ce,.,ner ID H. lugraham. for sale LOW from
~ ~ > ~ ROBERT WENDtNBUE6.
No. SOS Main and II Fifteenth street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II. lss2.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel Clifford. Norfolk. Tnitsd Stsies
mSlh merchandise aud passenger. L. <. Tsign
schooner Fanny Tracy. TIlton. New York. salt
II. \. Williams & 90.
schooner Mary Riley. Riley. New Ycrb. pis-Iron
Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Work-.
>ch loner =. T. CotuDgham. smith. Plilaieiphs.
coal. G. III. Page
schooner Frank Mcdonald, Ne Kcndry, PAnidcI-
pnia. coal, : =. Iaihrop.
schooner Moonlight. Lemon. New York. raliroao
iron. Richmond and Danyile rallrOsd.
schooner William Layton, Flowers. Bait more,
schooner Virginia Hswlcy. Galloway. iIsvrc dc
trace coal, Richmond and Dauvil.e railroad.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York. usr-
chandisc And passengers, 6. ". Allen & Co. sgerls.
steamer Norfolk. lawson, Philadelphia. mer-
shaudi- and passenger. i. W. McCarrick. agent.
Brig 4. :. Packard. Iiarkuc,s. Portland. Maine
coal. Chesapeake and ohio Railway COMPANY
schooner ". {. wickham. steelinan. New York
camel coal. g.. StQrrs; vessel. Curtis a rarhrr.
schooner SAmps. D'NcIll. Portland, coz. thcsa-
Ic4ke and Ohio Railway Company.
CLEARED FHON WEST FONT.
steamship Glcnapp lBr.L Macdournn, Brazilian
pcr'-. tour from Richmond and mcrch2ndi.e from
New York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Ok ToB'El fss2
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. >chermerhorn. OLA Foin; sud
Hampton. merchandise aud Passengers. ths~a-
poake aut ohio Railway Company land s1i',,l %
return.
steamer Northampton. NcCarrick. N0rfofk
mere kAudi-c and Passengers. Chc.a peak, and bht0
Railway Company tlnd e1iird on reiuru'.
steamer Accomar. Dcik- nerchsndi-e and va--
s'ngers. ~mlthhcld. Chesapeake and ohio Elftuay
Company and sailed ODD rtfuruI
steamship Floss. Lee. Galveston fnr LfycrfpO
cotton: pu' iu for coal tusl.
schooner Mary F. Long. ---. New YORK. g.
load coal.
SAILED.
steamship Alpcs. solder from New Yo.k for
Port au Prince. United state mail. having tkCp
coal fuel.
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FINANCIAL.
NO y EY l. . \ y + y

UrDH
rFtLT~TATE OR COLLATERAL cUHifY-
~r.,1l 1ft,utipn given O. tlr EiNIlN" OUT
.OF REAL f~TAIf ami l." tpLLt'ItpN Nt
E.>I~. Literal advance made.
t. hinI. n CITY And COUNTY, RAJ
E~IAIf lor -i.o.
SAILS BY AUCTION made ,u citf or c.a-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE 20 eXc.a.s' ~
Nlr-iniIu.
DFEp> writsm aud ACANOwLEDCMtAI-
token.
Apply for the Tirgaf0 L1ni Goid,.
GEORGE l.. CEhNfOEI
Real Estate. Land Agent. aud Auctilnc.r
arg--eo.l3W lUN5 Baua sff.tt
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INNATl.

crycrxArI. Octo,,r III lour .teady and N
~ - 4 DE-. a.kci Oct1hrr. Corn hriner ,
.,.st a.. october. 62ya6@ r.. Noyc.nh.r.
,,.ier. s-c. spot. YfC. bid October and No
,emher. Pors nim - - I 1r ,,t
3.ec-' In god demand. shoulder. llsc; Lih.
80. cirar l74c. Nhiskey -teady 80 Sl,l7
10 ,,tiou sales q frishrd goods. 9Zu barrels.
-, "a i,e.i. II Sly. sugar easier, hdris pa
H. Nrw Orie.ns unchanged. Hog, cull; CONE
mon and Iigii. s6es7.75; packing aud brtchefs'
"
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1orrsyrrE. October l7.-flour a good d.
,nsnd AZ nm uri 81 .searcc and nrmi Long
-, l,'D.,,d i,uf holder- firm. Ne. mixed
80 No ? white. $50 76c.: new ear 3s@ouc'
oSIs arm: northern. 36a37c.; mixed W. ,,rn
ss.s s4c. PORK firm and unchanged. l''fu 1r ....
ch.rged, Bacon quies and unchanS' ~ iiAil~
Ss,n,esar-eured. l6 e. WhiaEey firm Al sl'l''
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\L~ILL'> SWISS CO y ID l. y ~ J -
y MILK.
ull. fractured only 40 Neyey, ~~ltrran'. we
guarantee. t. ic tho HIDIE-I and 81 Et-l .H 'se
market. and free from sdulioraron oi ar, s'n1-
70 r.n wish the Ht~r De- sure GO ASS &C., iar
NEST" brand. an iahs goo other
For ,glc byai gr0rer- .nd druggists.
THOMAS LF'TMiNG < co., sole Agent
su 2n-Gm l. Col .e.e P.sre. Nv forh Gre
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BALTIMORE. october l7.-tiour active nd firm.
W't.sf-~nr.hcru easy. hut n0t guOtabN lower.
-..-er,. nglet and firm. sDuflern fet. .LO9H
.iI4. amber. Slip Sis, NJ. ! Maryland
r1f1Iual .l.l5: Mo- western winter red. si"t
and October. slnoMr .NJ4. '"fn-s'eti' .iN
a., ,,.,f,rr l--eerllrand lower. southern White
sr1r So. yellow. 7Ga77c. Oai- ,tld}. ~oniA-
cru. 4Ia 400: ri. rl.t-j r..f 3 a5sc.- VEN
90 7.g4fc. Provisions firm ana unchanged
G,aff.e am: RIO cargo. erdinary y i4lr. ...e
49,. sugar easy: '- -off. Pc. Nh'-6'! hfh
al i la $40 fre.rLt- que.
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crcAco. October l7.-tiour steady and un-
changed. Wheat IN fair demand bat lover - y
lnr a6ds6sc. october. 9lbe. NV'sule .,.,,,..s
6sir Nny..na-r. oats dun. weak ana h"'l
Sgf =, Do, a .-. .'r ff % ''." 'f
A., -. .t......-. "a, lV"V4i go - = -4-'' s-'-''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-26

Enress rsn frc.r All LaaI Passenger train lfav
n.r Vtryi.lis at - c. ri. 81 nnet Aanfd rouse
with Of Carson ari Colorado RAILROAD, aFrlFMs al
HrthoTne At $40 A. Of s.ue day. connecting with the
United states Stage Copauys line OF Concord eaches
Hriviuy at Aurora ard Rste Same eTeniT'!; r1srs@
n Lunnc st 53S P ~ e,nuec,ng With stags> for Grants
vile Belmont ~ o, and arriving At CMs"aF, st
S4c P M connecting with stages tor C9u'n,
bus Silver Peak. MoutasE Aida valley, tcL1
Mountain, Benton E.shop Crssk ans tn'ess'n'encs
H NJ YERI C TON.
tf1.zst7i SUpe-intepisF..
D. A. BENDER.
Ceaernl Freight and Is s.aser Agent.
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ro 4. zrs r,,r ,,i:, s,;t r1at.5 cose cnuuec
t.1r at NJ utd HtHss with teams n tn FhEt,i4
True,ce R.iroa! :.r r4n:s city an! z ~ 1nG Mn
the C,a,trai Pacific i: Reno, via tvs Fis2 fia "t
ISiisuat tor al points E'st ana Wet
II. NJ YEHxNa Gen S"rt'
ri ltTS,
Assistant Superiut4 adoit .,.,,
Geaerai Ere,l!t aui Passenger A. snt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
AT VARIOUS PLACES.

BosToy, March 10.-An incendiary fire at
Ncedham Mass. tls morning destroyed the Post Office
Block owned by the heirs Of }. NJ White, and boarding
house owned by Mrs Herring. The block was occupied
by t. B Fowler, grOcers. Total loss, 100000 There
was partial insurance the block aud on the stock Of
Nj Fowler.
FARIBAULr MINI, March l8.-The fire wh!oh occurred
here Yesterday was confined TO the block In which It
ORIGINATED The loss Is estimated at about $4,000.
Four buildings were destroyed The Barron House,
Hnmmcps photograph gallery, kilsmeyers Hour store
AMI Ihon,ssns candy The loss Is almost entirely
covered by insurance
BARRIE, ont. March ls.-George Cooke Il sons saw
mill at orr Lake. County simcoe. destroyed by fire
to-day. L0ss $4,000, insurance Agnt
CINCISSArI March ls.-A dispatch TO The TtaeS-Sid'
reports that IRE at Dayton, ONO, this morning de-
sroyed NJ B Parmeys dry goods store on Thirdst and
injured Kienaba's and Bunstne & Co.'s stores. Tho
total O-, r. 10000 Tie loss the building owned By
Robert r. Dickcy. Is $4,000; iully insured
PIrTsBURG, Penn. March l9.-A fire IN the engine
houee OF the Newcastle and OIL City Railroad Company
at Newcastle, Penn this morning, destroyed the build
Ing three locomotives aud several freight TLe oss
is $50 OOO The watchman, DonuCy, and lis son, who
were sleeping IN the building when the ho occurred, are
supposed to have pcrlshed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHNGroS. SATURDAY., March 1s.

WASHINGrON. SATURDAY, maTcn 10 lo7-'
Tho President has promoted Sergeants Wright ana
Green, OF the Signal Service TO be Eeutenants
contribution OF 81 from Chicago was received nj the
Department to-day for the relief of the sufferers
from the floods.
Tie President has approved the act authorizing the
PostmostcrGenoral TO adjust certain claims OF post
for losses by burglary fire or other unavoidable
casualty.
Counsel for Augustus c. sotcldo, charged with the
murder OF his brother has ed motion to quGsh the in
dictmont OF murder. The motion is based on purely
technical grounds.
The President has signed the commissions OF John Kus
sell Young to be Minister to China Cornelius LoPan TO
be Minister TO Chilli and Charles T. COser to be Pension
Agent ut Ncw-YOrk City.
The Zuuie Inlians OF Eastern New-MeKioo called at
the White House this afternoon and paid their respects
to President Arthur whom they regard and reverence
as a lineGl descendant OF General Washington.
Bids opened to-day In the office Of the supervising
Architect Of the Treasury for marble mantes for the
Post Office building at Hartford Conn. A Klaber, or
York. was the lowest bidder and viii get the con
tract.
Ravenue gent Brooks, of Greensboro, N. c. reports
TO Commss0ner Rau in regard 70 the seizure Of the
tobacco factory OF Eugene johnson in the Nlth District
Of North Carolina that The night OF March 10 party
masked broke into the factory, overpowered
Deputy Collector HobsOn, who In charge OF the
seized property and stole twenty boxes OF manu-
factured tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
su4LLPOX IN PENNSYLTANIA.

BETHLEHEM, Penn, March 1S.-Thc small
pox epidemic in South Bethlehem still prevails with
great violence, and tho authorities seem pOwcress TO
stay ts progress On Monday last the disease existed in
twcntyuine families in which seventy cases were re-
portcd To-day IOG families afflicted and it Is stated
that there are more than 200 In south bethlehem
alone Ii T. dnlcult obtain the exact number the
Board Of Health keeps record only OF afflicted families,
and not Of Individual cases II is asserted that IN
Instances the disease has been spread by domestic ami.
mails and az do.s and cats found at large being
shot Two smallpox hospitals have been erected, TO
which all indigent sufferers removed. A
number of cases have been reported in bethlehem
propcT and In the suburbs Of South Bethlehem.
Fl evident the disease Is slowly bat surely spread
ing to adjacent places, and the alarm ls increasing
among the people Nurse becoming scarce ana the
treatment Of many s mcagrc and deficient Bu-i-
ness ln South Bethlehem Is at sGndstl the streets
are deserted and dcsuate AID an impenetraOlo gloom
hangs over the town All the students at private semi
nuTcs and the University have gone 10 their homes ana
these il itutiJns temporarily closed. Michael Col
Inns emplot ed IN SOut, Bethlehem, but living 1T LawTys
went home Wednesday and Is now afflicted Win
the I2alady. David steiner, OF Allentown, visited
from the disease. Tne epiicTni In south Beth
ehcm is the result OF Car,lesncss and indifference.
Proper precautions totally ignored when the mai
Q,iy manifested ITSELF ana TIE authorities nave nos bc'n
cqal % the emergency Twenty dealt have so far been
repOrtld but tie number promises TO be largely aug
mented IL q few dai s.
MAUcH CHUNK, Penn March 1s-A case of smallpox
In Banks Township, about mile above here, Is reported
to-day The connection ~ Mauch Chunk with Bethlehem
hruG SO easy al outbreak the dreaded disease IS
feared here.
EA,roy, Penn. March 1sThe Directors Of the Poor
Of northampton County have issued notice that the
pest house now u and that no moro smallpox cases
cn bl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
MR.. BLISS on COLONEL COOK.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-COlonel Cook, de-
nes the statement made by Colonel Bliss to TRBuSa
correspondent that he Cook without authority from
the Government promised immunity from criminal
prosecution to the fraudulent bond cOnpra in Ph2-
delpia ATMBUSg correspondent called the attention
of colonel Bliss to this denial tonight and asked If thero
vas anything further 20 be said Colonel Fss ~ reply
handed the correspondent copy Of report which he
had mado to tho Attorney General up)a the subject
From this rcrort It appears that when the PEselphs
cases were in process Of preparation. for court Mr.
Valentine was embarrassed by promises OF immunity
held ont 10 some Of tho accused persons by
claiming to represent the Government The matter
referred 10 Colonel Bliss who went 10 Philadelphia 20
investigate and consult with Mr. Brewster aud Mr.. Val
entine. Il was decided that no immunity should bs
granted any of the accused persons Colonel Bliss says
u the report to tho Attorney-General While IA PhiIa
teplia come mention vas made that Colonel Cook had
I'm some general way Interested himself for Black. l
therefore took occasion mention Colonel Cook
interview at Philadelphia and to say 10 him that
thers should be no such settlement. lie cOncured
with mo and made no mention that lie had given
any assurances On the contrary. my recolleo-
ton Is that no said, implied that there
had been none am therefore, greatly astonshed at
the abatement contained Ia Colonel Cooks letter 10 you
of February 23 Ct course, do not impugn Colonel
Cooks good faith "a hi. statement 10 YOU but sii 10
not think that the he says ~ gave 10 Mr.
EOyer counsel for the accused men, were nuihOrKe or
that Nr Boyrrs clients entitled To rely upon them
do not understand that Colonel Cook mas anytime
had authority to agree dismiss criminal proceedings
generally II authority IS eought IN tue alleged refer
ence Of M Boyer to Colonel Cook then nave 70 soy
that Mr. Phillips Informed inc that he had distinctly told
Mr. Rover that civil suits must stand by ;heozelyoai
that no could prevent ais clients pyiuS the GoVera
ments csim but that that could not affect 'he criminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
CONCERNING THE CHINESE BILL.

TELEGRAPH TIL IRiBCNEl
WAsfuNGrov, March 1s.--The House Of Repre-
senatiycs held session to-day, 4" for debate ouly'
ON the Chinese bill The galleries were empty, and
very few members were present, and the debate
elected no interest whatever except in the partri-
pant4. The truth is that members Of the House gen.
eralIy have made mp their minds how they will
vote and the talk Of to-day was confined to those
who desire to spread before their constituents tho
reasons which impcl them to oppose or support the
bill.
From conversations with leading Republican
members Of the House to-day. TRIBUNE corre-
spondent is impressed with the belief that strong
and q proboblv successful effort will bo made to
amend the bill In some particulars If the bill can he
50 amended it will ceive the yOteSof majority Of
the Republicans otherwise probably it will not.
There are reasons to believe that number of DEM
ocrats will vote for some Of the proposed modiilca
tions Mr.. KassOn has prepared several important
amendments which he Will Oier at the proper time.
These amendments look 10 a reduction of the period
during which Chinese immigration shall be sus-
pended from twenty years T. ten, although it is
possible that Mr. Kasson and those who agree with
him might be willing to fix on fifteen years as II
comprouse. The other amendments proposed by
Mr. Kasson are notifications of the fourth, fifth,
sixth and seventh sections, which in general
terms require registration and the issue Of pass
ports to Chinese of the excepted classes who may
come into the United States and impose upon them
the necessity OF carrying with them wherever lhry
NAV 20 certificates showing that they have night
10 live in this country in fact these sections ap-
pear designed 10 make the soOurn of any Chinese IN
tbe Uniel >tates as uncomfortable as possible and
they regarded by Mr. Kas,on and others as being
undulv harsh and entirely out of harmony with the
general spirit of American legislation and pIactlce.
Tie amendments proposed designed 10 rob those
provisions Of he bill of their oppressive features,
and 10 leave al matters rel ting TO the details of adj
mimi. ira ion 10 such regulations as the Executive
may prescribe IN order to carry the law into etCt.
The exclusion OF skilled laborsrs" by the seven
teenh section OF the bill IS also regarded with dis
prohibiting he naturalization of Chinese. Repub-
icanj generally say that IN their opinion the bill in
nf chinese inning ration and is, therefore, ia viola
tou of the spirit OF the treaty # l-Sl the stpull
tions of which il Is the osieuaiOle design Of the bill
tu carry INTO effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Saturday, n

LONDON, Saturday March Il, 1880.
The Rev Nr Drobe has been appointed Bishop Of
PaQcTboTu, Germany.
Ia he Plusslan Chamber Of Deputies to-day the bill
for the purchase Of railways by the state read the
THIRD tine
The Crystal Palace Theatre, Marsciles has been de
.troyed by fire The actors mad great difficulty IL effect
ing their escape
General Wallace the United States Minister at Con-
stanluopc, lad audience with tke sultan on Friday
aud dinod With him to-day.
The Committee OF the French Chambers Of Deputies
10 examine NJ. Hoyssets proposal for hbolishlug the
COucOTdAt las elected ~. Pau Bert president.
It's reported at Madrid tha' General Preudergast has
resigned the CaptanG Gencralspo OF Cuba because Of dis
s,uslons between the Liberals and the Conservatives
the island.
The Committee of twenty-five Of the French Chamber
OF Deputies, appointed 10 examine NJ. B0yssets pro
posa for abolshng the ConcOrIat is with the eKccp
non Of two its members. opposed TO The measure.
Fity one mollbHrs of tho Opposition ia the servian
euptachn, hays resigned. and the Assembly has been
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WEADERS on 4 STRIKE

LAWRENCE Mass, March 1S.-Ihree hun
dred wesvers In the worsted department Of the Central
Pacido Mills strike THIS afternoon stopping
600 looms The number of strikers "a 700, and
the other wcavers at the Central Pacific,
numbering 400. declare tonight their Ia
tention OF not resuming work on Monday.
This evening mass meeting held IN the city Hall
Mayor Breen presided ant asked tho men 70 consider
tl.' suatiOn clearly. Peter McCOrry Editor OF The
Crh0lc Herald advised the strikers to arhirate with ths
manufactures. a prominent merchant recommended
tt the arik. continue and offered substantial AID Mr..
Lewis lower clerk OF TIE Board II ealtha cuunsecd
inc strikers 70 continue ia the course they had takn
pssolrons were sd pied rccommen ling the appoint
mont OF board ul Gr.rItiOu. TIC str era declare that
tley Will not return to work I'll the Old pucc. are re
Mills viii shut down." stopping 100000 pndles, and
throwing out OF employment between $500 aud 5000