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New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
ANTLCHINESE AGITITION

SAN Francisco, March 4.-The Chinese of
this city are much excited about the antChinese mass
meeting held here to-day. The Chinese merchants held
long conference yesterday to discuss the question, and
resulted in the following dispatch TO the Tung Wah
Hospital I'm Hong Kong, which Is similar TO the Mer
chants Exchange here: "There Il great excitement
here against many OF our cOuntrymen now coming.
Use all your power To stop them and save us trouble
RENO New March 4.-GovemOr John II. Kinkead, Of
Nevada last night issued proclamation in which he
expresses the earnest hope that all citizens Of that state
will unite with those of California and oregon in giving
n full expression to their views upon the subject OF
Chinese immigration, and will urge upon Congress he
importance OF speedy and favorable action upon the bill
before that body.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
THE INSPECTION OF SHIP AND NAVY
YARDS

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The members of
the House Committees and the Naval officers inspecting
sbip and navy yards visited Cramps yards to-day and
inaneced the monitor Terror which ia the stocks
and which It is estimated. will require S750OOO TO
finish After a thorough inspection OF the machine shops
and other portors of the works the visitors went 10
League Island \ tour through the Navy Yard was made
and the party boarded the Jason and Nahant, both
sipe trreted monitors which bear their battered
yrtor SIGNS of severe service Both of these ships are
m GOOD condition and could be made ready for service IN
i've DAYS A careful examination OF the monitor Malto
uonah was then made IL will require about ten months
labor and an expense Of $3.50 900 to place heT Ia cOhdi
n for active service From League Island the party re-
turned to the city and left here ut ooO p H. IOI wash
ingtOn. $1,000. -. .....,,...o a. al a. yo+ ,sl
M ference concerning the result Otthe luYtFtKduon
and he was therefore unable 20 say what the nature or
their report would be. From the favorable comments or
iudvidual members Of the committee concerning the
Iyidom OF completing the monltore the impression pre-
walls that the committee VIII urge upon congress tAo
necessity OF completing the vessels
WAsuNGroN, March THE members ofthe House
Committee on Naval Affairs and others who left here
Yesterday morning guests Of Messrs Harlan and Ho
liugsworth John Roach, and Cramp Sons, shpDuders
nm the Delaware River returned half past II o'clock
Tonight Ihe members OF the committee express lheuc
selves ns being highly gratihed with the Inspection Vi
inc shin var ln Tue general impression hohB Wy lcP
OF the House and the naval OncetS WHo uo
couU,ucd the party l. ithat the question ~ 10 now tuc
yc,t IA should be completed should DC declueu "l'Hou'
further delay.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
TIE ATTACK ON TIE QUEEN.

LONDON. March "A solicitor has been retained
bv the friends of MacLean TO defend him at his
forthcoming trial. According to MacLeans account
he has sister married to Mr. Harris, lessee OF the
Drury Lane Theatre. The railway truck OIL Which
the bullet from MacLean's pistol glanced has been
examined by an expert 1t appears that the shot
so far as elevation is concerned, was fired in line
with the Queens carriage.
It is reported that MacLean bears himself cheer
fully, and sings in his cell. The British press eX-
presses much qualification at the mani
festation of feeling by the American
papers and people of all shades of politics.
which fulfls the antcipatlons expressed here In
the first comments on the attempt upon the Qncens
nfe The almost universal opinion in England
seems to be that MacLean is lunatic. General sir
Frederick PonsOnby replied to Minister LowelIs
personal telegram as follows 60 The Queen is much
touched by your congratulations and desires to ex-
press her sincere thanks" The Empress of Austria
will visit Windsor on Monday to personally con-
gratulate the Queen. 49,.
II is said that the persons who tried TO upset the
carriage conveying MacLcan from the Town Han
after Ills examination yesterday, had design to
throw him into the Thames.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NETS.
Fatal. MINING ACCIDENT,


TsuPTNNING, Mich, March Am accident
s tcd I'm tae death Of Henry Carlson and PcterJonsou
Thonas Williams and Collins Magnus were wounded
SENTENCED TO Ri HANGED; -,
CTVCryNATI, March "A dispatch to me
Times star saya that IN the appeal Of W. W. Rca, who
klad lanes Goodwin near Pulaski, Tenn la7t July,
the supreme has affirmed the sentence ofthe lower
courts and Rea viii be- hanged on April u.
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
JvDrANAPOIIS. March AT stones Station
for miles north OF Winchester boiler In the sawnil OF
Weston a Barnes TX plOded YESTERDAY morning. hIih5
i've men and wounding two others. The boiler dYlucu
into a dozen pieces and seated III all dIccuohs'
CHARGED WITH FRAUD,
KFot,rK. Iowa, March Nv. \. Sturges, OF
Chicago grain nperatOr was arrested here last nlght
ON mo charge of defraudinC Francis l. kennct 90" 3I
chicago of $50 600 worth of grain, stored III hrohuA
,rnp elevator when surges was its proprietor lie Was
held In 81 900 bail, which was furnished
A PAY CAR DETAINED.
proprA March 1.-The Wabash pay car
byd To a side track IN this city last night, ana
an enrorcd employees the road Threatened 10 dc'ah
II nt6 they received the two months wages que tnen
be di.iou sIperintendent sent for, ana on prom
l-ng payment Of wages by Monday the car was u-
lowed to proceed
MINING AND INDUSTRIAL EAPOSlIlON. ,
DENVER, March 4.-Ihc directors OF the
National Mining aud industrial Exposition closed cor
trct for c u ding yesterday. Ground Will De brok u
,lcYf Wednesday nud the building Will be hnSheI Oy
Au,1I.L The Chicago Burlington and llhcy rOhi mas
rn Grading the end of r No, and The Denver hAu I'
traude ROAD Is largely increasing 'ts loIce'
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD
,,o,r,>,s ,rr.CK ON THE QUEEN.

MACLEAN,s ATTACK ON THE QUEEN.
TIE LIprR,L VICTORY AND MR. GLADsIoNh "Hnn.
srrrcm- MR.. uRADLAuCHs nEFLEcIioS-1hE ONT HE
crssIoN OF THEssALY-A ROYAL ColLL'h of
MUSIC. n ,,,,.,,
snoaLs of the Queens qualification at the ex-
nrcssions of sympathy from America. Mr.
clodstone's victory over the House of Lords,
in connection with the Land Act, is referred
to Bradlouchs reelection, it is said, Will
in,nose fresh difficulties upon the Govern
ment. The peaceful cession of Thessaiy was
celebrated at a banquet in London last nisn''
The Prince of Wales presided at meeting IN
ST. Jamess Palace called to promote the fouhd-
ing of a Royal College of Music. More ti,-A
5000, 600 has already been subscribed, AN
other appeal has been made by the British
nublic 10 Mr. Barnum in the hope that he VIII
relent. and not deprive it of its own JUMBO.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
CANAL TOLLS FOR 1882 NoT FIXED. ,

CANAL TOLLS FOR 1882 NOT FiNLD -
AIpANY March I.-Ihc Canal Board met to-uay
fT 10 r-e of fixing canal toll sheet iOr I99- D- 'he
matter v as pos pOned until March :.
A D ATH SENTINtE
prTrsUI-PG March John AucIurlhy, Wh"
Killed William Ieslciu Diamond h.iey Hu' 7"'- '" ~
CrruDgr g. W as to-day sentenced 70 BE- hanged
ROCHESTER, STRIKES ENDED.
RoCUrSTFE. March i.-Ihe sttlkc IN 'unNiHH-
hams carriage factory has cngcd, and tae 900 hru "l 1.V
ir of Of work since January -7 VIII resume "oiA h'AI
wednesday Mutual concessions were mace
NEW COMPANIES INCORPpEAIEp'
ATBAvY March The following companies were
i,cnl',rsfid niay: The Dat Electric Light Company, o
IoIk capital f3OUOJI; and tie i!", &
arr.Ase Manufacturing tOupauy ciI'H F-''''''
4 LAWYER AItt'lI.D ,
T,ernv Penn Mar,h I.-JOsuua Il. SuIla--, Q
lawyer and Ioicau Wa arrested ms morning ."i
iirl,fy iroeurri the vote ut cooted man lh u' A'
TIr-idrnt election. The arrest causes nu,h eA''"'' al
political circles. .....,,.,..-r
DANIEL MANNING \ BANK PtfSIbEN /. H.,
ALBANY. March 4.-Daniel Manning was to-aay
eccf, ufr.eut of the Albany National CONNIE, LAD
an Nv li, ,,,, uv ftr rath Robert 10. Pruyu, aud
Robert c. Pruyn the eldest the late president o INC
bank was chosen vice pir7iicht
INDIAN PRISONERS 10 BE LIBEltAIED. -
SA% FrANCisCo March IA dispatch from uc-
son Arizona. says The forty Indian Wl7oi'ta ~,
I bo ere implicated ia the Ciblou 0ntbIriA VIII De
returned 0dav O los under military "''ni hhu ''
at irttv IheT capture. detention Rhd lihhsI nave cost
Tho ent over 1000 Although the evidence II con
c.ye of their In the OubTraA, no enois nav
Ire made 10 enforce legal examination INTO inc Iaels nor
measures adopted " punish IheIn
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
EOREIGN NOTES

LONDON, Saturday March f. 1882.
ukasc has been issued IN Russia authorizing the ap
ponteu Of professor Of Polish literature at the War
saw University
The Oldham cotton masters have decided TO call n
meeting next week with view the adoption OF short
time IN theirmils.
The men who were arrested on suspicion Of stealing
the body OF the Earl Of Crawford have been discharged
for lack OF evidence.
Count AmelOt de ChaOn and ". Dcvienne nave been
appointed Ministers from France TO Brazil and the
gcntino Republic, respectively
News from all parts Of the Regency Of Tuuis is salts
factory Two bata0ns Of French troop, have returned
home Tab Bey hae not yet been released
Hessy Uelfnanu. who was Tesped from the cNccu-
tiOn Of capital sentence for completely In the assa5sna
tiOn of the late Gar. died last week In childbirth
It IS said that the Brussels merchant, Pezer who Is
charged with killing NJ Bcnays. OF Antwerp in Brussels
in January last, at the time Of the killing fl St.
IOus. Mo,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
A DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, NdTCU Il no INHIVCI''IO
Congressional Campaign Committee, to consist OF one
member from each state and Territory 10 be selected
by their respective delegations in Congress has been
partially formed by the selection of the following Kep
resentatlves: Hendo1, Alabama; Jones, Arkansas
Rosecraus California; Phelps Connecticut, Martin Del
aware; Clements. Georgia; Townshend Illinois CoDo,
Indiana: Thompson, Kentucky; King. louisiana NC
Lane Maryland; Morse Massachusetts, singleton MIS-
sisslppI; Clark Missouri Flower, New York; Cox,
North Carolina: Randall Pennsylvania Evins, south
Carolina: WhtthOrne, Tennessee; WelbOrne, Texas !;
Barbour Virginia; Ouray, Arzona Ainsue, ldaho NC
Ginniss. Montana Post, Wyoming
AS the full committee will consist OF forty-six mem
hers eighteen remain TO be selected. After eoch state
and Territory has been heard from General t0secrans
chairman OF the Democratic Caucus, Will cal the COM
mttce together for the purpose OF selecting an EAecu
tive Committee and a chairman.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
TIE UTAH LEGISLATURE.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 4.-The Legislature
today adopted concurrent resolution calling conven
ton on April TO- which, when organized may frame
State Constitution for Utah. the proposed state
and define It's boundaries elect delegates TO proceed to
Washington and urge the claims and rights OF
Utah TO Statehood nominate and provide for the
election OF Governor legislature JUDGES Secretary
and other state officers and representative in Congress-
provide for OF the Legislature for the purpose
Of electng United states Senator's submit ls con
stftution and for and other officers to
The people their approval dsapprova, under such
regulations as It may determine, aud take such other
stems as may he necdf TO accomplish the end sought
No money for the expenses pay OF the delegates has
vet been appropriated.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

Wales presiding. II was called to promote the
foundation of Royal College of Music. This was
followed. Yesterday. by meeting under the Lord
Mayor. comprising the Masters of the City Com
panies. which it is hoped may devote to this
purpose portion of their immense sur
plus funds, as they did for technical education.
Other meetings will shortly be held throughout
the Kingdom. The amount already subscribed ex-
ceeds 5000, ,OOO The Prince of Wales, who deliy-
cred a striking address on Tuesday, ex-
pressed strong personal interest in the success OF
the College, which is to be open to all comers.
There are hopes that there will be American sub
scriptions.
THEATRICAL.
Mr.. Irving closes the Lyceum tonight till
Wednesday to complete the rehearsals aDd prepara-
tions for the presentation of Romeo ana Jun et'
which have now lasted three months The mount
ing is reported to be the most elaborate and spen-
did ever known in Shakespcrean representation
Messrs. Carr and Hardys Far from the Madding
Crowd" has been produced in Liverpool with
marked success. The published accounts Indicate
singular closeness of resemblance between this and
"Tho Squire" confirming the accusation of pla-
ciarism against Mr. Pnero, already sufficiently es-
tabshed.
JUMBo'S REMOVAL
Preparations continue for JumbO's removal. The
British public still hopes that Barnum Will relent'
Mr.. Lowell at a public dinner declared that Jumbo
was the only burning question between England
and America.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHuEs ILLNESS.
Alarming rcports were published to-day of Lord
Randolph Churchips condition. On inquiry tins
afternoon learn that he is not quite so well, but
that there is no cause for anxiety. g. IS.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
1HRlE MEN KILLED IN Il COLLISION

SYRACUSE March "A passenger train and
freight train the Syracuse, Chcnango and Newfork
Railroad came IN collision last night, three miles north
oi Earlville GcorCe Collins the engineer, and John
Sullivan the fireman. Of the north bound train, and John
Blumenrou fireman of the south bound train, were all
killed Byron Atwood n bageagcman on the north
bound train, was severely injured The three men who
wore killed lived in Syracuse Both engines badly
wrecked baggage tclcscopcd and the pas
srnc r and freight cars much damaged The accident
was caused hy mintcrprttation OF orders scnt To
Farlvilc hold the north bound ru, which was tire"
hours behind time. The Coroner will make searching
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
MEYICAN AEFAIRS.

CITY OF MEXICO, March A branch of
the Federal and Banking Office has been established
at Oaxaoa much to tho qualification Of the citizens
Governor Daz has granted n concession for lighting
the streets Of Oaxaca. He has also appointed commit
tee TO inspect the public school system.
The Bishop Of TabascO has been slightly injured
through a locomotive the Central Railroad backing
into passenger train aud crushing the end OF car on
which lf Was riding.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
OFFERS TO Buy TIE SpR4GUE PROPERTY.

PROVIDENCE, March 1.-The Supreme Court
to-day heard arguments concerning the various oer7 to
purchase the A. < W sprague property. General
Butler was present. proposition was submitted from
Wilhour jackson N Coz to the effect that II the Court
should authorize the trustee to sell the property In
Iuun tbry woud start the bidding ri 80 $4,000 taking
the title rs Nlr ChaGcc could give IT, with the risk "t
further adverse litigation. The decision was postponed
llnfl Mrlnr.IHN.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
SIrppRrSSING WAR NEWS.

VIENNA March 1.-The Austrian military author
itics have received strict orders not to permit the
dispatch of any reports whatever except official,
in regard 10 military movements, even If they mere
ly deal with accomplished facts, Mr. Evans, the
well-luown correspondent of The Manchester Guar
dian I'm Dalnatia has been ordered TO quit Austria
within three DAYS Two persons have been arrested
AT Ragusa for assisting Mr.. Evans to spread false
news of insurgeut victories.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
MR.. CONKLING'S INTENTIONS UNKNOWN.
my ~ 1 nnr Aru 10 LIE IRLHCNEL

WAeuINGTON, March 4.-Nothing has been heard
vet from Mr.. Conklng regarding his appointment
II was said to-day by gentlrman who Is familiar
with Mr. Conklug'' characteristics that 1t would
not be ut all surprising If he should give no answer
unti ne had received his commission, for the reason
that that would be his first official notice OF the
opno,utmcut. He had received, of course, the
Presidents letter informing him of the nomination
hnt he could not know anything officially about
the confirmation until he received the commission.
rho rsu,I interval occupied in getting a COM
mission slgnod after confirm iton is from i've days
IN q week The country may, therefore, be kept III
IFS present agony OF suspense for several days 10
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
AFFAIRS IN CANADA.

TORONTO, March 4.-The Pittsburg author
ities have been teesphed for TO and receive the
prisoner Miller who has been committed for cxtraditon
OTTAWA, March 4.-The GOvenOr-General yesterday
assented the biz abolshing the duty on bills Of ex
change and promssOry notes. and also to the act for the
relief Of the Bank OF Prince Edwards Island.
WINNIPEG, Man, March 4-Severd members Of the
Edmonton Vigilance Committee. who have been ousting
claim jumpers, have been arrested and committed for
trial Chief amongst them ID Mr Oliver, Editor Of The
DLLuI
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
VARIOUS PLACES.

TOLEDO, March "A fire in the roof OF the
Chamber OF Commerce building to-day cxtinglished
before much damage done. It interrupted business
I'm two National banks and the Western Union Telegraph
Office which are In the building. Business was soon re-
sumed.
MEMPHIS March A fire occurred this morning at
Aucusta Ark which destroyed several business houses
II oriciuatcd I'm a livery stable and burned the stores
cupied BY Messrs Taylor shOup, Clinton, Rosen aud
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THE CzAR AND THE EMPEROR WILLIAM.

TTIE VLAN AND I'M ETT EIVVTV :" II111T1'--I'
LONDON March IA dispatch from st. Peters
burg to The Times says " An emissary started Tor
Berlin on Tuesday with an important letter from
the Gar to the Emperor William. 1t is believed
that the Gear wrote the letter Immediately after his
reception of General Skobcleif on Tuesday morning
at Gstchina where 1t Is said General Skobc.ch ar
rived on Monday night"
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
FAIL OF 4 BALLOON INTO THE SEA.

LONDON, March IA balloon containing Colonel
Brine, of the Royal Engineers and an caronaut'
which started from Canterbury intending to en-
deavor to reach France fell into the sea about nine
miles to the southeast of Dover, steamer went to
the rescue but in the meantime the Calais mail
steamer picked the men up and landed them at
Dover ,
Later reports from Dover say that the aeronauts,
sighting Il steamer. purpOsely descended, because
the wind had shifted and was driving them toward
the North Sea,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
BILLS SIGNED BY TIE GOPERNOR.

ALBANY. March /. - The Governor has
signed the following bills Authorizing the Mclonc
school TO raise money fora library and reading room
defining the liberties OF the jail in Cayugn County
,lir the act In ascertain the citizens who shall be
led to The rights OF suffrage IN cities Of over lbOOO
and villages ubuttng on them; extending the tline TOT
tbe collection OF taxes in Norwich, ChcuaugO county
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
THE FIRE RECORD.
ACHURCH DESTROYED.

PITTSFIELD, Mass, March 4.-Fire broke
out this evening the Congregational Church Mt Great
harrington Mass and the church and chapel were de
stroyed. The church waBa large stone building, upon
which $1,000 has Just been expended in repairs chiefly
In decorating the interior Most Of the was given
by Mrs. Mark Hopkins, of California. who formerly
lived here The church was completed and rcopened
last Christmas The chapel built two years ago AT
a cost Of $4,000. The whole property was valued at
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
EXCITED BY AZ ALLEGED APPARIHoN.

Troy, March 4.-The lower portion OF the
city is greatly excited the alleged miraculous ap
pearance OF the Virgin Mary in house IN tlrst-st
Eight women and five men assert they saw the appar-
ITO, II aopenred be meath picture of the Virgin Mary
III b aJ.is ,y nich hangs On u wall bupeTSttlous per
snns are Waiting the house and carrying away bricks
Ud ,"ortar The Rev Father Qug,ey scouts the mira
e theory and others say the illusion was caused by sun
light dancing on the val.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
FOUND GUILTY or CONSPIRACK.

Chicago, March 4.-In the criminal prose-
cution here today Ia behalf Of the Madison Square
Theatre against Alexander Byer George Larocque and
Edward Corbey COrbey and Byers found guilty OF
conspiracy, aud held In $1,000 bail TO answer In the
Criminal Court This IS said to be the first successful
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
DAMAGE TO MRS. STEWARDS PROPERTY

Flames broke ont yesterday in the hye-story
building at No 10 Readest. The police made the follow
ing estimates OF losses after the fire had been eR-
tinguished: j IT, Iabau. dealer in artificial ivory,
$500 Louis Heitkamp book glider, $500; Charles II.
Ludwig printer, $l00 the building, owned ny the
Stewart estate. was damaged $500. The cause OF the
fire is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
I-NsETTI ED IREI AND.

LONDON March 4.-Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary
for Ireland has returned TO Dublin. large organ
lied crowd of people hooted him at the Gort depot
as the train passed by last evening Hazel, an ex-
suspect has been arrested for supposed connection
with the demonstration. 90
SIX arrests were made to-day in connection with
the murder Of the intorncr Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
SEVEN HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.

y HTC DTOkU UTI VdITy IVSIVIIHl II"T"'''o III
the stable belonging John Higgins at Flushing H. l
I'm which there were eight horses Seven OF them were
burned TO death, and the stable was destroyed MT
Higgins estimates his loss al $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

prosecution Of the kind on record The evidence used
was copv of Hazel Kirkc purchased from the defend
ants for $40 The person had list Of seyentyseyen
copyrighted plays.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
TIE CEssIoN OF THEssALY.

numerous and influential company, including
many members Of Parliament, celebrated tonight
the peaceful cession Of Thessaly and the termina-
ton of the work of the Greek Committee by a
banquet at Willis's rooms Lord Rosebery was
In the chair. Mr. Lowell and other Minis
ters were invited, but declined on the
ground that, while sympathizing with Greece,
they were unable, representing friendly Powers. to
take part In a demonstration against Turkey. Mr.
6partaly, the Greek Consul-General for the past
twenty years, and the acknowledged head Of the
Greek community, has resigned because he was un-
willing to remain In official relations with Mr. Cen
nodius, the present Charge GAilaires. An Athens
letter says the Greek Government will shortly recall
Mr. Gennodius. whose conduct has recently occa-
aoned unfavorable comment IN London society.
ROYAL COLLEGE or MUSIC.
A most remarkable and brilliant assemblage met
in st. James's Palace on Tuesday the Prince OF