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New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
A CENsES PUBLICATION.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Tbc first and most
important publication cmbodyiug the suits OF the Tenth
Census appeared today In handsome qu1rlo volume OF
nearly 400 pages, containing the ni iblcs of pJpull
uon whintroiuctory remarks colored maps. diagrams.
computations and notes. designed % assist tie student Ot
the tables The h.st oi these tables shows the popua.
lltiOu Of The United states " tie aggregate by sexes,
tvty aud race; the aggregate population 20 elcI census
~ each and Territory tuted 40 the date 0f
that the perc ntge of Increase, the density %
population, the aggregate population ant the co0rcd
and foIti-n population in relation TO t0pD graphical
features elevation above the level 10 The
nual temperature, 10 the mean temperature OF July aud
# January to the maximum and minimum mpsr,ture.
and to tine annual and tuc sp-ug und summer rainfall.
iibe $50 sAo~- tlc population oi each state AMI icr-
and Present. recO Il of cuaugcs ~ county oiAnla-
ton, since the last u-Lt Iab three shows tuc pop
ala ion of civil divisions Ice, thtn cotlrt-. ntuu.ns
cities. u the agrcgt" al tHc Crn-r,s "a -~D aud l-1O,
and presents record Oi changes Ia these divisions sHcs
tao last census.
The tables are introduced IN char;
ter VrcpaIcl by General walker and
Mr. Gannctt, giving an cpomlfci view Of
tbr progress ~ the NaJn az the end of each gccae
l,gJ 10 I~~O Tnc introduction gl-o c0utun, chap
tcIs relating 10 the settled and u, tt ar, !a $50,
urban population. the centre Ol pOpG adm. elements
population, the ply steal features Uf the country,
their influence upon he Distribution O population, etc
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Friday,

LONDON. Friday, March 3, 1882.
It is Officially announced that the Aus r.ans have
captured UioX aflcr II desperate stragglc
-Four hundred rifles have been discovered in oouucc-
ton wita plot in Catalonia TAcy believed to be
the property of Car!.s,s.
The Greek Chamber after three days debate, Laa in
validated The OF the Minister Of War by vote of
ia to 80.
a scaling match has been arranged between Edward
Hanan OF Toronto, and Edward 1ckett Of sydney, y.
g. W. Tor 1900 side 10 take place on the Thames on
May l.
The American bark II. j. Brooknan, Captain Tucker,
from NewYork January 81 for this port spraug leak
on February Il, and Was abandoned watcrlOggcd. Her
cargo Of petroleum subsequently exploded. Part Of her
crew were landed Al Gibraltar.
The opposition The Prussian Economical Council to
the Tobacco monopoly bill has surprised aud annoyed
Prince Bismarck who counted upon the councils
as standpoint 10 be used In the Bundesrath anst the
onnostion Of the South German States. The preamble
~ The bill estimates the net profit from the monopoly at
I6G 00O, 900 marks
The woman Fearneaux, who was arrested at Birming-
ham some time ago t0E fraud While ReFaOnating alter
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE ANTI-CHINESE BILL.
IBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The debate upon the
An;i-Chincse bill seemed nearly finished att O'Clock,
aud Senator Miller, who introduced IL. thought an
other haf hour woul9 be sufficient time in which 20
pass IT, majority Of the Senate however. thought
il best 70 postpone he voting until Monday, aud tho
Senate adjourned.
The speeches OF to-day were in favor of the
WcI3Arc-although OBJ ciiOaablc features were
pointed out-a1d were uniformly dull Mr.. Farley,
the Democratic Senator from California, WAS espc-
cialy proy, but this was perhaps 10 be- expected.
for Senator 5llcIs speech of Tue.day exhausted the
Affirmative side of the question aud lof little for
his colleague except t. reas,er' th stock arguments
which were first hcagi from tac lips of Krarney
against the slant-cyed C.lcstial,. Senator MaXoy
asserted at uancc.aary lcagth his own belief that
tie flam Of the C0nsti ution never contemplated
opening zap The way of li.', liberty aud .bs DIl Iit
of hlppilcs, q the All'ici. Senator saul busy,
wLo once explored ,he taiuc-e quar- 6, of San .fa1-
cisco, gave some hints Of bis convict Oh, formed ~
that cApc.ien c, that tis Moagol and ,he CauCasan
woab uc,cr as,imuatc, and that Monspiials were
uo. e., irlble ucIghho.s.
senator Garland, speech was q legal ar,umrnt
defining the right Of the Government uudor tho
treaty to cgi,hto for the pg g.y,uuon o. Chinco
uu Tatiop. Scul'or Ilcall, did not make
speech bat pointed out som. defects in the bill aud
proposed some amendments the principal one pro-
Viiiug that the uspcu.iOn of imui2TatOn should
Lr lo4 instead O.. eniy years as ia the original
bill. In Lrc: explanation of his position be sad
he would as sooI tii.k o. destroying NJ the mu.e3
and horses or all the labor-savin, engines and mr.
chncry ol ~" country OF Tcpa'lius or eXpc!'ilg
n clds oi deserving pat mt. op"di'ur, frugal and
iudu,tiiou, labo.r,. hut u. oouccdr % the Cali
fouiaas tle slla' ugh which Ia " uld claim Tor
his own people, Of julgns ior, them
selves In regard to matters winch were
chiefly OF local importance. II was apparent
20 hls mind that legislation was invoked uid"r
the influence of oyCrIn9StcrlIg paa,Du.. III sus-
pension Of Inm mgratlOu for zen years would ilfo
passions time 10 cool oil.
senator Bayarl made a half-hour speech, closing
the debate for the day. His pivot u ld WAS that
th' ob dicnco aud p"Icrfuncss Oi TIE teles al was
the rc,Ul of the Influence OF au external, essug
force under hch tOI ages the Chinese hal hvrd.
and wIch rendered them quite iuc1p bic OF mast Z
ing and approaching republican ideas and prIucl-
plcs,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
4 RECOVERED NEU-YORK B1TILE flag.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-ln the battle of
Cedar Mountain. fought on August ., lsG2, the 2Sth
Regiment of NcwYOfk Volunteers, after losing nearly
hafis officers and men, ncrlug it7 colonel was cap
urcd her with its rerImental Aag The h3g bore
no name or inscription but tho who carried ii cu
piece out before passed out OF their pos
session. so that might be identified. II was never
seen again by any member of the regimen, until Ic"
DAYS ago C0nc' +. +. Brown, WHO was lieutenant
colonel Of tEe 18th NcwYoIk at the battle Of Cedar
Mountain who lost in that action, and who has
since The war been the custodian OF the piece from
the flag accidentally discovered the flag itself IN this
CITY In u collection OF rccapucd Union collr- found In
kicmuond wucn that Cty taken IN l-65, lie wrote
10 ;hc secretary OF War behalf OF the surviving mcE
brr, Oh the regiment asking that the flag br restored 10
Them The request g,tntcd, AMI In pursuance OF an
order iseucd 10 day by Adutant-ticncra Drum, the aS
Va5 turned over to Colonel Brown aud will Dc presented
0 fine surv wing members Of the regiment ut tclr next
annual reunion which will takr place in few weeks
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wA,nlNoro>, Frda,. Ma

v A>HlN''l'fN fttdiN, M'tIth - iN7s.
The Controller of the Currency has Authorized tao
Scag,port National Bank of -car,p0, Maine, to DE IN
business with capital o TJu,OuO
Uplo the close Of business to-day United state bonds
had been redeemed az the Treasury follows: IOjh
call. Sl9,Go39JO lOGtu cal, SI76j-,5jO, aud lo5,h
call ;l~J,-OO,
Tue President Ia, recognized l.. Drclcr Consul u
Dcnm.rA at CDhca-o l.. G.. Hammer as CoDau, OF Den.
mark az Boz ton al Frinco, Edmond Bruwaert "a. Con
sul of France at tucdko.
Tho Marine Hospital Scrvic, has decided extend rs
uss ,uncs- Portland, Oregon, and Assistant surgeon
Cbarlc- L. Bank has b,cn ordered from FrtnclscD
10 FOldaui 10 aeaIaAc charge oi the sciNl', Tier.
Tic Board OF Army Engineers appointed Co examine
Wmdcrs, budI ga branch Office OF thc WI - p.rm,ni,
t.IAs 1t advisable TO Remove all supurtu0.s Weislt
from and recommends an exp uditurc or strengthen
ug tIc wallis
Tho Assistant Treasurer al New-Yor. was to-day
authorized b, the Secretary of the I,,ay Co redeem IN
the bonds payment OF which mas been anticipated a his
Office IN ScN.Yotk. upon tue payment by the p,ycc u
m5on.
Commodore walker, Chief Of the Bureau of Nayiga-
tou to-day rcceiyeda e., gram from Comm Ind.r Philip.
commanding the Uul,ed state. steamship Ranger.
engaged Ia survey of the western coas: oi Mexico.
s,ns that he has finished the Work fIom torentcs 10
EtH.ura.
Secretary Hunt hls approved thc sentence u tho
martial ga tLc c1sco ot P.--edA-. .t4Lt P.ym4scr
s. y. HIrlaurt. charged With ,oudGc' ml,.'m.ns an
officer aui gentleman du, Co ht' nIp, ae habits. Tho
90 lHN
eu. prudcd trbui duy ave ytalr bass r,, bat o.
I.!-ted hy t.c -c.sctar 50 tat Ac >lolla .,c i've
thrc. quarters piJ.
IN. minority l,por. OF hs ilOu,' Committee ol ilcc-
toa8 iu the ta.uuu case Is nov b.- i.u,ci The re-
l.ri. vI.ch Was prP..,d uy q pt.a,n.lu,a Moul,0a.
.uI signed alI n5 & p.r-cut.ufr, ht.-'.. Io.- aud
An rt1u recommend. th. -tat Uf t.upu. Ils
cl.oie .T. u.ot pIr,, ulpI tue .. arY,c'' ol I'e
c4rt. ,ud CSC question uf po5 Aiul. lt. moral or
u.it! Do. /. Ct-, it 800. tOl,4'i di
J.l4 H. wilson. who wI, t,.lly aHuo.I,gl Don,1l
at D.. .mcu d, b, th.s appointment siult Transferred
from PaI.ll 'o ll, od pI,t where .. A.a Go .hr,s
year- rOn .13 6, 1876. H. went i0u tl,rr fo llln-
nar- nuer. L. rca44sI fot lae.u,r tA.., yt,l. uad
iium tL rr CD I.u.luI. 90. lrA- A 900 I..i.l l, Tao
uD-, u .l.t yi In} ut about r.I,Jnt nt. Ni. NlsIu
-af o. Ly Nou H 30 love 90 liatHt .., 5000 Seal.
Cu..ud p.ytou. th. to,t dc.,e ~ tu, promoters u
tie Nektlua Gel. ration, i s1 .ul 90 a.a to.Ic,, 20
make 4u -pp oPrai1u ,o pGg.aa, Ga, o, Moon uouss
aud Itup Tara. uf BOO tcI.s co., YORKTOWN l.c CONE
situation OF iAc lLt,i states. tac Colonel. was
bor ut lofa u"r n t.l. u.,.r hu.se. Csc l.t world
Hit!c Fol} Iou %, tHl t.i hol-. VIA Dr. cnle to AL
lh .t -iuNlug D. pes altt -.i.I o. fu t.t J. aud Al
N..J Go tnC DLl.at!.u."
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
S0UTH CARoLINA REPUBLIC1NS.

COLUMBIA, s. C., March 3.-The Republican
conference odjourued las night Delegates were present
from all the counties except Anderson, Sumter Edge
field, Lluccns, Marlborough Pc@ers and spartn'bnfg
Resolutions were introduced rcc'uy tho gi 'v01cc7 of
the Republicans, complaining Of the anticipated par
operations of the registration and election laws ana
invoking -rcssional relief rc7oluti0n odopted
ins;ructiuc the Republican Executive Committee TO take
action looking the appoin; oi Republican super
yaa under Tho law OF tie United Sia.c. To supervise
the registration ~ voters. directed b. the recent state
euf, cut II Ia uuGr-,lI H1f no state tctr' will %
put up, bUt thai he plan OF the Republicans viii DE- 10
cJHe-Ce with dis Effected elements m the Democratic
plrt aud max, sharp stru.5c for seats IN tn Lcg.s-
latGrc and for C5uutv Offices.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.
NAvIaAL!oN ID 81 -

NANIGAIIDN TO BE Ri. FtfEl.
tDILPuIA. March 3.-NtNlg. fIol ou the Del
RHODE ISLAND STATE CONVENTIONS.
PRovIDENCE. x. J., March 3. .Ihr Republican
Convention is called ior March lt aud the D,mo,rac
Convention iof March y.
ASALVAGE SUIT COMPROMISED
NORFOLK. March 3.--lhe sIIyHgc Sut of the Ba-
kcr We hnt oonp1y AGAINST tn' Eu'i. tncf ~ln-rns'
sURREN DER or \ COLl.GE CHARTER.
NILHINGfON, Del, March 3.-lu' trustees oi the
sdtuau and rciuu ls charter to tur Nu1ut conference
TWO MURDEHEK9 HANGED
MERIDIAN, Miss. March 3-Hopcr Jones. white,
mi William Illrr cou'rd were haug 20 Aberdeen to-day
for The murder o the three walker brothers oH No''ubt 3D.
ICE BLOCKADE IL NEW HAMPSHIRE
PORTSMOUTH, y. H.. March 3.-iut iDr has been
swept "ut ut the uNrr-, id o. l.i uI ilr miles, covering
large tic,s OF iuI. Inc rivers ar badly tO,AcI The
warm weather N rapidly melting tlr SNOW.
TIE COLUMBIA CANAL.
COLUMBIA, y. C., March 3.-lur Directors of the
P.trlullF iast night elected Ntoi g. 10. lcr et"'r ~
viii ali tA, available lot,e oi CON, i,t ituo.
TuREE INDIANS uAsuED.
SAN FRAN,t~gO. March 3-A d.. .tru from Fort
auI ppy tcr. hanged ui- acuou They said tuat the,
N,.t happy Ju' would .I'n meet ia.i. Il,al,
CORPORATIONS CEtiGII. AIE-.
ALBANY, VI rch 3-AmouE The co. 1oraton- tha'
hr crtuucItr "a tuc secretary Of state today "ci" e
tou-lw"rs' tA-iFIt COMPANY. 81 N'W-'", d, ,.'l.A'
~lounuu' and ur tmicd states te.iuc fhe AAim Com
P4uy, oatl.4i e-'lOIl.
rRf-RN TED WITH A WATCH
MANCHESTER, ". j., March 3.--NillHW >. l'1rri-
c.tk 81 t., machinery d.pattrnt Of lc N,eJ,.cy south
i'u'y tou.sni rr s.nt'I Win ,'.rtsoinc roi
of the company
OYSTER BEDS TO BIZ GUARDED
KEYPOET y. J., March 3.-lhc Ovuyr. oi oyster
beds boz the wIcr u"a~ heyport hNr suffered for neatly
year n1m he deprci4uons Of outdcr- principally woAing
mutual poeyuon and have heyd "atohmea ~ quart the
oyster Deus ~ tAe OaS
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND AND THE LAND LEAGUE

INUIIANU ANU IIIII LANU IINIII IL
LONDON, March Sin the House of Commons
this evening there was a scene OF some excitement
in consequence of Mr.. Johnson, Attorney General
for Ireland virtually admitting that warrant IN
der the Coercion Act existed against Mr.. Arthur
O'Connor Uiome Rule, member of the House for
Queens County Mr. O'Connor moved an adjourn
mcnt He inquired with what offence lie was
charged. Mr.. T. NJ. IIealy member for Wexford
Borough who believed a similar warrant existed
against himself. seconded Mr.. O'COnnors motion.
Mr. Philip CAlan Liberal, member for Louth, en-
deavorcd to exact pledge from the Government
not 20 cause the arrest of members visiting thelr
constituents Mr. Gladstone refused to grant such
immunity or Give any further information. Mr..
Otonnor finally withdrew his motion, saying he
knew that the warrant contained the utterly un-
founded charge Of reasonable practices. lie deiied
the Government to try him in England.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
CRIMES AyD clsUMHES-BI TELEGRAPH
DEATH FROM pHINElYG wHIsEEY.

DEATH FRON DRINKING WIIISKEY.
ITIC, March 3-.luhu G.. LhrU@ last night mad p
wager ila. lr CI.ld drink $50 quarts o. "5-t5 lc dd
r.. am dl-4 uIth-u lev n'u!'
Da~POILI$G A CEMETERY.
NIW-NAVLN. March Som" ruliitha cuitit tl tIr
cemetery Biil n-AIaI Last l4fl iI 81 ,.J % '''''S
rge slabs. Inc dlIuI"r I~ estimated W el,o'o
4 BRAKEMAN KILLED.
NTW-IIAyTS, March 3.-Inhp R"lhty, q brake
ma. o t Nt iora tli Nt,-iId,ru todl. l'-i D. 'ni
Ir-4.t the C.ty Lut1 tl- :ooliH- aii was ".'
SUICIDE OF 4 L.ArHI T. DnAL!N
MOBILE MIR b 3.-,Johu GcI,t, % leather ucd.c'
here s4o himself through 4r bIIiI 3-d dI'd instantly 10
day.
KILLING 4 TRIESD BY MISTAKE
COi~ltANA. IcN.. March 3--Jplu l'rt ail'Ip''d I'll
o. lTr t,I Charles A'rtf.... Nlo "' - h- ll .l - s
ing room, y urI1 t.JIt O.. idrt'A, a+ 'e" ID" %. ''
%. I.Aiu.cI- head.
TO NE,EuE7 DROWNED ,
ATLANTA March "a al,ptcn ID" IN, '"".,i-
trt.h ...-. TWO ut.t -i.l.I Ii' d. .''ti on ll'
ca, Iu attempting Go cross in boot i' o,41- "4''4'
which ,Nu.I.n uy tI. Il.Ia. "ci. ".5""e'"
FOUND MItu HER ILH 'hi CUT
IYNCuEUlG. va. Starch B. ammo HoIIiuHu "ts
murdered rsifiiy nclr Noo.s HriucI. ,lmpur o1I
Sl. was Sound DO ~ road itt. dala N "t ,''-t 'ut -L
pistol wound 90 CO." h'd. Jesse 7lsI'- Negro h
suspected
SHOT is = DISPUTE
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-R. H. hi~uur, son ol cN-
Governor li-ol ONO ,ot LEROY Inrt o.. ll-lnir on
Uaffuur tIc boat duIus u.epIlt ldIt is saty
wounded la the arm auI shoulder.
MI-TAKING \ FRIEND FOR kDHbEt
DANVIILE Va. March 3.-Wiilldm Walker Of
Pltt-yIyana County, killed Chatham 40 O'Clock yes
tcIday morning by lAlcs e.. Johnson mrrchnht .IH
Wnker who slept with JOnnson, went out while lho Latter
was sleep and hr returned Johnson mIsla-ng A.n
lOT T0VpeI, shot lim dead,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
THE ASSOCIATE JUsTICEsHuP.

WASHINGCoN, March 3.-An intimate friend Of
the President said to-day that NJ. Coldiny would
probably no, accept the Justlccship and said that
that had been hi, belief from the first although the
President, IA. knew, had made the appointment in
good faith, hoping that /. would be- accepted. 10
was dccd d upon as suddonly most Of the Presi-
dents appointments have bccn-hardly five minutes
before it was sent to HE senate. Tins gentleman
said that Jug, Bhtchforl viii probably be selected
i'm case Mr. COnk ling declines. Tie sO.e strcng IA
Clarence seward had hal ~ any time one ot tie
lawyers suggested tor tie place tn support of
Mr. Coukliug and the fact that IL had been offered
to Mr.. Cunklng himself and declined. would lucy-
itably take Mr.. Seward out of the Ist.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
GRAIN TR4NSFE3 At CHIClG0.
Chicago, March 3.-Thc Chicago and West

CHICAGO, March 3.-Thc Chicago and West
crn IuIiIaa &aroaI Company Us preparing - establish
at the South Eu.lawO,i Suburbs %. e city IA improve
ut h5t viii rcyolujiorize the transfer Of ain fr,m
tuc West ,ru TO the Elserl rOil-. Tae survey OF the
ground has been begun. aud immense transfer house
lDo9 fee, l3.g is 20 te erected. The loaded from
tAa West viii be- run into the Loi,c track twenty
tlr.c feet above the ground aud t.'I, with elevator
-h.yC- the -rAiu win bc Jn.oadcd :O hopper scales
holding Loaf paeh thVt 0c" lrltcIv asc'drtug the
weight Of caglpad IbC gcIiu vll thon h' -pout,a
into uu Eastern car. standing On The TRACK below Tie
hou-- is CXucctcd 10 nave the capacity OF transfer
ring 500 carload, Der day.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
IL HONOR OF KTATS AND SEVERN

ROME, March 3.-Ihe twin monuments erected
over the graves Of he poet Keats and
lis friend, Joseph S,,oru. were unveiled
in the Protestant Come cry here to-day,
in the presence Of many English and Ancr!-
can residents. T, A. Trolope, III the absence
of Lord Houghton, presided a; the ceremony. Re
fcrriug to the part Americans had taken i'll tins
monumental tribute TO KcaCs Alr IrollOpe said it
constituted Il fresh bond between the two great
branches OF the AnglO-~GNnn race. Mr.. Storey the
American sculptor, deli cred a brilliant speech, re-
Calling Severn 5 devotion to Keats.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
DECLARED TO BE ALUNATIC.

LONDON, March 1.-The police have ascerianed
that MacIean was formerly in the Wells Lunatic
Asylum and was only discharged in September last.
A solicitor has written to the Mayor of Windsor
stating that he defended a man named ROderick
MacLean at Maidstone in 1874 charged with at
tempting to upset a train.
The Daily Ne,cs says that it may be now pretty
safely concluded that MacLean Is insane. Since
his discharge from the Wells Asylum he has been
confined in the WestOn-supf-mare Asylum. The
London police have received information that he
was incarccrated in Dublin asylum for many
months.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
THE BREAKS N THE LEvEEs.

NEw-ORLEANs, March "a dispatch from
Greenvile Mis-, says The water from the brenks IN
Bolivar County israpdly cncroachin, on fine town l-
i;s Fifty c0nvgts are al work. bu eccGri from par
t'al overflow is by means assured The backwater -
higher than Il in SCI, or in any other year. Il s
now Thought that al the Deer Creek country viii be
flooded except the highest lands In the BOguc settle
rncuts many of the inhabitants reported TO have
taken refuge in trees Boats lave been sent to their
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04


LONDON, March 3.-UnIted States Minister Low
eli has rendered to the Queen the congratulate ons
Of the American Nation. Minister LowelPs tee
gram to General Sir Frederick Ponsonby says; " l
beg YOU TO convey to her Majesty my heartfelt
congratulations on her escape kilograms express
ing similar sentiments were arriving at Windsor
throughout the night.
Before the b ginning of business on the Stock
Exchange this morning all the members in the
room sang God save the Queen"
LONDON, March 3-Ghc Archbishop Of CanteT-
bury has requested the clergy TO offer thanks for
the dcliyaance Of the Qucen in their churches to-
MORROW.
VIENNA, March 3.-Al the newspapers here cx-
press Indignation at the attempt upon Queen Vic
toria and JOY at her escape.
ROME, March 3.-Ihe Pope has teleHaphed his
regret at the attempt upon Queen Nictonas life and
bis congratulations upon her escape.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day Sgnor Crispi,
referring TO the attempt upon the life Of Queen VIC
tora said the crime seemed all the more monsiIous
TO those who knew Of the Queens worth and inell-
ecucc. Signor Zauardcll Minister of Justice, re-
ieIIcd TO the Queen as model OF all royal ana
domestic virtues
PARIS, March 3.-Ihe newspapers here deplore
MacLean's crime The Patrie, Or3re and ETaHca'S
think it is political.
President Grevy has telcpaphed his cOngratula-
tlous 10 the Queen.
BERLIN, March 3.-All the newspapers have
sympathetic articles relative TO the attempt upon
tie life of the Queen Of England. The diplomatic
body and many distinguished persons to-day visited
the British Embassy to express their sympathy.
Madrid. March 3.-All the newspapers express
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
RUSSIAN E1FUGEEs 1T TORH.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-A number OF the
Russian refugees for whom employment has been found
La tie old depot in West Philadelphia today for tier
homes. Twenty-Five OF the Russians have been en-
plovcl ~ q shir: manufacturer and an equal number
VIII he cuV0ycd Ly him next week. Ten OF the RDs5nns
have fOutc employment with cigar m9nut1c' Ir'r IN
Q'a,ortUT.a, Pom; fOIr have been s'1t 80 Colombo
and O,Iors Will 90 there u'.t month. About seventy
i've o. Inc rc.E.s NOW d. MO.L..
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
NUNDATIONS IN CANADA.

QUEBEC, March 3.-'rhc ice bridge still holds
firm The streets the city covered with water In
ST. Salycur many people have been obi scd TO leave
their houses owing to the inundation.
MONTREAL. March 3.-Ghe Hoods in the western part
OF the city have subSded.
HALIFAX, March 3.-fherc Is a heavy rain storm here
to-day II il feared that the floods in the country viii
cam nm oh IN
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
POLAR CREEK colL AND Roy coNPIyE

KNOXVILLE, March 3.-Ihe Polar Creek
Coal and Iron Company organized here today with
a caui.al Of - 100000. Colonel G.. j. Forcacr. or
At'aqta president Of the Rabun Gap Railroad Of Ten
u..acp and Northeastern Railroad of Georgia, was
elected president Of tie company The company owns
20 900 acres of coal Lands thrty miles from kuoy}le
ana lea, mile, from the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04

nately Lord Arthur PclhamCl and Lori Lanesbor-
ough, and the Getling, who also arrested rs
her accompcr, although representing himself rs her
dupc, have been examined and committed for trial
Tie woman had contrvtd TO dcfraud several persons
ont OF large OF money.
ToRoNro, March BIN the Parker extradltion case
to-day Justice O5er held that there evidence TO
warrant and Tered that the prisoner be dis
charged. Parka. was charged with the murder OF an
unknown man IN Bulfa'Om November last
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
DESTRUCTION IN NEW-ENGLAND.

MONTPELIER, VT, March 3.-About 100 feet
Of the two trcsc the WinOGsli River on the
Barre branch Of the Vermont Cen raj Railroad, were
carried away last night by the high water and ice and
to-day the Barre trains between Montpelier and Cocy
House are being run over the Montpelier and Wells
River Road The river is rapidly falling and nll danger
from irc-hct l. The railroad bridge between lu-
land and sunderland Falls has been DANA cd by the ice,
and passenger, have to be transferred the bridge Is
IL. IL M.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
PREPIRING FOR 4 STRIKE.

WILKESBARRE, Penn, March 3.-Dc,cgatcs
representing nearly all the coal companies IN Luzcrne
and Lackawanna Counties met here this afternoon IN
convent Oh. rGey took into iOl the prJpHcy
of organizing wor,lnuncus uni IN. The meeting WAS
adjourned 10 assemble in general mass meet uc az
iits,O March l.. IL IL orcgonc conclusion thdt
they will demand an increase OF wages or frUm tea To
WI Do