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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-11
FOREIGN NOTES.


Eastern Bulgaria as far the river Yanta, has been
proclaimed state of siege in consequence OF the prev
alence OF bT1gandage
The Emperor OF Germany departed from Ische,
Austria to-day after most afeconate leavctakng Of
the Emperor Of Austria Hungary.
A dispatch from Paris says: NJ. Helisson, Deputy
has accepted the portfolio OF Minister of Public Works
NJ Labuze Deputy has been appointed Under Secretary
of Finance"
The Amateur Rowing Association has declined the
challenge of the Hillsdale crew for a match In the
event of the receipt Of satisfactory replies from America
TO the inquiries topehng the lislale status the
ciaon will undoubtedly accept the challenge II Is re-
renewed
In the House OF Commons this afternoon. the Hon.
EVELYN Ashley Under Secretary for the Colonies reply
ing 20 Sir John Hay, said that he hoped 10 give an
answer next week regarding the restoration OF King
CetewayO.
dispatch from Paris says: 1" NJ Floquet, Prefect Of
the Department of the Seine to-day received the deputa
ton Of Boston drygoods clerks He said every facility
would be afforded them to visit objects of utility and in
erest and remarked that they represented the great
canses of labor the enfranchiSement of the working
classes and social progress
A dispatch from Larnica. .SCyprus, says "A great
anti Christian demonstration has occurred at the funeral
in Beyrout Of a Moslem who was found murdered and
who. it was reported, was killed by Christians The
police sympathzed with the mob. Many Christians
have fed mountains. score OF others were ar
rested, but only one was killed Further disturbances
are feared
OTTAWA Aug. lO-The lumbermen in the Ottawa dis
trc are excited over the regulations governing the
importation of Canadian lumber into the United States
The lumber which been imported onench boards
is really inch and quarter thick and the United
States Government having discovered this TACT, mas
issued order which has, for the present, caused
nructical suspension of the lumber business.
HALIFAX, Aug. l0.-General b. f. Butler and party
sailed hence this afternoon, in the yacht America for
the Gulf Of St. Lawrence The steamer Scud ashore
ON ovens Reef Lnnenburg has partly broken mp
and will probably be total wreck Her material Will
probably be saved.
HAVANA Aug. 1O.-Et Triunfo publishes letter from
the president Of the Central Board OF Agriculture Of the
Republic Of Colombia TO Captain-Gcnera Prendergast,
warning the latter to take effective 10 prevent
the larve and locusts devastating that Republic
from being introduced into Cuba by vessels
carrying cattle TO the island These locusts rapid
travellers and of enormous fecundty, and they
would invade the United States after reaching
Cuba
WINNIPEG Man., Aug. 10.-General Rosser has inst-
tuted suit against the Canadian Pacific Railway for
malicious prosecution claiming 100000 damages. The
suit arises OF the prosecution OF Rosser ast winter
ior taking the plans OF the company after he mad lett
their employment, of which charge he was honoraby
acquitted
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OIIIET IN ALEXANDRIA.

JovnoN. Aup. 1l-The Daily IelCUdpFS dispatch
toro Alexandria reports that the enemy Will evacu-
ote the works opposite the Ramleh positions and
that consequently there will be no attack for the
present.
The correspondent Of The Daily Neics at Aexan-
dria saws: "The Khedive's agent at Constantine
nile has announced the departure of Dervlsch Pacha
ON board the Ottoman yacht Izzedin with small
force of troops. The Duke OF COnnaughu mas III
spected the battered forts"
The Standards dispatch from Alexandra saws
a council. composed of Admiral Seymour and
leading military authorities here, has beeu sitting
y, hoard the Hehcon to investigate the ehects oi
,he bouhardment of the forts. The evidence OF
naval and military officers is that masonry Is use
Less against modern guns, but that earthworKs turn
every shot,"
Alexandria DISPATCHES say While Mrs. Stone was
waiting for a train. when leaving CAIRO, 1akoup
Pacha expressed regret chat General Stone had cast
in his lot with the English. tie begged Mrs stone
10 tell her husband that the Egyptian army would
show how greatly it had protted by the twelve
wears instruction 1t had received from him.
The Duke of Connaught, in an interview with the
Khediye. conveyed a verbal message from Queen
Victoria expressing her deep sympathy ana pes'
wishes for tho Khedive and Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA Aug. 1O.-Sir Edward Malet Con-
sul-General to Egypt, has arrived here. Sir Auck-
land Colvin has started for England. The khedive
has appointed Reouf Pacha Governor OF Suez The
present Governor is devoted to the interests Ot
Arab Pacha The transport Orient has arrived
here from England.
Two of Arab Pacha's spies have been captured
The troops will hencefOrth be supplied with water
from cOndensers. MI Cartwright, the acting BTt-
ish COnsu-General i'll view of the difficulty OF OBJ
tanning water, has sent circular to the foreign
(0nsnIs asking them 10 inform their respective Gov
ernmenls of the great Importance of preventing an
increase in the number OF arrivals here. Arab
Pacha has mounted eleven additional guns III his
first line of ntrenchment5.
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PHASES OF THE IRISH AGITATION.

DUBLIN, Aug, 10.--At a special meeting OF
the Ladies' Land League to-day the League was diS-
solved A resolution was proposed recommending the
establishment of leagues throughout the country for the
purpose of teaching the rising generation the country
history and encouraging the circulation Of natloa al
literature.
John Connor Maurice Costello, Richard Savage ana
Timothy Rorke indicted to-day before Juuse
Lawson for having on March II, perpetrated several
outIges in the neighborhOod of Fahy, County Kerry
The General who prosecuted the men, read
number of extraordinary documents found on the rls-
planned organization The prisoners found guilty.
Sentence deferred.
Henry George rearrested to-day under the crimes
act AT Athenry he was about board the train Tor
Galway Mr. George protested Tie SAID that t'e arrest
was persecution he had previously gwen satsIac
tory account of himself 10 the LOughrea police.
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FRAGMENTs or WEsTERN NEWS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS CONVENTION.

PHOTOGRAPHERS CONVENTION.
IypIANAPoLIs, Aug l0.-The Photographers
Convention today ecctea ohCers i1e % ~ d" sbe
man. Of Milwaukee, secretary; j. H. keeh OF Cnhton'
Iowa, treasurer
POISONED WITH EYE-wATER.
IonI Ohio. Aug. lO.-GeOrge Bulets, little
three year-od child near re- drank the contents OF
bottle OF eye-water. and died in short time Tho
Homd among Ingredients contained morphine, aud the
child went to sleep and never awakened
IRoN.wORKERs IN COUNCIL
CuICAGO. Aug. lO.-Ihe Amalgamated Iron
workers Association at tdays session elected the fol-
lowing oiicers President, John Jarrett seerrtary,
William Martin trustees-Sanuei g Wanf1ght william
Wehle and Edward Rogers; treasurer George W. Perry
The association will meet next year in Philadelphia
SHOT FOR INSULTING MANS WIFI
p,d AMI H No. states that Edward Adams yard
master Of Missouri and Paclhe ka.road; yestsraay
Charged that Cox had insued his wife Adams gave
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE
CHICAGO Aug lO.-Paul FOllner, machin.
st in Dvisionst who has frequently qnsrrelied VITA
ans aIs sSSd sSSed herr Viii you obey ths - Recei
ING an eyasive reply he drew revolver ana hied I've
% S into an adjoining room he put O bulct through his
own heart They had been married two years and have
'-' An INHUMAN FATHER DROWNED.
CHICAGO, Aug. lO.-J. =. holm, tle Dane
who became notorious last week through having buried
on the lake several children whom nc was charged
With first numbering acquitted of the cdarge. but
was fined for the irregular burial becoming alsguten
vii Chicago
vssrerday AFTERNOON In a small skf, with son. age
fourteen Before they had gone great distance the
frail boat was upset and both were drowned hoims
family destitute circumstances
MURDERED BY BUR LARS
CAIRO, H., Aug. lO.-At Columbus, NY,
lasG uiynt Albert Lower, "A travelling salesman Tor
Messrs ,toyer Nichols OF Detroit and ha brother OF
II m Rol,rts n druggist of Columbus, whlie attending
., o. H. Eobets;s sn-ss during tue latters sDsence
was murdered b. Burglars. lie was trying TO preyens
,br pe FROM the store. Lower was found dead oy
the honsekeeper this morning. No clew has been OBJ
LINED IN the inurderers Lower leaves wife and tive
chlldrun
TIRE ATENED ATTACK UPON JAIL
PoMERoY, Ohio, Aug. 1O.-rhe attempt 20
lynch B,l Holmes was conducted 50 openly on sun
ay ught that the authorities could not 40 otherwise
tlan arrest some of the leaders This tney dd today:
~ T. Campbell, local editor Of The Repudtiedn, ana
William LursAer both wellkn0wn citizens OF aiddic-
port were Drough NJ to-day before squire bISdneid or
participating in mob. They refused 70 give o. sa1
were u,lt In iil friends have declared n Intention 70
mob tue iai take them out There Is
I'm Mtddeoort and RuIand against The sutnorites IN
anticipation AN attacA the sherm WI" ""'N '-~|~
guarded by twenty-five armed men
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RJTMORS ABOUT RUSSIA.

LONDON Aug 1O.-A dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Constantinople repro
duces a sensational rum0r winch current here
the first part of the week. that Russia is concen-
tratlng troops at Odessa, and connects it with
other report that Russia has promised to protect
Constantinople in the event of rupture between
Turkey and England. The story makes some sensa-
ton, but appears to be a canard.
The Berlin Tribune says that Russia has assured
the Porte that she has not instigated the Pan
Slavist agitation in Bulgaria and Roumelia, as she
has no intention TO increase the enbarrasSnents
caused by England.
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INCIDENTS OF THE SITUATION.

LONDON. Aug. 10.-Four squadrons of the 10th
Hussars, numbering 600 men, embarked at South
ampton to-day aboard the transports Montreal and
Assynan Monarch. They sailed for Egypt to-
night
dispatch from Calcutta to The Times saws that
Nepaul and many other feudatory States of India
have volunteered to furnish contingents for tho
British Army IN Egypt.
The Shropshire Regiment, 7G0 strong, has em-
barked at Kingston on board the steamer Sustania
for Egypt
The transport Nevada, with the I'd Battalion of
the York and Lancaster Regiment has arrived at
Gibraltar on her way 10 Egypt.
One hundred and twenty -four vOlunte artllerists
and 46O drivers have embarked at Ma.ta ON the
troopship Humber Tor Egypt. The transnort HoI-
land, with the Household Cavalry on board aud tbe
transport Thala have arrived at Malta
The transport Ascalon sailed for Egypt to-dav
with l76 men and "a battery of artillery.
The transport Capclla, with the Duke of Teck on
board and the transport Marathon have passed
Gibraltar on their way 10 Egypt. All are wedl on
both vessels.
la the House of Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone
stated that Admiral Seymour had given the
Khedve distinct assurances relative to the inten-
tions of the Government An indefinite occupation
OF Egypt, he said, not contemplated. The ulti-
mate condition of Egypt could not DO settled by any
ono Power
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THE NEW GOLD CERTIFICATES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Acting Secretary of
the Treasury French to-day received telegram from
Secretary Foger who in Newiork City, insructlng
him to hasten OF gold certificates in accordance
with the provisions OF the National Banking act ap-
lOyed July II, 1882 The Assistant Treasurer at New
York. in communication to the Treasury, states that
the amount Of god coin held by the associated banks X
in round numbers $6O,0OO,O00 of which the Bank Of
America holds about $4OOO0,OO0, the remaining
$4,000 600 being held by the other nfty-nine banks
The Assistant Treasurer states that all the banks will
probably make large and rapid offerings of their gold
the certificates and that the faci les of MS office
for proper examination of the coin will not exceed
s., 2,OO0OOO per day in addition which the payments
god coin TO the Clearing House from January l TO
June 80 1882 have averaged $500 per day, thus
certificates
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

OTTAWA, Aug. 10.-It is annoupced that
ss.5OO,ooO OF the SIO,OO0,o0O Pacific Railway bonds
have been taken up.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug 9.-The Toluca Division of the
Mexican National Railway extending from the City OK
Mexico TO the City Of Touea, to-day approved oy
the Government and the road ia to public traffic
The Tehuantepec Railroad Company having for
feited It's charter. the Mexican Government mas re-
solved to complete the road soon as possible The
company will paid for the work done nd the material
ON hand The work will be continued under the charge
of General Porrio DiaZ Governor OF Oaxnca Delnno
Sanchez exsuperinendent OF the Morsas Railroad hss
been appointed purchasing agent He will soon start
for the United and Europe to buy rails and rolling
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CRIMES AND CASUALIiES-BY TELEGRAPH
KILLED ON THE RAIL

KILLED ON THE RAIL .
wurr.NsPoRr Penn. Aug lO-Alexander
pv ,shlle sIeaing freight train to-day hAd Dotn
10. en-. OF and died soon aiter"afL
SUICIDE OF AN OLD WOMAN.
p,u.nrtpalA, Aug l0-Jane Curran, sixty
20 ,.sd early this from the effects Of lAudA
ya 80, ,ss en- ast Ao1day nIsbt with suicidal intent
BROTHER AND SISTER DROWNED.
PROVIDENCE. Aug lO.-John Bradley and his
,ar a. Fall Rlvef drown sonebrge, Hyerton.
sasay TWO younger ealidren were rescued.
KILLED IN THE WOODS BY MISTAKE
ITHACA, y. Y, Aug. lO.-tienry Nandomark and
Jon squirrel hunting yesterday They
sepat atod woods anu sciconnascr msakng Vande-
marks Squirrel shot nin thfoush the he>o
'rn. wvuuned died TINS morning
BARBERs FINED FOR WORKING ON SUNDAY.
pm ADELPnIA. Aug. lO-ln the cases OF InS
barler. arrested last week working SUNDAY
Mag Lennon today imposed nne oi ~ e~Sn- Ahs
defendants gave notice of appeal
FALLING THROUGH AN ELEVATOR
READING Penn. Aug l0.-LizzI, btowi, ,n,oaas an s
Move a, rouses tobacco factory in tails city ie ,"ouSu
tho enc A,oi Ne, L. n,oru,ny Sue MAS " her
uncenscAoas Sonosvn' ~" ~" ~
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday Aug. 10, 1882
Secretary Chandler stated to-day he proposed TO
enforce the Eight Hour law in the navy yards.
The death Of LeutenanGCoonel G. X. Warren, Of the
Engineer Corps, promotes Major George H. Elliott to be
LeutenantCoiOnel in that branch Of the service.
Commissioner Mcfarland, OF the General Land Office
will leave Washington on Monday next for Maine where
he VIII probably remain three weeks.
President Arthur and party. route for New-York
left the Washington Navy Yard on the United States
steamer Despatch at 7:3O o'clock tonight
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has received in
formation from Agent Thomas Santa Fe that thirty
nine absentee J.carlllas have been taken without
sistance and are held AT Fort Union.
Congress having failed to make provision for the
clerical force of the National Board of Health all the
clerks in the Office have been discharged with the
cepton OF tue secretary and chief clerk.
general court martial has been appointed to meet at
Newport Barracks, KY for the trial of Major Joseph II
Taylor charges OF conduct suDversive OF good order
and military discipline.
Orders Will the War Department to-
increa sing the number Of light batteries two
for each regiment OF artillery, making ten batteries
: in all.
r: W. shufeld who had just returned from China, was
admitted to the naval hospital at Mare Island, Cali
fornla, Oh the I'd inst. No particulars are given.
Ex-Cadet Whitaker, who has been in this city for
some time az the guest of Professor r. T. Greene left
here last night for his home Ia South Carolina He
given up ecturng and is looking for other employment
Mr.. Ker resumed his argument for the Government in
the Star Route before the Criminal Court this
morning, continuing the history OF the various
mentioned the Indictments His argument was
finished when the court adjourned.
Fifty recommendations for the promotion OF clerks In
the Land Office division OF the Interior Department have
been submitted the Assistant Secretary of the
In terror for his action thereon.
general order issued to-day from the headquar-
ters OF the Army containing agreement providing for
the reciprocal crossing Of the international boundary
by the troops OF the United States and the Republic OF
Mexico in pursuit of hostile Indians
Secretary Chandler said to day that he will take
action in reference the Court of Inquiry ordered by
Congress to investigate the circumstances attending
loss OF Jeanette until he communicate with
Chef-Engineer Melville, VINO is his way 20 this
country
There was q rumor current here to-day that Colonel
Thomas A. Barr Judge Advocate Of the Army and mill
tary secretary the Secretary of War; resign his
position in the Army accept the new lyma1e Office Of
Assistant Secretary OF War Inquiry at the proper office
showed that the without foundation. Colonel
Barr denied it emphaticaily
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
ALI h9mne no bsn DsnfaI A
wore read gpon yar9ns % 6ranehe @ Of aent1
tile association.
NRWYoRK CENTRAL EARNINGS AND TAXES.
ALBANY Aug 10.-rhe New-lork Central and
HUDSON Railroad cempaay has reported to the Con
that is gross eArIngs Tor me year ended June 80
uDder & tne neS corporation law si2a,7s5 81
THE CHA TAUQUA MEETINGS.
CuaUTAUoUA Aug. IO.-lUfcssor Borden T.
Boione Of the usual philosophical lecture az
o'clock and the Rev b. Thomas lecIuSq suPsegneaty in
s sodS The weather clear ana cool the attendance
'Ns' ANEGao LYNcHED By MOB.
ANITA. t,l, Aug. 1O-A negro from Campbell
County who was aSSSfe cue Of @ al @ nsh at Nenan whe
he was carried Tor saiekeciiDg ana hans Oy party o
s be and another man committed the deed
FOUND MURDERED ON A RATtwAY IL M TRACE. l.S r.
Canton found the track Of hs RseTh and Ga.on
Rail cad NEAR AVE wedS Indications At Of struggle having Een
place ii is thought that lie was murdeeo
MARROW ESCAPE OF LADI RS.
LONG BRANcH. Aug. 1O.-An exciting runaway
occurred West Ind Hotel dhis m1snng n an sam o.
stopped VITA great By William BroRhy p eoaehman Just
hy da.ng into cacwq y bs es Of The hotel
THE PARKERS CREEK DISASTER
FREEHOLD \. j., Aug. l0.-AieXand,r hier, the the
end OF Tie NewY TX and Long Branch hroia DEdge over
Creek before !e teec9t see1 % ven % ho To- te
amount o. await Trial His OOnd'nen are promi
TIE NORTHERN LIGHT DIFFICULTY
NEW LONDON Conn, Aug 10 - he lrariny IN
the case OF Francis Murin, charged WIN aSsah VIII
10 murder Marvel Knowles of tho rhlP Nprtnedn ~
was iuded to-day nah Was htI ior ~ ~
e3UJU obtaining bonds Murtin "as put ~ y--
physician testified prospects Oi hhoHes %
fair. lie described the four woIhu ~, ~
that they all dangerously loeaeu III, o ~
had scertanei IL IS cAPece" 'n 'ne
ship will sail tomorrow.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED AT ALBANf
ALBANY Aug l0ihe Ioilo%Ing es New
Incorporated to-day; The STANDARD on company p,.nn
YORK. capital $50O0OO; the icorPorstors a1s isa
Rockaeler, ]. Bostwick, benjamin BfeNsier " n
nines and Charles Pratt ncrnatlonM lam A ivn
grant Union, Of NewYOrk capital sz1OOOV me
District Telegraph Company. of Bfooh heu " no
esrncate lie ealtAl v " De SI4oVvV
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A MONUMENT TO PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The Society of the
Army Of the Cumberland through its Garfield Monu-
mcnt Committee, have determined to give under the
provisions OF the joint resolution OF Congress Of August
D, 1882 National fair and bazaar. industrial and art
exposition, to be held the Rounda OF the United
States Capitol in the City of Washington commencing
on the 25h day OF November 1882, and ending the
Sd day of December, 1882 its object being raise the
greatest possible amount OF funds aid in the erection
of statue at Washington, ID. c., TO tue memory and
honor OI the late President Garfield
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WRECKED STEAMER MOsEL.

THE WKEVKED SIEAMEK MUSbL.
PKSZANCE. Aug 10-9:3O a. m.-The steamer
MoseI which went ashore under the Lizard Signal
Station yesterday. lies in the same position as when
last reported. She is firm and steady. Divers re-
port that her bottom, from stem to fOremast, rs
smashed. The other part Of the vessel is uninjured.
The water from forward has flowed aft and is now
o'cs tie main deck 10 the manrnast at low water.
$50 D. in--Ihe MoseI still holds together. She is
Submerged from the stern 10 the entrance of the sa
10 ID. Nothi0g can be saved without tho and Of
:Vsrs. Ii IS expected that the vessel will break up
III u" sea Ilsea. The weather is dull. There
sAst wind blowing. which viii probably increase
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PERSONS TIRED OF LIFE.

Bertha Brandt, servant employed at No.
1873 Canal-st attempted to kill herself late wednes-
day night by swallowing some milk, in which she had
soaked the en- Ia OF matches She was attended by
physician who said that she wonld recover Tho woman
mad Deen deserted by her worthless husband.
An Italian labOrer, uwentyeight years Old. who gave
his name as MartnO Aaria aud said taat he mad no
home took poison yesterday in the lodging ghouse at NO
26S B0wery. The police sent him 60 -. NlncenVs
Hospital, where it is thought that he VIII die a H..
Emile I4uthe, n cabinet tInaser CT NO o3S Esst
EleyentL-st cut ais throat badly with a razor early
Yesterday morning He was forty years old and
haJ family nm health was Of his desperation
He will probably die.
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TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

The Twelfth Ward Republican Association
of the XIXth Assembly District met last night at One
and Tenth-ave., Andrew Bleakley
presiding. New bylaws reported by committee
and adopted by the association. St. Clair Adams said
that be believed that the secretary OF the association j.
W. Camp was resident a voter in the district,
and was not therefore properly member Of the as
ISOLATION Mr. Camp explained his position, and the
Committee authorZe investigate the
matter. Thomas Back ceDsured for lavIng pre-
ferred charges against the officers OF the associaon ON
evidence. The delegates OF the association
in the central Committee were requested to see that one
DELEGATES of the Assembly District to the State
Convention was selected from tine Twelfth Ward
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EARL SPENCER AND THE CoNsTABULARY.

DUBLIN, Aug. 10.-Earl Spencer, the Lord
Lieutenant visited the COnstabulary depot IN Phenix
Park to-day and addressed the men. He SAID lie re-
GREETED the course the had adopted and announced
that 81 600 would be Immediately distributed, and
that any grievance would be immediately inquired into
His statement enthusiastically received and the
men expressed complete confidence in his assurances
The County Inspector of the Limerick ConstaOulary
has been instructed to inform his that the Govern
mont will at appoint commission to inquire lnto
their grievances The men are entirely satisfied Win
the nrnmigp.
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INJURED IN A MILL.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 10.-Ferris Eighmy,
an engineer employed by Henry Mills in his stonerub.
bing mill Wbdrave., this city, was fatally injured
to-day While trying 10 unship belt with crow-bar,
slipped and fell across the large driving belt fourteen
inches wide which running with great velocity. He
At whired around large pulley and squeezed
through "A very marrow space. The engine stopped
as soon as possible, but not until fatal injury had
suited Mr. Elghmy is well-known citizen OF Kings
ton, and leader Ia "A church choir,