New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

the Mexican National Narrow Gauge Railroad betvs.-
Monterey and the Rio Grande River distance n, I7n
miles. The track was laid almost at the rate OF thru
miles a day. The railroad company hurried forward ,na
track building for the purpose OF inviting the delegate.
who attended the With Congressional District Conve
ton OF Texasa Laredo on September TO tourney
over the road TO Monterey.
Great preparations are making for n Conser-
vatye demonstration against the British Government
IL is 10 take place at Inverness In October Lord sa
bury and Sir Stafford NOrthcote will lend their presence
and their voices to the OCCASION and general arraign
ment OF the Governments policy may be expected r.
Is also stated that Sir Stafford NOrhcoe will visit Glas
gov, where he will be entertained at banquet Dy he
members or the Conservative Association II has been
suggested that the Town Council should confer upon MIN
the freedom OF the city.
The Beers, like the Irish, do not conceal
their hatred OF the English In late number OF thu
Vostern the chief newspaper OF the Transyaa, there
appears advertisement headed Warning and
signed by the vedt Court OF the district, which ex
presses frankly the feeling OF enmty 10 the English
The advertisement reads We, the undersigned Durgh.
ers Of the Ward Aapies River, hereby all loyal
persons who have registered Themselves with the Brit
sh Resident that they not to come into our houses
or into our farms and still less TO offer 20 shake hands
They can greet Al distance on the ROAD Ike khr- and
those who act contrary 70 this notice can expect tho
result"
The fourteenth reunion Of the Society Of
the Army OF the Cumberland will be held in Milwaukee
on September 20 and 81. On september 90 after
addresses or welcome, Wucn response Will
by General p r. Sheridan the president OF the society
the annual Grafton will be delivered by General C. IT,
GrosvcnOr. OF Athens. Ohio The Grafton VIII be fo-
lowed by euogy Of the late President Garfield by Gen.
eral Jacob d. Cox, Cincinnati. The annual banquet
OF the society will be given September 20 10 tho
Soldiers Home just outside the city limits.
The Western butchers who are planning 10
supply Eastern people with cheaper beef by
slaughterng cattle In tho West and sending the
meat Eastward Ia refrigerator cars, now
securing markets and refrigerator buildings in
Eastern cities. The firm OF Swift Brothers co.. Of
Chicago have built o market and refrigerator building
in Midileburgh-st., Troy; while Hammond Co.. Of
Hammond Ind have leased ground Mont
gOmerys, Albany, which they intend 20 erect large
refrigerator and market. The coming OF the Western
butchers has excited some alarm among the livestock
de alers OF Albany
Temperance in the use Of spirtuOus liquors
has now its thousands OF advocates IN Great Britain
The National Temperance Jubilee Fete," which to
have been held in the Crystal Palace London, Sep
tember D. was been addressed by delegates from
all the great temperance organizations In the United
Kingdom. II was announced that excursion trains
would be run to the Crystal Palace from "a thousand
towns in the provinces. Cardinal Manning is also CIV
ing his earnest aid the temperance movement. In
address to the League of the Cross at Leicester
gust % he declared that the drink traffic is "a great
national shame In England alone be said, there
100000 places for the sale noxicantsan increase Of
fOurOld 1859, while the population had not
doubled They had allowed To grow up in their midst
the which might cause national wreck, ana they
the Commune in Paris. rhe League OF the Cross ws 10
AFFORD shelter frOm this terrible social anu national curse