The Evening critic., 1882-09-28
News Notes.

Lord Duaerin has Joined the Longfellow
memorial committee.
The comet is now an object of interest at
Quebec, whore 1t is visible at A a. m.
The Austrian Government has raised
100000 fiorins In aid Of the Tyrol sufferers.
General Wallace has secured from the
Sultan the release OF number of Greek pris'
oners.
Mr. p. Lorillard's Aranza won the Great
Eastern Railway handicap at the Newmarket
meeting.
Duncan A. Grant, importer of laces, No.
% West Twenty-third street, New York, has
made an assignment.
II. & II. N Arnold, dry.goods .mer-
chants, OF Greenville, o., have failed. LMbil-
tiles, $4,000; assets, $4,000.
The Seafield House, hydropathic hotel,
has been established in the Mersey, designed
largely for American travellers.
The late Caleb G. Dickinson, of Hatfield,
Mass, left about S1,000,000 for founding a
charity hospital at Northampton, Mass.
Marshal Serrano will declare for the
principle OF misisterial responsibility upon
the reassembling Of the Spanish Senate.
While the Jeromist section of the
Bonapartlsts were holding meeting the OPP
position section broke into the hall and
light took place.
The steamship Carmona, from Montreal
for London, which went ashore In Montreal
harbor on Sunday, came or yesterday unin-
. The Wesleyan Female College at Macon,
Ga. generously endowed by George l. seney, OF
New York, has been compelled 10 postpone its
opening until November l, on account OF work
upon It being delayed by the late storm.
A shock of earthquake was distinctly
felt at Springfield, H., yesterday about 4
O'Clock In the morning, and at Contralia half
hour later. The shock seemed TO come from
the West and was accompanied by rumbling
sounds.
On Tuesday evening, at Victoria, B. c..
upward OF 900 persons were presented to the
0oyernordeneral and Princess Louise
The presentation took place In the Assembly
There was q garden party at the dovornment
House In tho afternoon. The agricultural
show VIII be opened tomorrow by the Cover.
At General Buffers home, at Lowell
last night, his niece, Miss Harriet Hildretii
Heard, was married TO Mr.. Lancier Dunn, OF
Washington, d. o. Rev. DR.. Edison, OF 81. Anne
Episcopal Church, o1loiated. General Butler'i
son, Paul, acted as groomsman. There were
no bridesmaids. The presents were numer
GUS and costly. Tho bridal party left for thu
bouth on special train.
Arrangements have been completed by
which Mr.. Edward Bates Denny, president o
the United States Mining and Investmon
company, with its headquarters In New YORK
In connection with English capitalists, will
undertake the construction OF the Ottawi
(Ont.( Gatineau Valley Railroad. 1t Is sale
that there Is scheme on foot 10 amalgamatt
this company with tho ottawa, Waddington 4
New York Railway and Bridge company.
At the meeting of the New York Medico
Legal Society last night DIR. L. O. Harwooc
charged peculatlon and corruption on presi
dent Clark Boil. Ex-Congressman Wllll
called Harwood n lunatic, and Harwood re
torted by referring 10 Wills connection witt
naval appropriations and Secor Robeson
Charges were preferred against DR.. Harwood
The quarrel is by no means settled yet. Di
Hammond and many lawyers took part In tn
proceedings.