New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Some leading features Of Yesterday issue Of iIiE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE were as follows:
News from Abroad.-specia and General cable dis
patches on topics OF interest IN foreign lIndS,
At the National CaptaL-fersunal and political news
Cirrgymcn in Councr-Reports Of the proceedings at
Tlaw. In the stock Room.-Cranh'c account of d,t
nghl between two wei! kpown brokers ,-
Local ]Iisce!lny.-Sews Of the days doinSs IN tbs
Insurance Tceeycrstips-Fun reports of the nvesti-
Work Of the Artist--News and notes from studio and
Music and the Drama-curreut crticisns and news Of
Winters Journey-An interesting !attor from staff
correspondent AT TentOue
Campaign Of ofChattauoosa.--A reply to General Rose
crans's criticisms Of SIR Blame memorial address.
New Pubcations.-A detailed review or NOrden-
skolf's story ~ the Voyage or the Nega
suQirs in AutOhi 1graphy.-Nr CongdOn wrote CT the
history OF the Countess De La Motto
The Dogager Countess of Essex.
A Letter Of CaTlyles
Science for the People.
Religious Intelligence
The Tricks OF Thr d" Greeks"
Living Death Germs.
Knitting and Crochet.
" In a Glass. Darkly."
Talleyrand and Caglostro.
Prominent news topics we're summarized as fol-
lows:
FoRF1GN.-General Skobelef having been re-
bulled by the Gar Saturday, expressed cOntritiOn
and dec lred that h. had no intention of posing a.
a political a1tatOr. = The negotiations fol
International copyright between Great Britain
and The United states have been suspended. -
President NuneZ. of Colombia, hopes that the
American Government will not INSIST upon Mr.
Blame interpretation of the treaty Of lS46. GO:
Or Logan. American Resident Minister in Central
America has caused the arrest Of an editor and the
suppression of his paper. -= working arrange
meut betweenthe cable companies reported. -
The Land Act inquiry Is to he conducted by a
committee of the House of Lords - The head
quarters of the HerZegOvInlan insurgents III Cri-
voscic were occupied by the Austrians. - The
French Senate voted against teaching school chill
dren their duty toward God and their country.
= Eight hundred persons have been expelled
from Moscow.
Observation-Disclosures Conferences were held Sat
urday in Baltimore, Wilmington, 1iliyilie y. j.,
and Fredeucksourg Va. = Tn. accounts OF
Nelson Gardner VINO committed suicide at Plain
field. were found 10 be straight. -- he labor
troubles M PittsbUrg ave been adjusted. --- The
Denver and Boulder Valley Railroad has begun
"a suit for 100000 damages against the Union
Pacific. -- lTOop, have been Scut 10 Omaha 10
protect workInen from the violence of strikers
- The referee Of the Continental Life lusur-
ance Company filed his fourth general report Sat
urday. == The coal miners at scranton viii
hold a convention To ask tor higher wages -
The PHILADELPHIA and Reading Coal and non Com
pany announced several changes III the Eastern
prices Of coal
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The Senate committee
SATURDAY continued lts investigation OF life ln-uI-
aDce receiyershIps. "A cOmlnittcc Of the Assem-
bly began an investigation concerning the manage
uent OF the suspended Continental Lie Insurance
Company, - Two brokers, VI. G.. BOuyier ana
". L. BreeSe, came TO blows in the stock Exchange.
- ConweI, the defaulter, was placed IL
sba,. - Hendrix, who defaccd th- Andre mo-
ument, avoided arrest -= The Grand jury az
Newark adjourned without lndlctlng the city
officials. - Gold value of the lcga-tender silver
dollar 4l2L2 grains S7.2l cents. - Stocks
were active and materially luwer and closed fever-
ish and unsettled after an important rally.
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