New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
Tx IEgS THIS MORNING.

Fop2cy.-Gambetta's recent remarks on the
power NJ ihc proposed Congress have caused great
sensation i'm Paris. --= Prince Bismarck has
advised the Porto TO await explanations
from France and England in regard to the
joint note. before taking further action. --
Comes Of London Pagcb have been conhs-
cotcd n Berlin i'm consequence of a cartoon bear
ing on the recent Imperial Tcscrpi. --- he biI
for the revision of the Constitution is to be consd-
cred by the French Chamber OF Deputies on Thurs
day. -- Lord LONE has arrived at Ottawa.
The Union Generate of Paris has secured iiuan-
cial support.
CovGEr,s.-.In the Senate. resolutions Of respect
for the memory of the lare Senator Burnside were
presented by Mr. Anthony and adopted remarks
upon the character and achievements of General
burnside were made by Mc>srs. Anthony, Adrich,
Hampton, ElmunGs MaXcy, Ransom, H"Wley
Harrison Jones lof Florida and lalo.-=ln the
House bills were introduced for the publication o.
n list of an persons receiving or claiming pensions
70 grant pensions to ali soldiers engaged i'll Indian
wars prior 20 1910 or 10 their widows; to regulate
nnd limit Chinese immigration for the relief Of the
Freedmen, Saving and Trust Company; to cstab-
fish United States Court in the Indian Territory
10 establish 4 Bureau Of Mines and Mining; 10 es-
tablish uniform paper currency; proposing a Con-
stitutional amendment relative 10 appointments to
public Office; pensoning soldiers who were confined
IN Confederate PRISONS TO reduce the salaries of
heads OF Departments and for the apportionment Of
Representatives under tie Tenth Census.
DoMEsTIC--In the Guitclu case yesterday, Judge
Porter began the closing address to the jury. --
Services IN honor Of the memory of Senator Wag
uer were held in the Assembly last evening. -
New-Jcrscy Republican Senators, it is said, have
decided to confirm the appointment of Manning +.
Knapp az Supreme Court Justice. --= An
express train Oh tho Pennsylvania Railroad
ran into freight train at Mineral
Point Penn; four persons were Injured. -
Sprague's Mills, near Keene. y. H., were burned
"A bill Was introduced in the Virginia Senate
making grave robbery felony - Two children
were burned to death at Des Mones Ia, and child
was sufocated by fire IN the st. PauPs Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum at Worcester, Mass. --
Tho cornerstone of the Cotton Exchange at
New-Orlcans was laid yesterday. - Charles
Dana ii Co., provision dealers of Boston, have
failed. The Cumberland River has begnn to
fall at Nashville; the loss to the lumber interests at
that point will be $4,000. -= The boiler of a
tugboat al Haverstraw, y. Y, exploded last even
Ing. aud three Of the crew were killed. --= Two
children were burned III their fathers house at New
ComerstOwn, O.
CRY AND URBAN-Clarksou y. Potter died Of
Brigbt's disease Yesterday. -== The Coroner con-
Timed to investigate the Spuyten Duyyil disaster.
The news in the Brooklyn Tabernacle
were sold Mt auction. "A verdict of muir
der in the first degree was given in the
Graves case at Newark -- The Young Men S
Christian Association celebrated IFS anniversary,
80 There Will be another meeting Of subordinate
railway officers to-day. == Cold value OF the
legal-tender silver dollar 4l2i4 grains, $3.50 cents
60 Stocks were active lower and weak, and
closed unsettled.
THE WEATHER rBBUVE local observations in
dcate cold and fair followed by cloudy weather.
Thermometer yesterday: HIgEest.1J~; lowest, - ;
average, 90.