The Evening critic., 1882-10-06
News Notes.

Ninet, Arab Pasha's Swiss adviser, will
be expelled from the country.
Large quantities of valuable plumber
have been found In various places in Egypt.
The Spanish Minister of Marine has
asked for 3OOO0OOO pesotas with which to
build two ironclads.
Hon. J. NJ. Francis, the new American
minister In Lisbon, had an audience with the
King of Spain yesterday.
1t is reported from London that the Irish
Catholic hierarchy has refused to allow the
priests to attend the forthcoming conference.
1t is reported in Vienna that England
Will permit the Khediye TO recruit a new
Egyptian army in India, under certain re-
strictiOns.
The corporation of London will present
an address OF congratulatlon to General Wolse-
ley and sword OF honor and the freedom OF
the city to Admiral Seymour.
M. de Lesseps has telegraphed to the
president of the court-martial which Will try
Arab Pasha that the latter tried to preserve
the neutrality OF the Sucz Canal.
Senior Garcia Calderon, the constitutional
been prisoner in Chill, is reported to be in
Arequipa, Peru, treating for peace.
Annie ]. Justice sued the proprietors of
the Rochester Union and AdpeJtlser, claiming
$4,000 damages for alleged libel. verdict
was rendered yesterday for the defendants.
Rumors Of the interruption of the
friendly relations between the Argentine Re-
General Of the Argentine Republic In London.
The United States bank examiner re-
ports that the defalcatlons OF the late cashier
of the Manufacturers National Bank OF Troy,
N. y, amount to s31,5lb. Tho bank has am
pie assets.
Schedules filed yesterday in the assign
ment OF Wollstein Sulzbacker, manufac-
turers of cloaks, % White street, Now York,
shows the liabilities to be sis,390, and actual
assets S0,115.
Horace Spruance. of Smyrna, Dell was
struck by q shifting engine while crossing tho
track at Clayton yesterday, and instantly
killed. He was peach'grower, and aged
about so years.
The Council of Ministers of Madrid has
decided TO refuse the offer OF tho Sultan OF
Morocco OF certain territory around Cueta for
the retrocession by Spain OF the Island OF Santa
Cruz, near Morocco.
John Leigh and James Rigby, two farm
ers, near Palmer, ILL.,, quarrele1 at law over
the possession OF some land. Rigby won the
lawsuit. Leighs son met Rigby on Wednes-
day ana shot him dead.
conference of Western starch manufac.
turcrs is being held at Cincinnati, with view
TO consolidating the business so as TO reduce
the cost OF production. 1t is said that nine
out OF eleven firms have agreed u the consoll-
dalton.
Telegraphic communication between Cal.
lao, Peru, and the United States and Europe,
via the lines OF the Central South Amerl'
to-day. The lines 10 Valparaiso Will be opened
about october 10.
Captain Scott, of the British Navy, who
was appointed commissioner TO investigate
the loss OF the steamer Asia on lake Huron,
Gays that his report VIII show that very In
ferior class OF vessels is used I'm navigating tho
waters in which this disaster occurred.
Indictments were returned yesterday by
the Grand Jury against the Mayor and City
Councilmen Of Williamsport, Pa, who were
arrested last week on the cnargo OF failing TO
keep the streets OF that city In proper con.
dftion. Tho cases VIII come up for trial t.
day.
David Barbour for many years general
manager and financial superintendent OF the
Touring mills OF Marshall, Kennedy & Co., Al
Pittsburg, has been arrested on charge o
larceny. His Irregularities have been goinl
OMIT is said, for twenty years. and In that tim(
he has taken S25, 900.
Mrs Catharine L. Realf, wife of Richard
Healt, the poet, who committed suicide In thu
San FRANCISCO mint four years ago, appeared
N Juuge MitchelPs court, Philadelphia, yes
terdayi plaintin In u suit against j. b. Lippln
cott " 90. to recover damages for alleget
1inelous statements concerning herself In bi
oBfaphy OF her husband, written by Rassitul
johnson and printed in Lipplaeotfs MdgaEla
OF March, 1870.
At the session Of the American Board OF
commissioners OF Foreign Missions at Port
lana, Me., yesterday, a resolution was adopted
declaring II 10 be the judgment OF the boar,
that tho most strenuous measures approved
by christian Wisdom should be employed i
secure through the National Government o
otherwise for the American missionaries Il
Austria the complete 'nloyment OF civil an,
religious liberty In tho administration OF mis-
sionnry work.