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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-05

- ct. Yetcrsburg. General Sob
leben miro itatt General 9llbeinsfi gum
@eneral gouberneur BON Yolen ct
naunt iperben; er ioll cine itrategilde
Gren5e beritellen.
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bOr 9ettner, YrOfeiior on Der uniperli-
tdt bon Seua uno 96riftiteaer iiber
&un1t unb 2iteratur, 1T geforben.
= 2onoon. Ser 8erliner Gprre=
iponoent Der Shines meloet cine ltnter=
reoung, bic er nit ge;ug auf ggpptel1
nit elmer bo6geitellten perlon bate,
oeren Be3iebungen sn ben b09fen ge=
amten ibren 9lngaben ben Wert6 elmer
balboff3ieGen @rfldrung geben. 9tad)
bieier autpritat gi6t es @runb gu glau=
bent oab GeutI6lanb cine ginlabung
at Stalien, 5ur Wieoerberfelung Der
Sroaung in @gDpten Sruppen gu lie
fern, unteritiieen miiroe; mas Seutif=
Lamb unterltiibt, tperbe npn SeItrei6
gutgebeiBen iperben, unb &uBlanb
peroe ii9er Staliens @inl9reiten i'm
gluftrage Guropas FINER englil6en 8e=
letung por5ieben.
- 8rpbp. Ser @atb bes Dilfrifts
bat bei6lofen, cine Population ait BEN
Safer gu fenSen, I'm auf bic 9totbipell=
olgfeit bin3utpeiien cine anbere Sta6t
gum 3enoe5oous fir Die iiioil6en
6lil6tllnge aus &uklanb 3u be ltimmen,
uno 100000 Gul6en aur tntsrltubung
DerIelben Qttsutpeifen.
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bore Sbufelot. tpelder lieb gegenmartig
III Sbansbai befinbet, iperbe in Ruraem
cine Expedition na1gprea unternebmen.
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ben bineiii9en @tuoenten, bic abberuz
ten iuilrhen, Die grlaubnib gu erpirfen, |
eortDin suriid3ufebren. St bat fd
oesbalb bereits at 81 Sung China qez
manot lno glaubt, baB 80 Big 40 Stu=
oenten bic eripiinidte grlaubnib erbal=
ten iperSen. 9ie Steaung bon 81 Suna
ebins lit sefdbroet. @ein gru6er 1T |
III ungnaoe gefallen unb feline Mutter |
geItcrbem, 10 baB er in Nbsel1lo1enbeit |
stoel Sabre trauern miibte, ipenn oer |
aaiier ni6t bic Srauerseit auf 100 |
Sage abfiir5t. Seine Teinbe per1uden !
Elm lol6es gerfobren bes Gai5ers au |
nerbInsfrn, uns tpenn ibnen bies ae=
lingt, ID feline poliiii1e Mea6t fir int |
mer berni6tet. .-Oie frau3olii6e @rpe=
oition gegen 2anci, Die SauptItaot BON !
Sonquin, erreidte ben suM atnsriffe !
beltinmtsn punfi an, 23. Mpril unb |
itllrnlte bic Gitaoelle am 26. 6rans0fi= |
i6e GorreipDnbenten melben, 2anei.iei |
BON 1000 Wann bertbeioiet. fart Be-
feitigt mn6 reidli6 nit @e|6ib, Mi= |
traileuien &c. berieheH galpefea, tpdb= |
reno bic Granaoien nur iuenise Sun=
bert Manu adblien. Sic nabmen Die |
Gitaoelte mad einem perstpeiIelten |
9anogemenge, nobel bod uWr iuenige
ibrer 2eute uermHnhsi guroen, inabreno
iie Hnifa hsn G,nseborueu Elm E!irbiba=
res WlNihae anribteien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-05
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2 - 9as MeprafentantenbauS bat nun
aud ben 3onteitfall bon Gone geeen
Mbeeler bon alabama gu 0unffen bes
RonteIfanten entidieben.
= Geo. glis bon Gattlettsbura,
Ra., ber i'm lergangensn Sabre Die bets
ben MdoAen bes Garmer @ibbons
f6dnbete unb ermorbete, Durbe aug
bem 0efdngniB gebolt unb aufgefniipft.
= Der rlerifani16e General +.
nriq bat ON %. Mni hei gpsaue 6e
Ga1tiqas cine 8anos' Mpdhsil siiber.
rai6t. 81 hea ibnen get6otet, eiHigc ges
fargen genoninien uno tDre ganSe Gas
gsrallsriiitung erbeutet.
= Wlit oem 8au Der bireften Yabn
BON glew Orleans ilaf, Mempbis pirb
ten|naWE besoanea pssoen. -
s'.''- Nuslanb.
- Ser Sob Garibaloi,s bat 1T syta=
lien tiefe arauer Ieybargerpfen, Mls
bic HaNfi9t in Npni einlraf, hefanh fN
Der MlnieipalsatD III .gibuns, pcriagie
Iih iebo6 iofort unb ale 3bcaterbors
felungen iuurben eiugefeat. Sn Der
Oeputirtenfammer 1ielt Der Yra1ioent
berIslben, Gen. Saline Die Sragerrebej
tie pom ganaen SaiiIe iisbsnb entsegen4
Senomiilen tpuroe. Sic Nntrdge, Sen
9inter6liebenen bes @enesals sills peG:
| non ausSufeken un6 i'm ein 6enflnal al
errt0tem, iiitb bereits angenommen ipor.
ben. @aribaloi beitimnnt in ieinem as.
itdment, saB feline 2ei6e berbrannt uni
bic Nl6e in elmer llrne neben ben
Grabe ieines ainoes IN Gaprera behp
Nirt ipfrbe. s5g atpM. Gsnlla. Msabe
dno anberen grOBen Stdbten purbei
Bic GeIddfts9dufet eef6lohen uno il
Stauet gebillt.
Wahrenb oer pergaussuen Wad
HarDelf in 9abaltna "A perfouen an
gelben Jieber.
= Der iOeialiiiil1e Heidstaasabae
orbnete 8ebel lit in Dresden abermal
wegen gerleBune Der Ottpberseiebe ber
baftet Horesn.
60 Sie Greu3seitung bonn 3. eutbQl
einen bemerfensluertben Nrtitel ii6er oa
fisisenbs telnbtite e'efhbl in 9tublan
gegen Die 9eutl6en, oas Die bo6lie
ariitofratii den Sreiie ourdbrinet.
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Insabl Sduier, pelde Suben gst6rel
| in @raHo, LGgrfi, cine au4Hiebft
| iii6iide Stabt i'm Commencement Wl
bilew 1T beinabe DollltdnOis absebrann
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-05
: bas bieBe Sbre @lte mib.

3urhd iein - bas biebe Sbre @ute mib
brauhen.
Damn erlauben sic menieffens, bab id
baS Vetbed ro0enbS In bic 5Sbe foliage
Gle Rnb ioalt in rpeniseu Winuten oe'
Scnne san} ausSelebt.
Bsnn gle wirtlih aud mob bic @ttt
baben molten.
Mnsela ridtete bas gerbed; unb bann,
elm Bud benlsrtent, cas- benz alten Maune
porbin eutslitten mar, beb iie cai1elte auf
unb tste es ibm in ten Shccs. Gabei
fam itre 5anb In bic Nibe Der 5inoe oes
Mlten, bic plSblih in fonberbarsr Weiie
tin= unb ter3u,uden tesannsu unb bann
traftlos liesen blieten. Gr i&i'ttelte ben
Rcpf unb iaate nit einem traurissn ea=
detn:
Sd mcllte bic 9i9abeit babeu, bic git
tise 6ano an meine 2ippen 5u fibren.
go IaiIen Sie i1d benn, Wtaoaue an benz
mineliden Nusorud meincs inni5en 2an'
fes eenasen.
Nnaela bate bic peinlids 5ilflo1steit
hes Wannes, feline freunoliden Wcrte,
bas miloe. ihuer3lite Sadeln tlef Sc
riibrt. @ie iaS ibren Yater in ieiner
leeten Rrantbeit I'M 9sbnichel, nit elmer
6anb, bic faum bic 6ecer nca halten
tcnnte, Blatt UNI Blatt ih, eibene all benz
Nuflabs, ben ct bod nidt mebr beenben
Ioute. Ttrdnen itiiraten ibr aus ben Mu'
gen; 1e tr5 ad auf bic pslten Sdnoe
bcrab unb elite baUon.
sic wcllle mad benz 6aufe anb befano
fid ptSblid wisber ali Der nieort9eu linz
faliunss inter welder bic Quai=
prcmenabe entlans lief.
Gfifaant uber ibre 3aitreutbsit, einS
Re absrmala eurh bic 9csfsts unb erbtIdte
nun aud balo. aus einsm fdnlalen Meben=
rfabe in eiasn brsiteren Gong ticsenb,
bas Saus, als bon liuis. aus ,inem an-
bern Webenpfabe. bic riease @eitult elmer
Ihmar3gefleibeten Dame aus BEN Bafden
berpor itr in ben YBes trat. 70 plSsIih,
ba6 Re. cine &ati&u!oi9Hus Murmelno,
fsitwdrts tpid. Sn beniieltsn Rcm.nt
wenbete Rd BE Dame pOu su ibr uno
prallte einen sreeea @dritt surild. wie
Semanu. osr i'm 1esriffe war, uuf cine
Hattsr 3u treten.
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: UOltstbimll9. = Yor 8urjen EN-.
piinsen mir ben einem Stalsnsr, Ssrrn
s. ebinel, 36 SlcrioasStraIs, Buffalo,
N. y. fclsenoe Wlitttsilgrs, spelde be:
meih, eaB bas osutiae Seilmiite( 3 r.
GuSuit a0nisS 9amburser
Irppfen, in Der That Gemeinsuf Der
WSlter seworotn 1T Ser Gbinel idreitt:
Seit uusefibr 10 Sabren leibe i6 an eli
net mir unbefannten &rantbeit. Die
Spmptome iino Sopfmeb. yrunI6mer.
sen, appetitloli9te;t, gerbaupngsb:.
iAmeresn, in GumMa, eM sewiNes CT.
hsas; wpiir lh mir, 'iroe Der bielen Mit.
tel, bic id anmanote, teine 2inoeruna Der.
ldaiisn tpnnte. Dur4 3uIau tstam it
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-05

OF
Sdaitse 5reie VreHs
erf1etnt s
I 8 ait Iasnlbme bes Sonnta8s
unb toaet
400 fiir baS Sa6r ober 81. 5 o fir
3 Wons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-05

etuen 5amburser 6an1ilien Gatenber in
bic Sano. SD lief mir cine Tlalde
5amburser 1ropfen brten unb nabm bie<
lslten reselmaBis. 9sad fur;er 3eit trat
SeierunS ein, Scpf= unb 2eibl dmersen
nsrlteBen mild, ber Nppetit ite(te ld tpie=
Der Elm uno Jest befinbe id mid selunp
uno frdftis. DEM @rfinber meinen per=
binbli6Iten Danf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-05
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70 1T fs!tiam, bab Semauo nit Qelssu
bseaItst 1T, eie burd unrsines glut ent,
ltsben, tpenn 81 . iaoolis bic @eiunb.
9ett i'm pty7itsn Sreaaismus tpieeer ber.
itsllt. @oicbalIs 1T Elm aartsnoer @yrup,
anesnebm gu nsamsn, unb Der beRe tis iett
entpsdts . Slutretniger. Sc tetlt
Scropbsln. fgpbilitilGe QsiSsn, Nitren.
lSYadts, Gr9ipslaa, malarilde Qeiten,
ylsrp0Ftat, @dwaGs, @alenlsiben unb
GranE9siten ces glutts, Der Qsber, eer
s''ersn, bss Wassns, FER 9aut &C.
Sater's Vain Yanacea bst(t
S&msr3sn BET Wesnihen uno St;ersn.
Sr. Npses's Wprm Ssrup
tDbtet bic g1Irmsr audenblidlidb.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

1t is enough to make the taxpayer gasp
for breath TO read such announcements as
the following from the Springfield MASS. }
Republican,: I'VE observe that the pension
roll is so small, costing only 300. 900, 600
a year now, that, the pension commissioner
misses 1 100000 pensioners and practically
advertises for them TO come forward and
present their claims That is, he says
about that number of soldiers have never
presented claims. They are the great in
dependent class who can take care of them
selves by their own labor, or who have had
no disability which they could lay to the
war"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

Judge Kelley says he told his party how
it would be. He told them in caucus that
the first session of this congress must
greatly reduce taxation, or they would be
swamped in the November elections. How
he feels about it is thus shown in Wash
ington dispatch;
They voted me down, and I warned
them (here Judge Kelley held up his at
tenuated finger and shook it dramatically
that they would all be carried away next
November. What did they do? Instead
of cutting down they rushed madly, under
unfortunate advice, and grabbed at tt e
surplus in the treasury. They acted on
the impression. evidently, that they would
fail of denomination and reelection unless
they grabbed and spent all they could. I
told them that such course would result
in disaster, and / was right
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

Senator Blair. of New Hampshire, says
in the IrGUetJer, of Boston, that if the re
publican party is to win again, it must
recognize the fact that new generation of
voters has come upon the stage. to whom
the old war cries have little meaning.
This country is young mans country,
he says. ut is ruled by its young men.
The young men are to the front always
and always must be. The republican
party was the creation of young men, rest
less of old and effete leadership The war
was fought by young men" He adds also
that ''the old issues are almost entirely ex-
hausted, but that there are great moral
questions awaiting settlement to-day, as
urgent~and pressing as was the great ques
ton of human freedom. The republican
party must take hold of them. If il does
not, some new party will be born for the
express purpose Of settling them"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24
THE STEEL MEMS ALLEGED FEARS.
Using the Proposal to Reform the Tariff as a
Pretense for Shutting Down-The
Market Really Glutted
From the n. Y. World.

A telegraphic dispatch was received in
this city yesterday announcing that the
Joliet Iron and Steel Company, together
with many other western manufacturerssof
Bessemer steel IN Chicago, St. Louis and
other cities, had concluded to close their
works between the present date and the
first of the coming month. The reason
assigned for such action was the fact that
''the maintenance by congress of the pres
ent tariff upon the commodity manufac-
tured was no longer to be hoped for, as
there is majority in both houses against
the present system, and that sudden
shrinkage in price had ensued from the
advocacy of a tariff of amore modified kind
than that in vogue"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24
TEN CENT COLUMN.
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS1
Rock Island County
In the Circuit Court to the January Terms A. D.,
1888
James McGregorvs. Rebecca McGregor, In Chan
Gerry.
Affidavit of the non-resdence of Rebecca Nc
Gregor, the above named defendant, having been
fled in the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court of said
county, notice is therefore hereby given 10 the said
nonresident defendant, that the complainant filed
his bill of complaint in said Court on the Chaneery
side thereof, the 18th day of Move mbef, 1882 and
that thereupon summons issued out of said court,
wherein said suit is now pending. returnable On the
first Monday in the month of January next, as is
by law required. Now. unless you, the said non
reside mt defendant above named, shall personally be
and appear before said Circuit Court the first day
of the next term thereof to be holden at Rock Island
in and for said County en- the first Monday in Jan
uary next, and plead, answer or demur to the
said compliments bin of complaint the same and
the matters and things therein charged and stated
W Ill be taken confessed, and decree entered
against you according to the prayer of said bill.
Rock Island, :, Nov. II, A. d. 1882.
LEVI f. HARRISON, Clerk.
p. O'MARA, Compt's Sol. nov-1-Sd4w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

Nobody but republican editors is talking
of Ben Butler as the democratic candidate
for president in 1884. They nominate
Ben and then go for him with all the VIM
and vigor of fishwomen. 1t is nice pas
time for them. 1t serves to keep them
selves in training until candidate is really
nominated. 1t is a good while before that
event occurs and they may get themselves
tlemen
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

James G. Blaine said recently in New
York that he thinks the defeat which the
republican party met in the November
elections would do it great deal of good.
This is alse the opinion of the ARGUS, but
it must be defeated sssome more so that
it viii reapa permanent benefit-say in
1894
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 90
ROCK Island COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court to the January Term, 1888.
i. II. Frink Addie Frink, in Chancery.
Affidavit OF the non-residence of Addie Frink, the
above named defendant, having been filed in the
Clerk Office of the Circuit Court of said county,
tce is therefore hereby given to the said non-resi
dent defendant that the complainant filed his bill of
complaint in said Court the Chancery side there
of, on the Goth day of November, 1882, and that
thereupon summons issued out of said Court,
wherein said suit is pending, returnahle on the
first Monday in the month of January next as Is by
law required Now, unless you the said non-resi-
dent defendant above named, shall personally be
and appear before said Circuit Court, the first day
of the term thereof to be holden at Rock Island
inland for the said county, on the first Monday in
January next, and plead, answer or demur 10 the
said complainant's bill of complaint, the and
the matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken confessed, and a decree entered
Rock Island, Illinois. November goth, 1882.
L. F. HARRISON. Clerk.
NJ NJ CoRBETT, Compt's Sol. nov20d4w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, I %
Rock Island County. 30

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 60
Rock Island County.
In the Circuit Court, to the January Term, 1888.
Alonzo D. Jacobs VS.. Cynthia Jacobs, in Chan
Gerry
Affidavit of the non-residence of CynthiS Jacobs,
the above named defendant, having been filed in the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court of said county,
tice is therefore hereby given to the said nonresi
dent defendant that the complainant filed his bill of
of, on the 10th day Of November, 1882, and that
thereupon summons issued out of said Court,
wherein said suit is pending. returnable the
first Monday in the month of January next, is by
law required. Now, unless you, the said non-res1-
dent defendant above named, shall personally be and
appear before said Circuit Court the first day of
the next term thereof to be holden at Rock Island
in and for the said county, on the first Monday in
January next, and plead. answer or demur to the
said complainants bill of plant, the same and
the matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken confessed. and a decree entered
against you according to the prayer of said bill
Rock Island, Illinois, November 10th, 1882.
L. T. HARRISON, Clerk
N NJ. CoREETT, Compts Sol. nov20d4w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

The Brooklyn republican general com
mittee passed. resolutions declaring that
Mr.. Arthur's administration has been re-
bul1ed by the electors for interfering in the
politics of the state and perpetrating
frauds at the Saratoga convention.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

Elk Governor Colquitt who was last
week chosen senator from Georgia for the
long term. was major general in the CON
federate army, and gained his title of the
Hero of Olustee" by a remarkable vic
tory over superior force at the town in
Florida of that name.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24

White brocaded velvets for wedding
dresses now show designs of. humlning
birds, immense flowers and vines, pond
lilies and foliage, large fern fronds. oak
leaves, horse-chestnut blossoms and
sheaves of wheat, some of the patterns are
outlined with cut crystal beads or threads
of gold.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24
ANECDOTE OF BEN BUTLER.
ter in Boston journal.

Letter in Boston Journal
Here is an anecdote that was told me at
the table the other day by a lady who said
that her husband, though a republican,
was going TO- vote for him because he
wanted to give the old man chance.
A plainly dressed woman, evidently in
mental distress, presented herself at his
law office one day, and his secretary, IL
the outer office, told her that the general
was engaged inside and could not possibly
see her. May / come to morrow, then2 ?"
she TREMENDOUSLY inquired. mo: he is 60
ing to Washington to morrow" She sat a
few moments, with evident reluctance to
yield her hope, and presently Mr.. Butler
came out and passed through the ante
room to go to luncheon. One of his shrewd
eyes caught the timid figure, and he pass
ed before her and asked her, in rapid but
kind words, If she wanted to see him.
That is what / came for, "'she said wist-
fully. State your business very briefly,
and ] will see what can be done,o he said,
ushering her into his consulting room. She
told him sad story of conjugal sorrow,
through a selfish and tyranniGal husband.
left her by her parents, and not
only did not support her, but abused her
He said: Now, madam, if inquire into
this case, shall | find that you. after all,
are the one to blame2 Are the facts actu-
ally as yousrepfesenb them 10 me, and have
you been to him good and true wife?"
t'God knows that have tried to be, and
that all have told you is true she an
swered fervently, and drawing out $50,
she said: 81 have borrowed this to come
to yeu WITH and I'm sorry it is not more;
but do take it and see if you cannot set me
free from him." The general waved back
the hand which offered the pitifnl sum,
and said II will undertake your case, but
your money is no object to me- / am
not in need of it, but would like to help
you"
He returned in due time from Washing
ton, took hold of her. case, whichawas SO
clear that he easily secured the divorce and
recovered $40, ZOO of her patrimony for
her; and even then would accept no fee;
neither did he make any overtures even of
friendship toward her, beyond mere bust
ness like humanity-the humanity of
busy, absorbed, but not ungenerous man.
/ have heard several anecdotes of him here
as favorable as this, and in Washington he
is known as great friend to the poor and
dependent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24
The Kewanee Independent is still snarl-
ing at O'Mara and the ARGUS.

The republican doctors seem to be I'M
able to discover precisely from which of
its many diseases the republican party
died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-26
THE OLD POST OFFICE SITE.


WASHINGTON, March 25.-J. II. COnant made
an argument before the House Committee Oh Public
Buildings and Grounds to-day against the proposition
for the sale Of the old Post Office property In NewYork.
OF which he is the lessee The only consideration
urged by Mr. Conant against the sale that the prop
erty Is rapidly approaching in value and II would there
FORE be good speculation for the Government TO hold Is
another five years Mr.. Conaut also repeated his asser
tons that there is great need OF new Government
building on the NassaJ-st. site
Supervising Architect Hill, OF the Treasury Depart
ment opposed this view and said that in doing he was
giving the Judgment Of Secretary Foger well as his
own
Mr.. Conant disposed to complain OF what he
seemed to regard hasy by the committee, and
said that the opponents OF the proposed sale had been
given opportunity for n hearing. Chairman Shallen
berger said that the fullest publicity had been given to
the matter and that the committee had been waiting
many weeks for the opponents IL any there We're 10 ap
pear good many persons had appeared or written on
the subject but all except Mr. COnant favored the sale,
Of course, II understood that Mr. Conans inter
ests required that the sale should be prevented or at
least postponed "a long as possible
Mr. Beach said In justification OF his action In oferng
bill for an appropriation to build new Government
building the SITE that the Chamber of Commerce Is 80
powerful that ii terrorlZes every NcwIOk city Con-
such bill Therefore, its friends compelled to ma
q country member who would do il for them
The committee instructed subcommittee TO prepare
bill and report, providing for and recommending the
sale Of the properly by auction to tho highest bidder at
minimum price OF $500, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Saturday, March 25, 1882.
NJ Daniel Wilson has been elected President OF the
French Budget Committee.
The Lerant Herald the English daily newspaper of Con-
stantinnpie, has been suppressed.
Berlin dispatch to The MorntnD Post says German
workmen and architects being engaged for the Pan
Canal.
The Daily Nelcs has a dispatch from Madrid saying
there great perpexity in Spain regards the best
policy for Cuba.
The betting at Newcastle the coming boat race be-
tween Hanlan and Boyd brisk two to one being offered
Hanlan and freely taken.
The emigration from the Clyde promises to be very
large this season Twenty five families called board
the Waldensian for Boston on Wednesday
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association yesterday
decided TO expel any member joining employing
a person who is a member of, the Cotton Exchange.
The Times says prospectus has been issued OF the
Electric Light Maintenance Company" with capital
OF 900 O0O contract for the lighting of towns etc,
bytelectTicity.
The Porte after much delay, has granted permission
to a Russian transport with convicts and troops for
Siberia to pass through the Bosphorus the condition
that this permission be considered unique and be
cited as precedent
The race for the Liverpool Spring Cup was won by
Lord Eesmere's Walensten, with Wood in the saddle;
Captain MachePs Valour taking second place and Col
onel FOresters Dreamland coming in q bad third The
winner is an American bred horse having been pur-
chased by Lord Ellesmere from 7. LOrlard.