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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH BANKERS ARRESTED.

PARIS. Feb IN. BontouX president and VI.
FEEDER manager Of the Union Generate We're arrested
last evening Mt a meeting of the Board of Directors.
Rail has been refused them. l. is stated that legal
proceedings are to be begun against several Of the
directors The Paris Tribunal of Commerce has
formerly declared the failure of the fI"n Generate
The Boiirsc settlement is making fair progress.
LoNpoN. Feb 2.-Thc bullion withdrawn from
the Bank of England to-day was shipped to Paris.
Madrid dispatch to The Standad says: The
Bonrsc settlements here and at Barcelona passed of
quietly
The NndarFs 8 correspondent At Paris says:
The Union Generate has issued notification that, The
Couppuy brIuL bankrupt, there VIII pc no meeting OF
slllrro[lrf- Oh Friday. IN. BontouN dud FEEDER are
charged with syiadug, which brings them before iuc
correctional Police. 1hus they VIII not obinHa trial
by jury.
Paris says:
AlauI. called the Credit Provincial and q few outside
hri.rs r, IN. bic to fi tLClr engagements Ou account
80 tn. .oil1p-r OF The Union Gc.er.lc.
Tuc y-..rraut for the arrest ~ Mn EontouN and
Fdrr charges them with abuse OF trust by spccua;ns
with customers fGha-.
Repofts Of favorable progress in the settlement at
Pam. were received Yesterday, and seem 90 bc con-
GrueI by the effect Oh the Lo-don Stock Exchange.
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where most of the foreign securities closed firm
except Egyptians, which were affected by other
causes.
dispatch to The Daily NeTs from Paris. says:
The Bourse settlement was better than had been
enormous
NJ. Humbert, Minister of Justice, stated that the
judicial authorities considering whether legal
proceedings should also be taken agrinst the Board
of Superintendent of the Union Generate. Events,
he said, had shown the necessity of modifying the
law of 1867 In order to prevent financial societies
from speculating in their own stocks
Nj. Say, Minister of Finance. announced that the
licensed brokers had taken steps to ensure the fuii
payment of their creditors without having assuT-
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AN EGYPTIAN CRISIS AT HAND.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-1he correspondent of The Times
at Alexandria, Egypt, confirms the report that a
political crisis will probably occur in day or two.
The correspondent says public opinion at Cairo
strongly favors Turkish intervention under the
English and French Commissioners
CAIRO, Feb. "a deputation of notables to-day
waited upon Cherif PaCha President of the Council
and formally requested him to sign their draft of an
orgasic law. Cberif Pacha referred them TO the
Khedive and they thereupon proceeded to the
Palace. The Khedive deferred his reply TO their
request, and summoned the English and French
Consuls to a consultation, in the course of which
Cherif Pacha arrived at the Palace and rendered
his resignation.
CAIRO, Feb. 2.-The new Ministry, which it is ex-
pected will be formed Tomorrow will be entirely
composed of men who favor the aspirations of the
NOtahlcs.
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disposed to boast OF victory over the Tammany men
in the election OF the nominee but the f0Ilow-
Of John Kelly asserted that at time mad they on-
jected particularly to Mr. Patterson only to the man.
ner of his choice They further asserted that concessions
had been made 10 the formation OF the committees;
which all that they really desired NO one coud
tell what would become Of the deadlock in the senate
but persons TO Mr. Kelly asserted that 1t would ne
broken in day or two Some feeling was shown ~
Tammany men toward the "AntiMonOpolst" leaders In
the city who went to Albany to break up the deadlock
These men, 1t was asserted, had been iniluenced Dy
selfish considerations and by promises made by Hubert
o. Thompson and other local leaders OF the AnlIaH
many Democracy. IL the general feeling that ram
many would be well taken OF in the disposition OF
the Assembly patronage
Republicans looked upon the Ideal" between the two
Democratic wings with complacency All apparently
felt that the Republican members Of the Legislature lao
done well to enter into trade for control OF either
hnua
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday Feb 2, 1882.
telegram from Athens says that Queen Olga has
given birth to a SON.
Advices have been received of another outbreak of
yellow fever in Senegal
The Noroe VrcDya that the defacatons recently
discovered in the Taganrog Custom House amount to
seventy million rubles.
Mr. Tuckerman, late American Minister at Athens, has
been appointed member Of committee in connection
with n proposed banquet in London TO celebrate the
peaceful cessOn OF Thcsslly to Greece.
In the Prussan Landtag of the new Schleswg. or
Danish members declined take the OATH and accord
incv forfeited his scat THIS is regarded significant
proof OF the unpOpuarity of the Prussian regime IN
North Scheswg, and the tenacitY with which the IN
LaL;tants defend their Danish nationality.
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PLACEMENTS or TESTERN NETS.
CONVICTED OF MASSLATGHTFR.

CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.
TOLEDO. O1io, Feb 2.-In the case of Peter
d. Cole who killed John Harmon at Desher, OHIO, last
August and trial has been in progress foren days
rast at Napoleon Ohio the jury this morning rendered
"A verdict OF mansaughGer Cole shot Harmon for main
tanning criminal intimacy with his wife.
TO SUPPLY FACTS ABOUT COLORADO.
DENVER, Feb. "A WOmans Industrial
Association has incorporated and organized here
with Mrs. Margaret j. Patterson president, and Mss
Olive Wright secretary. The principal object II 10 col
lec and furnish correct and trustworthy information
concerning Colorado and contiguous territories and 10
prevent impostons by INSCRIPTIONS specnlators.
SIR HENRY PARKE9'S MISSION.
Chicago, Feb. Sir Henry ParkeS,
Premier and Colonial Secretary OF NeW-SOuth Wales,
viii arrive in this city from California on Saturday, on
his way to Washington. Sir Henry'a mission to this
country is TO cndeayOr induce the United States to
contribute subsidy TO the sydney and san Francisco
COMPANY to reduce the duy wool, and TO admit all
Australian products free OF duty.
GRAIN BROKERS DEFRAUDED.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Abraham Meter, Tor many
wears member Of the Board OF Trade in good repue.
who had failed, il accused Of frauds amounting to
10000 His plan has been to buy lots OF gram to
G pa Tor when delivered al its ultimate destination.
He would secure payment from the c0nsinees, and then
by means Of yaluee-s checks BY keeping out of the
way, avoid payment. Among those who are losers are
Cnr;is & King. sIiOO; Il. b. Weir $500; Gregg son,
II .OUJ and s. II. McCrea, $1,000.
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CRINES AND CASCAL1IES.
INJURED BY BEING STRUCK BY 4 TRAI

INJURED by BEING STRUCK BY \ TRAIN.
SPRI~Gr!r.D. Mass Feb. "A. Sherwood. a
dentist struck by train NOrth Adams to-day Hc is
probably ia.ally hurt
DEATH THE RESULT OF An OLD QUARREL
81. LOUI-, Feb. IA special dispatch from Ennis.
Tex SAYS that Joseph Forsyth detective was fatally shot
bv Charles Morse 30 had been drinking. The quar-
Icl out Oi an old fcud
AN OFFICER SHOT BY THIEVES . .
prTTsBIEG Penn. Feb. 2.-On!ccrJergy smith, OF
the Allegheny police force, was shot ana iioDahy iatg
No. uG,t THIS morning while uttew ting % aiest uIco
chitaen thieves the Perysyc roai Ie" les iioh u'
city. ..,.,..-.. 81, ,,,,,,f t,t,rrn
GRAYsoN, Ky" Fcb - niled states , este DePeuty Pey
N,riAI r. Slcke Killed at the house OF darih OK
in Iot County t- day before Yesterday, y Lee bN'l
lh,re dance the house oi Co.'S ana tue "hoos se"
out u! quarrel
DIED WHILE on HER WAY HOME
HUDSON. n. Y Feb. 2.-Arj Margaret iNfl.y,
woman n tle .si ftlgo of consumption Ii' New. AZ
lob. I'M. to-day for her home n Iulohl" accompanied DY
len Ausuaad Hurley when the Tram ieeo,od ms
c -4y w.. ie1e that vas DECIDED 10 I'Ao'c htI 10 "a
AuJcl size died iu the clrriage.
CATsiEG THE DEATH or THREE MEN.
WuKEsBAEEF Feb. The Investigation bg the
C.fra Jury the death II the ihfec nut lh the No.
t,,. ed tl, 5saue.lnu4 coal Comp a. NaauctIc,
I,-u.r . Ws. clHplred to-day. idusl ". GHhth, uro
IN ia mold 10 bae allow lug the mrn 90 enter the slope
yucu according 10 tie testimony, there N@s Danger
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WHOLESALE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Nearly every inhabitant of one
tOwnand of Lough Mask has been arrested on sus-
picon of completely in the murder of the process
server, Mr.. Huddy and his nephew, whose bodies
were found III the lake.
woman named Cronin has come forward IN the
town of Mllstreet, County Cork. an informer.
and has given sworn information against eighteen
nOonlig ighters" who assembled and disguised
themselves at her house.
The Parnellites in the House of Commons have
resolved 10 vote with Sir Stafford NOrhcote against
the admission of Mr.. Bradlaugh to the seat he
claims iii that body.
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GRAIN BROKEKs DEFRAUDED.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


REFERRED TO a 81
PHILADELPHIA, Feb AT The meeelng OF the
diTccfu. Of the Philadelphia gas works was referred
4 PROPERTY DISPUTE.
IONG BRANCH. y. j., Feb. 2-lhere Is dispute
in regard 10 he plot ground which II owns on Maint
n is a-cTte Association placed mortgage on IT.,
although the Board u Education had q PRIOR claim
STARVING HERsELF TO DEATH.
BOsTON Feb 2.-Nlrs. Annie Howard, who was
taken hospital day or two ago, serng ron starNa
died YESTERDAY In her ON today wGIo olhd uahk
books representing deposits OF JOj, and eiU Ia cash
PRESSING a CHARGE AGAINST An EN-TAN CLERK.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. An affidavit charging cX-
Cick Eastburn with duI.g s stay IN The
Ia1 Is me- d5 and py % @ m The ax ofse iL5 afternoon
SCARLET FEVER AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN.
FIENftNGT y. y. j., Feb. 2.-Ihe public schools
her. have closed order 81 TIE "ard oi Irusees In
disease have occurred among The school chill
drcn.
An IRON coMPNAIs PROPERTY SOLD BY THE
SuEHlFF.
Et-FFAIo. y. Y. Feb. 2-fne real estate n.ercst3
Of The Union Iron Company Of this city old by TIC
sicin today 10 r.. Oi Ncwl ork, plaintiff n the
action against The company under AL execution Vf Tie SUN
OF U5Gl -.
SENTENCED FOR KILLING HIS SON-1NLAW.
NEW-lIAVEN Conn. Feb. 2.-ChariCs =. Riggs, Of
Naugatuck who coIyIcte Of murder IN The second de-
nell by Judge Sanford today 10 Iprlounc ut
Ia stale Prison ipf life.
4 COAL COMPAEYs SUIT FOR LIBEL.
PITTsBURG. Penn, Feb. IL Thew avery Vocal Com
rlbfe and H. .nr- pres dent Oi The Miners A.-1,i-
libel AMI cons i.y' eiamnE damages 4oi INJURY -
PIGEONS And POULTRY on EXHIBITION.
R,rTIWoEE Feb. I'll hc exhibition Cf the Mary
land Poultry nd Pigeon Ciub, In progress 90 glut
HAIL IN ci. Is d % D." cluh 90 any ever seen IA Tic
Mf Meary = Ba OF Shrewsbury, Aazs. Is the Judge
aWaIGeE VI pI4ZIS.
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TIE HERZFGOVINIAN REVOLT.

PEsTH, Feb. "a newspaper states that a small
force of Russian volunteers from Odessa, which
arrived at Lom Palanka by the way OF Rustschuk,
brought plentiful stocks of arms and ammunition.
VIENNA, Feb. 1.-The Budget Committee
of the Austrian Delegation has approved the grant
100000 forms for the suppression of the insur-
rection. The Minister Of War said that the insur-
rectiOn now moving more toward the frontier
of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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stability Of American institutions A Government
OF the people and for the people depends for ts existence
upon the life OF no man, and as ours Ia a
Government OF the people. upon each individual
vests share Of the responsibility for the purity and
benefcence Of that Government. Upon each Of us as
representatives OF the more than five millions Of peo-
pie OF the State Of NewYork that responsibility is cast
With all the weight that is distributed to all
stituents II due consideration Of this vast RESPONSE
bity is well kept in mind shall not fail to acqu
selves with honor TO ourselves and with satisfaction to
our constituents and 10 cOnsccnces. Again
thanking you for the honor of which you have made
the recipient, await your further pleasure.
The Assembly then adjourned after adopting the rules
OF the last Assembly
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THE SEARCH FOR DE LONG.
FAIR PROSPECTS OF SUCCESS.

THE TEXT OF ONE OF THE RECORDS LEFT BY HIM
RECEIVED FROM LIEUTENANT DANENHowER-
DE LONG AIDED BY NATIVES.
A dispatch from Lieutenant Danenhower to
The Herald states that he has discovered
records Of Lieutenant Commander De Long
which show that three natives found him and
his companions in October last and took them
to a settlement. Lieutenant DanenhOwer began
the search for them five days later They have
been traced to wilderness, and every effort
is still being made to find them.
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

PARIS, Feb. 2.-The Radical Left and the EX-
IRENE Left in the Chamber of Deputies have de-
cided against the proposed Interpolation of the
Government on the postpOncment OF the bill for
revision of the Constitution This is an unexpected
triumph for the Government.
NJ Gambetta has resumed the editorial direction
of tie RcpuLLi1Ne FraRCGise.
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AID FOR THE PROSECUTED JEWS.

LONDON, Feb. THE subscriptions to the fund
for the relief of the prosecuted Jews in Russia,
which was nauguratcd at the meeting presided
over by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House yes
ferlav include those of the ROthschilds of London
and Paris 5000 each Samuel MOntagu Lonls
Cohen, and the Sclgmans f1O00 each The cor
poration of London has subscribed $500 to the fund
for the relief of the JeWs III Rnssla.
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A CONSERVATIVE VICTORY.

PRESTON, Feb. 2.-At the election held here
to-day to III the vacancy in the House Of Commons
caused v the elevation OF Sir John HOker the Bench,
the Right Hon Henry Cecil Raikes, Conservative re-
ccivcd GOi5 votes sampson, the WOrkingmen's
candidate, received 1912 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-03
COIL PR0DUcERS CONSULTING.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. About twenty capl-
taliss who prominently interested in the production
Of coal in Western Pennsylvania met here to-day to
arrange general plans OF mining which shall rcgu-
late production aud protect the trade rcn the effects OF
the rninous competition which has heretofore expert
encc and asc establish equitable basis OF freight
rates with the various railroads tributary from the coal
fields to Buffalo. No definite action taken
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INCREASING ITS .NENBERSHIP FEE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-After the usual call
to-day at the Philadelphia Produce Exchange, 1t
solved that when membership reached $50 the nita
tio fee shall be $50 and that the expiration of 1882
the annual dues shall also be increased.
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4 C4TTLE TRAIN URECKED.

GREENsBURG, Penn, Feb. "a heavy cat
tie train was wrecked at Southwest Station, the Penn
sylvania Railroad, this evening at o'clock; Four cars
were demolished aud several cattle were killed The
accident caused a delay of six hou;s to the trains
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An EXTRA SESSION CALLED.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. Ex-Governor Jerome
has called an session OF the Legislature TO meet
February 23 TO consider Congressional appOrtionmen
relief fire sufferers, and the report Of the tax law
commission,
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THE yIGNAUX-sLOssON MATC

PARIS, Feb. 2.-ln the international billiard
match tonight Vignaux made one run Of 3O4 but was
unable to catch up with sOsson who closed the even
ng's play with total of 2,400 Vignaux left of
at 2.Gsl. His average during the evening was 90,
white SossOn's average was 10.
Schaeer has challenged the winner or this TO similar
match.
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THE SPANISH PILGRIMAGE.

MADRID, Feb. 2.-The Bishops of Valencia,
Segorbe and Orense insist upon the pilgrimage to
Rome being conducted under the control of ecclesi
astics to the exclusion of all lay supervision.
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Vol. Kill. No.
A SPEAKER ELECTED
v COMING TO TERMS.

yur COHESIVE POWER or Ls oy ACCOUNT OF TIE
rnoiED-r.nEIr ,,,Tr-p.p FEELING AMONG TIE DEMOCRATIC
oiAe,n. LAG,ao' F. Patterson, the caucus nominee
o"...eS "lscted Speaker of the Assembly yester-
war The Tammany members voted Tor hm
m", condition that another caucus should De
oa,,od TO make nominations for Clerk anu
a,hor officers of the Assembly. A caucus was
oanordipcly held last evening, but it was ad-
iourned in order that all differences pi' may u'
ssottled before it reassembles. Hubert u lhomp-
con is still doing his utmost to excite hostility
AGAINST Tammany.
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DAMAGES FOR BEING RUN OYER.

BUFFALO, Feb 2.--In the suit for damages
brought 10y Carlton j. smith against the NewYork Cen
tra Railroad Company, for injuries received by being
run over at Weude Station. the Jury to-day rendered
verdict for the plaintiff of Sl2,COO.
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ILLNESS or JOHN b. COUGH

JANEsvILLE, Wis, Feb. John b. Cough
is i'll at this place. but his condition is not considered
flstt rulfs
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TO THE MEMORY or DIR. BELLOTS

NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. 2.-Memorial services
in memory of the late DR. Henry W. Bellows. OF New
York will he held on Sunday in the Claiming Memorial
Church
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TALK AMONG CITY POLITICIANS.

The election OF a Speaker of the Assembly
yesterday the cause OF good deal OF tax among
a ,I,t,clans in this city The Tden Democrats were
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RTFEHRED TO A NIB-NONWITIEF"
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. At The meeeing OF the
Fiu,ucc oumtcc Councils hi7 afternoon The ordinance
drcu. the sale Philadelphia works was referred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-21
fet1l-ts

THRUST EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
E CITY PKOPEkTY-By virtue of deed
OF truas executed by $. u. Ne.le on the lOsh dsy
of Jhnusrv, 1857. and duly recorded in tie
Clerks Ct1ice of Alexandria city. lib.r No. 10
folio 67l tho undersigned. as trustee in said eed,
being requested thereto by one Of the benz cis-
ries ih r,uoder will ofter for Gale at public suc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 25th day OF March,
1857 ct II O'CLOCK m., in front Of the premises,
on Duke street, in the Gig f Alexandra, W.
Ice OF GROUND. with the BUILDING GS
thereon, situsted In the cily of Alexandra, at
the intersection OF DUKE and st. Assph streets,
beginning 81 said intersection and running theDca
Wlih Duke street ers! and binding Herewith 40
taet 10 lot formtriy the property of Peter
Wagontr @, i5eoree Denenle; thence parallel
with st, A:ar'l Etrees 10 feet to q lot for
merry the property Of Doctor Psncostt,
deceased; 'hsnce west parallel with Duke
street dJ feet to st. Asaph; thence north and
running with 1t. Eeaph 73 feet to the be-
ginning, with oil the sppurleaances thereto be-
longing; also all that LOT or PAROEL OF
GROUND, with tho BUILDINGS thereon,
s.tlated On The scuih side Ct Duke street in tho
city Of Ale1aEdris and aojoinipg the aboys lot,
and bounded ns follows: Be ginning on the south
side OF Duke street at point ~ feet east of st.
as,ph street, and running thence e,stWardly
with Duke street 85 fee. inches: thence south
parallel with st. Assph street 100 fest. more or
less, to an alley; thence we1t parallel with Duke
street :3 feet iaches thence west parallel with
st. Hstph street twenty-five feet. thence west
parallel with Duke street eix'y fest; thence to
the point of beginning with all the spp1rteu-
snceB thereto beonsing, beiag the same let
Of ground conveyed by a. Stuart. trustee, to the
said 5. q. = &esle. These two lois will be sold
together So one piece.
Terms Of hnIe: Oos..?ursh of the purchase
money il cash on the dry of SALE the rsndue
thereof in three equsl irsialments of Elk twelve
| aud eiehtesa months from dsy of sale with in.
| terest f:on cate, evidenced b. the notes of pur-
chaser. or the whole Purchase money in cEsh o.
The option of the purchaser, tie title to be re-
| tniasd until tho full payment Of the purchase
| >oevs The improvements on the said pr oper.
| ty to bs kept insured agRinit fire in the pame
and to the ss;i.fsc i'm of the undersigned in the
| sum of FIVE thousand dollars in an undoubted
| company; upon default in The payment of any
part of .ne purchase moneys the property to be
| resold 1t the costs NJ risk of the purchaser
celin IS ttu:tse on propose to give such title
as is vested in me. JOHN W. BUkKE,
| msrl.td Truetea.