New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-The excitement In Germany over the
Imperial rescrpt continues. - The funeral OF
Richard IL Dana took place at Rome Sunday. -
The animation of Alexandria is regarded as critical
e. Twelve arrests we're made in Millstrcet, Ire
land Yesterday - Efforts are making for the
release of Paruell. - II is reported that tho
Crown Prince Frederick William OF Germany Us to
be proclaimed Regent on March % - News mas
been received confirming the report of the loss OF
the sealing steamer Lion and her crew. of ST. JOhus
N.F.
CosaKKss.-ln tho Senate Mr.. Logan introduced
a hill 90 expoud the income derived from the In
teruaI Revenue tax on the manufacture and sale OF
distilsd liquors. for the education OF children IN
tbe United States the House resolution of thanks
to the Khedive of Egypt for the gift of Cleopatras
needle WAS passed Mr. Shermans refuuding bill
yas taken np and debated Messrs Sherman, Nc
phsrson Beck aud Bayard making remarks. -
In the House bills were introduced defining the
law Of Insanity In criminal cases; making The ami
yersary of the discovery OF America legal hoH-
day: appointing a Tariff Commission repeating
the Arrears Of Pensions act making an appToprla-
ton for one or electric lights at Hell Gate;
fixing the term of Office Of Collectors Of Internal
Revenue ; abolishing tax on banks; prohibiting
the subettug of maIl contracts o. enable National
Banking Associations to extend their corporate OK
istetoe; proposing "a CONSTITUTIONAL ah'huh''hI
res i've to the election of United States Senators
proposing q constitutional amendment relative To
polygaIuy and authorizing commercial treaty
with the Republic of Mexico - The President
sent e. the House the communication from the late
Postmaster General relative to straw bids for mail
eou,racts aud worthless bonds and II has referred
to the Committee Oh Post Offices and Post Roads
DoNEsTiC.-ln the Gnteau case yesterday Mr..
scovie concluded his argument upon the law
points. Mi Davidge replied to HIM. aud the Dis
tnci.Atiorney read a brief on the subject of tho
Courts jurisdiction 80 The Beading election was
begun at Phi adelpha. - Several persons were
killed and many were injured by the falling OF
the walls of q building at Syracuse. =--- Governor
Foster Of OHIO was .--Annual meet
inys of The Buffalo PIttsburg and Western the Phla
delphia Wilmington and Baltimore, aud the North
PENNSYLVANIA Railroads were held. - Several
judicial appointments were made by Governor
Long, OF Massachusetts 60 Samuel w. mercy,
the sctor. died at Boston - Several important
decisions III patent were announced by the
Supreme Court of the United States.
CITY AND SuBURBAN-The Rev. DR. John Cotton
Smith dled yesterday. - Oscar Wide lectured
Oh the English Renaissance. 80 The second Pain
archS ball took place. - The Marine Society
held It's ll2th anniversary. - There WAS a me T.
ing Of the Brooklyn Bridge Trustees. =---G Gold
value of the lega-tender silver dollar il2l2 graims
S7lI cents - Stocks were al ernately active
and dull feverish, but closing strong at some adj
yances.
TIE WEATHER.-T tribune local observations in
dictate cooler aud clear or fair weather Ihermon-
eter yesterday highest Az lowest. 50 aver
sge 4ll4o.