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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT MEETING OF LANDLORDS.


DUBLIN Jan Six thousand persons were
present at the Landlords Meeting here to-day,
which was the most influential ever held Earl
Drogheda. Earl Carysfort the Marquis of Head
fort, MI. King Hartman, and all the principal repre-
sentatIves of the landed interest were In attend
ance. The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
This meeting secs with alarm that the Land act Is
being administered in manner ut variance WIN me
pledge that IT would not diminish the value or disturb
the foundation property and contrary TO the a'sr
the faith Of which Parliament was ad'lseu no'
to provide for compensation to landlords 49,
That the antece1ents OF many Of the Assl7tanl Dol
missioners do not insure the Impartial Jndieai eAc'o
That the Commissioners have determined rents after
n cursory examination of lands, and that they nave
been unfortunately reducing rents. ,
That II appeals from decisions " Assistant IoIiliH
sioners rcst in sancionng OF those decisions ne
LEGISLATURE should provide compensation LOT ' ,i
landowners whose property VIII be tDereoy unpu''' VI
That petition embodyng the views Of this meeting
he presented TO the Queen.
INCIDENTS OF THE STRUGGLE.
LONDON, Jan. 3-The PaH MqH gazette this even
ing says: "Thc letter read at a meeting of the En-
nistown Commissioners yesterday purportng to
come from Mr.. Herbert Gladstone is declared to be
a forgery"
The corporation Of Cork has conferred the freedom
of the city Oh John Dillon, member Of Parliament
for Tipperary. Twcnty-seven of the hfty-SiN Conn
cillors attended the meeting. Copies Of the resolu-
ton were sent to Messrs. Gladstone and Forster and
the Irish Corporations.
Patrick Hart. returned Irish-Amercan has been
arrested mt CarrIgtohill under the Coercion Act.
Archbishop Croke, of Cashel bitterly complains OF
the police intruding into parochial residence on
the occasion of watch meeting III connection with
bazar although they were assured that IT was
not League meeting. -,
The DdiV Ne1rs states that il is estimated that
fourth of the Irish tenants who need protection have
come under the operation of the Land Act, and thai
competent persons believe the whole question VIII
be settled in two years.
A Treasury minute has been issued intending oc-
cupying tenants in Ireland among those authorized
to borrow money from the Government Tor improve
mcntS.
The Dublin Corporation has conferred the free
dom of the city upon Messrs Parnell and Dillon by
by vote of 20 to 3D.
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A BETTER FEELING AT LIMA.

PANAMA, Dec. 24.-The Pacific Steam
Navigation Company's steamer Lima, which arrived
this morning from the South brings news from Lima to
the 10th instant The information for the most part Il
unimp0rant, and development was hsely to &C.
cur until after the arrival OF the United States Com
misoners Messrs Trescott and Blaine. AteeCram an
nouncing this mission received in Lima on the 10TH
instant via Buouos Ayres and Valparaiso and 1t caused
a decided improvement in the market. This same tele-
gram stated that the Washington Government had dis
approved which i said 10 have I.en maze
bctWeen Minister Hurlbut and President Garcia Caide
ron in reference ~ United states naval station at
Chimbote.
Pirrola who remains In Lima declares that he would
20 q EurOp. n his finances permitted H.
senior Diaz Guatemaa's delegate 70 the spanish Anrrl
can Congress, De held in this city, arrived on the
steamship South Carolina.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL Jan. 3-2:0U m.Pork-Prime Mess Eastern.
anu AZ 10. do duh at ~. Bacon-Cumbeflani
Cut 476d; short RID d II at 49, Long clear,
trner al 4- snort clear. II 4S. hdmsLOng Cut
du al -; shoulders dull AZ 30 for new. Beei-india
Meas du OF So: Mess. hrm az ll6 Prime Mess dun
al o.. Iard-Primo esern dull al 3d. Iaiow-Prme
Clty steady. 1881. Turpentlne-sprts Steady AT AZ.
ko-in Fine dui al IIod Common. STEADY AZ Z. Cheese
american Choice. 80. Lard Oh nOne here Flour
state. IA. Wheat-NO White steady al lO1d.
No. 2 spring hrm az 1884: Winter New Western steady
lOgd torn-MiNed steady az 5luL2d tOttOnseed Oil-
Yellow American. none mere. ROSin-COmmon at London
steady al sd. Turpentpe-SDnlts at London. duA al
4UGd. ... -,
LIVERPOOL 81 p. m.The receipts % Wheat ior me
past three days 27900O cents including lsoooO
American.
IIvERroor Jan 3.-Recelpts Wheat tor the week;
From Atlantic ports 900 quarters; from Paeihc ports
$1,000 quarters Other sources 1900 quarters C0rn
- $50 quarters -, -
LONDON Jan. $3.50 D. m.-Cacutta Lnseed, As. per
rnartcr. Sperm oil eS70 sGS per ton Pala RoIn. I'm
INA Sprits Turpennc 4Ogi per cwt. Rcnnec Petro.
i.inl 6u6i spirits Petroleum. 9L4l UlOC. per gallon
common Isosln 4. Llnseel Ol 500 per toll
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COTTON MARK .rs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Jan 3-l2.3O D. m.-COtton-Steady; NH.
ding ID!inds. Gi-i Mudmg Orleans, 6s4 sales lOOOO
males including 900 speculation ana EXPORTS Te
,eips s. bales. including 80 bales AmeIlcan tu
ure5-U plaHds Low Mtdlng cahse. December dthNeH'
st. do DccemDer ANA January delivery oi'5d; do Jan'
l and February IVeTs D-8-l DO. March ana Aprl de-
livery ogId TO- April and May delivery t'8gc do. May
and June delivery b.d: do. June and July delivery 81
Futures dun. , .,.,.
Low NhldinL clause, March aud Apul delivery ga IBL
LIVERPOOL, .-JuU p. m.--lne the uiy ih
GUIDED -.jj American.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 5000 p. m.--tutures- Jplands Low
MiIdmg clause January and February delivery. 6isl:
closed uill4 ea4r5 VI te 10y 4nS4"'AeA 'S'
MANCHESTER Jan. S.-The market for yarns and fabrics
fIsiGlF Ian cotton let MddIng. lIa,c; Low
La gross 3DJ bales, exports cOastWise 70 Daes
rpuuer-. bdleo 04@Zf bales.
CUARSrOS 3.-COttol "a II demand; Midding, IL Sci
o~ MiIing. Coca Ordinary lO'ci net receipts
ports 4lct oaleS'
STOCK. J.
t,tyEeToN Ian. b. LOtIOn quiet Auddmg, II &c; Low
ddug Good Ordinary, 10 2c; net receipts LUIS
ba,... "a 80. I,taO bale, STOCK, Iut,'J" haies.
MEAFHI- 3.COttOu easy, MldlmE II PC; receipts
III 0ls,: pmruts 80, bao,, stock. loU,45 baiea -
3.-CDttOn quct; Mlddilng, II Low Nd-
ding Good ordinary lO4c net receipts NbI Dalea
bales exports toAst"se 0ro Oale'i SHES I'"vO
b4'rl
NEw.OKLRANs. Jan. cotton steady; MidnIS &C..
Low Hi.dl- lit; GOOD Ordinary, 4Oi-c. lc. receipts,
g7 bales; gross 10 j24 bales sales 1900 bales stock.
4U>.l7J bales. .. ,,,... go, - -
ceuts ISIS bales; exports To Great Britain lU09i bales:
stool. Bt"3 bales
SAVANNAH, Jan 3COttOn easier A1sdhnl, II &c; Low
Nudiug IUllc. Good Ordinary, luisc. htt receipts t9ol
ble, sales. loo bales las, eyeAu- oJj Bales sIocA'
1 Ia ~ l4Lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
SOCIETY AFrlR NEW WITS.

The fact that the day after New Years Is
,railionaI.y known Ladies Day may have slightly
increased the number OF calls al Tie HOUSES Oh those la
dies whose regular reception day IT was. Among these
,,.r. Mrs. william Mcclure, L.. James T. J'7,up IT,
Mr.. walter NJ. Peckhan and MR.. Eugene q. Cruger
Mr.. Georgc ". Campbell gave german al her house
a., ..t rsuton staten Island, last evening, Winch was
,.t me occasion the Introduction Oi hcr dHughtcr
r,-s Lane Campbell. a number Ot persons went down
from this city. ... . a.. 49,.
az ,aI Phelps No. y East HIAtetnthht, Tor private
,,Tu.iu which was given In honor Of The MISSES carroll
MR. william OOthOut gave dinner 10 small number
az ,,,t,.t. al her house, No. lis MadlsUu-iNc.
Mr. Ioseph t. Low gave large clldrens party yes
t,ay nfteruoou at her Aouse NO. 10 Last fOrLelst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The death of William
Harrison Ainsworh the writer OF fiction is announced


Harrison Ainsworth the writer OF fiction, is announced
Mr. Answorth was born in Manchester, February d.
1905 His creative fancy began early 10 show Itself In
ballads and tales, which appeared in the local neWspa
pers and in The London MIQ1=iJe and other periodicals
Being destined to succeed his father, solicitor, ne
sudiok law but soon forsook il for literature. When
twosty years old he purchased Sir John CheVertOh
a novel, which was commended by Sir Walter scott
The praise OF the latter encouraged Mr. Answorth 10
continue the writing Of novels. lie was however Tor
time an unsuccessful publisher In London. In 1851
after spending some time the Continent, he published
Lockwood" story founded the adventures OF
&" Dick Turpn the highwaymau. The popularity OF
this book induced him to bring out Jack shepard S3J
another bad novel Of the class The robbcr school
romance having fixed Mr.. Ainsworth7 popularity ne
turned to more wholesome style OF literature produc
ing novels Of local interest in which historical charac
freely dealt with. Among ms works are
d" Crichton =" $3.50 " Guy Fawkes,' Tue rover OF
London" "Old ST. Pauls" Windsor Castle ." Ihe
Constable OF The Tower" " Lancashire witches uSlo
"The star Chamber" GS5D, "Oyngdcdn crane
Gs6O, Lord Mayor OF London Qc02l, Cardinal
Pole q SG3J, John Law, the Protector leOl, " Tue
Spanish Match" Constable de B"urhon, old court,
The Mlser's Daughter" uS69l, Hilary 81 Ives -
0s7D. He edited BeHiegS Miscellany Tor ume an N
1912 lac began the publication OF AHsn,rMS Adg-t"t,
lie became the proprietor vi COt1arHS Aeo H0l"@y III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
THE LEGISLATURES or TWO STATES.

BosroN, Jan. 3.-The Legislature will con-
vene tomorrow No caucuses held tonight. Pres
ident Robert r, Bishop, of the Senate, and Speaker
Charles J. Noycs of the House, will be reelected without
opposition The Governor will probably deliver his
message on Thursday.
JACKSON Miss Jan. 3.-The Legislature assembled NJ
noon today. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stands called the
Senate to ORDER that body elected r. o. Reynolds
president pro teuporc and d. p Porter secretary ".
IL H. Vson was elected Speaker of the House. Cover
nor l. NJ stone will send in mis- farewell mes To-
morrow. and the Inauguration o. General Lowry, the
Cioyernor-ee viii take place early next Weeh.
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MINNESOTA NEW RAILROAD BONDS.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. 3.-Thi5 Afternoon the
State Auditor began pay the State railroad bonds
authorized by the adjustment act of lat November to
the holders OF the old bonds the interest which has
defaulted since 1860 The State has sold 100000 Of
trust securities cash and has reinve7ted the funds in
new bonds. This permits the payment Of considerable
number Of old bORds in cash All fractional parts Of
81 900 will be paid in cash and percentage OF all, be
sides about $4,000 of claims against the old railroad
companies The bonds issued bear 40 per cent, and
run thirty years being redcemable after ten years ut the
pleasure of tue State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
THE GREAT LAND FR4rD CASES.

81. LOUIS Jan. 3.-Samuel l.. Carter one of
the leading spirits m the big land frauds unearthed in
this state some months ago, and John Brady Jr,
notary public also Implicated were brought before tho
Criminal Court This afternoon. Carter pleaded guilty
and WAS sentenced TO seven years n the pententary
and Brady who was convicted at The last term OF the
cl.rt .u s.uteu,.d to years, hul WU moved lots
new trial Withdrew that motion to-day, pleaded guuy
aud n. srurucrd to six years. Three other cases ro
MN tbu., of j. L. Richards, David S. boEhAn ana H.
NJ Picker which will b. disposed OF tomorrow.
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THE MANHATTAN COMPANYS STOCK.

At. a meeting of the Committee on Stock
List Of the stock Exchange yesterday the application
of the Manhattan Railway Company for the listing Of
It's new stock WAS considered. Arguments were made
10y David Dudley Field in behalf OF the elevated railroad
companies and by stephen 2. Nash and Robert Sewel
OF sewe Pierce, the part Of the Directing stock
holders. The committee took decided action, nut
finally agreed refer the whole matter including te7
mony and arguments to the full Governing Committee
THIS action Of the subcommittee was considered gen
orally, at the Windsor Hotel last night as indicative OF
the uulayOrabe opinion OF the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

torai columns tomorrow will deny, on authority OF
william ID. Kelley, the announcement that II s tine IN
tention OF the Chairman Of the Committee on ways ana
Means tn forestall tariff commission by introducing
complete tariff bill which would, in his Judgment Dc &c
ccptabe to the country.
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nlPORTANT PrRCHAsE RUMORED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan BIT is again rnmored
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has pnr
chased the Philadelphia and We'tchcser Railroad, Tor
the purpose using franchises to get into Phiade-
pha and through To NewYork, the proposition begjo
run branch from the village Of West End to Wayne sta
ton where the Philadelphia and eadng Railroad would
connect the new line with New-NOrk, wa the Bound
Brook route President work, of the Peoples Pa sen
ger Railway said to-day thar hc expected the r-ou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

Tho f,r.trp mails f1r the week eating SArU RDAf.
apuary 1882 will close Al tins Office on II tSAr AZ
M f,r europe. o. steamship Wyoming va Queens
, a. an II, pN IS 33Ua m for EurOps D. sles a.
,.uil Queenstown correspondence for Franco
,t ay addressed aud at for France dirrc
m steam ,hp Canada. Hare, ga III l.op ., az o9O
~ f Ion Europe, hy steamship icpdDNfs wa oierl''oHn
tcorrrs poudcnce Germany and France must ne sp.S
siur,.spuI. and az llSD m, Tor EUROPE D1 'let'.ty
ClnbiIa. via Plymouth, CherhOurg ana hamputg. % %
SATI RDAN a $50 tGr Europe by st amshp Nhg ~.
Chester VIA Queenstown correspondence iot Germany al9
scotland De specially addressed, ana Al ~ a. l ~
scotland steamship DeNouia VIA tla7go" anu
a 40 A. M iOr belgium direct by seamaAp 'slci'an'
Al. Antwerp. aHd for Europe by steamship M"se
Al. Siitbaupt0u aud Bremen The mails iur auala alS
No. i,-r - DAY ~ a. m Inc mails lot LAY i'
p,rt liorn and Cirevtowu close "WEDNESDAY = ~.
close Ia
- m m. mails for CUBA and Me,lco close on ts W.
IA ~ at lq 49, IN mails for Honduras ahI lihlnss
I'm coso on FR lDAI al 1850 p M The mans oi
~ ,-t,,s close on SATURDAY AZ a. N inc 1l'nus
a., poro Rico close SATURDAY % m ne mss 10
A., 10. al rlns- or SATURDAY al $50 D. N Inc na.ts ~.
I ,s, on ArT'RD AY az $50 M The mails tor Onns
ann Ian close December 81, AZ T. M luz mans w 49,
trana Sc close January q az p N ,,,.- po.,,aastsr
"''-- HEN M q. PkARSON fO'thas'e"
Post once, New.IOrk, Dee. 81. 1851 ------.
u.,douartcr, tor good. cheap dentistry 40 ears
p,tces reduced Tho best - 9nd tlO SEES
xr mate Fine gold aud plauna worNLpwer anu Oot'o 'A
enV ihsT Monaco kxtIgoting under gas 90 cents al, -
NY iii. WAIT = SON. 80. - EASl--Sss'" U9AA A'~r''~
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NEWARK OFFICIALS IMPLICATED.

A number of Aldermen of the Common Conn
ell OF 1851 of Newark, v j. and the Board OF 1882,
met Monday morning in the City Hall. The notices
mad been sent out by messengers to members Of both
boards without regard 10 party and nineteen Aldermen
were present. Revelations made impicaing GER
tain city officials and officers Controller Bakers posi-
ton will probably be declared vacant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
THE NEwJERsEY ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATIC

The special election for member Of the House
Of Assembly OF Nc~Jersey which WIS noid III ID, VIM
District Essex County yesterday resulted In the cleo
ton o, william II. F. Fielder Democrat 10y jes major
y The result gives the Democrats the organization OF
The Assembly next Tuesday Mr.. Ficdcr's opponent
wa. SIR JDhn Baicr a wealthy but ilcrate brewer OF
Newark Mr. Fielder has served t"O terms IN the New
Jersey Legislature and yesterday concluded s Term as
A Ftt..r Inf tfIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
Gpeeial Notices

Dr. n Redortha saratoga SPRINGS. y y. has located
bt. ni,.r In Aiken G.. thc winter tie invites ms
friends and patrons tI tdt beautiful climate f9r the cuo
an chronic iii .taseS send IUf CEcusr Autitss ~
KEDORIIIA, Aiken :. Z.
Neryous Fxhau-ton.-A medical essay. comprising a
-eIr- ui etlurt- deli, cred al hhhhS museum Vl
an The ase and premature Gecue showing mus
put.oS how lost health may legano' a1onihk tieas
imrut. 10 War tlr anu thc Itaheht ot
ur ,ous aud physical dcblty being the result =" ~ !eaS
mai Doc, currency or postage rttup' AT
80 Ss,r,t,ry Kahs duscun 6-S Bi1adWay NeH-NO rk
piles neatly rrlaicateI one O. three WoeAs vita.
ic@ ~ ,r ,iI.fic send circular aiming
utl Al,'... ''~ or. HOG West 18th II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
F4rAL Run orEB ACCIDENT

George Bowe five years old, was run over
and instantly killed Last evening mont OF his house,
M. 20 Cnthcrincsp, by o loaded truck Luke Owens,
d. No 20o -ands-st, Brooklyn, who drove the truck,
,yaA arrested.
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POSSIBLE MURbLR And SUICIDE.

NEw-ORLEANs Jan. "a dispatch from
Minden la says "a terrible tragedy occurred on De-
cembcr 30 at plantation four miles above here. Robert
Lewis OF the late Judge Langon Lewis ana brother
Of viii $ Lewis shot Mrs win :. Lewis and h'r sister,
Mrs Thompson, both seriously. but not necessarily
fatally and then killed himself The cause Of tho
IrngedN h nnknOMn.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

election of president and Independent was maao
the special order for meeting next Tuesday, while
the choice of o superintendent was deferred until
the February meeting. committee was appointed.
composed of Messrs Hartness Scharman and Bern,
to wait upon Mr.. Beecher TO find out his authority
for certain statements which he reported to have
made in his sermon on Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
BosToys coaroR5HoN COUNSEL DYING.

Bo,roS. Jan. 3.-John r. llcaley Corpor-
,ti Counsel or the C of Boston, Is Ning AZ the point
Of death NJ his house tins city and Il not expected 10
live until morning. lie born IN 1910, and IN early
,, .rse several terms Ia Va branches vi tho Legs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

The lungs are strained and racked by per-
sstent cough the general strength wasted and an in
durable complaint often established thereby. DIR.
Jaynes ExpectOrant il effective remedy for coughs
and colds and exers beneficial effect on the pulmon'
airy and bronchial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
,pTTcTEs OF CONSOLDATION.

SPRINGFIELD H., Jan 3.-Artlcics OF con-
sodation were filed to-day by the Joliet and Indiana
and the L9portc and Indiana railroad companies. under
tho name Of Joliet Indiana and Western Railway Com
pauy" with captl stock OF 81 100000 hedirectors
are l. W. Paige, William II. campbell, G.. +. Sargent,
John r. Wilson, c. J. Baxter \ C. Badger ana y. D.
Raymond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
MRS. LANGTRY AT BRIGHTON.

LONDON. Jan. Mrs. Langtry played At Brighton
Yesterday In e" She >toops TO Conquer" she was
received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. 4. a m.During the clear and
fair weather Of yesterday the movement in the bar
ometer irregular. High norJhwesterly winds pre-
vailed during the last quarter The Temperature ranged
between Ito and 3O' the average (22l52 being 23lo
lower than the corresponding day iaSt year, and -
higher than on Monday.
Colder and clear weather, followed by increasing
clOudiness and snow, may be expected to-day in this
a vioi init
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

and has been reelected every year since He was con
sidered the highest authority municipal Law in the
State.
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THE pEVNSYLyANIA MANAGEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Ihe report that
President Roberts concmpates retiring from the man
agcmcut OF the Pcnnsy yania Railroad Company is oil
rLILl InnlNl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

night ut the club In West Charles
A Peabody, jr presided Business matters OF routine
character were transacted, and plans for the coming
years work were discussed
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TIE POPE NOT TO LEAVE ROME.

VIENNA. Jan. "a dispatch 10 [ ITesse from
Prague says: Cardinal SchW Nuremberg. on re
csiyiug the clergy OIL his return from Rome. stated
that the Pope had no thought OF leaving the Vati-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

BosroN, Jan. ST is stated tonight that
judge Morton, senior Associate Justice of the onpremt
JeI,, ut nm. ", viii succeed Oulrt-Ju5tte Gray.
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EDME A. A. DEHODENCQ.
IRIS, Jan. 3.-M. Edme Alexis Alfred
dencq, the French painter, is dead
MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis for he past p hours.

SytbOphtS
WASHINGTON, Jan. t. | q. m.-The baTom-
etcr has riscn in Lake region and thence southwark
and eastward over the Southern, Middle Atlantic and
Ncw-Engand States has fallen in the Southwest. The
barometer highest north OF the Lake Region, and low
est IN Texas Clear weather continues the Atlantic
Coast With northwest winds, aud threatening weather
with light rain prevails in the Mississippi Val
ley and the Lake region, where the winds are from
northeast 10 southeast The temperature has risen in
the Southern states, and tho NewEngiand and Mid
de Atlantic Coasts, and fallen slightly II the Lake
Region.
Indications FOR to-dny
For the Middle Atlantic states, increasing couine,'
and LIGHT snow winds shifting to northeast ana east
rrly. rising followed by falling barometer, and shgnt
changes in temperature.
FOR Ncw-England. generally colder, partly cloudy
weather and light snow, higher barOmCt Ter and north
west 10 northeast winds
Tndtcat,0nS tor io-uorrOw.
The Indications are that colder, threatening weather,
with snow wit prevail III New-Eugaud and Ncw-lork
during Weducs day followed on Thurs lay by slowly rs
ing Temperature, cloudy weather and snow OF rain Inc
indications for the southern portion or tAe Middle
states the Lake Re ion Tennessee and the OHIO Valley,
are that the coudlcss viii increase during @edno sday
afternoon evening with snow OF rain and northeast to
pg N winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
TTAIY's ATTITUDE TOWARD GERMANY.

ROW., Jan. 3.-Ihc OplHiORe Says; MIG
Uuuhcrt when receiving tho New Year congratulations
OF the Senators and Members OF the Chamber Of Dep1
ties said with evident allu,ion to Prince Bsmarcks re-
ported designs in behalf Of the vatican that Italy was
resolved 20 respect all Governments, and had no reason
believe that anyone had been wanting IN respect 10
her; but il was well TO make known that she was hrmy
decided NOT To admit OF the SLIGHTEST discussion Of GER
tain questions tom ching internal ORDER
The C1pihtn F,0caSsG saws: king Humpert aso
dvClt uunn the necessity the completion Of the mill
tary Organization. The Kings words produced great
imnres.lOn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
NJ. PArL BERT AND THE FRENCH CLERGY

NJ. PAI l. BIHI ANU HE TNLINOII II4ilItI'I'
PARIS Jan. IN PAM Bert, MInist T Of lnstrUc-
ton and Worship, will Introduce in the Chamber OF
Deputies on the rcassembling OF that body, Dill
regulating the relations between the clergy ana the
Government and establishing penalties to insure
the enforcement of the various prohibitions pre-
scribpd by the CuncOTdat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
DISCUSSING c1MP4IGNPL1NS.

The regular monthly meeting of the Nth
Assembly DlaLrlot Republican Association las held iAo1