The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-08
GENERAL NEWS.

Sara Bpruhardf was married on Tues
day morning at st. Andrews Church
London, to N. Damala, a Greek gen.
tleman Of position.
The House Committee on Elections
decides that General Chalmers, who
sits in the House for the sixth, or
''Shoestrirg' District Of Mississippi,
must give up the SCAT to which lie was
not elected.
Cincinnati went Democratic ON Mon
day 10y a large majority, larger than
any party has had in a spring election
in recent years. The passage of a liq-
uor license law before The election by
Il Republican Legislature ard the pros
pect of tie passage Of Sunday closing
act in the near future settled the fate
of nearly every Republican candidate
in The city.
The House Committe on Natal AZ
fairs have decided to report favorably
on an appropriation of S2,500,000 to
Complete the unfinished monitors now
on the stocks of various shipYards on
the Delaware River and at the navy
yard in California.
President Arthur returned the Anti
Chinese bill to the Senate on Tuesday
with his first veto. In his opinion. the
prohibition eff Chinese Immigration for
twenty years is not a reasonable sus-
pension as contemplated in the treaty,
and its passage would, therefore, be
a breach of National faith. His mes
sage recites other objections, but the
period ct suspense on is the vital fea-
ture Oh which he bases Lis lie usal to
approve the Till.
The New Workers are probably II
just i'll their demands that Minister
Lowell shall be recalled for not having
realized their wishes in the matter OF
batuTalized citizens of this country i'm
prisoned in Ireland. Mr.. Lowell iii all
probability has simply carried out Lis
instructions, as it was proper for him
to do. Tie cases Of L~aturalized citi-
liens Imprisoned in Irish iails should
be attended TO. They should be tried.
If they have violated tie law, they
are amenable to punishment t. III OF
they should b set at liberty, But tn re
is a proper way of going about ii, and
this should be observed.
Ameetins of those in favor of bnild-
ing IA bcidge owe the Delaware River
at Philadelphia, vas held on Monday
evening in the London Hotel, A1ch
and Seventh streets, that city, ex-Gov-
ernor Pollock presiding. An address
was made 10y IIecter Orr, alter which
resolutions were adopted stating that
the erection of a bridge over the Del
aware River is one of the pressing
needs of the community at this time,
and that an Executive Committee of
five should be appointed to prt pare an
address to Philadelphia citizens, and
to report the Sanie at a future meeting.
The Secretary of the Treasury on
Tuesday issued The l12th call for the
redemption Of bonds of the loan Of July
II and August 5, 1861, continued at
81 per cent from July 1, 1891. The
call is for fifteen million dollars. and
the principal and accrued interest will
be paid at the treasury ON the seventh
day of June next, and the interest will
cease on that day. Following are the
number of the bonds: $50, No. 2,25l
to No. 2,465, both inclusive; 500, No.
10, 701 to No. 1850, both inclusive;
$500, No. 11,101 to No. 1880, both
inclusive; 81 1000, No. SO, 501 to No.
50, $3.50. both inclusive; ST., 900, No. IT.
101 to No. 1850, both inclusive; S1U,-
600, No. 1851 to No. $50, both in
elusive; total, $4,000, 600.