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New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

measures, hErifu In their application but IN appont
commission OfhOnOrable gentlemen 10 30 10 U'aI and
investigate the affair OF that Territory, with power 10
send FOR persons and papers.
TIC Legislative Assembly Of Utah is composed Of men,
all of whom are NOrmOus-most N whom are officers or
the MOrIOon Church. and overwhelming majority Of
whom either pracise polygauy Themselves or enc0ur-
age Others to practise itn viO lOn OF law Of Congress
which the Supreme Court OF the United states has held
TO he constitutional This Leciaiivc Ass mbly and all
it, predecessors have steadily rcfusch, since
efforts 10 supDrcsa polygamy were begun, T.?
make any app Opriations out Of the Territorial
Treasury as Required by law. for the maintenance
OF the Pcnteniiary and 10 pay the other iud ciIl ex
pcnscs. Congress has been cllcd for TO make
these appropriations out Of hc National Treasury and
the amount thereof is about fl70009 The resolution is
genera Is looked upOn othcr device on the part of
poygaml T. 10 gin Time and postpone Congressona ac
tiDn. II is not TX " TO suoc ed.
inmediltely aft.r the r sOutiOn had been read VT
Shalcnbcrger Of Peansylvaua, pres nted the memorial
OF the American Baptist Home " sonarv Society, rep
sentng nil ion uen crs Of that religious d'noln-
nation praying Congress t. take effective measures for
the suppression OF pOly gaUiy
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
TELEGRAPHfC NOTES.

TWENTY-FIVE COAL CARS WRECKED.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. Is. - IWentY-JwO coal
cars Monmouth June ion by the breaking Of
an axle. 4 brakeman was slghty injured.
THE SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR TRADE.
SAN fkA CISCO, Fe iN.--A vessel arrived here
receny Honolulu with consigned 10 rm here,
when beng shipped by rail to st. Louis at low rate of
freight. ,l., o.,,,.,, ,, ,.., ,,,,r
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Feb. lS.-Freeman Blanchard,
skating rink here. today held in 1000
tra refusing admission % cOOred man who had
bought a ticket
WORK ON \ STEAMSHIP SUSPENDED.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Feb. 10 r.ers have been
received Navy Ydr all work IN the depart mt
engineering upon the ST, dmship omaha, which 10
undergoing repairs
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
TROY Feb. lS.-Tnc val of l.. Thornton Taylor
waa probate to-day II disposcs OF an estate
wnrth 200 He was resident MarengO County Ala
plantations.
CONVICT SENTENCED TO DEATH go
CiNCINNATI. Feb. ia dispatch IRON Nashville
Tenn To- me star The Criminal Court this morning
sen Ell robert cinley 70 be nged ON rch 81 FOR the
mitdrr 0f }. H. McMutn, Fellow convict III The state
Prison. n september
SENTENCED FOR MANSLAUGHlER.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-ln the COur, OF Oyer
and Trrtnuer today Judge Briggs Overruled mo N for a
saeber n causing the George Par and sentenced
him to i've years imprisonment
RELEASED on BAIL
RosToY Feb lS.-fienry b. uita, who ar
rstg IN october last and brought back ~
ION IN charges embeLzement aud forgery
,n. hile OF the sho and Leather FIe Insur.
ance Company Of this city has been released On ball.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
RAPID TRANSIT IN UPPER NEw-YORK.

A rapid transit masS-mcctlng OF the reSl-
dents of Harlem Washington Heights and annexed dis
tricts was held last evening in Harlem Music Hall, at
Onc-hundred and thircth-et. and Third-ave. The
meeting was TO advocate the extension Of the elevated
railroads into the annexed dis ricts ami Westchesicr
County, and also around Mamma tan Island. There wa'
hall.
The meeting was called to order by Judge Henry r.
McGown who spoke Of the mode Of travel in the carly
years Of the citys history. He comp red tho rapd
transit Of today with of travelling in 1880 when
it would take farmer living at what is now One-hun-
drcd- and siXthst all day make visit 10 the city
The first STAGES between Harlem and Pcll-St. and the
BOwcTy he said began 10 run In ls32 ON thrhe pas
scngcrs were CHARGED twenty-five cents trip.
Lawson y. Fuller was then intro uced 10 the an
dencc and he spoke at length about the elevated rall
roads and what they were dui z for Harlem.
In speaking of the injury to property nonR thel nc
he said that for every dollar OF igr thcTe wsa Dcn
fit Of S25 to other property owners. In inc wards
IA which the elevated roads ran the increase III the
value OF the proper had been S69,OOOOOO IN year.
while in the her wards the i'crease had OlY en-
sc, 600 900 H. thought the Legs atlrc shOu app int
injured by the roads aud thcn 10 assess ne same
amount upon whom tloso benefited. What was wanted
now, he continue was m extension OF the rois mo
W~s chester Cou"ty, and tlis was ntce5Sty Tor n' de-
VclOpmcni much valuable property The elevated roads
ought al,o 10 b. built around the city; Mr. Fuller
thought that the great lCrcase OF nun ing ia III III III
and the annexed districts owing tHtrely TO the
elevated rOa IL.
Dr. Isaac L. Poet. Of Washington Heights spoke few
words what the elevated roads had 40 or upper
New York and what they would do III the tuturc II they
were continued across the Harlem River THere wac
much enthusiasm manifested at the meeting, and many
passages The speeches were loudly aplanded III was
stated at the meet ng that tue Infd-ave tieVaeH hue
would be continued 10 Kingsbrdge without doubt In
short time.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
IEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.

pUIIADFIPUIt, Feb. 1S.-The report of the
managers of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
for past year. which will he submitted TO the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders February 29
pletcd this afternoon It that the net earnings
for 1881 were SGl3 923 a. less "A sinking fund Of 10
cents per ton on coal S6i s4 So and depreciation
on coal improvements. $6j 332 So making the surplus
for the year $is3775 80. dividend OF 81 per share
ON 2o6 JG7 shares OF stock paid in December last
leaving the balance the credit OF the dividend fund
the close Of the year, i7l45 20 The coal tonnage Of
the hsh and Susquehanna Railroad and Lehigh Canal
for the wear amounted 20 170f 692 tons. being In
crease as compared with the previous year of 79299
TONS The gross receipts of the Lelg aud Ssque1anna
Railroad SS0S Al 81 more than III $780, the gain
L,ino mainly freighs coal Canal navigation opened
on April 20. and closed December -. the late opening
resuing from an ice freshet February 10, carrying
V nv mart dam and increasing The cost Of maintain
in The cnnal S37 500 81 over the previous The
ranort rcfcrg the fact that the increase from The
lines exceeded Last year Tor the rst year
In its history the amount Of fixed charges. Tie first
mort gaec g per loan Of 50 3S1 $40 81 in
Auul ISSi and may be paid on in whole part by the
sale of securities controlled by the company. In rcsu
u fine paVment or dividends, the board deemed IL wise
to rcfaia strong Of net earnings, under the
conviction that this prncy wOuld establish the stock
upou a secure foundation of productive value The
noiix debt less cash assets, is about &IOO0OO against
which the company holds STf6O00 or It's consolidated
per cent bonds. 100000 Delaware Division Canal
bonds, aud 1901 shares OF itH stock.
The report closes VITA the dec araOn OF President T.
w Clark Of his intention to decline reelection, after
serving the company I'm that capacity tor more than
fourteen The board sugg SITS tne name OF Joseph
j. Harris formerly superintendent Of the conpany's
mines Is present consulting engineer for the office.
HIS ability. character and experience, IA stated,
eminentiy tit INN for the position of president The
name Of f. G. Yarna yeeprcsident OF the company,
presented for reelection To that oiioe;
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
District to ill the vacancy caused by the death of senl
or at1i.r
RAILROAD NEWS.
APPEALING TO THE COURTS.

William +. Proctor, in behalf OF himself ana
the owners of majority " the capital stock "i the Cen
tral Railway of Ncw-Jersey, began yesterday suit IN
eouy in the superior Court against the railway COM
pany and its directors Sidney Dillon, jay Gond John
Keen Frederick r. Frclinghuysnn and others 10
restrain the company from increasing its capital
stock under the provisions Of the statute just cnacei by
the Legi laure of EewJcrsey. Judge Arnoux granted
ruary o. TO show cause why the Injunction should not
be continued during the p"ndcncy Of the siit Ibc ord
was granted on the aldavits of Franklin b. Gowen and
Thomas T. Fowler and the complaint was VERNE" pS r'
Proctor Mr. Proctor the general manager of the singer
Sewing Machine Company, which is the owner OF lo'ooo
shares of the defendant com2any's stock The com
vi lint sets forth that the capital took OF the company ~
SIS j63 200 9nd under the charter cannot d" ncft9su
without the consent Of twOthirds Of the sharen" efH
object of the prOp0s issue OF stock IL Z" hap Ihe
prcseu officers of the company 10 Derpcua them "es
in power and To hwart the purposes a. the owners of
the present caDital stock. To this cnl ihc ueich-
dans procured the passage OF bill by The LeGlHairo
Of New-JcrScv authorizing the officers OF inc comp'ny
10 draw in the bond Of the COMPANY when are nov
and Issue Ock in place of them " ~ s,u ht
defendants will be able. under this aur 70 ue
10000 shares OF new stock. INc comp hinI lut'hr
all s that the proposed increase OF the capital STOCK u
a frau unon the rchts of the owners of the rNs 'hk
Stock Dunning, Edsa, Hart and Fowler are MI rToc
tors attOrncys
directors of the Jersey Ccnrd Ralr ad who antlc pate
from no ser oIs difficulty II is regarded merely "a
the b ginning of test that, before The annual 'rret
deny that the GOwcnt tarrctt pa"tv has secured ma
inrIiy Of the stock anything like r. one OF The direo
so 900 nr, on which coulf count ah1o tely The
report tina President tOwcn was IN cmSnl anon WIN
Mr.. NanVcrbt was believed 10 he lnc0 lcct ana gen
lily IL not thought that Mr. NandefpIt htr any
n uftrpg
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
Better QUARTERs ASKED FOR.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Postmaster- General
Howe has wri ten letter TO Chairman scocz, Of the
House Committee on ApprOpi ltOns, in relation to an
additional Appropriation for the pIrpose Of leasing a
suitable building for the use OF the Money Orlcr Di-
vision Of the Posi- O'o Department aud the Money Or
der Division OF the Treasury for the Post Office. The
P0smastcrG is satisfied, after dgent inquiry,
that Appropriation OF least 80 900 IL for
this purpose aud II" urges that II De made immediately,
to enable him 10 make the necessary chance before
warm weather In. Ics1ys that the Board Of Health
las several times compliHcl Of the manner In winch
the cmp ycs Of his ID plrtlnent are crowded together,
and instance states that IN room Of the bird
Ases ants Ocr, containing On $50 fquarc feet Of sur
face space. nine clerks packed one or two Il Vi
ouS OF ,ed to 10 tbcir work in the cor
ridOrs Ia" Yeni itiou is the hardship result
ing to the eiks ON their crowded condition l. es-
pcoiay in the hot season, ID IL 1gcihcr the
PosmasterGcneral says, he cnu-id'is u dangerous TO
he hcan OF the emp oycs 70 continue another SUNNI
packed tUgr,hc so COSBY "a now. Inasmuch as the
caang wouj be lay ii unit next foil II tn appropri-
at on is attached to egu apprOp ia i'm ht ne asks
that II he ma part of te special deficiency bill now
pending before the House.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE RELIEF OF THE SUPREME COURT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.I

WASHINGTON, Feb 18.-COngrcssman Man
ming OF Missss pp the provisions of whose bill for the
reorganization o the Supreme Court have been hereto
fore plb7hel in THE TRIBUNE has received informa-
ton to the effect that McSsrs Evarts Parker, Merrck
and Phelps Of the committee Of the American Bar Asso
caton up )Oini cd to consider what shoul be
for the relief of the Supreme Court have de
cided hat the plan Outl ned in his bill is the best
that has propOs d. and at they will IN few days
unite in publ sta ement giving tlelr for rhis
cincl Bir. HcucOck. of 81. Louis, another mem
Der of the committee, strO sly opposed TO tnc Man
niug pl n bile is Hhd r,toDd that three OF
of committee, Mcssrs Bradley, King aud steven
son, have not yet made tner min ls regarding IT.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
SEEKING A NEW COMMISSION.

4 peIitiOn Tor fOuTth Kapld ITaTIsIC IOm-
mission, signed by many capitalists, headed by c. 7
Christensen, Darwin X. James and W. V. Tappan. was
handed Yesterday Mayor Low, of BROOKLYN, by Henry
W. Maxwell II is said that Austin COrbin president OF
the Long Island Railroad Is interested IN the SO ee,
gnd thai II contempla elevated roads from SoutI
Fer, to East N.wYOrk aOng Atlmc-ave. with a
branch through Boeruu place and AdmsSt to the l. 81
River Bridge. Accompanying the petition letter
signed by the persons signed the petliion Wh ch
reoucss that the Com issOue ap Ointrd snail
If ID auv fcnsc within their confer no au hn1ty
10 build any rapn transit railway without an ag ceni"n
abs.ntsly binding whatever OrpOiatinn they may
giuiLe for that purpose. all damages 10 properly
ON he lines OF the road shall nc fully met" The Mayor
has thirty days in winch 10 name the Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD

THE GREAT PARLIAMENTARY oon 60, ,,n
hH ,DI1So DLnD1DN TO arrrAn SOON As roNrOr"r CAR
TGe TeSo noliical situation in England is outlined
i"o PJo, Po.' coble dispatch to THE TRIBUNE.
II I'D ' Dononehmore's motion to investigate the
'.,.;n, i-o of the Irish Land act, it appears,
vas really devised by Lord Salisbury. Mr.
Gladstone has made clear his position in re-
sard to Home Rule for Ireland. The
conservatives admit that the Government are
likely to carry the cloture clause in Parlia-
ment. Mr.. Irving will appear as Romeo in
March. The Metropolitan of Moscow has con-
demned the conduct of the Car in remaining
in seclusiOn.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
SIX FISHERMEN DROWNED.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 1S.-The schooner
Corinna IT, Bishop, from Grand Banks. this morning
ports the of six of her in violent hurricane
February 3. The men were in dores visiting their
travis They were John CosOn, single thiryve years
OF age of sweden James McGof, age thiry-eght, who
leaves wife and two children John A. Reed, single
age thirty-threc; Peter Chrstinn single age thirty
three Charles Rasamus single, age twenty hrct, OF
Denmark and Francis Kemp, Of Annisqu9m, Mass, who
leaves wife and chi d. The all followed fishing
from this several
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
A MASSACRE IN PERU.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-A dispatch from Bucnos
Ayres dated Jannary q, says that
particulars have been received there Of a
massacre Of the Inhabitants of Psco by Peruvian sol
diery Colonel Mas with 600 troops from lea,
attacked Yilaviceucio routed him, and with
the and of his men proceeded TO sack PscO
-Four hundred foreigners who attempted TO resist
cu 10 pieces 300 being kill d including the
French Consul. The total number of victims was
1000 1t IL sal that Colonel Mas has since boen shot
by Garcia Calleron's troops.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
REvIvING THE FITz JOHN PORTER CASE

WAsmNGTON, Feb. 1S.-The following letter was
sent to the President on Thursday:
To NE President 0fHe Unifcd states.
We the Scntors and H. prcsentdtves in Congress rom
The tate OF NewJcrsey, have the hOuOr 10 rcI 81 at
at day your Exec lrucv will view the finding
the BOtrd Of Arm Otc aDrOn d by special order
No. 7S, un cr da April , 1873, to examine aud re-
port uion the of tItZ John Porter lionel of The
18th United States Infantry and M.jor-Genern or
Volunteers and Ht you tal' sucd act on thereon a.
VIII relieve the said + tZ John O ter trOm til. penalties
fort lures Imposed him by the hndidg of 81 n
teucr tne court IN II ia rend red Janu 10, 1868,
aud that u tice require such ion will restore tue
said fz Joan Porter to his Ii2hs ana positions OF which
said sentence deprived hin.
WILLIAM j. SEwELL United States Senator.
j. X. NCPHERs y, Unite sta 90 SENATOR
A. A. HARDENBERGH, With District.
j. HART BREWER, III 1 District,
Henry s. HARRIS IVth District.
PHfNEhs JOINS, NitI Ds lict.
MILES Ross. IIld Dis rict.
sign this y per bee ~ | b. lieve without entering
into the rits Il General POricrs that the stn
tence Of tue court martial tuerrOn was one known 10
and Unauthorized by the Const tuition and Laws Of the
United States that disIualiatlOs thereby i-
posed and should BE- helL 10 he imperative and void
GEORGE NJ robson, Ist District.
JOHN HILL, Nth District.
Fen. rs, 1852.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
AN ENGINEERS RECOMMENDATIONS.

WANHINGTON, FtD. Io.-OOIOHtI >. I. ADtTt
civil engineer, has completed Is report the proposed
Improvement of the hafbors of Washington and George
town and the survey made last and tall by him.
The general p an OF improvement cOnsis in dredg ng
the GEORGETOWN channel to "a maximum depth OF % feet
with bottom widti Of dTcdg 0nncl not less tnan
400 eet 10 give Ow wa.er area oi $4,000 square
feet and In Nashin ton Cnaun,, between the lIDg
bridge aud the arsenal wharf width Of 400 feet al
the bottom. and oepti of 20 fee. TIE tidal areas
tended by the improvement vii be abOu, 695 acres.
Tue report recommend, thar IN apprO lliati0n Of
~ 27l 900 be made for the purpose Of carrying the
improvement, at least 100000 to he available annually.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
CRIMES 4ND cASUAAIIES-BT TELEGEApH
TAX COLLECTOR IN DEFAULT

DANVHLE, Va, FeD. 1s.-.JOhn H. StcgaT, tax
collector DaDvIlr who disappeared
ago. Pronounced deiauier t. The amount OF 5000
KILLED BY ~ IRON SMOKEsTACK.
JAMEsT w, y. T., Feb IS.-ienry Ncodeugna Il.
labOIef thirty -four years killed by the failing
snogestacE at OnOye today. lie leaves wife and
three children. - -
on TRIAL FOR ARSON.
PROVIDENCE X. l., Feb. lS.-ln the case of DR..
Bowen tT for burning his house. which has
pied the court nearly three week. the testimony
concluded u day. and the argument begins Aoadsy
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE ICE on THE HUDSON

PoUGHKEFPsIE, n, Y, Feb. 1S.-Heavy bod
les Of ice have Inasscd in tine Hgh nd and the cold is
increasing There is ice between Sing Sing and
New-York than between here and Sing sing. The ice
broke away AT Stockport this morning.
In ice Yachting Today stretch OF two miles the
Gypsy and the Fairy three races. In eleven
races aftcrwaId the Flash won three. Fairy Elk, and
GNDsy two.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Feb. 1S.-ln the Senate to-day
the resolution in the nature Of rebuke General Ma
hone for his continued absence from sessions Of the
United States Senate and requesting him to his
post Of duty was, without debate. Indefinitely post
poned yeas, 90; nays, H. decision the resolution
10 elect an Auditor and other officials On Monday was
prevented by hDusteing the part OF the boltng
adiusters.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
DAVID DAVIS RUINING HIS CHANCES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

WAsHNGTON, Feb. Ex-senator David Da
viss chances President al nomination upon
partisan civ Service Reform rl torn are not good
they The Senate restaurant, upon the manage
ment of which he has cOnccutr ited much Official aten
ton. II in some rcSpcc sappOntmvut The service
nadcqule and the pastry ls not up to the reform
:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
DENIAL OF 4 REPORT.

WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 1S.-A SANDER
Gus article appears in The PdSbrg Dispatch Of this date
connected with the names Of A ". Campbell, OF The
Wheeling Leqeneey, and George X. Wner. prominent
merchant uf this city. The malicious story is without
particle of foundation fact, ami the authors VIII be
ned to "a strict account biity for giving publicity 10 H.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
NOMINATED FOR SENATOR.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Feb. 1S.-The Demo
cratic Senatorial Convention to-day nominated Alex
apaer Bancus Of Saratoga, for Senator III the XYIIIh
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE ANGLo-FRENCH NEGOTIATIONS.

understand that the Government has received what
declares her final proposals. relative TO Tho
commercial treaty and they such cannot possiby
be accepted. Lord Lyons, the English Ambassador at
Paris, has already mtimated this decision.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

found. Merivae's Cync will be withdrawn to-
night. The production of Romeo and Juliet" at
the Lyceum is fixed for March s, with Mr.. Irving
aud Miss Ellen Terry in the title roles Mr. Irvings
election by the committee as a member of the
Atheneum Club. under the rule allowing n yearly
choice Of nine representatives of literature
and art, is brilliant compliment to
the acknowledged head of the profession in Eng
land.
HERBERT SPENCER COMING.
Herbert Spencer's long meditatcd journey to
America is now definitely fixed. He sails August
next, and intends to he absent three months. He
visits Canada and also possibly California. He has
refused all proposals to lecture, his design being
solely to see the country and people without any
ulterior object.
MIR. GLADSTONE ONLY SLIGHTLY INDisPOsED.
There is no other ground for the reports OF MI.
Gladstones illness than severe cold. His appear
ance speeches. and continuous application to Min
isterial duty alike indicate vigorous health and
brilliant spirits. q. W, s.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
The ANTLPOLYGAMY MOVEMENT

Troy, Feb. 1S.-Leading ministers of
all denominations and prominent aymen have united in
a call for aDtpoygnny massmeedng to be held at the
City Hall on Tuesday evening next The Hon. Charles
T. Ingalls, Judge of the Supreme Court, viii preside.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
HERBERT SPENCER COMING.
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Feb 1S-Advices from st. Petersburg
state that the Metropolitan of Moscow, Archbishop,
Macare, who is an nluenti parsonage i'll the
Russian political world, has addressed n lie ter TO
the Car. urging him to quit his secluSon, which he
says suggests pOroonery and is injurious to the Ma
tonal traditions. The EmperoT's seclusion, he con-
Times, Will lead to disuuion between
the Emperor and the people, who
will finally accustom themselves 10 dispense
with III ir sovereign. The Gar was irritated by
the letter and sent for privy Councillor PobedonOs-
zeff, Procurator-General of the Holy Synod, of
whom he inquired whether ne (hc Emperor could
dismiss the Metropolitan. NJ. Pobedonoszch re-
piled Yes wi h the sanction of the Holy Synod"
dispatch from st. Petersburg to The Daily 1ele-
qrdph sa s: Russian journals express the warm
est cra itude to the English Ministry for the tone it
has adopted in replying questions in Parliament
regarding Russian affairs"
AID FOR HERZEGOVINA.
II is rumored at st. Petersburg that six Russian
officers have started for Herzegovina, and that nine
others will shortly follow them. They are all it is
said, granted years leave of absence.
Vienna dispatch to The Standard says: "The
frequent notices in the Austrian and German press
of the menacing character which the PanslaviSt
agitation has been allowed to assume in Russia has
had salutary effect i'll the highest Russian quar-
teIs."
All the Berlin newspapers express indignation at
the speech of General Skobel"6 to the Servian
students, in which he said that Russia had hitherto
been held in check by German influence, and that
the sword was the only means the Russians had of
Kidding themselves of the III .ubus The GcrmdHid
saws il hopes the Government will seriously ask
Russia whether she grants her generals leave OF alb
sence to preach crusade in France against Ger
MANY The National /eituRg advises Austria TO bring
tne struggle with the IIerzegoyinIan insurgents
promptly to a close.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE STEAMER TIBER FOUNDERS.

ITANANA, 7
Tiber plying between ST. Thomas and Havana In connec
ton with the Southampton Line. has fOundcrcd off
Puento Plata. The passengers, mail and specie were
saved.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS.

The speeches in the recent debate were mostly
mediocre Mr. Chamberlain once more attempted,
but failed, to explain away his Liverpool declara-
ton that TO suppress the League would have pre-
vented land reform Mr.. Gladstone again repudiated
completely with that view. Mr.. Sexton's speech OBJ
tanned him certain notoriety, but the effect in
Ireland was neutrazed by the contemptuOus omis-
sion of the Ministerial reply and the taking of a
vote Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

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