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New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
POWERS OF TIE SPANISH CLAIMS COMMIS-
SION
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUsE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, April IA rumor is current to-
night that the Secretary of State will soon make
reversal of the principle laid down by Secretary
Blaine in his letter of last December to Thomas j.
Durant. advocate of the United States before the
snanish Claims Commission. The decision OF the
Commission, to which this letter referred, was TO
the effect that Pedro Buzzi, claimant before the
Commission was not entitled to the good offices OF
tl,is Government because he not entitled to
naturalization. Mr.. Blaine said:
II becomes my duty state in order that such opinion
may Inc formally communicated 10 the ComInisson that
tni Government cannot accept such Judgment AZ within
ina compeence Of the umpire to render ana tha IL can
Not snht the cases remaining unsettled on the docket
70 application principles distinctly repudlated p{ lhe
agrtement itself. The principle upon which tho Buzzi
rests stated simply and briefly Is this that the Com.
nisson ms the right to behind the certlncate OF
afuraza to decide, not whether the court wich Is
sned was of competent jurisdiction, nor whether IL
rightly admnisratcd that juisdiction nor whether
certificate naturalization has been granted 10 tne
clauant but whether 1t has been properly granted In
snort that the Commission Is court or appeal VII the
right TO review the duly rendered Judgment OF
c,1Irf of the United states.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, April ia caucus OF the
Democratic members was held in the hall OF the house
Representatives this evening TO determine the party
elton relative tho contested election cases. o"ins
othe late hour at which the House ADJOURNED hei"crS
we're late in assembling and at o'clock the hour desg
mated bu one person had entered the hall Shortly De-
fore o'clock fortythree members bsins present epre
sentative Rosecrans called the caucns to order Repre-
sentative Blanchard acting as SECRETARY Ihc Dr,
-atc rnembers of the Committee Elections reported
the status OF the contested and an iniOrnai
sion ensued, nut action was taken IL was ~
definite action TO q future caucus.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
rnE OHIO LEG1sLATURE ApJoURNEp.

THE OHIO LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED
COLUMBUS Ohio, April 17.-B0th branches OF
the Legislature adjourned to-day, today, at noon, to the
second Tuesday in January, 1888
ARKANSAS CROP PROS PECTS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 17.-AccOunts from
State show damage to the fruit crop by the
cold weather. The season Is unusually advanced and
the prospects for heavy crops are exceedingly good
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL MEETINGS.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE Harrison re-
vival meeting closed tonight, after three months OF
II that LAS seekers and 1873 converts were the
results Of the meeting
UNKNOWN SCHOONER WRECKED.
CHICAGO, April ia schooner which ar
discovered up the LAKE, schooner of $50 tons
burden turned over her side. No one was yisloie
SALE AN ILLINOIS NEWSPAPER.
PEORIA, Ill.,, April 17.-The freeman, OF this
cy mas been sold lor $1,000 J. A. Morgan, of The
Tddesman and nanudetue', VINO wlu change II 10 an an
trying 10 establish lie freeman Democratic organ in
opposition to The National Democrat
DOUBTS ABOUT y LYNCHING.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April 17.-COntradctOry
reports are received to the yncang of the mrderers
of Mayor stuDbs, OF Polk Guy; bat all Trustworthy
statements the effect that the repori is untrue, al
though in the existing state OF excitement such an
event is likely in the murderers can be
identified.
LANDLEAGUEIsM At CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April ia JOINT meeting of the
Land League Of this city was held here last night TO
listen to an ldress By L. l.. OConnOt member OF Par
lament for Galway on his frOl the Pacific
About 1000 persons We're present oConnor was re-
WINTER WHEAT IL ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April l7.-Ihe Depart
ment Agriculture will soon issue report concerning
the condition winter wheat in all the counties in ILL
uois which will indicate what decreased acreage,
as compared with that OF last year. owing to damage by
floods and but in the main the promise Is of at
least fair average yield
SMALLPOX IN ILLINOIS,
SPRINGFIELD, Ul,April 17.-Smallpoxi is being
eintroduced quite extensively by the increasing tide OF
nru In addition To the Tour points at which 1t
was recently reported 1t has reappeared In West Lin
coin Township, Logan County. near Burtonyew, and
in Nevada Township, Livingston County. Five cases
are reported near Rankin, Vermihon County.
A FATAL DRUNKEN FIGHT
RIvERTON, KY, April l7.-Edward Pierce was
shoe ana led by John Hamilton Oh Crane Creek three
miles west OF HOpeW ell IN this county They
turning from Ora ysOn both drunk wnen they renewed
an old quarrel, and Pierce drew revolver, saying he
would shoot Hamilton, but Hamilton shot first.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
,pJ,fps and CASUALIIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

SCHOONER ASHORE AT cHArHAM MAS
CHATHAM Mass, April IL he schooner ashore
here il The CabOt from Gardiner. Me- Tor Ne"'forA
SMALLPOX IN ATLANTA, GA
ATLANTA Ga April 17-flve cases OF smallpox
x eVe ope here to-day All tho patients were negroes
aud were srn 10 the pest mouse
SUDDEN DEATH OF A DRUGGIST
WuKFsBARRE Penn, April l7.-AndIew L. Hill
man vel Known drdggist dropped dead ina ut OF apopey
IN his tonight.
DAMAGE TO THE BORDER CrrY MILL
FALL RIVER, Mass. Aprl 1.-THE pulley OF ina
, e m the surler city Mill broke this morning causing
the shutul = down % the mill ior some days
VARIANT FOR AN ALLEGED EMBEZzLER
RrApING Penn, April IA warrant was issuec %
mis- mouing for - OF Adam McDundor tne
i,~ onnfy Treasurer, the charge OF enoelIeneO@
MURDER IN VIRGINIA
D.,,tr va lnril I7-William jennings,
ooy was killed BY lewis also eolored nsa, AL otose,
county night LEWIS ran on put mss oeeu
caught lodged IN JAN -, o. ,,o,,-,x..,
VTtTrD NY AN EXPLOSION OF GIANT POWDER
NrwHrRa n Y, April 17;-On saturday, on
NE" % ,on,tain west Highland Falls, Napoleon Rose.
top o .v sra poy blown 10 pieces while making
asu Fragmsnts Of their bodies We're ouhu scAS
giat er po ~ con si,ieravle and In tie trees
THE SMALLPOX AT LAwRENCE, MASS.
I.wprSCE Nasa April 1.-THE excitement over
,, mpox continues although no new cases have oeen re-
noTtsd board Of Health voted to-day TO Apply or wsr
n for the d. Noonan who neglected 70 report the
cases-
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CITY SOLICITORS OF BOSTON.


BosToN. April I7.-rnc Board of Aldermen this
afternoon elected =: b Nette'on City solicitor in concur
PROTESTING AGAINST \ NAVY YARD SALE
BosrON April 17.-rnr Board OF Aldermen to-
night order protesting against the proposed sale OF
the CIarlestown Navy Yard
GEORGE W. GILL's FUNERAL
Wore sTER, Mass April III he funeral OF the
late George W Gin attended to-day BY large number Of
and representatives OF the leading railroads Of New
FOR THE FIRST rIaE IN FORTY YEARS.
BosToN. April l7.-Ihe snp Memnon. winch lar; ar;
sl,p that has arrived there lsi2
SUFFERING FROM rKICHINOsIs.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The death on Satur-
and said to-day that several more OF them will die
TO BEGIN a SUIT FOR LIBEL
PHILADELPHIA, April IL Ounso for Mrs. ANNE
Stern and her husband viii zorro" ne their IN
SoHshS to the nat 1 ooJ Tor Ce aud
AN OLD MAN DIES ~ BED.
BALTIMORE April 17.-hiram d. Brown, age
in td at the Howard House thus evening lie was appar
emily well when be retired last night
AN ATTEMPT TO TAX LOGS.
HARRISBURG, Penn, April 11:-Argument was vas
Of the usqnshanna room tSmpsny he company paid
the logs owned by the company
ABOUT A PENNSYLVANIA JUDGEsHIP.
HARhsBU G, Penn april l31Sioyernor & G HGyt
Judge Ross. II VIII possibly DC announced tonorr"w
PRESIDENT GowLN5 MOVEMENTS
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-lt Is stated that the
that Presuent Gowen. OF the Phalepha anu ead
ing Railroad Company mas Lot been hear fOm since ms az
val Europe tna ne proceeded AZ once TO "eisOaaen
GerAany, TO Join his fAmiIy.
DECisIoN AGAINST \ POLICE COMMISSIONER.
Boston, April l7.-Ihc appeal Of iienry aiker, s
by ChIef Justice Morton, on the
ground term expires ON May the fun bench
would not have tune TO discuss IT,
THE GRATTAN CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
NrW-LoNDON, Conn, Apru l1.-lne Grattan cen
tennal celebration In Lawrence a, THIS evening was at
tnded by arges, aud enccs assembled IN this
city joan Iib9ts delivered the opening address a. Was
followed by W. husse John G Lynch, Peter Dorsey aud
James j. Connor
ASKING FOR A JUDICIAL. APPOINTMENTS 4,
NEWPORT. X. L., April Livery hrlnOer OF the
OF this city be seecc IA suocesso 10 me e fotte
U The supreme judge Baker l. Judge Oi the Munl
cipsl { QUIT aud also judge OF the Probate court.
CAPTAIN JACKSON MOT MURDERED -
CONCORD n H. April l7.-A statement in The
Jtcn 1dueriser that there strong circumsfantia
runs Tor believing body u the supposed murdered
man nnnd near 10 that OF captain l1knton
Jaeks0 late Royal Artlley, England, ~ mistake
CuptAin ackson Is now W this ciU.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
STRIKE AT THE READING COTTON MILL.
InY rRIEaRAPH To TIE TRIBuNR.l

READING, Penn, April ia notice posted In
the Reading Cotton Mill on Wednesday that reduction
of 10 per cent would be made in the wages OF the EN-
Moves on and after April 20 caused much dssatsfsc'
lion which to-day eliminated in strike when between
sixty and seventy Of the hands employed In the spin
ming aud cardng departments refused y go to WORK.
assigning as a reason that they could barely suppore
Themselves on their present and reduction or ~
ner cent would be out OF the question The M If owhe
and operated by the Garner estate, or new foik anu
employs about $50 hands, composed for the greater part
dav to 81 and II per week This afternoon me strikers OF
The worniug Joined by about ninety or the girls en-
nIoved i'm tie weaving department. The superntehuenu
~ fhe III saws that II he cannot obtain other workmeu
tnmorrow the mil Will have 10 be closed Every enort'
bowrver will be made 10 keep the works running Nu.
neros threats have been made by the strikers ashrs
those who 81 Ii continue TO work, but no violence mas
as vet taken place
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, April 1.-THE Impartial says that
the authorities ON frontier In Catalonia fear an at
tempt at a rising, quantity OF arms having Deeh aucu
on the coast These reports, however are not credited
IN Official clTces.
prolonged drouth is causing great distress among
the working classes. The Government has consigned
large sums OF money TO the au ihOres OF AhlausA III
nr,ir ia a1yc ymcnt 10 The laboring people.
NJ. Andrieux the French Ambassador, presented hs
credentials to King Alfonso to-day. Both delivered
cordial speeches. ~, ,,o,, -,
fcreo ON SATURDAY by Balaguer, that the treaty
wb France be terninsble at years notice, was TT
jected by vo.e OF 2O2 to %.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
INJURED BY A FALLING TUNNEL ROOF.

CUMBERLAND Md, April 1.-THE roof of
Doe Gully Tunnel the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
thirty-three miles east Of Cumberland caved in abOut
noon to-day, buryng twelve aborcrs under the debris
aud manning them in various ways, some probably "a
tally Physicians summoned from TINS city. Inc
road blocked and trains stepped for several hours
The company widening the tunnel, and force OF men
was engaged In this work WHOM Tie acedent occurred
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
REDUCING TAxlTION IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, April lin the Senate
to-day, motion OF Mr.. Rddleberger, the bill for the
assessment of taxes then under consideration, was
amended by reducing the rate OF taxation on real and
personal property to 40 cents on the $OO The present
rate Of taxation ia so cents the 800. which few
days ago reduced by the House Of Delegates 10 40
cents. should this become n law the annual
of the State will be reduced nearly quarter OF
a million OF dollars.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18

the various bills which had referred to that com
mtee providing for the establishment OF bureau o'
Mines and Mining and also for the management Oh 'ne
Geological Survey. The report says
The committee Of the opinion that the Geologca
Survey ia to all intcRts and purposes prac really puIs
of mines mining and that all the leeislatlo er.
is TO enlarge ts Jurisdiction. The committee
renort resolution and ask its passage to appropriate
for the expenses OF the United states
mineral resources and products o. the states ana Ter
rores and the procuring OF statistics relating tnereto m
and making chemical analyses OF the ron coa % w ,b M
Secretary OF the Interior.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
MIssOURIAYS OPPOSED TO TAX PAYING.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 17.-Three County
Judges Of Greeue County, Mo-, appeared before tho
United states Court Jefferson City, to-day to show
cause why they failed to levy tax to pay the interest,"
duc ON Kansas City and Memphis Railway bonds. The
bonded debth interest acrued amounts TO over $500.
600 The citizens of Greene County declare that they
will not pay these bonds, and farmers have organized
ealing themselves Brothers OF Freedom 70 resist INC
,,,neuf of the tax When the land IA sold FOR taxes
tbSy propose 10 buy for S and declare openly tnae
fne cate Greene County Will not DC heathy LOT any
person wno bids higher.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
RUMORS OF APPOINTMENTS.
NJ -hOINC VI Al ~ 49,
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRlBUNEl

IBY TELEGRAPH TO IHb llHbCNL'i
WASHINGTON, April 17.-John Nj. trancls,sEdltor
of The Troy Times will be nominated soon LOT
Charge d'Af'aires in Portugal, succeeding benjamin
Moran, who was for many years Secretary OF Lega-
ton at London and was transferred to Lisbon IN
1876. The post of Minister Resident IN Belgium
with which Mr. Francis's name has been most fire.
ouently mentioned is to be gwen, it is understood,
TO Nicholas Fish, son of ex-Secretary Hamilton
Fish, and formerly Minister Resident III Switzer-
land.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

Bf TELEGRAPH 10 TIE IRIBUhE,l
"AsIuS0roN, April Ex-senator Kellogg made
strong speech to-day in support OF bis bill for the
Improvement of the Mississippi River No power
outside Of the general Government protect this
VIDE expanse of country from overflow and make
capital and labor secure while they occupy and
cultivate 1t. Millions have been expended by the
states In this great valley in fruiess endeavors to
!esuan these constantly recurring floods. Corpora
uons and States have labored to this end in vain.
1a now all acknowledge that some effective plan
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
PANIC IN A THEATRE AVOIDED.

SCHwERIS, April IA fire broke out i'll a thea
tire here last night during the performance of =" Ro
bert Bertram.' The clearing of the house was
effected without any accident or confusion The
audience was immediately informed from the stage
of the outbreak of the fire. The Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin also spoke some reassuring
words to the people The theatre was completely
burned out, only the outer walls remaining stand
inn
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18

provincial theatres in England, was totally destroycu
by fire On sunday
dispatch from Paris says: A subdirector OF 'hs
Banquc de Lyon Loire has becn arrested Tor abuse vi
confidence and warrant hos been issued for the arrest
OF a former director"
HAVANA, April 17.-Thc German manof-war Louisa
has sailed for Norfolk.
TORONTO, April 17.-Hugh Mckenzie. commission
merchant has been missing several days. His abi
tiles are not known at present.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
REQUESTS or JOHN BERTRAM
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.I

BosToN, April 1.-THE will of the late
Captain John Bertram OF Salem, who amassed largo
fortune in the African trade is made public After pro-
vding literally his family relatives and friends, he
bequeaths the following to Salem public insttu-
tions: Old Mems Home. S10s,000; seamen's Orphan
and Chdrens Friend Society, $4,000; Plummer Farm
School OF Reform for Boys, $4,000 lie also MAKES
loan of 900 to his associates in the Zanzibar trade
for years interest, all losses in the business
TO be borne BY the loan
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
THE NEW CABINET MINISTER'S.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Secretary Chandler
took the oath OF Office Secretary Of the Navy aoou
noon today and at entered upon the discharge Oh
his new duties Tie heads OF the Naval Bureaus were
presented TO their new chief by Mr. Hunt the retiring
Secretary. ,
Secretary Teller to-day received his coninl'soh' anu
ossuc tho duts OF Secretary OF the Interior The re
firing Secretary, MI Krkw God, introduced 10
Teller all OF the heads o bureaus and chiels o I @
his hOIcs IN Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
TIE FORDS SENTENCED AND PARDONED.

ST. LOUIS, April ia report gained circu-
laton here that the Ford brothers who killed Jesse
James were hung at st. Joseph this morning Inquiry
proved This to false The Grand Jury found an indct
ment against thom for murder I'm the first degree, ,hs
noon About an hour later the boys taken into
court and pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to be
hanged on May 10. , 49,
Lafcr-Dispatches from Jefer City that Cover
nor Crtcnden has granted unconditional pardon to
Ie ord hrnthprs
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
uF APPOINTMENT OF NJ ROUSTAN.

LONDON, AprIl 1.-THE Posts correspondent at
Paris says: M. de Freycinet is much annoyed on
account of the bad impression which the appoint
ment of NJ. Roustan as Minister at Washington has
produced Persons, mostly interested in the Pan
anna Canal scheme, have warned the French Gov
ernment that the American Government fears that
NJ. Roustan will follow, on the Panama Canal
question policy of intrigue similar to that fol-
flowed by him III Tuns."
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
OUTBREAK OF Conflicts.

CHICAGO, April ia dispatch from Little
Rock. Ark. says Early this morning fifty conyicts
tried 10 escape from the camp Fourche Creek Eght
succeeded in passing the guards one was KILLED IN
Ave arc being hunted down by bloodhounds aud by
guards with .LotguIs.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
DOUBLE MURDER and SUICIDE.

EMPORIUM, Penn, April 17.-Preston Covers,
housepainter Of this place, in drunken frenzy wcat
to the house Of Clarence Lindsey his brothern-law,
this evening" and deliberately shot and killed him.
then returned to his house lOoced the doors
and wfe's throat nearly severng her head from
the body, and then shot himself
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
GENERAL BURT'S CONDITION CRITICAL

SARATOGA, n. Y, April 17.-Dr. Reynolds,
General Burts attending physician, regards his condi-
ton now RS more critical than at any time hitherto
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
THE YALE-HARTARD RACE.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, April 17.-lt was de-
cded tonight that the officers Of the Yale Navy may, II
they wish agree with Harvard TO row the annual race
this year AT New-London the Friday following fales
commencement. II Harvard will let Yale name the
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
ESCAPE FROM AUBURN PRISON

AUBURN, n. Y, April l7.-At AN early hour
this morning convicts made daring escape through
the roof Of Auburn Prison. They William Lahey,
of Erie sene ICED for years for attempted MURDER
and Michael Hurley, OF Westchester, sentenced ior
twenty Years Tor burglary. reward OF foo each is
off
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
HEAVY POST OFFICE ROBBERY AT PARIS.


PARIS, April 17.-An extensive robbery of regis
tered letters from the Central Post Office at Paris
has occurred. One hundred and eighty letters in
all were stolen. Some of them were from
abroad The value of the contents of the
Ietters ia estimated at 100000 francs. The
thieves broke open iron safe III the post office.
No arrests have yet been made
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
FOR THE YALE NAVY FUND.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, April 1.-THE sale of
seats for the opera Pcnkccse, TO De prodnced for
the benefit Of the Yale Navy Fund, reached $1,000 to-
DAY, the nrst day of the sale.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
FRENCH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

PARIS, April 1.-THE imports into France
for the first quarter the present year show an Increase
In valuc of 90 900 900 francs over the period In
IssI The increa principally in raw materials me
exports curing Lne Sme period Increased ll'ooVooo
francs principally ia manufactures.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday April II. 1882
General Garibald has started from Palermo for
Caprera-
Fifty policemen have been sent from uiaSgo" 10 'he
Ise of save the cotters having become defiant In their
refusal To pay rent
The Temple Opera House At Bolton one OF tHe largest
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
THE SITUATION AT TORONTO.

TORONTO, April 17.-Ihe journeyman paint
ers OF this city struck for higher wages to-day The car
peu;ers strike continues The master carpenters ex'
press Willingness the suggestion OF the Mayor
IN leave the question to board OF arbitration. Tho
shneuakers will this ana there ~ no
itnmediafe prospect of a settlement being reached
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
THE CLEARFIELD MINERS QUIET.

PHILADELPHIA, April l7.-No strike OF MIN"
era III the Clearleld bituminous coal region Is re-
pored and the operators generally believe that mono
will be attempted
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
THE BEDISTRICIING OF OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 1.-THE bill to re-
disct the Congressional purposes giving the
Republicans fifteen ana the Democras six DISTRICTS be
oame Law to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
AMERICAN RAILWAY BONDS IN LONDON.

LONDON, April 1.-THE report i'll The Standard
OF Saturday that amount Of stock of new Amer
lean railway was about be introduced OH the London
money market refers TO the by the Segmans OF
81 600 900 OF bonds OF the Buffalo, NewYOrk aud Phila
delphia Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
ABDUCTED BY sICILIAN BRIGANDs.

LONDON, April 17.-The Times's correspondent at
Rome reports that the director of the Bank of Sicily
formerly the Syndc of Palermo, has been abducted
bv brigands who demand three thousand pounds
sterling ransom.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-ln the House to-
day Representative Van voorhs presented voluneious
renort from the Committee On Mines and Mining upon
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
NOMINATIONS.

WAsHINGroN, April 1.-THE President sent
the following nominations to the Senate today:
Ada C. Sweet, OF Illinois, Pension Agent at Chicago.
George b. Armstrong of Illinois, Register Lana oce
Charles Wioughby Indian Agent of the Neenah Bay
Agency in Washington Territory. ,
Josiah Iightner, OF Maryland, Indian Agent OF the
santee Agency in Nebraska.
Samuel f. Carter, Conmouore retred hsl 10 NC heaI-
Admiral, retired list. g
Passed Assistant Surgeon Theo c. Heyl to be Sur
geon. . cso Na,. vor,, d.
MiuinefIa smith, at New Brighton New York; Thomas
Rmtcr af PORT Richmond, New York Henry Q. John
SON at Astoria New-York; X. p. Brown, at West New
brighton. NewYork Alfred C. shelen, az Le"I,ourg' Il
PENN: w f. Holden at Augusta, Ga; Joseph H. Hlrfir,
at Franklin. KY. X. f. Dundas. at Ludlngton Mich |;
Daniel g. Bailey at Jose, Cal Jared W Mills, at
lake civ Col; Gilmore NJ Straton, at Clay Centre.
Kan.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
ur cERNAN Minister AT WASHINGTON.

THE GERMAN MINISTER At NAS1INU ION.
LONDON, April 1s.-The Posts Berlin correspond
ent says that the appointment of Herbert Bismarck
as German Minister at Washington Is probable.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-18

Camden O. Rockwell, VINO has been appointed Deputy
Collector of Customs at Eew-YOrk, is brother OF the
widow Of the late President Garfield 1t is understood
that the naming of deputy placed at Mrs. Gar
fields disposal by Collector Robertson and that this
appontInent was made in accordance with her wishes
Mr. Rockwe has served in the Army, and lately has
been engaged In business in St. Louis, Mo. 1t VIII be
weeR or two probably before he viii enter upon the
dntrs of hi, Office lie VIII the place OF Depdty
Collector Batcnford who succeeded Mr.. Balch, gu The
reegnallon. the head OF the Inlrd DlylslOn