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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
CHINA, CoREA AND THE UNITED STATES.

HoNG KoNG, May PA serious discussion
Is reported 10 be going in the Tsung Ii Yamen upon
the course to be pursued respecting Americas antChl
nese action One party is said to welcome It aordng
opportunity for severng all relations with the United
States. The majority propose await further
deveopments hut - all agree in declaring
that Chinas lights have been ruthlessly
disregarded, and that the American Government has
madeit liable rctaatory action II such be deemed
expedien In Ten-tstn the question s raised whether
or not China's assistance in the Corean negotiations
that Commodore shufeldt could proceed convenient
~ without Chna's cooperation. In addition the i'll
feeling caused by tho emgrant law, much irritation is
felt over the publication of letter attributed to Com
modore Shufeld in which the Empress Is accused OF
immortality; and but for Chinas known sOwness TO act
suddenly on provocatiOn troublesome consequences
might be apprehended In the best view affairs it is
plain that diplomatic intercourse at Peking Will require
very cautious handling.
YOKOHAMA, June 3-The Chinese Envoy in Japan
who sucd order for the return TO Hong Kong OF 600
way L" Portland, Oregon has revoked this order owing
TO the urgent plea of the emigrans that they embarked
IN good faith before the passage of the exclusion bill
that al their means exhausted in securing tickets
and that If sent home they would arrive there in de-
pOraDc condition, with no prospect OF earning livell
hood confederation OF these facts and understand
ing that the opposition to the Chinese is somewhat less
violent in Portland than in Francisco, the Chinese
Envoy has consented 10 their decentralization for
Twelve foreign shps-of-war, British, Russian
and American, are now in rendezvous at Nagl-
sax, ana Others are expected. preparatory 10
visit 10 Corea. The report OF trade between
Japan and the COrean port of GensOD for the year 1851
has just been published. The imports Corca
valued at 10000 about $55OO00 chiefly European
commodities reexported from Japan Tbs exports from
COrea were valued at 1000 yen, chiefly bullion. Cen
sen is the port last opened and does less business than
Eusau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Juno 21.-In the Senate to-
day the Senate bill to increase the efficiency of the sig
nal service reported favorably with amend
The House Joint resolution concerning an inter-
national fishery exhibition to be held at London In May,
1888. was reported favorably Senate bill was passed
providing for public buildings at Abingdon and Harri-
sonburg, Va at o cost Of $4,000 each A resolution
for committee to investigate into the labor strikes,
their and remedy, referred TO the Committee
Education and Labor, with instructions to report
upon it within one week
III the House, Senate amendments concurred in 10
the House bill admit free OF duty articles intended for
the exhibition Of and industry to be held at Boston
in 1888. After debate the bill for the erection OF Con-
gressOna library building postponed until Deem
Der II, 1882. The Naval Appropriation bill
ported back from the Committee Appropriations and
referred to the Committee OF the Whole bill
passed authorizing the Rock Island aud Southwestern
Railroad Company TO construct bridge across the Mis-
sissppi River at New Boston, 1T. The Conference
port the Military Academy Appropriation bill was
submitted agreed to. The principal point in cOnrO
versy amendment of the Senate apprOpriating
900 for the construction of swimming bath for
aud instruction OF cadets. The Conference agreed to
recommend 81, 900 for that purpose. resolution d.
recng the recommltal or the bill allowing the State OF
Nebraska additional representative adopted.
resolution that the committee had acted upon
incorrectly certified report and the
mittee leave TO inquire into the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. wednesday. il

WAsHlNGIoN, wednesday, June Il, 1857
The stamp accounts in tho Internal Revenue
Bureau shows that the total receipts Of stamps from
October 4, 1877, to June 10, 1882, inclusive, were
25443i4342. valued at I,1sO,97s 60; the number
Issued jsI 63S valued at S6ss 974 3S4 40 num-
Der hand 163,leo, ,694, valued at S22,2O6,J94 H.
The statement that the Secretary of the Treasury
would issue circular fixing duty Of fifty per cent
knit shirts and drawers premature The Secretary
Agent Crissey Of the Sisseon Indian Agency Dakota
Territory writes that there neither probability norpos
soty OF trouble arising from the enforcement OF the
for the suspension OF the Issue Of rati0ns Oh
June 80.
The United States Treasury Cattle Commission after
careful Investigation, state that still
prevails IN the state Of Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
TO REVIVE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE.

WASHINGTON, June 21.--A joint resolution
was reported from the Senate Committee Naval AZ
fairs today providing for the appointment of a
mission on the revival OF International commerce in
United States steamships 1t proposes to create a c)m-
mission consisting of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the Secretary of the Navy and tie POstmastsrGenera
together with three Senators and three Representatives,
be appointed by the presiding officers OF the respec
tive houses. who to inquire into the praccabiity
and eXpedency of securing tho construction in the
l. tied States Of iron steel for
merclal purposes, upon such models and with such
strength aud speed that they may be readily converted
into efficient shipsOf-war when needo Il. The commits
sGn are also inquire into the adysabty of maintain
ing with these vessels regular steamship lines. by
paving fair compensation Tor carrying United States
mails TO and from foreign countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
TIE REPRESSION Rn1

LONDON, June 2l.-ln committee on clause
eleven OF the Repression bill IN House OF Conn.
last evening, Mr. Gladstone stated that tue Goyert
proposed to introduce words Inning the power of ooo
search night to occasions when there is reaso,sI
suiicion that secret society is actually holding
Heetiug The Irish members accepted TINS as reason
able and important concession. Clause eleven VA.
adopted By a YOtc oi 30 10 a..
III the House today Mr IIeveyan, Chief Secretary
foi Ireland, In opposing various limitations the tight
eI scic1 appeaed 10 te members 10 expedite the lt-
y cssiO bill Livery dt,, sai gave tHr lIsb execu-
i've esh reason TO regard the position of country
VITA deep and INCREASING anxiety, and ddled seriously
10 Tue responsibility Of those vino prolonged the dis-
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

AN INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
NEW-OILEANS, June Zl.-JuGge Lazarus to-day
from investing The AccuEuated Interest Fund United
States bOnis.
TWO MEN KILLED BY 4 TRAIN.
TRENTON. \. j., June 2l.--J1mcs Mccoy and Pat
chg tins eveiug Mccoy died few minutes ari
skull being fractured hsrtiu badly bruised bdt
abo 10 walk away,
DECISION IL RELATION TO VIRGINA BONDS
hcHNOND, Va, June 3l.-JudGe CHRISTIAN of
the Husungs Court this decided thai e act
passed by Tho iegisa uro lat winer, known
iucutoned the Mcc uioch) ana orders mandaus 10 De
KILLED WHILE ABSENT FROM HOME
COHOES, y Y, Jan" 2l.-James Barti,. "a mule
spinner IN the Harmony Mills who had idle for some
weeks on account o. me stJ-out" lett his Lome
WORK Ia Utica To-day his vile Received inei
death the station house st tcen Bars hal been
drinking, and claimed to have been robbed Of so.
KILLED Bi THE FALL OF DIRT
baltimore, Md, June 21.-MIham RobOss,
Baker Francis Patterson seiOisy iuicd Ly
the iaig Il back of dirt aud stone AT nj Vernon cot
ton la IN BALTIMORE county They grading a hlll
Preparatory the erection rcpar shop Tor the
TRYING TO KILL HIs FAiHEH.
NFW-BIITN Conn.,, June II. Lewis y. steele,
soi Of Lewis ,"ee t 10 Kill hs lather yesterday after
noon whle intoxicated. e Was deferred by his athers
screams bni has hackol his throat and stabbed him with
aei kulfe As fathers inJaric. are not Iatal.
= DISAPPEARANCE OF A BOOKKEbPERs
fEoNibENCt, IL J., June 2i.-GcOrg- Il. biaIdIng,
IN The NaIonl Iank Of orth Amencl ha- not
s.n since 'be SIN instant IL IL believed that Ao was
suicide.
FATAL AFFRAY IL TEXAS.
=, ,OALNtsI0N, texas June IA dispatch from
oustoh 10 me Aeus says. CHARLES 4. Nitham hTri
S, ~, "ocs LIZ Sia s.n.ly Ained eerdal AZ bepuy.
bfed upon cOortd boy aas III r y a stray bullet and
ins - Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
WHAT IS DOING ABROAD.
,s OF INTEREST DISCUSSED.

MATTERS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED.
Nh Or THE CHESS ToURNAMENT-MRs LANG
'''gnT gaT COMING coz % TO Ansno.-rHr EGYPTIAN CON-
1,c,roNs-orHER TOPICS -,
ended de yesterday, Mason, OF 1ne p;s., o,ss ohiefa
States States. won the third prize pa h,saa 'n,ehs uhs
are lighting in zululana. Ee''''T :" TondSn' ISn'
shares % advanced yesterday In honuon. .
MIS-. Langtry has signed a cGn''no' y; no
" az" chat differences have arisen In tne
p.;t;sb Cabinet which, if active intervention Is
sa;Sed ol'i npop. may result in the retirement Oh
1ot, IoSn Bright from the Ministry iho me
'Onn .;on Of the restrictions upon the
'llaoortaton l~eS' of American pork into France IS
""1or discussion in the French Chamber Oh
Deputies. The indications are that the ,a'.o elec
,;ons f,p in Canada have resulted in very large
maiority for the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

henson of the liberties of citizens and private cor;
poratons proposed ubstitute that no Na.ou s n
banking ASSOCIATION shall become memDer oi , any
clearinghouse in which such certificates snaLi nos
De receivable the settlement Of clearing,nyu.so
balances The Pugh substitute was carried aiea .sa
debate the Republican friends of silver ana tno
Democratic enemies of the National banks conDih-
ing Tor the purpose. The votewas as follows
reas3Beck Brown Butler Call Cameron 2,
20 West Vr U1ckren Coke Davis o, nrmar Grover
Hampton Hin Of Colorado ingalls, Jonas %ssSy WSo yes
VOORHEES,, Walker williams-2S. -
ays-Aldrieh,, Allison, Anthony. Bayard, & Conger'
Mcmillan. f Malone, % Morrill, Morrill, Rollins, sawyer, sewel
Sherman Wind0m-20.
Encouraged by the result Senator Beck offered an
amendment which would substantially % MAKE
actions to which National banks are parties.
Senator Allison, who was in charge of the piii;
pronounced bi-mctallist himself, simply sald he
hoped that amendment would be voted down.
Why" asked Senator Beck. ~
"The reasons" reioned Senator Allison. are ms
plenty as blackberries but !, don't propose to DIS
cuss them ut this late hour
Senators sherman, Hoar Ferry and Morrill, spoke
briefly In opposition and the amendment was iosI
by vote of 20 to 307. The affirmative votes :, were
all DemoratIc. Senators BaYard. George and Hamp-
ton, Democrats, voted IN the negative with the he-
publlcans
Senator Beck then offered his Over Certifcation
bill as an additional section In the form in which
il was offered it made it penal offence for any
officer of National Banking Association to certify
have been regularly entered BY order
OF the board of directors of the bank
Upon suggestion, the Senator struck out
the words by order of the board of directors
of the bank" whereupon Senator Aldrich SAID the
measure was now in form which had substantially
been agreed TO by the Finance Committee. II the
Senator had consented to the change three months
ago the bill might have been passed then. Ihe
amendment was adopted without opposition. SEN
ator Vests amendment in the nature of a substi-
tute for the whole bill was then taken up ana SEN
atOr Coke secured tho floor for speech pending which
the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
THE CANADIAN ELECTIONS.

TORONTO, June 21.-The returns of the cleo
tions for members of Parliament stand Minister
alsts 93, OppOstiOnists 81.
Tie GtObe, the Opposition organ. says: The result
of yesterdays polling in 1873 seats from which intell
gence was received, gives the Government "a
jority OF 43 seventeen Ontario constituencies and
1our in Quebec yet to be heard from Elections
yet TO held in British Columbia, Manitoba, Agoma aud
ChicOutimi.
The Mail, the Government organ, claims majority for
the Government in Ontario, OF II Quebec, AZ New
brunswick, Noyia scOua 9. Total, &C.
ST. Join, y, H., June 21.-Returns from Prince Ed
wards Island show the election four Minsteiasts
and two OppOsitiODists
HALIFAX n. y, June 21.-The local Government Of
Nova SCOTIA which Is Conservative appealed peO
PIE along with the Dominion Government and from the
latest reports they appear 10 have suffered defeat Tho
result, however, Is not yet certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
MORE STORMS IN KANSAS.

PAOLA, Kan, June 21.-AnOther tremendous
rain and wind storm occurred last night along the
Missouri and Kansas borders for distance Of $50 miles
or more This is the third storm of the kind within
week The Marais des Cygues River has risen thirty
feet today and all streams far north Kansas City
and down to the Indian Territory have over
flowed. Samuel oyster drowned this
morning Paola, while attempting to ford
what is usually dry One Phillips.
was drowned the Marais des Cygnes, also
Hayward. Lower down the stream the whole
country is flooded and work the harvest fields Of
Western Missouri and Eastern Kansas has been COM
nlp ely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
AMENDING THE BANK CHARTER BILL.
LEY rELEGHAPH EO rHE TRIBUNEI


WAsmNGToN. June 2l-Ihe Senate did not COM
plete the Bank Charter Extension bill to-day, but
Ly unanimous consent an agreement has been
reached that all discussions shall cease at O'Clock
Tomorrow and voting alone shall be i'll order there
after until the bill is disposed Of The amendment OF
Senatsr Allison offered yesterday substitute for
that by Senator Beck, aud providing that silver cer-
tdcates as well as gold certificates, when held by
banking ASSOCIATION. may be counted as a part of
It's lawful reserve, vas passed. Senator Aldrlch
then offered as an amendment to section II
provision comforting upon the Secretary of the
Treasury authority at his discretion TO suspend the
issues of such certificates whenever the amount of
v,lI coin and gold bullion in tho Treasury available
for the redemption OF United States notes falls be-
low 800 600 600 Upon motion of Senator ingalls,
this proyi ion WAS made mandatory as regards gold
certificates tho word available" beng changed TO
reserves" in recognition Of tne intention OF the
Srnate hat at least 500 00O, 900 shall hereafter
he reserved as a resumption fund. In this form
the Aldrlch amendment was passed after some de
bate Senator Allison then proposed an amendment
which was carried making the provisions of section
yO7 OF the Revised statutes applicable To the GER
tlhcates authorized and directed by this bill to DO
issued This section makes 1t penal onence for
any association to offer or receive United states
notes or National bank notes rs security or as col
lateral security for any loan OF money, OF, iOr
consideration. agree TO Withhold the same from USE
The next amendment proposed was by Senator
Coke striking out the word may and inserting IN
il, place the word "shalr in the provision which
makes golu ana silver certificates receivable III the
settlement ol clearinghouse balances. senator
Push, equally desrous OF pushing the silver GER
,ilcates upon tie Danzs. bat with better compre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
The STAR ROUTE Trial.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-In the Star Route
trial to-day Judge wyne stated that the court would
not rule out all evidence concerning acts committed
prior May 1872 adding that the prosecution had
right OF the OF and prov
trbutug and leading up the
watch existed within the past three years Five
testified fOl prosecution respecting the route from
South FORK BAKER City, the object Of Mr. Bliss appar-
emily being TO prove that the contractor had TO
false aidavits the amount OF stock required FOR
the equipment OF this route aud also to snow that the
order Tor expedition mad not bean executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
INCIDENTS IN THE IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON, June 21.-Ihe Globe says that there
Is every TO believe that Thomas Walsh who
arrested as Saturday in connection with the seizure Of
arms and ammunition IN Clerkenweil, will he tried for
high treason. OF the cartridges found of
government manufacture
The police precautions for the safety Of Mr. Gladstone
which were recently allowed lapse, Lave asan
Resumed.
Matlhew Harris prominent Land Lacquer. has
wiS'eh 70 me DVGtiH ITeem0fS Journal dcnOuncus the
isu aL uOn scuene Of Micnacl Dayitt, and
."b ui Vi outlaging the feelings Of Irish kauOnasts
uulOn among The whole lrisu rae,
re cas6d iTVi1 kilIiaIniain Jaii ~ $780, ~
IL Is stated tnat Xtensyc sci,ur. % .-,, aud r,
parG OF tho city. 40 Az"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
RAILWAY OFFICIALS IN DANGER.

MOUNT CARMEL, Penn, June PA col
lision occurred this afternoon the Lehigh Valley
Railroad at Rock Cut, this place. between gravel
and excursion train containing officials of the
Lehgh Valley, New York Central and Northern Central
RailrOa and others The passengers all escaped with
sgnt bruises COndy DrscOl brakeman, seri-
ousy scadcd and the engineer and fireman OF the gravel
train were slightly hurt Both engines badly
fEal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
TOPICS IN LONDON.
,pv cAn1E TO TIE rRwUNE.l

fo>Dox lime 21.-The Internauonal OHo''
Tournament in Vienna ended to-day WIFI 'io GA
,.ntion of ties Steinitz, OF London. ana "in"N'i'
,ho Polish representative, have each won twenty
- ,o,nes and therefore tie for the Emperors
.-,,o of . 600 forms added TO the 1,OOo francs
contributed by the promoters OF the match
M,son. of the United States. taxes '"0
third prize of the value oi i'-o0
f-oocs with twcnty-tllTee games to his crcuI''
Moc,,cnzie. Of America and ZuckertOrt' Oh Lonuon'
with twenty-five and one-haf games eacn' '0 ~.
fine fourth and fifth places, and BiacKouino' u
London. stands next, with twenty-ono ana o"o-
half games The ties will be played of tomorrow
1,ck.rtort wins the special prize of 500 francs
The Standards correspondent characterzes the re-
,,rts of disturbances in Zululand as greauy
,vaqgerated. Occasional disturbances are the In
,,;table result of such settlement as that
,fec,ed by General Sir Garnet Wolseley. severe
fighting il is true, is going on between the men ol
fine chiefs Oham and Usitebu and the forces oil the
pegbboring chief, Umbabuko, but their presence IN
b cold is not likely to occasion further compllca
,ops. although the situation is so grave as to COM
NJ, the Governor of the colony seriously to re con-
,iler the whole Zulu question, with view to tho
resettlement of the country.
The decision of the Board of Directors OF the
Brush Electric Light Company as to the return OF
capital to the shareholders, has not become known,
bpt the stock was in exceptional favor to-day at an
advance of 134
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
rrFFCTs OF THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

A1rxASDRIA. June 2l.-Arabl Pacha Ragheb
pacha and Ahmed Raschid Pacha, members OF the
new Ministry, returned to Cairo last evening. Inc
programme of the new Ministry includes the main
teuance of the status qaO and the fuIhimen' OF
International bligations Ragheb Pacha. the Pres-
dent of the Council. was Minister OF Finance under
ys.uail Ruchdi Pacha, who is now Minister OF
Finance, is the son of a renegade Maltese Ahmed
Rasehid Pacha Minister of the Interior was form
erIv = Sub-Minister of the Interior. Hassan Pacha
Cherei has been nominated for Minister of Wakfs.
Owing 10 a considerable falling of Of the customs
revenue and of the railway and telegraph receipts
and to the suspension of the land revenue, COM
bined with tho increased military expenditure, the
state both of the budget of revenue specially as
signed TO the service of the debt and of the budget
Of general revenue not assigned is causing great
anxiety in circles connected with the European con-
tIoi.
The Prcfect of Police, who is suspected of being
me Of The prime authors of the riot of the Nth
instant, and who, it was reported, had died sud-
denly, is not dead, but is paralyzed.
NJ Hoede, the French Secretary of the Control,
las committed suicide here
LONDON June 2l.-The Cabinet to-day settled
ipon the instructions for the guidance of Lord
Dulferin at the conference They were sent to him
tonight. The Press Association believes that the
Cabinet at a meeting to-day resolved upon more
actlve aud energetic measures III reference to the
Egyptian crisis
Consols have declined because Of the receipt of
orders from the Continent to sell. These orders
caused by rumors OF differences between the Powers
as 10 the meeting Of the conference on the Egyptian
question:
The torpedo depot ship Helen was to sail from
Portsmouth for Alexandra this afternoon, but was
detained by accident
LONDON, June 22.-Ihe Standard this morning
says that there is reason TO believe that there
differences IN the Cabinet in regard to the Egyptian
question: and that the retirement of John Bright.
Should active Intervention be decided upOn is
probable The Stdadarfs dispatch from Alexandria
reports that the Khedive has written 10 Arab
Pacla intrusting him with the entire command of
The army.
A dispatch to The Daily telegraph from Aexan-
dua says The Sultan is .rgIng the KhedIve to
return TO Cairo, and several Americans, including
Stone Pacha, give HIM similar advice. The Minis
tcrs have ordered all Europeans in the employ of
the Egyptian Government W return TO Caro- and
begin work"
The Ddty AeUS says it believes that Lord Duff
FERN has been Instructed to cOniine his action at
the conference to ehecting such settlement will
provide for the maintenance OF the rights of the
khediyc, the preservation of the liberties OF Egyp-
usns and the observance of EgypVs international
engagements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
AMERICAN PORK IN FRANCE.

PARIS, june 21.-The Senate has begun the
discussion OF tie bill Tor the readssion Of American
PORK into France Baron dc Larieuty charged the sup
poftefs Of the bill with disregardng the health Of the
working classes.
~ "uftz the reporter If the committee stated that
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the formaltie in force vexatious that com
mercal would prefer the entire prohibition OF the
trade. NJ Trard Minister Of Commerce, said that the
Government accepted the bill 1t STOOD reserving
however, the right to apply microscopic inspection II
necessary The clauses Of the bill will be discussed on
Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
NILSSON COMING TO AMERICA.

BosToN, June 21.-Iienry Z. Abbey, the
theatrical manager, has secured Madame Christine
Nilsson for American tour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
MRS. LANGTRY COMING TO AMERICA.

LONDON, June 21.-Henry f. Abbey, the
American theatrical manager, to-day signed contract
with Mrs. Lantry tho actress for q tour America,
beginning in November next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

AN INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
NEW ORLEANS June Zl.-Judgs Lazarus to-day
dissolved the injunction restraining Treasurer BlrEe
from iuve sting The Accumulated Interest Fund
I sie4b han. "a