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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
KENTUCKY SUNDAY DIVE
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TWO BoYs PROBABLY DROWNED,


NEwpORr i. l.. july 3l-iwo sons Of James
carry age aud sixteen respectively nave not been
heard from ~ ndAy NJ Ola. zen iAsi en- they
INsURA CE POLIO is OF 40 AVAIL
WuTT-BA. Penn. j uIN 3i-Jame> Generals,
one of c Oldest cooIcd IN this city was found dead
ih-ly" Ia a26 5o1 Insurance "a hfe held by yaIi,us
r.rs IA tie death latlt insurance oiBahlLatlohs, Dut he
ouilis cd an The conii"liH - -
CERTIFICATES FILED AT ALBANY.
AIDAN1- y J.. july 3l.-lhc iol '"lng certlii-
% cre tI IN Tie srcretIy Of states Office to-day The
scniev Mining aud Wiling COMPANY oi Ne" "i1 ,1ptil
95.uOU and fhe Amman OHuASH 4''''o" To'i~oH Vi
New-l ok, cIIit4i sJIOOO' . -
ASSIGNMENT OF CLO1IiEK5,
R,rrrcu \ C. Iulr 3l.-Nessfs X. IS. Andrews
~ Co cotncrs Of ths city have made an as,fnneht 70
ferred debts j. >joouOi ih'e' e'1i'uNo' ~ ~ ~
are sul posed Go De l-i %
BlurIsU STEAMER ~ tow.
NorFoIK. Va. july 3l.-lhe british steamer
Clan which went ashore al ssIT4hlnHh i,I m a'1S, i
of he rrEine steamer Victoria heed .'d VII De taken
nor YELLOW FEVER CASES.
PuuADEipuIA July 3i.-Dr ". /. hpDlnson'
,r-i'',| today fel0ltc. hat six men were re-
er,, lbl6 he hOs pdi ou Sautlli i-S' Vt ~ ara
compton. The piy slcans say thA 'o'e VI '"''o ~ ~
yellow icy,T ,. ..rcy,f
pprrpeofrpG Va Jult 3l.-A very hehsN Iiln'
1 and wind storm visited Chc-tein ED county is 9tae. ave
ier,sy Afternoon, dong considerable dainiss !" & y.an
fnd ~. % yese',es ,. ,, 1,, ,,ab l. AZ y don, q.
A STATE 4PI4sURi PROF ECIEp' ftL
UARRlsBuRu Penn.,JuIy 81 tashri Nu,, W a., S
state Treasury. st,s that the Ire ~ WI.
u.nt aifhough Graft cIclit~l the sta,c WIN
s9000D on the and aoAno"lci ~ hh'lns 80. ~
deposit Tor the full amount and the roeep'' u 0 '
sulAouxel,
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GRIMES AND C4SU4LTIES-BY TELEGE APH
SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MAN.


PLAINPIELD. n. j., July 3l.-John Boyle. age
twenty one shot himself yesterday afternoon scotch
plans died hall an hour The Gay preyou: he h.d
quarres with his DIS and IL Is supposed mat thls
caused nlm 10 commit SUI d.
KILLED BY Az EXPRESS TRAIN.
SOUTHFIELD y. Y. July 3l.--lienry Howard. a
trac kman employed by York Lake Erie and West
ern RAJ ton to-day struck by the Mddeto"n
express, at soutndeli. n. Y, aud instantly Killed.
The DOREs VAKNEY CASE.
WORCESTER Mass, July 3l.-DOres Narney, the
Young Freuchuan body found n sutton yesterday
head last seen on last tuesday Win
Louis ST. John. The Latter IS under arrest
A WOMAN BEATEN TO DEATH;
ROCHESTER, \. \, Jnly 3l.--A seneca ans iasl
night ans forced entrance into Moresnds liquor mp
ami beat Air. Mor,4ad she died this morning IOun ~
eon snd iienry ave been arrested ihe
about % become mother
CHARGED WITH RoDBEkH
RoSTDN Julg 3l.-Artuur \. NOyes, engineer ~
the Tawrcnce Rudug IA Chauncey ST., has Dech arrested
charged win robbins iewis Cie nan g 90 or srl'
M 900 lie says that ho lost heavily mme ope' ~tns "a
n maj he tok this method Of trying ~ recover hs
money. -. ..,...,,
An AGED MANS VIOLENT DEATH
PRovIDENCE, Il. l., JAW 3l.-Cdptalh samuel
Reynolds va killed. Dad sOnvie CONN., TINS uool "hlie
a.mptnF 10 drive the raioal track mean MS rea
dence Last celebrated his mneueth birthday
BURILARY AT CLENs FALLS.
GLFSs FALL,, \. Y, July 3l.-Foglers dry
Goods store In eutered sunday by three men,
silks 10 800 taA'n Tao burglars Look
Tue and Saratoga special TAIN ior Now ~
~ O'CLOCK last nishk
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CHANGES IN THE CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO July 3l.-The markets on Change
tins morning open with notable changes. Wheat is 3
~3A2 cents higher, July being the strongest. The wet
weather has made strong feeling, although the re-
c@ips nearly 300 600 bushels Corn which ia bene.
ned by the rain Is l4Us lower The corn receipts are
also heavy. oats are hrmer Pork Is IOql5 3 cents
lower. under continued hanmerlng and lard Ziaa5
lower, ia sympathy.
Ady.ccs this morning indicate that the rain storm
quito heavy, aud extended into Iowa, Minncsota
Wisconsin aud southern Illinois, lasting from twelve to
thrtysK hours. Ii is not likely that material dam
TO the npened wheat has been done ytt bat con
uIned weather would De disastrous 10 fhe
wheat fields.
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cause an examination 70 he made as soon. as prac,
tlcable of all vessels belonging to the Navy, anu
II any of them are unfit for, furiher
service or If any which are lying unfinished ~
navy yards cannot be finished without great ana
dIsproporionate expense, he shall strike the name
OF such vessel or vessels from the Navy register ana
report the same to Congress-
Section 3 provides that no officer of the Navy
whose pay is appropriated for in the bill shall be
employed on any slOre duty unless the Secretary OF
the Navy shall determine that the employment OF
an officer such duty required by the public IN
tercsts, and shall so state in the order Of employ
ment. and snail also state the duration of Snch ser
vice, beyond which time it shall not continue. All
other officers when not at sea- shall be placed on
leave of absence or waiting orders the Secretary
of the Navy may deem required by due economy
and the public interests
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,,nDu.DIr II MN or TUE IUNF ENIINOL'
THE NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

1oxnoy August IA dispatch to The Daily 1eie-
oraph from Ramleh saws: One OF inc AoouNI'
forts is stated to he the strongest OF It's klnu eA
i.tinp. White flags were flying on the AOouNH
forts all day to-day roa
"rotcr-A reconnaissance is about to be etec'eu
~ order to ascertain the meaning Of the white fagS
filing ON the forts Major-General Sir A. Alison lS
here" .;.o1
Ihe Daily NeuS SAYS ii understands that Auil'ira'
Seymour has been instructed TO demand inc SuI'c"'
der of the forts at Aboukr and in the event OIL re
1usal, to lombard them
The Dqiiy Ners has the following dispatch from
Alexandra: There are troops enough mere 10
hold Alexandra against an attack by
Arab Pacha, though scarcely enough 10
drive the enemy back to Cairo AraDl mas
o,can,zed 4 committee of five officers IN Caro- 10
,,,cnor. for the National defence Many peaceful
natives have been arrested for ukcvarnuesS III At
abi's cause There is hope of good results from ne
negotiations between the Khedlye ana Arapi
Pa.ha. A large number of the worst class ol
Bcdonins is marching from Marlout toward Alex
aDdria Zetke Pacha, a more popular ana IeSs
fauotIcal man. has been appointed Governor wee
Rifsat Pacba. The deputatiOn OF NotaDles hom
CAIRO which came here to ascertain the true slate ol
affairs, will return tomorrow via hair-ei-D""r
The French gunboats sailed to-day, the Co nsui-
General of France having been ordered 10 WI th-
draw the entire fleet from Egypt :"
ALEXANDRIA July 31.-An unconhrmed report
prevails that the garrison of AbouNr has surIen-
dcred to the British.
A traveller who has Just arrived here from Stout
,onorts that Araul Pacha has issued a manifesto
der,,riur that the Khediye had Sold Egvpt 10 'he
British. and had retired to England. Afahi there-
foreordered the people to obey him until the Prophet
had enlightened him to fund wOrther hhodlNe'
The Governor of the town of Mneh, 1876 miles
southwest of Cairo endeavOred to resist the attempt
of Arab Pacha TO interrupt railway communication,
but was sent to Cairo and imprisoned Ill
the citadel Arab Pacha is still parieylng Win
the KIediye The latter has intimated that 10
terms will be acceptable except unconditional sur
render. Six Mudirs Of Upper Egypt have been
ordered TO supply SOC horses and $50 camels TO the
forces of ATabi Pacba.
Fifty Europeans from towns in Upper Egypt sth
remain at Stout The French directors OF the At
feb and Cairo Water Works are retained at their
posts under a guard. Murders are constantly oc-
curing in the railway trans. lhc mob search
every train for Christians.
Mdshipman DeChair of the ironciad Alexandria,
who was sent to Rlmleh on Saturday morning
hOrseba, with a message, stlayed beyond the lines
and vas taken prisoner. The German COnsu-tfcn-
eral will depart on leave of abSeLce tomorrow.
There now only remain the French Italian and
English diplomatic agents In Alexandria The
khediVe has ieegraphed for 200 Italian and forty
Swiss policemen To protect the citv. The Spanish
ironclad Zsragoza has proceed to lsmailia.
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FRAGUENrS or WESTEBN NEWS
LYNcu law IN MIssnrEL

LYNCH LAW ~ MISSOURI
ST. LOUIs, July 31.-Iestcrdly morning at
Ironton. Mo- Il mob iOuk negro from the jail ana
han ged .n the raili O11 bridge lie had made Grim
nal assault a white woman.
NOT MORE THAN $4,000 LOST
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Casher Gage, of the
Fire. National Bank, sly Rcaros The deiautng clerk
0f lie Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad,
lave secured $4,000 by imposing upon the bank
teller. 1870 - .-....-
CINCnNATI July 3l.-lsaic Wilson, n des-
pcrio was shot and Instantly dlled by 'harle- Miller
Yesterday 81 BardsOwI Nv. Wilson ma ie a murderOus
assault Cha jcs Prcc Was IA ally shot at
MS cbin yesterday. Frankfort, kT Dl hs nc gl-
bor ,t1sey Price nad attempted 30 assault stanley =
daughter. Price little girl was dangerously wound
by one of stanley bullets.
THE AMAIGAMATED IRON.WOHKERS.
CHICAGO, luiv 3l.-Prasldcnt Jarrett and
about POO details fro t- various ron and steel SorRs
throughout cOdhtrY here 10 attend the annual
con veutOh oi Tie ANA! 0dacd Association OF Iron
workers beginning tomorrow and ng probably a
wees, \ the iclcg.tc. more tlan ever deter
mined TO hold ont Tor original demand. and feel
conficn They stale thAI went three mills
have rer uIned at the terms.
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INSURANCE DIVIDENDS TO BE PAID.

ALBANY, July 3l.-Justice Wcstbroot has
ordered the superintendent Of Insurance TO pay to Ed
ward NewcoGb, receiver Of the Atlantic Mutual Life In
Company. 1000 which oum is to be disbursed
ny the receiver follows: Twenty per cent upon the
amount Of liabilities of the Atlantic Mutual Life insur
ance Company reported by w. De Witt general
referee November 20. 1880. the registered policies
allowed aud valued and further % per cent upon the
amount the liabilities Of the company reported by
the referee in lis second report May lC, 1882 such
Of the registered policies referred to thereiu regarding
when there T. 10 dispute etc. Justice WestbrOOk has
also granted order authorizing the payment OF div
dend of per cent to the policy holders o the Globe
Mutual Life Insurance Company whose claims have been
nli ph
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.


WASHINGTON, July 31.-ln the Senate to-
day Mr.. Hoar reported, with amendment from the
judiciary Committee. the Senate bill to prevent and
punish the cOunterfciting within the United States OF
notes, bonds and other securities Of foreign Govern
ments. The amendment was adopted and the pii
passed. House joint olution was passed requiring
the Public Printer to furnish free of charge The Con-
greSSOnGt Rec0rd to each State aud Territorial library
The House amendments the bill authorizing the Post
maser-General to extend the mail service In certain
cases and for other purposes, concurred in.
motion TO reconsider the vote upon the House Head
Money Immigration BILL with view to its recall from
the House, voted down
In the House the bill restoring the Fort Benton Mill
tory Reservation to the public domain passed The
bill place Lieutenant Samuel c. Barney the retired
list Of the Navy was passed The Senate bill appro
priang S25 700 for the relief OF Eugene p. Allen, an
Indian contractor passed. resolution was
adopted granting the Committee Civil Service Re
form leave sit during the at any time after No
vcmbcr 24 next Mr. Harris. Of Massachusetts, chair
man OF the Committee Naval Affairs, reported back
the Joint resolution instructg the Secretary OF the
Navy to Court Of Inquiry to investigate the
CIRCUMSTANCES 0t the lOss OF ue stedher Jcaiuctte,
calendar bill was introduced aud referred granting
tie right OF way through Government grounds at sandy
Hook TO Maurice C. Menges f0r the construction OF u
railroad. Mr Prescott O Ne8YUrk, by request OF Dr.
Mary Walker. introduced bill to suppress newspaper
libel and forgery. bill was passed granting the rgt
OF way through the PapagO lnllan Reservation 10 the
Arizona Southern Railroad Company. senate bills were
passed for the relief Of Mrs Caroline Mott James Burke
JOab Spencer and James r. Mead The Conference re,
port Of the Creek Orphan Fund bill was reported ana
100000 10 supply deficiency in the appropriation for
fees OF United states dstrict-attOrncys. resolution
was and referred apprOpriang 100000 as
an exprsson of he appreciation OF the Government OF
the services of Dr. Crawford W Long OF Georgia III tue
d scoyeIy aud first OF anesthesa in surgical opera
tons resolution introduced by Mr.. Cox, OF New
York and referred requesting the President 10 report 10
the House correspondence III relation to the Jews IN
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SEVERE STORjI IN ONO.

MILLERsBURG, Ohio, July 31.-A waterspout
and sudden food occurred in this vcinity to-day sweep
fl gawsy great many bridges and buildings and
drowning number OF head Of 1--we stock the bottom
lands small stream called saps Run, rapidly over
flowed hundreds OF acres, ins of ana destroying
hay nnd OTHER harvested cr1ps. Houses Ia various
PAGES wholly partly submerged, aud their Occu
pants narrowly escaped by hrryDg to The highlands IL
Is feared that some persons have been cost Rail way
travel is OsIUctcJ by thc washing away OF cuyerts
and bridges. Rain iCl IN torrents, ani is still falling
Threatening further destruction.
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THE IRON HORKERS' STRIKE.

PTTsBURG, July 31.-1hc iron situation re-
mains quiet II reported today that four heaters
had entered into contract with the National Tube
Works Company, az Mckcesgor ia 20 to work to-nor-
row, provided the company would guarantee them $40
per day for three years The ooers OF the corporation
refused to deny affirm this report, but il is generally
credited, and IL - thought that others will follow. \
manufacturer vino interviewed hcrc 10 ught, said
that if the experiment OF running with nOn-IIOn men
successful At McKeesport, all 0f the mills in this city
would follow the example
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IHE NATIONAL MINING EXPOSITION.

DENVER, Col, July 3l.-All the details of
The programme OF ceremonies attending the opening Of
tho National Mining Exposition here tomorrow have
been arranged. They embrace parade of the military
and civic societies, Grafton by ". d. Koey, OF Penn
sylyania the formal starting of the machinery by Lieu
tenantGCvernor Tabor sdent Of the association and
the throwing open o. The gaios. Ih" exhibits not
all IN place ana there confusion and dsOr
der, but all VIII be straightened out ana working
smoothly III afew lays.
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DR0UNING ACCIDENTS.

NORWICH, Conn, July 31.-John Scharm-
horst age ten, of the captain OF coal barge No &c.
belonging TO the Empire transportation Company, fell
overheard this evening ana was drowned
HUDSON. n. Y, July 31.-Michael Helm, native OF
Derrnbach, Bavaria, was drowned last evening while
bat hing in Ciayerack Creek.
PRoyIDEyca, r. l., July 31.-rhe body of Captain Mel
SON. the schooner Jane ~ BrainaTd, Of NcwLondOn,
before reported missing from his vessel at COnanicu,
Point found today Ia the water in COmeset Bay.
An inquest will bc held.
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WILLOW IN VhR IN TEXAS.

LAREDO, Tex, July 31.-Surrounding points
have established strict quarantine against Brownsville
aud MgtanorOs. There several deaths on sunday
including daL ghter Of General SLntO BeBardes,
representative in the Texas Legislature prominent
phys cia Dr. Carzos prOsrutcd. The general upiu
ion that the yellow fever is OF mid type yielding
qnlnc. Tie reports publfred in may papers gly-
in eighteen deaths ~ MdtamC.0s and trJc 81 browns
Vile are exaggerated. There cases BrOnns
vile to Saturday night
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THE CHIL-PERU INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The House Com
mtec on Foreign Affairs to-day further considered the
Chl-Pcru report prepared by Chairman Williams, but
did not complete it, The committee will meet again to-
morrow, when it thought that the report Will be
adopted A communication from Robert Randall
counsel of the Credit nusrie IN response 10 the last
statement submitted W exSecretary Blaine was re-
ceiyrd bv Chairman Williams and made part OF the
record The document contains no new statement OF
facts but consists only of argument.
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THE CHAUT1CQUA SEASON.

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, July 31.-Dr. Sheldon
Jackson lec,urcd in the amphitneltrc this morning
Alaska The close OF the lecture large contribution
made or the Alaska mission field The miss onary
meeting ard conference, gill Geld. rhe Grand As
sembly i'll nave it, opening day tomorrow when the
ChaCtauq uL season really Begins.
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PHASES OF THE SITUATION.

LOND0N. July 31.-Major-General Sir Garnet
Wolselcy has recovered from bis attack of Cyprus
fever and has returned to his duties at the War
Office.
The second battalion Of Grenaders sailed to-day
from Queenstown on the steamer Batavia for
Egypt. Before tho departure of the steamer
letters were read from the Queen and the
Prince of Wales expressing regret at their
inability TO witness the departure, and their
belief that the would do their duty galiant "
The letters were received with great enthusiasm by
the crew Of sailors ard the soldiers.
LONDON. August IA squadron of the First
Life Guards. with horses. embarked on board the
steamer Holland, at the Aipcrt DOc.s, Liverpool,
early this morning. The nOu-COmmlsslOncd officers
entertained their comrades last evening. Among
the visitors pres mt was Munday, veteran of Wa
teroo, and father If Munday, the crack rte-shot
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TIE PROCTOE MYSTERY.

SALEM, Mass, July 31.-The excitement
cont nGes relative the dean o. G X. Proctor The
Impression now De that il "A suicide
Proctor made his VIII, paid lis insurance -smcnts.
settled al the cunts Of his business put his
brother in mana, the store witain week his
death, all pf which strongly indicates that nc was
making DIepaTa tiOns Tor hi- death.
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Y
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRrNEl
WASHINGTON, July 31.-No member of the House
Of Represcn atives can be found who is hopeful
enough to expect that any reduction of taxation
will be effected at this session. a result of the
Interaa Revenue bill which was sent 10 the senate
a few weeks ago. There are few Representatives.,
however who believe it Is nos yet too late for
the House to pass bill which will reduce the
revenue from the sug"r duty the extent of about
$4,000, 900 a year, and some Of them believe that
tie Senate would hardly refuse to pass such
bill if it should he sent to that body. The ma tier
has been discussed in n quiet way by n good many
Republican Representatives lately and it Is some
what probable that the effort will be made.
On the 7th inst Mr.. Kassou introduced bill to
repeal 50 much of the Act of March 3, 1875, i'm
poses an additional duty Of % per centum of tine
duty heretofore imposed on all molaSses concen-
trated moasses, tank bottoms syrup Of sugar-cane.
Juice, meado. and on sugars according TO the Dutch
standard in color" The bill was referred to the
Ways and Means Committee in whose custody 1T
yet remains It's friends believe that, if it can be
brought before the House on motion to suspend
the rules, when il viii not be open to ainendIhen
it Will easily pass by majority Of more than UWo-
thirds.
ifa resolution fixing the date Of Adjournment
shall be adOptcd two or three days IN advance oil
the time thus liked 1t viii then be in order for
Mr.. KassOn. any other member VINO can oOJaln
the floor TO move 10 discharge the Committee or
Ways and Means from turt her consideration o1 tio
Sugar bill. and to suspend the rules aud pass IL.
There is ever, reason 20 believe that such m0tl0h
would prevail, and many members 0t the House
say that they also have reason tO believe mat the
Senate would promptly take II up ana dispos' OF 10
without Killing 1t by amendments OF smOtherlug IL
IA 81
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STRICKEN WITH AP0PLEXY.

CINCISNATI, July 3l.-Dr w. II. Mussey,
Of this city. famous a surgeon during the var and
since had q stroke of apopexy this afternoon which, it
is expected, Will prove fatal.
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ACTION on THE ARREARS OF RENT BILL.

LONDoN, July 3l.-In the House OF Lords
this afternoon. a motion to 20 Committee the
Arrears of Rent bill (reand the Of Camperiown
UiberaD asked for that further
portant changes relative contracts between landlord
aud tenantin ireland would bo proposed. Lord CARING
ford Lord Privy seal said that he could answer ara
lively. The present bin, he said was NOS precedent
for changes III tine Land Aot.
The Marquis OF Salisbury moved an amendment the ef-
feet OF which would he that the landlord could refuse
his consent TO tenants applying for relief under the
bill in cases where he disbeeyed the tenants inanty
to pay.
Lord CARING ord opposed the amendment He said
that the result would be TO stulty utterly the Govern
ments land legislation. The Marquis Of Lansdowne
QiberaU and Lord Derby Q1bera Conservative also
opposed the amendment. Viscount Cranbrock Con
servative declared that the ought to give
some evidence the bill would satisfy Ireland which
all previous CONCESSIONS had failed to do. Bocdstaned
Ireland he ssd should he subjected law and order
instead Of to subcOInmissOners. Lord SelbOrne Lord
High Chancellor, replied to Viscount CrannrOOk.
The aDeudulent was adopted by vote OF l60 against
g.
The Marquis Of Salisbury moved an amendment to tAe
effect that if a who had tab advantage ~ the Ar
rears bill subsequently sold his farm, ,thean"ord ~ oud
able TO recover oat OF The sum the tenant received
amount lie had been deprived pI 10y
the action of the bill Lord CarDgford opposed the
amendment He declared that its eject would DC TO re-
Viye debts many years old.
The amendment wss carried by n vote Of 12o 10 45:
The remaining clauses oil The AIT ears Dill were H5tcci
10 and he House al jOurned.
LONDON Aug. l.-Mr Gladstone VIII move in the
House Of Commons Thursday that botn aueudine ems
10 the Arrears Of REM bl adopted by the House OI
Te D41 Neus SAYS there is reason believe thai the
majority Of tic Peers followed the Marquis oi Sahsply
Tie distinct understanding tLat there would be no
capitulatlOn.
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PARLIAMENTARY TOPICS.

LONDON, July 31.-In The House of Commons this
afternoon Mr.. Glads one said that all the state
Inents concerning the question OF Turkish troops
for service in Egypt were premature. The matter
cannot yet form the subject of questions III the
House of Commons none of the absolutely es-
sental preliminary conditions have yet been full
filled.
Tho motion made by Mr.. Gladstone on submitting
the vote of credit last Monday that three pence be
added TO the income tax for the latter half oi the
year was agreed TO.
motion of the Marquis OF Harrington, Secretary
OF State for India approving the dispatch TO Egypt
Oh 5000 Indian troops with reserve Of 200, was
agreed 10 by vote Of 40 10 23.
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RUNNiNG 4SHORf ON THE ROCKS.

The schooner Empress, commanded by Cap
tain Kendall, which left iOb0kci =. d. Yesterday after
nOOn bound for Bangor Me, with a general cargo. rsn
gufn