The National tribune., 1882-05-20


Jurisdiction, but not to review the whole case.
Exceptional permission to appeal to the Su-
peme Court is also granted in questions in
v'lving construction Of the constitution or
tie validity of a treaty or Federal law. The
bill prescribcs the clerical force of the new
Courts, and fixes the following as the places at
which the first terms of the courts in the re-
sIective circuits shall be held: Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Richmond, New Orleans,
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis and San Fran
cbco The terms are to begin on the first Tues
dlys in May and November, beginning with
Nvember, 1882. 1t is also provided that the
dstrict Or circuit judge who tried the cause
slall not sit in the hearing upon appeal.
A MAss-MEETIEG Of Irish Americans was
bid at Cooper Institute, New York, at which
Mayor Grace presided. In the long list Of
vce-presidents were the names of prominent
lsnd-leaguers, politicians, members Of the judi
cary and leading Irish-American citizens.
GDonavan Rosa occupied conspicuous posi-
ton in the hall. Resolutions were offered de-
IDuncing the Dublin assassinations and repu-
dating all completely in so black deed
Icfore the O'Donayan Rosa party in the hall
would permit them to be adopted an amend
nent was accepted expressing sympathy for
GladstOnes murdered victims of eviction"
Richard O'Gorman was one Of the speakers.
lie was frequently interrupted by cries Of
Three cheers for the assassins :" which were
kept up by disordcrly persons in the crowd.
Mr.. Jas. Redpatb, who was one of the speak
eIs, exclaimed "God bless dynamite in Rus
sii!" Ha added, however that in Ireland the
assassinations were fatal blow to the progress
OF liberty. Tho agsassinations were the deeds
of Gladstone and Forster as were also the MUIR
dTs Of Ellen McDOnough and the boys of Bal
lylahar. Speaking Of Under-Sccrctary Burke
he said that il he were guilty Of Burbos deeds
ard went to Ireland he would think himself
deserving Of the same fate. He said that Glad
stone was Il fifth-ratc man, not to be compared
to Blaine or Conkling, or even John Kelly.
Mrs Parnell delivered an impassioned speech.
: -JoIry 7. DAvEHpoET, of New York has been
sbendins como time in Cumberland Maryland,
with view Of tracing up the author of the
famous, or infamous, Iorey letter, and some
arrests viii, it is thought be made
THE United States Consul at Amsterdam, in
writing to tho State Department, says That from
forty to fifty million dollars OF the railroad
securities of the United States are in the hands
Of Dutch hoI lors. State bonds aud stocks and
bonds Of municipal corporations Of the United
States are also hcld in Holland, to 2 large cH-
tent, hut at this time very fow United States
bonds are held there.
TIE Senate in executive session, confirmed
the following nominations: Gail Van Glove,
collector of customs ut Eaguina, Oregon: John
Z. Convey, Of OAio, register Of land office at
Olympia. Washington Territory: Robert Lowry,
OF Iowa. receiver OF public moneys at Eulon
Dakota.
wuu Signal Service is about to send out two
expeditions to a.. Arctic regions Ior tie relief
and supply Of tGe parties already there. 4
yea: ago Lieutenant Grc.lv. of the Fifth cav
airy, "a Inc.roroI5-iS. who las held long rvice
in the Signal Corps, headed an expedition to
Lady Franklin Bay. and Lieutenant Ray, of
the Eighth infantry. headed ano,hercNnsii,ioa
topoinJ Barrow. They reached their dg-,.na-
Gme safely, having with them provisions and
otl.rs,ares for a year, and building materials
for houses The tHo stations thus established
are a garl Of q chain of international stations.
among which arc stations at the mouth Of the
L.aa. and at Hamau in Siberia and 1T North
Cane. I'm Sweden. These stations with others
hav, been established for nnpu~pasa Of taking
.arogaat-al. astronomical, magnetic, and
t,Iae observations as near as possible to the
North Pole. The Observations are to he taken
ds.lvat tn. ssae actual tine. The sinu.ta-
ncoas Observations VIII begin on The tir5. Of the
coming August.
no additional rar'jcaler5 concerning the
deaths of Ii.u,ea-,. ID, long and part" hav.
l...l received. The Navy borawmon. officials
have little or no hope Of the rescue oi Ilautca-
ant gliDps party. En.mc.r 1eIyJlr, jn his
I.sa dispatch. sad he had mo Goa1t .aa. they
la! I'll peril led. hut lac would use every effort
tt, recover tha.~ bodies. The goayul impress
sion is hat ,u.Tps h1et caps.z.d I'm tl.a -.'a
taat sar..at.l ,.o .a~.. boat,, and lra. .N
hands ere drowned Thc following ir, e,rac-t
liz. of the pc I.ou- r~r;v. arnorIi"r to :l. -.c-
.o.,.s l.;n,. tlalu. Ay Melville, VIZ: Liautn1-
a,t Da Long, Surgeon Aaaler, !. j. Collins 4.
j. G.4z. t1 @aa I3czt., Il. H. Norl., !. ".
H.vd W. Lee. y. ,I".r.'u. a.d 4. Dress .,r.
There. were o.'rur..v .oas5~.n u.a in ns
Longs party. @ these >oroa and A.ua.ruaa
ar. safe. and Erickson d..Iaad v.a Buried ia
.0e Lena.
Ig the seaa.e's executive. session ON Non
dry the Sinai contest over tha nomination OF
-r. "ar.fan..o, FOR tAa Boston ..'aa.n.
rua-.uapa about an hours ti.a., aa- Developed
n. s1tn.uaal points o.. in..t.. Senator
l..a..ul Dawes reiterated ta..r ...c.ia.- to
the nomination, ln.'Ht"H.u- tia. ts e...-
nation won.1 have Che ca,st,l + #......ur Tic
Boston cusaom-hoaa. from tine u..a ai... oi
civil service on which il had been placed o-
Collector Beard They also a.e"e3 that H..
W..lamrtoa. confirmation would create "~.a.
Gi,,t,i-cc.i,l aaa.e the better cl1ssy+ o.. ,.a
l aale of -iureachusn,ga. Senator rye, ia .4v
course If his remarks, cItbort..y dt.s-deI
l'r. Worthiu4ton from the various charges
based ON his wc.ll-uoHu editorial concerning
Collector Beard, aad after reading Che wau.a
OF J. 90 tan Senate. he c,.la.1 that iH its
pa.G.l.. /, WAS a.loaall. E. .t..c.it.s. !as p.
up9a it. by t,e Massachusetts, SENATOR'S. III.
yo,cup1u l.a question: q. confirmation resulted
--yy-, g.; nays Ii. The Negative vote is
reported to have been cast by seven Repubii-