New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31


er resorts are requested TO make Of the exact name
ofe Post Office to ,ohich the paper is TO be seat Much
trouble arises erey summer from neglect Of this pre-
caution.
The Conservatives in England who have
been hoping to be able in some way to give
Mr.. Gladstone's Government stunning blow,
in connection with the Suez Canal scheme,
must feel bitterly disappointed at what oc-
CURED In Parliament yesterday. Sir Stafford
NOrthcote's motion to ask the Queen not to
recognize any monopoly on the lsthmus OF
Suez was rejected, and Mr.. NorwOods motion
declaring it undesirable at present for the
Commons to take any action in the matter
was adopted by vote OF 2S2 to lS2, the
Irish members not voting. This is "a victory
for the Government, whose nominal party
majority in the Commons is not more than 80.
The commercial interests of England are Bit
terly hostile to the arrangement which Mr..
Gladstone had arranged few days ago; but
the Premier's shrewdness in promptly repudi-
ating it before it was presented to Parliament
has placated the merchants and traders and
foiled the Tories.
The Phoenix Park murders have cost James
Carey his life, after all. In vain he tried to
He sent them to the gallows but now he has
been shot down by an avenger just as ne was
nearing a far-away shore where he hoped
to find an asylum. There are places IN
the world where Carey might have taken safe
refuge, but they are not under English rule
Much as the Irish hate the British they
are to be found wherever The British flag floats,
and even in Cape Colony the informer was
certain to be found out. That this miserable
man has been slain is probably in no way due
to lack of protection from the English Govern.
ment. They paid him well for his testimony,
and the dispatches etate that great expense
has been incurred in trying to save him from
his countrymen. But nothing could save him.
His fate was determined the day that Joseph
Brady was hanged in Dublin Jail But the
question may again be asked: Can any good
cause be he lped by assassination
The anxiety of the residents of Norfolk, Balti-
more, Richmond, w ashinton, Newport News and
Old Point Comfort will now be greatly relieved.
A strict quarantine under National authority has
been established between Cape Henry and
Cape Charles, and vessels from infected ports
will thus be kept at satisfactory distances
from places on and near Chesapeake Bay. 1t is
probable that the quarantine boundaries which
hitherto have been observed around Newport
News and Norfolk were really sufficient to
prevent the landing OF injection; but the peo-
pie Whereabouts evidently were uneasy. That
was sufficient reason for stopping vessels at
the Capes Surgeon General Hamilton has
been able to bring about the desired
change much more promptly than the local
authorities could have done. From this point
of view, at least, Secretary Folger's recent de-
cision that the expiration of the statute giving
the National Board of Health authority to
make such regulations revived the authority
OF the Surgeon-General OF the Marine Hospital
Service seems fortunate, indeed.
Justice has made quick work in disposing of
Eugent aud Farrell. two of the scoundrels
who assaulted and ried to rob Mr.. Smith, |