New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
Nesu-a1ork Daily Gribnaas.
FOUNDED BY GRACE REELEY
NETWORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Further evidence was taken IN Dublin
yesterday IN reg rd 10 the recent crimes IN that
city. - Much suffering prevails in County Cal
way. - railway accident in Hungary
resulted In tie loss of number of lives. - The
Indications are that the Expulsion bill will be
vigorously opposed in the French Senate 60
Many disasters to shipping are reported. - The
Emperor of Germany has addressed'a letter of
thanks 70 those who sent money to the Rhineland
sufferers
CoSeREss.-In the Senate yesterday, a memorial
of the New York Chamber of Commerce against the
importation of aduiterated teas was presen ed. A
ioint resolution was introduced for the relief Of the
sufierers from the recent floods In Germany The
Tariff bill was further considered. 80 In the
House unsuccessful attempts were made to suspend
the rules and pass bills to establish the Territory of
North Dakota to quiet the title of settlers on the
Des Mones River lands, and to provide civil gov
ernment for the territory of Alaska aud also to
briog the Legislative Appropriation bill beOr the
House. The Tariff bill was further considered.
DoMRsTIo-The United States Supreme Court
yesterday rendered o decision sustaining the de-
cison Of the Cir uit Court in the case of the Com
paguie Generate 1ransatantque, suit by the
State OF New-York to recover the headmoney tax.
e. Earthquake shocks are reported to have been
felt IN Illinois and New Hampshire. - John G.
wife aud himself in the Court House yesterday.
- Hepshaw Dana, of w orcesler, aud Samuel q.
Cornell, of Buffalo. are dead. - The Rev. +. Is.
Hornbrooke has declined pastoral call to All
SAINTS Church, New-Yorx. - fatal accident
pccurred on the Buffalo, New-York and Philadel-
pha Raj road yesterday at Ischna. n. Y. -
THE danger from the Western floods is mostly over;
several towns have been partly submerged and
most of the railroads Ia Ohio and Indiana have
suffered cons ldoTable damage - The pro-
prietor of the Newnall House, Milwaukee, has been
found guilty OF culpable negligence Oy the cOroners
Jury. - Mrs. Mary b. Young has made gift to
Fall River, Mass. yalded at $500, 200. ="Jack"
Roswell and tour other illicit distillers have been
captured in South Carolina. - the Boston Board
of Aldermen has requested the removal OF Water
commissioners, because of incompetency. -The
New. Orleans Carnival was opened yesterday 80
Large payments were made to the holders of
Sprague notes yesterday.
CITY AND SuBURBAS.-Dr. i. Seymour Haden
dectured last evening on "Tbe Principles of Etch-
6ugn - A petition in favor OF admitting women
10 the pri, ileges of Columbia College was pre-
scented to the Board Of Trustees yesterday. - A
dinner was given TO Attorney General and Mrs.
brewster 80 The last PairIarchs ball took
mace - The Lederxranz ball occurred. g
School teachers asked for legislation in their be-
half. - An Italian was fatally wounded in
Mulberry-st - Gold value of the legal-tcnder
silver dollar (412i9 grains) s0.67 cents. 60
Stocks opened feverish and lower but laier recov-
cred and closed strong at higher figures than those
of Saturday.
THE WEATHER--TRIBUNE local observations indi-
cate clear and colder weather Temperature yester-
day: highest, $50; lowest, 24o; average. 20os0.