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NUMBER $50

as being smaller than usual for the
season.
Corn-One hundred and eight report
an iucr ascd acreage; III report a de-
creusc; l3S about the same. Average
dccDcusc, | y per cent.
Condition N crop-Iwo hundred and
seventy ought report it good, u, fair:
miscellaneous, favorable. Reports come
from Mississippi and Tennessee VI in
CREASED attention being paid to raising
hogs, potatoes small fruits, pears aud
sorghum.
RED ruE At ANSNruLIs
ANNAPOLIS, June 9.-Whcn Cadet
Green, first graduate, marched mp to re-
tcivo his diploma, twenty graduates APP
'lnudcd, among them three of the graf.
mating class, GlHssoOck, Webster and
Gray. Captain Ram scy scut them to the
irtEatc Suutcc, ana would not lc them
graduate,
JAY UouLp's YAcur
HWIAurLrHfN, June 0.-Jny Goull'a
steam lacht Ataumta started this morn
INK Tor 70 trial trip down the river to st
her mucmucr, and speed. Gould. nc.
rompamcd h} few frlcud., was ON
board
The trial proved entirely satisfactory to
both owner ami bulIc,, and the yacht
is pronounced the fastest deep
sea going yacht nnunt. At
one time the log showed her
speed &" o. sixteen knots m hour. more
/ than seventeen statute miles. Average
'ucrl ui tuctup over thirteen knots. rhc
/ yacht viii hr finished and delivered 1, her
. oNncr b, July /.
DECREE ANNuuLEu.
/ New NpWK, Juc9. The court Of com
mon pleas to-day aunullrd the decree OF
divorce obtained 10y Major Nj kersou,
ON the ground that It was Obtained hy
fraud dismissed the libel suit and i'm
posed the payne t of all costs upon
libcllut
WAsuNGr y, june On receiving II
{ logram announcing that the divorce ~
NlckoIHuu had been Il .cArrd void the
general Of the army directed the issue
/ OF papers ftr the immediate arrest of
+ NicN,rsun, PREF arHtory to his court mar
tlhl ou charges Of conduct unhtcOmiug
nn officer aud "A gentleman. The general
/ impression tx hat he has left Tor parts
/ muNuown. For Hcy raj dnyg past his
/ whereabouts has been mystery to his
most ultimate Appropriateness.
uILL PASSED.
MFYIro, june S.-rhe bill authorizing
the Progidcut to settle the national debt
has passed Nh, chamber NJ deputies by
AN lmnruse majority. The same result
s expected IN the senate.
ANrW AMERICAN DAILY.
NV luul june g.--Albrrt G. Ives
lulc ~ the Nov York Times. sailed ir
q lly ~ Rome to-day To take pat i'm the
conduct of "A new American daily paper
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PmIurLrHrN June 0.-Jny Goull's
s'oam yacht ATLANTA started this morn
INK Tor % trial trip down the river to / st
her mncmurr, and speed. Gould. nc.
cumpamcd hs few fricud., was ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA. April 5.-No further fighting has
taken place among the canal aporcr' Dnt lhuoH ui'a
and suspicion have been evoked on both sides
conflict seems probable In Maachn, and that nelgh-
borhood par. icularlv the feeling OF insecurity Is
specially accentnated Tho works between Maachh
and Gorgona. under tho immediate supervision OF
Mcssrs sharp & Cole practically deserted Livery
ono hcro Anticipates that further bloodshed VIII take
placc hut the government makes no e10ri to oTs tA
toce force The En- glish Government itsstatcd SHOWS
10 inclination act ncrgeucalv IN behiii oi .no
Jamaicans who were buchered al MIiacOin the Olher
,luv Not one native has been arrested Tor cbnpci III
the riots and murders, bu some HatNfroI Jlualc''
lin emo md Barb does are in custody in thirqul Inc
total number OF deaths remains unknown. but tWtuy'
wounded pcrsons were receiver III Ihe HoaP'" ''
some OF whom have dleI. , 80.
sun jo of having boon engaged in the robbery Of So
600 from the Panama Railroad vaults nave Dech o''
free. No evidence was lf stAt'u heain>t l"''h'
Earfhuuikps are now OF almost daily occurrence on
thr Isnnus There have been some httetn or more IL
the last week OF tacm so s-ht rs to be htrdy per
Vcutnilla has offered TO leave Gunyaqu u the Rcyo-
lutnuary Government vi appoint hiul Mlh!sitf-I
pOtentary to England WIN tue taiAry "l " i is,a
Marsha II his cOlhscatcd property De ftuihch 10 MN
aud n ne be indemued n tnc sum Of $4,000 Ios iosso'
B"mrr las n that Garcia Caldcron the imprisoned
has had IN hand carry ont which ne was put mo
the celebrated MaCfalcrI Prcsd"ucr, and lha now hc
will resign and leave MnutetO ana the otheIs 10 hEu
ont among themselves while he Ieties Win fortune b"
Europe. --
On March II Iquique for the third time in six years
.s v-ti, by A disastrous fire. Zen blocks " buildings
va - 80, -. ,bors 40 ,c.riV H. ruins
Fortunately the fire did moi reach the business portion
O tie cty stopping the market place In, losses are
csnatcd al about - 100000. half of which was Gov
cred hy insurance FIVE hundred families Tcr' rendered
homeless their furniture aud clothing also being lost
The Chau authorities were lndcStsahlc 'n tbcli cnrs
to Alcylae 10" general suffering, but their resources
WCTp inadequlte.
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Arrival OF Mr.. PARTRIDGE FROM PERU.

The Hon. J. II. Partridge, Uni ted States
Minister Peru arrived in this city yesterday on his
way TO Washington When inquiries were made OF him
IN regard to for his return hOme he said that
he had leave OF absence, FOR the purpose OF
making personal explanation 10 the Government IN re-
gard to hs course OF action IN Peru during the recent
troubles He dd consider 1t advisable to discuss
the subject until after he had reported at Washington
lie denied. however. that he had joined in note or
agreement with certain foreign Powers a cessa
ton Of tie Chill war, as had been reported IN
the newspapers He had merely sent 10 wash
ingtou o report OF the actual cOntitiOn OF
affairs, and only part OF the dispatches had
on HIS course lie received official notice from the
State Department that his disapproved, so
he applied for leave Of absence to make personal ex
panatiOn. There had been no mote OF agreement,
and consequently the German Minister had not refused
sign 1t, had the Spanish Minister declined 10 act
SuCh reports he said were without foundation IN Iact
Commenting Mr. Partridges action III regard 10 Tue
struggle ia Peru The Panama Star and Herald says;
has been recalled by his Government account
OF his having endcayOred, by concerted action with
other powers end the dsgraceful aud prolonged strus
gle in Peru. The state Department may consider that
Mr Partridge acted Incorrectly but We feel conVlnce1
there is not resident In any of the SparishAmercan
republics, whether native or foreign, OF any na-
tiOnality who will not cordially lndorse
tho course which Mr. Partridge pursued
lie saw that the interests OF all were sut
frng alike intending those the country he represent
ed anI therefore acted II red-tapeism determines TO
condemn him. Mr.. Partridge will nave the satisfaction
of retiring private life with the knowledge OF having
adopted policy calculated 10 benefit many and 20 IN
lure nunc and leaving behind him host OF cordial sym
pathzers in the ranks of both Of the cOntendng parties
and among AL who Interested IN the pro sresS ana
wcbelng OF the West Coast
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r0REIGN NnTEs

Loypoy. April li.-Mr Kccnc'. To2han IA not mon
toned 10 the list Of horses which Viii probably start In
the race f.r the city and suburban Haldcap Of
Eu.om next WcdUcsddy. T." rc1spn for the nuu-lp
p ~ ais uamc Tho lis y tgat be u auies Tho
betting against Hr Lorard's roquOs 4 now 10 to J.
LoNDoS, Apfl l'.-Adyccs p . BoTny. Africa. dat"
March - sfac that Amer Consul al LoaDda has
gone up yrrto ascertain Ia what respect the
action ol the Portuguese authorities Affects American III
lyIcsts.
PAEis. ApIil li.-Gtis officially announced that tho
statement that the tive per rentcs would shortly bs
converted into ~ per made without author
ilE
PARIs. April ll-It II officially announced that Cap
tain Kcrcifa:cc has been appointed Envoy To Annam
The Fgrro says he instructed TO demand the mmrdi-
ate execution OF the treaty wtn France concluded la
l~7L
VIENNA, April l4.-Count Hoyos, who has been head o.
adcrartmcnt iu the Foreign Ocr. Aas been appointed
auIasSador at PAr.s
CorI.>uAGES. April l4.-T.c Fotcthins has adopted
T.. vote of ~ 10 20 addc-f to the King IN which
wan. OI confidence IN tAc Ministry l. expressed
~. PETEEsnUHG. April li.rc Emperor has expressed
lis waIost thanks the Governor oi Nakout,~ i1r TIE
assistance ne rcndcfcd those mcmbers o the crews of
tie Jeanette and !;odgcr, who pascd through siberia.
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TILE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, April l4.-The special order,
October u, 1882 directing Captain James c. Post,
CORPS of Engineers TO take station at Alexandria, La
and relieve Captain Alexander VI. Miller, Corps oil
Engineers, of certain works under his charge mas
been revoked. Captain Post Will be relieved at once
from duty under the orders Of Colonel Quincy A. Gill
more, Corps OF Engineers and Will proceed TO CINCINNATI
take station at that place, and relieve Lieutenant
Colonel william T. Merrill, Corps of Engineers OF the
teuporary charge OF the works lately under the direction
OF Major James w. Cuyler Corps OF Engineers. lIst
Lieutenant Theodore A. Bingham, Corps OF EhghessIs
will he relieved OF his present duties not later than
August 1885, and will then proceed TO report IA @
the Commanding General Department OF AILo1a, tOr
duty engineer officer OF that Department 10 ehsvo
First Lieutenant Gustav j. Flebeger, Corps oi En- Ea
neers Tho extension OF leave OF absence gnnten Chp-
tain Arthur Macarthur, r, 18th Infantry hpris y, mas
been further extended ten days Leave OF absence IOr
four months on surgeons certificate of disability has
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been granted Major William d. ,wolverton, surgeon u
8. Army.
Naval Cadet william N. Redheld has resigned from the
Navy
WASHINGTON NOTES.


NEW BANKS AUTHoRIzED.-The Controller Of tho Cur
rency has authorized the following banks to begin Dus
ness: Citizens National Bank OF Whitewater, Wis. cap
ital S5OOOO First National Bank OF Paxton Ill, cap-
tai, $50 OOO and the First National Bank OF George
town, KY, capital, $4,000.
A wHIsKEY CASE CoNPRoMIsED.-Secretary Foiger
to-day accepted the cer OF compromise In the whskey
case Of Bayaud & Perrenoud, OF New YORK; Inc
amount offered az q compromise was SZo,oOO. iue
Secreary's action based upon the recommendation
OF the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, wnlcn was
concurred in by he Attorney General
THE HILL CHARGES TO DE ISvEsrrGATED.-Secretary
Foger has appointed committee, consisting OF j: e.
New, Assistant Secretary; Joseph H. Robinson, ASSIST
ant solicitor OF the Treasury, and W. +: MacLennon,
Chief OF the Warrant Division to Investigate the cnarges
OF official misconduct recently fled against James G
Hil Supervising Architect Of the Treasury
REDEMPTION OF CALLED BoSDs-Up TO the close OF
business to-day United States called bonds had been re-
deemed at the Treasury Department "a foows: Under
the Hath call, S140O33 300 under the 10th CALL $l5
814, 4,S00; under the 116th call, $3,16S050 under the
117th CALL S23 s62 050 under the 118h call, 81 04S
$780, the 1l9th CALL $14, 300, and under the
120th call. S4,227,350
UNITED STATES TREASURY SrATEMEST.-The statement
of the United States Treasurer shows gold silver and
United States the Treasury to-day rs follows:
Gold coin and bullion Sl85,SlS770; silver dollars and
bullion $10S, ,0909G7; fractional silver coin, S27S02
9S1; United States notes. S44234.439; total S36o,-
1O7,I53. Certificates outstanding Cold $46,6o2,6lO;
silver. $7l ,lO0,101; currency. 9,l500o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
THE AUSTRALIAN NAL QUESTION:.

CHICAGO, April 11.-Robert J. Creighton,
Special Postal Commissioner from NewZealand. passed
through this city to-day on his way to Washington lie
stated that the Australian mail contract with the Pacific
Mail Company expires next November. and that 1t was
extremely doubtful IL it would be renewed unless this
Government should make reasonable concessions The
British colonies pay the Pacific Mall Company $4,000
yearly subsidy to carry the mail from Francisco 10
Auckland ana sydney. and steamers stop at Houoluln
with the American mail and call for II each return
voyage for whch service charge Is made The Amcrl
can mail 10 the colonies also carried free the United
states retaining the postage IL s ntnated that unless
tnis country can extend liberal terms aud free rail
transportation IN exchange for ocean service aud also
furnish quicker transit the continent the present
system VIII abandoned and the mails Will be carried
VIA the SueZ Canal
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FOREIGN NEWS.
v.rrERs OF INTEREST IN MANY LANDS.

MATTERS OF INTEREST IN MANY LANDS.
..,su TOPICS IN LoNpoN-A BELIEF THAT THE
DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY WAS FORMED IN 'n''
CoUNTRY-ARREsTs IN MOSCOW.
The London cable letter to The TRIBUNE e
says that Irish matters have occupied most 1pi or
the public attention during the week. ,n0 inv
statements that Americans regaru unla'o." - Jo
.ha concoctinp of plots in this country to de-
..sou ao Eno,ish cities attract much attention
More dispatches have been sent by tine tine
English to the American Government ou'
No demands of any kind have been made.
The police believe that the dynamite plo'Iers Sars
formed their conspiracies in the United ota,es
and sent agents to England to destroy puuno
buildings. There have been no charges VI ~.
fairness in Brady's trial. Two thousanu aii1I ';m
nara been made in Moscow for plotting to XIII
the Car. 1t is stated that Bernard Gailasnel sn
has turned informer. Six more men nave p,en
arrested in Limerick for conspiracy W m"i"0''
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PHASES OF THE IRISH AGITATION.

GLASGOW, April 14.-lt is understood that Ber-
nard Gallagher who was arrested here on charge
of being connected with the dynamite plot, has
turned approver.
LIMERICK April 14.-SiG more men have been
taken into custody here on charge OF
conspiracy to murder. The arrests were made IN
consequence of disclosures by man who has turned
Iniormer.
DUBLIN. April 1.-the trial of Danie! Curley,
another of the men charged with the Ph@niX Park
murders, Will begin here on Monday or The
twenty-five persons TO be called as witnesses
by the prosecution on the trial OF Curey three arc
new witnesses who will testify that they saw the
accused man i'll Pbnri1 Park on the day OF
the murder The counsel for the Crown caIcu-
late that the trial of the other prisoners will
last about fortnight. 1t is expected that three Of
tEe Pbpnix Park murdercrs Will plead guilty
LONDov, April 14.-lt Is stated that the formal
identification by Carey of Iynan's photograph a,
picture OF the man known rs " Number has
caused the Government to take active steps 10 &C.
cure Tymau's arrest. Four detectives are said TO
have gone III pursuit of him.
The London correspondent Of The WoHchc.iT
Guardian SAYS that the Pope has decided that 10
priest who has participated IN the agitation in
Ireland shall become a Bishop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
STATISTICS OF IMMIGRATION.

WAsHNGroS, April l4.-ln the month of
March there arrived In the customs districts OF Balti
more Boston, Detroit Huron. Minnesota New Orleans
New-York, Pu,suma luoddy Philadelphia and san
Francisco 4I,isj passengers, Of whom $3.50 were
immigrants or this total number Of immigrants there
arl,cd from England and Wales 32s6 Ireland, 25ls;
scotland 0o5; Austria, SIS; Belgium, 2oi; bohemia,
Hungary I32s; Italy. $3.50; Netherlands, So Nor
way G67; Russia, 35S; Poland, 30 s~edrn' 9ss;
Switzerland. COZ; Dominion of Canada, 3OOli Hud
from all other countries 1872 In March, lss2. d523l
9 i--3 There arrived in the ports named 3392l4 I'M
migrants. rs against 4i0327 for the corresponding
period OF the previous year.
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SENATOR EDMCNDS IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. April 14.-Senator Edmunds Wis
tied the Merchants Exchange today and made bref
speech He expressed great pleasure IN reviewing the
operations OF commerce aud the various business inter
eats working together to a common end. Referring
briefly to transp lrtatIOn, he said:
We feel deep interest in the navigation OF your
great you do, and we feel Geeply you the
need of cxrrt0n by power whether by Legislature
grcss, to regulate transportation corporations
But there must he justice and fair dealing IN such reg
lation. We must do Justice those who have placed
their money and brains in enterprises which nave gwen
rs an easy or COMMUNICATION as well as TO Our-
selves As long these means or communication are
kept up. so long Will the unity and prosperity OF our
II ION krtD
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CHICAGO.
DEMOCRATS ON TIE TARIFF-MEMORIES
OF A FAMOUS CASE.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
CHICAGO April 14.-The banquet of the lroquois
Club at the Palmer House last evening, in ceiebra-
ton of JeerS0ns birthday. was success In All par
tculars save that all the notable persons invited
were not present. There were in attendance, how
ever Bayard, of Delaware; Sparks, Singleton.
Springer and TrumDul. of Illinois; breckenridge,
of Kentucky; Villas. of Wisconsin; Merton, OF Ne
braska: Parmenter aud Hurlbert, OF New-fofk3
Broadhead, of Missouri and Others and the places
of the absent statesmen were filled by enthnsastic
regrets. Several speeches were made in which very
little was SAID of Civil Service Reform Free
Trade sentiments, however, were eagerly applauded
and Cox and Carlisle were prime favortes us againse
Randall. In private interviews Bayard aud han
cock were the favorites if the Presidential nomna-
ton is TO 20 to the East If it comes West there
little question that Mcdonald will be the man.
Spripgcrs tariff talk reechoes the prevailing ssn-
timent He said Z" II is the height OF absurdity 70
call the lately enacted Tariff law revision even OF
the tariff The most casual examination VIII show
that il is merely reenactment OF the old law, and
the changes made are as often TO increase rates as
n decrease them 1t is incredible that the Demo-
cratic party, after being again placed in power IN
the House of Representa- yes, shonld ignore ques-
ton of such vital interest to all the people OF the
country IL will be It's first and highest duty to re-
wise the tariff in the interest Of all the people. The
Senate may reject our measure but for that We
will not be responsible. We shall go before tho
people in 1884 with this as leading issue in our
platforIn and we are certain to triumph upon
it. as it is certain that we have tho
right of the question. want to see one Presiden-
tial election foaght ont, fairly and squarey on an
economic subject"
Colonel Villas stated this point still more abso-
lutely, and the following sentences were applauded
to the echo: THE tariff is form of slavery not
less hateful because the whip is not exposed No
free people can or will bear it. There is but one
course the plan Of protective robbery must DC ut-
terly eradicated from every law for taxation, Win
unlinching steadfastness, but moderately, withous
destructive haste or violence The firm demand OF
freedom must be persistentiy pressed uhai
every dollar levied in the name OF governments
goes to the Treasury. and the vast millions now
extorted for class are left in the pockets OF tho
people who earn the money"
Carter Harrison, as the new Illinois sachem. wa
In attendance His Gubernatorial boom Is increas'
ino. His saloons are an important element In ms
campaign. and the State Board OF Saloon -heepers
ara strongly in his favor II reported tnat Logan
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BUSINESS fIRMs ~ TROUBLE.

CHICAGO, April l1.-At n meeting OF the
stockholders Of Union Iron and Steel Company ths
afternoon II was unanimously decided 10 increase the
capital took from 600 900 TO $1,000 the increase
scl Tor the purpose Of encctnc settlements with
credors President stone said lie could give idea as
wAcu the works would BE- started bat % would r1o'
abIy be nj such tine the demands Ot all creditors
wert satisfied and tins being arranged a. rapidly
pOssbr.
NLw-OELEAN., April LITTLE failure Of the firm OF
Dilcngham * Wucrpel, general cotton and produce
brokers' was announced today No statement las ben
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CRIMESAND cASUALTIES-BY1ELEGRAPH
STAINING AFFRAY MAINE


NORTH ANsON. Me-, April 1.-Two river-men
0uarreed to-day and of them named Perry
stabbed Mike o'Leary i've times The wounds will prob
ably prove fatal.
AN INSANE Man DROWNED. go
CHICAGO April 24.-tiOttlIeb Schlecht wealthy
German city who had shown signs Of insanity dsap
peared months Thi. morning his body was taken
from the Chicago River.
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
BOsTON. April l4.-,Iamcs Cunningham, burglar,
while the Prison from Dedham this morn
ing his shackcs a the Providence Railroad station
ana escaped from the sheriff He has not been recaptured
ISLANDER FOLLOWED by MURDER. -
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 14.-Jesse Campbell
Yesterday murdered William Sakes and his VILE who I'VE
near Decatur. Ala Campbell had been accused by the
murdered persons Of slandering Miss Sakes.
ONE WIFE TOO MANY.
WATERBURY,, Conn. April 14.-C. A. Ward a
wandering doctor who has been here Tor some months
arrest for bigamy ie has wife at Canaor i0s-
County, ". who the daughter OF tho Rev. Dr w.
ii. Pe4rne. Methodist minister OF syracuse ward Two
married Miss Basseit, OF Danbury. Dr. FeAho
came here to-day had Ward arrested.
A NEGRO LYNCHED IN NORTH CAROLINA
WI>DsoR N. c., April 14.-An unknown negro
as week assault the daughter OF James Free
man fespected citizen OF BERTHE County The negro was
and put the Wndor Jail on "wednesday aiter
OF masked men forced the JAIL aoofs anu 'As
the negro out hanged him 10 q uee'
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.

DECISION FOR A TELEPHONE COMPANY
BOsTON, April l4.-Judge Holiness of the SUI
judicial Court rendered decision today IN the equity
sut Of Edward f. Pratt against the American Bell Telephone
Company the defendant.
PLAIsTED TRAINING FOR A RACE.
IYNCHBURG, Va, April l4.-Plalsted the Boston
oaIsan gone training the James kver course
for the regatta which w take place at Pullman Ill., On jane
THE YACHT INTREPID AT SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH Ga, April 1.-THE yacht Intrepid,
from jacksonville Fla, for Newfork arrived here to-day
ANEW TRIAL GRANTED.
PHILADELPHIA April l4.-Dr George Buchanan,
who was convicted having caused the death Of Elizabeth
iolsten by malpractice to-day granted new rlal
question having been isea AS 10 "nolhei Oi not ne
committed the CRIME
RESCUED AT SEA.
PHILADELPHIA April l4.-lhe steamship Indi-
ana from Liverpoo which arrived hero today brought Cap
The Indiana John sunday last The bng was loaded
with lsh and was bound from NewYOrk to PeInaDbueo.
LAUNCH OF AN IRON SHIP.
CHESTER Penn. April l4-rhe irou sailing ship
Tnie r. starbuck. built for W. w. StarbucS, Of the Pa
enc coast successfully launched this afternoon at
koaehs snpysid ~
Nrw-ORLEANs, April 14.-The steamer Venezuelan.
which ashore outside the Passes has been Heated INC
CIty OF Lincoln which mas been ashore IN me ss
Pass since March II, has been hoated Divers Will examine
both vessels.
DIssATIsFACTIoN WITH GOVERNMENT WORK
NANAsoUAN, n. j.. April lt.--The work of the
causlng great here and petition requesting
the secretary War stop the work being largely signed
ssert that called Improvement not calculated 70
convert the inlet into hatbor or TO benefit navigation
A BLOW AT PIGEON SHOOTING IN OHIO.
CrNCISNATI, April l4.--Ibe society for the Pre-
yenuoe Of Cros to Animals gained 40 iapo;ant case IN
of psrsons for ahootrg nye pgeops
tes made and demurrer wa, Cd Judge hg.
ware sufficient II sustained BY evidonec. " constitute
orime under tho laws Of ohio.