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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-24
CONTRADICTIONS.

While those OH board the Cimbrla say
that the vessel wa scarcely moving, those
on board the Hull steamer Sultan say that
their ship was almost still, and that the
Cimbria came across the Sultan's bows
that is. got in the Sultan's way. From
conversations with passengers from the
Cimbria, and from the statements OF her
officers and the examination OF the damage
to the Sultan's PROV, and from the posi-
ton i'm which the Cimbria lies, it seems
doubtless that the entire fault lies with the
Hull steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tB- 2l3 EAST BROAD STREET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-24
FIGHTING FOR RESCUE.
DEATHS CARNIVAL.

Men. women, and childron-whole fami-
IieS-clung together in despair. one young
married couple preferred to meet deah
quickly by cutting each others veins. The
ships doctor. Herr Feigc, some Of the
stewards and the steWardcSs. Bauerinn,
and some officers distributed life-sayng
belts 10 the last moment, lut those thus
provided were not benefited, for most OF
them died from the severe cold The SUI
vivcrs who escaped in boats say that when
they rowcd away the water was covered
with dead lcdi's, kept up hY ifC-bell>.
Only few were alive when they left, and
OF these rs many were taken into the boats
a. possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-24

Ne DO NOT INTEND NOYISG \ eIS,rg
ITEM TO Sur NEW STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-24

Serious charges are made against Cap
tain Cultil, Of the Sultan, for his conduct
after the collision and his neglect to make
any efforts to render assistance to the Cim-
bria or even to see il the Cimhria was IN
hou lie at all. The officers OF the Cimbra
say that If the captain OF the Sultan had
taken the trouble to act humanely he might
have saved q hundred lives. The Sultan
neither signalled nor fred any guns nor
answered the lights OF distress burned by
the CimilIin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-24

deavored to rescue all they could, but as
silence came on they found no more alive,
bnt only met occasionally with the bodies
Of the drowned. OF eight boats OF the
Cimhria only four could be lowered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-24

ENT ON FOR FELONY-FEESUET IN TIE
IIYER - NARROW ESCAPE - TRADE OPEN
ING-PETI1lUN TOR PABDON--NO ICE YET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

toned himself at the Transaantque docks whic
boarded the vessel fran the Quarantine tus
TRIBUNE reporter was up early too, out VIII.
Byme and Sheridan on each siuo
him, Walsh practically inaccessible WY y.m we
YOU done this the reporter asked sheridan ""
thought In walsh's interest It was wiser. III nrd t
new arrival in New York would refuse TO say wu W
the reporters IRave been very fairly treated kuVm
BIZ the press but still words have been pug IN iny jp
fiat syer uttered aud il Ia that account we
Mr. Walsh not to interviewed. II he chooses 10
ne can" UnlucSy Mr. Walsh did not so cnoose. u, and
been settled before hand that his views on tbe
every other question TO see the bgnt only n '
columns OF The Irish World. .., A.. feet
John Walsh is a man of about fifty. He stands nveeo.
eleven inches Is upright and broad shouldereo las IN
iron gray mustache and a sodierly look. - .orsa
IBID Edward McCafrey bring any one TO your pV 0ISo
in November 1881 !" was asked Carey Ia Dnonu, h
did A man who passed by the name OF MI " Wssn hi.
Ibid this man Walsh tell You what the OBJECT oi ;t1 %
visit TO Dublin was Z" eyes To establish ssoc'o''
that would make history" ~. .h,.o, NJ
Did Walsh tell you what the immediate oolec' % III
this society =" He did. The object was TO remeVe "'
tyrauts from the country" - % ho re.
"Dd ho give yOu the names OF any that were ~ o0 ~
moved q" 7" He did-Forster was the first name.
"Who next 7" " Earl Cowper." ,.., 90,
II was on this testimony that Walshs extraditlon va
sought by England from France lately, ana reIuS7u W
Government.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

vnsxA. April 12.-Tbe Upper House has passed the
Austrian b1'lGei.
ROME April 12-Spccic payments have been resumed
by the Government and agu proceeding regularly.
BgRLIS April 12.-NOtnng positive can b. learned
here fo.prcng the visit OF King Humbert OF Italy, to
Emperor william.
BrnLIv. April 1.-THE committee Of the Bnndesrath
has reported favoraby tie letter OF Prince bismarck
in which the Chancellor advises thar the importation OF
hog products from America De- prchlbteh.
CorESHAGEN, April ia special committee OF the
Fo kcng presented to that body report upon the
order ssucd by the Prsslan Government on January T.
The co,untce saws that the orier dealt uniusty with
fnr Danes living IN sches@ig- Hostcin.
ALEXANDRIA, April 12-Much anxiety IL felt here oW-
ing TO tho non-arrva OF the French maiboat having on
hoard the two brothers OF the Kheliye, who re-
Gently granted pcrnisaJn to return To Egypt She is
reportsd thirty-siX hours overdue at BrlndisL
LOXDoN April 1.-THE Board OF Trade has decided 10
pubsh rel lister which snail show 20 what degree the
load Inc Ied By shpowners differs from that required
by the Board OF Trade. The latter will make special
rule TO aoDly to Atlantic winter voyages Tlc register
will first deal with steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
EZRA HEYWOOD ACQUI TIED.
Try TELEGRAPH To TIE rRBuNE.I

my TELEGRAPH To- THE TuBuNE.l
BosToN, April ia remarkable scene was
enacted this afternoon in the United states Dis'ricS
Court And some OF the Oldest members OF the bar de-
clare that the Ike of 1t they never before witnessed
Ezra Haywood one OF the most persistent advocates Oh
free love doctrines In the country was arrested Ias'
autumn charged with sending ndeeen, matter through
the mails His offence consisted IN Advertising and send
ing through the mails Cupd's Yokes' oooK wncn
advocates the annullng OF the marriage contract lie
also separate publication one OF more oi wa'
whitman's "To a Common Prostitute" ana "Ihc
Woman that Waits for Me" There was no question
raised s to the fact that publications and Others OF
ike character had en- sent through the mails Judge
Neson charged the Jury directly IN favor OF the prisoner
Ueywood was aso permitted to address tho jury Tor i've
hours ia which ne took occasion to adyeilso not 9ny
ha octrnes but also his publications. teng the extent
OF their circulation and saying that his doctrines were
auproyed by eminent men from Moses 10 ohakespehre'
ne landed Whltmans poems as far above nose OF Lon
fellow After two hours dclioeraton tue y9ty
him Ueywood vas nvlcted during the administration
OF Presideut Hayes like charge but was Rardoneu
lie IA cousin Senator I0ar and lives near worcester
The charge Of Judge Nelson Ia severely crlueised'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
REFUSING OLD POSTAGE STAMP.

REFUSING OLD POSTAGE STAMPS.
PHILADELPHIA. April 12-Abraham D. Hackmgaan; q an
postmasfer Ppesylo Bucks COMFY was held Ia " OOO
bail Today for using old postage stamps
DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
RuFFALO April l2.-In the suit OF Pter fosSet
for false against the Roman Catholic Protec
ioy the Jury rendered verdict OF sjGG 80 for the plaintiff
oRATORICAL CONTEST OF INDIANA COLLEGES.
iYDIANAPoIIs April 1.-THE oratorical contest
OF The Indiana colleges took place last night w Asher
of the state University bloomington was awarded hst
prize and W. l.. Fisher, OF Hanover the second
AsrIT AMICABLY ADJUSTED
NEw-HAVEN. April l2.-Ihe suit brought against
The Of he wson o Ss. Ss%hs Sen seb adn
Capitas Little Rock Ark have taken 900 shares az
par believed that manufacturing VIII DO oeguh On
July i.
COTTON MILLS sOLDAT AUCTION.
PETERSBURG. Va, April l2.-lhe Swift Creek
SS!l'' n.ts the d'S,Ss SaS:sn...i
p oneiy originally cost OOJ Of the finest
mills in Joint stock company Is TO be organized
10 operate tho mills
RICHMOND Va, April l2.-ln the United states
Circuit Court today moueRnt Rntu,td quAesn eamm,s @
pde!me%t :s%' Of ih. city aaa his depa
ties Who charged with conspiring TO nds ana
n the November election was oyesrne % a
THETRAMP PROBLEM IN NEWJEHsEY.
FRFFuOLp n j., April I2.-Jusuce Scudder, or
the state supreme Court has rendered an opnon m sie
ence 70 ~ he OF ths In good faith
but great irregulariy and ths Jaiier 'S
hsye received tamps except upon regular com"l.o~
NoYEIIOW FEVER AT CHARLEsfoN.
| Cu.RLEsIoN 5. c.. April 12.-Carelul inquiry re-
.d1na sent from Washington yesterday. which
ted ha vessels arriving at charleston with ioul Ds
Of health 10. snT nS BEEN case Of Yellow sTsS At
staion nor has any Nessel Afei Al
on rsie h,tnsr ee This statement authorized by
onicer OF Charleston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
STATE LssEssoRs NOMINATED.

lFRon THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE of fHE TRlBuNE.l
ALBANY April 1.-The Governor showed a
striking dlsrcgorI OF the rights Of the taxpayers OF
Ecw-York aud Brooklyn TO day These two ''urS pay
two nhs OF the State taxation Yet the Governor has
nnuiuaed for state Assessors three obscure country
Democratic politicians. Thus the two cities are LETT un
represented on board whcL has the power OF vastly
increasing their taxation.
The men nominated are J. ID. Els' j. L. Nh!am anu
staley y. Wood. Mr.. Elli' has sma" o"hN III
the small village of Antwerp jefferson county. lie
aervcd term here as Asspmbymln In ls-0. gaining no
distinction. stary y. Wood Is the keeper oi country
Store in the little Of Husdnc. CattauugS county
lIe has been a supervisor OF Cataraugu- tOnhY D. L.
Williams T. a LAWYER and Assistant District Attorney oi
Dutchess County. Tie once candidate Tor Surlo-
gaie and was defeated. lie also was once menet OF
the Assembly and left no record .-,...,
nominees confirmed once; but tho Now 1Ofh 0cl.'rs
raled attention 10 tho injustice with when New otk
md hern treated and secured the reference or the
nominations To the Finance Committee. - . !,
Tue Senate Fiuarce COmnlttee to-hsh' Icpor'Su
fayorably q n the three mrn nominated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
DR.. r. F. Weir, Chairman.

The decorations were not proiuse but were IN
good taste On the guests table there were three
great banks of choice flowers before the prcsl-
dent and the others near the ends of the table As
the very ends stood tail towering shrubs in pots.
The five long tables were decorated
with bunches of brightly colored cut flowers
placed here and there, and with many potted trop-
ical plants Among the flowers and plants CLEANED
lamps with richly decorated standards and shades
of wine-colored silk heavily frnged. In the gallery
Stubs orchestra was stationed and filled the
room with the sound of popular airs while
the dinner was being eaten. The menus
were in the form of small books bound
heavily in plush of different coors, blue, ecru, VINE
color and dark green predominating. The covers Oh
the little books were adorned with gllt des'gn'
representing a scalpel and pen crossed ana sur
rounded by q wreath On the first leaf OF the book
was tho inscription. Complimentary Dinner
to Professor Oliver Wendell Holmes d..
d., LII. d., by the Medical Profession 0,
New-York City. April IL, 1883" The seoono
page contained the stanzs:
Afew can touch tho magic string.
And noisy fame 10 proud 70 WIN 'ne"'
Alas for those that never sing,
But die with all their musc In tnem'
Az tbe head Of the leaf containing the
mann. were tho lines: "You know your own oel
gree, cit down at first and last hearty welcome
At the end Of tho bill OF fare was sns ''ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
INOuIRIES AND ARRESTS.

BIRMrNGHAM, April 12.-In order to render the
examination of Whtch cad secure from lawless in-
terruption 1t was carried on in the jail where he is
confined. instead OF in the police court. At che re-
quest of the Home Office, Whitehead was remanded
for eight days.
CORK, April 12-An inquiry IS being conducted
here with great secrecy. 1t refers TO the recently
discovered dynamite conspiracy. Many arrests Will
,,ndoubtedly follow the conclusion of the inyest-
sI.oSpoy. April 1.-THE police at Wakefield have
a,rested a man who goes under the name OF
WcNnlfy. They believe him 10 be a Fenian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
MIR 1owEIL,s SPEECH AT A DINNER.

LONDON. April 12.-The Society for the Relief OF
d stressed Foreigners gave its annual dinner here
this evening The Earl Of Minister, Mr. Lowell the
American Minister; General L. A. Merritt United
States Consul General, and other vell-known men
were present. Mr.. Lowell, who presided, IN an elo-
onent speech proposed the health Of the Queen IN
behalf Of himself aud of the American people. tle
emphasized the allemhraoing nature of the society,"
which only asked the distressed stranger TWO quc.,
t;ons. do Won need helpf Do you deserve 1t Y
The sum OF E3.206 was subscribed in aid OF the
society,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
FREDERICK WAGNERS BODY FOUND.

DENVER, Col, April 12.-The body of Fred
erlck Wagner q native of NewYork, and for whom an
extended search was made last fail, was found by emil
grants last Sunday the banks OF creek eight miles
from Powers Station, the Santa Fo Railroad Tbs
hodv was terribly dlshgured. Considerable money was
found scattered about IT, plain gold ring found
with the Inscriptions "a b. 70 Y W. FEB. lssi ns anS
cessar 10 j. Bumiller New. York" bullet hole Ia the
bask OF the neck showed that Wagner was murdered
for the large amount OF money ne was supposed "
CArry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
pARNELL ADVISED TO REMAIN II ENGLAND

LONDON, April PA meeting OF the lrlsh
members Of Parliament held here TO day. Justin
Mccarthy presiding. Mr.. Parnc was unable TO he
present owing 10 the condition Of h- health rcsolu
tion was offered declaring thnt, while the COOL work
done by Irsh-Americaus was fully recognized ana hp'
Gr Parru shuuld remain En.land In order 20 attend
to hi, duties Tnc resolution was iOp ed
by - large majority. ,.
The IRISH rnrinbrrs OF the House of Commons sitting
on tac Mnl,teria b.nchcf viii make united repre- SOL
ttiou To- thc Government setting forth that th'rt TIC
ro rzen necessity for meeting the distress IN Ireland
arlsing from Inadequate supple oil food
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE ARRIVAL OF WALSH.

It had been said within the last few days
,,o, ,rben John Walsh arrived in Eew-York. his irish
s-.nd uould make q ring round him and keep the
norters a, bay. His views dynamite were known to
ner considerably from those OF r. j. Sheridan and the
land Iaguers that subject, and wasa must be kept
quiet
moruipg with Walsh on board Early as 1t was Frank
pv,na and p j. Sheridan were earlier. Sheridan sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE STEAMER VYLLY SUNK.

COLUMBUS, Ca. April 12.-The steamer
wvIv Of the Central Line OF steamers, while on her
dawn trim at 10 o'clock last night struck the bridge
acro.s the river at Fort Gaines away her cabin
She then struck the pier and sank immediately Inc
Art and aecond clerk negro child. and three deck
hands are missing The vessel and miscellaneous cargo
will be total loss . .o ,oon
voman and cnild whose names are unknown. Inc ioI-
lowina members OF the were drowned: Purser H.
palmer aud Clerk w. j. Rivers (whitesl, Press cum
mingS Charles Num-, Tom Everett Dave Brooks, Nelson
M"Kav Iucien McCary Charles Pitts and Green singer
(coOredD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
FALSE STORIES FROM WASHINGTON.

FALSE SIORlES fROM WASf1lNUlON.
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT NOT ASKED TO
PLACE INSTANTANEOUS UNDER SURVEILLANCE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
WASHINGTON, April 12.-At frequent intervals
within a few weeks sensational dispatches have
been manufactured in Washington and sent to
various newspapers, purporting to describe commu-
picatlons oral and written, which, 1t was alleged,
had passed between the official representatives OF
the British Government and the State Department.
in regard to measures for the detection prevention
and punishment of alleged conspirac'es among
IRISH. American citizens against life and property
in Great Britain. The authors of some of the dis
patches have gone far to describe the
contents and give the tenor of the alleged
correspondence, and of the dispatches have
been thought of sufficient importance to JUSTIFY
their transmission by cable to the LONDON
newspapers. Both the British Minister ana tno
officers of the State Department have from time 10
time denied that such dispatches had any basis
whatever in fact.
At the State Department to-day TRIBUNE cor
respondcnt obtained an emphatic and compreben-
siye denial of statement published this morning
TO the effect that the British Government mas
soupbt 10 secure the cooperation OF the Unitcd
States in "a proposed system of surveillance,
whereby Americans suspected OF cOnsprlng against
what is termed the peace of Great Britain may DC
detected and prevented from carrying out tnelr
nurposes" 1t was declared that the paragraph
from which the foregoing extract is quoted has no
| foundation in fact aud tnat no communication
whatever on the subject, either oral or written mas
| been made on b, half OF Great Britain All as
patches of the sort which appear in the newsoap,rs
are purely fictitious, If the state department ON ON
Gals arc worthy of belief 1t is quite probable that
| the international PROVISIONS regu atIng eXtradltlOa
proceedings have been the subject OF closer scru-
tlnv than usual by officers of the state Department
within the last few months, but that Is Il ina't
onite apart from any measure looking TO the cstaD-
| lishment of a system of espionage over the move
! ments of individuals who have not laid themselves
liable TO extraditlon by the commission OF cr!he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
Fatal PANIC IN A THEATRE.

PARIS, April 1.-THE morning newspapers report
that terrible catastrophe has occurred IN theatre
at Reyel, a town IN Haute-Garonnc. about thirty
miles east of Toulouse. caused by an explosion oi
Cas performance was in progress at the llme'
said To have been killed in the panic which enSued'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
FREIGHT TEAMS ~ COLLISION

WLLIMANrIc, Conn, April 12.-Freight train
No =, bound east on the New-York aud New-EngiaAd
Railroad ran into the end Of freight train NO w.
which was standing the track near the Bridge Street
Crossing this morning. The clboOse and six or 1eVeu
freight cars were wrecked plot and the front OF the
engine we're smashed and the track blocked for i've
hon Nh one "A. hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
EIGHTING IN HANTI.

LEwEs, Del, April 12.-Captain s. NJ.
McGycrr tue brig Jamc, Miller from Mrasoane for
ord rs re ports March 81 two steamers arrived
wi.h Government troops, and battle with the revolu
onists r. .ulied In the Government forces being scat
tered with los. of 50 killed an $50 wounded. The loss
of tbc rryoutionists was sgnt. On April tle Govern
cnt steamers lett the hSTbor. apparently driven away
v The rriysI oi Spanish frgate. The brig obliged
a. .atl under protest with hut half cargo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

ROME, April 12-SignOr Mancini' minister VI
Foreign Affairs, in his speech in the Senate ye''el-
d,v ON the subject of the alliance between ltaly,
Austria and Germany, expressed the hope that he
woud be able to solve the question of the capitula
tions in Tunis. Italy lie said, could not for mo-
rccnt suff.r anv single Power to obtain an exclu-
sivc nrenonderauce in the Mediterranean nor could
shc admit tho constitution of a great empire on the
4ofA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
LABORERS AND EMPLOYERS.

READING, Penn, April ia committee OF
strikers called at the Office Of the Meert fouhdry ths
morning and agreed to compromise tho ui'nouilos Do
,oo the nronretors and men for per cent increase
q, uaees The men originally wanted from 10 to 10
per cent increase all around All went to wosk except
ing three. - -, IN rh. .,,,nrs NJ troubla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
A NIHILIsT TURNS ApPROyER.

ST. PETrRsBCRG. April 12.-At the trial OF the
Nihlists here to-day, one Of the prisoners named
Borc;sha turned approver. No reporters were ad-
mit;el 10 the courtroom. One of the accused men
stated that the work on the mine in Little Garden
ST. had been continued night and day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
MIrRDEPFR REsIsTs ARREST.

PEsTH, April 12.-Sponga, tho Italian VINO Is I'M
plicated in the murder of Count Won Majath Won
Szckhely was arrested to-day at Pressburg. Wheh
captured he fired five shots from revolver, hut
injured n, one He aftervard shot himself IN inc
mouth. in0icting n severe wonnd He - able 10
speak. however and has made confession oil MS
milf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE CORONATION OF THE CZAR.

ST. PETrRsBuRG, April PA ukase has
been issued ordering that increased vigilance be OBJ
scryrd on the frontier to prevent suspci0us persons
iron entering the country II supposed that this pre-
caution y taon owng - the approach OF the time nxed
for the coronation OF the Car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
ONE or BUTLER'S VETOEs SUSTAINED.

BosToN, April 12.-rhe Senate this afternoon
sustained Governor Buffers veto Of the bill giving tue
someryile Wharf and Improvement company moro
time TO organize The question was on passing tile b
,r mo vcto TOopv TWO Ropu blicans voted IN the af
drmatvc si1teen Democrats and one Independent IN
the negative and Republican aDstalned from voting
A two thirds was required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

nection with the recent discoveries of dynamite and
arrest of men who carried it. ,,
The prisoner Gallagher. now in Glasgow, Will be
removed TO London to night, his presence here pc
ing desired by the officials while the examination Oh
his brot her is proceeding in the Police Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

with the employees OF Paige, Sexsmth Co., and the 81,
legged call on Governor Rusk for troops are untrue All
is quiet and assignment has been made to William
Kinbal, of Superior.