New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
Aesp2lork Daill1 Gribm>1e
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
NETWORK, TUESDAY. APRIL l.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures of coincidence to the
Queen and the Duchess of Albany were adopted
in Parliament. -- The French troops Will return
10 France after the capture of Hung-lloa. -
The English Foreign Office has been instructed 10
obtain information about American aduterations'
- There is much opposition to the intervention
of England in the matter of the Congo treaty
- The death Of Nicholas TTubner, publisher, is
announced in London.
CoNGREss.-Bills were reported favorably IN the
Senate Yesterday providing for public building at
TROY. n Y. and TO establish National forest reser-
walton. Bills were introduced making an appropr-
at,on to pay the expenses of commission to eX-
plore Alaska and 10 allow draw backs on imported
materials used in the manufacture Of tobacco snun
and cigars exported. Mr. Patt spoke IN favor OF
his bill TO organize the Patent Office into depart
ment -= In the House joint resolution was
introduced rendering the thanks OF Congress To MI
Sargent. Bills introduced for the cOnstruc-
tion of a merchant ship of new design; 10 equallze
the taxation of domestic and foreign insurance
compapies; approprlating 100000 for the relief
of sufferers by the Mississippi floods and authorz-
ing the appointment Of Missouri River Commits
sion. The Trade Dollar bill was furthcred con-
sideTed.
DoMRsTIc-O Order has been restored IN Cincinnati.
- The Supreme Court of the United states
handed down a number of decisions yesterday, IN
Guiding two OF interest 10 Dankers ahu iiSuIdH'0
men. =- Ex. Cor gresham W. G. Whitley has
succeeded Judge Wales on the Delaware bench.
- Two men were found in a cave under Look
ont Mountain, where they had been lost for four
teen DAYS -- Assembly District election OF dele
gates was held IN Albany County. &C. The water
in the Yazoo Valley is falling. -- Denial Is made
that the Pacific roads have secured control OF the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. --
The bondholders' committee recommends standard
con0e for the Toledo, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railroad system. -= The suit of the Salvation
Army against the Now-lIaven police captain has
ended in a verdict of acqulttal. - ] he charges
made by DR.. Collins are to be investigated.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Senate Committee on
Cities Yesterday rescinded itsaction looking toward
The indictment of Commissioner Thompson. ==
Tn the investigation of the Police Department Presi
dent French defended Superintendent Wang.-
The Sheriff and his subOrdinates were arTaigned
60 The Aqueduct Commissioners gave another
pubIic hearing - The sacred elephant was on
exhibition - Some Of the furniture of the ST.
Nicholas Hotel was sod 80 The new cabs were
in use - Argument was heard on the appllca-
tion to remove Receiver Green. - Commodore
Fillebrown succeeded Commodore Upshur. -
Testimony was taken in the Hamersley will con-
fest. - Gold value of the legal-tender silver
dollar (4l2l2 grains, SAL cents - Stocks
generally were dull and lower aud closed weak.
THX WRATHER-IRIBUSE local observations in
dictate clear ind warmer weather, followed by IN
creasihg cIoudiness and chances of rain. Tempera-
tire Yesterdays Highest, 40; lowest, 25'; aver
age. 80 70.