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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06
EXTRADITION WITH JAPAN.
ANOVEL DEPARTURE IN DIPLOMACY
THE FIRST AsIATIC POWER TO SIGN AN EA
TRADITION CONVENTION.
FULL TEXT OF THE AGREEMENT-A CoMPREHEN-
sIvE LIST OF CRIMES AND OFFENCES
EMBRACED IN THE LIST
PROBABLE ACTION
OF THE SEN
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I


IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Aug 5-Thc Extradition Treaty
with japan, which Is given in fuil oeio"'
was signed on April 20, 1856; and sent TO
the Senate by the President on June 0. 1t was. in
the ordinary course of business. referred to the
Committee Foreign Affairs, which discussed IL
without, however, reaching any conclusion. lhero
are number Of provisions in the treaty to which
it is understood Messrs. Edmunds and Evarts OBJ
jectcd. Chief among these is that contained III
Article VI. of tho treaty which provides
for tho detention for two months OF
criminal whose cxtraditIon has been demanded Dy
Telegraph. This time limit 1t is thought. is not III
the case of so distant country Japan sufficient
ly liberal. 1t should in the opinion of some men-
bers of the Foreign Affairs Committee bo at least
three months. Article VII, too, is believed TO con-
tain somc extraordinary provisions not hIth-
erto admitted in the general practice OF
international extradItion. Considerable dis
cussion arose III the committee also on the
quest IN Of what would likely constitute poilt-
zeal crime IN japan. doubt was expressed as TO
whether the Judicial authorities in this country
would be IN a position to determine ~ delicate
question rs that lnvovng the political condltio on
of a scmi-barbtrous AsirtIc Power TneSe ana
minor de- alls the JlplncSc Minister here Mr. JuShi
Einlch Knk Is authorized to perfect, subject
of course to The approval of the Imperial Govern
ment Of Janan. The treaty IL 10 be taken MP early
IN the beginning If next session and Will probably
be favorahly reported
1t includes, as NI be seen by Article IL large
number of crimcs-in fact 1t embraces in the list
nearly all the crime, enumerated IN the several
cxtradition treaties now IN force between
the United states and European countries. IL
derives ili'onal interest from the fact that it IA
not ONLY the first cxtradlton treaty which Japan
ever entered uto with any Power, but that 1t -
the first cxtfaditIon treaty concluded between
civilized nation and semi -blrbarous Asatlc
Power.
This aud other cxtradlion treaties are the
fayor.trscAclncs Of Secretary Bavard. 1t IL his
purpose. 50 wei Informed people assert to
unite gra lually in a network Of extrldiron con
vcntions tie greater part of tlc civilized countries
Of the globe Ills appointments IN the Diplomatic
Service. II ~ hcnovcd were all made WITH view
to that eud. Already there are either pending or
have been concluded n of cxtradIton treaties
with some II the south American Republics which
heretofore have been the refuge of criminals from
the United states.
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FILL TEXT OF TIE TREATY.

The President of tho United States of America
and His Majesty. tho Emperor Of Japan. having
Judged It oxpcdient with a view to the better al
ministratlou of justice and To the prevention III
crime within the two countries and their Jutis"'c-
tlons that persons charged with or convctei OF t"o
crncs or offences hereinafter named, anu ocinH
tuyt,ycs from Justice. should under certain circum-
STANCES bc rcclprocally delivered np they h"'o
named as their plcnipoicntlaricS to conclndo q
treaty for th, purpose. that - To say. thc ir'S"e'
of.the United States of America Richard H. lino-
bard, their Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pleni nipotcntiary near His Imperial Majesty. ana
Ills Majesty tho Emperor of Japan. Count lnouVo
KaorLI Jinsainlni, liis IMPERIAL Majcstys Minister
of State Tor Foreign Affairs. FIRST Class oil the or"o'
OF the Rising sum- etc, otc. etc; who aiter nav"
communicated to each other their respective iu'i
powers. found in good due form. have asrood upo"
ond concluded the following articles;
ARTICLE l.
The high contracting parties engage to deliver
up TO each other under the crcumst inccs and con-
diions stated In the present treaty all persons
who. being accused or convicted oi one oi ''o
crimes or offences namol below. in Artc.o IL. and
committed within tho jurisdiction OF the ono party
shall be found within the jurisdiction OF the other
paity.
ARTICLE H.
l. Murder assault with intent to commit murder
aud manslaughter =. Counterfciting or altering
money. or uLtcring or bringing into circulation
counterfeit or altered money countcilcltns 'eru-
hcatrs coupons of public Indebtedness pahk
notes, or other Instruments OF public cIcdlu oi
either OF the parties aud tho uttcranco or circ"N-
ton of the 3. Forgery or alleting and utter
IDs what is forged or altered 4. Embezz,nlrnt OF
criminal malvcrsatiOn OF tho public funds. commit
ted within the Jurisdiction of either party Oy pun
lie officers or repositories and embczzlcment Nv any
person, hire |. salaricd or employed tn tho detri-
mcnt of the employer or principal. D. Larceny Vi
the value of $50 aud upward and robbery. o'
Burglary, defined to DO tnc breaking aud entering
by night time into the house OF another person.
with the intent to commit a felony therein anu
the act of breaking or entering tho house Oh an
other. whether in the day or night tine. WIN tho
intent to commit felony therein. l. Inc ACT oi
entering or of breaking and entering. the 0hco' Oh
the Government and public authorities or tho
offices of banks. banking houses. savings banks.
trust cOmpanies insurance or other companies WIN
tue intent to commit u felony therein. b. fcfJufy
or tho suEornatiOn Of perjury. -. Rape. IL" Ar
sou. IL. Piracy by the law of nations. IL. MUIR
der assault with intent to Kill aud manslaughtor
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OPPOSITION TO MR.. MATTHEW'S.

RADICALS AND UNIONIsTs TRYING To BREAk DOWN
CABINET APPOINTMENT.
BlpMIvGuAM Aug 5.-Aderman william Cook, as
the result Of final conference the subject with the
Radical Upiopists Of birmingham. has decided to
rccontest Last Birmingham against Henry Matthews.
the new Home Secretary who has to seek re-eoctoh
because Of his acceptance of Cabinet ohce Mr'
Cook last wear WIS returned Liberal for East BIZ
mingham BY a majority Of .25z and IN the recent
election ran az Gladstonian. The Radicals and
Tuionss In the district combined with the Conser'a-
tiyes ON Mr. Matthews and elected him by narrow
majority HIS elevation to Cabinet Office has much
d,sncased the BiImiDg ham Tories, because he ~ a
Roman Catholic and IL protege of Cardinal Manning
The Radicals and UniOnists are dissatisfied WIN Mr
Matthews because they believe he ia IA willing poh,ca
Instrument of Lord Randolph Churchill Hence they
have pledged the support to Alderman Cook III order
10 defeat Mr. Matthews and nulhiy bs appointment 40
Home Secretary The AldeIman's acceptance has
caused "A nsation Tories furious over Alderman
Cooks decision to attempt TO break down 'ohscI'a-
tive Cabinet az pontncnt and they charge what they
cal, the 1CharnbcIlain clique with treachcry TO The
election compact made between the ConsrrVaVcH inc
Liberal l'pioni-ts and the Radical UnoDists
Nh Matthews has plunged into the hght lie mas
alrcady issued his electoral address in this he warns
he constituents that the danger of disruption oi the
tn,pire still exists and that it, Is incumbent Oh
patriotic men TO ignore party difference"
Mr Cook addressed "A meeting OF Liberals mere To-
night lie said he was opposed to the Irish Land bll
snn favored continued representation OF tci~hd ~
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THE DOCUMENT SENT To THE SENATE

THE DOCUMENT SENT To THE SENATE
LETTER or TnE PRESIDENT ThANsMIlIiNG HE
CONVENTION.
To "a, Senate II he Init itf~.
transmit herewith Tor your consideration. Win
a view To lts ratification. a convention Tor the ef-
"a luton of criminals signed At Toxic. on the 2'th
dav OF April l->G. by the prnipotcniiarlcs oil the
United states ana tho Empire OF japan. Ihe
negotiations which led To the conclusion ot thus
convention we're can,el immed ttcly 10y the case "t
"A foigcr IN san Francisco. who. having noi 10
Japan, was delivered up To the authorities ol inc
state OF allfornia. IL was not possible Tor thls
tovernm Et to ask his surrender. but the Jhpahrs'
Government o. its own motion caused MS d"l''iy
~ a friendly act. IL then suggested the conclusion
OF an cxtradIIon convention between the Two couh-
tries. The suggestion was tavoraby entertained
~ this Government not only on account ot 'ho
Importance OF such treaty 10 th" execution "i tho
criminal laws Of the United Statcs.but also brcaso
Of the support which It's conclusion would CIV" 10
Japan in her chorts toward judicial autonomy Ahu
complete sovereignty. GROVER CIV LAND
Lr,cutirc MdnSi,n Uashiagfon. Juno .. 1885,.
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LOSSES n VARIOUS PLACES.

SrRINGrIELD, Mass. Aug. Fire last night
damaged the building owned by d. I. Swan aud occ"-
pied by tho New England Card aGd Paper Company and
tho Dickinson Pistol Company Loss 10 the hf-t-nanci
comr.uy 10 S2O,OoO. Incurred .he DI, kinrnn PirtO.
Com pAny's loss Is rot known; insurance $1,000.
CfsciYsATI, Aug. 5.-Firo sner midnight last night
IN bu ding BAkrrst, occupied by lurghari;. furs
Voket, cap manufacturer and benjamin, silK nat man
nfacturer cAn,ei loss OF aprut $4,000 Mr. Benja-
mn, lo., 4. 900, Insured N"k~rt'. loss 81 900
snr,d and Bufkharts O.rls Sk1OOD. $1,000
Mr. Iw~~d's the bud ~ II $1,000. insured.
ToHoSTo AN. 8 The Wo,ibIne Hotel, near the
WOodhinc race-ttack. Dies sToyrd nrc tins
lne The .o-. IA SI3.OUO: Insured for 5000. A
boarder, AlsI andor Brown was burned TO death.
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SAID TO BE A TRICK OF NEWSPAPER MEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug (Specidi. - President
Gilnngh AN. OF tho Chesapeake aud Delaware Cnnal
Company. rcc~ivetAn additional telegram to-day from
New Yark signed j. l. Wilson, IN which tho sender Offers
to return city aud to make clean breast Of tho
ROBBERY. In those received yestsray he In
serted tho following car! IN u New-lork paper to-day:
"sandy-Como back. can MAKE DO promises
j. T.. g." THIS card was inserted by President Glng
ham 10 satisfy the board Of managers Personally he
thinks tho whole thug farce and that no answer
will be rscrived Assistant superintendent Dpuxherty.
OF the Pnk-rton Offco IN this city, ssi to-day: Wv 4
have investigated the hAttrr thoroughly, both moro ai
NrwNork. We satistcd not only that the mes
sagrs scnt by Wilson. but that they were c"n
cocte by throe who an Hous for a
.num-r Thsy have succeeded IN Causing us
some trouble but We have detected tho Trick
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TELLGRdPHIG NOrES.



WEST EIiZ.HEIH, Penn. Aug D tNpScidtb In the last
twenty unur- occurred
her. Many most pomncut people " The pace are
dow with the dseasc
N,itTuWESrEitN GHAIN DEALERS ORGANIZING.
MtNsFApoIIs Mimi. Aug. about 100 representative
erainbriycr. Minnesota, DAKOTA and Iowa last night
mutual brncnt and protection.
regulation prccs. tic A. Harrington WAS elected pcsi
dent
CucAGO Aug 5-Judge Shep mi has confirmed the plan for
dsriutn. half Walter l., ,"wbcrrys estate among hI-
halt alu ~ 80 OoO IL appropriated Ia the
a Library ic amount be Distributed
.n, ll,c n,ls i, AZ 49, - iho Trustees empowered
s4JJlJ heI own icnluncion ana or contin
gtnclcs.
TIE EXERCISES Ar OCEAN CIRQUE.
OCEAN GnotE y. J.. Aug. o IS cidt-Tlo young
p.pl, meeting tins morning nll To ONerio~mg. Mis-
Is Iar,i Chandler oondn' cd the Monan- Christian Encour
an.u,nt meeting Addresses uadr by Mrs Chandler.
Mrs j. Boswell Mis- Rose, Mrs Wheeler. and Dr. stokes
WOaAN> MlS,iONAhY DAY.
KEY EAbr n j.. Aug. tSpeeaij-Ihls NO
man missionary dsy III the SUNDAY school assembly IN.
IN id,,s Mrs Manic Chace. MI. Bra'y described
tl,r M,C ali ni-slon r. Lamb nad. aldcss
9Th, Mofinons and then I'1Or MIS- Joan n'as gave "h
sc.unt OF mss.ouuy wVfk among tie CLlnosc IA tiis
county.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR A MEXICAN WAR.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Aug. ,Specidi.)-Thc
.tu,t,on Oh the Mexican frontier has caused much eX-
ctement among tue iron-~orkers IN this city. some
days ago company OF volunteers wA' formed of TN"
.,o.. NJ enlistng should there be war Ono ONcill,
,nr,rry corporal IN the English army n n coiiinapd
,r the recruits and drills thsn nightly. Men omroy"d
~. 80 IIniun Ais banded together At meeting last
n,eht snI ~ ore volunteer Ten young moh oi the
Cleveland Mills started Tor the southwest yesterday 70
~. ~, n And N husl lIlItios should begIn
suAaoKIS Penn. Aug. 5.-Lieutensnt- Colonel John
W Maids late OF tho lO4th Pennsyiyania Voun eern.
no. r.crute 100 here and Offers their services To
the United states Government In Tue event oi u war
~,t Mrx
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IOSDOS. Aug. D.
r.,. popTuCuEsE KING ENGLAAD.-rne King or
,,'n.al wuo comes "a visit 10 Gu on Victoria, ar
,,vsI at Plymouth to-dAy. lio Was recoiVcu ny 'ho
Duke OF COnnaughI
e,.,,,sn ron THE MONTREAL CUr.-Ths coDtes Tor
=, W, =. a. tuacnge Cup between detachment oi
CANADIAN artillery anu various Britisn %
annr of 6G Tho Middcsex team were second Win
score Oi &c.
Co,oKgD MEN As FokIsIhhs - ne rot.se. r.,, .n"
So'c .,c.ster bus u iDousy Hd"ptcd
Court ..sy ~, that whiie II Ia uudesiraDio In prncPo
'on men admission 10 tDo 0rhrf, yct' III
!" IeIn m, subsidiary III. Contt OF Anerra u
deieenoe ~ L. enforce rule, And he EnsnsA
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CRIMLS IND CASUALTIES.
ONE BOILER DID IT ALL.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 5-Thc boiler OF ak horse power sta
tionary tho cellar ~ No l,4v2 North
broadway exploded last evening and was blown through inc
roof high iuo tho In dcsccnlng
crashed through hnay resting on tho hooI of tho
front Of the No one was seriously hurt
SHOT By AN INTENDING TRAIN kOBBER
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. bWhie train No ON the Mo.
route nearing Banbrigo last night with express
Perkins and r. winchester
combined baggage and express some kickoi
for admission Thinking was
train Winchester opened It, e WAS shot In the breast
burIy man Perkins fired several shots
intruder II iom the train and escaped WIN
taken anbrise. where his wounds, which Arc
serious, attended ".
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IGNAcIO rAPIA SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.

MATAMOnAs Mexico. Aug. 5.-On sunday wmic
In the mountains Bnrgos. gnaco Iatia the rc'o-
utonary bandit chief quarrelled with Conde'aro her
mandcz. who insubordinate Hernandez hreo Oh
Taiia and wounded him seriously in two places. The
latter returned the fire and shot his adversary down.
hernandez WA. a noted ruaian being formerly II
hackman in this CITY, aud wounded in the election
riots last winter 1t il reported that troops are tchg
pushed iop the interior and that several corps are en-
route her. frun Monterey Bonda's band. when they
left Burpos went In the direction of Soto la Marina
Mauricio CrLze the Nuevo Leon revolutionl-t, VINO
has captured many horses, is making for the border
with his uluder Troops are ready 10 cut him oh
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rIOpEMENr or Az HETRENx

CHICAGO. Aug. 5 (Speciab.-The elopcment
OF young hoiress Madeline X ssier. with one Alfred
Rickuer caino to light to-day. Tho father OF Miss
Krss or was flour merchant At No. 457 State.st He
died three weeks ago. leaving an estate valusd st
$4,000 The young woman bore u good reputation
handsome. She disappeared last tuesday and II
known that sho went with Rickuer to Canad y.
Tho lattor 10 married to . woman known here as
Madame Chaquettc.
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POLLIICS N INDIANi.

INDrANAPoIIs, Aug. . (SpecidD. lndi-
ana Attorney General. answer to question submit
ted by tho Governor. to-day gAvo an official opinion
holding that Lieutenant Governor should be elected
this fall to MI the vacancy In that oeo caused by Con
eral Mansons acceptance OF the Tsrrs aute Collector
snip A. tho matter involves extraordinary political
possibilities ia view of Governor Gray- ambition To
United ars Senat And tho ADVANTAGE TO tho
Repubicans Of having the presdng officer OF tho state
pAign will hAve Importance that the
biennial elections have never before had.
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me FIRh RECORU.
ALoss OF Ten MlLLruN- IN JULY.

Loss OF Ten MILLIONS N July.
The July fire record III the United States and
Cana csiiudtrdby ~ Aer iort Duiy fo0'""rc'd
Euittn involved o.s property worth $40 oJO.o0o.
an amount 30 greater than the average fire
loss Ia Juiy 1ur nearly twrhV >rHrs Tue hvcfagr loss
10y Juy for the past ten or Twelve years Ia, been
about S7,OOuOOO lh~ paper gives list oi 10 Jnly
from ifs own NJ where tho loss vas
$40 1000 snd inward. Tu,Tr sixteen nr"s whose
dl.tructyruess AGGREGATED more tnan ei,OOOOJO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06
NOMfNI TIONS ~ ARKANSAS,

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Aug 5.-The Executive
Committee appointed 10y the state Wheel Convention IN
June and which failed to mako a ticket. has met and
made tho following nominations Governor C. {.
Cunningham. of Pulaski Secretary OF state-J J. Bell.
of White; Audtor-Over s. Jones, OF Nevada; Treas
urer-r j. Andrews. Of CleOurne; superintendent OF
Public Instruction-A. b NArDerry. OF Montgomery
state Land Com uissioRsrt' r. Tobrey. OF Pope: At
tornsy -Gsueral-John NJ. Hanel, OF Garland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06
MISTAKEN sIhhL MANUfA orrRRRs

PITTsBUKG, Aug. tSp'cmh.-Thc shipments
OF foreign steel Dill-t, and blooms To THIS has
stopped. Only 300 rrcoved here, aud thoy
were 40 inferor the aticics manufactured IN
tins country that tho manufacturers At once cancelled
their ordera Between January and March Putsburs
manufacturers gavs orders tor 10000 tons. Tho de
livery began only weeks and there
Of II 40 ~ Pnilaielpia ana Now York In th. mean
fIinc the price of American hilcts aud blooms had
drnunnn fInD IJI 10 $50 tom
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TuREATENED DIsOKDERS Is BELFAST

BELFAST, Aug. 5.-Mobs have been
assembling IN tho streets today threatening serious
d,s,rder meeting nsld tonight at which petit
ZION 10 the Mayor drawn up requ sing him TO
assert mis- position as chief magistrate. The conduct OF
TIA rssdent ag-tratcs and police was strongly con-
damned aud d-putLtiOn was appointed to request tn"
Mayor to meeting Of ratrpayers to dscuss the
fu,ure govern nent Of tho town. Many persons al the
lnIurel BY alOnes thrown by 0utslders
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DUEL OVER SARAH BERNHARDT.

BUENOs AYREs, Aug. 5, via CavestOn.-
sarah Berubardt continues TO draw crowded houses
svsrv night. Tho French and Italian newspapers,
which have been engaged fiery dspuc relative to
tho .rstlc merits OF Sarah Brrnhadt. made sOm" un-
favorable remarks regarding their antagonists "n"i-
.It,s. The rrsult WAS duel between SenOres Ccruu
nd Iussior, both OF whom were wounded. IL Is re-
,,nrteI that more ducls Will take place.
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DEATH OF A WOMAN GTMN4ST

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Especial. Victoria
Grace rapcze performer. died at the Charity Hospital
yesterday She had boen IN the employ OF Barnum.
Howe, FOrepaugh and other showinsn. She died In
great poverty and hcr body WAS unclaimed, It WAS
put ASIDE FOR dissection aud studsnts OF tho medical
college had work hours when FarantS
. theatrical manager. clAimed II aud gave It burial
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CASE OE TIE CApTuRED FIsHERMEN.

OTTAWA, Aug. Sit is understood that the
Government will prosecute tho owners Of the Ella VI.
Doughty and other American fishing vessels seized by
Canadian cruisers the charges those made
out several eais the OF the White Fawn
and l. H. NickrrsOn II will be represented that they
came into port for purposes than those spscd
in the treaty OF 1878 ana "A plea Will also be
rated for infractiOn OF tho ustou.s laws.
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SERIOUS SICKNESS OF COLONEL j. p BARR.
PrrTsBURG. Aug (Specidh. health OF
Cooas James +. Barr, Eiitorn-chsf OF The Post con-
nos precarious shat tho news OF tho death Of his
longtime friend and fellow politician, Samuel TIlden,
ha, not boom made known hiuL Perhaps no warmer
friendship existed that between tho Sage OF
Groy stOno aud Colonel Barr.
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THE ENGLINU SWiMNER BEATEN

Aug. tSpecmO.-'The second
contest the series Of WINNING contests between
Dennis +. Bntrr, champion OF America, and ". u
johnson, champion Of Ensiani, for pirsc Of $1,000
aud tho OF tue WORLD took place TINS
Ing tho course being three miles from Grsrnwich Point
10 tho uo rn ~ua Of I.iiecway PAX. Butler
with great forty hve minutes. beating his
tutor four al.
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nEGREEs CoNrERKED or AMERICANs.

HEIJELBERG, Aug. 8. - Honorary degrees
have conferred the University upon Professor
Alexander Graham Bell. Of Washingtoni professor
Edward ID. Copo. OF Philadelphia: Professor Othnoi
Charles Marsh OF Nsw-IIaveu Professor simon new
comb Of Ihe Nautical Almanac Al wash
sgton, and Professor John W. Pwel. director OF the
Geological survey. Tho Grand Duke of Bsien has Dee d
made Doctor Of Theology. and the hereditary Grand
Duke Doctor Of Law.
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Suicide or A NivAL OFFiCER.

WAsnIAGrON. Aug. 5.-The Navy Depart
ment is lnform~d that Liz Edward r. Mcclellan
Committed suicide thI- morning by shooting himself al
his fathers homo ia Brooklyn, n. Y.
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FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.

PARIS. Aug. 5.-The French Government has
intmated the Vatican that France viii tain her
right Of exercising proIecorate over French missons
Ia China leaving tho Holy 500 Responsible for the
euits Of Of apostolic delegate ~
fekin The Pope replied that he ready To uEder
Take the responsibility.
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meeting OF all the Bonaparte family. except Prince
Victor, will be hold on August Is at Prangngs Prince
Jerome Bonaparte will preside The object OF tho meet
Ing is to unite the royast party Prince Victor declines
to attend Oh the ground that he alone represents tho
empire.
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rur SEW EIIItKs OF IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Aug. 5.-1he Marquis OF London
derry took the oAto OF Lord Lieutenant OF Irc-
hand and Sir Michael Hicks Beach took tho oath ss
Chef secretary for Ireland to-day In THIS CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06

DUBLIN, Aug. Sat Mr.. OBrIen's request
Mr. Psrneli nxs consented that Mr.. Leamy should ac
company Messrs. O'Brisn ana Redmond tho deogatei
Of the Psrnete party the Irish League Convention
MChicxgo. Tho delegates will sail from Queenstown On
sunday.
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MEETING OF ALL THE BnNAPARTEs.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-The Paris announces that u