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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
DEVOTED TO HER DrIyG SWEETHEART.

Birmingham Conn, Feb. 10 (spcciab.-Albcrt Bcr-
singer died in the New Haven Hospital, OF consumption
on SATURDAY night and buried in the birmingham
Cemetery on sunday. lie was engaged 10 be married
TO Christina Mansfield, q pcctibc German woman Of
this place but owing 10 i'll health va, forced Z" give
up work. lie grow rapidly worse, and wa, sent
south for his health At Richmond, Va, he became Dc
,pondcnt and wrote Mis- Mansfield that he would kill
himself She Immediately went south & nnr'' hm'
and brought him a, far Eorh "a, New Haven, when
his strength gave out and She forced 81 cav" hm
- tbe bospital She worked FOR him. and even pawncd
her level, and clothing to keep him ~ comfort Nic j.
bOu usehccpcr in the family Of MS Alma o' one "l tic
The sympathy OF many well known people.
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OUTLINE OF THE QUEENS SPEECH.

ENGLAND'S CORDIAL FOREIGN RELATIONS-A
DECREASE OF CRIME IN IRELAND.
London Feb. 1O.-The Queens speech was read az
the Ministerial dinners tonight.
II opens with a reference to the cordial relations
existing between Her Maicsty'S Government and all
foreign countries. Portugal il says, has acccdch U
the request of England in regard 70 Central Africa
and the Portuguese Government IS doing it, best 10
maintain the friendly relations that have always eX-
i,ted between that country and England. with these
endeavors Her Majesy's Government heartily CO.
operates
II next allndcs TO the Brussels Conference and ex-
presses the hope and faith that favorable results VIII
be accomplished by it toward the suppression OF the
slave trade.
Egypt is congratulated upon her financial prosperity,
and the Samoan settlement is briefly alluded 70; and
there is a promise 10 lay before Parliament all the
papers relating 10 the samoan Conference and 10 the
Extrsdton Treaty with the United states
Turning 10 colonial themes. Her Majesty expresses
hopes for good results from the Federation movement
in Australia.
In home legislation Ireland viii demand a proml-
nept placc IN the attention Of Parliament. Her
Majesty is glad TO announce marked dimnution III
the amount Of agrarian crime and "A decrease III te
number Of counties wherein II Is iDuHd NECESSARY u
promise 10 introduce Land Purchase bill and a
Local Government bill, and other measures ioF IN
proving the material interest, of Ireland.
The programme Of the session further mciudcN, lof
Employers Limited Liability bill; fQr scpualu, 4 /
measure empowering the local authorities to deal WIN
private bill business. also proposals for allcVIdS l'
distress IN the Highlands, and for improved dWeings
for tho working people. An amendment u the law
affecting the trustees Of saving, banks completes the
1t is reported tonight upon good authority that the
Government VII propose 70 Parliament an aPpropIa
ireland and that It's bin extension Of the powers
given by Lord Ashbourne's Act.
The EXtradtiOn Treaty. with the United states
awaits only approval In Washington.
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nrr,rIrIyG BlyK CASHIER.

Lancaster. Pcun Feb. 10. Ellis I"rI cashier "'
tic Lincoln National ank. at Lincoln 'Ai' '""'' j.
q dcflultrr to the extent of .-''olo. i"'
,,.. cytc,dcd oy.r "A considerable period, and TIE
money VA, u.cd f. assist nn I.phrta finn. IN in'
,e.tir,tion Of the iank', Affairs j, now IN prc'rc''.
So arrest, have yet been made
Bard who is a young man, has no mean, '' "'
own. bat h, b.ndsmcn are Liable Tor F-3'ooo' "'l'l
amount viii probably cover the deficit The d'il' l''
H. not believed &, have prohtcd ly th' robbery W'
whole amount having been swallowed np '' In tr i,
,,. nf b. ul,rttr frfu where large -uur Wrlr r~l.
The directors of th, bank declare tIt I'id " '"'
forcd" trc book, and advanced lI-r .lI'. Nl,."u'
t,,ir tr,ur r,do. M. la, resigned ms Office but mo-
criminal steps have vet been ttkcI against H"l' lH
hank examiner who has b'cn -'nt Tor has nI' Hrt,
arrived. The BAN. Is d"ln1 b"-'' %,,d q, ""''' "'''
President %l,,lcy say, it cm meet ali demands
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,u.c,rpro ny / DISAPPOINTED LOVER.

Eureka. Cal., Feb lO-Mr'. D. a. ril'e' VINO was
,..i,.i in \upu,t 1882 was shot on saturday night
~ her home by Charles II. Bowdcn, Of san Fran
cisco. WHO then made desperate attempt to end his
own life Howdcu went o Mrs. Prices house and
when she opened the door seized her. and after firing
tt,cc shots lodged the fourth In her heart. Just
a. thc last shot was fred her husband appeared ana
,:,ri,ut hcr she fell. lie then dubbed IoWdeh
vitl the pistol after hc latter had put bullet INTO
hl. own Er,h. r0Ndcu viii probably die lie wrote
II statement before the shooting. claiming that Mr'
price wa, hi, Wifc but II i thought that he paid aite
iinus 10 her and cnragcd over her marriage, on
which he had only recently heard Ills father lives
In Duluth.
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ptrisrD WITH Mr. RrDrRS APPOINTMENT.

Ncy, Haven Feb. 10 CNpccian.-F. VI. Ryder. OF TINS
citv who was to-day nominated by PRESIDENT harrison
10 be United states Consul at quebec Is one III '1e
most popular and energetic young Republicans III
Conucctitut lie is highly educated. speaks several
ic,cos nncutlv and resided several years in Quebec
MFR RYDER il, thirty seven years old. At the age OF
sixteen hc learned the trade of printer. ana during
the last eight years has been foreman OF Tine Fa
ladium" composing ROOM Ills appointment Is source
Of much satisfaction 10 the young Republicans o tho
STATE and several letters expressing gratitude for the
recognition shown a Young man of high ability VINO
I,. worked hi, way up from the bottom rOuhi Oh tho
l,d,icr have been sent "a General Flatt ana OIucI
r1rurr, Of the Connecticut delegation. who secureu
tltn lnnnll fmpnt.
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SINKING OF 4 MISSISSIPPI STEAMER.
Az ACCIDENT DUE To Az UNFINISHED BRIDGE
pIEE-SENEN rEEaoNs nE0MNI.D.

An ACCIDENT Dl J. II ~ NJ N4SIiIb b+'A H''i'
pIER-SEVEN PEEsONs DROWNED.
Memphis. Tenn. Feb. 10TH, tJ1hoat Pot Eads,
Captain Nelson Davis. If tine 81 Lou!, and Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company. Wa, srnh tI, morn
ing at o'clock at the site Of th" a." 1l ad ldr"
two miles below the city. she carried "A crew 4
about forty men. and for time tl" widest Tn"e
prevailed the los, Of life being placed at from
twenty-five to thirty-Gvc, but II f. row learned
that only seven person, were drowned. Tire
Port Eads had tow Of siN grain laden barge
and one fuel barge, destined for New orleans from
Cairo They passed the city shortly before :. tins
morning in heavy fox LuSginS the Tennessee shore
closely The steamer approached tho bridge a. s'vl'
a, possible but owing 10 the dense fs. She ran upon
the sunkcn pier \ moment later she was seen 10
stop suddenly hang stationary for minute, ana th"n
swing round with heavy force aud settle on one SIDE
Men ran from every direction to the yawL hehilne
each other in panic stricken desperation 10 ra'l H.
one man detached the ropes holding II ana Wa about
10 climb in. when wafer rushed IN over the h""t7
deck and all ran 10 the other side. Another wave
closed over the boats deck, and AL ran - The ,ldc
when she settled lower. Zen Of III" crew N"c taken
to the United state, Hospital nc4Ibr suffering from
cut, and bruises ana the rcmaludc' Wcre cared Tor q,
the houses along the shore. The Port Ead' wa7 Nuu'd
at $4,000. The barge, ana contents arc uhIhIWcI'
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TIE NEW pornArrR IS 4 DEMOCRAT.

Augusta. Ga, Feb. 10. TWO pofoic" Inspectors
and one United states Marshal are now at sharon in
c-teating the po-toGcc trouble there. II j, asserted
by citizen, in Sharon that Duchwort, who has hereto
for, been Democrat, turned Republican for The sake
of onicc In card b. THE Chronicle which will be
publ he'd to morrow, y. g. Edwards. DucAvoTh's
friend against whom the indignation of the citizen,
was also directed, says that DuchTOrth is Demo
cr,t a. wcr, the tWo other applicants for the pla'c
and ihi, fact stated iu his appicati0n. " The
Chronicle says the whole affair is small ,cnsa
lion There VIII g." no distraction or violence any
vhcr, i'm Georgia to Republican official, di-clarGiue
the luticf Of the Office to which they appointed by
the President.
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LECoNEY QUARRELLED WITH HIS NIECE
HIS CONFESSION TO A XFIGHBOR WHOM He
THREATENED TO KILL.

Camden. y. J.. Feb. 10 (Spccian.-ln the Leconey
murder trial today william II. smith. an uncouti
sinplc-mndcd wood>man, who lived IN tiny CABIN
in the forest close the Leconcy farm SAID under
oath
About O'Clock the morning OF september -
the DAY Of the murder | went out TO my woodplc
to cut some wood, and ChalNcy Lcconcy stood hy my
wood-horsc. He called ont Hello smith, then he
said: I've had a little fuss with A"ne ana ! IN
afraid I've hurt her You tell Garrett Murray To -ay
that the last time he Annie alive, she Wa'
standing at the kitchen door calling the dog. ZEN
him TO hold his tongue or 10y - I'll All Won.
III make il all right with yOu when Annie goes Bone
Leconey was barchcadcd then. and wore ragged WHO
shirt, light striped TROUSERS and slipper, went -
work on Thomas EObcrtss farm that day, and did
not hear that the girl killed TIL 10 O'Clock, when
Mrs. Robert, came ont and told me about 1t. t"d
Garrett Murray what Lcconcy lad said. but ! told
nobody abOnt LccOncy', visit TO ny hou-" III ''r
Friday after the murder. when ] Was arrested ana
taken to Prosecutor Jenkins oihc"
Another strong card of the states today was the
proof through Professor 4. r. Brown, that the rol-c'
and shirt, and The slippers found in Lcconcy'S house
the dav after the murder mad blood stains. which
even thorough washing had not cHaccd. These rr,
the articles which Murray swOrc on saturday that
Lcconey at breakfast on the fatal 9orning.
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TIE cARrmAGINIAY PICKED Up.

Baltimore. Feb. 1O-Thc steamship Carhagnan.
Of the Allan Line. which owcd into the Delaware
Brcakwatcr. piccd mp on Friday afternoon about
iorty-thrcc miles southeast ~ cape licnopcn. Th"
agent, here oi tine line have d,patchc, concerning
the accident supplcmcuune those Of the A,-ociAtcd
Pre-.
Philadelphia. Icb. 1O.-Thc iE.Itish iI'umship
Cla,lcbayc. which met the di,aJ.ol stc .mehip
Cartasiuidu of The coast q Delaware. and toNed her
into the Delaware NrethWdt"r, arrived 40 this port
10 day. Tho CarthaciuIiu b. -tu anchored oh the
IrcahWater. but viii. u i- Thought b" brought a.
Camp'- .ALpyard here for repairs. Her passenger,
VIII probably remain ou board until her arrival In
Philadelphia ard continue the journey 10 baltimore by
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FINDING THE BoDlrs or A DROWNED FAMILY

Lake in fine tovu Of Ro-cndac. whore the drowning
accident occurred yesterday afternoon has been v''cd
by crowd, Of people all day. ErapphnS LOT 'n'
Lode, was anxou-ly watched by Borrowing iHcnu'
and nclgIbors The body Of MR.. John slater Nh'
wa. the last Of the sN victims drowned, was hrrt
secured last evening. An hour later. the BODY %
Edmund. The oldest son, was found ana eve" V"'l W
,ho .,r r.,i,n,n wa, brought t. tin .urfdcc. -
hodlc, of John slater, the father, Louis NEih'r, h'
Httlc I'VE ycaroll grandson, and Matilda, bu'hi /"
Young girl. were found thi, morning. Inc n"Il''
wcr, placed side by side In the little home, when ma y
bcrn robbed of an it, inmates, To await the corocr'
action.
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rIIE rEIcE or sAwnr,r wENr rr wIrM 4 wMIRL

oshkosh. Wis. Feb IO-Thc cold snap Of The last
two days has proved bonanza to the idlo laborcrs
Of tIi, city. In fact the ccmcn. WHO have made ar
ranccment, 10 operate here anticipate scrou, dculiy
in obtaining sufficient to handle the crop should
the cold weather continue few DAYS longer the lee
industry viii give employment 10 Over 1000 men ana
a hundred teams, The advent of these ice operators
has created boom in Sawdu- and for the hi>t tlme
in the history of OSHKOSH that usually useless com
modify has market value. Flfty cents "ae'nl load
was thought 10 Lc a b, price. To-day 10 secure few
loads or 100 loads - per load had 10 --'ad. ono
resident o the city and speculative genius realized
some days ago that the iccmcu would Doe Obliged Ia
Use large quantities OF -aTdu,t and Immediately made
d eaMdu.t lnrlcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
AMENDING THE DTVORCE LAWS.

Trenton y. j., Feb. 10 tNpncan.-Mr Potts. hill.
amending the divorce hv' 30 that persons deserted
for "A period Of two YEAR may apply for severance
Of the marriage relation, came Up to-day for final
action in the House. Mr.. Erwin, of Ilad,on, mado
a strong speech AGAINST A. He said II Was designed
to turu th, Chanccty Court iHtp dNOnc mill Other
su.ocbc, were made against th' Bin strong cHolr
an thc mart Of Nr. lott- 10 gct vote, before the d-
ri,..iou Iccan could not bc overcome and the bill
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Sryr ro LALL ro WoRK orr 1 rINE FOG r0HGEEI

Asbury Park, Feb. 10 OHpcc'al''- -S'"'"el l." 'v'
riuo ir q voung man who lived near bury Park, who
had plcodcd guilty 10 charge, of having forged the
name Of hi, uncle, samuel Pcrin", wealthy r'-
dent Of Jamcsburg. to notcs, Wa aidIsh'd bei'io
judge WalIing to-day at Freehold for sentence. The
notes had been discounted by the First National
Bank Of A-bury Park The lo,~ 70 the bank had been
made good by the young man ftaii we JuuEc
Wallng fined him 800 the costs "i the case. lie
N,nn In ILI
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EXAMINING THE AMEGIcAy SURETY COMPANY

Chicago, Feb. 10 (spccial-Thc American surety
,ornapv of New York filed petition in the superior
count for the appointmcnt Of "A referee TO pas on ia
ability and right 10 act surety on bonds The pen
on is the first Of the Kind fled IN ihe courts ana Is
made uudcr the law which went into force JhN /
1851. providing for the licensing Of CORPORATION, 10
t -. individuals in signing the bonds OF cmplpVc'.
Srn tay rrovidcs that such corporation, must nave
canital Of not les than T21OOOo ana must II't pc
ma. sed upOn by an officer Of the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
MRS. PARyELL To APPLY FOE 4 Pension.

Trenton, y. j., Feb. 10 (Spcciab Mrs. Deia >
Parnell, mother Of Charles stewart Parncil' Wa
among the visitors In the Senate Gallery to day she
carries her seventy four years lightly, looking Younger
than most women Of sixty. She called upon GOV
crnOr Albeit In the Executive Chamber 10 ask h's
assistance in securing the passage Of the COngr'-
sOna bill providing PEI sion for her rs the dangl
ter OF Commodore stewart The Governor assured
her that he would exert his influence In her behalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
covrrsrJyG THE WILL or o. g HEALEr

p,vr,ortb uass Feb. 1O-Thc hcirs-at law OF Oliver
{; Ucalcv Ioto Of Whitman have petitoncd the Jad1e
of prhte for q revocation 0f the degree allowing lA'
WILL which was probatcd in 1876. The Pcul''nc1s
assert that the instrument is not the VIII o il''c''
and that the nearest Of lin were Ignorant {" I'' pre-
scntation and allowance. Under the VIII lls I'M
can Bible society and the American Missionary 20
cicty Of New York received the bulh "i tht 49,. ,
the former society being LEFT abohi Tioooo anu 'i
lnlnlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
rArMERs AGAINSr XR. LonEKS MIL.

Syr,cnec, y. y, Feb. 10 (SpcciaD-Thc farmers In
Central NcyN Norll greatly exercised over the canal
oucs,iou and have pa-ed Che following resolution ::
r,.nl,cd That We lpol, with alarm the bill I'm
trndurcd into th" Assembly bt A,-cmblyman Lpdcr,
Which provide that the aIn Of %j2'2O!o shall ho
,cv,d Il, "a tax ON the property 90 the stat" tp meet
,.,ual appropratIpn, for 1-1o, and that We earnest
nrotrt against th, most unjust and nnnccc AIRY bill
II wa, resolved TO send copies of this resolution to
tIio members OF the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

THE EXPIRATION OF TIE MODUS VIVENDI.
Ottawa, ont. Feb. 1O.-Although the modu, vvcndl
arrangement expires on Friday next the Government.
according to Sir John Macdonald. has made no decision
regarding its renewal. 1t is acknowledged on all
hands that the arrangement has worked well. but 10
make 1t possible for the Government to continue i
consent would have To be gained from Parliament.
should the Government decide 20 issue licenses this
year. the required authority could speedily be secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
FLOODS on TIE ISLAND OF KANI.

San Francisco, Feb 10.-llOnoulu papers received
by steamer yesterday give accounts of unprecedented
rain and floods the Island of Kani place of large
sugar plantations. The rain came on January
II. without wind, and in about twenty four hours
twelve inches of rain fell. The dam at the Lihuc
Mill burst and swept everything in the valley before
il, carrying away TWO bridges and Chinese store
over $500 in coin lost, and two Cinnamon were
drowned. Many Germans working in the sugar mills
had narrow cScapeS
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srccK or DEIuEL BRoS. To BIZ S2LD.

Chicago. Feb. 10 Cspecall.-fhe much complicated
case Of the Dcimcl Bros. settled THIS morning for
some time. AT least by jude collins. Despite the
vehement protest, Of the attorney Tor The furniture
people Receiver Thoma, Parker, ir obtained leave t.
complete all unfinished WORK In the store and to ad
vcrti,, the stock and furniture and property Of every
hind for sale To the highest bidder The receiver H.
now free to put the stock together and mai" about
twice the showing already made. The rcsalt J. a
victory for tho Now York creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

Minneapolis Feb. 1o-A dispatch to The Journal
iiom Lanedon says During the storm on Thursday A
Norwegian. name unknown. came 10 town. nll"d up on
wh.,key and started for home. ten milo, away. Ilo
never arrived there and supposed % lie buried under
the snow. ON saturday another storm came up and
while II raging Nr-. William King started 10 IL
tIrn home frD,l ucirlor'- house. size lost her
and Yesterday was f03nd dead within twenty rods
nl q hnu-c.-
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4 BIG NINE FLOODED.

ViIkc.barrc Penn. Feb. 1o.-Opcraons AT the
Ayondalc mino suspcnccI to-day ior an Indefinite
u,,c ou account of tlr flooding %; thn workings.
whether the water come, from tho Su,Guchann' River
m e p,are. near by has not vet been asccrtliHcd.
nj l. tnr mine V here noarly 200 lives lost In an
eerrninsion in 1863 Five hundred men and boys are
tbfu,yu out OF employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
PRESENTED TO EMPRESS FREDERICK.

Berlin, Feb 1O.-Mrs. William Walter Phelps wife
of the American Minister. presented on saturday
70 the Dowager Empress Frederick at her palace IN
this city. The presentation was made by countess
szecehnyi wife of the AustrO Hungarian Anba Sador
and Count Won ScckendOri, Of the cX Empress House
hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
ANNIYERsARY nr TILE r1.AcK rAG1r

Berlin, Feb. 1O.--"The POST is Informed that the
Prince OF Wales will arrive here on March -. lie
comes to be present at the festival Of the Order Of
the Black Eagle. which will celebrate this year its
eighty eighth anniversary This is the senior of the
PrIssian order Of knighthOOd and was founded by
Frederick l. The more ancient orders, tho HrauGc.
bOurg chapter Of the Order OF ST. john OF Jerusalem
first founded in the fourteenth century and tho order
Of Military Merit first founded in 1863 have all been
reOrganized that their present dates later than
that Of the order Of the Black Eagle which is 17Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
WITH UNCLE SANS STEEL CRUISERS.

Toulon Feb. 1O.-The United States squadron sailed
today for Villcfranchc. Tho officers were much
cratifed at the warmth and codality Of their reception
here The ball at the Marlno Prefecture was a
dazzling success. brilliantly attended by all the French
officers fn uniform and by many beautiful women.
The whole place decorated with the gorgeous stars
and stripes the band played the " star Spanglcd
Bannero in way that made the gallant Americans
happy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
REPUBLICANS NOT OF ONE MIND.

Lisbon. Feb. 1O-Thc newspaper, the Debates
denies that the Republicans of Portugal agree with
those of spain in desiring that joint manifesto
against Great Britain shall be made from the two
countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
EARTHQUAKES ~ ST. LOUTS.

81. Iouis, Feb 10 (spccalj.-rwO successive earth
ounke shocks were felt all Over the city at % p n
today The shocks most powerful In south 81
Ious and were felt In nearly all dwelling houses
Many people were frightened. but there was no
damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

AN AFRICAN EXPLORER RETURNS TO ENGLAND
London, Feb 1O.-Captain Nelson, OF stahicS
Expedition, has arrived at Leeds.
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TIE PLOT AGAINST FERDINAND.

Vienna, Feb. 1O.-Prncc Ferdinand is changing all
the chief commanders in the bulgarian army. MI
arrests have been made in the Bulgarian towns
on the Danube Of p0tters' committees involved III
the attempt Fcrdlnand'S life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

one pound appears to have been entirely given up
The Financial News this morning states that the
proposed innovation decidedly opposed bv thc
leading bankers of the country and tina, on. Of
Difference to their views the whole subject has been
dnicflY shcVed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
TIE ENTERPRISE SAILS FROM MADEIRA.

Madeira. Feb. 1O-Thc United states steamer Enter
prise which has board the body of George ii.
Pendcton, late American Minister TO Germany sailed
from h.?c for Bermuda on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
4 COFFEE.LADEN STEAMER LOST.

La Trinidad Feb. 10, via Galveston. Textile
German steamer SafkaIah. with her cargo of 10000
bags of coffee, has been lost at Punta de Remedies,
near ACaJutla. The crew were saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
reGlyG PENSIONS ros AlL rXIoy so1DrEa&

Charleston. ". Va. Feb 10 Gp.cmJ.-Ihc Lcg'
Iat,rc 10 day passed resolution iayorng the pension
Inc of all Federal soldiers Of the and lnstructng
nf such a hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
ryr FIRST urRRIyG CARGO OF THE SEASON.

THE FIRST HERRING CARGO OF THE SEASON.
81. john y. b., Feb. 10.-The hopes OF the fisher
mon are al last raised 1t feared that the herring
season would be failure, owing to the fact tat none
Of the vessels had yet arrived: on saturday, hoW. hW
ever the schooner T. b. COlwcll came mo port Wiuh
500 barrels, the first catch Of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
Az ryD no A FINANCIAL SCHEME.

Iondon. Feb IO-The muchtalked-of idea OF pro-
posnc legislation by Parliament TO authorize the issue
Of Bank of England notes Of the denomination OF
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OYSTERMEN LOST ~ A STORM

SIX BOATS LOST IN A FLEET OF SEVEN.
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