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New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

prpt.uJJcANS ACTIVELY AT WORK.

REPTBr.ICANS ACTIVELY AT WORN.
\ large anl enthusiastic meeting or the Ma"-
haitian Ecpub.icau club Of the NNNlth Assembly
plstrct WIS nrlI last night In kohringS Han ole-
anI-sixtecnth-st. and SeconI-aVe fu'il ~"
members were present and thirty-,wo new members
w.r. added to the roll Of this popular ana pros
perotis club Resolutions were passed unanii0uWSIs W
strongly rrdftirming the clubs nlorSthei. o' NV, Nv
NIlhniauI plan Of reorgariZation ana II was a,Su
resolved that the organization b. tncCrPpratrl u,ie
m. law. of The state of N"w-l ork Ent0iilns
.,ticers f,r IN. district were also elected Nlhanl
I Walters is president ani Edward Marsra'S i
secretary of tn" club. -, x.,.h ,ssorn
The Republican organization Of the MIN Assc',.- A.
hlv District will hold important business ihe' mr.
Inp tonight at $50 o'clock. at No. IL EST "cis
.ighth-si Al the members have been suhHlo'., ! l
,,,J f., i,rp. number are sure 10 be present a. 'H'
nrincipll work will be- the selection OF the p. plio
in Zach election district for the public enrolment
which wi,l take place Tuesday next -,
rbn members Of the XIih Assembly DISTRICT *, re
pubicam Organization Will meet tonight AT ~ hr!rh M :
i,,.rs' Han Twenty -fOurth-s. between S"cohh an,
!TEiri aves DR. A :. Houghton Will PRESIDE anu
49, Tho men OF the district have been busy 'urI's
TO last week I'm getting recruits. th.re VIII pe d
i,ry. enrolment Of now members I MAJ P''P"It'
iiors vii b. made FOR the public enrolment ana the
coming primaries
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

SUBSTANTIAL RISES MADE DURING THE
DAYS TRADING.
A DDTDED ADVANCE IN SUGAR SAID TO BE
DUE TO FAVORABLE NEWS FROM WASH
INGToN-ST. PAUL LEADS THE LIST
OF RAILWAY SHARES IN POINT
OF SALES.

OF SALES.
The stock market opened strong yesterday and
prices generally showed substantial increases. The
features Of the day were American Sugar Rein
Ing General Electric. National Lead. st. Paul.
Lake Shore and Burlington. There active
movement in American Sugar Refining. and 1t re-
corded net gain of Az points. advancing TO 80 the
highes, figure reached since November p. Trans
actions in this stock amounted to 1920 shares.
The advance in the stock seemed to be based on
favorable news from Washington The dealings
in the stock were attended with considerable ex-
citement. and the bulls were in absolute control
Pool brokers bid for this stock at the opening.
which caused a sharp advance. and traders ana
outside operators who sold large blocks short on
Saturday made haste
The advice from Washington appeared to be 70
the effect that the changes in the Tarif bill agreed
on by the Senate committee such 10 allow
the Trust a large profit on It's sugar. both that on
hand and that which is TO arrive Another reason
for the advance the expectation that the fun
quarterly dividend of per cent would be declared
to-day tomorrow.
National Lead stock advanced two points on ad-
vices of the favorable attitude Of the Senate Com
,nittee on the lead industry. General Electric ad-
vancel from the opening at 4la4 70 f@s covering
by the short interest seemed TO be In measure
responsible for this rise.
81 Paul led the list OF railway shares In activity
II opened 6Ii: advanced 10 62 and closed al blH
The trading In this stock amounted 10 J6.fp shares
The market continued strong 10 me close. ana ir"
shares showed a falling off from their highest
points reached In the day me total amount OF
business done amounted to 3oi.l%5 shares
Foreign bankers said yesterday that no Rod snip
though rates for sterling exchange We're near the
gold exporting point
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
THE CREDITORS ARE EXCITED.

The failure Of Cohn Il Marie. wholesale dealers
In tailors trimmings at No. u Lafayette race
has caused considerable stir among the creditors
an account of the large liabilities and small assets.
and IS likely to result In a lively litigation. A.
,orneys for a number Of creditors yesterday were
trying to find out what had become Of the stock
of merchandise which the firm had been carrying
little OF which was left IN It's store when th-
Sheriff took possession 1t asserted that the
firm had sold a large part Of its stock 10 an auc-
toneer for about $500. either on Friday or Sdtur
day -., ot.,,,
Two creditors whose claims aggregated ABOUT
So 500 obtained rcpevins and tried to recover thelr
nroperiv d. H. Arnold a. co. obtained an attacn-
Imert against the firm for s7is on the ground mat
Messrs Cohn Il Marbe are non-resihehts' b1'h
living in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

COPIES OF THE WORLD" OF FEBRUARY SEIZED
IN PARIS FOR ALLEGED LIBEL AND
MR.. PTLITZER SUED.

OOfIfS OF THE WORlD' OF FEBRUARY . SEIZED
~ PARIS FOR ALLEGED LIBEL. AND
MIR PULITZER SUED.
Paris. March 5-Upon information given by
Prince Colonna. John W. Mackay's son-n-aw.
Paris officials seized to-day all copies OF The
New-York World" OF February .. which were Of
fered here for sale. Prince Coonua declared that
an article published In THE WorlI' Of that date
was libellous. The paragraph To which h. objected
most strenuOusly said that he had been expelled
from the Jockey club In Rome for cheating at
cards. His lawyers have served a writ upon
Joseph Pulitzer. OF The World" claiming 10000
francs damages. Maitre Desiarlns. the Prince :
chief counsel says that his client will divide tn"
amount of damages which he expects VIII 10"
awarded him among the public charities of Naples
and Paris
Count Responi attache Of the Italian Embassy.
said. in an interview this evening. The charg"
that Prince Colonna was expelled from the Jockey
club FOR cheating at cards is a ludcrous and pal
club clubs go. but merely a sporting association
society. There is gambling whatever IN II.
of course. owing 10 its nature II * a fact that
two years ago Iambcrta Colonna was expelled
from Rome hunting cluh. called the 'ircolo della
Caccia. because h" HID cards bat this man Is not
related In any way to the princcly family OF CO.
Onna"
Signor Calatro who Is member OF the Jockey
club well the Circolp della Caccia, said to-
day that everybody In Rome and Naples was proud
to know Prince COlOnna as a friend and that there
had never been "A gambling scandal connected with
his name
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
TO MAKE IT WARM FOR PADDY" DIVER.

The report that Police Justice paddy Diver
was coming home was circulated through the lld
As nbly District Yesterday. causing variety OF
expressions among his hcelcrs. Many of them
would Ike To see him indicted for being AN acccs-
story before the fact in the election frauds with
which that district was filled last fall Some OF
DIVERS election captains threatened yesterday To
make II unpleasant for Paddy when he gets
back what form this "unplrasantness was likely
to take. could not be learned. Charles j. Auuarth
who the first prize offered by Diver. "A sloo
office IL n clerk in the Mayors Marshals office.
Auffarih denied any knowledge OF prizes Yesterday
His district gave 33 votes for Maynard the whole
number rrgstereh Jeremiah tronin ana Patrick
the winners OF the second and thirl prizes
also profesS"d ignorance IN regard 10 thrnn' anu
denied having received any prizes
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
rrprRlL orrLcERS AccrsED OF FRAuD

Birmingham. Ala. March Especial Examiners
Lee Chalmers and Lee Cowart have sprung SEN
sation in Federal Court circles by their report 10
Attorney General Olney. jus; made ThtE c""'se
North Alabama Commissioners and deputy mar sill; snl.s
with employing professional witnesses ana lorslns
bogus witnes 'es names 10 prosecutions mus MAJ ,h
work has been bold and systematic aIrauy , o.v
professional witness has been conycteu o
Robert charlson. W II. Hunter and IL. a WILSON,, wh
and Deputy Marshals Mickels Ried auu h j ,hi
been indicted for fraud. 1t IL SAID hat IN inns
manner the Government has been ueirauueu oi
nearly quarter of IA million OF doIars'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

VICTIM or YELLOW FEvEE-G ROLLINS.
or NEW YORK. AND THE ITALIAN cos
SUI. sUCCtMB To THE SAME DISEASE

or NEW YORK AND THE ITALIAN 'pN-
SUI sUCCtMB To THE SAME DISEASE
Rio Jancro, March 5-Capiain " \. Sturges. Of
the NorN egian steamship SantIif died from yellow
fever to-day. The Santuit icfi New ork ON De-
cember : for Pernamhuco. towing the brazilian
steamer Pra'iuc She arrived az Pcrndmbucp on
January ~. and subsequently came 70 this port
George NJ Rollins. American Businessman.
died here to-day. Hls death due 70 yello"
fever.
Signor Bertola, the Italian Consul az THIS port
died from yellow fev~r y~s'erliy. Tn" disease con
tinucs - spread. and about 9J persons are suffer
ing with II.
c. NJ. Rollins a banker having an oi'ce az
No 10 Waist. and he was also engaged IN IN"
South American trade In connection with W N!lonEahy
Weston AZ so is ~ change Place. Nh Rollins
representcl the insurgent Admiral IA Cana IN the
various conferences with admiral Ecuhaw which
eliminated in RIO harior when M" United states
cruiser Detroit fired the insurgent Meet. hr war
prcYarlng 10 return home when stricken WIN 10"
fever Mr. Rollins went to South America srt'rh,
months ago. His family lives AZ 40. ~ 'Arr"l-St,
brooklyn.
captain ". 4 Sturgcs sailed from this port on
December T. ia command of the steamer Santuii
He liv.-l on Cape cod. Mass. where his widow ana
children survive him. The Saniu' had IN tow
when she lcf. port the dynamite tJrp"iobont
PIratng purchased by Flint y Co. for the Bra
A. pcrnambuco. the Santuit proceeded 10 Rio -
take a cargo. Captain Sturgcs was popular com
mander. he considered himself proof against feI-
lpW Idr
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
TO REGIN WORK on THURSDAY.

THE POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTlGATloN-ELEC
TIONs FRAUDS To BE LOOKED INTO.
Albany. March CSpeciaD.-The members OF
the Special Committee Of the Senate. appointed
10 investigate the Police Department OF New
York upon returning here to-day said they would
certainly begin their inquiry on Thursday next
I'm New York City. 1t is probable that an IN
yestigation Of the election frauds OF last fail
will first be- made. Senator OConnor. member
of the committee. said tonight: Il think the
people Of the state are much more Interested III
the question of whether or not they VIII be aple
10 have an honest election in New-YOrk next fall
than they are az TO the number or gambling
places and other disreputabe resorts in that
rit
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
Won KIRCHOFTS PARDON DEFENDED.
THE PRUSSIEN WAR MINISTER JtSTltflN'
THE EMPERoR'S ACTION - HERR
BEEEI'S REPLY.

TIE EMPEEORS ACTION - iff'hh
BEBEI.S REPLY.
Berlin, March Sin the Reichstag to-day therP
was an interesting debate on the Military supply
bill In the course Of the discussion General Broh-
sart Won Schellen1orf, Minister Of War, took oc-
casion to defend General Kirchon from the
attacks Of the Socialists. lie declared that II Cen
eral Won Kirchon had been tried before a jury
Instead of being tried by military court whose
proceedings were secret. he would have been ac-
quilted Although he had been found guilty and
sentenced t. imprisonment by the military court,
the Emperor had exercised his right OF cemency
and not only parloned General Kirchon, but
had bestowed decoration upon him. The pre-
rogativeS and rights of the Prussian Crown, the
Minister declared. are not subject to discussion in
Interference" (Cheers) Least OF all added the
speaker. the Socialists should touch the Crown :
prerogatives The time might come when they
would need the Kings clemency.
Herr LanZmann protested against the language
useI by General Won Schellendorf. II General Won
Kirchof justified in the murderous attack ne
made on Herr iarlch. said Herr I.anzmann. every
Anarchist justified in murdcrous.y attacking eX-
listing society. all legal remedies failing.
Herr liebel said that according 10 the War MIN
ister the Anarchists justified IN resortng to
General Won Kirchons cause and defence OF his
action were what might be- expected In military
strange sound in the legislative halls of an en-
ishtenel nation.
The case Of General Kirchon who is on the
retired list Of the Prussian Army. WAS tried by Il
court martial last November. He sentenced to
several months imprisonment In a fortress for
having shot Herr Frederic IIarich. Editor Of the
"Berner Tagbau." who published an item to the
effect that the Generals daughter had clopei with
a servant He confined in the Maglcburg
fortress and par1oned by the Emperor after
having served two weeks Of his sentence.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
lanes IT. MURRAY.

lanes T. Murray. who was for many years en-
Gagged in business in this city as the head OF the
comniss on house OF j. T. Murray Brother' oleu
on Sunday evening al the Buckingham hote'' AZ
Fifth-ave and Fiftieth-st.. where he had lived win
his wife for several years He sixty-eight
years old and was born in Wilmington, \. C.
Thirty years ago he came TO this city to engage IN
the commission business. dealing In cotton and IN
other Southern products His brother remained IN
Wilmington and died there about ten years ago:
Upon the death Of his brother. Mr. Murray retired rec
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
GEORGE IL. CONONER.

George H. Conover. formerly lieutenant colonel
of the 47th Regiment Brooklyn. died Sunday
after a brief Illness at the home of his mother. NO
lO2 South Thrd-st. Brooklyn He was born forty
four years ago. and enlisted in the National Guard
I'm 1861 He was elected lieutenant colonel in 1851.
and three years afterwar1 received honorable
discharge at his request. Colonel GlylOr
the commanding officer at the time.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
I'D ,curvTs or FOREIGN NEWS.

pcrlin. March six railway laoorrr9. who wHre
ror,i,in,,, The track at Charott"uhu"g this non
inr' were instantly killed by Il traih' ana ioN'h
others were injured.
Vienna. March st is ann 2unccd that p;incee
,,,in ,i"n ,'arIos the head of the House of
pnmrhon and pretcnder to the thf1h. Yl Hp"l' y
snon 10 marry the Princess Marie o. h'i'h
Herln March 5-A dispatch from MuniC9 .snt snvS
~ Gi,nrn formerly the editorial StaIl ci ~
HrY YnrIs jIandels- -Xcitung, triel on Saiuil'.V 10
ii his landlady and then himself. 49, ',e1, n,1 nS
.Li,'n I'm w vixen TO the Ncufrc lhcin Asylum
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
HORACE cRAIGHEAD WANTS HIS SALARY.

The Sheriff has received an attachment Tor WA
against the Craighead d kntz Company manu-
facturers OF lamps. bronze goods, ETC. al boston
and Rallardvale Mass with a sales agency at NO
33 Rarclay-st In this city In favor OF iiorac" craig
head. for money loaned between July ]. lS'2. ana
February 13. 1894 and salary as manager The
Sheriff levied on the stock Of goods IN TINS city
belonging 10 the company.
Mr. Craighead has been connected with 'he com
many far many wears as general manager lie said
Yesterday tha. the cJlnlany had taken certain
steps which ne did no; IKE. II owed nm money
which IL would not pay and he had taken measures
TO protect himself by attaching iis property mere
He said the company was not III any Hlahoifl ui.
nculty and the attacnment wouid hot aH'cL H.
From other sources IL was learned that Mr.. Craig
head has incorporated new company f undcr ,I'e
Jersey laws called the Craighead MANUFACTURING
Company, with d capital stock OF $l-o'vo
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

For biliousness and all other con.
dilicns resulting from constipation.
go by the book on Bcecham's pills.
Books free, pills 25c. AT drug
stores; or write to B. +. Allen Co,
365 Canal St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
NJ ANDRIErx CHALLENGES \ DEPUTY.

Paris March 5-M Andrieux, ex-Prefect Of Police
has sent a challenge 10 NJ Camille Pelleian. a mem
her Of tho Chamber Of Deputies. The grievance Of
a.. Inha,e in the Chamber on saturday insinua'rl
,h,t NJ Andrlelx had caused bomb to be placed
'rbIers II is said that NJ AndrieuX Will also send
ch,llenge To- NJ Dcscubes- Ibespu"raines. another
Deu,Itv who made the same accusation against the
81.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
LEAVING 1T TO COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

Chicago March The Democratic State Central
Committee met today at the Palmer House. and
decided upon Springfield the place and June
q os the date for holding the next State convention.
The committee also adopted the following
Resolved. That "A inaSmuch as the propriety or
nominating a candidate for United states senator
v the state Convention has been agitated through
out the State II Is suggested To county conventions
TO consider the rXpediency or in"xp"dency or such
a course and instruct their delegates accordingly
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
SUPPOSED noEoKrv NAV FOUND DEAD

Pittsburg March The body OF a man believed
10 be n Mr. Osborne. Of IIoboken, y. j.. was found
,bi, ,roruing at the side OF the Pan Handle Rail
road track lust at the entrance to the tunnel at
ingram station His neck and both legs were
fracturcd There no indications that he had
hccn struck bv a train. He about twenty five
vcars Old and well dressed. II Is believed that he
SlI over the clff rocks. distance of forty feet.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
Ncw-York. March !. IS'i
DEMOCRATS TRYING TO REoRGAN1zE.

DEMOCRATS TRYING TO REoRGANlIE.
The Democrats of brooklyn who are in favor OF
re,rganzing the party met IN the Thomas Jefferson
HulIing In I,ocrum Place, last night. ana for
nearly an honr talked and wrangled over their
future plans : s Whehouse acted as chairman
lanes H. Bel. chairman of the Reorganization
Committee was present. AMI talked IN glowing
tones ~ tho troer,ss which the new committee has
made II" SAID that tie books for the enrolment OF
the new members - the Democratic party would
be realy today. ami that on" of them would be
sent - each enrolling officer Of the various wards.
Tn. meeting WAS brought 10 close 10y committee
consisting 80 : : Nhli.hou@". James II. Ieh,
Iulg. kenul. Judge Gprtting and ;. B. Brewer
being appointed for the purpose OF drawing up an
address and sending copies of 1t to all the ward
associations in the city.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
EOTND IBOUT EtEOPE.

,.>,..., eoc,,rIsT AS FREDERICK THE GREAT
.YIApIAIN- GENERAL REB' hhD-A'' o.
Cal. ANNIvERsARiEs.
A Socialist as King.-ierr '-'eoN,''o"' Wv , =,
" lite, nortv in Germany. has "A son who Is
" W - ,,r,,ire, his obligatory military service In
49,. a.n,, ON the occasion Of the Emperors las,
bIrthday theatrical wnS hIch
pH n'e 1nhknrcht is serving, and he was cast i9r
ihe Sart Of Frederick me ,rea, e aSrr ;aers nis
rh, 'he ot,icers were enthusiastic III thelr praises
, ~ 70 IN. roval bearing OF the young ooc"'iS''
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
,,oDr ANARCHISTS ARRESTED ~ PARIS

Paris. March 5.-Nine more Anarchists have been
arrested today. Among them Is man named
Francois. who. II r. alleged was mplcatsd WIN
i,',achoi in tho explosion In the cafe OF NJ very.
The journal des Debats' SAYS that al the an
.r,n,.ts recently arrested Paris VIII be- tired To-
,hr ~ the next A. sizes proof OF their mutual
cornuj,clty having been established
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY'S AFFAIRS

The annual statement Of the CommerclaI 'apic
Company was submitted at the shareholders meet
ing ves,erday The report shows that the COM
ranv's gross earnings for 1899 amounted 10 N.N2-
5iG 9s and expenses 20 S7SiGOO a. leaving balance
of 81 GJ1 1fG a. a decrease In net crn!nss As COM
pared with 1892 Of 81 so %. The company mas con-
tractrd with Sicmrns brothers 60. or I"hdP;';
England for the manufacture and laying OF a mira
Fable wnlch is 10 be completed by the mid1e OF
July next.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
WM=HJACKS0M:&Q
Broadway, Union So. and 18th ST.
HEADQUARTERS
an.G> OPEN FIREPLACES,
QllQGESq TILES,

,o1orr music and Lasso fall within its compass:
i,,, aiso three separate jubees. Joachim. Platt
and Johann strauss each made his debut l 70 ySats cs
nSa,o in hitting sivle In October the jubilee OF
Strauss who FOR a half-century has been one oI the
rlores of the capital ON the Danube
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

IcE GOING OFT or TIE MiChNA" HI"'HH'
Cheboygan. Mich March 5-The prospects are
that the ice will s,on be out OF the Straits of Mack
inaw. a week more Of the present warm weather
being all that is needed to open the passage All
the lumber ca ,nns have broken up and the snow
has almost completely disappeared AZ Marine
city the ice In the 81 Clair Rver & mas t, broken away
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
4 DENIAL FROM PRINCE BISMARCK.

RorlIn. March 5-Coun. Donhoff, Conservative
Denu,v. said in a political meeting in konigsberg
lac, week that Prince bismarck told MN the re-
tec,ion or the RussO-t;crman treaty would De lol-
iowcd Inevitably by "A Russo German war lTIhCe
i,isarck has authorized denial that ne ever sald
nn,thlng of the Kind to Count Won DonhoH.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
Az EX-BINK PRESIDENT SENTENCED.

Deming ~ NJ, March &c. II. Dane president
OF the defunct First National Bank, OF Silver city
and Demng, convicted of looting those institu-
tons was to-day sentenced TO ten years IN the
penitentiary II shown that Dane secured over
SlSOOOO which he lost In wildcat land ana cattle
speculation. The banks were closed February =
$50
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
HIS ABILITY PROVEN.

Rosebery has shown his qualities as a leader more
than once and there Is doubt Of his capacity.
He has managed the foreign anairs or the empire
,ir,os far The awkward and in other hands danger
ous emergences OF which the past year or two
have been full.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
WEST SIDE REprBLIcAN CLUBS ATTITUDE

,r, the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. In your account OF the proceedings NJ ''e
Wcs, Side Republican club You are III error d.
-. c',b would no. accept the Hill resolutions IN
,,-sf,., "a. man Of the Committee OF Thirty. but
hv m. decisive vote Of Il To II they rejected or
tabled those resolutions.
Th- only ssiIt made 10y the majority inc'udlng
rnvs.l( was that In the followers Of Mnholland
,rI me adher.n,s Of Bliss We recpgnzed onIy
.,rnt.t Republicans. and In that light IN" clup
resolved - maintain IT. independent attitude ana
side with neither faction. , -, ~,
The coming election viii be- carried by Provi-
dence and Abraham Ilnco.n's plain people. ana
tnn YVES, SIDE Republican club by the rejection
~ the I'M resolutions practically resolved 10 DO
nothing that would tend to throw away Repuo,
,lr,u vote h-gat either by Providence rom
Plat or Col,nrl Bliss
NrM-Yurk March l. lS,i
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
rx.MIyIsrER pnELPsS REcorERr is SLOW.

New-Iaven. March 5.--The physicians attending
Professor Edward }. Phelps say that their patient
Is not improving rapidly expected and Is still
very weak. lie is able, however, to partake OF
nolirishment Arrangements have been made for
Southern trip he is able 10 stand the
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

from business. He had children. and he
possessed of ample fortune. Mr.. Murray's
tastes caused him to lead quiet life at the hote.
He belonged to no clubs. and he did not take
active interest in politics. He and his wife were
regular attendants at DR. Halls Church. in Fifth
ave, and his funera. will be held at the church
tomorrow at 10 a. IN. Mr.. Murray caught cold
on last Tuesday, and on the following day was at
tackled with pcuro-pneumona. which caused his
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
BRITISH CABINET CHANGES.
Continued from First Page.

mercial questions The Standard expresses a
similar opinion Of Mr. Fowler The Daily Chronl-
Gle says "Mr. Fowlers appointment Is silsh'y
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
A HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL.

From The Albany EXpreSs.
There seems 10 be a great deal OF doubt in Eng
land as to the effect which Mr. G.adstOne's rrsiena
i'm Of the premIershp will have the fortunes Of
the Liberal party. The prevailing belief Is that
Lord KOscbery will lave pretty hard road 10
travel.