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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, IfOYEMBEB 3, 1*82.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
V0LXLU..K*l3,l
PARUAMENTAKY TOPICS.
TTTE GIBSON AMENPMEXT RE.TECTED.
ACTIOV Sfl THK HOU8K OF UWUWi TM Utm
?MMM VOTB WITH THK GOVIKNMKNT
Plllllll ANP IRISH AFFAIRS.
The Gibswn amrndrpent gubstitnting, as
?eouiiitr for tho declaration of cloanre, a two
tbirda majority for tho uare majority pWJOMd
by the (Jov.-rnment was nyected in the H<MM
of Commous last eveninp by ? vote of _.*s
,eas to 322 naya. Tho Iri-h meui
bere vot*-d with the Govcrnmont, thcir
action havinu been de.uhd by a
majority of one. Tho debate ptwj
in<' the vote was prolonped nntil ? late
hour, Mr. Pf ?B, Sir S afford Xorthcote and
Marquia of Hartinirton befag amonjr ti.<
naakaja. Earlier in the day lri*h and EgJ I
tian affairs f?N dmon-od. Mr. B**? ??"
ferrod to the "war" witb Uj* ??? *J"
has l?UuU<UCr deuied that Lngland was at
war with Egypt. ,
amiWCrtt MFOBE THE COMMONS.
Uatftt KK.^TINO TO BKtAim-MIt <^*?*
CHMTM a SFVSU.ON iv a tfUOi <* ???
Lovoov. RoT. 2.-M t^e HMM ofCeeaajaa. th.e
Rl,,n...uu Mv. Tn-velyan. CUel Secr.tary for b*
t,d.rorlyn.,toMrMrKH,v r,l. Httl,^
of T?e A<tr-E,a- Mal ftMa ol AufWl M, B^ptem
Wrp fcfW>arl6,8e,
ber 14 aod October 21 badbora rtoppedb.
tb.-v MktedMtM wWohthe port offlM aatbori
tiee*could not penutt to circulato. Mr. Ir-\.i>a:i
,:ated that tM saw in the pafNH (&*** IMltMMMIti
to the murder of public oftktais.
N Ddke. UnW Ftealga Baewtary, iw
ed that no comruumea'ion ha 1 betn taceiTed
froin the flflll Gov-rnnient in regard to
tho snrTendt-r of IhaCtbao ratugaai
Mr.Gladrtone said that tbe OoTWrnmonl tbonght
that a contributiou should be demande 1 fron
for the axicnaM of Bntish occnpatiou. It
benecessary, he eaid, to ask f->r a furt er v tc be
fore vadiag th ? matUt up, bat be h*d nrxe i
believe that tho vote wonld be larc-. ><r Bl
N..rth.(.i.-a>k.d wh.-heror not the Gov.-rmnent
could BMrtfaUM the oe?:iipation of Eirvpt with
out theanthont.v of Pariiim-1 Mr. GladatoM de
clared that tlie occupatioa wa-* th I tttalt of tM
war. Th.u*'of the wonl " war" by Mr. Olad
itonecreated a HMttJ d.-mcnstration in ?hfl Botua.
MMkMhltki r-odeuifdtlsat BaflUodWM?4 w*r
Wtth E?ypf.
Mr.Healy moved the adjoumment of the Qouena
crder to call atteiitiou to the actiou of th
Oawdmn nta the Laad Aot li bterrBptln*
tenauu whilo giviug evijence. ThoCBtl Diok
?on. Liberal, deciand that the Cowt of ?aloen
prodneeddissitisfaction aniouit tenaiit-i. Mr. i'ar
nell said he brlieved that th-- adiumistratn.n of the
MtVWliaarai :ion to tenant?, but it
vas useh'.sfl to discuss the iju.stiou on a motion fofl
mmHMt Mr. Trevelvan defeuded the Co?<
tuis.iK.iuT- and Valuera. H>- said that farms W6rt
bcmi: esaiumed mueh more earefally than bi fore.
Mr. tiiaiNtone said he could not now undertaLe (0
?OtMtat aday IsrdtMaHUn, U^bw Um proci-duie
d-!>'tewasruore advauced he wouM ne wbat i"
c..uld do. Mr. Ihaly withdiew his motiou to
adjoorn.
>,rCharl'H Dilke anuounred that newi bad been
reeeiv^ from Kharroum unrlcr date of Oetidier 30.
that the FaUe Prophet was defeated with BMt
Blaoghtor last moiith. Siualliiox fli rajriiid ainoi.g
flia folloirers.
Tbe dt-bate on the closure rule waa then nmaad
Tho dabotu on Mr. Gibson's wmm&mmt was pr..
lOBMd until a late hour. Atur ^ewbl >v Hu?WI,
Arthar Halfour, Labouchtre, N?-wecat? atid Chap
Jiii, Mr. I'aruell addressed the Boooo. He tb<>ui?!it
therlovare rulf W?dd serve t? luufUMI ratli^r tlian
dli.nnish tM fnction of Parliameutary bVHMti and
would stimulate the tendency of tM Houe of
Lorda to throw out ? WW? eoailsg from the
of Ci?idom. Mpe*ialty wbM paMtd bj the
pplicitt? >f ueelosoxe. But, Mcontlnoed, dia
aanoableMH irai, tbe Irieh noeaibon nroold ko
iuto the nanie lobby witk?M GoreruMcit Tmj
La.l debarabMd i? f?te ifaiMt Mr Otbeon'e amen.l
nieut; but ou the furiher question of clo-uro or uo
closure thcy bjft tMIMWlTIM fn-e to oet ab the j.arty
mi-'ht d?r??rmiiio.
>ir Statlord N'orthcote followed Mr. Parnell with
k sp.^(;h stroDKly oyewehig the new rub-, He
Biamtained that elcsure in any forin was objeotioa
?Uo, and expre^sed snrpnse that the Kadicals
ihould lt-nd a hand to procetdings wlnch would as
?uredly i?-act on thein*-lven. He declared in <on
clusion that closure would dimini-h the eonfldenee
?hich existed betweeo the BOBbetl and the
fc;*aker of Uie House.
I:.. daiijuu of Hartmgtou repudiated the m
?inuatiouh that tbe Ooverument liit.l oegotiatod
with tbe Irish uieinbei-. lot ili.ir 8UPT><>rt. He did
Lot beiieve tbat tne ruie propo-ed would inuict anv
injnstiee on the Opposition, or that the Liberais
Would ever Burler from Jt w aeu in opposition. He
wascoubdeni tlte rule wonld have a bealtbiaJ ton
deucy, proiuotinn the trausact.ou of busincas and
raising the character of the debates.
llje Hous ? then divided, and Mr. (iibson's arncpd
tuent, substitutina aa requisite lor tbe declaratiou
of rlovare a two-thirds majoritv tor the bare iuajor
ity proposo<l by theGoveiuai'-nt, was rejecled, the
Vote statu^ug 'J3^ in favor of the ameudtuent to
3-J *KUUlMt u.
'!be lrmh ruernl^rs in a body voi. d with the Gov
eriiiueut. Mr. Cailttii exi<Liiuo<. ihat th. v ilnl -,.. iu
ob?*?lience to the decwiou of the pai ly, DOt as sup
porters of coercion aud atrociou- government. He
added that the resolution by which tbe party had
decided to go with the GoveruuiMtit iu thu divisioa
wa? ouiy adopted by the ctuttiiig vote of us ttbarr
mau. _
JCDGE LAWSOX AND MR. GRAY.
London, Nov. 2.?The House of Commons
Couimittee to lnvntlipate ihe imprisouojent of Mr. Gray
?reed yesterday that a oopy of the miimteo of tts iu.-et
fogii nhoultl be seiit to Judge Lawson and that it be left
UataoatcretioB wbeiUer ue sbouJd appear to glve evl
dfcuce a^'aiuat tac ckfcrg? of tii. Iri^h meiuberu of tBOOO
AfU-ucy aud brea'<? of pnvib-ge ln pum? iluif Mr. (Jray
by not alluwtuK ta* laiter tiuie to prepare fcia defeuoe.
siliiMUirn tie kticw that Mr. Uray bad bt*iu ouKittfod in
fitj^ucntory dutie*.
OMSMMAL FORL1QX XEWS.
l.f.YITIAN AXD KINDRED T0PIC&
Lom< ..n, Nov. 'J.? lki- limt?, in an editoria!, say.s
it beheveti ihat a eonipromiee luut been ofleied, or is
?Um. to Im? ofl^rtd, to the Uritish <i..veriiine:it, tho
PuriKiit of which is that Arabi I'aeha shall be al
h)we(i to expstriate htmwlf and live iu exile. The
propo^al, bowever, is unaoflepioblo,
It ia uaderstood tha: tLe UoTcnUMSt will OOOtpt
?oreupoiistuiiity m r.ga.d U> tM >oudan.
<AUi(?, Nov. 2.?Alaidttiu 1'acha. OorOTMC of the
IgyitlM lied Sea OOMt, haa l>eeu appointed to the
tutuuiaiid of the expeditiou to th. Soudan.
C.NbJAMi.soj'Li., Nov. -J..? Lord Duderin, the
Bridbli Ainba^aador. ha<l an intetview witn the 8ul
?BtO^day. i is uin.eiht.KxI ttiai the u.tetview waM
Maoillyaatiofactorr. I.or.l Dofatia 3ail..J thi?
***au,jf for Alexautlna ou board lue Ilntisb man
?f-v.ai Anteiope.
It ii rumored that, iu eoaoeojuence of tbe fact tUat
*^'fd Iturlenu i? to repl.n. ^ir Edwaci Makt in
*,'0"' iaeonaidrhng tbe advinabihty ot
'?aaaiobuig a High Uoeaaiaaiouer to Cairo.
A MOB MmaSED I!Y TROOl'.S.
vSfnu, Not. 2.?A riotous dMMMttatiaa of a
?ttiou* <hara<:ter occurred bere to-day. Three
btaulred lueajbera of the Bbaafjakata' Uuion,
*inch the authoriUea diaaolved a few iajl
a*". ?otbarai m Higb-et., ehoutiua. " W? timit
P*?r btoadl We tuuat have a blaoel" Tbe pohro
**re oauly liiftd, aud seveial were wounded riub
??Qnentiy troopn arnve.. aud dmperited theuiob.
tMHiRATION FROM IKELAND TO AMERICA,
I>C?um, Not. 2*?Tbe Governineut i. taitiiig
aotlve atopa to jrlve effeot to the eroltrratlon rlanaea of
tlM Arrears of Rent Aet, by publlahinKrefjulationa under
whteh tinpoverlahKl uniona can borrow raoney to aup
jVniont (lovernment granta. Emljrranta to North
Amr-riCii wil! be lamled at New Ynrk. Bo?ton. Quebec or
llalifax. A mao nud wouian wlll lx? appoiiited ayouta ???
radi of thi-wr pnito to keep the au'horiti** anvtaed aa .o
Ifeg Bjaaaaabi for the t raployim-nt of emteranta.
TIIEREVonrriONAKYTEOUBLM VKIUMMCE.
Pari.s Nov. 2.?A secrct djiiamitc factory
lias U*n dlacoverod at Iharoilea.
Henri Rochefort haa gon*> to Montcoau-tca-Minea for
Itipilll lirntlllThH the prlaonere awaltlnn irlal l?
contifctlon wlth tho recrnt rlota. M. Roohefort re*ann
the extatenee of a per_?i.?.t ^S^JSJffSXt
Mlnes as ? datucmua proroeatloo to *******?Vn^parli
BerolatJooanr mai.ifcatm.. were Nj"*"'?
an.t Manrillea fo-algbt. Omoh caujbt tn the *u *a?
arreated In I'.irla.
BOWTBI ITALIAN ELELTWN'S H8ULTED.
Romf Nov. 2.?The elretions for niemWrs
oftheVhamlMTofnrputief. held laat Stimluv. rcaulted
in tho r.t.ini of 99 Whtl ?* ?"?' a*g*t,8BBl "?
CMtw,SS8oftbol*ft, 87 fcrtloala ???i?oel^*St
Tba rotln* ihroujjii.jiir the oooatry ? orderty. - xee(>t
BtUffton. wbSS a mob aU.Mai.tod M Mm the urna
autl reglatora. _______
THE BECE5T TROUBLES IX COREA.
IIong K0M1 Oot 7.?The U-ited -
M?adaaatFa_ag aaa laaatra. a fanaal raaaaat ftaaa
Um CXamn aiilbai Itaaa to nirnTtrj- tr tba Qarataaaeal at
aartoa tbali daalia taal aa aaaaaiaaa Bavayba
B,.nt to.".lL It i< liartaialiillfl in diplomatloelrclea tbat
Lt OaagObaag aill aaa tba -" '?? eaiaoi of tba __atiean
Mtatatag altba v.ew tothe aettl-iucut oftha Lao Ck ?
dtBBOta.
Cbina tbroagboatl tba Ootaaa ?__ kat a_
graataol iiampt?ai{ am/bady hi __?????
taf to aalw tba arebte? al bar oapreoadoanad aoadai t.
Fo_ ) boloogiBg to Um eadaa?_ijaerTfco al
Cadaa, with 00?_alCalaooa aaaotiataa. aa~
to Corea to M tbUib .-ustouw atattoaa ta_W in l*a
Calaeae _teraa_
A remarkat)i?- uapotial e_d bai beaa aabtlaaeO, daal
of 1 ii in Kun, fatber of iao< oroan
Kmg, an_ autbor of all tbe reoent mlae! lef In 1
? ?? Utor reclttaur tbe w??!! known facta, lt atatei
tbefutnrec? I ejndf
iiiciit of 1,1 II11111: Cbaua and bnnij fbuSbeiiK. ~bo
hare dedded tuat Ut- ibail be oonfined diirtng bis aaau
lifr. in tbe 1'itv. . ,
ToaoHA-U.Oet 17.?Tbe Japaneae tnana?rpnieiit or
npatcb< 1 from Corea to hmi.it apoloclea totbn
Mikailo arrlved lo fokto on Ootoboi 13. EverytbtDgbaa
.',,,,. to roUere alm from etnbarraaamenl
Japaneau atrlTe to obltterata Um ne >Dootloa af um latc
boatliity. _
AFFAIBS IX tOPADT.
afADIXDb NOT. 2.?At I 00_wfl of tlio
Mlnlstcm fo-dnv, Km_ Alfuaso prwidin,'. If ?n* daej h I
aot to hand 0T?r ttu- Cub* ' 1 to laoBHtlabaa
thortnoa [t ia aaaaiatoad tha: taa Oa-?_a_?oa
thi> KT-otind taal ttio _aa were prevaatad haaB fiitenu?t
Gibr^ltar aaaaaaa they liad no pa.isports, and aan ar
taated oa totalab awrltorr-.
Tbe Cabfnal baro dootdad to adopt precantlonary
BUtaa? - to ;????? nt tti>- pcopagratlBn of ?ntrl?ucB of
tur-i.n anarroiatf lo -paia.
m bor 1 aatelar alll aionir Usuo a manifeato. aeflnloc
tho attim l" <>f hU partj a roaard to tri*> elootloo of
couuciu _'iierai aad tin formaUoa uf a DjnaaUc LaXt
THE LOMOFf?iLOW MKMO'JI.VL.
Londov, Nov. 2.?Tkt DaOg Xor*, ia u
eo_totlal on the propoaHtoa to plaaa the i>unt of LonffeJ
low ln Westmin.-ter Al>bi:y, tayai M JadftBff by kla
paetMal glfta aior.e, we ooaroely think tbat if Loatfellow
Etad 1 ??'?'.? iiji EnaltabXDaB be wonld bave raaaiTedt?>
honor o! u uiemorial m th?- Abin-j."
FOB-ION NOTES.
i.omxin. Ihund 13, Xot. 2,1883.
adtoaateafroaa Ifa-rbl aajra t__aaa__araf reg?
tetattlottara, do?tinid for Spain aud Partagal, wara
Motoa riceiitly from a uiall tram betore It had arnvod at
tlicfn10 ?
The, PrUKSian Diet Uae betn convuktd for tbe 14tL in
? tUIlt.
The Lard Mayor itnvo a banqnet !npt evenlnt' to the
raataa Btattraa of nfhrays. joaeph Caaaibarta?
deat of tiie Baari af Trade. In a speecu, aiaiiatad tn.it
Ea*__t4 ?as uow on tho tm of lon?f and grear prosper
lty.
The Rev. Mr. Groen, vtcar of Miloa llattlnc ~bo waa
impriKoiiKl foc ntiiaiwtic Braatlaaa, h;i>t raalaaaa hi^
bi-n'ti.'e. it is axpaetad taat au wfll be ralaaatd ttom
oaatody.
I alOBOtrhtO f?? Ifoaai from Bt. rotersburjraays:
??Tbe graal iut:re_ae lu tbe aojabct of larga iiaa
iusIuk uearly ali tBT tTT*~"*~* ???f-?-?-? *-"
baefe aa tb<ir raaanra fundn. iuauramv BRauaau ' at ?
Jaat boaa raised by 40 per eaaf on tac adrtee of d< I
trom i.ii-iHn comp _J< *, ?rbo were pcoaoal at au taaar
aooeooufraM reoeotly baU baia>"
Taa general raaali of tbe aiaaleipal aMottoaaJaal held
ind and Walea Ia a Torjr gaia,
Aa_patebfron Berna aaya: "The draft ofanordl
aaaaa aaa beaa submitted to tbe Buudearatb proiiibttiuc
tbe impiirtatiou af Amoricau awtaa, pork a.id aaaaajra
BMat
Oaaet? WaOaaa, the i_?e-MW ?lalator, wft Coa.
ItaatlaOfte tO-da| for Baj?oafc He bad au audieuci:
wltatboB?taa bafora ataittac The Baltaa baa fur
niHhedliim aitb kattara to tlie Byrtaa aatbariUeala
?troctinx tiieiii to reoetve und antortalatba MtBMirrof
tbe liil'cil -la'esa^ bls sueat.
OrTAWA, Nov. 2 -Tbe catdtal of tba propomd " Cen
tTalBaakof CaaadaM la to bt #1,000,000, aud its uiain
otlnje Wlll be in loronto
Muntkku, Nov. 2.?McGill Uui7or?lty ia diicuaHing
the proprlety of aduiittin. wuiucii. Tbe povernoic iiKiu
eom< tiine eousidenuK tbe queatlon laat night Flnally
tbe aubject waa unauluioualy referred to u commmee^
. . . Maban iCu., uianuf-i'tiirers of ajrrioultur'ii luiple
ments, are Id fltiauel.il dldienltleo. Ih.ir Uabllitlaa are
\.?n..iiHiv aattaaaiodat froiu *0u,ooo to #70,000, part of
whlcu l- aecuied.
COLOEADO COAL Ml.WIlS ON8TMIKS,
Denver, Nov. 2.?At the Eiic and LoviaTfllc
rnal u.iiub 4(K> cuiuera went out on atrlke yeaterday
The mlnea are on tbe iine of tbe Uniou i'.ieitlo Kailroad,
near tbla clty. The mlners at tbe Erle mltiea, wlio hare
?aaa <rettin>: 90 oentN per too. now dcmatid #1 25, wbile
tho>-e aaaf ajad at the Ix>ulaville oitnea, wbo bave bitb
erto received 88 conta. want $1. Beaides the meu who
work in the mmea, tbe yard and all ontatde banda bave
joined in tbe ?trike. Tba aroprtatora aara racaaad ia
Ki-hi tbe de_i tuda of tbe airiMem. Tbe pnoe al coal
iiaa t)' en luereaaed to *."> per tou in aoBoaajaaaea. aud tue
airike from p.eaeul indicat:oua pioiuii'B lo oe u long
ACCTIOSEERS ACCUSED OF SWIXDL1NQ.
PiiiLAM.i.PHiA, Xov. 2.?Two younp raen,
aamed B. F. Pancoaat uud WiUlam Sberbuurne, con
atitutluit tba tLnn of B. F. Pauoo_*t 4 Co., auctloneera,
were aneated tbla moraiag for embe?iement of ginida
under tbe. confifrnee aud factor law. Tbe allegatlona
are that Uei,ry * liatch, of Bontoa, and WhUooiab
Uroa., of Wijreeater, Maaa., conai^ie<l abaaa to tbe <le
feiiii.mu, tiie :1im tlrui to tbe vatue or $l,ti_3 75 and fue
m.'eit.p atar $8?K>. It ia anerusd tbat tue (to.kIh were
?oid, aii'i WbOB aeouatable viaiied Um ntore be found uo
ai(H k tbata. Tba aaaaMMd iuen were glven a beariu){ tbla
alieru'iou aud a tre be!d tu $3,000 bali caeb lui trul.
A rAYL\G TELLEIi ABSCONVED.
rmi.ADKi.i'HiA, Nov. 2.-\ViIli.ini G. Ba_M 11,
paytef taUar of Um Ptiiuaylvania Couij.auy for inaur
auoe ou livea aud BjraaUag annmUia iu tbla clty, haa
abaconded, ainl bia a<i'ounta abow diaerepanciea to tbe
auiount of *.0,000. Ilebau beeu connoeted wlth tbat
eoaaaaayfac ibirteeu jeara, and ne ha? a wlfe and
cblldreu. He ib'parted ou Oetober 16 for a two weeka'
vacatlou, and diiring bla abaaaaa tbe defab atn?u uaa
red. BiaMavaof aboenea aaded oa Bamrday
laat, bul be faiiod Ij reluru. tlc ia ibirty-elgut vcara of
afa,
LA /?;/?> 7 ,s 7.1 TL COS TAA IKiS.
BOfJKB?1stown, N. J., Nov. 2.?The N>w
Jiraey ->t.?te liaptlat Conveutiau, wbicb Iiaa been m ara
nion beie lor the laat two da>a, a()joiiriied i_?t aTOalag.
Tbe folJowluKOf-t'era were eketad : 1'ret'd. ut, Juil.e J.
Bai aaaan. af Treatoa ; rloe praatdau ". .1 M. Carpoater,
of liuriuiKiou, aud <. - Webo, al Bew-BniaawMi; aae
ti'Ul) ; tbe Raf. T. I. Vftaaai. of NiWalM. treaaitrer,
Assay Suy1la.11, of 1'ietuiiii. .ci.
WARXED dOAlNSl KBBMEMA
BotVOVi Nov. 2.?T?8 Ia_onaed Da^Brt?dai<
of tbla Htute baa aaaaal a afaaaaai to Maaaaouuxtta
aoUay-batiata ta tbe aaaartaaa btadajal aadl aaa
Natumal Llfe inaurauce C')tupaniea of N'ew Haveu,
?arulug tlteru aKamat certain peraona who reiireaeiit
tbat ibe roceiverauip of Ibaaa eoripaulei ia nila.uanaced,
aud, uude,r tbe pretended aaaaN tO OOBlBat fafbf? BBd
BCOtaat tbe pollcy-lioldeiH, are aolintiux pnuir? aud un
a?.^i>rti!iien( lu advaure of a yeaaaataga or taatt fbare of
tiie aaatta. _
THE OtUCMMM tHAMJ'IOSSaiJ'.
Boston, Nov. 2.?Four gamca aaaag played
ln tbe cbecker aerMa to-day, aud all were drawn. Tbe
rrrord to date 1. aafollows: Wyllle, 1; Barker, 1;
drawn, 29. _
RA1LROA D ISTEEEST8.
A REPORT TO ENGllW BONIHIOLDERS.
coxnmox or the xf.w-yop.k, pkxxsylvania
AND OHIO R?ILUOAD COMPAXY-A POOLIXO
ARRANfJEMF.NT HdWH
LOXDOM? Nov. 2.? Tlie rt port of MfeWB.
Allport and Hwarnriek to the bondholders of the N.?
York. PeunaylvanU and Obio Kallroad Oompany recoru
inends that nejrotlatioiiR De opened with the New-York,
Lake Erle and WeatOT Railroad Company for a poollng
arrangement by tbe tcruis of waich enrh company shall
n-eeive proflts proportlonate to lts mileag.- and shall
contnlmte ul-o proporuotiately to the worklngexpenses.
Incaaeofa fatluro to nmke an arranfrement with the
Nrw-York, uake Brte au.i w.?t.Tn< ..mpany the report
?i. M Mkb the eiteiiHi.m of the line io as toobtalua
portlon of tbe seaboard trafilr and a partial conibtnation
with otiier roadi nraatag to Cteratoad, in ardat to
degtroy lh>- pi. Mnt nnnotia riiinp. tltioii and effeet a
erudual rai.-dnp of rate*. Tlie <1<>< kt* firi.l iiiaeliiia-rv fur
aMriuugUaa. iron nri ?t Ctoretoai eboald aiso be ex
toadad, aad a fkaeMtd eboald Maarabaaad on the ea
plraiion of tM lease of the CToTeJMd Biaadeae. The
service should be lmproM-d by nin
nine addttteeail pn-.sencer oars. The report also
roaaaaaaoada that tM eaaaaaay bave aojaal
riabta ?n<i pewan wltfc tM BFew-Yefk, LaMBneaad ,
i staapau y m I tMtaf Uaae, un.l any tl.at tM ul- i
tareaaai laj a?ay bteuaaa iatoreoted to, tM twe ttaee to i
? ?'. latogral paru bI tM Muoe lyateaa A .
jtoolitig arr.Hu'.'iiinit la rooomntnadrd tfabaatatol
la xj,.t laaafbte. r ataMaldba for a loog
t.Tin, t.iKii nompantoa Mndiag tii ataatraa n..t to cutcr
Into a:iv ogreaaasat h lartoaa :.. tM atbar
Mnaari llipatl atd Bwarbrl a rartMr state that of
io eapltal
rrnai .1 alnee 1870, tbey eould oaljf liaea aaj.flOO.000
? kloli lij any poealblHty ronld haTaadflrd t.. t:.
pntperty. tbe rrtnalnder hartng med In
otber
\ in.iy of iiuuneiai devlee for meetiua; uabilltiee by lu
?
I B? .i ok bad in-ervlews w!;h
Preatdeui Jewett aod Mr. Vaudertrtlt TM tonner ea
praaaed hta wlUingneae to aegotiata 'or a i.1. TM lat
ter w ariliina to arra wltb Weet
era towns, but opp ?etween the
? Weatern aodtbe Sii a y.irk OentraL
? i ;. .1 :.. tbe !? poi l 1) ing i.-a.i ooiiJ a
-? .1 empowerlng tiu lo i>a.
?10,000 outuftbe Bral aioneya r..ived. i:i^
said ihej i.ad beaa ofarad M ,uuu for the report lu
lea.
THE CHABGE IN THE "NICKEL PLATE ?
Th? trayera of the Btoek of Um New-York,
Cbtoaaa aad - . Loada Batlraad (tM MWeM t
wer.- I'lijjai-'i'd yi-t.-t.i n In .'ountiut' aad v.nfwng the
?loeb wkaeh had aeao depealtad ea ?fadaaaday aM
rjnlred stataa I raal Ooaaaaaf. Oeaeral Derareaa, aoa
of the boyara, sai.i that tM parebaaa Md beaa falty eaa>
njTiiniate.i. .v.i eMajga n the i(..ar.i of Dtreotoa wus
?Mde yaati rday, aad it wlU )?' a oay at two before any
? p ueh iae niou-y
hha'i !.< i. nii, ' be taaaa ?
,:!.? prooable. it i? poaalbl^ tuat aomechanfea i
in.i.t.- to gtre tM n?w owi i iroattae
BUtttora.
BUM0B8 OF A BE1 rLEMENT DEN'IED.
It was rcported in Waii Street yeabarday that
oaotUaaaeatbad Mea raacMd botweea tM Manhattau
,v hrtetaata aad tboae reptaaoatod by B. B. Kaaa*
laad wiih reapeei to tM poetttoe. of tM Metfopotttoa
Klevate.i Bailway Ooaipa that has not oeen
exchang d fur Manhattau .-.'eoiid prefened Mr. Kin- -
jaia! eaapaaUeaUy dealed that any agri aaaoal Md kaaa
.i or ti.nr ta< re a ?- aai boi la ?l '
i: dtoa loa ot aBaln ??? la
do wiaeebanged fro a wbat it bai beea toi aooM Ume,
and he thotuchi ibat tM ?treel rumora were ?).i
?peeobulTe porpoM *, WhlU tbe M mbattao people 'n
.linate.l that ;.tletnenl w:.s n.il tur off, thoy uiUuitted
taai aayet ll Md not beaa autde.
m
I0N0B1KT OF A BEPORTED PUBCHABB.
With ragard u> the pnbliabed diipatch a?
serfing that tbe eontrol of tbe Hor<ton aad Booaae T:m
n. i RoQrea i aad beaa aae md tn the taierest of Wiiiiam
n. TainliMH. a proauaeal dfraatoc af the companj
Hat.l ye-.terday tiiat he di.l not Oclievo tiie utorv. Therc
was on re??on to utippone tant a oh^nce of contn.l N^d
| v li p ?>? , bu. - ? .. I>e leve ttiat. II had tmt.
I such a transaetloa sbnuld be ounaainaaated he woold
be in. st llkelj ;.. Mar of It IK, Mwotoc kaew uotluug
ui>out tiic teiegraphedstory.
BAILBOAD NOTES.
Tha ramoTal of th*- Wabaah generaj ofBeea
from Bt Looia to ' bieagn aaa aiaile atmply as a mattrr
of eooTentanee TM eontpaoy'a iMpa at Bt Leala wiii
not i"' -'-'.'
l?..>r.>v, Not. 2.?The Journal sm-*: uh la
mntontood that Co ..r.. 1 Barrowa, of tM wiilmantic
? - t tke ; Jaj Ooold'i )? aee apon tM
li.i.r.l or Dtrecton <>f tMMaw-YorkaodJfew-KngiaiMl
Ballroad '
Chicago, Nhv. 2.?The QllnoU Centntl
? irmed tM SleMI Plata Ooaa
pany ta.it it wtll aot M allowad t.. aaa tM toaiporary
depot araotod for It ot tbe foot of Baadolpaal
wtll prarenf *h.- Nlkle IMate tran.s froiu irtaMat fail... r
nortb tnan Foartoeatavat, TM eaaaa oi tM cuauK.' ef
proLTaiQiue l? not kno.vn.
The eaaara freiKilt ataata of the Golorado TrafM
Assoclatioa, the (iouthwe?tern pool roa.N and the Iowa
Truiik i.ine aaaaatattoa have Mea m ataatoa here two
days, BOaatdarbui the quent loa of tM appolntuient of an
arhitraior to tu ttie pan i Dtoaei on bastneaa but m. re
tan Ma beaa raaoMd. At tM meettna to-aay it was
airrei d thai the ralen un i.iinmr. WUtea li^ve Uwn d>
inoniiizfd, ahuuld 0'- r:.iv.i to i- oeota t.. *feeoarl
R.ver i.iliiis. and It ?:i#i <l or id<-.1 to usk for u inn-ting. f U ?
repreaentatareaaf tac Wlaroaetn r..id^ Intenatad iu
l.iiiil.er deettaad to tMat pojuu with the vlcw ot solldlty
ing the rates. _
UEAVY FAILUCE HEFOltTED.
?T. LOUIJ, Nov. 2.?Ati atrachmont ajrainst
tMOIbMaad Btarratl MaaiifiudiiilinOwapanj hus be.n
baaad for$i9.ooo. Papueu troa ntaartUa say that the
tinn are attklng an exten?lon for one year, on account of
tnaoility to ti.ake collccuous pri.iuptly. Tue headquar
tataaf tM aaoaaaay are in Tttaarina, wtth brancties at
Edenbora, Parker^ ;m.l Bradio d, Pcoa., Olnao. N. Y..
Chteago, 01. Laoaa and LoaavrlUa, Taej axanofaeturad
f-iuiiir., boliers, uiowcrs aii.i reapera, and inaealnary fur
U?<; in the 01! dlHtrlcts. TMtr < ap.tal ?\jla .toOO,oH>0.
THE TRAX811 01 FElfUS
HArtTFtjlti), Conn., Nov. 2.?Tlie Ccnnaii
aotMaaoaara wM ar> lo obaatra the tnaatt of Taaaa
froiu ti.ls jMilut have arrived In tbls elty and have
aetoetod giaaada at Trtnity < oiinre a? their patat ef aa?
?ei vuliou. IL'JT WlU OCeUpy lootun iu the CoHegc build
ings.
Si'SPECTFA) 09 IYIFE MURDER.
Mra. Rose Barr, BfC iorty.nf No. 1(5 (.Jarii-.m
st.. Krooklyn, died auddenly y.iterdav afUTiio<iit. On ln
vaaHBattofj the c?s?', the pottoa baataod tbai on Tues
day Mih. BaWI and her hutibaud bad a qii.ti r.i, in wlil. i.
the woman was hajlly baataa, Their dauuiit.--, Marv,
a<;e twelTe.aald toal tl raak.and taai her
fatber knocked Mr ntutbcr dowa and kieUe.i her in tn.
side. Barr wiu? anoated at EUrMek'a Btorea Uc .!? niea
beatl:i>.' his w l:e.
EJLLMDATTBE QRAND CMRTRAI DEPOT.
John Owaoa, atre lotty, of Xo. 2'SA l.a.-t
maateaaib ak, aaa ttoava aador tM waaabi of a train
totMyaadaf tM Oraad Oaatrol Dapat yoaaaraay af
t. rnooii, the ifetdeal >..:;.>: eoaaad bj hla hors.-H tak M
fngat. lie a ,!?.,, MlJ1)rliv aiUr
war.Hn tbe Win teeatbBab Preclnct St.iiion, wlutlierhe
bad been teuiovcd.
TELEOEAPBIC N0TE8.
AN IBOfl a.m. ITXtX COMPAKT tHOOKPORATEA.
Albaht, Nov. j.-ii,,. Iniernatiooal lr..n aud
Htael. umpaaj .,t v.-w Vork. capttai $i0,oO0,tH>o, ?-m m or
nomt.-.! lo .uy
ntixsoj
'_' I Im .-piiinors in
lli .<?:. work t:... aft? nnon Tbei bad b
uneol tb-iu .?
II f.ira w.ek ipay<
"'?' ~ *""? '" I ?B1 ... i.ii (TAJfAM.
ALBakT, Not. ?_'. -tbe .nn Mt.,t ..t t .11, ...lie,.1
"? la-' m ? ??? ? ? . , ,r wae
?''?*? ? ??* ?
ye?r w - , dmtag .nr
l '..lli of <>. I.) ..?;, 1 --.'. IU
eoiii-i tMi i.b ,i.n ijetebot ia?i yaar.
A M.'.V li.-IKl 1 IKI.I .,hki-ii OOHPAXT fOl
Ai.n w\. \. ?, '?.? Ibe kiaBhalton Ifir-trici l I
. koii . apttal ti.-i.iMHi n ?
o.'i.v ii,.- uur i- u> iun ,'ihiii a maiii .nii. ?? 0. tka
V1 ?'?".' ... ., ..i!,. i pewta in tne . ny
rancii ufflcea atajr b< m f,,.,, * ,, i, ,,m ? ?>
di.*a witnu*
.a tnr. ..uit>i..y sii.i ki a...? ??? wiiii aaefeetl
?oat 'i uusiuM ktiaa] .. n.i .
PlIil^l.KI I'HIA. \?V. j.-.,. |. ,.,,.?? IVlll
nmtre.,1 iiir a'uinaD'i Foratxn MN.nna.y ~o< ieir tuiiiin.ir.1
ii, ,i ataslnaa Una munmi, Ibe ..... i ,..
lij tht pi. .iiiru,. wii ? I- Wji-,,, ,,, ,:.,, .,,, j,.. j ii
|Coowi?a.ul -r? Vurk, conductotl iu* i. >..ii..u.ii ?aarciaaa,
llie tir??.iiri,? i.-ih> i ?..?*r.l II, ,1 Ifcl i. t, .im.iuut laoicd
by the Vtuineu* l'..rei?n Ml-?i.?^aiy Moclct> .u lk- i?at
eigiite. n wuaiua wasaiv?,?7a j.j.
FOLGEB AND TnE MACIIINK.
TnEIR RKLATION* NOT HARMOXIOU8.
A ORoWINO CONVICTIO.V THAT THK ELF.CTION OF
THK HKAD OF TIIE TiCKRT 19 NOT DESIRED?
CACSE OF COXK'UNO'S HOHTILITT.
|FKOM A aTBOUl correspovde.nt of TfiE TRIBrVKl
RortiPflTtR. Ocf. 31.?The aaspicion that Srere
tary PalaajAalaattOfll aa Governor ih not daatiad by
t!io Atinnmsfnttion uicmliers of the Re
publionn State Committee ia growiug strongor
in the Wostern part of the State. Somo of
Secrctarv Fnlger'a olose personal frionds even en
tertain thU suspioion. Ono of thom. ex-State As
sesaor Hadley, who waa in this city to-day, frankly
aaidthatbe,\\,[ not BeUewa the Stata Gobmbittee
waaattemptinc to alaat Mr. I'olirr. Mr. Hadley
BTM a; U'..T.-t l.?<>, a few ajflei <li>?t.int from Seere
tary Fol^erVs bjOBM in QaMTB, aad for inany y-ar*
baa bees. an tatjaaata friend of the Baeratary'a Dar
lagtbaBfaaant _oath be haa reaeiYad afraral l<t
tiTH fraaa Mr. Folger ia ragard to tba eventsof the
eaapaifjn.
" Jnst aa anon aa the? bad patauaded hiin to aeoept
tba BonilDatioB they atopaad ?rarkiacln aaid Mr.
BadTa] toTu i'i:ti'.i;\i:'s nerrnapnaditnt, in r-piy
t<> .1 qneatiaa in ragard to the ralationa of Mi. Fol?
ger with tba State Coaaaaittee. By the tera
" Btata I ommittea " ? \ ? 1 ?? politlcian noa ondor
?'. a riter to meaa tba littla eliqae of Adaioia
tralionBepoblieaaa?Joba P. Smyth, Qeorga H.
Sharne, Dewitl t . v. ba lei and Bteahen ii. Freneh
?who bare abeoi poweza both of the Be
publican Btata Committee and of n.s .
Committee,
" Do V"ii tbink that -?-?:?? Folger ia aware of
tbJanegleet of the state Committee to uork for
hi.n f BBkod tho oomepondent
M He a?derataodi tl. ? aJtoatiofj perfectly, He
knawojaatwbat baebeea ejoiag on. Why. they
fbreed Smytboo tbe eoBunitta . .lnn.m in
? of ln- pr???
" I iiave anderatood tbal be deaire i tbal B, Platl
? ? iter-uouiil ite coiitiinirii a. ciairtQJU of tho
COIIItll't
"Tl at he did deaire, and Mr. Boaytb
kaeo it, l be day ba
for tbe Kral time, ? ? ? .. ? ezp wted tbat
tbay woaldeleol tbeir ebairman, Mr. Bmyth eame
to bia room and aaid: 'Jadge, aa tbe Be
pnbUcan caodidate for Qorernor yoo. ha~a a righl
toazpreaaapreferaooefo] tbi eiaotioa of aooae ono
in in aa i ba raaaa ?>f tbe State Conuaittea, inaemach
Committee latomanaaje youreaaTaaa.' The
Jodge replied: 'Well, Mr. Saaytb, I tl.ink arobad
better let thinga go along aa tbay are uow, witb
Mr. Carpenter aachairnuHL It wonhl cau.ae 1.-.-J oi
,i i;ir.' Smyth'a beaddropped aad ho di lu't aaya
arord aaoraoa tbe aabjaet. Parbapa tba Judge l.ad
(JiM.k'ii looqaickly for iiim. Tbenezl daya triend
of the Judtfo catne to hitu an<l aaked! '.ludge,
wliat bare yoa beaa aaying to Bmyth
and ' I'o.n' Plattl I'lfy are actin? like
two aeboolboya, K'?iii^ aronnd cnraing and
waariagaboatyoo, rbeo tbe Jadgje toldbimof
tbatalb he bad bad witb Smytb tbeday before.
Bat yoa a_ow tbe j wontabaad and B_de Smyth
ebairmaa deapite tbe Jodaa'a protaet. I5ut the
Jadaje B_daratanda lt all.''
?* If the Jodaa u dafeated for Qorernor -will he
retain hti ofBoe aa Seeretary of tbe Treaaaryf
" IIO VMli.-'
"Willoot tbe Adminiatration atteupt then to
forre him <?ut of tbe Cabinel V
"i Ik'.v may;bntxbey m ili i are togiva tlwurreaaona
in amtinaj. Mr. Foigar aill uot take auy hiuts. He
B-daratanda bia poaitioD aud their poaiuon pre
ciaely. If thoy n.> [onger deaire .im preeenoe in the
( abinet tbej aill bave t<> atate so m unmiatakable
langaaga. And ihen he aill bave some
lettera whiob bare paaaed betweap hirn
,t, ,[ thetii to 8*Te oa? for publieation
wht.di will boroad with a (rre:?t rleal f>f mtereat, I
tbink, iiv eTaryoao. H Ia ao awfaJ ahaaaa that he
ia goiiii/ t?, be aacrificed. Uaiaa'tUJte tbaaa. Ii
; be elecu&l he woubl try
to n.le lika (JartJeldj to i?tve all
kinda of Kepubticana a roice in tbe State Gorern
nietit, as ?. in ii guve all Uapubli anearoioa ?
ih,. \ ] >id jrou erer bear
wiien it u.is that Coukling lirat ezpreaaed diaiike of
Folger '"
" l nev r did."
?' Weii. i w.is tbia way: One day Coukling
.'.?? an argnment before Um I
ofAppeala, Naturallj Uw-re waa a eertain tima aet
dowu for the beanngoftbe argnment ? onkhug
tiirir.it in.- Bioment .>,: Um Attornay-Oan
er.il gol ap and aaad tbat >lr. Conkung w_ in the
eity aiei aouid siire.v h ? preaeni in a few motnenta.
ited for inllv ten ininutes. The
\ ? aey-GeneraJ oaade further excoaea. Fmally
Uiinkiing came; bni ho waited ouudde of ilirb.tr
taiking witb - bat came along. Tbejndgea
became rery impatMnt. rhen wben Conkling aid
..in. Inatde be bar he went on talktng wuh aome.
M .. Al iaal n aetuail] became aqoeation whetber
Uoukliuf waetorun tbeeutin Uonrt ol Appeabtor
tne Lonrt waa to rnn itaelf. rhen Folger apoka oot
drcidedly. ti< aaid that if the ooonaei did not pro
oaad wiiu the argnment tii? Coort wonld at oaoa
ed to bear another caae. Thateattled the mat
;er. Coaklingbegan making bm argnment 15ut
tbe next wcea Foiger beard frooa New-xork that
C'oukllUt' ?a-i talklutf BgaUMl bim, aud Hiuco that
tiuie be baaaeToi t.i.ae.i anv othar ?a>.
QBNERAL POLIT1CAL NBW&
WAJSHIN6T0H CAMl'AKiX (iO-siI'.
CUEBSJ SOIKB HOatJ To voit?tii.oen ^aid Ti>
BK BAXrUNJ MOKTOOatEBT UiAiu IN IHKVITH
MAitvLA.NO OOBOBBaaloaAX insnucr.
i.t n;i.t...i:\rn fu rai i Biatfl k
WAJBDIOTOB, Nov. 2.?A? elei tiou day draws
n.ar a B?aaaat?M baataaaa >'f iuu;ru^t intue probable ns
atilt lt ?een in WaabiiigtoB, aud niore vtforous efforta
tuau uauai for an-oflyear "aro making by tbe man
au-cra ot u.tb aollUoaj parttaa t.. bwaaea rataea who are
in tue Uovernuient BatTka or wbo.wbbe aagagai ia buai
neea ln tbe Liiairiet ol Co.iuubia, bave a legal realdence
elaawbara, to ko to ibeir uoiue? >?u.i e_>t taa? vot?*? next
xaaaaay. Tm- aaaavtaia of Oataraaaaat alarba and om
tiaia whovoieiuat.it.areujutefrolu tbeNatioual capl
ial began a Weafe a?o and will BOt eeaae until uext Mou
,lay. Alrea<lv a gfaal BMBJ aaafel are vaeant lu tbe a.'V
eiai Paaaruaaaia. aad lt la aatlmated ttad ..u Mouday
aazt fattf ao per aaal af UM < lerka aiO be abaent. Not
all ot tbe abaenteea will\..i. tbe atraitfht Republicau
tteket, bowever, for it la a weii-kuown fact tbat a cou
siderable proportlon ot tue votera ln tbe eervice of tbe
Ooveruuie-.tiauiadeupof DeeaoeCaCa who.-ueu tbey
voteat Bll, voie tbe airai^bt Uruiocratlc '.leket.
|BN DiaiBJBrtl votiua-powrroi UM Dtatrtol of Coluni
hta Bawarfar, wttl ba BMiaty aaarBtaad t>> bbob who are
aonntbeuovernuie.it wtvie.-, and will be ebietly felt
M taa oeaatlea or fnrgtaM an.i a_rytaad aojacent to the
Diainet. MontKoinery BbUT, the L>. tuneiaue eand.date
,,, | BflgrOM tn taa Vlta MarybUMl Uiatriew ia tuaklns b
, paroaa eaavaaa, and if Dianaratta autbonty u
tnatwattby, ia raaaiatag aaaatBBrtal aid trom
rj,-?? j. naaaa, wnaaa aaaay and aaaaawhal
ioueaouiMcbampioj Mr. Blair baaaaMadartag tue i_t
i *. "a AjoungMarylaud iMmoerat,wuo wdtoaat
, ", 'voi* ?? fuey-Ui. BBfcl 10 a i.;iiil.sk i-orn
mm, ia to"..a> tual i I* geueraliy beboradlamoog
i^o.*rautnr"uKWini tbe Uatrloi uwi M>- nideaaaa
'.,, r H.uir aiso.000 io aaalai biai ln bia ea.iv.tH-.
, er!.- Bo'tuM r. port IM trur. K \M ?! taii. J ba l tue
, ,.....?.!-. leel ;be Biiooai eoundenee tbat Mr. Hlan
',..:? i< ia aaderaiood tba; ba la trylng
,*' e piure lUr DOlored vo.era oy e-eaiaUBg
l.S'Sw - pootoarapu of tba algalag of tua i-juau.?.
tm ? u 1 ... ,a?'a,:oU. .?i BUUl WM B u.eml.er o rea
."m Uuoom'a < aomet, aad a-. af ooaraa. bia portnli
auBaara aJo .? witu UMaa m tae otaac ~ambara aud tuat
*'??..,.. >,.d Frraldeut ruU .a B.H B Kwd Oard lo ;
, ' .,,?..,.:,.. ..?.L-rata ?? ibatdlautot, witb wu.-iu
I ?, ,-iiiet rnuui to p.pui.rti) ap.H-ar- to le.U ou
B ,: Bougu aomewtial beUrted egorta to Mn
? uayai bi ardat top.n bitbara
'"'lu'V-o'.^.'viin DiMriei iraFea Bepnbuoaa naJorttj
afTowiur ...?? Luniraawnnal Uebet, tue Kipnoucana
_, D.,udd Dtuoi ouiy Ptrataini a oontrtd oftbatdTa
Jrtet, iu. aaveatruughope ugtarli eaud
?.i,.r B_rylan.l diauicu taMyaar.
a.a.ne-wtue Vui wulca ataoabouon tw
UitnctolO ' li..........ii' iu..
j?rity al l.Tio >u ls^o. _
114 BBTAJtl BRMOBESOB BOPH
,, ., uautrra oa moi noo? m ra_oo??a_a.
HIilNAL . OBTBgnt
bi rai aaa?m ni raw ranw ai
Wa-iiisuiuN'. Nov. _.?->.int uy II.:.
d,rH..u aaa taaatrai a.if.e.a faaai lawa waaab
. iu baa aabad . apaa n..a- tba
ti.-u of Bacaad a..<i aaaaaaaa. two of taataaaaaaleai
aaajbakaBBi *'?o aara hataal io bt i teaaaaa^afai of de
MBi ciourl Ueuderaou baa alao recclved a diapatch
from tho ehalnaan of the Rrpublican Con
greaaional Commttte? In Colonel Farwell's dta
Brtati saylng that the ronfest wlU be
very eloae but that Farwell wtll tie elerted. Tbls U tbe
Iowa distrlct wlnch the Democratlc Congreadonal Oaa>
mlttee ha*pnt dowti a* ?ure to eleet their candldate.
Colonel Henderaon la greatly amnsod by tM claim of
the Iicmoci:ita that there la any proapeef of their carry
mg the Vllltn and Xth Mienigan Dlatrtrt*. aad he eaya
that the loteet rei?.rta iee< lved from the let and Vth
Dl-frlets, which were tlionght to be lu anine danger a
f.irtmghr aco, !n<t.. ate that n<>th of them wtll eleet the
Kepubiic.iii eaadldatee for tongrea*. ?* You may aayt
colonel Houdeiaoa raaaartod, ?? tnat oar report* from
every ouarter grow uiore eneouragtng every hour."
A HOPBFUL PKNNSYLVANTA RKPUBUCAN.
[bt taaaaaaaa to m ntaaaa.1
\VA?trivr;TOV, Nor. 2.? Cornrre-winan Ward,
of Pennsylvanla. wbo WOa in Wnahlnirtnu to-dir-. a >ld to
aTRiBL'VF. eorresp md. nt that the polltleal prospec's of
tM ?ejaMteaM bi that Btoto had greatly Improved dur
ne the last tM aaya
"I nnw thliik v.-e ahallciert Bcarer by a wnall ma
Jorlty," aatd tM Oeaaaeaeeeaa, "but it wiu be a v.ry
eloeeaMvt
?? arui i ?>? B ipubUcaaj laaa any Congressmca 1 askea
the oorrespondent.
?? Tee, i MNere ???> iMIl toat tbraa aMateta, possibly
f.rir," aaa i be r pLj.
Mr. Wiird was not renoiulnated. and bla e'ale. aBXlaty
eppean to be for tM im eaaa <>r OeaeraJ Baaaar.
COLONIZING IN PHILAHELPHIA.
Pbtlaoblfta. Not. 2.?AttornoT-Oaw ral
Btaw ? - ipked to tJahV 1 Btotaa Maiabal
Karaa, ta alew of tM diaeo^ery of ailaaalye b>
in tn. reglatrattoa af 1 etaee, to
Baka a tMroogh bareatifatton of the a
fraad i? taapaetad atid toeaaaa tMaireet,
?? ofaapi rrUora u
? taeoaforaltywl rtraettoM a >ircu
lar from tl, ? 1) paftBl iBl of laattoa, ' tb tbe
aaiblUttea 1 f anperrleora aad ptbi ra, i.ss ba a aaat
out aad a aarattay ot tM retaraa or .,-.??-..??..r? and aapaa*
1 betag atadabyUaitad Btotoa ih.stnct-A.torney
vaieadaa
awaa arr-t.-i tata ?oratag for mollag
lofrot ra la tM flrat dlTlalon aftMFoortb
Iford. Flawi 1 i furulaMd tM aaaua,
abieh wered tahaatoa tad Edward Luoer
gau, tM superVtsota aho were irm
artberetorua In oae huasa, No. 004Ponn
8i.. it was au.iwn that onl w tblrty-eix per
10ns - .ii-iraivnt'-ra. Tbree other wa
mornlna and no 1 made.
FM priaoueraare Joun liaiTlty, Oeuioeratte aeeeaeor,
ond .1 - itea supetvlaor, wM are
accuaed ..! uiaklug irauduleui regutratlou iu tuu
eigaib divlaloo of the Poortb Ward. ra
... -,'nuei Wetaeatual, Ma not rel
m oi lia'a prepared by theae
: io persooa hav.- .n returned aa
ita An effort * aa mad<
and ot ttfty namea taken broui tM 11--.1 oniy fooi
touud. rwenty-flve letters were teut turoagb ia<
n ?. re returned. ityan ?
appeaXaooe at eoart. luc
otbers aere ...-.?! tor .1 bi arlng to-moirow before Unlted
? omntiauonei Qlbboi *
BUBPICIOI 9 AFFIDAITTB l'OUND.
John T. K,.yiir, B notary public aud BI
tatabvkaf tMBoardOf r'iuauee, was arrested iu Jer
aey City yaetorday afieruoou on a char^e of rtolatlag
the Liuiod Btotaa ateettoaLaW. Tue complalnt w,.?
aaaoeM Dattod ?r.it<-.-.4<'ouiuils8ioner ttafarMad* Cbief
Bapot rtaof ot Tlacrtona Wheu the eomplaint waa tnadu
it was thought that an elaliorate eoaaplraey
bad been euter..-d luto to aeoara fraudulent
refaatratton of roun m tM Intereat of tM Demoeratla
pany. A number of atBuanta, aoea oa are aaad lot tue
reglatrationol uameaof vou-raby pr..x\, aere toandln
tbe poaaeaslun of Mlcbael O'.NeUL a Uemooratlc worker
at n. 1: poiiii.u' p.ace oi the fiiurth Prueiaat, ist Dtatriot,
lue biank puoea iu tbe aflWaYits ?',-re BJIad op.
aud Kaytec'a uaui.. *-an stoaad i<> tbemlabiaoalcial
oapacitj aa autao pubUc. K..iei'.-i explanaUou la tuat
ba Ulled up tbe i.la ika ;>> tave tiu..-. ai d .;.'i itu-ai in hia
oitin-r-.i.i'. for perauoato make tae afadariteaa tMy
ungutbeaeeded. Auuuiberof unaiie.i bUaMaareia
tbe aame paoaage.
Iu Mr. ?vayler'l temporary absence froai tM offlce,
PatrtCk U'>. 111 W'ellt III to pt aonie liialik forina. -
tlie i?a<;kagc ou tbe tan.c, be p.ckeo up as mauy aa he
wanteU auu aent thein by a BMaea far to uis brotber at
tae ragtalrv place. Ani.'mr thoae that he aent away were
ahoiit tweuty of tue tliied-up lorma, um lie did uot
th.-ui. Kaya-r waa t..keu o?:fore Uulted tilates Cummta
sloonr .la. k?.n and gave o.ul m the auui ot $1,500 lo ap
p.-ar tor exauiiualiou luia afieruoou.
?BBB8T OF A BEOttTBATIOX BOARD.
80BM tlTflitfiiaaint wa8 catx^d last eveuiiig in
tM Tnird Proeluot of the V'UItb Idstrict of lludson
Counry by tbe arrest of the entue Moard of Kegiatry on
draaMaaaa and obatruettug tM reglatratiou
The Baard ItimatTtl d Ol Joun FlaMr aud Ihouaas Doran,
UMpaotora; aruilaai Peaelaa, Judge, aud Hanry
Xord-eick. clerk. lhey began to tlrink
early ln the day, aud toward cvening
w.-rt> ao drtink that th.'y fOfuaad to regiater any more
li.iiu. I and .... ked [tie.loor- of the r.'giatiy plaee. Voiers
ano daatred to M rogiaterad ware rety utdlgnant, lne
-uperTiaora Uiially made Oomp uluf to Uaitod
i uuuahwio ot Muirliead. Ciuei riupervisor of Liecuoua.
aud at hia requeat Cniet Murpliy eaused
tbe arreat of tue board. The poiieeoien who
weut to tM place of regiatry were obllged to break open
the doors to ,,'ei ,n, a ,.l thev fouud the el-etlon otUoers
iu a uuarloaa atota of la ..x..Mtiou. tue prUoueia re
taaedta give, up tue reglatry books unui they aare
Uireatened witU ueiu^ locke.i up.wneu they aurreudered
theiu.
A uew Board of K-'i;iatry were selecfed by tne oltlzens
pr.?. ir, wuo coniiuued tuo reglatratiou. Aalf. wast.ie
hrm oaee ot tne kiu.i iaat had ooine oadac hls uotlce,
Couimioaioutr Muirhe.Ml diaeuaige'd tho prL-ouers.
N<?MINATEU FOB CONGRE.SS.
BOoTOXi Nov. 2.?The Proliibitiouists of the
VI;11 Dtetrtet uiet ln Charleaiown. Iaat evuulng, and
unanimoualy uoiuuiated E. 6. Couverse for Cougreaa.
ltocllkaTica, Xov. 'J.?The KopuhUcaaa of the Ild As
aembly UiRtrict of Monroc County n mlnated Dewltt C.
K.Ua tor meuiUur of lUo AuaeuiOly to-nigbt.
M ruL VNTAE F MAR8L4 UG HTER.
Scbantox, Penn., Nov. 2.?Lewia Lowory
was cauvicted to-day iu the Lackawanua Courts of lu
yoluntary uiaualaughter, la caui-lug the deatb of
atephen Whlte, at a Uotel ln the vtllage of Daiton. last
June. The case waa a uioat pecullar ene, aud arose from
a banter from Lowcry. who declared that no man ln the
rooui could atand a blow from hiui. Wagerlug drlnka
f..r tueorowd Wuite bared blujaelf. and I?wery iiiuck
hlin with amb force as ta ifadBM deatb lu ? rew mlu
utes. TMJaiy recommeuded leulency toward blm.
ACCIDESI AT A COAL MNE.
Williamsport, Penn., Nov. 2.?A loaded
coal <ar tina evridug broke loose oa the lncllnedplane at
the Melntyre Coal Mine, tweiity-tive mllea from here on
ihe Xortiit'iu* eutral Kallway, and ruahed dowu at a
feartal relooity. A uumOer of men were ou the car.
Jatnea Dougnerty, John Uarns and Lewta Williams were
kill. d Ju.iu l.undy, ar.. and John Lundy. jr.. w.-re ?o
tt verely injured ihat tbey wlU probably dia. Uougberty
ieavcs a large faiaily^_
WEAOMEHTB of WMBIEEh SEWE
OOVKRSOB HEXDUH'KS IMPROVINQ.
IvoiANAPui.Ks, linl., Nov. 2.?(iovemor Ilen
drteka ta iuucu i.tter to-day thaa ai auy tlme sinoe he
?Aaa taken alek.
COLOSBX C.XKKRILL KEADYFOUTIUAL.
St. Loota. Nov. 2.?Ihe oaae of Colonel
j,,hu A. t ueaarUl, eaargad with tbe kiilmg of cvi.mul
Alouio W 81av back. waa called in the < ourt of Ci limnal
< uinciou thla luoiuii.g. The defeuee waa ready for
;le trtaL, uit theStaie aaked for a contiuuance, whlch
waagrauted untli MafaoiMr BL
LIAB1LITTES OF A LCMKKB ffTJUC
CHICAOO. Nov. -.?It is now stattd that the
Uabuiuea ol Meaam Hatr Jt odiorue, lumher deal^ra,
wuo iu.,.1.. an aaalaaaMBt yestetday. are #3is),oms), aud
Msrta t'-OO.iiio. ./e^ae .'spalding. rroui whom tbe llrm
purchaaed ua lumDer, la the prtunpa; eradttar.
PAXLUM OF A MANCK.VTUKIXU ( OMPAXY.
ChicaoOi Not. 2.?Tue Joergeiu Billiard
Tahl. .auu'.letuMug Cumpauy ha? bt-.-a eloaed, '.y the
.-;,. nff. It WMiocorporaleda few moiitha aato with a
uoin.al cupiul of ?iOtj,o?J0, of w.iicu #10,000 waa
casu.
CM W U A S1) OA a OA L 11 J-.S-H Y TEl dfl I d l'II.
DBATfl PaVOM THK ki< K nK A K.VLB.
gBaUtAMUUAH, Peuu., N..v. 2.?Jacob rJopkina,
,ipe et)tht. waa kl,-i.<-d bv a inale at Kurt< OaTaaa faciory U)
day ..:..l diwt aliorily ufter
.-E.N ikn. Ki> i'.. 11: ih \.
Kai timuki.. Nov. ?_' ? ArtbarPreaton. colored, .?.>n
rbicd oi tM aardai ol Karf Daraay at Balalr, lUrford
Oaaati aaa taitaj Mattaaaad ta ba haagad
. t T1TM. 111- THBOAT WllH A HAZOIt.
\\ ii.MiM.ios, UaL, .Nov. 2.?Ibeodore bailey, a
f?liuriu. ar .eiuar. ...niuilll d -ua'...?? il.i.-< ni.e nlu?{ liT tul
tlug hla ln,..ai Wltb a .az.u. lie ?aa?a..l U) Le lUaau
BHOT UlaUBidf rHBOUOH I'UK Hi-AKl'.
Piiii vi.. i.ritiA. Nov. i.?Otlio tlevtaod,
twent}?-. D.- al.ot uimaelf Ihio'igh tbn he;irt at lua hom.- H0
<.t.l .iiita .. a..:.-.. lloa..ua- ii'' ">ii. unedh
wu? bia ??rk tad Oa I.< aora . a
K1L1.. Ii BT AN BXPmBOa fRAi.N
Hlt."i.i ? oiiii . Nov. J -Joun ilaiv\ of
iiua.ity ?araboutalgaaMa. waa lasOMtly kliied tbi? after
u,a.u i..? iii-ugiioiiiw ? x " -?> "-"ii r ...a ?>? ?? ?ark
t.-..i,ii..i i... ..>aa tn* ira-k iu fi-.ut . .1 ine ajirtasbJag uaui.
r l.lil 1<?H^ AKKI I I 1? l'"K I.1BI.U
Wn ki -ii\.;i.k. p. in... So?. J. Joaepli X. llogert,
the H1H.., ,. fae VnU>fk UiHter. aud K A. Mvea. a ?
. illi.ii were oi- Rted ilua mortuuk ta. < li> alatlua, a* *..e*ed,
? inix .'?!?? < u. ular eualaluuiK a (rua.a lli..l >.u /n.a Vaui.aru.
1>. ui.e ail. eaodiaaM i?i protaaoolary. Waiiama \arre auw
uaued t.r ihe aireat *>t Ucuxy liakoa, wIumc aujaata.v ap
l' ...? at.ua taaaruuiaC
TIIE ASHLAND TRAGEDY
m
MAJOR ALLEN'S 8TATEMEVT.
PARLKTiNr, with mr. mob? thb ruiHT whtc*
EVSCKJ) OV TTIK RIVER?THE CROWD O.V *HOB_
NOT FIRKD BTCaT.
Lexinotov. Ky., Nov. 2.?Upon the return of the
troopa to Lexington. the rommanding offi.er, M ijor
Allen, made the foilowing atateraent: The tnotion.
for a chat.ge af faaaai ktvtng been uranted by Judga
Brown, and tl.o caae removed to I'arter Conaty, an
order was laaaaal dir?effaag the Kheriff, in connection
with the state Onards, to convey the priaoners baek
to LexinR-ton for aafe confinemerjt. Durtng f !.af af
tertioon there were a good many rnmors to the ef
fecf that larae erowda were congregafing at Aah
land preparatory to coming to Catlettshurg that
niaht and taking the pris -ners, C'rafI and
Xeai. A telegTam waa received hy Majoc
Allm from an offieial of the f'he-apeaka.
and Ohio Railroad, -fatinir that a moh had taken.
posaewaion of the tools of the railroad aection-handa
at Aahland. and, a* the teteaTam state*, " rvidently
meaninu: tnia. hi.f.'" Anot her tele?Tam waa re.-eiveal
by the Major. itatiag that the mob had tom np tho
track at Aahland, l??!iering that the tr.xms would
refiirn tbat nitrht wlf b thw prisoners. Majat Allen
had for hi-< command return tieketa ov.-r tba <be*a
peake and Ohio Railroad, and baaaadad to go back
th.itway; bat belMTOBg it to be nnsafe. ba made
MfaajaBBBjatB, tbroagb his qu*r'erii..'>at.>r. witb tho
captain of tba Granite Htate, whieh went up
t<> BaBiBagaaa that eveniag, to take them on het
refiirn tnp to May.iviJle. That night the troope,
in expeetation of an at'aek from a mob _a_ Aah?
land, were nnler the atncteat gnard. EagfebBBB
ruen. who were relteved every two bonra, uuirded
every street appioachiug the Courr H BBB, and
mountri', pleki t were poated at dilierent points of
the taa-1 un.Ier the command of Captain Mnrphv.to
BPfMiaa the troopa of the approach of auy mob.
Wathfaag eeenirod that night exeept the iirinir by
aome party of pistola and guns in the
Beigbbathood of thequartera of the troopa. whieh
causod them to tum out foor orfive fm.es dtinng
the ninht, baHawbag an attaek Uaaaioewt. On
Wednoaday. ar noon, the order WaegTfen tor the
troopat.) rnnve doWB to t',.e rlver irmit. Major Al?
len having lea::.ed la the meantinie thal a mob
fr?>m Aahland aaa on its way to Catlott-barg. Tho
troopa were aaarehed dowu to the rirat iroar, tho
priaoners marehing with a gnard iatafl and with
two nompanioa to Baaaa) in guardimf theaa to the
wharf-boat rhnrtimatadaraf thatroaaa ware peaeai
onjthe lii:l M hieli nni nands the nvr fn.nr. Tho
LoaiariUe Ligbl ArUlbary, oaaaamadad by Lienteo
ant Bligh, aaapiaeed f.uing the depot at whieh tho
mob wa- expoeted to arrive, aud coruuianding two
aouares of tt.e sti.'ei leaahagba the river frotit. Tho
McCrary Ou.tr._ were paetal on aaak abae af the
caunon to anpport the artillery. The Lexiimton
Qaarda wara poated at the corner of anotbat atreet
at n^Iit angles to the river front, to pr.vent any
liank movament bv the mob. The r.inain
der ol the troopa were plaee.i hehind
the Alaer Boaaa whieh faces the rivvr, raady to
wheel into line around tho corner or take the
p!ace of th.-M.'Crarv Gnards in supportin^ tho ar
tiliorv, in eaaa the latter guards ahonH bo dis
abled.
Tbia poaition had h.-mlly baaa takea bafaaaj a
train arrived from Aiiiland, conaiating <?( oaa looo
motivo eagiaa, ono aa two pas-euRa* <? r aad fivo
or six llat ear-, cioaely packed witi. a mob trom
Asliland. This train atopped in full rh?a af tho
artillery aud M. Craiy GiLirds, A dole,ation of
Bome twenty-five or thirty men approaohed tho
troops and called for Major Allen. Ho ad
vatujed toward them, about 100 yanla in fronl
of the troops. The committee repreaenfinsr the mob
aaid to him that th-'v came from Aahland for tho
purpose of takuiu Baal and Craft, that they camo
peaceahly, to take posaeaaion of tue priaoners
Boaooably, if poaafkaatif not, then by faaaaj that
they wara 2,000 strong in the train an 1 conld over
powat the troopa easily. Their demau.l waa per
emptorily refuted ; and Major AUen afat.d that tho
trooaa eanaa aiompiy for the puriwse af uphoiding
the law and iu ohedience to agaataj and
not to buIMoze, br iiupoae upon the righra
of any aoanty ; tbat they did not i8a_B a difii ulty
with aoybody, oaaaeiaily Kntuckiam, and would
not pam.ipate in auy difliculty nnleaa it waa forced,
upon them. and that if auy difliculty aaaanai tho
responsihility for the reaulta ramt re-.t upon tho
mob. The cointnitteo then stated that if the troope
eacaped fram Catkattabarg wih the praaaaata thay1
would bo met at Aahland by at leaat 2,000 01 J,r>00
determined men, >upported by a boat ooatahBg fonl
caunon. The interview then ende.I. Tba troopa
were withdrawn to the ateamer Granite t?tato,
undercovorof tl.e caunon. whieh was faaai toward
the mob untd every aoldier ha<l embarked.
The boat then atarted for Aahland with the troopa
and priaoners, aud at the eame time the mob
bomled the train and atarted toward Aahland.
When the boat arrived within a mile of Aahland
the rra.n came in aight, and ran along the traclc
whieh akirts the nver front at tbat potnt, at tho
eame aaaad aa tae boat. A great number of ahotfl
were tir.d from the train at the aoldiers. but tho
range waa too far and the ahota feil too short to
cause any dama^e. The shota were not renponded
to by the troopn. the commandtug otlicer ordenng
that 110 shot ahould be tired until it becaino neoea
sary as a tueana af defeuce.
As the Granite State approached Ashlau.l a ferry
boat coutaluing, it u auppoaed, about 100 men
armed with mu-keta. ntlea aud shorguna. steamed
from the land aud approached the Granite State.
Tho ferrylioat wlmtled a algnal to stop, whieh tho
Gtauite Htate did not heed, but paas. <1 on. When
Bjearly oppoaita to the Granite Mate, and J(K) from
to 300 yanls disuut, a great luauy ahots were tired
from the ferryboat at tbe troopa, woundin .. at-veral
of the aoldiers. The command waa then given tor
the troopa to return the hre, whioh thev d.d, and a
quick and apirited conflict enaue<i for four 01 tive
miuntea. The amoke-atack8 and hurri.ane-deck
of the Granite State were well-perforated by the
bullefa from the mob. Four or flve
aoldiers were wounded, tbough uono
senoualy. The tireof tbe troopa waa directed en
tirely at the ferrvlx.at eontainiug the mob, not at
the crowd coliected on the bank, wl.icii waa very
larire, and apparently very euthuaiaatic in support
iug ihe mob <>n tl.e ferrvboat. If prraons stauding
ou the bank were lujared. lt waa tbrougb careteea
neaa in beuiif so near to a lawleaa mob attaek
ing sta'e troopa t^od not kaaaaaaa tbe traaaa tireai at
them. In the eugageuient. the ferryb?jat waa aoon
siieued, an.i atter the mob ou her had aaaaag to
tire, not asingle shot waa tireai hy tln- iioop*.
1 he cMinuiHiidiug ofticer. wbile regreftiug that he
waa compelled to take auch atroug aud deadlf
aaaaaajraa, faeaa that they were forced spaa aaaa, and
that tne roaponaibility for the aafartaaata r.suita
reata eniire.y uimii the men who attemptel lo tako
tho law into th'ir owu hauds, Many abata were
tired betore and dunug the condu-r bv peraoua on
the opposite aide of tbe river at ?u..rt taaga. but it
waa by UMhridaaM aud uot by atgaaipail bodaatt
aud their ahota were uot rvtorucU by Uie aoidiera.
?
THE STOUV TOLD BY THE BOAT'S CI.EF.K.
BBWOBia 10 AY'OID TIIE MiiB-HOW THK riKlN<i BB>
UAN ? TUE ACTIONUFTH? rB*??>P8 UKII'M.KU
CiNci.vxAi:. Bar. -.?Mr. Phiater. eaark of the
Granite >tate, aajnj that Major Allen cugaged tbe
abaaaaaraa f_aan?y alght ta oanvwy the pnaonera
an.i tr....pi bo Maj rrtUe, but that it waa keff a pro
fouud aaarai aroa baaa the otherboat oAobbbj Major
Al I'ti aTBB_M to avoul a collisiou with the mob,
1 i.ey bUagiBakai aa Magaraiaaa that thaj would be
tt Catleilabaiiat katf paat II, Hl th.-,- iaiie.i to
r.a.h th.re uni.l uteiuoou. He tiunka f hat if they
bad an.vel there promptly the whola
trou'de would iia\?" l?^u avoided. When
the U.at aajaj b?CajaaWa-aBBJ then-we. aaakaaaj
Ugaaaf .lia'.uthaii.e. Frouuuent men at tbat plaoe
dCaatata B rans that tu? aaal aaahl ba
Hitackesi, anda largeahipment of oatlle va_k_p|
ol for tear.d .Iimii-t. A aaaaaajaaaj fr-.u. t'.ie Aah?
land mob aaited om Major AUen and demai.ded tbe
priaoners. The demand was, of oourae, refuM?d, and
tteaaaaaaataaa waruo.1 Major Allen that tb priaon
era wouid be takon. Whou tue boat lett l atletta*
burg tue mob buok tbv UaiU, wktoh ?.oii_u*d>

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New-York tribune. [volume], November 03, 1882, Image 1
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924