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V0L\L1V_IS?' I4JDU
KEW-YORK. SLNDAY, MAUCH 2<?, 18&5.-TWELVU PAGES.
PRICE THKEE CENTS
T1IE NBW8 IN LONDON.
RUSSIA STILL UNDECIDED-THE PROSPECT
OF PEACE BKIOHTENINO.
A.NXIETY RE8PECTINO THE AMEEU'8 rOSITION-THE
MlMSmT RE80LVED TO MOOM PKACE BY ACT
INO AS IF WAR WF.KR 1NEV1TA?LE-MR.
IX>WR1.L'8 RECALU
1BT CABI.f TO THE THIBCNEl
Loxdon, March 2?.-The sudden provalcnce of
renewed anxietv in London al.ont Anglo-Rnsaian
relationa ueuiB due chief v to two causes: Russian
dclay in auswenug Lord Granville's last notc and
English niilitary prcparations herc and in India;
bnttbe situation remains esaentially unchantred
eince last week. M. deGiers'a rcply doea uot comc
because the conflict between tho peace and war
partics in Russia continues, and because alao both
now think that procrastination favors Russia. Kor
doestuo English Cabinet regard tbe preaeut dis
patcb as probably decisivo on the main iesuca. Its
tenor is uudcrstood to bc nothing more tban a
categoricAl detnand for an immc.liate reference of
all boundary questions to tbe delimitation com
mission. If Russia agrees, disputcs over toehni
calities are hung np for montba. If abe refuses sbe
tan bardly avoid aubmitting a counter proposal.
M. LE8SAR COSFIDENT OF PEACE.
M. Lesaar cver since his arrival baa declnred him?
self contident of a pacific solution. He said last
night tbat he considerod the prospect of pcacc
better. not worse. Tho alarrn in Loudon ia not
akared in any stngle foreign capital.
TUE AMEEU'8 DKCISIOX.
The English Ministers await tho rcsult of the
meeting between Lord Dufl'erin and tbe Ameer on
Monday with pcrhapa more solicitude tban tbe
Russian diapatch. The Araoer is inaposition to
force England's band, if he cboosoa, He has novor
yet pledged himself to the arrangement by wlnch
the Russian-Afghan forces retain their preseut PM*
pending uegotiations. Shonld bo refuse, still more
ahonld ne insist on England"s prcssing the domaud
now withdrawn for the retiremeut of tho Rusaians,
the crisis would iustantly become acute. To
docline tbe Ameer's request wonld imi>oril the
Anglo-Afgban alliancc and risk tbrowing tbe Ameer
into Rueaian arms. To acoept would briug tbe
negotiationa with Russia into confusion and
possibly provoke immediato collision. Rnt the
Cabinet reliea confideutly upou Lord Duflerin's
persuaeive geuius to bring tho Ameer to reasou.
TUE RACE FOIt PKN.IDEH.
The Russian party in London now bases the
Riissiin case on tbe allegatiou that the Afghans
began tbe aggressions on debated ground by
Beizing Penjdch in June last before General
Alikbanoft moved. Tbe answer ia tbat the AJtfaVaal
advanced becauso they heard that tbe Rusaians
were advanclng. There was a raco for Penjdch and
the Afghans won.
THE SITCATION 101000 t'P.
Tbe situation may be sumrned uu by sayin? that
if Knssia can be forced to uiake an linmcrliafe
deeision it must be for peace, bnt if allowed to
- diplomatize" indetiuitely, war may come in the
end It secms certain tbat no Russian force within
military rcach of the Afgban irontier b ablc to cope
?with tbe Anglo-Indian army. Russia is not ready :
Entrland never so ready or bo well prepan d, in
epitc of tho Egyptiau dillicultics.
THE RF.8ERVK8 AND MIL1T1A
Tbe ealling out of the resorves adds 70,000 to
tho army if all are embodiod. It U underctood that
Lord Hartington wantn at preseut only 20,000.
Tho poBtponeineut of tbe debato on the Queen's
niessago till after the Eatder recess has no military
?ignificancc. The preparations proceod as before.
Ueneral Stewart's two corps, 50,000 strong, will
certaiuly concentrato and a<lvanee. Tbe Indian
princos and pw>plea continue to mauifest loyalty.
which enables tbe bulk of the Indian anny to be
thrown northward. Alarmists infer from all this
military activ ity tbat the Cabinet cipects war. It
does not, but means to secure peace by acting as if
war were iuevitahle.
bad wohk at slakim.
Tho week'a operations ncar Suakim provoke much
?harper criticism in privato thau in public. BHW
Oreville'squeBtiou in the Hoaso of Lords, wliether
General McXeill after allowing himself to bo sur
prisod retainod the confidenee of the coinmaudor-iii
cbief, was an 111-timed expreasion of tbe nniveiwil
military opinion. General Grabam comes in for
hardly lcss aevero ct'UBure. IIo sijuandeied time,
?en and traus))ort all to ro purposo. The truops
though wantonly over-worked (ight admirably, but
their ^xhaustion delays tbe advancc almost e<j!ially
with the loss of camela. General (iraham's io?M
Wbether ths Arabs meaut figbting exists uo longer.
THE KOYPTIAN AORF.EMK.NT.
Tbe debato in tbe House of Commons on the
F.gyptiau agrecmeut has procecded languidly with
? thin Honso and has attracUxl little attentlon
ontaide. The Mlnistry have bronght the finanees of
Egypt into such a hopeless Btate that tbe Housc
kaanocboicebetwe-n accepting tbe prcsont con
Teution and precipitating the bankruptcy of EfFpi
Tbe victory of Fronch diplomacy though not coin
plete is substantLal. Tbe iuternational guarantee
of the loan is only multiple control in disguise. No
llinister explains why otherwiac the Powers should
decire to Incur any obligition.
Mr. Gladutone'B and Mr. Chaml>erlain'B argument?
entbispoint directly oontradict each othor. Mr.
Goachen snpitorta tho agreement only because
nothing ebse ia now poasible. If it were worse than
it is, the Houae would have accepted it,'?eeing what
tbe MinbJtry aaw, that it i? impo??ible to turn
them out at this moment.
| The Imh carried the point of throwing over the
Seata biil till after Eaater.
MR, LOWEIX'S JO:( A! I .
Mr. Lo*ell'a recall elicita many oxpresaiona of
fegret, rnany tributee of admiration and regard,
and many ui vitationa to ramain m England, The
Ximt* aaying he wonld still repreaent tbe, hlgbest
Americau culture ln the repabllo . of English
literatore. Ike Saturdoy lietiew to-day rema rks that
enly dynamiteora and their alliea**complatned of
iir. Lowell'a want of vigllanco in aaserting the
clairna of American citizena, and that it ia under
gtood that in negotiation he haa beeu by no meana
?xoeeaively acoommodating or deferential.
Tbe American diepateliea rc#pecting Mr. Plielp?
?ecure<l a fricndly roception here for tbe nomina
twn, J'ht lall Mull Utuett4 excepted, whoae
disparagmg conunent drcw a lettcr troin Mr. Lowell
culogizing both Mr. Pliclps and Frcstdent Cievel.nid.
O. W. 8.
WAR BUMOMB 1S MUJtOPJt.
IS THE CZAR ANXIOUS FOH A IJATTLE ?
HOW THK taOtnCU ARK VIKWKI) IN MMM
?TIIK MSITTK OVKR PKN.IDKH.
London, Mnrch 88,?? Tho Kii-Man pwple are
alarnicd," tclegraphs tho Paria correapondent of 7 he
London Tim?, * at the idea of war. Tliev know tliat
u war with Englaud wouid bo disastrouji to Ruaaia.
Tlie Czar needa tnotiey, and in the ovent of war it
would M only poaaihle for hiin ti) obtain a loan
npon nnnoiis tcrms. Ru.saians here admit that Eng
land caunot recede, wuile with Kusaia tho wkolo
question is nierely one of ambition. All tho powera
have instruoted theirambasaadors at St. Petersburit
aud London to urge the Kuaaian and Knglish (iov
crnincnts to moderation and concession. Tho am
bassadors stato that botli powers arc really nnxious
for peace."
The Jhnea concura with The AVira ln inferring
froni Earl (iranvillc's retuarks in tho llouse of
Lord.s laat cvening tliat the (Jovcrnntent tako the
poaitioti that iVujdeh belongs to the AfghruiH. TMl
positiou makes. Jhe Timc* thinka. n completo dia
poaal of Ruasia's disingcnuona plca tliat the occupa
tion of Penjdeb bf UM Afghans justilied Kuasia to
advance npon dchatahln poiniK. ? The qnoation of
peace or war,-' Thr Timc* declarca. ? now resta inoro
with Russiathan itdoe* with England. To deacrt
the Atnccr wonid nioau to make Rtissiu a present of
analliancewithhim. Inthat cvcnt England would
thereafter bo compelled to IgM both the Air.ecr aml
Kua?ia. W? aincerely gggMi that Kussia'a movc
nieiits dady inc.case the chanco of a rnpture. The
inmiediatc neccaaityof the moinent is that Kusaia bo
madr elearlv to nnderstand that England i?
thorougbly in earnest."
The im'y Knm aaja that the atatement in The
Gfabe of yestirday that Earl (iranvillolbad propnaed
to KiiBsia that both the Afghans and the Ruasiana
should rctire froni the disputod territory wlulc
negotiatimiM fW in progreaa is nntrue. Tht Hmm
says ther< are no Rpecitic points now at MMM in
regard to the advance of outposts: tho queation
now h whelhci Russia is willinK to submit the
frontier questiou to thodecisiou of the joint coiu
mission. In aueditori.il refernng to the Duke of
ArirylFs inferetire froni Karl (iranville'? nply to
oneqnestion aud his faduro to rei>ly to anotlnr.
that the (Joveriiiiiiiit umloubtedly (onaiderod tliat
lVnjdeh btlotuid to the Afghans, FmiAMMMUM
tliat l.arl (Jranville tacitly avowed that that was
the flnTfif MlWlt'l TMW.
A?MIM ol Insh oit'iiiizationM, it M said, lmve
npproaehed thr R?MUW MBbMMJ In I'arm witb
ooersof aMiatance in eam> of war Indweeu Run?ia
anu Englaudi. IlM agents propose to foni.-ni a
liwog in Ireland while England M eniragi'd m
Alghanmtaii, aud to tit out privateers in Ain? rica to
prey npon Britiata eonuaeice. Alltheyuhk i? that
BnMM rthall tnniish tlie Irish allies with MMM to
MR] out their part of the bargaln.
Tit MMM to Tmkey t'?r an nlli.m. e with
RnaMa are still under coiisidtration. IMpkMMtk
advices froni Ath<Mis aud L'oiiHiantinopl.- ONCBI in
corroborating the tmth of the re|K>it tliat MWl
IMgOtiationa liave b<-eu for MM iMMMUIUglMi
betweeu Austiia, (ire.-cr andHustia foi a m-w teiri
tonai rnnaamnent with Tnrkejr. Under thi^
Rnaain u to obtnla the ?nMHtton of BmM Bon
melia to Balgoiia antfc Um exteMion of Um liMoral
of the l'nncipality to the -Egean Sea ; QrMM to
g.t tliat jiart of MMOdODU with a ironib-r Jine
along tln- tioooa and Haleaeturi Riron t<> tiie moatta
of the Jatter in the (iulf ol BoJoniM. Austna ia to
obtain a Mff Irontiei frOM the plaiiih of KoMOTI
tothowMtan ?id<' of Moal Cfcnolloa, ai->ngth<
Kiver strMiion to the /ffiMi ts*a. th<- eontre oi the
Austriaii teintory to be a part of >aloi"< a. KiiMtia
aluo asks to bo acionbd tht- ught to occapy forta
ou the Jtla?-k Dea at the < litraun- to the Boapboma.
A kikuwltiigo of tbe f.-i<-? that tbfvk< ni-tf"! t.ii i"ii>. nr<
?MbMM] iiUN lucreuaca the oliuuco in tuvur oi the
eoiisiiiinnatio'i of an Anglo-l'iirkiRh Hllianee.
At I'ortHinoiith all the ablpa betonflBg to the Firat
Naval Ktserve,;includn;g]loiiilronciads. with alCtbe
?nnbosta andtoipodo oonto, hare bon otdotod t<>
M put into iniinediatf .readiu>-8 tJ .be- placed in
COlllllI IHH10I1.
VlSXKA, March 28.- Advieea froin KnoaU say that
preparations are being MMM ior war. and thol
Hilonce has been bMMMd on the IUMMM MM>
paperw.
liiti s>n.-, March L'-. ?/.< \<>id. the Hnaaian organ
bato, Mjn : " ! h<- Pjeoole of Koaju r> u ud tbe irbole
qnnrrel with a*?p/roMand ^ith oo ttsee of lirrto*
tion. Tl:i? i? owing to thcir eoorietkm of tbe
absiirdity of the iiiea of any war bOtWOM BlIMfa
an<l EngUU>d r.nultmg froni the Afghan iinbroglio,
and the Impnaallillltj oo tiieir part of ragaruing
Miionahr the ararlike deraouatrationa belog nade
b? hnglaud in Iudia." L* .Soid tollowa up IbM
editonal Dtteranee by ptintiog a lottot datod m.
Paterabarf, March 33, in whieb thawcitar, arhe m
relened to aa a good atithority, saya : " J ue DIMI Dl
Koaaian Miiitarjr novMnant ih Bothing bnt ? pw>
eautiotiary inuuaure, dictOtad by the inost
elemaotarf prinaiplea of Matioaal prndanoe."
Kawai.I'IMji. Alareh 2*.? 1 he Mtn tary of the
Nizaniof Hydorabad vrritaaoonaeralng tii" tlir<..t
ened nateian InTaahm: "The ladlaa prople
eonaidac that Rnaaiaa nile meana deapatiaiB,
lortuption of juatiee, tyranny and oppreeeioo.
Buaaia mav intradnoe elTiHaation Into Knira and
Itokhara, bnt iujlndia her rule would ineau
retrogreaaiou."
CBAXttMIXQ OF TllAXHATLANTIC WtJUMEM.
No iiif<irination had..becu rtccivtd at the
ofllte of the Cuiiunl IJue ln BawtMg OrOM |MtMMf 1?
regard U? the statciiient i?ul)liahed iu The London fMM
tli.it the Kugliah (ioveniiuent lntended to talio tlii- <>re
gea for u Maaapett ?iiii>. Tke aKentw vmn MatfMi to
doulit whetber any negotlatlotis ha<l toM anMaal MM
by tlie Ouvermueiit. At tiur olliee of tUe N'utlunal Lliic,
Mr. Conycra, tlie MB*eMBti MM : "Tho Amerluu hu*
been taSaa by tbe Gorernmant ior a traaaport. ai><jui
gnoabalncplaeoU on bt-.r wc know iiotbtiig. HUe wiik
otaartered for a trauRport."
Mr. (iiii-on, paaaanger auent of tho Oolea Lla?, aald :
" Tlie Arlzoiia ih now on her war to th:? ooaatrf. O/ben
e'io i?turna to Englatid abe wlll \*> tuUeii l>y tli.- (iovifu
ui< :it and imed to carry troop* to EgPTt A? aoon at alit
hus got throiiKh berdutloR ?-?! tmnaiwrt "be wttlbaaat
on tli?- line brhIii. Tbere ure no in-gotlntioua iieuilliig
th.tl we knowof for the eb.irteinu of the Alaoka. If
anab uegollutiona were peinllug we woillU buvo bceu iu
foraieU. _
THE SITUATION ABOUHD SEAKIM.
St akim, March 2H.?A rtimor jircvuilH bero
thta afternoon tliat Ohiuuii l>lgiia dciilreb to aurremh-r.
bnt apaa Maal terina la not atuto<l. A dcacrter froiu bla
cauipatatea ttiut iiO.ooo nien are lutroneked at Tamal.
(ieuciral Htr Cierald (irubain and tbe wliole BMMI
army of advance arrlved to-day at fieneral MeNtlH*
MM Tbla advaueu Ineludea al! tbe troopa exeept
rifty nien froiu eacb rcglnieiit, who were left beblnU M
garrlaon huaklin. A vloleut aaud alorai delayod Ibr
luovenient coualderably. luiimn lilgiia'a losaea in all
tbe aagagMMMl of tbo laat week nre catlnated at -i,(HX>
luen.
?arly ull tbe Infantrj' and eavalry eaeortlng the ooii
voy bavo arrlvod aafely at tbc Zareba on tb". '1 ainal Mad.
Tbe bulldiug of tba UerlM!!4 rallway baa been Matpeaaed
out?iile of Hiiaklni owlux to tbe limlilllty of tbe, army to
airoixl prou^eiloii along the Une beyond tbe caini). It baa
beea decidi-d that tke MIOM OO aaaaffl for aueli plotee
tlou caanot be apared at leuat uutll aftcr tba luipeiiutu*;
batti<r at Tauial. wkleb laexpectcd to be dcclaive. abali
ka^ e been fouckt.
(latnO, Marek 28,-Itla reported that tke Benlunn rt
and Oedlna bave attitekcd aud aeverely defcatea the
lladdeodowaa near Kaaaala.
RIajsixiX, Marek 2h.?TAr Army and \ttvy (kurttr aaya
at at the rate at wblch Ueneral Urahaui la makln pro
greaa U la aafo to oaloulate tkat ('bilttmaa, iggO, wlll
aee hlm half way to lierber. Krom JiougoU couiea the
lutelllgeuee tbat tke dreaded Kainalu wlud beitau to
blow i.ii laat Wedueaday. The beat la exceaalve but It la
aald that tbo bcaltk of tke atau wltb (ienural Wolaeley
renialna good. Tbe Araba frlendly toEl Mahdi, lnaU-ad of
abandoufng tbe J'rophet'a cauae, auem to becoue dally
niora koatlle to the lirm ???? At I>bbeb and Tamal lately
no uiaii att#< ked to the lirltlah cauae baa lucceeded lu
golng bcyoud theioutpoata wlthout beluggrosaly lusulteil
or attaoked. Pevaialuieu wbo recently ntrayed froui
tbe caiupa at botb ulacea kave not roturued aud bavo uu
doubtedly lx-en ktlled.
Oaueral Btcwart 1* aiakltip llttb- progreaa ln bla expe
dltloa to Hci ii- i. After tke aaucb karalded advance, to
uiake wblch twoweeka baa been obnauiued aud aeveral
hundred llrea loat. tlw catup la to-day Juat two mllea
nearar to Berl>er than Huaklm U. For want of a batter
tranaport aervlce tbe whole army la aufterlnf, tbe men,
mulea anit camela belugcompehod to carry otberwiae ua
neeeaaary burdena ln tbe torrld beat. Typbold fever and
d/aentery are prevaleut auoug tbe troopa.
- ?
WEW8 N0TE8 FBOM LONDON.
1 *>nih >\. March 28.
Tn? Ghjaaja Uab Hl? Way?Vlca-Admlml Frtnce
Leinlngen waa reeently noruiuated by tke Queen ta tba
C4iuimand of the Britiah llcot at Tbe Nore. The I.orda oi
tba Aduitialty proteatcd agaiiut uiaklng tbe apiKilnt
nieut. bu?> ibe (^ueeji InaUted upon It, and It baa beeu
made.
UtiiKEwa in Mnaocco.- It baa l?een arrangad with thr,
Hiii.iu of Moroaao tbat Um pabcawa who were robi>mt
and wroaged ln the Frovince of Deiunat ahall be Indeni
uitled aud guarauteed pr^tecMou lu tke futuxe. tbe Bul
lan hna alao nKrced that they ahall be under tUojofnt
protectlon of Knglaud, France and Italy.
CENTRAL AmTkTcaN TROrBLES.
ATIITIDE 0* THE MEXICAX OOVKRXMKX T?CL'T
TING OF THE OAHI.KS.
New-Orleaxs, March 28. - A dispatch to
Tht Hinflh-m'trat froni the City of Mexico aaye I Ovor
tweuty Mcxlcan oltlcera not ln aetlve aervice havo al
ready ttnrte.l for Ccutral Amcrica to |olu the Goveru
M 111 foicea of ban Palvador and Nlcaragua. It Ia under
atood that the aervlcea of thoacofucers Uave beeu aolic
lted hy the gov-urntiicnta of Nlcaragna and Pan Palvador
throu?h confldential asenta now In thla elty. General
Harrloslaalao represeuted hcre. The war feellng la
rai>ldly cxtendliiK and growlng strouRer. A larucly
attended publlc mectimf waa held laat nlgbt to conalder
tho (iuatcmala qiieatlon. F.very apeaker advocatcd
aKt,Tes?ive and deteruilned actlou toward Ouatetnala.
fiTv m Mkxh u, March 1H, Tla. Oalvcston.?The last
beiird froni the uilnlater to tiuateiuala, who had been
onlcred to Pun Palvador, wua that hn had arrlvol ai
Acajiitla. on all way to tho eapltal. No tualla HH
nrrived hcre froni (iuateinaia for the paat few rtaya. u
Uauppoaed that the liuatcmahi (iovcrntuent ia wltn
hoMiugtheiiMlla. There ia uo trnth whatevrr In tlie
report that Mexico uaa aont troopa tolnvade Uuatcinala.
Her ncittral poaltlon taatlll niainlalued.
Kl J'orlid?il.i'i Iraa '. whlch Ia ?alWWi t*0 orjran of
Prealdent I>Iaz. atatea lt* poaitlon ln an edltor al eiv
title.f Firmncaa, not.War." Itaaya: "Mexico MM
no war with a alater people. the vletima of an liuplacable
t \ raiuiy, unlea* unavoldahle. We ahlior the tyrant, not
the ouufeeertl" . ?A , .
\\ ibHIXGTOX. Mah-h 28. -The Pecretary of Ptate ha*
raeetved the mlowtng lolograai froaa Ihe I'n-sident or
th? Oaatral nnd Pouth American ueoJe Uaajpaay,
wbJek waa raeetved rrooj tba aapeTlntendent of the eoa>
iiany at Panauia : " The coimuander of Coloiiildnn gBB
Coat Hovaca, landed at the niouth of the Uucuuvetitiia
p.iver jaaletilajr fotood opaa the cabie kouaeot tae
( iiiti'al'aiid s.mtli American Ompany, aud cut the coui
pany'acable, intcrniptlnt? cominuuicatlon with Poutu
Aincrlca. We ha\c r< palred damagox, wlil you klndly
Inatraet the oonmandar af the Fnltcd PiatesNaval vea
?al at Paaaaa i The Ooionbtan gnnboat Ia atin at
nnchor nt the nioiith of ISuenaveiitura Klvcr. It i* un
rertalnl whether aiie h> <?<>-operattaf wilh the natloual
foreeaof Colonbla or tboaa in rebeUloa, but we fear
furthir lnjury to Ottf taHM and iuterfcreiicc with lnter
iiatloiialcoiniiiiiiiicatiHii." , .,
The diapatch was refcrrcd to tho Sccrrtary of tbe
lnformatlnii faM bcen received hcre to-<lay to the effect
that a moveinrnt lnonfoot to oveithr..w tho Ooverti
weut of llonduraa, and to fonn an iilllancc of the people
or that country w Itli Nicurarua, Coata Klea, and Pan bal?
vador, a?alnst fJeaeral Harrlos. The nioTenieut. it Ia re
portad. ffriglnatfil with MarooAnreltaBoto, i> fomei
prealdent of llonduraa, who ia now ln Kow-Tofk ?fjr.
fli.toboldthe prealdeney of Hondnraa untll 188S, when
Harrlos, lt Ia aaaaifl. ctuleavor.d to oaa hlin aa an ln
?tmmaal to advaoea ala pataoaiBl latonata, The nwaaar
VObl 10 .-hii liaio !-<?>, itut whlbi there wrote a letter to
B ii rlos in whlch he eoiid.iiined In xtroiijf toriua the lat
tcr's actiinis. llariioa rejillrd tu an ubimlve letter, whlch
waa pubUahed lu llonnuraa, atid w hlch. It Ia aatd, Mraed
the m ni|iathy of the |.< ople m favur of the ex-praaldcnt.
hoto'a ueKotlntloiia tava l?-eti .arrlcd on thriuuh a gen
aral "f Dottdaraa, with whoui he ha? an lutlniate ac
Hiialiilaiicc. ^
LOSSF.S OP THE I'KKNCII IN TONQITN.
Pakis, March 98* OtUttti MfsjeiflC Mfa>
grapha fr.mi I-iok'-oii under date of March '11 aa
fi.llowa : " Tkt gnaaat part af the brijudo la now eon
cditiated hcre. The ndvance cuard rcmaii.ed faB*Jt>
day liefure th. (ia!c of Clima. The eiiemy falled to ai>
j>ear. The eneuiy laat h-uily on Tneaday. Onr loa*?-a
m the two daj s af lightlug were alx oltlcera aud aevtniy
two nicii klllel and 1!?(? mt-n woundad. All of our
Wlilllidi'd bme l.l- II lil ullK'Ht ln !???. We d<i llut le.p.lr.
fnrther relnfotveuienta. btrou?( rascrwa ha\e bcou
fi.uiid at <Till."
The inunlclpal auth. i.tic of I'ari- aaVtVOtad +1O0.000
foi laa reitef of ihe votuided Frtnch auldierain Tooqntn.
[atbaCbaatbor of Deaottaa tandai M OiaaH aaaad
for Inforinathm conrernliiK the Freueh ojm ra
t.? lu Caiaa. He aecuaed the I'nnie Min
lat.r of earrrrag on a war withoui the authonty
of Parllaaneat. After defeudloa tae aettoa afFraaea
M. Ferry .1.?uiaadi-d tha Ofdai ol tM day pnr? and ?ln.ple.
aaavota ol eoattdaaee ln tha Uevaramaat,aad it waa
adoptod i>> a rota ?f -T.t ta 827. Aaotbar urnueaal, e?
preaafag eoofldaacfl La thaFrench tr..op? and ?.uetal?.
wai adoBted. ,,
TheSeuata todajradopted ln Ita enttn-ty the tu 11 In
ereaalngIhedatloaon laiporta of aaraala. It artrrward
agraod to th?j lnll ratalog ibr dulle- 0:1 linixirted catlie.
I-?
PBB1N II W'okkim.M. N D188AT18FIED.
I'ai:i>. March "J*.?Tbe ItaafffeT ?'t ilic Rapvb*
iicati aaaaaat patrtj kaa vamad Um opaartuaial Depa>
tie-iie.ta atawaaj nMtdaai t* i.ikmi piwf aaaaag uu
iwiuuuitry attaiunl lu? t.urantaaaaU binln uf IU?. uudu*
Inlliieii.e ex.i. i-ed ov.r It liy the I'rliee Minlhter. Tlila
feelin*. ow<? ItaorlKli. prloelpally to the repm.'i.aii. ?? af
III. at i-anlry to a wa?to of atrencth In iui|ir<>niahle and
imi'i enurv foreu-n war?. Tnnle M miieh ib-preaaed
thi<iti>:iioot the Hepnbiie, aiei h?\.-i in ti.c pataat i.t paaatav
tlai have h.i.iuiy afetttai aa,?>r"i. 1 Uk-ifI'-n and worklnv
WOtneil beeli OUt of etnploynieiit. Heiiee It Ii II lt a<i
aaaarbax alraoU >r. tkrrateaiaal ta tax larga i"w??. ln
i.yi.n- aud Mai-eii!.- ttoa eoajdlUoa "f popalarfaellag
aealuat the IncnaJM In tha prtea al praaa wdaakgaraava
ihe Munlclpal couinti of Ifaraelllearooentl] r>:i aaai
p. liel f..r the publlc aafatj t.> ?-w tha bakara lu Ihe city
|u radaea the prtoo of bread, The l.ak.i- rafaaai to do
thi~. TbaManlclpal OonaveU, aawarar. Ihraataaved to
trgmniae eo-oi?*ratlva bakerie*. The aakan raaaalalng
i.iuiurate, lii.t.i. hia ac. ..i.limrly Iweii glvea that Mar
aelllea wlil baraadjroa and aft.r aprll 1, la raraiahtha
uubllc with broad nf all aradaa oqoaJ tethabaal at ihe
prleaa whleh obcaiaad bafore the Chaaaberof Dapaltaa
Btaataal the l.iii laafajaatag Iha ifataaa on at renla.
? ??
DEMOUNCED MY THE VA'IICAN.
ROatBi Marcli 29.?Tfafl aJloqitaOa dclivtnd
iij the Paaa faalanlaj Mawawaaall ihe cathoiio dipio
inata who atteml.-d UM r.r.ut e. i.-i,.y af layltiB the
cunier iloiie f.u Hn- iiKiiiumeiit :?? ...'..r Ftnaniiel. aud
denonaeea the oeremony ttaalf aaaalaful trlhutc la oue
oi the giaatiat auemlaa of tha ObaMfa
? ?
PaUQMENTI or OABLE m:\vs.
Hora KOM, m ir.h 28. Tho thaaahat of Oaajajaaai 1
], ri argaathal au Kaguali eable bo lald ta Hong Koug
aud Blngapore, aad thataaappJ) af larpaaVa aaalaM
providcd ibr bita patta
Viinn \, Man ii 'I-. ? H.iron purtler dea Behellea, who
w.u- aiiaatad faalairdai for faralabtag t<i a Imreaa m
Oupenbageu, ulaua or tha aoathorn fortlfloatloaa ln
Auatrta,waataken latoonatodi oaaa tntiiuaitoii fur
utahad by Uermaar. Thla vaatha raaaUt of lafonaattoa
ubialned trvaa lettera tooad oa a Praaaaaa oiiic. r.
iii.m.iv, Marak 88, Um BavUai iinua af BaBBakrudar
A ?'..., Warachaiier m *'>., the liarniatadt I'. n 1. k and ihe
Uartaaa Baak aia aaaaag tha bwge ooatrtbulora la Ihe
fimda af tha <,eiinan Oolaolal ftiploratloa Oaaapaaj
f.iiine.i toaettla the fradarlea wiliiam tcrrit..ry lu N.w
(.nlnea. Oaptalo l>al.|nn repoita the .llMoviry of a
karbat with rasaolij aa raaalTa ihe awtpaat ahipa.
JH.i.m , Mairli 8aV?Iha 8Wtaa 1'arllamciit, aa a
aaaaaara aaward aappraaatag Iha eauae of braudjr
drmklnK hue paaaed a rtaoluuun leatoini^ tothe (antona
Iha rtirht of loeal epttoa aad gtalaj Ihsaj tbe ptirUage
Of luiponliiK laxoa upon tho doaieatle uiainifactiirea of
aplrlla. It waa beilaTad that the IicmI reiuedy fot
drunkaaDeaa Uea ln the anoooragaaaettt af tha wutietit u
tion m % od ata ap artaaa for ap 1 .ta.
Hl 1:1 in, M ir.h 28. The lutei national Afrleati A?ao.|a
tloii haa iipplled tu 11 ??) udleale uf (ieiniau haiikera fur a
loan i.r 8^o/HX),000 to carrjr ou tho work of entuini dmiK
ihe Ooevga i.ce 8tati.
PAMBj March 28. Mr. Kniihlev. tho reporter of the
Pigaro, wko aaaaultad tbe Kdltur .if /,? nnwai for .1. ?
liii.iliclHK .'B a eanuld KuuhlevV ..eroinit uf uu alleped
m ?. r.t aaeetlttg Ln l*aria, haa i? ?n aealaaaad t.? two day?*
lliiprlaoniiu nt and to jiav a llnc <>f 200 franea.
itISSlIAI!\ ttMKOVWt IS<> MH. KVLI.H K.
HAiTiMditE, Manh 2H.?A Htir haa DOOB
crcated aaaaaa] certalu Oataan realdeuta by faaajf]
Kulllok'a peraonal advertlaenmnt, announclug that hla
bctrothal loMIaa I.liy llabu haa bcon " mutually re
voke^lupou HuMlcieiit oauae." The yoatig woman, who
ln pietty, aud la tho danghtcr of a well-kuuwu buaiuoaH
mau, la ludlKiiant. Hbe aaya that there waa no engairr
BBBBjl between theiu, aUhotiKh akj had worn a riu*' of hla,
und \\mA ac< epted hla attentloiia. There haa bcen a qtiar
rel batwiH-n lli.ai, however. Phe daclaree that howent
with her to the llariuonle eotieert, but that hc eouhl not
dance well and thut he waa leuluua beeauae ahe dauoed
with another. Qa aaolded laf ali the way hoiuo, auu
ealled the next luoriiliiK wldle ahe waaat hreakfaat U> ft
new the conlrovoray, when ahe returuud hllu tho
lln<C. _ _
TO ItEMOVE IHE S'EWJERSEY CATITOL.
Tkknton, Manh 2R fSpccial,)? The propo
aitlon to reuiovc tho Htate Cajiltol te Nowarlr] or Kllza
i.e.h, ruado aa a Joko by the lutro'luctlou of a reaolulion
ln the Aaacinbly laat week, haa de\ iloped Into a matter
of aciioua lntereat ln the aouthcrn nnd centrul part of tho
State. A niluortty of the apcclal rouimltteo on reatorlng
the Capltol haa uiade a report favoriiiK Ita icmoval, and
bllla to eflect thla puri.oae aro already lutroduocd. la
aex, liudaon, Paaaale, t'nlon and Her(.'nn Couutlea have
tweuty-alue nf the thlrty votea neceaaary i?. p.?-a auch a
btll ln the Aaacinbly aud the delegailoua n .un thcae
couutlea are :all pitahlng the remo\al aoheme. Iu the
Beuate, however, the aouthern cuuntica control the altua
tlon aud practlcally there la uo probahllily tbat Trouton
wlil loac tbe CaplUiL.
UEATIXO ITAL1AX STEVEDOHEH.
I'HIl.AOEi.rniA, March 2H (tipecial),?T]u> war
agalnat the linportcd Itaiian atevedoraahaa reached auch
proporlioiiH that it ia exceedlngly doubtful if the eut
ployea wlil be able to bold out The ItallansLwbo have
taken the place of the atrlkera at tho Aiuorlcau Steam
ahlp wbarvea were altaeked thla inurnlng hy atrlkera
and hcvciai or tlu in taken to the hoapital. Tha Italiana
who appeared on the wbarvea have Itean rrecjuently
beateu aud there ta no (pMcattoti that the uieu whoui tbuy
aro oppoalng are drtermlned to tlKht to thcend. II haa
beeu ueceaaary to load the newctucra 011 tuifaaud carry
tb"tn the fu.i leugth of the city ailer ?ork aw tbat Uicy
couid cac aue. lUu wob.
THE CONFEDERATE INNINGS.
COMFARING THE DIV1SION OF 8POIL8.
8FCRKTARY LAUAR'S VIKW OF THE B0N0R8 TO
1HOMPSON.
rBTTEI.EGR<rHTOTUE nunrrxa. ]
Wasiiinoton, March '2H.?Jtulginy; from the
appolntiiiCiKa alrendy mado by the new Aduiluiitratlon.
Mr. Cleveland flnda a dcarth of Deniocrats who were
goldlen In tlie t'nlon Army, and aptcntltude of rocn who
aervc<l ln the Belxd Army. Down to date tbe account
stnndsaa followa: Ex-L'iilon aoldlera?W. V. Vlla, Llou
tenont (olonel; J. C. Black, Colonel and Brevet Brlgadler
(Jeneral; K. K. Rryant. Lleutenant Ktolonol; ex-rebel
aoldlcrs-L. Q. C. I am.ir, Lleiitenant Coloncl; J. D.
Forter, Aaalatunt Adjutant (Jeneral; II. U. Jackson,
Ilrlgadler (ienoral; E. I). Clark, Alde-de-Camp to (ion
eral Walthall; H. I* Muldrow, Colonel; J. E. Johnaon,
(Ienoral; J. I). C. Atkiaa, Lloutenant Colonel. Attorney
(icneral Oarland waa a meinber of the Bchcl Congrcaa.
Pecretary Bnyard's apeooh ln 1SM1, la not fortfottcu, aud
B. M. McLanc la the in.in who, on tbo day of the nttack
on tbc flth Maaaachuaetta Volunteera by a Ilaltlmore
MM la Aprll, 1881, dellvered a apaaaft In that clty In
wklck lie deelared that ko " loatked " tke Cnlon Soldiera
?" liivadera " kc called thctii-" who have pollutcd our
aoll." To Mr. Mchane ibM la attribntcd tbo aangulnary
fMateatMa ahaM that timc timt fMejaahaaM wmM
" run red with lilood," If Nortbern "invadors" abould
atternpt to < rnas tke ancred aoll of Maryland ln tlieir
march m dafMd the aTatfaMl OapMal from rebci ethaata
" Ccni ral " Sparks dld not wln hia lltlo on tho battle
tli-lil. Hla caiupalgna were all fonght at home and ac
cordlng to one Iliinoia Deniouat who dld not acrvc In
the I'nlon Army. " (Jeneral " Sp.irks, who was nevcr a
aoldicr. waa tho oppoaltc of a "war Iioniocrat," aa
was Rugeue lllgglna. Mr. Pkelpa waa a bitter " Coppcr
licad " and ao waa Mr. IVudlcton.
It reuli) Im-kIii* to look aa If tbe Coiifedcrntea bavo
captured tlie Capltal at last Tbe maliued vetcrans of.tho
war muat walt for thelr penatona wlille tlie otllccn and
elerk- of tha Intcrlnr Department take a hnllday to MM
tke iii'-mory of a conaplrator and traltor, who gloru-d in
bfaalMM iiiK oath of otiire and dfvalglag <'abim t nereM
t.i tiii bouth Carollaaraaala Beeretary LaoMrdeelarei
that be haa " no apoloiry to make," and e\preasea artleaa
(?.iii'ii-e i..Taii?i hlaorUer laorttietaed; bnt be rememben
tii.it ali ealocy oa chariee Bumner alao proYoand
"adverae crltlelam"; from whleh It le falr to mfrr
tbat ln Mr. Lainar'a eatluiatlon Jacoh Thompaoii was n*
pare ? patriot aad ea hooorabtoa auta aa Cnariee Baa>
ner, ana tbat bla meiiiory lar<|iially aaeerrtag of bonor.
Mi. Lauiar cau i-ec no dlth-rcnco h?twccu tbc haiiKtug
of i aeeapeea'a portrait aa an hi?torieai Bemealo ou the
walia MttM IwiieMiieiMee aad ordering tbe Depart?
ment to \<r < luaed aniithe natloual flag to be lowcred In
lionor of the tnilfor'a inoniory
Tht /'???'. tod.iy. afltorlallf aaka If anyliody doabta
tiiHt Beereaao Laaur " aoald have towarad aiaflagto
hatt raeetJaat aa promptiy if it aad been ? tfortaera
Metnad aa a Soutaem r> aeetetary eflha inu-rlor," and
obaerrw thaf Taanpeaa'i aanrbuatratioa of the
luterlor IiepurtOi^lit was jniich inorn oredltuble than
Mi Deleao'a That laprobaMy eaacttf vkat Jaflaraaa
l?nvl? ihlnka alioiit I Ikjiiip-oci'a ailtnliilatratloii, under
wbleb more tban *si*>,tMHM>eioii)rtiiir to the Indiana was
atolen. aud the en dlt of the Govornuicnt liupaircd at a
tline when, tbroiih-li Iieinoeratlc axtravagaiicc, II* tic.is
ii rv waa ??*!: i il v. li- r> c< ijpt* ?eie InMilF.eleiit t> BMCt 1111
reat eapenaoa, aad Itt epea aatiatea and teerel tratton
arere preparlog t!' ir teaeaaaa te briaa >>n a rebelilou
tbat waa to tax to tbe uttuust tho energfea and reaouieea
of tbc touutry.
- ? ..
P(?STM\sTKI{ FEAKSON'S SlVCF.SSOR
Ml;. BOggajSllURl AMi (if.NKRAI. gaVOOOM Art CAX
i?ii?a i ? ?a anjOAMU n MiMiaeigpi.
(nr Tr.i.r?;RAPH to tiik Tntnf\K.1
ffAPJUXOTOMi .MarcliL'H.-Sdinc ?f UM N'ew
Yora paUtbi"i" la VaahfeagMa baaoaathat 8m Pnat
fMt wlll ?< nd ln tbe n.une of I'M-liiia-tor I'earaou'a atic
??? ??-< re.nly ne\t weck. Tkey tblnk tkat be haa made
U|i kta inlnd !?? ill'plai'e Pearaon. bnt flmla It dirilcult to
dn lilr npon a waltai'le micccsaor. It waa riimored, to
d k] iliat c t Bi prrs,-niatlvc Forahrlmer wlll reeeive tbe
apiMiiiitineiit. and N leaagaad UM it wouid ptaare tke
"Mgarnmi"" aa be waa tho great ori?:nal " iiiuk
wilinp," baVMg MM a Kepahlleau. ?bo bjfl bls p irty
c?rll?T. (ieiirrnl hlovuiu la alao ?poken of for tln' plaee,
but bU fruddi. want hliu to be OaMMtM He MMM
w?Jb M obaUcia to bta uu.bltloii In tbla dlrecllon, kow
?Ttir. tn lh? op|?n?t?l?n of ?? fl< aa " MeTjttiaWln. Aa
"tlm Ih>??iii /rioaU and rli<??4ii l.l..*m|.|i. r." Mr. IX>ra
i.<?mi' i "u-iit to stiin i a ix>tt?T ahaaMtfeaa Qoaeral
gtoeeaa? "f aMartag aa MpeMM afMa>MawhMhM
doni.t be veeda ?"? dats graMfal
riiei. is a bet faapMi afM ? iM,at afaaa in IfMaaatppI,
aoniewli.it llkc tbiil wbleb b:is niK-sl over tlie MMMUja
i? p,,,!?,: Oaaet Haaan Maaartanl Md Md pa>
MgpaMafMMhathi ItaM tothataf ltMdMa,whMbM
it, l:. pr. ..utaliveMiik.-Irtoiradlatrlet. Mr. Mnglcton. ln
H,,. I? |, f ti, .t tln- OMgNfMBM wouid be pMMttMl M
naine tie IMMMMan of Ii i ?? dlatrtit, reeora
uiendnl h.abortie ha-tmau. o! M n II in. l?bM?aaaltj
b- i.-iirneii tbat ?MaMjrtMaaaa i IHeeretorj LaaMrhad
reeouimeiHled Colonel J. J. Bbaiinon, a newapaper "II
Ior for tm? plaee. A tir?rnin?-iil l>amocrel "f Merldian,
wkola kereaa a faetur ln tbe II b'. Md M-daj that the
elty la alrradr dlrtded lato taetlon* ovar tbe qneatlon ;
Infaei badeelared tbat tho eutlre CoDgreaalonal l>la
tnct waa more or laaa agltaied abool it. aad that Poat
iBimtcr (.eiirral \ ilas will t>e requeatad to ielajaeUon
iiutil tbe i. ople <>f hterldlan ean I e bi .ird from. A< cord
Ingto ttila geutli iu.ui, ihe I>*im? rataof thetdty imm>
tnet are auppnrttui Kej.ntatlre Blnglotpa.
i \ -en.itoi Partay,ofCaUforaia,laanapplleaiil fortae
i... Mlaaion, ?s alao la ex-Mouator OItIb, oftae
aaaae Htate, wl. appolnteteat, it 1* uiideratoo.1, ia
? I Jnatlee FleW aud oppoaed by all the Deeae
eratk <?? I '"-.?eo,
[/. reSMf IkMM ?v<-1'? ?"l-'"<' wl
Tix, rMOMFMMOCt 80 Ui: soi.n.
I'iiii AiKi.iMiiA. March L"s, (S,?ritil).?Yor
neahi ibe raeaeM that nr />?? ??< al tiii- nt.v ia for aaio
h..ve MMMhad all the PBWapapM pMpM. Ihe ruuiora
w?reiip|.arei.ily sodlrect that thelr truth waa hardly
u,amtliraid IharaanM aa< taaadatl.aad that bi
almply that the ownera of /**? fhlMdrtpMa JTWM,lhl
eoeapaay af whtob h Meaj.I ef a powerfal and
naalthy etty rattread ipadleeMi aad appnaabad Tkt
l'niH wub an a8M M i">y '?? 8at 8M priM Ml Ml bJgh,
tbe lmportant reaaou beln? tbat Tht Vr,$? uaa not Ior
?:,!.? The aaaertton waa made to-day tliat The I'rms had
alieady been aold and vaa to beeooM ? gNat Oemocratlc
,l?ily Charlea Kmory Bmlth, the Ultor M Tm Frm,
K-il.ftod..y that 7A- PrVM waa never ao piosj-croMs
durtna kla conneottou wltb It. ua It had been Im ibe kaal
SStft Another aUUiueul tbal /A' frm waa^harMg
pmpert) lu vartooa iwrta of the etty M aaangi u- MM>
tiou laequally aatraa.
? ?-?
tiik ttOMl toiji u\ hi>si: tniMOLU.
Niss Hwi.x. Mart-li H^.-A HiiiRiilar itOTJ in
toldby ll.e woinnu MMI ><pilii-'a', I bo, aflei liv.iic W
yeata ln tbe f.milly if (haiie- llmiKhtoli, of Middlebury,
Inherila hla ctate. Kho aaya that ahe can remeuiber
pMytagaaahttte ahftd, with ? Mathar,Ja PMr-Tathi
aud tbat two woniati |Wllil(l her M g?aad M? ?J
s?.;,..at TI.. a.,auelols1ookl.erto.N,wlh.-.et.and
lodaod her ln a eellar for ao^.ral day., wh.ro aho wa.
ne.rly atai ved. Tbe,, ahe fH rtrtren to U atel l.ury aud
one o the won.en Meundher a bOBM w ilhtbo Bongkt..iia.
TwV rean Mai UM a.at, irtcdM aeraaada harta
iMrathe Boaghtoaa, and aaa angry hf*"**" ?'!'."',"1;1
notao The vi.iior at uwtheeaaMeo abaatretaat.aw.
Bouihtonputharoatofthehoaaei aad efterward Kom
waaadopted by the raoiUy. Bhe aerar couid lad oat
Me her o\\u l.hiiln-d ra ?
F.S(AVJ\0 FKOU A KIA VI'. Vh.S 1TKS11 \UY.
IUi.timokk, March 98* (f?#aaW).-Ga)Ofli
Hoo,mi. a eoh.red couviet.escaped froiu the Htate PM
IMBtMty tbls inorulng. Ile had behav.d M well N
cently tb;.t be bad I.ii gMMllMd M work wlthoiit ?
guaid. Wblle tho pMrdt were brlug ehaiiged Ilooper
waa taken from hla eeil to bulld aoiiie ''"'??? ",; JJg
H..WII alaira to the clolhea ei.-et and, 'reaklng t o|h i,
put on rltlaer/a olothea; tban. gatttna a loimMi -b. .k, \i*
?tood oa a barreL faatened the booi on tln ?ton of the
waii. eUnbed m. aad leaptdown into the atreel bajoir.
II,. was linptlaoiiod for MWgMrf and MltMM J'ara
more to aerve._
WAITISU KUl A HCVCf.SSOli TO Hlt. BRMUEH.
Si-KiNOKiKi.i., Murcli 98 i.s>ro/.t/i.-Oiil.v one
ballot oeeurred for IMM M)d 8M b?d M algnltleance.
Thart ? flMMMatli ?alhMllj f,,r ""' aMMMMt that ?
BapantMaa mM waa afhned aa a patf f?r Mr. BHdaaa,
?o that the JmnnKirata could vote, aud Cob.ncl KMIMM
refuaedtoa-reotoita ae.eptanee, evblently imfarrlBg
towaituntii BfMaMPaiMiniaanr u aMMdJMdtaaai
tbe tlmauutll tbento work to rcpa r UM bieak Ii hla
r'niks. The |.l .s|.e. t is that tlnre w ,11 not bo liiurh doi.O
lutku Seuate uiattor IkiIoio Ihuraday ol next wcea.
SVICIDE tHOlt A SIKAUsllir.
CriAHLKsroN, S. c, Itorai 88,-Ctptaia
Wuodbuil.of tho at? amaklp City of ColumbU. froui New
York, reiairtod tkat ou Wedneaday atg?t,W. k South
worth. a euldn pMMnaar, Jumnod ov.rboaid and waa
drowned. A lettlr waa fo.md ln "??^^^^S?*^
tho eaplalll to t.legraph tke faeU to E. A. Ij?* . No. 1 iu
hi.nl Ii m , I'l.lla.l. Iji i'.i.
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cocKFiaiiTiso is tOVTM CABOUWJt
COLUMDIA, Mfircli 28 (N;x>c/?/).-An in
teraiatocoikliigiualubogauln tkli clty af Wedneaday
nlgiit and en.le.1 to nlgkt. Tke eoliteat ia between North
CMiollnaandOeorfla. There ?? JfK) gnme chekena on
thegrouiid. Tho plt wberr tlie ll|.-!it H earrled on I*
withlnaatone-H tbrow of tlie City llall and aboill MM
block Xrom the eoiul boua? wkere tbo Coutt ol Ueuerai
fleaalons la now belng held. Cook-nghttng la legall/.ed by
the Munlelpal Ooverniueiit, the nroprietor of the cock
plt paying llcense to tho tlty of $300 (u year. There la
a ngid Ptate law ln rcgard to cruelty to anlmala, but
thla la held by lawyera not to apnly to cock-nghtlng. A
blll waa lntrodueed in the Leglslature to prohlblt the
(port, but lt was defeatod by au overwholmlng m.i
Jorlty.
The flght ended In a victory for tha Georgia blrda.
Peventeeu m-ttcbea were fought, of whlch Georgia won
ulne and North Curollna acveu. Ono battlo waa a draw.
IiA 1L1WJ. 1) lA T KREST8.
REORGANIZATION OF WE.ST SHORE.
THK COMMITTEE NAMED?TO RLY THE ROAD AT
FOKECI.OBl'KE AND ISSLE BOSBM AND STOCKS.
Tho plan for the reorjramzation of the New
York, WeatPhorc and Jiuffulo Railroad, uudcr forccloa
urc of the llrit mortk'age was announced yctorday on
the cotupletiou of the rcorgunlzatlou emiinlttee. Con
aidcrublo delay ha* beeu eauaed by the difllcultlea
ln aeeurlng u auitable committee for the work. The
coniinitteo I* coinposed of Abrani 8. llewltt, Wllliam
Dowd, Itobert Ilarrta, General Georgo 8JL McClellan and
Alexander E. Orr. It haa powcr to a<Id to Ita nurabcr
not over four other uiembera. 1,'udcr the proposed plan
tho coiuuilttoo Ia autliorized to buy the property at
fon'eloHiiro aale, orgaulzo a ncw corapany and
natue lta flrat board of direetora. It la pro
poaed to unlte ln the ncw eorporation the present rall
road, the tertninal property at Weehawkcu and at Ncw
York and Hrooklyu aud the ferry propertlea, which are
now held under leaso and to free tho road frotu Wce?
hawkeu to Cornwall froin tho cxlatinijf leaso to the ?w
York, ontarlo and Weateru Company. To accompliah
these enda tho new eorporation ia to i?*uo
ig'J.'i.OOO.ooo flrat mortgago bonds payable flfty
yeara froin July 1, 1P8.">, and bearing lutereat froni
the biiiiio date at the ratc of 5 por ceut a year. The ncw
Dortgafa wlil eovet the wholo malu llne froni Wcehaw?
keu t.. Hiiffalo aad the Albany bratich, the teriniual prop?
ertlea and ferry prtvllcgea and all other property and
rranchls. a. The botida are to be uaed i:i payineut of the
raaatvaeahip deata and Bettleeaeat of ttaaa aud aaaajaafi
ed eleuea agaiaet the company for real aataAa, in the ac
Hiililtion or the teriniual propertlea and terry prlvllogua
aad lu the eoiupletioti aud improveiucnt of the road.
The iiewcoiiipanr l* to iasue llrat preferreil atock to
th'jexteut of *.*5,<HBMM*o, entltled tu 0 por cent dlvi
deada ntrn mulatfrt No aaaaai nmrtgnge can be
placed on the property except wilh tho couaciit of three
Feartha of the atock. Tho ieldara of tkapreaeai iirat
rniritgngT beada wiu laoatie flrat prefened atbek ln full
).,ivn;etit of their bonds andaccrind Inteie-t al tho rate
or 110 for the beada, Pccond etafanai atock to tho
aaaaaai of 118,000,000, next entltled to 8 per cent dlvi
iienda BOB-eaaattlattvt, i* to bo leeaei for the aavaeaa of
settllug tlie clalina or the North Klver Conatructlou Com?
pany, tu. N.w-Vork, Ontarlo and Weateru Hall
way Oaatpaay aud other eredltore. if the
full aniouut ahould not he requlred for the
adjaatawal of these deeaaadfl the raanaladef ls to remniu
forever iinls*ued. Cynimon atock amouuting to 84tV
ooo.tMMH* to be ta*ued to atoekholders of tho present
rompauy on auch teriiia as tho reorgaui/atlou coiiiwit
tee may present.
An oftlccr ?f ihe W>?t BhotW Company aald yestcrday
that the asaeut of at loa*t ltfb-eii nillllon* or the tliat
mortgage boada woaM begtvea tethaplaaaa aoon aa
tha raorgaalaattoB oaaaajlnaa ahoeJd deatgaata atruat
company wilU whlch tho bouda eau he doposltcd.
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Tlii: NICKEL 1'I.ATE RECEIVER8IIIF.
Ci.kvei.axi>, March 28 (Specta! ).-Judgc
.Innea, of the ( oitrt of Comtuou 1'leaa, thla afternoon ap
pomtcd I). W. Cahlwcll recelver of the New-York. Chi
cago and et. I,outa Rallway, bcttcr known aa the" Nlckel
I'late." Mr. Cildwellla tho vlce-prcaldeut of ttie road.
Illabond waa tlxed at BIWMMO and J. II. Wade and
Pamuet K. Wllllamaon beeame hla BUrellca. The appll
eatlon for tho appointment of a recelver lnclndes tho
forecloiurc of tbe uiortgagoa on the road and tho aalo of
ita erteeta. aud waa uiadc by the Unlon Trust Company,
of New-York, and Charlea A. O. McClella i, of Auburn,
Ind., who are the truateea of the sccoud mortgage bond
lioldera. The Cctitral Trust Company, of New-York, Ia
the truatce of the tirit mortgago bond-holdera, whose
cUltm upon the road amount to 1*15,000.000. Tho Ceu
tial'l ruat Company I* not a party to tha preaent ault.
but the procomltnga lu the caseare anb)ect to lta prlor
ii.ii. i he p< tin.in siibniitted to ihaOaart waadtafaad La
Now-Vork and waa srtit to aMotaeya Hoyntou and Hale,
Itithiscltv, who llled It. Jadga Williamaon. general
eoaaaal ?f the ?? tfiekel l'latv road, aeeeptad the aarrtea
ortne aunimona aiul went on the recelver's liond aa
iiireiy. The entlrc current llabilltle* of the road are
ri iiuii.i, m. lta aaaata an 8LO00/MO. Before Iha re
ml(?r?M apraatPtod a mortamaw wae flled with tbe
Ceiuity Keeonier. fem W. K. Van.l.rldlt to II. H. II..I
Ima, upou the |?ru|?rtr of the road lu I-ake. Cuyahoaa
and l.i ?? < \i.iuties, to aacara a promiaaory uote tor i??'jO,
TWO WMMtSBt TUMSS WMMOKMD.
DaTTOVi Mnrch 98 (Specia').?A wrcek ?>c
curred laat nlghl H (hf Imllana. IUoomlngton and We-t
ara Baftraafli aaaf iioiansriurg. laeaah] a lorg awibh
at thla statlou for trains torun upou while oth.r tralns
aie aaaatag on tlie malu track. Two heavy flaagfef tralna
.uliit* we>t were-ignallcd to niu upou the aide track.
The tii-t ti tiii ahajai Iha oidcr. kaf Iha Habi whaah M?
Lewad U etther waa not [.roixrly au'ii.ii:.-.!. or c!sc tho
englneerdld not understand the slKiial. for the tralu
went kaanataagpaal iheawiteh, aaia miie kayaad it. aa
a *lcep L-rade. It ia;i intoau east-l..iiiiid fr. lajhh Tiie two
tralaa aeta ao cloae to aaak other vhaa Haa aaagat
waa .ll~c..vere.l that lt waa luipoasllilo to avert
IhJ c.illUloll. All of the eiiiploycs ell Im'Ui traliis
luurieil ..ii' The locoin.thes aafM to-'ither wilh a
cii-'. andbothof tben were areeked beyoad repalr.
Tbo boUrr of the aaat-bonnd locomotlre exploded and
oiade thadeatrnetlooof tbeeara more eomplete, Th.y
were pllcd iip ln a hcap.and the lueichandlae wliich th.y
c.nt dued waa aaattarea throughout the nelghborbood.
fkeloaa aillprobahlyaioount to awi.000, None of
tbe employea aaia klUed. thoagh ? brakeaiaa named
Wllaon aud auother naincl Vnugn aaia aeri..u*ly Itijured.
Wllaon bad bla rlgbt arm broken and aaataiiiea a bad
Krilp-woand. Vaagk aofhrett aerioua biternal ugartoa.
All of tho OtheC tralliinen were inme or k M iijuicd.
STA HU H A 91 WMfA I'Ut UA .V.
(lAi.vK.sroN, TeX, Ifaidi28.?A dispstek t<>
Pu S.ir? inim Auslln. Te\..aays: A dlllicult) (xcurred
laat nlgbt between Alexander ,-ampson, calcudar clerk
af thePenate, andToblas Mitcliell, a correapoudent of
lUtLLimit fffftr p?***?' raaalatag la tha totaatc
plum:liig a linlfe Into Mltcheil hetween the left almuldi r
and breaat, InfUcttng a dangaroaa wound. The dntieuity
area ool ..racaricuiuroand s.iiuo remarka pabnahed m
/?a, olobfDemoentL iamj. applled oppri.inl.ius
ei.itl.et-. to kfltchall whlch ihe Lattej raaented. Mltcheil
waa fonaerly aaajaigtagatltaroi ihe li<iu?ion lu?t.
MMCOTMMOrO WMOMJ TMAMOM.
BOTLBB, iN'iiii.. March '2*.?A JTOMBg
daaghtaref Jeeeak Baaaatvaf Martea, aapaiaatly died
a aauatk ago froin aotta and aaaaaMi kal ahtla her haart
Daaeadtokeat kat -i.in.iid m.t aaaaaaa the paDar af
death. 8heaevalapedafatataaJaatwa dajrakUari Juat
^n ihe was aliout to ka bitried, bnt lor twenty-aix days
S.h| not be roueed to eoaaeiooauaaa. Bbe recenttj
oneiifdhereyesandaaked for a dnnk uf watcr. lulll
tlen her sloniach had bcen nb.-ol Uely ompty. BM ia
now ncoveiiug._
II IS S'OSE EAflT Ol A JHIE FOH 1 WO MOVBM
IfAOUOV. Wih., March 2H.-O;likosli mluivs
atate tbat aCerinan llvmg MMra rapped a maple treo
this Week with ana\cand iMBTfal ? v.clce. II,; theu
atoopedtoalplheoo/uiSsap. While in Ihjl paataTChil
,.aaa bMortad la the ittl La Ihe baa, The vadge ti.cn
itrcame dialodgcd aml hla uoae waa caaght aa la a oae,
n waatwolaaiiahefarahawaa awoavetaAaaal taaaaaa,
OMAMLBM F. LYOWi EXTMADITMD.
bUlbiobi, liaiek 88 [tiptdat).-Cb*xin F.
I.youa, wlio ia cl.al-'ed Wttl havlm: eui'.x-//1-d liinuey of
Iha N.w Vork Mutual (Ja- Lltfhf Company, left here thla
afternoon for New-Vork ln chae'e of Dwtaatlva (i-.wley.
Ueaoughtreloaaaoua writ of bakaaa eetpaa, but ihe
Dapiaan Ooart refuaed tadlaebatfa him.
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HTAX TO notlTSUELlYAW
Ciika<;o, Murch2H.-The folliwiii^' MtgNM
waa aent thla arieruoou to UUhard K. Fox iu New-York,
b\ Patrick Kyan :
*?' I have juat road ln a New-York paper, the atatement
ofyouiMdfand JoUu L. Bullivan cucetulng a meetlng
between Balltvaa and myaelf. I will be in NcwV.uk on
Aiull 7 w"h colonei JoUu P. Vldvnid. to make ^arraugo
nienta to ti^ttt SulHvau to a finlab."
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OROt'ERH ASh IMEMI /va QVAMMML,
Macon, (Jii., Manh 2H.-A livily war hn?
apiuiig"up t>eiween tbo wboleaale groecra and tho coin
mlaaloii mcrchanta or brokcra. Tho groeers daim that
the brakcrs have beeu maktng aahai to rotallera who had
(.? regular patrona of tbe offcndud wboleaalera. The
lerhaNe ln.rcf..r- urgaulW for aggreaslve warfa.e
T cfsiy tha tuYbrok. r! ...d ihUfatnala Aitfaata and
lu" ivaimab, whcie Ihey fa.loU. and luat th.y can be de
Bataa haMh _.
CREMATISO A WMMMAM co.\srL.
LvNtAsTKit, IVnn.. March 28.?The body of
Fivdcrlck llluklo. forincrly Qirlah Cousul at thicago,
wiia iiicinei.ited here thla afternoon. Hia boily waa
iTtmi^hl lie.e by Carl follier, the I.cumu Couaul lu New
York?_^_
PfMiryjW WUJLE CROSSt.M, AKTUEAU.
DB8 MOIKBS. Matdl 28 (Sptclal).-'V\w H(v.
John CJarfca, un aaaat of tho American Hlbic P?K:lety aud
.iwel'knowainlniaterof Norlheru Iowa, tM .liowncal
uew MatOMgaf wh.letMi.gio Oiaaa a .Ucam which
waa awaUaa bv Uio i?*auit lro*ao??
LOUIS RIEL/S KEBELLION,
RUMOES OF ANOTHER SK1RMISH.
ELEVEN MEN RRPORItD KIM.ED?TKOOI'8 GOINO TO
THE NOKTIIA'KST.
St. Pati., March 28.?A dispatch from Wiu
nlpcif to Thr THtpatch aaya: Furtber excltlug rumora
come from Carleton, one atatlug that there haa be< n an
other aktrmiah ln wblch eloven more men werekllied;
bnt thla haa not been cnnflruicd. Genernl Middleton,
Colonel IToughton, aud "'< offlcera and 080 uien of tke
'."h Battallon atarted laat night and reacked Qu'Ap
pclle thla mornlug, wkerc they Jofncd the flrat detaek
ineatofa fleld battery of flfty, aud a aquad of llftecn
caralrymcn, and atarted thla luorulug for tke VYeat. It
? iindcratood iu inllitary clrclca that Oencral Middleton
wlll not advance lmmcdlatciy witk tke troopa, bnt wlll
await further devolopmeoti. He waa heard to remark
that If the rcbela meaut tigkt, ke wouid not adrauce
wltkout a atrong foreo.
Monthkal, March 28.?The wbole city voluntoer
forcc haa recclved ordera to hold tkcmaelvea in rcadi
MM to proceeil to tho Nortkweat.
Toroxto, March 28.?No now devclopmonta bavo
takcu plaee ln regard to the niovementa of the troopa ln
the nortkweat. Both rctdineuta are atlll waltlng ordera.
Tht MaU, the (Jovcrnuient orgau, In an arthle on tke
trouhle ln tho Nortkweat aaya : Yeaterday'a eucouuter,
more partlcularly aiuce it reaulted ln a vlctory for the
half-breeda, la no doubt the bcgiuumg of a aerloua cuni
palgu. Blelia rvported to bavo l.oOO adherenta armed
with Kemlngtou riflea ohtalned from Americau tradera
aud aix Amerlcan lleld guna. Graver daiiKcr, bowever,
ia to be fcurcd from tho Iudiaua. It ia evideut tliat
Bcardy'e batid, who are I'iogaua, muat kave aided
witk tke reoela agaiuat Major Cro/ler, and akould
the diauffcctiou apread to tke otber Indiana
ln the Carleton Ageney and to the large banda in tho
liattlefor.l nnd Eduioutou Dlstricta, the taak of atampiug
it out wlll bo a formidable M Tho Uovemtneut haa
tal.ee vitforoua meaaurea to mcet tke euiergcm-y.
Tke police forca at Battleford aud Viiuoe Albert miin
ber TOt aad tbe gurrlaun at Carleton .'KN) with civillana,
ao that there are 378 men wltbiu etrlking dlatanee of
Klel. and 300 volunteera witk two Annat'ong guna elx
or aeven daya' travel awav. Iu addltinu to thla foreo
the (hivcrumeut haa ordered tke luiuiedlate diapatck of
MM) Euatcni troopa to tke apot. Tbls brigade
will coualat of KHJ men from cach of tba two bat
teriea of Iiotiilnlon Artlllery, !{00 MM from eacb
of tbe two Toronto corpa, tbe BMen'l Oa n aud Grcna
dlcra aud eitfhty men from the School of Infautrv undor
I'ouiiiiand of Coloucl otter. Major-oeiicrai Middleton,
uowou the way from Wiunipcg to i>u' Appcllc, wlll take
ehtef cciumaud of the whelc bouy of troopa. Froiu
ontario they wlll go by tbc I?'iko Hitpciior route, but It
wlll be neeeaaary to tniiisp-.it theiu by aleighauver a gap
of acvcuty mllea of uutluiabod road.
Wh.it Kie! may do pendiug the urrlval of tke troopa re
inaiua to be aeon. Hia flrat roo\ e, now that bo baa openly
t.ikeu the lleld, wlll doulitleaa lic to aecure auppllea by
pluiidcring the (ioveruiucut, IF.idnoii'a Bay, and olker
atorchoiiaea, if he can, and to iiic lte tke Indiana to
join hlnt lu rcaUtlntr the tnieen'a nuthor
lty. Much rii-|iei,ds upnu (he Indiana. If
tkoy remaiu loyui aliort wnrk wlll lie made of tke half
hteeda, but -hoiild any ccnalderable number of tkom ito
over to Klel, (and there are about li>,(M>oof tketn lu tke
wiioie of tbe 8a?katekowan country) tke reaourcoa of
Canada will be taxed M earneat. There ia good grouud,
bowever, for aaylng that up tothe preaent mouient uone
of the hauda, cxcept peiaapa Boardy'a, haa akown algue
Of waverlllK
CniCAOO, March 28.?Tke Dailg Xrtrs'$ Wlnnlpeg dia?
patck of yeaterday'a date saya : a A correapondout tele
Sraphs Ute to-nik'ht from Fort Qa* Ap|>elle that Jamea
cott, atatlon uiun at Duck Iaike, telcgraph* tkat a llght
occuncd at Inick I-ako to-day. Two i.ollccmen were
bllled anil teu woundod. The loaa o; the rel>ela is nn
known. Tbls is belleved to be the aecond n. Iit.aa the flrat,
anoofdlng to the reports, oeeurrcd yeeMrdag, Buinor
haa it that CTozler and the polieu undcr kiui kave aur
rendered.
A telegram from Brandon aaya the niounted police
have eantiired I>iula (Jeiiville, ati eihMiry Of Klel, who
had been aeot with lettera to the [adMaa aud half-breeda
of DraadTlOT. Oak J,ake aud ilail 81. I'aul. The papera
were not found. Tke BttaaajM nyi that ke left Blel aix
daya hko, aud tkat ke had theti aix American cannon and
l.SOO men. and that be waa beiuir |olne<l by American
Iudiaua. Major Crozier and hls uien, he aaya. have been
maih' priaonera. General Middleton waa liifurmed of the
capture and Ofdend tbe prisoni r broiiakt liere. Ilt
arnveil ou a epeclal car tkia afternooii ainl la lookod np
forcxamlnatfou. Oreat uneasinciw Is felt bere over tho
repoit that American Indiana are guiug to Joln tbo
replll
rebel
TIIK UW1QN LMAOUB o\ I'ltOTECTIOS.
DVCintNOTO WORK AUAINST FREE TKADE?A N'EW
narr.AKATioy of PRi.vciPr.E8.
Pmi apki.piiia, March L's.?Tho Union
Lcaicue of Amcrlca to-day eieoted (icneral C. U. Uro*
veuor, af (iblo, preaident. The followlug reaoliitlon waa
adopted :
" Rrso/rrd. That tbe secrctary be directod to open cor
Mjpmdeuce with any orjranlzatlou having for Ita cardl
aal prliielple protcctlou to Amerlcuu iiidiiatrr witk a
view to inuliial eo-.ip<'ratlon."
Tbe fnilealag eepMM and alma were a<lde<l to the c<alo
of prlncip!M af the LMgMI
Proteetion to kome in.lu-tiy aa ojiposed to tke-riilnoua
poliey of free trade ; Anierle.ui pMcMl uinl pnrpi.ara, ?e
curiiit; to all cltlzenaof tho Kepubllc tho cujoyment of
the rl^bta to wlueli tliey are eatttled by birth or iiatural
1/ation. and avctiring to workfutnneu tbe largeat llberty
ln pursint af employim nt eonsiatcut with iaw and order;
tbc onactment of ?uch laws and BMVMMBi for tkolr en
fon ement aa may be neeeaaary to a.cute to cvery citizen
af e.n-h 8tate and Terrltory of tbe Aiaeriean Fnlou a freo
ballot at all elcetious MpathM with a falr coutit and a
faithfnl return of tko aaiue; auck auiendmonta from
timc to tinio of BtOMMd Federal conatitutiona aa ahall
bocoiue neeeaaary to proteet aiKjiety from tko MMM and
MMM of vlce aud crltne, and aecure aiieb ivforma in our
-...".al.ediicatlonal. lndiistrl.il and polltical ayatema aa
Mtfl eaHlraM ihtai MatpaaaMM 8m aaUMa of tke
pcople ; a ayateiu of pninary ek ctiona, regulatwl by
law, enaldingall cltizena to aid iu tlie tii.miiiaii.n of
candidatea for eleetlve offlcea, tkrowicg nround the
i.rln.arv > verv aiifociiard now provlded at loi al and pMa
eral caVttotia"; peaalOM fot UalOB soldl, m, thelr wivea
and i klktren. and reeUtaaee to erery attemptMeaahfaaa
ln iM'ii'ioi, l:ata those wko fou^!it a'.uiuat tke flag of our
coujmou country, and yet forajiveneaa aud forgetfulneaa,
m tar M i" Mible, ot tbe treaaoa and dJaloyalty of ludl
vitlual* and BtaMMBd the use of eviry uie.iusconaiatent
with latlrlotlam to uulte In bonda of frateralty and pouco
tke citlxeua of all parttM of tke AmMOm L'niou."
rERSONAL UATtUB Ol A CACCUS.
Mli. MASON I.KiVKS 11IK Itoo.M AFTKRA DRBATK
wnn stit. mVi.avk.
A cattcits was lield last cvtiiins? in niost of
tbe aaanably aMttMahy tke BjajtafJaaa fOMM com
mittree to igiaa aa ? MM for tbeir rrapootivo diatri-.-i
otticcrs aad deMgaMi to the OMMff OMMttfaa in
ncarly all Of 8M di-tneta thla waa amleably aitanxe.1.
Intlieseonly one tlcket wlll boruu. ln a few there ia
orett v aiire to lio a i outesf. Tliia la likely to be the eaao
ln theVlib. XVth. XVlth, XVIItk, XXIst aml XXIlId
l.istiietsntnl ln a niinor way in one or two of tbe otkera.
i nVre la not llk-ly to ia- any deeide t ckiingo lu tko cira
Idex'ioliof tbe new Counly (>.1M.oitteo
ii, ? unplcaaantr-** betwo?>n I'ollce CommUsloner
M.-rlave and ox-Conimiaali.uer Maeou caine to tke aur
r,-. at the meet.HK' ol t!,e XVIi.l. I?la
triit Mr McClava oilVnu a reaoliitlou whiek prnvided
Imr i'i e' naiiilng by the comtulttee of
ii deleanteafof the County and DMtrtet Kvpublleau
J?..nvfiitloiia Ui bo voted for at the prinary eleettoa oa
?r,e div' 'll'eaedelegateane.iiilH'ralxty-llve. andlf haa
i>?i.ii tho'euatoal t" appolai ? aamaalttea t<> a>taet them.
Mr McCIave sal.l tae aelectlolis b NJ alviaya clven .atla
fic'tion becanaetae whade Matter wa?(MaM drtedha*
lirehand b) tbe ivtiriug committcc. wh:ch ha-1 tko aelco
"ft htaaea mM that M 8m haMaat of MmmotmI h
vi,.w f tbo favorable ?roa|M-ct? of the Re
oubltcaaa at tbe mxI elaetion forGororoee, the iilMtlwa
fffiie delaaatee abooM be aa rapraaentattra ,- r?aatUa
Mi.Vn* Bcimblteaua. He aald tbat the lesol.ltion of Mr.
" lav w - ?tUlr,aii.l?a,l..t.:iided to advauoo hU
ow 11 intereata.
?? n se Ntate.nenta from Mr. Maaon are vcry amualng
to i.,i?" aald Mr. McClave. " ? I have no .ont.overay
wlll the gcntlemau,' lie aaya. referrtug to ine
" I hea your pardon," InMrraptad Mr. Maaon, " I dtd
... ,...??,;,, \0u aa aaentlenian. '
? \\V1 ii ver nJlnd"' repned Mr. MeCave. " f told hitn
when onei t I lin from my olllce at Polhe Baa*
, , , .Mtil.t all peraaaal aud tocMI raUttOM were
li;,ke,.b;!twe,u ih fore.er. Now I am dctermlued lo
?nake thla an iasuo bet w eeu ua h.-re.
?", l Muaaii oftcred i.u amendinent pro
T.iin'if thit o comiultteo of aeveu ab..ubt
bo im.ointcd hy tko chairman to aetoct the.daMaatae
ExJuSae Ftammer, chairman of tke ro?alitee, a>.p>
,,',,,; .1 tl.M adinendire-it. Mr. Mc.lavo'a MMa
tlon lie aald. waa eontrary to all kia ex
r ,'ce ia the eourao of i-lg6t?-n yeaia. It waa
not tbeitut) of tbla cou.mltteo to snpport any ouo m..n;
i . . ,1V w >a ia nui.lM.rt tbo party rr<ai.llraa
Mr! ^?? .r^hTcommi.te; had efi.Kai Wact Mf
Maa.ni aald tkat, aa tho oimi
??^&^^?*?& r",,n,,Mr- 1",,fm
r,.r ',: tfpton aud half adozen oll.er meu.bera took up
lei'i- h i-a' i d foliowed hiin. 8. V. H. Ooopar Wiia tb.-n
' i i ,).,' ?? balr by Mr. MeCiavo'a frienla. Avule
^Mka0% >ir. Vcuro-e reaolutlou aud It waa uuaul/
uioualy adopUid.
YALK BfOMVai GREEUXG lik. PDELPS.
NewJIaven, March 8J {*peciaD.-Tho Yida
studeuis. hoMledliya braaa haud and Ulling tkeatreeta
witk red tlrr, nmrtdied thla evontng to the houie of Pro
feawir K J. PUolpa aud ga\o blm a MMMda, lu IHa ad
droaa to them ke expreaaed bta lpve aud reapect for the
vetieiablo colleae. to whleh ke aald tbat Uo akould alwafa
clltig. 1'rote-jaoi Pkolpa delivcr* hia tluai loo.ure bora oa
?MMMj

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