Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1882, Page 1

| i ] [4 » - OMAHA DaAILY BEE. THE OLD 'WORLD. { irabi Pasha. ?"‘flbq“’; B Khedive Orgafliuisg on Plaus to Suit the British. jie ny Throws ebe ther Lomb Iato the Parnell Camp. Thirly Million Piartres Wanted to Increass the Spane sk Navy A Largo Assortment of News From Other Points. THEENGY WiIN EGYPT. Special Dispatehes th. az Bur. MEDALS FOR ALL, Carro, Ostober H.—The khe will give mecals to the entire D h army ongaged n the Iigyptian cam paign., Those for soldiers will be of copper, for officera of silver. PANIC Brruiy, Oc of a chain caused the Y curtain among the footiight stage of the Royal o evening. The uccid tense psnic amony the audicuc many persons were severely crushed. No one killed. 3 THE KHEDIVE' NA, Octobe Tt ie reporied i has promised the khedive to cruiting of the new Egyptian force in India, provided the gens d’ ammesare placed under b officers CAIRO AFFAIES. Carro, October 5.— Large quantitics NEW ARMY, preser of valuable lovt were diecuvered at Dam nhour and other places in Egypt. uthorities have decided ro ex- from the cou the Swiss ad- v of Arabi Pa The khedive will to-morrow sign a_decves rescind- ing the prohioition of the importation of coul and petroleum, D'LESSEPS TESTIFIES FOR ARABL Panrs, October H.-—DaLasseps hua tolegraphod the prasident of the court martial by which Arabi Pasha is to be tried, tostifging that during the war Arabi exerted himself to mamtain the neutrality of the Suez al, he protected the lives and int seyeral Europeans, NATIVES T0 BE HUNG, Carro, October 5.—Soveral natives convicted of participation in the Juue massgores will ba execuid in Alexar- dria Saturday. THE CHIEF REBELS, Arabi Pasha and Toulba Pasha were to-day removed to Garde Membler, whero other prisoners, numboring eighty, wero removed yesterday. The preliminary examination in the cas of Arabi Pasha will be held sccrot _ his formsi trial will ba public. N ARABI WITHOUT ¢OUN ALEXANDRIA, October 5H.—Arabi Pasha telegrapted here for counsel, The persons applied to declined to de- food him, it is said, because they are of losing their cnta, Arabi a will therefors prabably be con- victed with ease. 6 LOUKING AF Paxrs, Octoper 5 —The Temps says England entorcaing a plan for re-or gamization of Lho financial affairs cf Kgypt by ression of the controi and oxtveion of the p s of the public debt commission, THE MINISTEES ARE OUT, Catro, October b.—An important phase o the po'itical eituation here 1s the growing diff rence between I syp- tiau ninisters i rogard to the future form of government, One party favors the sutocratic system for some years, and another party advises re- tent:on and development of the sys- tem eatablished under the first consti- tation, CONSULT Benuiy, October 5, —Negotiations with tho powers on the Egyptian <qnagtion are progressing favorably. [he exertions of Germany fo bring about a friendly understanding be . tween the powers most intereated in the eastern question is meeting with considerable success, REVENUE, THE NG THE POW ORDERING BAK BACK Consrantinorie, October 5 —The sultaa is extremoly vexed at the Baker Pagha, It is stated that the governors of Smyrua and Rhodes wore ordered to ari him, and the khedive has been com- manded to send him back. HONORING THE BEAVE, LoxDox, October 5,—The corporas tion of London will present an addresa of congratulation to Wolseley and the freedom of the city and a sword of honor to Seymour. Wolseley has already received the freedom of the ecity. departure of ENGLISH MEROY, Cairo, October §,— Arabi demands a trial by Euglishmen, says he sur- rendered to them and he would have eacaped if he had known he wes to be tried by Egyptians, from whom he tpecls no mercy. \ THE SACRED CAKPET. Jairo, October b, —The usual yearly prvan with the sacred carpet for ‘finmrmdm day. A British guard of Bnor was present, TRYING THE REBELS, Cato, October 5. —It is considered Brobab, iy the trial of the rebsl lea- ders thy the preliminary inquirics will be protracted, Thirty of the ‘eet impirtant prisoners, including )\r.m‘ Pasly, will be removed to an &ptian prison Thursday. GEIERAL FOREIGN NEWS. Bpeclal Yvatches to Tur IIK:GN NEWS A NEW LOAN, Loxnvox, Qgtober 5,—The pros- Pectus of thuaey Indian loan of two TWELFTH YEAR. million pounds sterling to boar inter- oat of tour per ceat. was issued here Inst evening. MEETING OF SOVERKIGNS, Lissox, October 5.—Hon, John M, Francis, of The Troy Times, minister to Portagal, had audience to-day with the king CONSTERNATION AMONG Duntiy, October 6. —There is con- sternation among liten owing to the report that on recommsudation of Archbishop McOabe, the Irish Catho- lic hierarchy now in scsson has refused to allow priests to attend the forth coming conferen e, THE COMMUTED NIHILISTS, S1. Pererspvra, October 5, Nihil- ists Nugormey and Jewsejeff, the commutation of whose death sentence by the czar was mado public yester- day, were concerned in the assassina. tion of a police spy sixteen months ago, PARNELLITES. SPALISH AFFAIRS, Maokiy, Ostober 5 —The council ministers refuse the offer of the sultan of Morocco of a strip of territory around Centa in return for retro- coseion by Spain of the isiand of Santa Cruz De Lia Mar, on the Atlautic coast of Morocoo, The graut of 30,000,000 piastres asked for in the bill drafted by the minister of wmarine is to purchage two ironoclads of the Inflexible type, to be con: structed ogland. Thoe bill will be preserted in the cortes at the opening of the ses:ion. AN AFGHAN REVOLT. 8r. Pererssura, October 5.-—The cestan (fazstte states that Afghan troops have revolted, against the Ameer, AMICABLE RELATIONS, , October 5,—A lettor from e Argentine repub- 1o is nothing to jus- srruption of friend- the presic lic statos ¢ POSTPONED, Drsriy, October 5. —There is good renson 1o beliove that the proposed national convention will be postponed. CHOLERA 1N FRANCE, P'ants, October 5. —Several cases of Asiatic chole dane, on the tunnel. Th ¢z canal is to be improved and enlarged. AN EXPLORER DEAD, Loxnex, October 5.—Chas, Wahab, who recently made an exploration of Burmah, starting from China, is dead. Lo chamber of NG ARADS, s, October 5, —The Arabs have attacked the ¥reuch outposts on the Algerine border. JOINED BY LIGATNING. Carrao, Peru, October 5 —Tele graphic communication between the United States and Europe has been es- tablished, POLIT CAL NOTEE. Oregon’s Senatorial Contest. Specinl Dispateh to Tite Bex, BAN Francise), October 5.—In the Oregon senatorial convest some of Mitchell’s supporters are deserters, «nd have gone over to Richard Wil- liame, ex-meabor of congress, Congressional Nominations. Speclal Dispatchos to Tux Brs Burrato, October 5.—John F. Monlion was nominated for congress by the republicans of tho Thirty-gec- ond distriot, EAurtsior, October 5, —The repub- licans of the Second congressional dis- [tr o have nomiuated Thaddeus C. | 30570N, October b.—The Sixth dis- | trict democrats nominated D, W, Law- rence. Minwavkeg Ostober 5. —The demo- cratic congressional convention of tho Fourth district, held in this city, nomi- nated P, V, Diuster by ncclamation Oxvonta, N. Y., October h—The republicans of the Twenty-firet district nominated Georgo W. Ray for con- grosa. Aleck’s Majority. Spoeial Dispatch to Tup: By Atianta, October 5.— Dispatches to-day confirm the statement of yes- torday that Stephen’s majority will be about 50,000 in the state. The Coming Man Special Dispatch to Tun Bek. New Yorg, October H,—According to the evening newspapers, Howard Carroll, of The New York Times, is very likeiy to be nominated Tuesday next by the republican state commit- tee, for congressman at large, A Preminent Politiclan Dead, Spectal Dispatch to Tin Brx. Racing, Wis,, October b.—Robert Hull, a hanker of this city, died to- day, sged forty-three years, Decsased was a successful manufacturer and banker, and had amassed a large for- tune; was one of the directors of the Union Pactfic railroad; was promi- nently identitied in the politics of the state, and was one of its eenators, mayor of Racine and late chairman of the republican state central com- mittee, —_— Wyoming Democrats Special Dispatch to Tuk Ba CueyeNNE, October 5,—The demo- cratic territorial convention to-day inated M. E. Post, present to congress The Sosville Lunaties. Special Dispatch to T CricAGy, October 5,—George Sco ville filsd & petition in the court to- day, usking Mrs. Scoville be adjudged insane and confined in the asylum for lunatics. San Frinolico Hoodlums, Boecial Dispateh to Tun B, Cucaco, October 5,--Local papers announce that Pacific coast eports are being imported into Chicag An inoffensive Chinaman was yester- day sttacked by hoodlums and badly beaten and shot. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. (The Proposed Improvement of Hot Springs and Its Oost, Non-Treaty Indians Notifled to Provide Their Own Grub. Important Legal Questions Concerning Banks Submit. ted to Brewster. The Joannette Board of Inquiry Preparing For tho ln- vestigation. The Missourt River Improvements Amount Spent and Needed Special Dispateh to Tix Brs. IMPROVING HOT 8Y WasnixaroN, October 5. —Special Agent Bell, of the interior depart- mont, and Captain Hundburg, of the corps of engineers, detuiled to vesti- gate and report what improvements are needed at Hot Springs, Ark., huve recommended the creek be walled up and that an arched enclosure be con- structed over it throngh tho ci The report been adopted by the sco- rotary, $70,000 now on hand for im- provements, will be expended in be- ginning the work, It is estima'ed the entite cost will be $140,000, QUESTIONS FOR BREWSTER, The acting secretary of the tress. ury, upou request of the compiroller of the curroucy, submittsd a number of questions to the attoruey geperal for his opinion in reference to tho right of national baunks to ceriify or accept checks beyond the amount on deposit to the credit of the dra BUYING BULLION. The directors of the mint to-day purchased $305,000 ounces cf fine sii- ver for delivery at the Philadelphia and New Orleans mints. THE JEANNETTE BOARD OF INQUIL spent _the entire afierncon session in organizing and outlining piavs for thorough and eystematic investigation. The zeesions of the board will be open and it is the present intention to ex- amine every witness who can throw any light upon the subject, As several survivors of the Jesnnette ex- pedition are now engaged in the search for Lieut. Chipps' party, tho present inquiry may be prolonged for months to allow of taking their testi- mony. i INGS, RED MAN, TAKE NOTICK. e following otreular is being for- warded to United States Indian agents: Sir: In compliance with instruc- tions recetved from the honorable sec- retary of the interior, your attention is called to section 8 of ‘‘An act mak- ing appropriations for current and contingent expenses of the Indian de- partment and for fulfilling treaty stip- ulations with various Indian tribes, for the fiscal year 1883, and tor other purposes,” approved May 16, 1882, which reads ae follows: “That the secretary of the interior shall cauge such Indians as are now beiag subzistcd in whole or in part by appropriations not required in dis- charge ot treaty obligations, to be no- tified that he will reoommend to con gress at its next session a diminution of such appropriation; that in conse- qnence thereof their future support will depend more upon their own ox- ertions,” In compliance with the above you will give your Indians the notice re- quired by this act of congross, nssnre them that while the government is disposed to treat thom kindly, even generously, and to extend to them every needed assistance to enable them to make a comfortable living for them- selves and fanulies, yet they must re- member there is now no treaty or other obligation on the part of the government to support them; that what they are now receiving is purely gift; that theremust come a time when they will be expected o laborfor their own support the same as white men do. Bay to them that labor is not degrading, but on the contrary is en- nobling, that if they ever expect to become rich and powerfal as the white race they must learn the lessons of in dustry and economy. (Signed), J. H Price, Commissioner, PERUVIAN AFFAIRS, Senor Elmore, Peruvian minister at Washington, received this evening a cable dispatch from Guayquicie, Menador, dated to-day, advising him that Garica Calderon, eonstitutional president of Peru (who during the last eleven months has been a prisoner in Chi and Dr. Logan, (vewly arrived United States mintster in Chili) are in Arequipa, Peru, treating for peace. In commenting to-night upon telegram, Minister Elmore said Arequips is & well knowa city ia southern Peru, which was lately made the seat of the Peruvian government by, Vice President Menter, who has been acting es president of Peru since the carrying away of President Cald- eron in November last. Mr. Elmore said the news did not much sur him, because he had been expecting something of the kind in in view of the solid union of Peruvians under the provisional government of Cal deron, of the loyal attitude of the United States, as Peru’s ally, and of the firm position taken by the United States during the whole war as an impartial friend of all beligerent. He had always believed, he saids that a lasting peace could wade only by the Calderon govel it, under the auspices of the United States. A BICK OFFICER, Judge Larbell, acting first comp- troller of the treasury during the ab- sence of Mr. Lawrence, has been for eral days confined to his home by To-day he was unable to per- of the celebrated for samples. rauta. Presidont Arthor har been in- formed of the situation, and probably desiguate & temporary offiver to perform the duties. NEW GOLD CERTIFIZATES to the amount of $44 480,000 were to-day forwarded to the assiating ture, MISSOURT KIVER IMPROVEN ENT. The annual report of General Satar, engineor corps, in charge ot the Mis souri river 1mprovement, shows an nditure of $589,254 for the work, 000 can be ext fiscal d it is estimated $1, profitably expended the year, EEVER PIGURES, The natiopal board 3 informed thero were fifty-nix new casen of fover in Pensacola, Fla., yes- terday and three deaths, SPORTING Special Dispatohes to Tuk Der. DERBY DAY AT CHICAGO. Cuicaco, October First rece, one mile, for two year olds, Aztec firat, Lord Raglan . second, I Pat third; time, 1:45} Second race, selling purse, one and & quarter mile, all ages, George Hakes first, Manitou second, Flanders third; time, 2:11. Third race, mile heats, for thra year olds, John Sullivan first, Ruth second, Eflis H. third; time, 1:44}, 1:443, Fourth race, handicap purse, Dave Yardell first, Ella Rowott sccor time, 3:07. JEROME PARK RACES, Jenonr Pank, October 5,—First two and one-fourth miles, Girofle ime, 4:11. Sacond race, mile and one-eighth, Kennesaw won; time, 2:017. Third race, steeple chase course, Postguard won: time, BASE BALL. October 5. —Bostons short 331 PARK RAC Octuber 5,—Fall ing meeting at Basimont patk, cless, Reveille won, 1d, Judge Davis third; bost time 71— five heats, 2:20 claas, Over Boy second; time GENTLEMED Yew Yonk, October b,—The princi- pal event at the Gentleman's Driving park to-duy was the Mali stal three year olds, in which it the famous Cal:fornia filly Wildtlower would be a competitor. The weather was fine, and breeding and road trot. ting elements wore woll represonted. Those present, howover, were disap- pointed, as the time Jof the first heat 2, all five of the starters being placed, while in the second heat the time was 2:27}. Moander was second in both heats, Tu the seco heat Senator Sprague, Krnest Mal- traves and Lucy Walter, and three others who started, were distanced. Of otker events, Rosewood won the :i-y]ar-uld race easily; time 2 2:3 Thalia was the only other starter. Guess Not won the sequel staker for 2:40 mares; time 2:30, 2:274, 2:28, St. Gothard beat 2:30 for a consid- eration, trotting a mile in 2:29. Atlantic stakes were won 1o three suraight hea by Barrett, beating Lotta; time 2:313 2:344, 2:38}, Work's team, Edward and Dick Swiveller, made a mile in 2:2( The bay mare Isabells hulf mile in 1:09, will trot a fa PIILADELPIIA, It 18 expect nilo Saturday. - -— St. Louls Falr Special dispatch to Tuk 81, Louis, October 5,—The attend- ance at the fair to day wss much the largest ever on the grounds at one time. The gate rately known approximate ing coupon tickets issued by railrond companies, which may amount to $10,000 more. This will make the number of people present fully 100,- ceipts are not acou- o-night, but they will form ¢ven the duty of signing war- will | treasurer of ai Now York for signu | Socrates | showed s | 0,000, without count- | OMAHA NEB. FRIDAY MOI fore buying their Fall Bills. | specia [ reply. | determination formed d | four years of indust ING, OCTOBER 6 188 and Occupied by R.L.M'DONALD&CO., WHOLESALE DRY -GOODS, Notions and Furnishing Goods, The Brightest Lighted, Best Appointsd Jobbing House in Ameries, containing i o argest Stock of Dry Goods and Notions west of the Missis ppi. » = Send orders by emember 'Merchants and Déalers Througrh».\ut' the Entire West are Invited to Visit the Mammoth Establishment owned IMcDonald's Overalls, Duck, Denim and Cottonade Pants, CYCLONE ULSTERS,. LINED SUITS AND GHEVIOT SHIRTS, In all styles now popular with the Trade, Absolutely the best Goods in the Market and at OO RNE IR IXCIERSS. Western Merchants can more than save their expenses a visit to this Mammoth stock be- . Traveling agents, with extensive lines of samples, visit. & all prominent towns throughout the west, and will call upon any merchant any- where upon receipt of a request so to do. The most careful attention tion guaranteed, mail, or write iven to orders, and satisfac- R. L. MecDONALD & CO., St. Joseph, Mo. CRIMINAL NEWS. Fravk James Voluntarily Sur- renders o Gov, Orit- tenden, A Biack Brute in Alabeme Speedily Lynched by the People. Deliberate Murdor of a Farmer Near Palmer, fllinois. Aa Unasually Large 'Numbai‘ ~of Bloody Deeds. Surrender of Frank James. Spectal Dispatch toTun Brx, Kaxsas Crry, October 5,—Frank James surrendered to Gov. Critten- don at Jeffaorson City at b o'clock this evening and will bo brought here to-morrow morning to be delivered to the Jackson county authorities, Gov. Crittendon telegraphed that officers will leave to-night with the prisoner. Officials hore express some eurprise at James' action, as no overtures had been mede on their part towards sur- render. They think Frank had be- como discouraged having in various ways lost all of his old confederates and concluded it was useless to attempt longer to live in outlawry, preferring to trust to the loniency of the law in voluntarily giving him- solf up. S Lovis, October b, —The Anzeiger rom Jeflerson City says whon Frauk James surrendered to Gov, Crittender he handed him his pistols and stated he (the governor) was the only man except himself whe had touched them for twenty years, Frank was at the McCarthy house this even- ing and many prominent citizens wero there seoking the honor of shaking hands with him, Kansas City, Ostober The Tiges Jelforson City spocial has a letter from Frank Jawmos, ad- drossed to Gov, Crittenden, dated St. Lovis, October 1st, and the latter's The letter from Jumes is o profier (o surrendor, It is a longthy document, He says he is prompted to this through consideration for his wife and children end & desire to retrieve his name from the shadow which has boen cast upon it snd through it upon a good many in westorn Missouri. He makes » plea that ho is not so bad as he has been painted; that an ontlaw has the thoughts snd impulse of man snd he has decided to return to the home of his parents and there with his family to pass his days in peace and thus gainrespect of his fellowmen, He thinks it unnecessary at presont to recount tho history of his life. Thoso who are his friends are already acquainted with it, The public at present is not disposed to judye him charitably Heo thinks that bis suffor- ings have alroady done punishment for his acta, He denies the author- ship of any lctters threatening as- sassivation in retaliation for for the murder of Jeseio, which have been attributted to him. He submitted the question whether Frank James, humbled, repentant and re- formed before the world, will not be an example more fraught with good to the rising generation than Frank James, the outlaw and wanderer. He says this letter ia the result of a o pas us farm lite, which he has speut. Ho asks for amuesty, if possible, and states an an swer will reach him through his w who is at Tndependouco, Mo, Oa receipt of er, G Orittenden replied no definite promises, but v mend that Jawes prosent fore the courts where . against him, and answer them as beat became & w In accordance there with Jawes appeared before the gov ernor t)day, accompan’ed by Maj. J 1o could make uld recom umsolf be. tments are yernor | s and formally surrendered himsolf. Ho will arrive at_Kansas City to-mor- row and have hearing at Indepen- dence, the county seat. Another Internal Muchine. Spocial Dispateh to Tux Brx. WasniNaron, October b, —The ap- proaching session of the supromo court was the menns to.day of un- earthing an incident_in tho history of Associate Justico Field which has probably not yet been published. | Passing down the avenue your cor- rospondent was atopped by a dealer in fire-arms, eporting traps and other paraphanulia, and asked if he had seen ! the infernal machine that had beon sent to Judge Field, Ho was taken into the rear of the store and a case was lying on, the mine i, anid 1 mo what you think of it.” A close inspection showed that concealed in this case were ten metal- lic cartridges with their sides filed cxposing powder and firmly embedded in wax. An ordinary picce of sand paper was connected with tho rasp in the cese, which if opened from the front would cause the ignition of a bundle of matches. The case, how- ever, had been opened from the beck, and the infernal instrument had failed to acoomplish its design, A clipping from a newspaper pasted in the case detailed an account of a decision by Judge Field rogarding the title to o tain property in San Francisco, and it is supposed that the machine was the contrivanco of soma disappointed liti- gont. Furthor inquiry showed that the packs came by ma but was regarded with suspicion by the i of Ficld's rosidence, and the parcel was placed over night in a peil of water, After- ward it was pried open from behind, and the deadly nature of its contents divulged. Had any one forced the clap open, as is the custom in hand- ling small cases of this kind, nothing short of a miracle could huve pra- vented the diecharge of the metallic cartridge. Phipps, the Boss Villein Sipecial Dispatch to Tun e, Pitnaverrnia, October 5 — The confession of Thos, J. Owen, clerk to the officara of eclections held i the almshouse division, 27th ward, last Fobruary, just made public, shews that theabscondingex-superintondent, Phipps, broke open the ballot box and altered the election returns, The result of this was to defeat two inde- pendent ropublicans and elect two democrats. The charge of conspiracy, it is said, will bo found against sevoral city officials on the strongth of this confession. A Dirty Brute Hung Hpecial dispatel ta Tiik Bis CrATrAN00GA, October b, —A spoeial to The Daily Times from Auniston, Ala., saye: Ten days ago a burly ne- gro named Johu Brooks, brutally as saultod a little girl on the outskirts of the town, He was captured on the 4th and lodged in jail at Jacksonville, This afternoon, on preliminary trial, he confessed his guilt, The judge or- dored him to juil. A large orowd took the prisoner out of the sherifl’s hands, carried him to the outskirts of the city and hanged him, The crowd was quiet and det d. Al Dispateh to Tux Ber, Cuicaco, October James E, Morso alias J. O, Clark, was arrested here on complaint of the bank of 8t, Johuve, Mich. Ho is agent for the Porler manufacturing company, of Syracuse, It is slloged that Morse, as agont, forged and disposed of dapli cates of notes taken to the amount of $7,000, Cold-Blooded Murder. A dispatch ctober D, Iils., says & cold- was comwitted one nile nc of the town of Palmer, Juo. Leigh aud James Rigby, two fa mors, quarrelled about possession somo land, became volved ln a law- suit, from which Righy came out vie. W. Edwards, of Sedalia, as counsel, torious, Yestorday afternoon Leighs' son apprgached Righy and, pretends ing he desived to effect a peaceable settloment, suddonly opened fire with a rovolver. One bullst produced a fatal wouud. Leigh escaped, but a Pposeo is in purauit, and as excitement runs high lynching is probable, Mur- dorers have usuaily escap:d the law in this region, The Kowanoe Bank Robbery. Speoial Dispateh to Tiiw Brx. Curcaco, Ostobor 5. —A Kewanee special says o deteotive arrived with bank robber Dunkley yosterday and this morning ufter a walk of a cou of miles east of taere returned with & sack of gold containing $5,000, This accounts for all the money sud'all the roboers are in custody. " New York, October 5, —The cor- oner's jury investigating'the causes; the responsibilty of the late coll in Harlem river tunnel, find the York Central and Hudson River’ roud company guilty of the crime of criminal negligence; also the conduc- tor of the New Haven & Hartford traiu and the telegraph operator of Ninety-sixth street station. The jury condemn ithe management of the roads and censure the engineers, Bloody Banuits. Special Dispateh to Titx Bes, BrownsviiLe, Tex., Ociober 5,-- Bandits entered the house of the tax collector at ‘Tacubuya, Mexico, at mid- night, murdered the collector, mor- tally woundod his wife and robbed the sufe of §4,000. = . ‘ho Tariff Commission. Special Dispateh to Tis D, New York, Ooctober d.--Peter Cooper callod upon the tarifl commis- sion at Windsor hotel, and after an informal conversation of an hour's duration tho comminssion was called to order by President Hayes and listened to the reading, by Mr. Cooper's secre- tary, of “an open letter” on the tariff question, It opens with u proposition (as the result of his own experience) that all trade with foreign nations is a kind of commercial war; war of in- torests from which evils may result and heve resulted, that are only com- parcblo with the evils of aciual war, Thomas G, Sherman, represouting the cxecutive committes of the Brook- lyn Revenue Keform club, nddressed the committee as a representative of the modorate section of the club, and held that taxes ght to be reduced £120,000,000 or $160,000,000 annu- ally Mr. Oliver offered the following resolution, which was adopted, Kesolved, That on account of the limited timo at the disposal of the commicaion, the order concluding the taking of testimony at Philadslphia October 16 cannot be changed, There- foro, all persons intorested will take notice that the open sessions of the tarifl commission for testimony, state- meonts, otc,, will end on the date above named, Adjourned till to-morrow. Spocial Dispateh to Tuk B, On10aco, October 5, —The Tribune has au editorial on the Chinese ques- tion in Mngland, which admirably answers the glaring misstatements and maudliu sentiments which appear in The London Standard, According to that paper family lifo in California would ba impossible without the Ohinese, the Pacific railways would never have becn built, aud the vast population of Americans in California are in favor of thew, aud there is scarcely any disease among them, ete, The Tribune says the importation of Chinese in England would breed revo- lution and even the queen might find bereself iu jeopardy should such an act of injustice to English labor be sauctioned, The Arotic Inguiry. Special Dispateh to Tik Brk, Wasnisaron, October 5, — The naval board to inquire into the loss of the Jeannette, convened at the navy department to-day. E &