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New Dark Daily Cribune. FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1881. THE NEWS THIS MORNING. FOREIGN,-A meeting of the Ladies' Land League has been held in Dublin, Miss Parnell preGambetta has denied to the Prince siding. of Wales that he met Prince Bismarck. There are slight prospects of an Anglo-French The Nihilists threaten to prevent treaty. the Czar's coronation unless he comes to terms. The racer Cremorne has been sold for More Liberal gains are expected at $26,190. M. Brisson has the second German elections. been elected President of the French Chamber of Hugh Law has succeeded Lord Deputies D'Hagan as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. DoMESTiC.-Argument on the motion to set aside the criminal information in the Star Route cases was begun in the Supreme Court of the District of The report of United States TreasColumbia. PresiInrer Gilfillan has been made public. dent Arthur left Washington for New-York. The new British Minister to the United States The Fliparrived at Philadelphia yesterday. per Court Martial met at Fort Davis, Texas. he Somerset and Cambria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was formally opened yesterday. The Supreme Court of New-Jersey has dismissed the appeal of the officers of the suspended Mechanics and Laborers' Bank, of Jersey City. The Vou Steubens reached Boston yesterday, and the French guests left that city for New-York. 1 CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Adelina Patti and NicoPresident Arlini reached this port yesterday. It was stated that thur arrived in New-York. Nugent, the morocco manufacturer, was the victim The Soof the cashier of the Newark bank. ciety of American Mechanical Engineers began its Gold value of the legalannual session. tender silver dollar (41212 grains), 87.01 cents. Stocks opened active and strong, and later were duil and feverish, closing weak and unsettled. THE :WEATHER.-TRIBUNElocal observations indicate fair and cooler weather, preceded by cloudy weather and rain. Thermometer yesterday: Highest, 61°: lowest, 50°; average, 5834°.
