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STCtDAY. ITEFTEMBEB 15. 18f3&.
Tci-ras of Ihe TribuBt.
DJULT XRiBliliS,
||ai] B_b*? ribera, f. |UL00
looar/.l yiM'.'?311 ntratbtTA s.
si- tJl-WRRALY TMBDfTat
j ropv, i retr--Wl Dumbera,. $4-<h>
l> copioR, ao. /-W)
5 o?fkieB, oi ?'v*t. for etMboap*. S.tBj
UKKI.l.Y PRJBVM.
3 t<i;i,'. l year?W ntttuburs,. aftt.00
A_Ui s thi; i R1BUNK, .Ne? locb.
To t'ona epotutriite.
?Jr wtatt -.n ?- t f'R Tta ??- Coa - rfltraHaoa
\>, , ,,? ia iiUended for inaexti uuiuatlwa traNittrated
I.. i i. ' the wrll ?-- Bei f" ,?aiil> lo;
I. but aa -.'?::...,: falti
aii ,,-,, e ? .i' ??? Wila ethe* .1 rttfd Ba BtAiaaaad ta " '11
Taiaoai ." New i ork.
W't c??.uk>t aatfartake to iwcora rejarted C< nunuiiiea'iona.
KKWS OF TJJE DAY.
FHI > i; i :ici N N i: \v?-i.
TTaa Ctnutrd mummiu Aaia fiwtn Livwpool on
Jm|M. 2, via <t?ucc-i..s!uwn B>pt 3, uri'.i.-d al llallfax
yeetarAaj, bringing two days later nows from Ku
J-01HV
npaflaraf tho At'.ar.tir Cttfa* OtaMlPWlioa Ctaav
pany to ui:aii;fntM:u a l.tw Cahlehat l"? *i IaJptetl
by tho Diic-tota af tho Atlutt.c lakfnpb txm
pany. nml the BBWaiaadBBa of tbe a*W t'ablo
La-, aaaatiiiiliallj baaaa. Capt Aurieraon ba* aaaaatad
tli-offTCdceai:i...:a! Of tk* GWBl EaMcni wl.n-b BBB
Ihth onpici i BM tive aaaaa for aa_dja ptirjioens.
haaaaai baalanaedal Ihe ^pre?,!i:.h' ef Keflaaiaa in
Irelaud. nml H ta reportcd tbat tbe la^hak troops iu
Ibo aonth ol IipkaRi Bfl to U r, ;:;:f,>rccd.
The lettptiOB oi tba hrc::eh Hr<t nt I'ovts-nottth wns
vory v.arw aad eillnilaaile. aud at thr baaquei giren
In bouoi of Ika Frci.tl. au parm.t aeairi aa* ex
aaaaaal lk*d ll i fcro nationa roight B*ai Baa la paaae,
Tbe Portui-'Mi'fo CortO* ha* gr.ii'.to.l w iho Kiag
Irarat*Aratei ubroad. Hi? father. Don r'ti__udu,
arill ao. aa re psal daiiag Ihe Kiag** abaouto.
H
(.LXERAL JVUWS.
.7 p. Xiiiimo of lluiitsvulf. arui late Tnmmtf
Atrout. wai bhot und kiBed aa tbr^vth atl- b> Aa.'rew
llj._uf>: of BA l-i Bla, Tbe dnhcnlt.. eomi i icetl It a
omiiifi-rootn tLcro. bawafallneyva a>atepataeJ. KIidbh)
?b-n went tl Btl roeaa, BBd Wal ajaaj li>ih>?>d by i**?*
jii-r. arbo L:i,-< katl al Ika tlooi nt'.d Umi ajiati ly oeeaed
ii nml ptMaatil bii pi'to!, vka Ktniao timi, ai ikl %
BBl aiJe of tho door. wbea Hoauier firod, UBiaf Nlauao.
11 jutner vn:< arrestei ln- tht- u:Ui'.yry, and eyffl ba bal ped
ae*a to the rivil uutboiitius.
lk.tiji.~o!' tbo ra enl firc ia Shrov.'iiort, La..
rlate that bkf aaaaeot, mist .aiilintautial ani! fin-st lairti.m
of the city wa? taaToyett iwliittiaf all tbt Ibprw. aad
taaaj baaiaeai !.,*aea and etorta in tbe town. Th*
bbbbbrI oi oaaaapab] Bol t.tnt?d. Ibo aobaoBei H o
Itnl.lobiiM.u. Ummlfoi (ratlafa in baaaat, weal OBfl
l^rnearTor; Auitiuon lYattJ B*i and \\!llp:obat 'y
Baaro a total lo?s.
(JaktaaaVikiag Uae rooeol i.i:nh<i-.c of pivpertr
|.. BA Lonla by Cun. Bherjiun. with funda iir-?cnu-d to
lutu tAwro. tt ia atatcl that io the correai>oii<l<_co be
twoen (Icn. SUeiman ::nd tbe oaBBBiBiaa, at tbe tiroe of
t'l- iireeeutuion, ba aipwaaetl Bkl iletiimitrntkin Ifl
Biaki'St. f^iuia b:H l.onic. and the rr<:it:icc ajajfajaaaaj
*ritb tfie funii. Baa aataaaajajl daraaiaaj af bbj buinly.
Iliaj Auu Fa-XalL, B TOim| lady ol tohimbr.?,
jl.ii'bobiinfw Coi.nly, luuima. wa* ridinsr in haaBjatf,
"witb a t'ontlein.-iri. on Sattmlay lurt, Vkaa tho heta* rnji
awtii' Thf yuuug !adv trud to jmap out, bat a*f boop.
oauRh! ou tho bi.ggy. BBl Bka wan draggrd about haU f
BjaJa, Thfi borao then ran iBto ? tnill raee, and tl:<
^ouug lady w"a^ drotraed.
'rtm "i,wl' rrain on Ihe Qawtlen tai Awibv)
J^jiilruad. wbicb !oa tliit city at midniRht ta VtjaiBM
day, oo!lulod with u froigbt train, n-ar Priatetaa, M
J. about !ia. m. yaaearaay. A so'.Jier araa baataaatl}
hiiiod. aaOatuti.craaaaeapj*- aaihaaaljlaJaraA ('atiw
ol Ihe locid-u'?eu'p:ibl- BBfjapl on the purt of tbe em
jiloyr.,
Ohaaloa rraawa .->iot atxl killod G4M>rfe Hrrr.
5it.?n, at Gaaaaaa, aaat at*aaalaa,a f.*w laaa aim. llam
jitou'a -wir- b,iJ a!.Vgo,l tbat, |W*loai to h<" fkantaf*,
e-jino ma:i bad outra^eJ vt.'r paBpaa] 'hllX l1'" aaiaaa hud
ii'i-u airc.ajai, and that irarvo ^ruan arllaeea tor ta*
difouaf. and thls cnuted oad b!o,id, ret llting in Huuiil
tao'adcuti
Ou. PraQI Ch.im'icrl.iin, ('tunmi.-?: ry Gi-u
ajral of thii r?tat#, baa tcudered hia reanrnunon to (iov.
>'outoo. to takecbTot't o:i tbe lst proxiiuo. Hir g'loocs
?*? baa not yct b*aaj aaaMht ulthough C'ol. (. \\~. Palkaar
id ?jA>kcn of iu con-cctioa with tho poaiiion.
A?. the IiKliun Co-iiit il al POrtfaiftb, \ik.,
on Wftlneactay. tbe CommUnionera aaaaaabal lae pro;
aaaaa] trcaly of poocowitb Iha trilx^ tataly aflillating
?with tbo K'b-lH, aad then adjonrned to yeeterdajto
prirc tim- for Ua co: .Mdcriitioii.
CtOaRtaOaaOB aTBO leit LittJc KiK-k, Aik.. a roek
ago. r.-iKirt tb-t j rofouml pcucc riigui, th.o igaaaj (fcal
tiiite. PriTBte i nizons an<l aoldiora can truvol any
?aybere witbout tooloatatioa. Tb< guorrilkus havo aottlod
down e,tii<Hly aud gono to work.
Cviuk II .ltt-r/ifltl, Citf tikA (iri'.iliu!i'il?i'l:-.
waw BBMaaai ai.d mnnij baakaa ou To.iu'.m>..i--.-i.. la
tbat city oi. BtRhlay :.ir'ht, liy u mna BBaaBd Himuril
f>tr*Hohor. Mr Duttorb:.. *:: -urn- ire an aaTkRal ut
lo aaaaaal b.ui to hia boA
'ITic I?c:in>.r.tt.- <d BprRtgfioId, IH-, TTii't 00
31 aaAay ereaxal to BaaVH tht u. Uaa al Iba l'r< tbaaol
viih taaaTaaa* '., i;.,v baaikeyef laavbadpat Bol
faaj wcio aaajaaA Mabar Oaa. hMStvaaad ptaaialetl.
Dattila bav? beenwctRYed at DetroH <?*' t?-<>
aaarmo diaattor.'. 'lh- aoktaaaar IJ^'rna, ownod ut
O-trcgo. ii a toia; I M oa i'tach Uland, i;i Detrtit
JCirer. wit'i a cargo of lutnlior.
AiiKiu^ the ItBBjo ir.uii'it.-r of Bontbemer arbo
arnved iu Wasbinittoii y*J*tl rktaj is 1! l ? v 'ohn
Bou of Corgi't. Tbe i*iftbitl'nt i? asuiu ?.? or ;i l.eiuit-'l
irith Hpiili.-ntio'i- for j.anbu:.
ThC olhccrs ol tlie Kiohmond baoka li.ivt- n*t>
f ajaai a <?!.i::.i tor tl.o aju-t-ie roo. ntiy aaatarad ta Iha
gtTaaatl and brought to Wu-hiiiifton.
Accinli'JjT tO otaaCial Pefxkita, .M:--onr. fur
p.u>:icd IOV?M .i.-J.-r.-fi.:- tba wat, Bi Laah) M attaava
tbati aaa tbird af Ikfci aaathaf.
In OOBahtaTWTiM Oftbe rontimiod in(]i.-yi<.-ition
ofCapt. Wu/. tha CoDimiei-ioii ?aaaatajaa ,.dj,.mad ta
JM i: day nett.
'I'Lc new ateaObM Twili'trlit ~unk on Alonilay
Morniag in the Miaai.iaijipi EtTeT, neur Vaaalaaa, Baat
|a a total loa*.
A tLrouifh mail for Bfobfle now lt-avis Mcin
?hbl Jaily, rcacbing Mobale i" ? hours.
BrookinriJge'.s luto Adjotaot, Colouel .Tolin
aaag, ba* arrived in Meajpbis.
Or.ld w*a ateady jeeti-nlHy, at 149|?143|' nll
d.y and aaata] at 14*1- OorernDient Stocxa w.rc .tcady
with tnoderat* aalea. The niiacellanooua atock. are dull.
Jfailwa)rabaa a ar.- irrogular, aud Wt-dnea Btj'l tajapj were
haadtj rnaiul uu.-d. l.auk aharea are atoady. llonbr ^tate
j;,.,l. ar<- ii ?l.-i acd at an advance. M'.ney ia oBered in
?tb-iudaone ?' u BB* BBBl BB BBbV Htook BBBBBI BBpfay Ba m
aabjaa atal Bjaai Bilbaj aad bha (-fferliiKa a* baaai ?rr larneiy
j . haraa**, i- ? ?>? ????'? M fi* r a* taaa pa
No. HIOkfUM Bitiolea oa tta BfaB Boa^Lttrj T.aw
V i a< (vl't:.liilly riuln.titut(;(J, y^UTihiy, (Of Xo.
J| v-iiiHi tfe jrint t!n~ DMRnataf. Aii IttfapBtaBf
<,i Bla* ? ma who oaka oa rhottata a ooriBia pof
Um al No. iU, patBaaatBtl yoHtcnlar, applfct to
i . ayill ll IPD, bj CMtbbWt Teaafing l-Bj ttDOO
tpTtaaaBA (baat X". i treutM,] tl t W t l?W lo itatj
applieatkft] tt) NV.v-Vork nnt! lJn.ol:lyn: No. II
of the apreiii:ttioii pl tho oUino law to F.leetion
Districts whieh etnbrlcC RDT part of eititv or in
r?xponkted rfllagfa; and No. 111 pives tho pn>
vjmoiih ot teei law of I8tt9, vhieh now apply J
exclu.sivoly lo the niral diMriet.-'. ornutli part*
of (he State M are iint iiulud. d ln clttee OT ln-1
rrrfferlttfl vjllagc.-. The thno artieloH nre a
nnM]>lrte bavpoeftrOB ofthe Ktei:t:y l.aw Dfttlil
Stii!.' BJ it i:t>v, ttRTIflfi
awaw ar ta eiewinaii i h ainni
The Minwecliitawttp BepitbMcRn ('omeiition
niel yr.-u'itlav at Woiteater, and nominat.d tbe
folkrw'illL' ticket:
l'ortloteriuir. A. II. BtTfetBCR.
l.i.'.it. nint Uovereor, Wii.i.tAU I i.wxin.
Aoditor Ceaerai.. .11. s. BkiOoboI HHtafleld.
State Treaaurer. .lAiamll. latecB af PlyeMntb.
Vttoraoy-Uenertkl , OBtBTBB I. KKRpofTBantoa.
si'i-ri liu.v nf State. .OLiviit WAaxBRef Sefffhaaip
ton.
]\u M.i-ii' of tho iniimi' offifCt there were 8. v
ral eauiliti.at.eH. imt. tliere btrj univers;.l actjui
I'sci'iifi'in tho ehoiri-n.atie lor the.-.e, wbik OB
tW c iiiilaltU.'^foi (...veniorami Lii'Uti'iiiinM.OY
i i-iior tbegw ejroe r foregone detennination that,
they nhonld be Mesr-rs. BaUookeV-d Claflin, and
DODOdY bIbR,
Mr. Siiiiiiiei' wh.-rieHitltnt of the Convelitiou.
ii: taa Itinn npiirt wc |*Yf tO bi kpBOOO jkU IbB
rooni we cnn ?paro, whieh ineli'den ibs efaaentlfel
points. It in. as taftaal vitli all he rtftv.-, OUtepok
i'ii and clear. We publi.-h alao theii.e-olmions
uiin.il arttlatrtffiitt, and ararefulexpoahJonof
the attituile ol Alas.-achusettH Kiptiblnaia* On
tlievila! quc.tioiis i.f the <la\. Tney pMga
tlieir IRppoti U> PleBaOe? John.-oii to n i'Mah
ii^h OrhiiiiibiiiiI BBwag tbe BHevtce re
eently m revolt "on the basir. M
ROOd and i'\.iit justiee to all." While the>
wnuld vi>it tboM .-pi-ciaily gnilty .>!' treaaon
with eondiirn pimisl.ment th.y wmild inlliet
uoue npon tbe groat VLiM ofthe Kebels, Imt m
|bb*1 opon aHOta rofonnalion in their "laws and
COflttJeB." M is intlispem-ahle to a pt ll'ecl pa< ili
catioii and union. IThfJ proniulKiite do thc-.nes
in relation to pcner.il aRUaTBge, bu1 avotv that
M teei aball ln- b?Id or BtWRmfRgOd
lhal -lmll .idinit tlie l.ite Bebell tO the electivi.
fraitcbise and cxelude the IojbI people pl tbe
S.nth; and they eall upon Congris- tO maiii
ihiu Ukt pi.hlic faiih loward tba 1 rci'dmen.
Tne.\ furthcr deelare that the prople iRteJj
reh.llii.n cannot Fafoly he trUBted witb Dolltioal
powi r tiIJ they have ].roVetl tlieir iieoeptaneo ol
thi' ri-.-ull.- Of tlie ? ar. Baad liavi- BetlUBael l-\
CoiistitiitioJial pri'visions t'> ull BB n tVlt>wn*J
dtBffl tlieir iimliciiahle nu'htH. The
| BtJBoluteOOB wreft etbleaitlT wntten with enre.
laajl t.!iow uninistakahly that Ma^iiehiiK.'tte wi'.l
et.ii^ent to no rwoiiidnietion that does not.?raili
jiate all rieCilf ol' the Eehcllion and e...talilieh a
[new coiKlition of K.cicty at the gootk a< a
[lUMaaiaiji cceieeqoeTrCt <>f Ita .-.tippro^nion and
the abolition of Slavery.
[doabtleas thoee offidaJlj letwned to the Sei n
tury of state. The (.overnt.r YOte OOBpaVej
with that of tba Hiune tOeTW l?>t JH* Be Mlows:
1*64. Waa,
Coity (Uatea.17.713 l^ony 't mmi).40.775
llowaiil'.lViu.). ;s:t,tMi, I Hows.rd (D?m.) . B8.UB
Tnlon aeaJeritT-HeWfj tTaaea mnjorlty l^.MO
Co&Y'l niaji.ri'y m tlie State will probablY
exceodSO.OOO, a;:amst a LiUle Dtore tban H''.'"M'
la>t ytar. tboogb tbe loUl rote has t'ull.'ii ofj
nearly i.ni-thiid. .Mame lian iirv.-r before
shown au intrea-eil aOBJaritj for mir ajtfa tbe
year after a PfUMential Kloeiion.
no>i:si voiiM..
Thr WtYlUkXtitMi
?? Wlihi re.iaon n.a l>.? ..ssijrneil why tl.e aarue proi.fi
of eilizeiifl.ni wLu I. nilhce la tl.e t.irul dkebrieB are not
anfAetei t ir. im I'lty of .New-Ynrk l'
Autwer,?Tbil ni.-mi?that a vot. is randy
OT n.v.r ofletetl Bl ;i rural pfall by anv aae wl 0
|| nol wcll riiiouii to aetive meiiiber. <>f em!;
fpaity therepreHeiit; .\hile in tbtiCity tbepiBRdl
jof YotcrJ are aniiUiillv t.fli-rcl by meii wbORIR
[ntterly iinkiiovi.'i to all thu-e ln aUenaaiice at
ItbepollB, Benoe the abeolnte neees.-ity for
' grcater iireeautions and MftfRRflil BiBilkBt ille
IpuTOfiDg iu cities than ar.- r. ipiired in rnrul
j Ibtrkts.
\\t rotOfj in tbli Ctt, Bl ;.'arly e\ery l
! foi tv.'iity yi ui~. antl knotr th:it roteja in pr.-,at
li'iiuiiiri. trere n_ered at tRtob ewBatyoDteBted
eleotioR by meB of b boeji do one preeeot of our
paxty bod roj pi??toui bvowlBtlge krbRierer.
'They e,une i'p?-aid they Hred at lUCfl or yjch
L ]?lai" lo tlie liihtriet?and vote.l; nsnally 00
[ebeVllOlagOtel but, if thallt'llj-'ed, naaMSWOnilll
lotben retil r#rw'. BopjRaki ?re hroat bbzI alaj?
tO tikB plai-e I'iv'eu \ff R YOtBTRI hi- nBadeOOe,
.ind it-crrtained that H VRI not? arbkl th. n '
The rote ereal poUod and counU'd: tbe rotet
erHgone and usdiBi orenbie, Ibal'waa Bettrj
Cl'iy !>c'ite:i in 1844. li' "?'<<, tlie PtUBOCl ?' l
fiiiuliiiate lor Couirri'-s in tbe ttppoi tli-t'i.t of
our ('ity O'Ceived vote- vwth tlie I >i-iii??r: ;it i
charter ticket for Ihe Ii W'anl.crintin^ I RateTI ../
pri'-'iin.ption that the TOtei begaatflt tbe BiA
t.TV in tlie ni'iniiiii-' and voted np to Harlein
Bridge. AodtberowiUbIwbji beaaeb roten
v,'iil.' oui Irwi |iroftef tin-iii impQBitj.
Si;.r,' l-.V,'. wo RRTB TOtod in I ."ur.il dlitricl
whieh poHl BOtTM EK vot.,. In tl.e tw.lv
v-ean of oar votiog at Ita poli, we jealfe Utol
tbi re bkYC nol been twelfe iUefRl rotee ajerral
thcre; and ior tbe _O0d rea-'.ii that wli.u-v.'r
coxtti i to Ibkl pofl Li hiioim by aQe_ben of
each party UaBfe pr.-s. nt. If he in fOtlDf, Nfflt
know wln thei be Lf OYBI <>r uiitl' r u^e; if a HBW
coiner, they know ROW lOBg he ha- be. n a r .i
tlent; il" of foreijrn birth, they know that ba
ba- or bftl not been naturaiizetl. HeOOB, pre
CBBtJtrtll atgejnrt Hrfgfrl T1*tfRg whieh an: hON
itedaBpetTBBjble would therc be necdle ..-ly yi-x.i
tioun and aluiurd. BeeaOBl tln-rc is R gntVi
differenec betweeu leqnbiRg the per.-on.il _*>
tendaiite "f voters whi n the BMMt di-tant ItTN
withtn antoiH; throw of tho ]iluec of re>.'i.>tra
tion, and rerjuirin^r it when many livu _Ll or
etgbt niilos oil, aud iuust lo?c lmlf u d.ij by
attendliiga
The H'orld undendflnds the: matter. It ktn.wt
that iiinc-teiitlin oi' tho " biunnier.-," rtgntnl
blaekle^H, t-harjieri* and loafern who liave ,. |
for LQegR] voting.habitually vote the Defiioer.di'
ticket. Jlenco it 1h Dhturally aniiou.; to ll RTI
Lho barr dowii, or put theui upitslo.. ?
po -ii.].'. Wbftt it reolly wnntB iu ny ;?'. ' '.
lioii ul ull.
thi: sr.xv REf.iWTitY iuv for
THE RIK.tl, IklSTKIl 18.
II.
aTtOBaOfjiaa pitrfpjlokal ol' tht- Xew abgiatTJ
Law, ns appHaable to tba city bm C'ounty of
Kei Wn and lo tIi*.* City of Urooklyu, a/Ohare
ahcady puldished; all inforestcd in it.~ cxccii
litm will liave liccomc BOquahxtOlj with ita
]iro\ i.~io'is.
Tbe lii.~poctorh af ElecitOB i liroiifrhout the
S'.ate, or niori' projirrly apeaJung, in all Kleo
tiou l>i :ric-ts whirh einhrare BB] part of a city
or iiii.irporatdl villnjre, Tiin't on three dhTercnt
daya before Ihe day of atocUoo; fir.~t, ba bbbId i
.-tri'iid. to oonoct: and. third, to c<nii>le!e, thn
Kegi.-try of Klcctors, Of list of voicrs; and no
vote can be recoired at tbe doIJa on tbe day of
election, iu <my ifafftVa ilmtrirt fa u-hirk mni jmrt
tjo ajf| OP itirorporiilrd t'dlufit U mcluilni, uii
the naiiit of tba ]?tmi:i afiOriag tO vote 04
011 llic Ki-f-i.-.lry, nu.de ai.d coinplrteil hcfore tho
election. Iu citics, at fhnrtc-r LMcctions, tlie
law also applies, nnd in made applicahle.
The frsl m?M'tinxr af Ihe InapaOtaia itt?
held on Tucsdny, thnc weeks l.efore Ihe du\ M
uhich the BJOneral election h to BC held. The
tir.-t dnty taf the InspetrtOH Of Klection?nnd
itnut/be dofta beahre tiieir Ital BvarAiagaa
I lu.i.rd ol ref-inlry?Lf 10 procure from thi
ClerkV OBBOO, in which tliey are depositt d, the
poll-Iiat oi'the dh-lrict kept at the laBBa BtaVOditig
fiirral election. This is to l.e ti-cd BJ BB ?i'l
10 BtaMaj up tlbt rvM-try orllatof POtBfl in
thi daftriat If they find the nini.e of an
, Intoi-iui tin list who voti'il al thO last ilcc
tiuii, and whohas siiac died. the\ 1-uVi- the
inm- Bff the new Hatj Lf they know a
voiith who iiOK arrhed at Ihe BfB Of
nn nt\-iwnj years sim? tha Ia.~t \otin^'
d_y, tliey add hi.s iiunc- to the list;
.1 a i.ci^i.lior, knouii tO Iha Iii>io.< tors, has
Moveil Oktt of the tlistriet. they leitve his nanic
OaTfha liit; ifaiiciifhhorl.as haatad into Iha dh>
trn.1. ii.ld ia knovut to Iba 1*41-? I lan to 1h- a
votcr, lliey add hif naii.e to the li>t; and, in
the langua^o of the law, on the lir.-t day. fh<
IlMpectori are toniake and 0 r'lfy the list " lo
be B true list of the vot M it. (heir distnet, so
lar Mtha taaM are kuov, n to tln-in." It is to
be tnadeaa Doapaleta bi piacticable; and within
tv.o thT/a n'ter the cornple'iou qf tbe lifit a copy
II K, be liletl in tlie ottiee of the Town Clerk, or
othi.tn tl.e City Clerk <?r Cminty Cloiks Of.
tiee, H.~ the CttM? UMV lio. A BBBJ of tlie li.-' ll
bo he Btaytod i" the tawa arhaxa tha naating wur
ii, ld, and eacb laafeotot ii to retaia a tayff fcc
fntere taaA
I he BBBRfd have jiower lo ti. twodiya. if at
tl.r aniiual elettioil next Btiof 10 Iflid BMlixtiOg
tbi nnrohaf "f laaoai ia tha &titk&9Xcmtoi
tn.
TteaTeoeatd meetine of the Boord af loaoao
u?r.~ ia 10 ba hfld aa 1'riduy ui tlie aaah piatad j
iag tha day lf lh<- faaRatal cloetnHi. lor the ?
ptir]>osp of PetfadBg and correetiii(r the M
v. I.ii li w:im liiatio n~ completi- ,i- BfBI tii ahlf aeaOJ
nr t day. At tlu, ajootbigi pe additioai arato]
be m.siie ta thi lafatterof tho BaaTao of any per
M.n. asoaof af one arha .-lmll hara Bfaaawad ia '
pi-rioii het'orc the Uourd.
The third BieetiBg Lf tobe l'.'.'i 00 Mor.day. l
the day hefure tha elcftioii, for ttkO pnr;e. . af
revi.-ini'. eorn-etinp, aaafOag to, sulilraetmp
from aud eoinpletin^ Ihe regisli-r. tataotafl
inaat appaor ta payoon ;<? bata theli BBnaaa
added t" the bat.
Al neither niectnur of the BOtVd af K'ofi-try
il th. i:.ii!n- ol .ii,\ |? i nn '" ba .itldotl tO the
liet (inpl BB providrd at tha Bial meeling by
oopg ian the jioll Ual of tha laat Bivoodiag pjoaja.
paj I?leetion, and comph Lbg I tme h.-t ofl
Toteta in the tnatrtet, aa Ear m the k^aaeanl
Ir^rWD to tba laapoetata, raleaatbe peraoa lo
ahring hia paaae addad aJMkil appaai ta peiaon ba
rore ihe Boord.
In the dticB of tha Pt.ite, BO huildiii).' or fUi '
..I i i.!ii!iiii!L' bi ho be Baad i a pofteg-|daee ".'I
ploce oi leglatfj, in arhioh. or ta any partof
whieh. s]iintuons or tatOXaCatiag liqnoi i.~ BOad,
t.r bal beoa atdd iHthiaaiRtj dajri BaAtpvo
oodiog the thne (bt "-cc' tha baata.
Wheroaa electkm diatiid la partly tn a etty
aad partly aal <>f n. or portr/ ta aa Laoorpo'
rated viil ige and patUf oat of it, thin law, the
..le i,,n Law of 1866, apadloa and i- ta 1.11 Raroe.
i ?? pt ?.leedi i| (rl thi Bo rd tA Ba^harj are
to be openj aad all p i Lhaj aad ea
titled to vote ia tha dietriet. ara aaitatled ta be
baaUd bj the liiapectora ta n-'.ation to oor
no liooi 01 additii.n-lo Um PBgl LOT.
[fa paraoa ofloreiga Lartb appILea to ban aia
naine regi tared, ba ? to \ ara tl al 1" laaell
ten of the I'nited BUtea by prodooiag the k gal
ri-rtilii-atc Of nat-rali/at iOB. Ko OthOTBTOOf il
to be rrt eivi-d. iiBlaai be aral ahoar t<? Ihe sati -
fietioti of the Boaid ol Baa^atrj tbat ba ? aa?
.,i,li. iu prodaoc . in b c< ilificato.
\\h n paroofii raada to Ou Boui of Begl '???
rhit h ii tAtiafi loiy lo the lioar.l, tlrit the
DBBaOOf any peiaaa Whicfa i~ 00 tln" rogistry
oaght t<> be eaaaed tl.ire.n.iii, bj laaaoa of the
penon boiog a aon-iaaldaBl of tho diatiiat, ot
Othi r-.vi (? imt cntitlod tO vote t l.-r'-iii, II i their
ilntT to oraao tbo aaate flroai tbeltatj and bbj
,. eetoi who .- i ajna I no; oa Iha Uat, Btaj
r?.(|uin that hia aaaie be piaeed tlure, apon
complying whb the laqoJiaoioul ofthaAeti
that ta, aaaireTiag tboqo?atioini pai lohhn bj
the Board, and batkxfjiag theai that boiaa
Mitcr in tha di-trict.
Ataay inoetlng of the Board, aaj oaai <if the
Iu.p|.i:tor.~ nniy ailinini.,tir tho 08th Ot oath
bow taqoiicd bi law to laat Ibo qaaiifieatioii
Of eleelufs, md al untithe day ol fRaVpJottllg
the Uat lnay edBahdetef th.ith t'? any tdoetot
eftha <li. trict uho m.iy he oll'iT'd to pfOTA tlie
,niaiiiii atioa af any pettBon cUhatng Ihe rigbi
to be rop:istered. Anj peiaon makiag LUae taa
resi'iitiition~, raaadag bla aaaie to bo legaaaNod
ln inorethao enoelection di-triit, or oaaaiag
hid name to he tegtitorod knoviog UutthB ia m?t
a qaalified roterta tha wardoi diatriot] aad
,i.- aeiaon talealy peiaaaatlngany tva^aterad
rotoc, at aldiag or Bhotting any p^taoa aonaiit
thu bbt aaeb aet, is Uabai to impfaaYan_aeat ta
the Ba-doPriaan fornotl-fUhanoneyaaVa lUaa
. ? lnforethc lloard i., ihilarcd BOfjaiT,
and p.im luiide aa ia?ob.
After iha eaaTaaa, of rotoa tho ooB?Iafl and
regl ter are ta be attachrd loaMhet aj_| BM
vi'.h ,hc Toara, Citj oi Coanty ciui, aal Iaa
ra.se may be, where they remain open to publici
in.-ptetioii withont . Intrjie.
If any nunib.roroflicerof th" I'.t.nrd willTullv .
violatcH any ofthe provisioiie of tho.i.t, or com-.
Rlitl f'rutid in tho t xo,< utmu of the dutie.- of his j
Obvbb, lie i.- liaMe to iniprisoiituent iu the Bteete
PkeBOll for not lOBa thaii OtM yii.r.
Sll'liB.MKKVItFelalLi:.
77,, Dnily Atir.t was. from the baginning
t!i,?i.ii.loftli'fhiteSlaveholderr.'R.-bellion. lt-tin
tnistabable N.w-York i.r-'an. Ko aet of " Pn>i
de.-it Kavis" was i-ver nmdeinned in ifs odi
torial-: no proteiudon ef thut potentato was too
uioiihtrouH or absurd to receive it.- absolute, un
heaitating roppoit IbRt IU editnr bb* year
lecelred _KE6,000 in gold from | ('oiifedorate
Itaidef in Cannda, is proted ai.d imt ih-nied.
Be to-day in i.-t- tba! Wir/ is a pineeutediiian,
and that tho IM.els wheii pri.-oiicrs of war,
ivt'i-e treated as bnilly and Hlled M fi-Tt RI
our inen were in Rebel prismi-eamp.-. Thi.
Oigiifl of the phtyed-out CeOnttMaOtROJ DOW
howcis Pieeidenl John.-on daily with praiKes,
wlureof the follouinjr are ipMiuetw:
?? It would aeeni tliat the I'leaiJeru, BS1 irifr. lefennineil
opon tbe eaiaeatlTWlae aad BatrtotM pottaj J?* "(!
BBaevBeedta ate htBaiBipw' BBBotiA.BB_llB?latere
i.h to tbe ftowJbero detontwna, li reaolredto bee bo
i.t'iie iBTlmreear/ aeforolng thal polley la the a.i
i:iitii?trnli..n ?f tl.e (.orrrmi.'-.l. It ll BBBMBB 10
witi aa the iii ootv ealed diautlatactlofl and nlano
wblch tbe ItfltMcali dlaplaj in flew of theae tiiiitiistiik
aM.Mvi.li.irua nf Ike Preableete BbeBdeajaeat ef taa
daBBerotia tbeoriee eatf araatteea waieh ba?e .-<> k_
prerailtd ut VYaeUBgtoa, aad ef h.* rrtara lo bjb
ancietit faith in the iloctrnie nf Btate tUfbta and tlie
eapaoiiy af tba Beople te* eelf-fVYeentaept.
?? wVommot barradfrc ikan the kai-Neae pjea .oreof
uttetn|.tit:R to tleeeive themefhea niid Ibelr readen by
tbe UJKBlooi inter|>.>l.it!ona wlnel. thrj rut "I""1 ""'
PrrafJenfi dcdararJoai and aeta Tkej eaa d.. aa
hanii, for tl.oy iiu.not diciive iiuy ot..:, a?t BYOp luelJi
Belrea." ' ? "
" Ar.d who ilnea not BBHeltt tkeBWaTeaeWgT. tke
rvm.r witl. wltirli tlie I'rennli ol BfeBB fo BBTe ln-eiieii
ilowefl bv lha taxrl lh.it he, a'epa OOOB BBfB BBpfl BJ8 BB
tue baatk aad i raatbee Bcaia ti.e pare ...r ..f the ( oa
atitatiool Wilk all <>ur beert, ?.? eoflfratBlata the
BBBBtn aaaa tba brl*hlaexlB. priiapoote ahead. and n-r
\eiiiiyheyethal |he PwetaaBl wtll puaaaara feawew
doiii_ untu thr icry M d.'
?The broad nisinuatiou of this Kebel oraelc
that President .lolinson has betaj wantb-nni,' and
Mtrayine:, tletfived niid pi-rverteil, while. BtrttRg
witli tbe I'nioii paiiy, iii loo impudeiit t?> pr.
ttnrebnked. ^___________^.__^__
Ol It KNCMnie til liSTH.
A eoinpany of p-ntlemeii are now ?eeJDgtbe
siphts ilmiL' the Obio and Alle^'aiiy K:vi"-s,
followtd by a niimber of newppaper reportetB.
'Jliry eai:n- fruiii Ku-fland tO aBOfc at tbe ie>
Botiiteeof "tbeOreotWeet,' M il IsCRUed;
im.. aeesB to baee i hnr tin.f. daBriaaj, BMktDg
epeeebea unl looking Biound tba oil-v.-.ll..
Th.-ir new railro.id, the Atlaiitic md QtMl
We-teri), i- I ateaOTeaOnj MatBefBta? par'ieiit'iriy
Brbeej ue i.miii i?iber that ii apajj bttiM bj BogUab
rajpittel in tbe lutrht of th<- Aaawftt'tll WaT. Al
.ineviil.tne of lln^lil. eoiili.ieiii I Lfl tbe tnture
ol tbe l nitrd Btatee?eomi tbjug rety mniinal.
iiiiti tbirHoii- twwel and ajr:?i???"ni?this railrond
ie .1 pioiitaiili- illt..-natioi.. Ii h eritli Btide
thal \io'M.'lt IbOBB pi-iitl.'iiiin fn ai tOWR tO
tOfft, and tbOaT thein the PRaVTeloUl
liivlopment of pn.Kperity aiul euterpnsi
B-hi.'h imt evt n wnr eould ht"p. Tlie inadne-H
of f'tnd'-uiii bai died aiWu.v. and wli.i*. araj
nOMitll .. in.ii...i. i.kr tbe HilipOitliiiiiulberry.
hn- .-I'ttbd into a .-te.nly, bfOdRetJre bnuONa.
Then' are wondernto ba soou bf the baklTeo. and
ru^^ed lai.k.- of thiv-c a^BaBTV lViiiL-iylvaiiiii
ctri'.im- Laada that tea weoe -w> arere fRiav
aiaaifiid bbrbi bIji arectb tbeif ta\?-.- are boei bbU
BYtaat>tltBatdflof iloilar-i ; ?*-1 at -re. 'llnu' ar.
,?,: ,,;. (I.i ('.-,'.k tn.it would i'liiiraaiul M
l.ir-e r price aj aAypeotof DiuRdRBjr. Lafge
toi na apring up m i lingle roontb: and bo pari
of t!i- i.'iititry ^htlWK BtOIC ovidot rr of Y*Rnkee
? iid ekill thau tbia Vallet U tbe Al
gtraOY. 0<?ntlt'tuei: arbobfTI been RCCUtOOrl d
to raoae, and ny. ai.d eaaUea i anl irti - old, and
UM . ..hn. I>re. bi niifhods i>f aeOW and BQtR
Eogtand, will eejteiivly loob etitb womler apon
I'. 'rohtnn's faOinga in AttwittR. 0? aober
tratbbai nipReird Iht e/xfyoai OOfm of tbe
Aiabi.in Kigbte,
Jt i, m.t m-rely to BBB tigbtB, aad ?kkl
IpCCCBTJB. and elii.ib di]']M-rv ladd-r-'0 !. ok inlo
[mtnetiee ..il-tai.k.s tbaifiii liortoR Poto and bli
f.-ifiid.- are m An tioR, Tbey tepreaent va-t
EngHab lutoia-ta. Rnd ae>Ye?itcoeoded -u w.l'
aritb tbeii Atlavntk and Gteal \*'. tera Kail
io.ul that tbej wiU p.-oinbiy repeat tbe tareBt
; i-itl go bjDBJH and Ull OthtW ri.h inen tbe
aronden IbeybeTfe aeOa. Bttglkod ia aorich,
niid 1 ln- AtniTi'.an war, with all itl ptiiadid "di?
ti.--iv-," BB tlirown so miii-fi inoa.'V rOtO thal.
.Htin'ry, that its holders ar.- i.i.tioii-iy looblog
l,,r the in\e-tni.'iii- UtRl w:ll p.n beji
Aiii.ina h.is batR li.'i in lli'-'ir nnnt!-,
by ITRBOn Of "'i" eeOaTjr war; antl tbat
intiTc-t inn-t ba inrrca-ct and itrengtbeojed by
n atieeaea vbieb beLkai all tbeii .iniinp'iion-.
Wli.it ni. n tuid iIii:iii..'1\.-':.iIm- propbeta, tbey
eaeedilj rbnn n lamenae re p" 11 for tbe ptrwer
tbtl oYertbrti tbeii Btophecieai and America
ryottunaoda tll aoaeible reepeel in Kiieland.
r.'.er, iiiiIh ktimr pomt itoaf I 8o*w of Bn*
?'li.di. kpite. WtborwRnl. l*etfolenia in i'.iiu
.ylv;.';ii, goU aial lYBI in tbejBockj Monnt
um regtBRB, tbe rieb batnow fto iral daodim.
luiv.'ii bed Soi.tii. aTeepeelal atti i.'iion.-, noftto
epeak of irnii and ood aod lead, tbe minerabi
thal undiTlit: indlioiis of ItWOt, and tbe I'ru.i
tb.it |tow npon tbesR, t'nr htciftfl PBibooda
ilc jietiili lll.V l!i\i!illr.' tO lliolll". rti inen. It il
the purpo,!? of tbe 11: il I kfa OoYl I 'iiii'-iit to op.n |
path to tlie l'.ieiii. Ocesn, lat tboN fentle*
iinn lind one. Tbej mn-t ne that their Albm
tic and (Jreat \\?-tnn, iich M it ll now,
will b.aome far BeOTB \. i 111.11?I. ? when
its Irei-rht tnittl are burdeni'd witli
the ti'.i- Of Chimi and tbe BBjioi I of tiie
otiitleiit.il n.ition-. EtigeeV_lubB Long desired
? ro.ul to tbe I'ai ilie, und lirr eBgUbfOri havf
tiiii.' and Rgnita endekvored to 8od i wr|
ttxTORgb Britisb AtottioR Tbe tbToitte aeAwne
baa I..C! toeontintw the Qraod 'I'runk Kadway
io f.ako Boperor, aod Lbenoo by w$j of dftai
HodlaatM and brancb itefedi to PagetSonnd.
Tbe dillirnlly w ilb thi- t'laii lie- in tbe eliliiiite.
I'or si.\ ntontbi in tbe j drt, tbe route would not
l.e naeful. AccortUtigly, Britiah etUarprtefl will
|.robal.lv be BOmpellod r-lii.-linlly to a'.and'.n
the proj.'i t of a Uritish railroad. If Sir Morton
I'.'.to and bil fini.ils have niiU'h molies tO .'?pind,
l.t thriii go t" work and tlo I'or Uritndt
Ameriea, nml ind'.'d Ibf the l'rithh rSmpifO,
r bkt it, l vv. u tpgiliejeji - hkA i tad''d to dv. Xhey
can practically take chargo of the ontorprisc by
running their Great Westcrn roud to Fond ilu
Lae and thence uuito with tho Xorthern l'acific
Knilroud. This line, it is truc, is in the Uuited
State.-. but it lies ou the Hritish Ameriean
botder, and for all perpoaaa oftrade ia a Hritish
AicenrBO ro.nl. Or if they prcfor an cnterprise
tuoro EagUab, lat thcm run their road froin Ot
tawa to Lake Snperior and thence hy wa'or
carry freight to Fond du Lae. The opportunity
i.s with thiin, and if they ariah to do soinethiug
Napolconic (vro BBB this nu-Kngli.sh word in a
panaly Knglhh een.se), let them take hold of Uie
enterpriae.
It Hiakes bal Uttle difTcivnce to u.~ whether
our Ln^lish friends leave their inoney hehintl Of
not. We woultl like to sec Knglish capital
in this country, hccause, every iiivesinn-iit
brtaga Ba naaiai toOre.it Jtritain. We aaah thh
iiniou in the intereft of peace and civilization.
With an Ameriean railroad carrying freight from
Montreal to Puget Sound, hiuding England'h
great Atlantie capital with her prohable naval
depaf at Vaueouver'H Island, parpataal peace
wuuhi baaaaarad batwaaathe Onited Btaaaaflnd
EagfAadl or, iutheevont of war, we should
hara tha Caaadaa ?>n the goad bahafiaB of aaa>
trula. Jt wonl'l be a fnir exchange. England
proposea to give BJ a tolegraph to London; we
propose to give Knglaml a railway from Mon
trenl to her possessioiiN on the 1'aeitic We
ihall tlo this oursches. Hooner or later. But if
our ftteadl on the junketing triji through the
Wflflt, wiih tn aubieve the grcate.~t eutcrpri~e of
the nge, they have it in their power to take
instant hold and iwiist in the work.
WHO ABE "THE HOUTU ?'?
The .V. f. Times secs lit to say that
TiaalilBl Jobtihon fotiTids all bia practital poliov
trpon tbe prc.aiiiiiptloi) that th,- South ia lit to bc trtistwl.
m$ fridi.il :;>!??"??"'?? /eBBal '*-*? */""? '*? l"f*>*!**irn
it,,,' thr .sv.i,,'* u unjit to I* truf-d:
?Here a Cuionirtt joiirnal eoolly a-sumns that
th<- Southcm eaatO whi. h ha.~ detenninedly,
uotoriou~ly, di\oted four years to B despcrale,
dfaniaHag aahal to divide and deatray tha
I iciii. conslittite "iheSo.Hh," to theoaluMon
ofthat decided inajority of the pcople of several
Bi ite . that rory large ptaaoftiao of the pcople j
Of all the State? latuly in rcvolt, who neverl
.sympatbi/cd with the Babollkaa, hat gave their |
prayan and their baat afcrti to tha triumph of
thi-i'nion. Ofaoiagraat aad aajaal aBaa>
n jire.-ontation The Tmm ha.s Uo nght to he
iruil'y.
The Tuiui aa i? aattad Badiaali yct It ha*
mvor doumudod uiy.v ihan that tho l nionibts
ofthe South Baaallha put on | footingof politieal
eqoality arith tahaaa wha iaaaagated aaataphaHl
ii,.. Kohoiiion. la tlda aaBeaaoAaalal Giaa
poWat in thfl South to the vholc l'eople, aud we|
lii-i.U that Ihe.t are not " itnlit to he tTaatodi",
but, if the ah*%000 PRbbl ita ta South CaO'liua aro
to bata all power ta tbat State. whieh has at j
leaat 6o*),fJ00 inhahitants?a great inajority of
thom heartily, uniformly loyal?why then the
caae bj bra?eiy altaaad. Bal d<> not aaeaaa bi
of h'.iding " the Bdath amfif to be tjcetod," aaa
il i~ not ?o. __________________
TIIE ATAA.\riC' I'lBLK.
We have now the ollh ial rtiinoiiiiceuient that
Iha uttempt to lny tbe Atlantie Cahle will
ba retiowed neit year. Itoth tbe Cable Oom
paay md tha Cable f^koatrooMoai Coaapaay feeij
laagoine as to the attfabaata aaaeaai of thfl ectcr-,
priae. The Cable CkmatnhJttoo Coaipaay haael
offetaatto oaaaaaaaaa al oaoe the markafartttiral
ol .1 new eahla. and the DttaotOfBOf tha Cahle I
CoaipaBy haveunaninu'uMy BOCCptod thispropo-,
r.il. Tha old cahle ia at tha *.mu> time to be,
eoini>leted. 3.? M !<? have neit Samnier two per
i..( t i tbiea. Tba Bkaaaliaetaia af the m-w oable
h.is aUread] bOgaa.
Cant. Ainler-on of the (Jrent Kastern has
raat :ved an otler from Iha Cahle ('nnstruction |
Coiupany ta iiaiBBiand iha Oaaal Baataea for;
fire year- in 'a. tag eahlea, aad he aaa Booaptod
the ollrr. Capt AmliTson, BI btaM in his let-,
ter, which waa pabBahed a bw waoki afo tal
Tnt TuBtrBB, tecla roty hopefol aa to tha aaaa*l
ploba aaeaaaa af the oaat attaaaat. Be regards)
tha eahla aa paidbot, atth tha aaly oaaafflion
af ].enerrat'oii of the gnttB per-ba 0010 by
;,.;,.,,? i.t wire, aad thh Lhalt will ba oarafeBy
pwardad ajeainat ta Ihe aMararioje of tha new
eahla. n<\ aaawaofor, eipi otato ><il aext year
with a moi'e ctlii iect t'rappliug gaar, whieh in
oaee ef any dafaot bi tag diaooaarod ?iil aot e\
poaa Iha cahle, whllo baiag baalad ta, ta the
?BM BOOidaot which thi year piOTOd fatal.
The unshaken bOfM an.l CfJtUBfe which tho
Telei'rapli Coiupany ha\e evin.-ed m the gre.it
trial Ihroiiuh whitb they hic.e paaaed, will ehal
lengi aaivereal adaUiatiott aad ndai tbe warm
. t araipath] eioiy wueie tht the
their new attitipit.
Vaaaa illOl.KUA.
The Ameritan MifiiatOr tO ('otistan'.irK.pie,
Mr. I'. Joj lionia, haTiag ia hia diaBatahoa
itrongly orgad tha taking of paacaatieBBiy
mra~i;re~ aith n/ard U) th<' chelafa, Secretary
Seward baa t'"rwaided the iaal lattarof Mr.
Iforrii to ihe (Jovern.ir.- of the dlfferenl Btatao,
Bcconipaaied by tho foBowtog eircalar notai
? IOa anTatwi'Of srAii l
\\ uaaURiTON, bWpt i ;?'.... )
? Ste V.-nr ExoeDaa<ry*t aorioea utt. otioo i< laTbted
to tba tecoBspanylac tettapoftb* Retlag; BurBeoolkm
n il .a tbe .innv.' tn abota tba dkapateh ttno the l Bltod
1 malea bflabiteral CoMtaBtiBoide. abiok ll menUooe,
waa rif-rmd Th- ezpadleao) nf aaloptlng qaaraatlna
meeaureefor tho parpoae ef preTeatfoa tbe latfodnc
lion of Aniatio ohewra mto tkia eaaaavyaaaaaiwai
vortby of ootuddaialioa.
? I iiuve tbo boaoc to !?? vonr BzMlleney'a obedlenl
agg-aat, B ili.iam 11. BBWA-8.
Tha Qoiatuefi naaairing thhi circnlar have
roinmiinicatedtheconiejitsto tbe puldic through
the ptaaia TbeOovernor Of Ma-achn>etts l.ud
tha rabJOOt l.efore the S'.irgeou-Ooneral. who. m
lus reply, BMthaa a aa_hai of lalaable aaggaa
titins. QoTa Ketitou will Lay tho oaaro
pond.utm before thfl Levislature al itfl ne_t BBkV
sion. with recomnieiidalioii' lor IBOh legialatiOB
u will pUoathaetttfloofthaBUUuud-reihcieiit
?aaitary ooaiteol.
Tht IlurluK'loH Inr f'rr? has retiun-- * the
l,,te \ en.iont Llectiuu from 190 lowaahipa,
which give Dilliiightiui .1 i.ion) tbitJoNemor
23,?4lTOtoi lo 7,7ba bx DBfaoport (Dem.).
dhOWing 16,478 inajority. aga.nst ir.,^44 ou the
farlAntAjvoUoflaatyooP, ItaddBi
.i i?,,i??r ,,,..11 alarted to tbe iTonaa ata
Iiyaomo for Speaker; T. W. Park, the mitllonalre df
I'ciraingtnn, who la ecnt to Montpoliar by an aimoat
iiiiai/Miiona vote of bi? towoatucn; Mnjir Koonde of
(li. .-ler, lie.n. li.irslow ef Slielbtirtie, Ilradley R_rl..w
of St. Albena, A. f- Alioer of Munelioter, Mcrritt
Clark of VuttltnoT. D- R. Hicbolaon of Wnlii_gfi.nl. S.
M. Wi.itcof ltrattleboro'. John Colbyot Hartlaud, Jon
/iihiin Koaeef Ht Johnabary, l.oo. WeUa of Waterbury,
Wm. llehard of Ohalsen and othcri."
The1 Vommrrtial Ailtrrtiser has a letter from
Nnshvil'e, Tenn., of the 9thinst., whieh ?ayn:
"Thn ?bigh-tonea,' aa the Weatern soldiererail the
'cliivalry,' make taanr uaaeveratlona of an lateaded.
loyulty, but I notieo that the otheera ot the Ini.in aen.i.
who bave eatabllihed theroaelYea here, irencrally du
trtiat tliem. A yonng caYalry oflicer, who baa marrrcd
a Southcrn wlfe and aettled here, mar her frienda.de
i? .iin-ii BB me the otl.er d.iy that if our forced wore with
druwu from Kashville to-day at uoou, he would laare
before ing'it. All Keem to apree that our firmeat BBBB
nre lae contrnbaud.1. A _etitle.i>ai> BOOka te me of Iho
Wertern nrmy aa Ix-ing'abolitionixeu.' Anotlier oifi
ier-i.ll 'a? "between the nlgger aad the white i.rni,
liti for the white n.aii; a_ beiwecu tbe m.'ger and the
SeeebHioniat, I'm fnr the niggor.'
" Amoti(r the Northernera or the gromid bere, botb
noldiois and eiviliann, eo far aa I have ae?3, I can trace
no oppoeition to Ncgro Suffrage. All aceni to regard it
aa ii Bffopei enougli aud perhapa neodtul nutofj to the>
eaBMBery. uDtrustwortliy lovalty ef the higli-tonee.
aud tbe igriorance ofthe poor Whilee."
The t'.ventng Fost i- no hard-hearted cs to
quote tho following oxtraot from a leader of
The liorld on the Baltiiuore nomiuation of Liu
coln and .lohnson last ycar:
"Tht onlrnierit wocao diacover ln thia Italtitnore
ticket ia tho miTitof eonaiatenoY; it ia all of a pieee;
the tnll does not ahatnn the head nor tbe head ahatno
tbetail. A rnil splitting buffoon an.l a booriah tailor,
both frum the backwoodii. both growing np in uncoutb
igiioram c, they woutd afford a grotewjue gubj.-ct for a
e.itiric |?iei. who niight celebrate theui in auch ttioina
a, Dean Swift lx>?towod on Whiaton and Ditton, or
Arnjloptunea on that aorvilt demiigogue, lljt.erbolflji.'*
The Letriston Jounwl (Maine) ppeaks tbua
irreverently of a popular eon?lorueration:
? At all timea, the coosorvatitrc party, when itrontr
enough to euf.irce iu will, baa been a party of peraecu
uou. It poieomxiSoerateai it oruclfieuCbriit. it threw
tiie C'hruttinna to the wilu beaata io tho Roman amphi
theater it eatabliabod tbe In.iuiiition: it fureedOulile?
toconfe'aa that tbe oartbatai.de stilli it lald itaparalyx
ing bead urnin t'olutnbui; it kindled the tirea of .Smith
tield; it iriobeted (i'lakera; itperaeeuted Arkarigbt; it
laaghed at Kulton; it adorcd Aiuericm Suivery, it be
lievea in Iu.perialiarn and oppoaea 1'niTeraul Suffroye
to-day. it alwaya wa?, it ia nov., and alwari will be.
I.ko a porblitid bot. terrified at the breakiog of tbe
dawn, fearful that the BBJBOBBB le to be a-iren orrr.
arttk tbe ritiinK snn, to incstingoishabli; conlir.jrritiou."
Olynapir Thrater.
The regular season commeiiced la.st night, at
Mra. Wood'a OtyBPic Theater, amid general aud
genuiiie rejoicing. Thia bouae, undct the very aWe and
euergotic majiagetnent of Mra. Wood. haa detcrrodand.
aciuired a higb rcputation aa a Temple of Mirth. Ku
plirosyno reigns here, and nlwayg weam ber crown of
roaog. Tl.e eutertainmenti aiTbrded in tiuoe pa*t have
been, with little ixception. sparkling and bright.andit
kj M aaBi that the fair aianager'a poticy la BB be in
futtire whatlt baa been in the past. Tbii li B'iae. Uur
tired eily ueeda Launta of rocroation, nnalloyed aritb
the graYity ot the bigber arte. We do not inoan that
good acting ia foreign to the atage ofthe Olrmpic. Di.t
Ni paramouut aim b to make u? laugb. That aim wna
aatUfactorily attaintd last evening. and we cordiallr
1io;m' that the aeuson *o plesiantiy inuUi-'urated may
gron- ntore nnd more brilliant as tim" slips away.
Tho audionee ut the Dlympie laat evening, tbough
not a rery large one. eora'ortably nlled tho bouae. aud
wa.. iieeedingly warai la ita dc'.r.onstratH.n* of ap
plauao. In.leed, it eoild not well haye boen otherwise
?couaidering the exeited eondition of the ambiUoua
tiiermotneter. It la no cxaggerntion to nay tliat the
night was hot, and that the auditora' of PeeebOBtaa
were sendible ol tae fact. Wo bare it, however, on the
authoritr of the good Iago that pleaiore
makea the hours eeem ibort-and tl.o pleas
are of greeting Mr. Mortimer, in "TLe Cap
tftin of the WaUh." and Mra. Wood, in "Po
cabontas," made ahort the houra of this stiltry night
Theae piecea were, altnoat aa a mattcr of aoeac, neally
put oi?n the augo. Mr. Hayea ia atill the BBBaBI artut
at thi* theater, and, Mr. Setwyn is utill the at?ge
mnnager. The new drep-eurtain. i*inted l?7 the
fermer, proYca to beavery good pie.e of neenk'art
althongh its raerit ia _ot of that glaring order whieh
atrtkes the aecse at tirat sight. The pictare Uluetratea
that pa??age in Lord Hyroua ' Ureaai,"
in ehioh ara reud that tho bo> hua aaaaja t^
mat.tiood, and hai miwle Liro*.^f a homa iu the lierj re
gioas of tbe Kast. The tvei.o ia un. oriental bii ndmg of
orumbling lolumni, lunr.riant vegotation. and pic
tiireniiuehill reeeding in amoky light lieyon.l'he track
ofacari.Yan. ln the loregrouud ia the dreamer. The
ataawaee of the poiuting conalata in ita fidolity
to Kaatcrn BCenery, aud the mtoat.-neaa with
whieh it" laaalal uro wr.mgbt oot. It ia needleoa
to aay that this neweat fruit ef Mr. llaycse
aki'.l was grected wtth admirmg pluudiut
In referetieo to the cotnpany now engaged ot tl.e
Olytnplc there i? bnt litilo to bo said. It iiicl-dce ruoat
ofthe tueniberaof laat soaaoa'a corpe. t?.getber m iLb a
tew pluyer* who ure uew at taBa bottse. One of tho let
ter. Miai Kabl affewtORb appeared Ims' BfaaaBf?a pl*4*
aag aaeraaa, wka. kowoeit haa yet to aaieen eenam
of tl.o leefklaiB of a trude proviniirtl aehool. i^he tu.iy
cbanoe t.< w.u n.oro critii-a. laior in tiu;e. >lr.
\ bariea Mortou. BbeeBfaBared latbal Btttaajeei efleer
la'i.'r beeeaaa a pirptrr?---?- \v. hav.- n.?t abbe,
writing atalute keex, H sp-'ak ni-re j.articularly nf
Iblaeeeaaleai aaR?laaael u..t fom?tto add taaitke
perfi.rnir.oi.'.i BBtB tt.r.-e BBBBB ii:t'rnipt"i, ai.d tlie
tuMe ..!' .ill s'.^n.lo il-.-": s iu *!.e t.ipat.r d"Cply
ghaBked If aniBalaflaai ef faeweri te kBtwi aaoetke
ahaja Th? geaUBg feea? I"**:;ien vrh" l,u""ie iU*
prnetiio niight se'.ect a more Ctting timc for the-r flnrai
I otl'eriuga._,
PKTBOLErM k?Tvn.-'n* i' tottom Ufbt
: louipanv hua c-uipleted its NfBM at BaWerBBBa* aud
|ura aew abtataed aretHBal teaBha, k^ieaBetery latke
i??.p:,uy. tluacr..d.? petroleum eau wtth artfety^and
, QOBOBJ ke bur.it ua :'u -I. N ? I Bfe M ?". ' ?>? '"Cl>'
Mtgre, iialliaaiT ?d ?ettaa keaBm ??__? *
h.-at. ttrn'iit intensitv Ree fBeBiBeka, aaBi, Bhei ke.
?unfi'vr pri.ate evhibii'.Mi* to BBftBl i?t. n>te...
we iLiilBaBkaBi tael .t H Bteaeead by tke ivtrp-i-y ?
?,ik. aiiallnl luaiiilimiil ?*? will kI.or m
p.il.liethevaliei.f petro.eu.n, ai a rwH ln evrv .."?
bmIbbbrIabiienealarm<r- ""w "?*?* Ue pu"
liHh. d 111 our Isaue ol ..IM May lo* u cop) of the ip* ?
luat.i.us.l'lWKi.^h patiit BtBalad to thia IAB>
,,.>,.,, waaukeartwaaeaH bba BBMaitl t**""|"
Z ;,?. M.v.nii rjaatad Maeea aaaaBk| eweei by t_
('imipiii.v. it tho iii II IU aai t.. ika paadki aieta ibbb
isfaemnii-.U,e reccitlv,',,'1- BTB t? ?- C-J*
tiier, . ill be ii i alaaba. lulditiot, to the wcevtb JJJW
|w-|^tol_.Petrolenmin,ereat..nda '"Z?.
Xcw.voik to neatstwe waa reee_ im ?'u,k ofJ^.
l.uma.fuelttii.nhaHbeenoceupied fk. eod H
aaaaeeja w tJieeeaaa.
u*mmjmmwrm.-Mi. mi*m.J>*?2
* ,u m, BeaekB. IwRb, ttaBbxBy BbB ?^_J J
IS ...,.,.. leit .? the l en.ra. | Mbt, or B-_ -JJJ
rei...f..f |he<rBwwea4ea_ef fkeBB **?? _a
RRilllllR. ?f. Twentr .,...?.. frte- ? " .^
BiwBBakiBiabaalBlaaBRi ibbb.JRRbb,
a? Aaeeeea Wbbb. 0_i ?? f_2* ___J 7*1 l *
BBB *>>??
Pa~cRAi.-Ma.-It. & M_M^J| _
deredtoColifornla, tbere to p.y **>P* ?? ^
tlii>,ui(1,lsfortithro^ou??.,cou ^ ?
iderk. Capt.J. H- K IibM Will W?" vo
Uiorniug iu tbe i>cean Queeo,

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