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^mnecmcms.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THH FVFNINO. ti.? -p?:? of IL 'I ?IOVATORF : Debut of
r ? .- . li, Can l'o.ml, Si.nor Mullan!, Si_uorOrlandinl, 8ig
|. it B.tt'L
WALLACES Tl'I'ATF.R
?HIS BVENIMO, aid, IT is NEl I li UKI LATE TO MEND.
Nimm FredawU ii.,..ii....:.:. liiii.ert, ( Lu F.idtr,Mirk Imitb,
?jaoiir? Ho end. Young. H',.i*'in, H J. R IM ??lil Browne, Willam
a n -.rib? ii. Lennard, liir.it>!, M mon, \t ilkir*?on. Lo?*. IVard.
? ??bin. SltM lou? Burge, Mu? Miuriiue lleuiiqu?... Min K. BatlU
Mia .?
MULOS OARDEN.
'I IIS EVENINO. ROMBO AND JULIET: Min Ida Vom?? a?
Juli??. Mr J. C Cowper a? Romeo. Mrem Oeo Le ki.? (?. Bl n.-'t.
B-ii.l E B Hsfniei I? I Ral? *n DsBVen. Rendir, Coluar,
:. at, iv?rd, Mm ?Mary we:ii Hat Eim-bil
ULYMPK THEATER.
T I'.*? I 'VENINO, ?t B, Benefit of .Mr. Oeorte Fiwcett Rotve.
THE BOSE OF CAST!!..- Mi. John Wood, Mi.? Lina Wendel
d |...le wak tbe barUone of MEDEA. Or THE IO. I oi
MOTHBRS WITH A BEUTE OF A HUSBAND: Mr (?co. I ?t? oatt
l??t
v. IHT1 it OARDEN.
THIS I vEMNO. ?I rj-OONNIE BOOOAH, or THE WEAR
IM? OF THE OREE N Air. . li I1.I..111.. Mi-i Rlanohe
4?.?y, Mi? li. P ?nallan. Mei.-i. C. H .le t, IV. Burroughi. W A
D.nad,..-i li Bland. Blaanaa, N Decaer, LL King, J. Eaiton, H.
Hog??.
?'WAY THEATER.
THIS ti ENINO. Mi- AiUii -.it. ? Mente? to MA/.EPPA.
WOOD. THEATEB ??,?,,
THIS FVENINO, THE EL? K.s. Or, 'HIE BTATl E BRIDE
NAN THTOOODI ?K N"TH'N ;? Tin? IVoirell Siller?, Madtrne
?ji.v M .n. ? it i|.
rOXI 01 !? BOWl RY THEATER.
THf.i 1.1 ENINO. DEVILRIN Mi-iPinny Herrin.*. Mm Emu.?
a?T?.u .li. Me?,ri W li Win lay, Ilerdni. ( K. got, D. Oikley.
BARNLM's AMK?iiAN MUSEUM.
TIILS AFTERNOON, ? 2. li d I'HIS EVENINO it 71. CLAUDE
MAR? Bl . Or, Thb Idiot o? Tn? TAaass-Mr?. J Pryor. Mr-,
W I,. Jiaiiion, Mine? Jennie t leirer. Kehoe, Solmll, Lebrun,
Menu llidaway, Daly. ?V L J? li n. II Id J..in,.tone. Haviland,
Kndpi ?o Anl-non, Wilton. ONE Hi NDR ED THOUSAND CUR1
osiT?: ?_
KBW YORK t [BCCS.
TlIM : ITVNI ? t Edi ESTR?AN um! GYMNASTIC PER
lOPMAI-t IdS. Mr Jam?! Hobin,cn, Little Clarence. Mn'er
Haag,,,.til. Jimt-.E < ?ok?, M'!e. Cai'.,.tt? de Berg Matinee at l\
URI ANT s MINSTRELS.
?TRI-4 EVENING. niE ELEPHANT I HALLENOK DANCE.
IN AM? i?tT OF PLA' E NORMA. HURLEsyi'E MA/.EPPA.
CHRISTY'S MINSTREI-S.
TflM I I I'N'.NO, OLD SCHOOL OF MINSTRELSY. BAL
I.AUI4 C4)1!ICAI. ACTH FARCES, BURLESQUR8, DANCES,
S'lio-i. I?' Ei'S. etc To -oiiiiude wah the (?ice, BLAIR
STAT' K_
ST''!?!'? BUILDIN0, Bo. II Writ Tenth it.
TO Hi Y ii ll.liSEv en N.. exblbition of MARBLE ?TAT?ES
St I.?.--- (I Stead ii . MB KAHLE STORY,' "LA CON l'A
lilNr 1,1,1. 1 flin.' ?ilotheri.
FRRITT RALL No ?.Ml *?t Thirtr third ?t.
'.'-'.Nid?) PRO IRESS1VE SOCIABLE.
business dotiere.
Bl IL'i.NRY n Leeds ft Ilma, Auctioneer.*?.
Tia 90ma an if.-n,.,! tilt our isieihy Arcrio*. andOTHaawiiB
aBI B?rorf>ac ko faaad m ths f .dow ng Hally 1'apen. J ocas al i>?
IloaaoaC?, Tim??, Tuiar*?. ind Evr-iivo l'on
Thk Fashionable World
ii
l it ? . 1 ?? r? TO lilli.? i.
No. 51.1 Baoauwav,
whet?
Ta? ? ? ? ? i i x i-.
A
Nsw - mrs Hat
f?r
M14??4 ..'aiLHIlB*4 . SD I.AH1BI.
I?
N )W toa thb Fibxt Timb Ibtkodvobd.
A? "a Pglit, g'?c?t ??? pi V'.nt ?'.'-' o- ?1 fabric i?
l'M-lt?l ra? BT A PaTbbt,
li. 1 ? 1,
1'lCLTJ.ITB ArTICLB.
Thip'i ??: ' Stio* n.ni,?.I ii on.y
'ian?? Doll.ki laen
? I ..?ipi* ?*?? in. * ?nd bnal? tbay ?re not excelled by Id? moM
toetly MU?rt.?d i't'm Ci'?ni ?i-m-o? Onana
Stat??? S mow I-labm,
le?t'u,ri'o impart coo'.nen ?uid faiuaalinn to thounndi of youthful
lead? tai tug th? ??mt ?eaton
Dr. B. 0. Pbrby,
DSBMtTOLOQIlT,
N. ?0 Bund it , Nrw-i'urk.
'J. m i > on: oily ?li di-eMei of the icaip, Ion of bair ?ad premature
h'liicbiag. Tl.ii utw ,y, toa o tr*ttia| cgpiiitry dneiioa ii not of the
I't*iota ord?r
I: i i- isoidauoe with t ie li? of eau? and effect The Doctor
auk -? ? |?(t 'di', eximin'.i u . ii-ritilm whit diiraie if the ici'p hil
?t ii ?. ?d- .-.n; ?Ion ifi.iir or pr?matur? grayneai, ?nd preicribri the
rmv-diae adapted for it? ??mot 1 th?ieby enabling the teaip top?;
? ii i ? Ttinvn dntir. in a liriltny manner. The Doctor efltciuady
r-.o? ?. war'i and m ? ?tv. All I intuitation? fr? e.
Pen .... bring a i dlttana? e?u con?u!t the Doctor by lending for t
SbOBBB
lt_?.*tussA Person has a Bad Covan it hlnould
ant I** in erred tint f .niinif ion hat let In, although a cal* of Cn
munt io- ia lar.'.y met with Udoocompinted by a dlttienliig cough.
?M/MM?, ti iwutci. a produpoi.'.iou to Puiuionaiy dlteaie exl.ti. a
r.v.gi?, it left to 00t, itii.i?. ind rtcki the Lung! and wnte? the
l?tt?iat ai.iigti,. and loo.. eiuV.ii'.ei an Incurable complaint. In all
re??, ti >::, I- ii the nf?r p"?n to get rid of a coogh, cold or hoir??
aeoi without delay and foi tli..ptirpoie norrmrly act) mir-' prompt y
BteattO/, or with uioie oriieui to th? organ? of th? cboal, than Dr. li.
tttttt I F xriCTOUBT in ?rt.Ve iclentiflca?y compounded from
c?r?f-i!y a-'lectid d.-ugi ?r, i wl ?eh, oa trial, will elwari bo foi id
WBfl.r of it? woild wij? repi:t?:i a. Sold by au Droggi't?.
Tun I'en-jwn di Bt rsett's Standard Trepara
Ti.?.?! ?? j. ti W? ti Mi "iii?' yean thoie Prepariitloui barn maintained
I lurg* ?nd -oi?t?ntly inrreailng ia!?, ?nttain.og tbe opinion of the beit
I'nidrei tbat tl.^y ?re onriTal??!
Benaan . OBItJrTXl T.)0T? ll'x.H ii t preterite of the teet!, ead
OeeuiiA.? (Len. i, i, li ? j ??> the eaaine!. In thii rripect It ittnJi
? .i. 1).'*t;.il-?ii-e i ?i -ni-i .: J <.'t!,e Dental Pi u'ty iLbitan
tiat*? Ban ft**?
I a ?al? b? ?ii Drtigg-.? ?
Marvius Nrw Batist Alum and~?)hy Ti ,
Fiaa abo Bo Ml ia Sttoaa Put? Bia Highly enaaeatal, and
wanaii'-.i p.'l.ctiy dry. Ali?, a .tige anurtLirnt of Batiken ai.J
Mxrti?.i - I? ra?
Marvin A To.. 285 S'dway, and72? Cheatnnt it . Phlla.
l??d' nuit Ukaii HnoT f ?R 15ki?b'.-(is.?Kui-, opon
toiMb. et i'i them i p at fir? d?ri t !tif, ind remain! nf permanent
aleo* Tr? it i 1 by al! '.ire Dr*ggl?ta
Kiie.kw'.oD-lH-i.NM (tin,, PowBBB.*?Cheaper and
te-.-.r ti ?ii'i -? "? ' .. Mt li-.-r.tllr ?liait wBh. Maa
?fa.l me I ?i'?'T li. th? llABM M CHIBICAL Hoaai. OU.e.No. I??5
? N-wlurk
Ni: dlk-i i Compound Camphor Troches,?i positive,
?al* and agr-?eib'.e preren-ire of a ct.olerolc .ynint.rin diarrhea ire.
Ti limi1 ne. I 1 ?/. dniei, a* ilngie Bex Hi renta. C. li. N?BULBI.
a?!? la t ?T T? e'fth and Rice ??.. Philadelphia._
MrrrALi'K's Crkat Kheumatic Kkmedy is daily
electing wonderful curei It act! lik - magie, b->Ul Chronic ?nd| lu
t\i_,?t*.iry Ki ? inai.ijii g.t.ig way litfure it. The afflicted are ?d
?ned to'iy It
Dr. IIa!!RI8?)n's rpRiSTALTD' LO-BBOBI ?re viir
ri.ted ? pulir? mr. d.r C?ilner.eii, I'ilei ?nd Dyipepiij. Said by
llM?"i> k ? o t AiWBLL Mac? a Co.
Vabilla Beans?Brime qnalitv, iu quantitiog to
?u?' pureba??:?, for tata by Tan k TTLBa,1iiiporteri uf Di. g. be.,
Me, it Cede? at__[
FO'.JBTaINS, .'ASKS AND GARDEN OtMAMM? ! I.
J Atti, iowna Rian-BD k lo.,
C .un i Reid?, Centr? ?nd Elm it?.
Iln a-ia!?d di'.i-Jguti tent by mai. on ipplicitiun.
?r Hull's Demulcent Soap.
No. M P?rk row, N Y.
Fii<i?'i' Healing tad Einolltint. f-r the Nuriery and B?tb
lipwait uf ! ki abai Pty to* Soid by ?ii Deilei..
ABTtTictiL Limbs of HrpiRtoR Quality and
adapUbtlity . Amy nd Navy furnl.hed traill with the beat per coin.
la.t~.Hi .if ti-. S' igt-ori li.narai L S. AiUty, by _. D. Henton, M. li
Ai?o4 n?c?. L.iu'.ou Hid. N Y._
Tau ?mm, Elastic Stockings, Suspkiisory Hand
im. Bupaowfaaa. A<?Maat? I? Co.'? Radi?.. Cur? Itum Otho?
?air at lie i ???Til. i.idr ?Undent.
Tai Arm ard Lio, by Ii. Frank Palmer, LL. 1).?
fbo ??Mt" free to ?o'd!?n. ?nd low to off), en and i-Kiliani. 1,(1 "}
Csmm-.-tl Pillia; A.-.jr p'. NY, lJ Urtin iL, Bo.?nu Aroid
Inod-leid nnia-iotji of bli mtenti.
Lumber.
IYillms. ? aVKort k Co.,
Flrit-iT? . comet Thlrtyninth-it..
.- BBJBat III.. ? ?.( I.rBBBMlli tie c'.ty. WI..U1 tl.t'T ?-I in On
with th? Albany and Troy Yard?
Cartes Vignott?, f:i p??r dozon; Dtiplicatcs, f?'.
All aegalire! rsgideied K A. Lawn. No. 16?? C1...?han, at, N Y.
FlVMHN K LOCK-Si-TiVH SEvTINO-MACTIINEg?Bodt
I? lb? -?I J lUkl.KI SlWlKO MXCBIBB ( OKP1 T,
_K-t S"i Hroadway.
ClR.tVKI A BaKKI'I HlOHKST PREMIUM KlAITIC
Mttv-jb Sawn? Macaian. for fami-y uia. N?. 41* Broadway.
Il-ivvi Sivyino jMaciiini Company.?LdLiAi Huwb,
r. r*ie?iil*ii? No tM Broadway. Ag?ntt winti??!_
lifpaovED L-dck-Stitch Machines f??r Tailors and
Maa-ilaot-iiiwi O-OTBB k BaKBB Sbwibo Mat Bin? t,mr A?t
Ha tSt Broadway._ ^
Wbiblii ft. Wilson's Lock-Stitch Siwmo
a aita lae ?ni Btrrro-iaon Macbibb Ne 6U Broidway._
Taa improted Elliptic ?Sewing-Machiue?.? A. 11.
SOP? BB. Wa In Broadway, Agent? wanted_ _
1 BB SlNJBK MaNUFA-'ICRIN-i CoMPANY'I B6W FaM
nt iHawuVoMAVBiaa bow ready; ._m>, Button bola Machin?. No.
?!W Biialwwf_
Will ?e ?It Gibbs Srvtiro-Machinb, 50b Broadway.
A Tiobt Irrrca. wira s Srsoia TaaaAB-Sea Onud Trial
of ?ewlag Malbina?"?anyt free, with lainplei ..f Work.
1 A. A.?Dr. Lanowobthy's new Premium Truss,
Mileet in at?. niMik prtnnrt, m?k?i ilnal eura. Ubukbolp ?
No Wt Breadwiy_
Morra Chemical Pomadi restores graj bair,
wl ?. ?'.' dyeing I? ti - ft-mt luir drening koowa. I ? - dye?, 01
.lltild pinparaTtou?. Dr pul No. ti Bare ay at
' Ubiat Railroad Luxury.?The Portablb I?iad
la?r at 1* ioi?r Bibtb. P?t?nud n el.ht, I 0. A.lio.ted In ?
ate?,.?o' ProBounrad i-jperloi lo a Sleeping C?r. M LI lui a Ufa
ila?. Ageoti wanted in ?'. ihe prlatlpal tuiri. Price, BS. A liberal
dlaooNBt AddreM Joiili R. Hool?, No. IJ4 Nnnu it , New Folk.
j ( .'ii VLiai^jrc. T.?" Comp. Camphor Troches."
friii...? I'eeaea'tei of Cbii!?r?!e Hytnptomi. Cholera Morbur Dyiea
L?y li,tri la?, ko CoriTeBient, iel? and agreeibie. Tutti in lilli
tala lenket ti li NatDMl \ *? U md Race in.. Phl?-le.ph.a ,
l_-U?a___?i?t>?4tit
Cn'VM.n*-'
TreHoi ?j?? Imwm r?r???.
ranea Otana onnnmiii oa*?.?
li ty rai it? tt l?(4i)Tr?-?Ta?r*
p-?r?BtD nr
ina NswY>f.tt Di4i??f?,ita?.t r??pA?r
"V Jill! 'j'-*^ **?? ?'? >^**?___*___-?
crtalB n I ? I* - mamu b? .-dm? iliBiliili enln ststt-,
llliHU ? "i aastastM ?? ? mam*, uwam .ud ?tatn
? i 1 ..ut o-en.ive na -II -a-? aSSSBa. "lit
Al lereral and ?abed otto. ..( Cb ??.ra S_tt apresarsJ In (hi.
city and l.Typlm. xnlTyrot-o I BNtn l-BSSl MBttanb- .r?v?l . it
I. doe-islsdrttiii1* " nesBBBBl th? anani BBS of i>.iiaf?e'.-t.
Etsbt HotrsB Shodlp liar? Da. ( OtTBtAMST'S KLtlD
Yrrnr Uooa Oa ?HT ti Uara It
j-.tbb. Pa?*.? Man Hart a Bataan o? ir
Etsbt Btabls ?soer-o n? (lbirssd wtb It
llAIU-OltP. OW'JUT TO Clllllt Ir
Psaneana ano Bain .'?'?? c*_?t ir ?
HotriTALi ASD I'atsos? Min Eira Aunt in Karrrsj
Aw.tr maia DuitA-.n-.1'. Diisaibi. bt cum? rassLt
Dr. Coo-rAUBTS Duisracriirr.
It ii a?w l?*la| ui-d by UeS_siTABT I'otica and 3? ATM(?af_
andei th?dii?aiipu of ti.? Bo.nr? a? Hbalth t? Tan Ctr.
It ii Man at ra? Boas? sir Edooatioi? i? All tbb Pobuo
Bbb?ena
ir u anaa bt th? b??*_d m onaanan ahd c^aascnos
It ii B-isx Htto Bf M(p?r jp 'ern Ska '?oin. .?.r-t-iuiri
I'-)WIILL V Th'>?pso?.
No. .-? I'.Jar ??. .
Oeuiisl a?.J Su.j Agio t Lu t! > I'ui'.ei St.toi ?nd C?_iJ??
lo whom ii orden Marni 1 li? ?J lrei*? '
For m1? hy all l>rog*nU and OsBSBSl DsattB hi lbs United Hi?'.?? ?tiJ
,'?-.?. li?. _
UlXlTBl? STATBS
Lira ?st. A- u?*.?- lasusABCB loaruir
0f -TBlCTlB, N Y. a
caih annan....tiOO.oo?
Iti.'iKM ?gaioil accidenti ?f a!! kindi
Pt??id?ul?Al.PHitn A. ?B__BPI
Plas PruiidsDt-itsaaos Y Ottamamgj
Pmtttmp-Vmmattm y Ajpsswi
'isniatr, aaraiss -i?
Th? ti ou BaaBaal r-uton, Oatesan o?Njw York
The Hon. MsSBlM Bsf-MtB, O-M? H. Y.
Dean Richnionl. Ruff?Jo, N Y
Tu? Hon. r . -m _ O A ????.I Liotit ? ? ?? of Nsw Yoik
r* PT, h H. I! Oath, Otnsril Agenti,
Offi-aj, Nj l8 Wail it, t?ew Yoik
Jon? 3bstiii.ii. Nj 11 (siont?o_iety i! , Janey City, Oen?!?'
Agenff? Jeriey City, B?B?BB City Hoboken and Newark Aeen'.t
wanted.
Dallby'8 Ma ?ioai. Pain Extractob is now ac?
knowledged (a be 'he ... ?' ?nd .:rs?; ; ,rt for Pl!?i Khsuniitii-,
Skin Diitwiei, Unis,??, Corni ?nd -union? Sold i?y all Iinii?i..i at
if*? ? ?.'. a box D a"' No I? Cedar at, N. Y
Cuil;?i!Kn Tbbthino.
The ino?he? 6uJi a liit'ulii flinn 1 ita Mi?. V.'utlhom'i 8 m?t-.iin??
StHtjr. It U p*r''-,t:y i ,..?..'? ind Lain.: ??? It r?,i?Tritbeohiid
lum p??i, cure* dyienteiy tu I ii?.ne?, te?erei friping i, -, ??'? ? ? i
?'irp, wliil ii,',. ?oAo-i th? (um. and r?dj??M iu-i_iui.il*? By
giTing ralief and health t > th? -hill a con?f,rti and rriti th? mither
TH8BB ii xo MY-iTEBY ia *.ho fact t_Al tho btoros of
Hiiiit him ilNs I'.! KuitJB ?'. ?i,d No 5:1 Broadway sr* o*n
atantly crowded wi?' cu.tuii'i? I1? ,p'.? wi!! li where they ?re bett
??ned, and ttie q.ia .'y and ?ty!? of tim Har infrod'-a-d thl. Spring
r->nder it i?erf?,?!'Y irre.n'itil? , ?nd i. D -*n oa'y b? ?btalncl at the.?
p?.re*. honre Iii, i. ?i-iwdod oonditi a?
Dalley'? Calvam- BoBBfl silvb ctroa the
worst runa, of (I? ia. Ib i. -i-, Sw,i.u.g?, .'-irli, Cut?. Sprilm s: I
Btuhei. 1.very bira*? saan -anti turoiu Sj'.duy? Drjji-'.a,
sod sl the Depot. No ??i--t?r-' niui_
RitowN'a Vk'tmieoob Coiin-rs. oa Worn Loz
engs?, contain a? a m ?i* u-i (y .u whit?? Di in y worm naSSt?S
owe theil e(l,c?cy. Ths irsjrej, ?., ? ir? w i _?.,','?'.??1 f,.r the S I?
p.?!Nlb?y ?i* i ilat'il-1 ? > -?' b.r ig .sen UMd wi'ii 11 . ??
hr ea?iaenl MivJioal MSB m Eatpo.
Thkrr'h Poison IN TUB Ara?No ' Iloaid of
, Heallir c.? asSBt?a?I it, but DiuKBkSS wi 1 prereut itilil Bg ?8 ??-?
ob ths iyit?tii This pr-.iriti?:, u "li-moat paaattal T?t liarin'. ??
i of pr*T?i,n?e ??I, Maa I", ..lie ' ? .Tams ia Lalor it? tonis l.flian?
? 1 Infection i? i ?j? ed ?? . Iii a Dr ;t ,U |l p?i bl'.?i Do
po?, No. W Dey ?t V Y
Rkmovav?T!u Oili??? ji ti- Natioba- Bbbob
? Macbisb 4*0 tia. l.-?n i?iiiuT*d ta I h st ?*ry ?liglb!y-lo-?!oJ OBI:?
No. 141 Brosdw.T. 'Ii,-*"1t ? th? i??i o' th* (l*tih?rd ln.ur.n-*
' (o furchswr? de.ii i ? la ?-? I? Nino?*!.' lu ?rseratioB w.?
apply la ABBA? Rsa. :?. BaaSSSl Agvnt.
AoBKK.v.tLK, I'.'nTAnt/!, Ep?.'TrAL and Em: ian i
-( sai ?tos k Hotit'i Soaasa i ,ta?'i u lor ? ' ?? o?)? ? ??' Di? th i
I Dyieutsry iud all ? Waa j. Che! ?
Dr. BnthVtWUit Sritop ix Cholera, VymWBtttf,
I Durr!.*? te P"r?ly T?g??a!.la
Eve;yihiii,*tioti- that t??;>?? u-t "ii the proniouadela tho
w?y ol Kauo. Har? fir Lidi??,BiaNi I I liar*? ? l,cti:-r I? ti?
llie piod .(.(ton -j, anrate ?? ? , .? .' iii 'iiJ-, i? forthwith r?pr?i
, dated ?t Oa?t?'?, tVo 511 Hi ? Twty , the r?.- 't I? t?,?t I ,t ??? . tn Ml
rne'-t? (?OTT Willi ?ud ?rani ?ni fin s if thl I ) >? lill?etpBl
t? ??OTT Wi
l. of plain
umala of plain ml ?rnsB?til
Cii>i.n'A PaBTB-TtTB and Cork.
IlsWKMl* liol ptepars'i -i? ?> let i?-r? utod with | ?
?necease in Hu'IT. ? ?ia .1 I '. ' fal ?t ?. li jin m*t.u-d by ?nu
n?nt pli??) a?.a - r ?? ,ir?p?rtt.o:i?. SB th? ,u|i,-d: ula
aie .(.ted on Hie i?is?i.
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No* vii \m\ in ?ni -., ii , J s? ml : , ,, .??. .- i?i s?.??-i
teeiith ?C
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\Vantk!>?Au potire * silent Pabtnbr m Spu?t.-',
Rim. Il"b ant II ii I? M? _I ?'. Ms?! d?.i:a!i ? :? ?T'.y fjia,
? ring tirul.?i ?bll|. i't i . ?J. ay ?.:.?: ??:'.. ?'?| tal ro.di. t a. ? ?',?'..
h ?? hours rid? hr ral i.?i liuin N) ? T I . .? MM wall e?'..t>ii.h id
Inquif? at I?I Tri ;.:i? 'lill ?
S. IL NrilBUlU ? C?, HBtPBPAfa- Advmrtm
isii Anarrt tk? W Pan IBB Vw?.i? . ?-*.??? ia>.- J fe Titi'. ?-?
?|p(ili fur Tlis Tru.ii-, ?:ij ? I.- M?IfMai in th? ..-1 - : . ??
?id lilli . ' I'!,.ii, ?
Wm-yo?? J)ai\uHxihi\nt
W-DNESDAT, M W \ 1881
le C ?rrrapaadraia.
Ko attie* an beUt ?n ?f An ?i?? ni ii ?"?.nanjr.iiationi W)'?!?r*il?
in'*,,'i-J for ii,at' l ii mjat ha ?itnantl ?'ti by th? n?n ? ant ?d
droM of tn? wn'or-ojt til??*.illy f?r PBD.ultiaB bu', u lilli
?nr t fu? hu tit 1 fait ,
Ali lantBsii !??.'*, i fir Un? ,'b i ??'ja'i li? iJJlMi.l 88 lui T?Ig
?m," N?w York.
Wim-rtoi ?udertak" ' > ? ?? i n r??s-?*d '" ,m uiiiiii?i ,ni
Th? Tribu?? In Lindon.
STEVENS Blt.n ll-lt.s. , Auiri ?i Agenta far LlS-Brle? I'll-u,.' V
?' ' , ' ?.' Oa I " W . al" A.'lil. li- thl I?,r o( lill* ntiH: .?( B
TWf witt at?* atsstri IssssawasMa ?ud B>?*MaaaaaBi
NEWS OF*THE DAY.
o_crv_it-_r_ N__\vpj.
In tin? laapi 't Beal? y^u.-ri?.',, ,1 leieea pf Metim
' Belief an orges ndfortne benefit of the poorer claetes.
. The pi'ijC' t ci'ii'i? ian the .???? .lishmentof hi??iitHi?i end
! tbo jirovi.H.i.Ti ?>t ?.i'.: ?simai tri-iit?ont ?or such as coi?ol
providefi?rthrniaelret Ati inj .?'?!?. Baa baan leaned
ai?Jitist Hi?? Iloifl iti i!ioirp'i'4 ;r rcnoviti"; lha Maadi
ara?ad Weeh-ifUn Market. I i Board ara noiitntindnl
inj, t "raid" uji.?a . ultoa ALUdft l?>r diuiilar __??"- i o\
reaiovnl, rleeaai!!.. St
Many of !h??an:iir?rs.iry mnetinf?? hold ycitorday and
las! evouiiig v??jrij vorj- Um itaUicruig?. Suma of them,
lioK-evor, wor? , i?? thiiii/ attended. The apeMUnf nea
generally fttlly up to ?he avrap? in point ol eloqti??let
and erTsK-tirorie?;*. md ira I few cases tiit-ro was t tagt i!:
irree of outliusiaaia uiauifnled by tbo audieu?tap.
ThnB'is?-d ol Allo-nu ?a jre'e;lay struok out of t!ic
City Tax Levy the i!^m of ipp.i'priatioii f?r cltaiiiim:
stroctstind-trtTii? Board of Hi-d'.tu, market c ?in-ussioLS,
judgments, la>TiiS' On! Un1 ..T'y alif.v-.. 0_a4_odl?aTta-8-1s-?
fiftoijuui-st., au l t-tuulrj inala**, and ia that ahape ppat
it to the CuiiiiiTl?i 'a fot ciiuet-Tciice.
bttetaaenta were found yesteMar l>y ?he flr.ii 1 Jm, of
Herhl-isr Conatr aatiast ara yanna men for ths inn .1er
of John LCanp-tu ai .nakforl li :i leal Pekraa-j. Thej
pleaded guilty, and wire ?oat.ncd to sereu yars' iin
prisoniaeut each
There were 9(W lioonsv. pBBted yetlcrday l>y the Board
of Exulte, of wuiih 11? Wifre to appUeaata residiu?; and
doing butineas in Brooklyn. T?^re havn boen, thua tar,
,,000 spplicatiom lor lu .nie ai-tinl upoa favoiahly.
A Feaian p?-K-it reported m MOnaa Sound" (where
ever on the face of Una': >u that may be in oo'ist-qu.-T ??
of Bcock-aail-?iulldl'jry about g-T.u .'?ian war rcbiels
being loen ia Oo-ir^i.tn Bay.
The ntimher ot ch ?lera apata at Oisrantino, March 7,
was II-, ttiat bgtire incl'iding thn-e (Laths ?ml three i.ew
caset. There hat b'.wa a tr_oifi?r of t>? convaletctsu?. from
the Falcon to tb<? Saratoga.
Aman nam?*. William Daily died at No. .'.W East
Sixte?intb-rit, May I, at the extraordinary age of IMttBIB
He ia laid to havo emigrate j trom Ireland to Arnon- i at
the age of 88.
A prisoner m tlie? jail at Roeliester, named ITayi. wa?
shot dead by a turnkey yoitttulay, while the former was al
tempting to make his .set'?? from coatinemen!.
The oats of the Uuiud States t?gt. Burstenl i-tdT?the
('tlifornia nitro-tlyceriii?. case?has been put or.r till _t??y
10, on account of the ah ?ease of ? it ?esses.
At No. 198Broadway, yesterday sftrrnoon, fire destr.i.v.-d
property worth $*0,?<iil. ' A beary fire occurred only u kw
weela ego tt the building two doors tbor?.
In thl Board of C-unciiinoa yesterday t retol.iti ra r.
?netting tbe Board of ll-a!-!. to establish free public
t'.h. waa unanimomly alopted
The l .in j< ?ii '^_?t wtd b?. ?rj J'idgt Btrnarl rester
tiny, on a motion to postpone tri ti. The bahne* of the
ar?iimont will bo made to-lay.
Th? ?nitoil States Cotirts al Savannah and Norfolk
.? n-1 y??i?t? nlitv ; in tho formar Juago Kr*kine, and ia ?
t!i"Utt"r,)ii'L" I'L.-r-vfioJ i?xsp*lBg Um beaaa.
The "C?; li!??" residents of Salt Laktt f lty have m?\tmi I
s reward rf 94,1541 fur thf ippMhtaUBOB of the u.ur?lcix*r of j
tha l?!--* S. ?.. .'?r.?ssll?*ld.
Fina ia C'iiicu?.. liitt night fon-mir.od pr -perty taloc*? at
|170,OOt, whifb amount was thought to hw covered bj la?
?urttnee.
A slifp'tiliiw b-BJM a? RivhestAr ftkmWmtf with all in
_leitlO&l fav.?rublo to a very largo au-1 Huucessi'ul oihi
tion.
Thcro Wut s oiir.gaeration at Phila-1?>li*bia ^BtiT-lny, ?>jr
which al'-tsi'l'frtimlitl.WiOtol'?.iWOaccrued.
(I-lid was very stronR yesterday, opening at Vi*},, Bold it
ld'oi. and tinted at laHaiVi Government ?tucka of oil lundi
ir lim ni idiitntiniit. Money la abundant at 5 per nant. Ia
o 'Tniii'-.Tial ptp-'r no change. For certiflcatet, KKxJ it bid,
Ula*sauna Jone certitlcate?, at pr?tent quotation?, pay
about 4| [?er cent. in? ?ggreg?te smonnt of export? ?telo
niro of ?poeie) irora the non of New-York to foreiirn port?, for
Hit? weok ending May 0, Is??, Wal li ?19,011. Stelling Et
oh?ijfe cloiej very firm and active Bankert' bill? were dons
a? high B3 '. L'|. 'Ide e'.oiing quotation wat i?/ tsl'J'l.
CONGREI?M.
SBNATB
The ro.olutton of congratulation to tho Emperor of Ral?
lia wss ad iptcl. A substitute for the House resolution
to prevent UM introduction of tho cholora wa* re?K>rt-d
n:i 1 ili'lnt'. ii. 'Hie Post-Oflk? A]?propriation bill wat taken
^]? a:id latltll at length, hu', without taking any voto tho
*'?:i ?ti.? a-1j(inr:.?)'l.
BOtTUH.
A in -'ion t'> pottpoae the ?pecrtl ordsr, tho constitu
l.-iL.ii iini(-ndui"ut, wa? lo*t, 51 to Ki. A resolution of in
qvry into the Merchants' National Bank faillir?) waa
adojtod, aiul the llouso tuen proceeded to tho considera?
tion of tho special or?li?r, and daVltll it till the re?oit. At
the araalai taaaloa the tat lull was debated, au I at 10
j || ?ck t'a-.? Uouit? ivlj-mrned.
*- '- -J ?
A mevuiro ii now before Citj- Connoiln which we
trust will he dufeatod, or, in the ovout of it.-? pa.ssago,
roceive a vet-i from the Mayor. It is pro;?osod to
appoint one officer to bo called Suporintoudent of I'ur
mits, ut g ular* of fft.oixj. and two (aafaatan in
each A3st?:nbly District, iu all forty-two, who arc to
receivo $1,000 per year. Tho duties of thoso officers ?j
to inspect every sign, street stand and awning, ami
id-port all infractions of tho ordinaiii ??.??. Each store
keeper ?.hall pay from one to ton dollar.?? for a per?
mit ; and ia the event of a r.f nal or ni*gl?*ct to do .to
.?hall pay a fine of ten dolla?. The ?alarios of this new
batch of ofEcors will amount to $l'.,o?? per annum.
Wlir-n wc remember tint tho duties cm BIBIVaD
performed by au ordinary policeman, and that tho or
tli:it!iru.s arc now under tho charlo of the Corporation
Attorney, we may seo the extravagance of this Btv
mentir? and its u'ter tisele-suoss. It will only create
a number of oxpensivo ?inocuros ia this heavily
b'ird-'iiod city. __________________
1 - Hat-Bf ti Representatives yeitevduy i-.-m
liii'ii "."?-1 discussing, tor ?ely and in perfectly go. .?I ? ?m
per, Un r-p??rt of the Joint Committee on Keon
?baattoa. We tm?t every ono will Ii? allowed a fair
li" ?'i- -, th .' ??' ery proposition t-f imcudmout n ty I???
i-red a:;l tho*e ?rhiah are just and practi.u!
ii.lf?p'.,.,l, .-tul that the Botpatt, t- i' (dial! thai be per
? ? 1, may revive thf. voto of every I'uion Mafeat
of e:t'..'i II : ??. The project a? it stands \? not ?iii
ou-'.y Bat all we could with it; if in Congrejs, we
' i?. i- .r ta aapt ia ?*; but, vhaawahil
dono our be-t m th ? re?p*.?t, w?i ?h-mid rote for tho
m. lima 8? it shall ul!.ula!.*!y be a! a;?ed by the
m ij ;. ?. i .- mplariti ondilkraa, and the nearer
?ana ippi ii tTaltai ral aaafaaly ?a;? h Impartial
1 ::: i,??' ? -' batter sinll we bl laitai.
_?_________??"
XkaSaaataooa drred in th ? Baaai ktaalatka ti
-1* ilatmn ti tha Ciar upon his escape from at
itioB. Mr. Haulsbury nuinted upon in'r ?ducing
the Slavery (jue iti-M? by denying that the ere iture who
attempted t ? ?iiiatinu was an onemy of ???nanci
I r. i>:i," ??'?' "i * ? ? VI le?: o t 'I 1 tv. l* li-* W ti J?r.?
wlfat the resolution tles?ribed him tobe. Tin
Baaata Aid tt% gntiiy Mr. ttadatatji aol pa "ltin
' iii. T!.e .-i intry v.j?! ..a, "Amen.'
The Si?:, iff J:., d -.-?1 UM lb -lera ; I ?? ?
I Any?Mr. Chandler attempting in pi?- a ?cn :' !?? ?ml
?-r-jil.'iit resolu!i<-n. '1 li? fSenator* otni-irk ??! la a l'ail?
itarj -l - ? l ? ?. -t* 'j m*4 vaat arar?n I
mm Lag of the anatal oa ?arl taft.
T'.i* National T nparaa I B .''y hold* it* lut
\n;iiv.?r*-rv ?i. QmBBI Instit'" ? thit Ifaah .'. IJ BTJ
V. n 1 Dil 'dor ,i.*. ! L.?n. 0 0 Bawl 1 will !>?: aiiung
.??.ikor?. _
SI.I l'.SS?CV IB HI.V4II I IIO>.
A corrcsj.oiident, who demurs t?i but vu???* of tho
Bl i"?*', thal Hi firth b:. i ? ?v 11 id-as of the abstract
?: ncaaaiwai
>" * ? iiflit of th? lieop i |?*lie?bly ?Dil b.
' pr-iper toni'.!'.'.: ul Bar-Mall t? t!'*r or atmliili' their
' ? iveriii.ieiit a? well ai law?, rrnvuioa ia made fur
th' ? i tt",-" t" td" fi.i'.tut ?it?t.t, brit ran a remrl t-j f.ine ti?
Jil?.-ti"!, ui. la BB! ? ucom?t?ni*.'? wh.tthut. un !-r our furn
of goTerr.-iii'iit? If au, riril libeitr lunif ha? nu ?rc-urity '
?In-ievi-r ia t ..ii.ut ittunal form j sod lniiitstiur.s. ?A'itknut ?
fiut'-er iirt,axcn!. whifh is ?uroly uiitiefeii.iry, Ila ?htkHrtag
pr,i;,,i?illan ?I mai to m?, coter t!.,- whn!'* grouml, to wit
1 ? iihl.t (,! ?cvi.l ition by force li a rolat:-.? and not an ab- ?
??ilute ri-Ut. aiul g m -ii.ly bo rifhtfully assarts I to when there
ia ni peaceabl?* rndren lor erirvanco?.
"TI? (lurerament of the I'mim-I Ht.tei li a (iorernioeiit
?if the ru?n?il^ IU ii ?oh-??, and. liariiiir j rm bled fur llio
? .??Ire? . "! ?" (i'i--T ir.oi-1 by usan.? ofordiu?rj I. vi?! a.nu, aud
!'/ | roTi'linc fur t'.o ameDilmea! uf the Coaatitutinu. the ri_ht
of rovo utlon by force dot?! not and c?nnot ?n?t under it.
V?'! .-? L. -id i' j i I'lutititinn, Coogrnt and th? Supreme
Court of the I'uitiidStatet. if not to afturd thr meaoi of reme?
dying political or ottiar grietsnets without a retort to foren i
Arn not theae our'balance of |iower,' initeitd of tlanding
armlet? Were they not to iateniled! It there nfety la any
other view I"
?So far our correspondent. Now lot him hear ut? a
m-mont:
I. Out correspondent omits to ?state whotber he
doe? or doeri not accept the doctrine of JfiT'-r-niii,
adopted by the Ci.iitiiienttil Congres i, and mudo tho
l-i'isofour politual ?sy.steri. Ile do. If he does,
we will thank him to show v heroin we have misap?
plied it; if he d'Kjs not, he will obligo us bj showing
wherein if i? erroneous.
II. Ile* beg- the question in t.llkingof ?? revolution
by forre," " n resort to forre," de. If ono party ha?
.i Wj/Af to do ii thing, and anothor interposes a veto,
i. it th?) latter who invoke? force, not the former.
oecoasiouistB will say they never wisLed to use
-MU, ami would Lavo MM noue, il' nono had BBBl
BBbI ngiiiLst them.
III. "Th?) right of icvolition by force" dons uni,
of course, |_M aaaW ours n ?r any other form "f gov?
ernment. It is ti right above and before existing form,
of government, BJ fir a.s it ii right at till.
IV. Our (?(irrcsp'tiiileiit'spid'siiiiiptiniH und remedies
i iii t?? reach Um exigency. Suppo.so Au-tria and
Italy united ?tinier one Government?ifo matter of
.'hat form?an?! Austria, with Forty Millions of Peo?
ple, rule- Italy, w ith Twenty Millions, contrary
to kml iiituroat* and wishes. ?Suppose theil
given.ment a "pun-, ?implo democracy. Now Italy
i ,ii.i m to govern herself?to be au independent, tell
subsi?ting nation: How do your Cmistitution, Su?
preme Court, L'iiivcr?al Suffrage,Purity of Election?,
and whatevt*. else you plea-ie, help the mutter f Has
Lily n rigkt to bo governed a- the thinks best ' or ]??
sin? to be governed as it is most agreeable to tho ma?
jority?that is, to Austria ' Aud if she has a right to
govern herself, how is she to achieve the enjoyment
of it I
Mr. Correspondent ' the problem is not so easy of
?-iliition a? you bave supposed it. It in. complicated,
difficult, and w? may have decided it wrongly, but
your logic does not seem to prove ii. [Ed,
Mr. Bulewnki, the envoy from the European Rcpub
Lean Ct'iiiiii.'.ti.'o in Loudon, has just returned from
Washington. We learn from bim that he is highly
pleased with the rosa It of his miruioQ. Ho found a
general sympathy with tho "friends of republican
principles in Europe" among men of ali political par?
ties, aud the address to the European Ropublicani
was signed by all members of the Senate and House
of Representativo? to whom it was submitted, save
one. We notice among the signatures those of Sena?
tors Wade and Wili?.n, of Schuyler Colfax, Thad
diuj Stevens, Henry J. Rai moud, **!:c!re?T J. Rogers,
and many others. \Te understand that the address,
with all th?) .s'jnatures received, will ?soon bo pub?
lished, together with the call for a mass mooting in
the Oity of New-York. _
COTTON 1.1 1N6?-7.
The prospective Cotton product of the United
States in 1^?G is a subject of National solicitude and
general discussion. Very wido difference"? of esti?
mate aro current?fromi^)00,000 bales up to and even
above 3,(XK),O<J0. " Georgia," in The Savannah Repub?
lican, hearing that the Hon. A. H. Stephens had esti?
mated tho Cotton crop of I860 at three million bales,
?tatet that a sagacious friend has madg bott that
the crop will not exceed l.'iOO.OOO bales, no says
of Stephens'? alloged estimate that it
" It one tnilllnn of bale? In exe??? of any other I have ??en, and
two-third? of an avtrage orop before the war, when from
North Carolina tu the Kio Grande the labor of the country
wat nnder perfect organization and control?every Degro
atripped and equipped to du tor bit life?with trained and ex?
perienced overseer??unlimited mule power?large lupplist of
guano and other fertillters?and. above all, a paddl? con
i-?nily before Sam'-.i ? eren, whioh otutod him to fttce ttit tun
ant! grail of .Inn? and July."
?This writer has evidently great faith in " a pad
dloconstantly beforo Sambo's eyes:" while we be
liove Cash is a more potent inducement to labor than
Lash. And we look to tho Cotton crop of l*ij, %
I prove it.
We hi liove tho crop of WA will exceed S.tMi.OOO
bales, and that, at an ivorago of '.10 cents per pound
in gold, it will bring more money than any former
crop, with two or three fticeptiona, ever did. Wo
boc our estiin?to on vari??113 advices aud considera
tioi'?, including a decidod ?uorea.io of energy and pro?
ductive industry among the Poor White? of tbe upland
regions of Alabama and other States. We aro quito
awaro that this population has suffered terribly by the
Wv?that it has not only been slain in battle
and perished in bivouac, march aud hospital, but has
.l?'?t its animal?, fence?, ?Sfcc, so that it hat far less
capacity to produce than it hal tea years ago. But
the 8-?uth is devoted to Cotton as it never was be?
fore?it has a good mauy Blacks and some Whites
hard at work in tho cotton-field?and we hope for a
crop of ',,.'1011,0011 bales, and ?hall bo disappointed ?fit
fills below?,000,04k). Such a crop, once marketed,
neither White, au-1 Blacks will wnnt help from abroad
until their region shall again lie devastated by war.
-??_??
(II'ab.utim:.
I! the report bl tfM that foreign ?hips arriving at
this pott ure not boarded by tl.e 11? 'tilth Oilieer till
Han reach tiie I'ppor Quarantine ground, there is cer?
tainly very culpable negligence ?oinowher . Hy the
law of IM. it is provided t lirai tin- QbBHB|Im ground
.-li.?li le in tin* lower buy, not lan tti.in twoiiiib-.s from
the ?shore in a designated area. From the 1-t "f M If
to the l?t of November a Hotting lntspit ii 1- to
be aaaaaBBJ ?vat ?m tfaaa t?o bum from the <? bhbb*
tinc groiiinl and the neare't shore. The boarding ita?
lien, a ?lliin ti.?* period named, is to bl li this iloating
b-> ?".lal \i- ?1? from certain plates iiitined ar? sub?
ject, during the Bummer and Autumn months desig?
nated, to .lo d:iy-' ile'eiiti? u. and all vessels from
foreign ports are to be vi?ited by the Heulth
Ofloar, and detained, if they come from
any pam when? qaaraatl-abla disaaan exist.
or if they have auy such diseases?Chol?*ra is
one of tlifiu?aa b??anl. The duty of the Health
?Min er, tli?*n. uuder the lnw. i? perfectly clear, and
ilml duli i? nui discharged ii any vessel?, from fort (.'ii
p?rt- ure allowed t?i eoino to the Upper Quar
u:;t ne, off Stuten I?!nud, vtitliout previously being
I'oardeil by lum or his a-?i-tunls iii the
lnwer bay. l\>??ililv, tlier.? Bal* be |MM
?Maka la the laaarl thal tai law ? di-regunied; we
! "po there i?. llul we should like ti? be satisfu-d that
twa V' -.-"I? did not, lait 11,idhi or night before, anchor
at the Ujiper Quarantine ground to aWiiit there a visit
fi??in Ide 1 l.-.iliU 1 >:li? .t. vim -bimbi have hoarded
?ll'lll lllllid? beb?a'.
We ?In nut refer to tin- .-nlij.ci m any osp'ious
l?;r.! : but ;t i- due to tiii? | ??miiimunity tliut nu su?.
pi? ion even ?liottld 1 u-t tl.at any measures ure neg?
I? ? t??l ta w11 rd oil tha Chalara. It ism?; iatpoaalbli
that we may e-t ape a visitation from that pestilence
ukog-ther, and ctrtainlv tin r.? are g??o?l ground-, l'??i
hoping tliut it may, by v.gilance and care, bl
very much mitigated 1! it should come,
lint cure and vigilance al??ne i au .save us In.? m either
one or the other, and DO ell??rt should be ?pared that
balah out ?t:iy hope of tha' ?.iiv.ition. 'I i,,? ibi.tnl ??I
Health is dom?; it 1 par! in adopting - in?.iry mensures
nt home; but the.-*? ma.. M BBbIbM i" preventing the
inir?i(iui tiuii uf i)i.? pligaa ?i tin* Qa uaanlaa Com
m. .??!.? r? Of thu H'-iilih Ollii-er (-1 iln? port tit IB_-M
bl tin* duties which law and iiommou sense und com
mun liumuiiity alike presenil?! t?> guard against Ita
importation. _
THE IRiail HO VII.Ut VI.
S> profound and practical a philosopher as John
Stuiiri Mill declared, while rebukin?; Iho Mitty self?
aat bip winch lia. deprivod Irclaud fur BMfl thiiu En?
gland of its share of well-being and .sell'-govcriimi?i.t,
that the English and Irish were " the most fitted by
nature of any two races iu tho world to be the com?
pleting counterpart of each othe.'." A glance at the
relations which h_vo existed for centuries of liter?
ature, philosophy aud art among societies of clever
Iii-lmien and Engli bun n would explain this easily.
Down from the time when Uoldsmitti and Burke sat
down to chop? and alo with Dr. Sam Johnson and Sir
Joshua: when Swilt made wit with Bolingbroke;
when English thiukers admired the good und great
II hop'lk'rlieley's ?peculations; wnen, more out of
Hie way, tka Irish dramatists flnlbnil. Congreve, and
Furquhar became so English that their countrymen
hardly know thom, thero has been in? great confusion
among Knglish und irish wit?, no separation of race,
but ra'.her a blending of lines, by which literature has
been tie gainer. Moore was a chum of Byron when
Sheridan rivalotl Pitt and Fox, and O'Neill wa- i-ueeu
of the Fi'glish stage. English painters considered
them (l\?s well off whon they hobnobbed with the
var-atile and eccentric artists of the sister isle.
<),lilly enough, Castlereagh oppressed bib country?
men a little worse than any Englishman, und that
sternest of premiers, Wellington, waa ?? patent abata
Iii-hmnii us limiiv leniiin-. About our own time, the
rail? ol'eniiuciit Irishmen is distinctively -maller; but
the Irish K?entista, of whom Dr. m Cosh and the late
*sir ?mitan Rowan Hamilton an notable examples, ?
corr?'-p--nd with their Engli-h ?tathlBBi Iri-h yah?tBH
and bculptuis uiusi, perforce, take pin? im iu the En?
glish Academy, of whi( li Harry wa? nu ornament,
and Sir Archer BhM president; the bul of (rtth novel?
ists rricives a brotherly dedication from Thackeray:
Sheridan Knowles does not cease to be the greatest
stage-master among the modern English dramatists;
Wallace, Balfe, Macfuircn. S illivun. if we except
Sterndale Bennett, make the best English mnsici and
we suppose Lord D'iffcrin and the young <)'D*?no_uc
lind plenty of liberal Englishmen io apM with thom
that the Irish have been badly treated, and that Eu
gland should reform. Tlicr?1 is little Irish Hteratiiro
windi i? not Engli-h. So, it would seem, the Irish
and English can never be absolutely divorced. Po?
litical outrage ha? done niu? h to impair reciprocity of
culture and genius, and to di line a hatred of race,
lint race-feuds consume genius, and do not help the
arts and literature, whose mission is to reconcile and
educate; therefore, it is not to be wondered at, that so
many of the cleverest Irishmen havo been other than
the heartiest hatera of Englishmen. For that in i'ter,
personal bil is seldom of auv good t<? bolita - ?
.B-a__B?B__B?ntie?B?j-BBn-^WB_-aa-aMMaa_MBi - -
if often liable to defeat, it rc'nrns to still farther
ibafM the oppress?*?., and it Li not worth the exercise
where justico is to be wrought ??io expediency hy
the spocial plea of cool thought and persistent
reason. Even in revolution.-, those of oat
right h-ta?fl seldom attain a good oLjoct.
The mot successful modern wars were.
the war of Tudcpendcnro, in which the American colo?
nie- rebelled not from hatred of Englishmen, but from
intelligence of principle?aud the war ?gainst Slavery,
?n which a small amount of monly personal hatred on
ono aide was obscured by a spirit of humanity and
oharity. Those who hare shown most hate hare poi?
soned themselves with their own bitternes . and some
ot them may yet die by biting their tongues.
xva ?n? far fruin savin? that Ir_jh__.)_ have becu
without causo quadrupled tor anger. Few race? have
had such justifiable gall to make their oppression
bitter. But tho failure of the most pro!ui.?ing of Irish
revolutions, and the abl?st of Irish revolutionists,
shows that the day of uve for a spirit so intense has
oxpired by limitation. The justice of the cause of Bar?
olution narrow,; down to i question of success, and of
success there ii no reasonable hope. Ii is uppo.-ed by
the predilections of a large number of Irishmen, and
by the very spirit of reconciliation which the interim
of attempted revolutions has allowed to grow between
Irishmen and Englishmen. Mr. Stephens'? two or
three hundred thousand conspirators, aided bj jail
deliverer?, may bo a formidable organization, ?>
one way or another, but Is powerless for a rev
I ointii'**, ?which would require &u annameut equal
to that with which the South began its terrible fail?
ure. British minions may deserve contempt, but
the armed iron-clud British majority is worthy of
a certain respect not ill-comporting with the wisest
a?_, Indeed, tie noblest and least ncltlsh i_i-?jrnian
patriotism. But if the entire of revolution i? hopeless,
ti.,i1 of Neena la hopeful. Ireland ha- no fiu.se but
what its earnest English friends ?re making thoir own;
and we are certain that far more will be dene for both
ci'iiiiiriifs g.? tbu indii-trious musses are framlr.-a d.
Mr. John Stuart Mill has imcle a bettor argument for
Deland than Mr. Jintes Stephens. Assuredly, John
Bright is a woitliier leider of intelligent Irishmen
fhtm Stephens, O'MaUna) , or Mitchel. Tho a-socia
tioii of the last mimed among Irihh leaders only aitjajj
to point out a tunk of Irishmen, who, however fond
of their country and them-elves, have small intelli?
gent o of principe'?, ami cure little for any race other
than their own. Au redly, a man who deliberately
light- for Slavery cannot s?rive for true liberty, and
does not seek it. The mau who, on this sale of
the wafer, denies ?impartial sull'rage, does not compre?
hend the the purpose or valtto ol extending it to hi?
countrymen on the other. That Irishman who will
help Ireland mut, will be as willing to help English?
men and colored American as tv ?li.
The In li movement ought to mean reform, and
not revolution. Conscious ol' I be strength at some
nut toual spirit, it can vt til alford to refrain from the
tragedy of uu overt act, walting and watching the
propre-? of Hie reform t|ii._tii?u and abolition at Hie
I Chunh endowments?-content, in short, to be more
? peacefully what the armed English leudali-'s were
; once u|?ou a unit-?"<.ootl lookers on in Ireland."
i If tim Oh arah and Suffrage questions are likely to ba
1 BPjeeeaaM, it ia (atti as l.ki-ly thal Mr. Luby und his
1 compatriots will come out of prison before their time,
I and that Emmet's epitaph can Ix- written v. itiiont
blood. _
Fi-iiir:?!!? avvi-tDi i?t<
Sho'.iM ive be advised sumo line day that Fraud " to
! an alarming entent" han " lirokeu out in the lower
? part of UM i-lind." mid that ''it is almost inip.s-.'.k1
| to .-?lay it? nraawa among the linn? ol that vi? iuity,"
anbadj need bt -ur;?rtaed, tor Um ?ame kind of epi
d> -tiiiu has broken out rashly over and ov.t again in
the MUM B-lgM-Ofh ? "I. Thl lati-tderelopmeutouly
'. shows that Mr. Iioss reaped a little more of the field
i which Mr. Ke'.ihum lound ?u so high a state of culti
PatlBB. Pot the benefit of financial health, we pro
fee la pia ve tli.it the p.i.t yoar or so has been not
! a littlo r-inaikablo lor bitsiiK-s di-orders, and, there?
fore, roi all the dates of .omi; of the large?.! ?ud moat
j skillful op?rations of fraud. Tiny teach a laSBBB
which is ii"! unimportant Of out of time. The follow?
ing are BlllBBllBaJ cate-? ti polite and mere mule
?V ltidliti.:
Kap... Hank Bt, H -BPtnan (TownseudV I MO.ooi?
Auif... ll?nk -Basait S. Y. (Jenkin.?. -'.;?,i??j
A??1-ItVinki itene'silT. ti. f, Kctihum)... I, ia m, OHO
Ailie-- Erip li I! BO-dl iones,. JA41,141
Aiiir t ii.tom ll'.ti-.' F..ruines, Mntnphia . l,".?'?-i.i??j
vet.. Beteaea _a_neannaal, olio Cul
lector . ?W.(>00
S?|.| .. li.K. Hand F-rfoncs, (ilaiiwin. ?t>t.u00
ut Bnbn-stnttn, Oin Tnesary. ho.ooo
(tct... (i??v.M liaient llon.li. (?cn. H.utow . 150000
-....Hebelet Ito'intv Ern ult . 3'?),(A?J
Ort. *S'il? Trenitiier, Ohio.... 1?X),000
l)*c. IJjitteiii.a-f r . H,'?i?rtirteiif Ky_ WOOil
lot? ? ? 'in. or.! K.li. ?BbsaalsBsnl_'. -
Mjy . i: >?s fo-rgerin S.Y. 3-~,(W)
llny .. _liiclaiits'Uaiik. Was'.lngtoL.1. (?JO. 000
Stilij'iiiici] i- ?t grouping of vulgar rind violent
robberii'r-, mid mini- soundy !o l?e di>'i:igr,i>hed
1 from ??..li!.- -wimlluig bf bein?.' Pallad " -u.-ak-thiet
1 oparatioB ? :"
Mr,. ..I'.ink Wills.'.,?. N II . |4\l?>0
?lu?.? I*m.. B el mend. . -joo,!???
A g I'.uk VVaTi' ?to t?, t ?lui).0,000
An?.-. BeellegUttast, VuitiunJ .
Beet, Baal Ctneetw. _i?).<>isj
Not. . Ilpili k rubberv, Washington. lu .100
?I m. Hank Citil.101., Vi-rinoiit. Tiisjo
?lan... Iisi.k McHsensTci- rulila-l. i"1??*?
.sa. Uank of I.tbertr. kio. T-iWtV
Apl. Hink. Csili?. (?Ino.350.1)0(1
Ans-, O lartenuastcr. Ilepsrt-itut. I'adu.ab. tt\tBt
tapi N- nViiik lim _._ ? ?'..i- .. 10,000
Oat Q iitt'Ttiimtcr? Daa/t Cliattsnooga. . IS.iJfX)
Oat liuiglury at Ueiiuit. *i,isT0
????(.. liurgiarv at Philadelphia. ?VOtkjO
Deo. Blind rnlibory, Ohio. t"*iu-u
Dee-..Beltralban rt Ti-t . .?iijo
Di Ssfc robbery st Oil (Tit. 14.il??
Not. Safe robbery ?t Mau 1'rancnco. -0,000
Sot.. I . S. licas.iy H.iu.l?. 30.000
?Irin... Ou._rtarnn.iter'? Dt-p't. Kansas. 30,000
.Im.... TI.* A.l.iiiist ii.u|iaiij s ?-iif-i-. s-'.'''..
.fan.... I*. 8. Trea.ury. ??an "?'rsucjico. B0.?.O
Feb...Erie llailroad'. lu.uo?
Kell The Adaitli Kli>rt>ss l'n.'? Airorit. KV??")
Ken . Ht. Louis Kipiesi Meiien*?r. lout?)
alar. Kichange-eluce. N. T., Bands.!..?0i),(jtH?
Alsr . Bouda again. H. Y. leT.OOO
This caunot be tito whole .-tory : lethero are some
I of the mo-t piquant and prominent features of super
? fine and vulgar swindling in the la?t twelve monih?.
I \Ve do not ?ay that the amount i? grealer thin in
j other years or in other couulries. or that tiuau. i ii
: credits uki availed ninri1 uiiui??ri?ii?ly by insidi"
! swindlei-s than bj outside robbers?that is uunote
sary. Tue text ha? its obvious lcssou and its lot al
application, w-bn-b men of bt_?ittess can soleit lor
theinselve?
TA? Baa sillily ivksi
' If Dcuiucrsts Bt>t trailers bcc-Usc ti.ey aaaaaed ?nd ds
nouiis't??! iii'-Hsurei of lae Adnlalttratloa la ? yen.? ag> ?hat
appaBaMea Is best Hied t<> i ii. ?o ?lu? nu? call the l'iesideot s
? ..'iri'i'i'm,?] ,i trsiiiii ?
Ansxttr.?Those DaflMMtast- wlio conspired willi
Vullaiidir-h.im, C. C. Burr, William B. Kted, l?an.
Wood. Ac. Ac, to paralyze the arm? that struck for
tho Null?,n.ii hi'o, irr?? moral traitor?, iu that they ad?
hered t? thl enemies of the Bupublic, giving them aid
and comfort. To ?ay that they were cou-idored trai- j
tors because "they opposed and denounced the
measures of the Administration," in just a? mean and
false as is the Atheist who talks of himself asa heretic.
Tht Sum was repi,:s?'uted in tin? in?1? ting of New-York
joun-?-ts in le-til, wherein the distinction between
opposing the Administration aud favoring treason and
: traitors was distinctly set forth and a_i._i.nl, and has
i therefore no right to quibble and palter as it does.
The Suez Canal Company has it length obtained
from the Turkish Gorernment a firman lanctiouiug
the contract betwoon the late Viceroy of Egypt and
Mr. Ferdinand de I.esseps. The Company, aided by
all the influence the French Ooremment could
bring to hear upon that of Turkey, had long made
strenuo.is elT.nti to obtain this i.uiition; but Lord
F-tanitatO-, an ?unViibluo-emy of the enterprise, had
succeodi J ?u prevailing npon the Porte to withhold it.
The present Engli->h Ministry is believe I to htve
ii ???,I mai th? ,;, ?iM|t to th| CaV-i*?. oui Hu S'il
-?t
Un, tharK01*1 WM ?n?*16* to ?ratify the Emperor of
France. T-.i__"nua ?o0?.0'8? t,J* groatncss and
utility of a work w?iV^wJi "*?**? ?evr IWWm to
commerce and navigation,' *nd wb?otl U P^laimi
"one of tha most desirable ?vol^ <*thil OO?tury."
AVJEMIt A\ IBEEDJItlS C*5_i',4*M1<>,,r'
The Maf numW of TA? Amena?* Fnaiman pre-'
sents a statement of the work of the aociaty, whiofc
will be found full of interest to Its patrons and frionde.
Duriug last year 307 schools and 773 to achira ha va
been sustained, and ovor 40,000 pupils educated by
the varions organizations in ?he North not ?ootarhn ia
character. The amount of contribuUona cxceedi
1(700,000, and it is estimated that altogether mt len
ttwn fit?,O)0,00 ? have beon spout by theso eoeietin
for the benefit >f the fre??m?^ IT.*. ?tb*?. Their
work is still inoroA4ing, and in New-Euglaaii li**
number of teachers baa grown in six months from 10*
t?. 1-2. and iuNew-York from 140 to 810. Of th?,
C13 teacher? now in the field, IDI represont this Com
1 ;--?-.n and Its brunches. It ia evident that tha
project of forming the various societies be-ore eiiit
ing iuto oue has had a gratifying ancoona.
From tho reports and correspondence of th? ?woiety
Interesting tables have boon ov.n;iilod, ahow ag tha
location ol' achool.? by Uttm aud town*, and by
what societies i_oy kio sustainod. Poeticalj-utioe is
satjili?*'^ 'm fiudlug that South Carolina has the largest
number of schools, 129. Virginia oom?? next with
104; North Carolina his *<>; Tennessee, f?\ Mary?'
land, G1, and so on. Mississippi and Arkausaa,
which are certainly not low in noed of enlightenment,
have but 20 end 10, respectively; and when wo cob
sider that these schools aro open to whites as well m
blacks, we may appreciate the extent of th? field that
remains to be tilled. It is an article of th?
conotitution of this American Fteedmen's CommiMim
that it shall " aid aad cooperate with the people of tha
South, without distinction of raco or color, in the im
provement of their condition upou tha baai? of indus
try, education, freedom, and Christian moram/. N ?
?schools or supply depot? shall bo maintained from lh?
benefit-? of which any shall be excluded because of
| color.'' It is not, therefore, obnoxious to the c'.i*r?r?
' of directing its charities exclisively for the beuoui ->1
! the black?. We do not ?see way the ?louth, which w_t
j always, and of course ia now, lamentably deficient ia
free schools, should not webome Una entarpriso with
as much cordiality, for Instance, as w+j extended be
i fore the war to the Southern Aid 8-joiety. If tba
whites do not, the blacks will, though wo do n >? t'nok
the latter any more in need of its good offices Mian ?li?
former.
It is to be borne in mind that while tho Commisai?>a
has been generously su??p?)rted by the coatnbut iona
of the North, its work is one Bhfah calls for constant
outlay, and its tro?*?ury ne-nts to be continually ii
pi--i : ?bed. There is, so far a ? we know, m way iu
which money can be given to the freedm<?u mot*
beneficially to them tuan vhM given lo Uto ?mariMa
Freedmeii's and Cnion Comaiinion.
They had a Democratic victory down in New-Or
leans on Monday. The Rebels of that city e! r'ed ?
Hebel General ( Hays i its Sheriff. If thora cou.?! h**a
beeu a fair vote, no liai MH?I would havo MM %??
tained. But, while the Bahatl of Loui-iian?. ira *?
tranchised. the loyal m<*n i" u?t, and ao they hal a
Democrat io victorv.
The Loyal Pi'oplo of Virginia will hold a ?Jo!i??a
tion at Alex?? ' ? .. I ? IT''? ?nst
(.'?dorado Jowett wts among the arrivals at Bon >u ima
Eur?ip?* in th?- C'liuia fttMmmmfx
m~~"~"~~~mmmmmmm_m_mm
The n??iitati> ia Alaaaaaa.
To thi Edi'? o/ the S. I. Tri4i??r.
Sir; hTlB TMBBBI of'.his morning I ?Inet??
sa srtiols leaded ' Au Appeal for the Starving Let*. It
i ?hoold bo tuppoted the peopi? o? Aialatuia, ?aer? tin? ?al
i destitution and .?.il'.*i tug ?tut, sri tcuatiMi by the aauie ?pint
| whluh ii manifested io oo? of ?li? ?n .solo* quoted from s M ?at
? pint pspi-r I Iwg Uara io iu'.-.? thal ia addition I > ft? ?tit
I which tb? Government of t'i? Untied State? ho? U-?a to gn
erouitly fort.iiijatt during th? pott Winter and Spring m intat.
' by BIMBI of the Kr?-???ln.?.n ? Bureau under the ?Jn. olioa al
? Uen. Swaym* i - ? 1 ?*gi?! v* ;:-* of tko State, at its I ?*' s<*aiioa
b*.?l!?Ting titi? would not ;>?? ?u^jcit*ut *o meet tbt deiuaml for
brttd alone. aj.;?r-t? ria'.sJ I'?),-?), sad havluf bo mino? ia
th? TretMury ?uthori/ed the G'-reruor to isiue and BtO bond?
i of tha Statt to raitt rho mont?; and to appoint a :. ' ?ni tan
j ?ioner to act on b-'n'f of th? Mute w'th Oen Bairn*, in tor
< nlihing supplie? to iii? il-.ti:.'.? ta t.. part? of the Mata witt
) ont any distinction whit?v-*r
Tho L'?uimiiii'oner wa* isiasll tlttf ?p|.uiat?d.ai<l ,?: lj?.1?/
. entered on thtdi.tharg? of hi? duties, and hm recently r?
I ported hit ?cti ?ii to th?? Gortrtur.
The mocey to m??t th* ?ppropritti>nw*ou!d hive I eua pr ?
I .:??ed l.iiti? tri ?. li a il* ti" ?'*. S?*?.,? jond?. bat tor tas ob
j furtuuu? dldicuity vrhicli hat trisen tH>t?ean th? Pr*-.iJeut
i and Congres? in relation to 'rsconitr-ctiou" or " rcori/tait?
. Usa." 1. ..i ?i "t'-.'s a ? t..*. N'.jtning can bs done in Kurop?.
I the anitver uf oonsved men there i*. "Until tb* Goreninmut
' the I'nitfd Stat?? decitlei flaa?y tiio political ata'.u! o? yo'ir
State, we cannot de?! In foot !?.:!
An a<rent M behalf of ti ? State it now h?re, for li.-, p-rpoa?
1 of makt:*tr. ? poM?Me sn trttigimtut of tome tcrt iu 'lui
i city, anti atrung hopea aro attaataBnl ol'early tuoceu
It n proper to sdd whtt ev)r/ frlonl of tuffern.^ idaittin t
' will be gita tt know, that ?a ?TedaetdaT. the ai. initia?, tit
Secretary of War, with the ippro*-?l of th? Pre.-: ! ?*?! apo?
I beinK informed of the dctil'i*? condiiioa of ?o msny of our ni
' fortunate people, proaip*:. or J?r?d ?a ividltlonal mpp.y of fool
to h? iiit?^ through the Fre?Jmen ? Biimu. niiBcio:it la uv?*t
lh? want? of a.i the deititsts ia Mt State, Re.pActfatly.
I.:.nts E. riMi?ii
F'flh 4*?f ' Mai Mty ?, 1-i-W
?Bilaary.
W.ijor tj. Smith B.Jwa. UMCathl l?Cth N. f fahaa
I t?er?, ld?a on tin JTtl?. u t . .* Pinn Y?n, K. V., of pu'ni?n?ry fta*
| ?uaiptien. cottfictcl by ?tp .iir? ii _H it*rTic?. He w?i ? BaBn ???
?St.nbei-i Cotintr !iiil.i?Sta??*, ?d! ?j" a I o-ratlra ?Uni* i m rnliat
j li i i lila? ?j. h. r i! !.. r?.t , Cr-, o. ?Le B.be?ioi.. lu II i Im .
Iti?;iui?iit it Si,ti|i.ilK,ot?ri II? wai prout ted for ??l.iutrjr l* 1m
i ttljotuit of tilla i??iment, ?nd !utMe<ru?otly to oi?j?*r of Ha i.'d.'h H
V. V..uui?rri If,- pari .-??ji-'J 't ii ri'olj I i til* lattVi u: Lo .??Till??
I Yorktown. lVilI__iiburtb, I!*:.jT?r t'a-.; II-, ??? M.cdaiiiciTllle.
tiiioeiHi.t. Wiit? Hil ?}t??,.p Mi'tr-u. 8?.:ond Ui'.ti? of But!
Huit AotifHu S!iirui'!iir|a?iil ti...'ty?t)iirrB On i?T?n' M -m?ia?
, he w11 eoDipliiiiani? i by ht? conn ii Jl.? ofleen lot (. tu'.iy uat.'i
: ni? Ha aer?! a wife mi oni chi.d.
The Dlaease Agaia aa Iba lacrea??? Tlrti
Healh? aaJ IBu-ee Ifevr taara Bin? e l.aai
Keven All V??ael? B*ar*ed al I p**?r 4|?ar
aailae.
We regret *?> be c jmp ?lied ta sU'o that t'uo epi Ijiuu
> QsaraeUa? bu msds Its appearance on boar J the l.dnut
i?a wsll psswainr? by th? Virginia ware ramorsd to Ibis
talk ?der th? illa hld -i trintferr.J to th? hoipttal thip
' ?ii-on. Naa-oaast bart jcourred daily ?inn then hat thay
hare reoeutlr m reatnl to alaruiingly that tha Quarantine
i ?mi'iiii.?' -.: ?:?? Lav?? deteruittil to ronav? from diJO to JW
???i ?..i? t i 'tv- V-,,^ ,!??. 'J': ? Ilbnoi? 1? hally t. ni-:-?* ? ?' ant
ia oTtioiowded Wbi'n? 'ha Virg'nulia? bnn cleaniitfumigatal.
and it i? beltaied. thornngbly diiinfaotsd. In th? mean tua?
!?..i coavalnt'ents btv? buen i?la?9*d on board th? Saratogs
Th:? groatlr reilSr,?? the hoapiUl ?hip. willoh ha? baioly riivni
for 1.41 patient?, although It baa Mt Mm? day? paet contais?!
li? re i io ni ia r.u t.? ?'ti'?i of the dina??. Th? repoitof
, Dr. Bl mil, pt.nts-! hanW-h, glrotthenametoftrie ntwotie?
. and also tho?? of the recant d?ad. tofrttber aih th? total
I number of deatht by tb? ?pidemio ou tha Viraiuia
Tha olt? ?ii ihiH'lnd by tit? fa -t that th? Virginia wat p?r
1 mit ted ?.? anchor at Upper Quarantine and to lie for eon??
hour? withiu a ?hort diitaao? af ?tatea lalaad. notwithitaal
lng th? fact that ?' e waa freighted with an Infectiou? dite?.**.
We ?re informel, hnwerer. that even now all veaaalt oom? to
that point befoi? being boarded by the Health Ofl!i??r, ??? thal
a repeta.on Si t?? lame outi agu ii not only pom? la but ?a
tremelv probat?!?. The le,'?! boarding plan for all T**t?U
tr.im too lit of Mar to tho '.?'.of September hat '.men. at.il w?
b?!lev?now ii at Lower Qitaiintlct. If our luforrraiioa b*
orreet, and we bare it from exoallcnt authority, there wo-ild
?nil tnm to be oanissnen ia the ?sdoiiBistratlon of ?Tt?.? tt.
tbe Lower Bay.
lbs following it Dr. Untai.'t aiport from lbs Hospital ihiy
Falcon, un ! ?r late of klonday. May li
Total in boapilal lu! t var ti. HI
Add tbrn aew earn.?. ? '
Total . li?
Dedact tUrn dioJ.?. *
Total.?. I*
Deduct, slio, ?S5 pau?nu njonvalesoent) Irsasferred thi?
dty to ?hip Saratoga. ?
Remaining in hotpital. ?T
Tbs a?uana of tb? new oaae? ara
Selina Dodil?? a?ved Jl, of Bradford Eng., from the VirgiBia.
ChrUtophar/orgenten, ag*?J M ol' Denmark, from the Vu
?lula.
Jaiper dephaon. aged uri*, of Denmark, from t'*S Virginia.
Dial siuoe laat rstura
May 7 Bartholomew Haraghty. Neill Hanson, Mary K n ned r
Died pravioutlv . 4T
Add tlis abovs. J
To* ti lnMa
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New-York tribune. [volume], May 09, 1866, Page 4, Image 4
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924