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?bat? AdlttaaeJ ti Hobaiss M?n?|?f S? ?T5 Broedaey. Mea
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an?-1 M? ?uri' ?i o[?r?t?.n ??,, ir?J Th? w iret ??sei auecr?afully
rt??A??l Apply at Da A. Lraaa I M?dtral Offlc?. No 3? Eaet
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?nd coutiuue lo be ?draiiurd in every n? v. t|?l??r of ?ny prumlnene?
te thee -ii.-re and ti.?t in? ?[?onUiiriiu? leatiui
ita t?*? "?lated into all written l?n?u?ir? 11
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mrh.hs.l, and ?lio?o me?u?atu gniJsu lu rat ilium lila?
duertod Dieu fur r? nrJt
Xmtonk ot?la Gritan*
MONDAY. DECr.MIU.K 10, IMS,
TO AMERTISF.KS.
\Vn will tli mk our advertising cin-tomer? to hand in
their AJii-r; iruiriiii?t ?t r?rlv an Imur aa punible If nrnnil aflai
al o'clock tber caanot be rlnaltied und-' th?,r pat BM h??ui.
To C0BME8P0NDENT&.
\ii ?? ?aeaabetakeaof Amm'ShiusCtMBauoteattera. What?
a iniivi i--1 for in?'Ttin'i Baal be authenticated bj the
??t ni i-. Merit} Im pulilir.v
Imii. t'i.t us a ?.'ii irmitj- fur hit f.'?>>u Balta.
All In" -t.uuld lie udilrrsted lu
vi New Yurk
WtiaiiBOt hli.lv;'..i??' tu n-tur
ri?** On the tecoml page of Tniluy'i pnprr trill le
found a rolumn of Militai ?mUltigiut?, rcit?tmttkf tht
milttttiry erent? of the vak. Hrcwklyn and t^uienn (until y
neu?, Buse Ball item?and otlur mullir?, Imite the Court
reports und calendar? and the Monty and (Umral
Markt la.
Tht Nrtr-York ?lorld, aflur puii.si'iitHii.! tobt liniinil
liy tho rulos of tho Aawttdeted 1'ress. \ ."luted thim,
and was dismissed fruin the A??uc.ut.oii. TUa vmII
it ?DC it? anxiety lo fat1 nit?> a quarrel witta tho
remeioiag raeatbei?
The Morid ImiistH uf its enterprise. It printed in
.ldwu.ee < vtia? ts fruin tile Pri'Milcut'.? Hi BBtafje, wlm h
l'ai lii'c-ti Bjifta tu it tinder a promise O? ttCfetJ until
re.ii ia Congi,?-?. \\ . 1" ; ,'V iii? lunn n! ?-111 ?
is known m law as " Im-iuli of trust." A da* or two
later ti (???pute-li was printed in its column?? parpoTtiBf,
t'i Bi .inn from 7Vir firinnrtdfi Cummtrcuil, v.l. ii.
BAW The Commercial, but vi,- ?'.len lunn tin- ??roof
room of ?UhOtbai Mwipapai. This feat ure of ens
is called, w believe, "petty larienv." We accord to
The Horld pitc-nnii' Ure in Stag .S,lit! Journal, lu.
The sptsech of Mr. 'Umina.? Hughos, membet of Tai
Iiaimuit fur Lambeth, ia, in view of all
stances, as frank and candid as an Kngli?h legislator
ka to Hinke. Mr. Uni;!,.'- 1 |
hoi,eves (but in the Uliioli .if Cb in li itnd Siuto the
adrantaf'i'S liavepri |."iiil? ra'? ii. WY du not. nor d"
wo r??? bow Kiiir'ii?;inun tai retveoa tbea
any such txpentiti b? ; D tbj tHbtl '
Mi. BOfbOt thil.i.? that ti.e ('.' RP1 li
" would be ??uiti- a? u-! iii mil n- itroof if ata arara
ted (Vom the S iite." A i miifortal'le and mod
"?i.ino-i surely?but it i-, tila.n that Mr. I!
baa not thought utapi ?mort ?.I the has
it nghtuous d.?union would be to | g per?
.iinl ttoobjeclionetrla po Di -1 Mr.
Hughes?- tpaecb ft I tbt railroa I
evictions, by which W.000 peraoOl ?i re tunied out of
their homes in the iin-troDulilati ?in-1:it t. the nilulterii
tion of the, t -. and bil :
i*ont an 1 ttrj Lin-mi stun! it. dor of a broad <?du.-a
tiona! tr?t of ?nffrafre. Wltat be aayt repnrili'..
Alabama olaimn will be rend bj etarj Aiuctu-in.
iiiti rest. Ile i? not BMpaVttl ta tvlinit that Kiikilund
aliould pay for the Alabama? mi-ihic!; bul be
that the (j'lest.'.n thereof ?hoild i- ! fairly
arbitrated.
WBATlSTAMmrO OUT REBELLION WEANS.
W9 publish tin- niorninjr ttTaVa? I Bl tbt
LoatdtBB piaa ablob it n
propoatd bl d<-.il aitb taa Fenians m Ireland in the
ki tht (??.?.ri-heiii'n ?1 ontl.ri ni.. WY i
tim Tory (Kirtiou of that preta i?s all but u:
Blf?0| a cotir.so o? ; . 1 the Ir.-I.;
and oven the Liberal journal*, with one or two honor.
tble exceptions, Join IB thal n.ea-'ire?. of
tb?< ataiBBatt seventy (.'..onlil he BBOplejl da Thi Timr*
ospdcnilly seems to antui] ?tto ??ometl? ng like
a t.in.ivul of blood. "The rebellion," it
"would l>c tfffflptfl out as we Itatnped
out the cattle plaajtB)|M and it indicates, pret?
ty clearly what woui.l be the character of the
prix ess. "Should there be tnotber Iriab ?wletllion,
theru will be i,o fal-e 13 mpetl J , DOT cv.11 resjei t I u
those who take part in it. No doubt (?ovenmieut at.d
the high civil and military authorities, and BtUNat
o[iinion, will all be in lavor ei all [rftltiirla BMkTOJ and
lawdeneaa. Bat m |OT?TB?vent on 1 trtb cea ti ? ti a
bands and restrain the pa?sions of Mibordinate- a
' 1 tht heat of the conflict, mid half madden?')
by tho bifbt and report ol recent aTociticp."
No one endowed with common understanding tan
fail to perceive what is really foreshadowed in
ihttrtcj remark!. If they nuan anything, tivy
ui'-.iu ?ndifccriminate butchery. They mean that
''.?? Hntivh soldiery hhal! be let loose ti j m
the Irish population, to take summary and blooly
vengeance. They me in that the cruel tale of the .11
tnaica massacre shall be rep) ated on a wider field and
with more numerous victiins than Moram p.uy could
f imish. They mean that neither atet nor age shall
be resjiectod, and that the intiment and guilty
euko are to fall beneath the same stroke. In view of
m h a hellish riot of the passions as all this involves,
Tht Ttrntt says: "The rer-uit would be one that we
shudder to think of For our part, we shudder to
think that in the present age of Christian cmlizutioii
there ran ho found a journal with the pretensions and
the position of TA? London Time? suggesting?yes,
actually suggesting?such a retribution as that
at which the remarks wa have quoted un?
mistakably point. TA? Tim?*, vre aro aware,
hastjno sympathy to spare for the African
race. It attempted at first to defend, and afterward,
when driren from itl original position by tho eridence
of incontrovertible facts, to palliate, the atrocities per?
petrated under martial law in Jamaica. But we did
think it had ioma little "fellow feeling'' for men ef
thp Caucasien itock. We are undeceived, however;
and if Tit Timet is to be regarded as the eiponent of
English fooling, then we are forced to the conclusion
that under British rule the Celt straggling against in?
justice and oppression, has no more chance of mercy
than Uie Sepoy and the negro asserting what they
believe to be thoir rights. But we cannot bring our?
selves to believe that in a matter of this kind that
journal speaks the sentiments of the great balk of the
Knglish people. We cannot be persuaded that the
men who are themselves struggling to wrest their
rights from a selfish oligarchy would desire to see even
rebels dealt with in the way whir li TAe Tirari
SUKgests.
The remarks of the great London journal would
i-tti'in tu indicate a dintrust of the ability of ti? t? ivern
iiH'iit to copo with mi ir.-urre, tnni-iry outbreak ni
It.-land, lor puri'ly ?uch ti desperate und revolting
?ire as (in indiscriminate massacre W9?? never
In- ilriMint uf ur i" ' -i'irthy
lultillmentof The laaaSS'l pOfJ
would con '-lim an;thingwe
oaainiaVgine, that the porwtt ol tin- Brit???. Dottm?
in'iit mu goa*. It would do taon! H i ?
Um Bogil li name willi ?awwf mu? tTi-rldritai' ?ulainy.
Whatever turn nlhiu? in Irelaiiil ii: iy > ie, IttII
In.;)!-, lor tin- t liiir.n !'T of tha? C?iri^i.iii'Ail/.lti'iii
wliiili we hant?t? m i-oiiiinoii with KiiglaiK?foi UM
nkf of our roniinoii humanity?that niercv will no:
lu- ?iicoiitiiiHtitly d.?carded, Mini | ijsjtOBOi I
?i ?rsiird worthy mill ol n ru.i
7,7 nu l HOM AND REFORM.
Tilt' flilTMallhiM to which tim Hi'foriii uWfBBnl m
England ii gtatwillf riniii't t.nl to BJTasjt n"'i '
this bid? of tic Atlantic, und the propre ? of the
?/M? ipWati mil d.iily iiitt'i??.yiiii' Btritrt? i? -r? -.vii! b?
watched with deep and ?ymi'iithttie iL'tTi'-t hy all
Amoru nu- h'Viil to the principle? of hnman fretJom
and political equality. There it a por'mimt IboAtMl ?
can prtMaa, how i wr, Ironi which w11 can hardly I
any tu'gn tWaaUag to encourage the Kuglwh OOOfloin
their pre,-cut rtincj-le tor equal lifta? They winde
fended MgM t-lu.ery lo the utmost of their ahli'y,
and to the last intiment of ill cxi-tence iu Anuru 11.
tad who are doini.' all m tier potTOf to prevent our
lice dmcii fruin ohtiiiniii:; pOMtanwOO O? the 1 oinnhiiicnt
of thci-personal 1 il>vrl !??<-. 1 ?mnof bo rups* ted to bave
either (rood wish or good wortl for OOOMM MM ? a* that
wliich is now OSgOgillg the eliiru'i'- Of the BotalUOIl
of the oh! country; while tli? ''.'ho, hoMin^
toa dort of httbthrd coii.-en . .1 to I oii-uler
that they are hound m nowojotoiirj to hflittle MOMl
M they can the t ir'tiilii nu e ot the ItVform BOTO?
ment, and to OlfNM grave doubts of it
m. 'Uni-, mi- ure. told that .lohn llii^bt is ruin?
ing the ( il'lie lie lui? l.tkt'Il lil li Uni?that aVifl spc.i bl I
aro too liitciiipcrati?th.il hi> tleinili, lol
Oil OTO tOO violent?that the meu-uri't he fH>
IN lOSJ ?Weeping?that III? proceeding* ire alto
Vether too revo!u!ioi.ary. ?UtUl k hut the 11 bo ni
Um ol jurgatmi,- t.l tin I | -I Eng! uni
the greiit popular leader?the stale rrprod'n ?inn, ill?
deed, of th' m lilililelit- ?h;i li 111 r-?.l?~?:i!u?' re
ist* in all BgOB,] an hi id n | ? - til g D Ml I.ib.,r.i.e. to 00?
< tiinpli.-h trrtnt ?clot iii.? in the Hid rOOtl oi lib. '
bunnin hupp ni"'-. Bat -'irh eeiitimet.'iS liiiry?.o
wi.i'ht with tlit'in, and ure pttWtiil ' ttlMOaV
tv ? rd march of the race. 'ii.it. |fl
tlitioiis of ?.?nii'ty ululer whi'I. 1 ..?ntl..
COOM of Kifniii. night di-fi ?it t.'ie |.ur["
Muled to Bom ; lut then- ure period?, win Ii what
trimmer? would 1 nil v.
ensuring nueces?.. In t!
we Mi'
hen. \ blOWl !l..il Um t Da. til I I
Hut we are |oM ?hat then
timate ? ? . the iiiorlul
i. ol tl.i I'
ary in 11 m: 1, li r. Thy hine "a horror oft".
tion," it is asserted, hy the Bl
OH. Ii i- quite new lajkt to
to bo told I
thnii ' order of ti ti
I.uglish piopll 1
.1:.d ?nonar WV ,n!;]..' ti Bj ti ?
licult to he Ii.' I'll Io . . a
radical ern; ?
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the t.!n?. r ? aal in ititi ih mora ?
ti. m ? I 11
that 1. I
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in 1! we B?k.
the 1,' ? ?
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the Ilmvi I.n 1 II ? -I -'
block ' Mort a- ?.nilly orofl ?.'?'' ^
the abdication ni.. 1! .
rind the til-.;. \
.'??Vi'l'itnn-.
tin l,t thu* v. ? .: ? ? ?:. a
the ii'i'lt.riii H.i: ?: I- .' ' D
ary. |- I we are a war
lh- An
?tragt
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l.'i'Vt.i ? I
eiitahli ,?!.:. 1* 1? the
?niiii?
Of nulli o!''
? q .ni '? J. W for wini li huill?n
I li.nk , ? .i ?.i ga, ,i,h1| Lum ? . WJ|
lie no :? ' ? ? ' ?
I'lliiKii* ?if iireiiini M u :
prob
abilitiei a-e ..?1 .". ?ainsi th?
mov?MhMri it. DtTorof equal nnht-; and miiiiK'
litill. the ll.it Ct'd lull of rlllljillthy With it,'
? pul ?'I :l ? li EaTgUod. TI.6
pool Id torc
the liherul ; 1 'iat 1 luinttit liiriilp-hc.- 11
Miiittiitlitit.il lo UM iir-erlii'i, ti ?it th -
regarded with cold ilid.:' DOl poai?TI
jtroviil, hy the cn ut hnirli-h m.dd!?- oJaM. And tie
II tn.iik in!':', "I i., i:,.. , |aja ty Mr. l! Igl I in hil
?osx t ti on ' ... ,
lllterei-t iii lit rtlil.O III lh I q M
More than ti ?OTOU 1! uiifr.imill. ti ?
moro resist UM nigbtj ailvaning tide than can
the stolid arid ?foggo?. 'ior.es. It bj OOIM ti} to he
l."?'"'l ti.ut l|,c DI "-n'y w:!l DOtOliOt fur |tf?Bfl
lu the threat ht Id out bj Mr. ?Mgk| in hi? fe.:, nt
I. OD don t ?ni. I. ; hut he iiuii.t he altogether hlimlto
tin-?igns of 'he times, or wo'ully iirnorant ol tin
tem Innes ot I.i-ti ry, wl,o IsiN fosee in the pr?sent
temper of the BOOOM ?11 Kngltiid the Htroiit/e?t po?
mille indications 1 fu OOOaiflg radical chantre in the p"
lilical coiidiiioii <t li .it toiiiitn, whose dirri t and in
rvitahle ctfect will he to destroy, root niid hnuu li.
Iba) peniicio'iv -t strm of sjajj hyiilution wliiili has
fur ?o Idiik ii juriod dieturhetl the hariiiony and
deliHited lrulll the eieellelire of Ilritish lustl! iltionr.
LEGS. AMJtt AS h MOM V IMS
TlMfa is -o:.i'''h.r.j? more than red tape in the I.e
port of the li '-retnr> ot War. Koinling down tim dry
details, the statistic? of men and ol' material, wo st mu I,le
lipon ttartliiif.? and t urious facts which ars full of
patho? and touchiiij? m^uettion. To a man who daly
appreciate-1 dil 'wo ||g| ajpOl which he stalks to hi*
hu-mess, and tho two arm? with whhh he tights the
battle of lile, it w;ll he intereitiii? to know Ihut the
War Department ha* furnished up to July 1st laut past,
3,901 lefts, MIO '?r"1>' not to mention lo banda, and
U feet. liut the work it not yet finished. The
Secretary estimate! that 1,000 lmbs remain to
be supplied; and as there, are esses ia which an
adaptation is impossible from the nature ol'the injury,
it it recommended that the money ?alua of the limb
which he would hare received had his stump beeu
more compliant, he paid to every one in auch wise a
sufferer. Thu? the Government seems to be doini?
all that it can do to soften these surj?ioal austeritiee
of the war, and to restore the maimed and crippltd
soldier to something likeusefuLaesa and a self-support?
ing status. Hut however kindly and efficient may be
this provision, and however great may bo the triuruphi
of mechanical skill, the sutfwnngs, the disadvantage*,
and the corporal iBi-onvonience?. remain. And no art
of the inventor, no cunning of the pliy*icisjjt can re?
ston) the nervnn which havo been rudely severed, or
maka the patient phymcally wl, do again. The
natural complement of limbs id tho host, simply be?
cause it is natural! and although habit may a N uatom
tha wearer to hi? succc-danoum, ho will always bo
conscious of the los? wh h art has merely BBedt
tolerable. Ile may have tho power of in "?notion,
but not the strength loUfj to continuo it; and tho now
arm which restores his outward appearance may bo
un apa'.'le of severo exertion. When tho host is done
? must bo entered Bpoa
i.xount current of tho Rebol
lion.
B ?'? ?I aro ton and shattered bodies which aro
beyo: . the ra ? . ti .surgeon's hand, and to whom
tho .' 'oretary of V. ir can send no assistance. They
gb ia the forty-one military
of the Nation?one hundred and four
thousand five huui.-od and twenty-sii of them?and
IfatB atoHtsIag body represents a human life which,
le fore the Kobollioii, vas u-,eful, active and productive.
? are more to c m?e, and the number will probably
retattd tt tW i hundred and forty-nine thousand
three hun'lrC'l and n:n"ty--c',.-n. To these D
who weru buried eUo?
where What a harvest ol ?t M h ' W- ?? '*?? ff?nat*
ture of the virility of the land '. What a draft upon
the production of tho futuro ! What a duninuf'un of
the real wealth of tho OOUBtTV ! H it, putting a: le tbt
luld cab ulations of tim oeuiomist, every roador of
ordinary niMibUitj trill nraii the ?aotai?Vt)dfly???
cal fl'ilforin.:, tho btfl r ?ii.'-nt s, tho untimely depar
nue ti UM ateatt, ai.l tbt tog and sharp sorrow of tho
rurviving?of wives, of children, of sweethearts, to
wh "in ide telegram or tho letter boro in
ice, which, if it did not palay their souls,
at least etaUfttl t!m whu!,' timor of their lives, aad
while it darkened iii the.r fal ire, left them possibly
eli- l.'j.ei.li'nt a:,'l alone il a bleak and bu?y world:
lhere ?re wounds which pen?; his do Dot heal, and
wants which tho Qorenuneat, however generous,
it rappl". AU the laws ia the world cannot give
bin k the sou to his wiilowed ino'her, or restore tho
hi;.?b,nid to the arms of hu luiiely wife. T.'nr?
ean hu BO n -ord ?ti the War Department of broken
-th.re is M !,Biewfl of blighted hopos, HO
I i?"ira, the days of
distn - tjbtl, or the Mat aiOtl Dtootiog
dream? ol' wottu n u boin tint red haul of war, stretch?
ing from tbt lui-otr b't'ti.'-tie! l, I. n nmoriel
sill.tt?Ii, i.|'iili the ViTl 1."arti. . lotted bOCBO,
?Aithall it- l? i.'ler reoolliletioot, tttI. may be, stern
muterai ai I ' ; .v.irniuent places a little
ina iimnum? m el tha !. hi of UM -"Mit'? grive; it
?ai bil widow and provides fal his children.
?'mi it do inure! Yes, more, much BO
reu.einher in all its vaunted pol ey, in all its law?
ei Um pteeaet, und ia all it*
tuturi-, how much the very oppor?
tunity of dong aaythil ?? us, and by what
? s at have earned the r.^ht aud the power tt
shape the di UM K.-.eihlii-, tad to make it
lardiao ti ill its ? i.iMren B?gB?Bal evry
form of ojipresrion. We want no wasted lives. \Ve
w.n.t BO rruttiitotis mor' wint a steady re
uienihri'tii'i? ni th?? ju-t, iitiv.?.vii'l hy fBtoagaf?il
kted hutfeil.?, but a! way
I'li-s are at taatke, ur aa igiin
ataJMtJBfaa. Bo mu. h is due to those who havo auf
'.'"I.
lill DU //./' 7 ?)/ i ni t M Iii A.
IfC approach a radii ii solution
? ? ?iruiilefn ?>? i it will doubtless
i' t.'? ? > i.t' i ?.I"ti..i;,-. and ordain, as I
? ?
Bj tai the Pr.
wai the only reason for deferring, last session, a
? tod lamiliar nae i-ssity to Con?
gres? itself; but al tl.c I' I . BO longer
ni waeel measure, the ipoear de
. u? a mi't.-r of
I ...
?8, we will
1
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?II la? a ?i J uaxtlol ia? a ;
it. ii
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iib* at
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srul aP '
I
?'rehensivo and Compact mc. .:e w.<
ii.d passed.
'lu- I !?', l-l"'., by a two-l
? rtad the fir?t time, and sent in due
foilll t" the I i ' ' ? ' .1 ,,;;,!-i.ti,??., Bjf -A hu ?1
Senator Morrill is?h.iirinaii. It was reported February
??ti, without iio' inlu.? aij 1 time, and no*
stands among the first bills on the ta>lttJtaaT<
On the'??th of .lannary li?1. S? I atOf Mo-rill re.
' | bill to " ???Minie the legislative powers dele
Bated tu the CHieeof Washington and Q
and tka 1 Coori ?tithe 1> -if ric t of Columbia."
- for the repeal of the ? ity charte*?,
and, in brief, the government of the Ihstrict by means
of a direct I ^inpaaaeiiitl Cummi?.
|irop.'?eii m. ? ! ? ?? rotary
uf the I':, ridai I tur the I i:?trut''filling in soiiie ??irt
Ihe Sei .-et/irVshp u! Stnte), ? Solh (tor, A ?BJJjOf, Col?
lei tur, Treasuier, Controller, Engineer or {Stirveyur.
Superintendent of i'olice, of Weight? and Measures,
ui gtreetl and 11 i'hwiiT?, of Water Department, and
Flfl BOagfater. Hoards of Btoiln and Kducation are
also provided. These ofl'u era to le appointed by the
1' | deal BUd WlJafillued bj ti I inthensual
mude. The powers granted to them are ifl effeef those
ciiinuionly delegated to municipal and county authori?
ties. This bill (Senate if?) wai rocominitted amended,
and reported M the Senate May '.?, Mr?. It nuw
stands* upon tim calendar for ac tion, and will be dis
po?ed of st an early day.
There are many Btra08J who desire the passage of
this measure. The character of the municipal author
ties of Wa?hington is almost as bad as that ol' New
York It is affirmed bv public tuen i'o:i\.?r?ant with
civic legislation tt.at the jobs are as great and tho
nug a.? pert?-i t, proportionally to opportunity, as in
l'y. Many doubt, also, whether Manhood Suf?
frage will in the District effect a cure. The idea is
entertained th ii even with the colored vote the old pro
Rotithem and corrnpt influences will prevail for a
lutijri.r period than is desirable. Again, there in a
reasonable argument that no inunicipaLty can
properly make this "city of magnificent distances"
what if should be. To pave, light, and establish a proper
and efficient system of sewerage, etc., wwild, it is
believsd, beggar the property-holders, especially when
It is remembered that the General Government owns
a very large percentage of the real etstate??hat on
which the pnblio buildings are situated, and othor
ground not yet publicly occupied. Thors is at least
$.VI,0(K),i)O? worth of National property in the Dis
tnct, all of whtoh Is, of course, untaxi.hlo tor civic or
county purposes. It will be urgeil as a principal
n?a?oii for the passage of Senator MorriU's bill that
only hy means of a direct Congrossioual Commission
can the Federal District and Capital he mado worthy
of the nation; while, at the same time, citnens re?
siding in Washington will not be rated at more than
an eciuitahle proportion ?of the taiation to bo incurred
fur what is held to be a? national duty.
Confiese has passe.? several lawi providing fei col
ored leheols a pro-ra,!? division of the District taxes :
but every provision/appears to have been ingeoiously
and industriously evaded hy the municipal au?
thorities. The s/ubjoot, therefore, must l*e again re?
viewed hy Congress, anti ?ohio positive meniiire detor
Uliuod f/'hioh i/tkiuiot be practically ttnnulle.l by I dis
loyal quibble. Senator Wilson introduced a hill in
the Boi i' - last Basion granting a million (ki acre? of
tim p ib!;r lu, I, for the endowment of (ho D.-'nct
?chool?, providing* tir the aMM of scrip, proceeds of
?hu-; ? im United Btatei stocka, thai ipi
.11 undiniii.: |o be
u;ipli''l to tila mm u ton ance of schools without gio?
lot or race. Thi-t hill a/aj
nid reported buk to tho Senate,
where it remains to be finally consul* red.
On tho lending quostion, wo havo the radical
measure propi-ed hy Judge Reiby, and tho lion. W.
A. Darling's bill fur the election of a delegate to ('? n
irum the District by all male persons twenty
one years of ago, citizen? of the United BUioo, ami
it for one year in tho District. The essence of
.ni wide favor in Congress, and wc
trust that before dngrt-s tnters iuto any wholesale
Lyi-tlit: m over the subjoct of Reconstruction it will
? and ppecific justice ne irer home.
A lol vi*') from the District of Columbia may be an
individual ornament a* costly a?, u?eless, but thi.i lo?
materially on what Congress proposes to do
with ? ; laaaioiptl governments of the Dis
_'_
AUiTRIA?
The first procoodings of the Provincial Diots which
tho tJ'ivornment of Austria ha? recently convoked do
not augur well for a reconstruction of the Empiro
ipoii a innis niore lasting than the one it has retted
upon tiru far. Tho most important of these Diet? in
-!i it of Hungary. It represents the population of more
than one-third of the monarchy, and it is felt in Vienna
that, in (aso of another foreign war, the disaffection
? d Hungary would bo more dangerous than that of
any other province. The Imperial rescript with
which the Diet was opened held out tho hope for a
ipeod" termination of the difficulties which hitherto
existed between the Government of Austria and
Hungary. Th? party of modorate Liber?is, who foi
to? the, leadorr-hip oi Deak, and who number
IM vote? in the Lower House, are willing to
i N || With tja?. I.overument, but insist on
tho re^orarni!. of the laws of l-ISas a preliminary
to thr . of common ufftira. Tho estreme
left, or the Radical?, who number ii5 votes, have re
! not to vote for any addre?? until the Constitu
tioa n entirely established. A great, agitation pre?
vails throughout the country; tho Radicals are g lin?
ing, the moderate Liberals aro losing ground,
aad a cn,n, which may decide the fate
ot tho Austrian Empire, seems to be near
ut hand. Should the Government continue to ni US
.on of the old Constitution, the most
??fui of the races of the monarchy will again
i | it-) Moot implacable enemy. 8hould the
Kmperor, on the other hand, bo induced to grant
all the demands of the Hung-nan?, there would at
.bio with the Skavic tribes belonging to
? iry. A dispatch from Agram, the capital of
Croattu, t ays that there was iu that city an assembly
of Ski ' hat the Hungarian flag wa- trampled
DJadoi foot, mid that a great agitation begin* to npn ni
I the G (against Hunmry.
In the Diet of the 'lynd, the representatives of the
I ik in favor of annexation to Italy.
In the Diets of thr Qonaosi PflTilaCJJ. lOaVtlfalg men
? a permanent separation of 0?>rman Au?.
;. ii an impossibility. In Gallicia
UM Toles ?ra jubilant that a native has boen appointed
(?iv.ruor, and that tho proceedim;? were for the first
Uhm ? . . hut the Ruthe
ent a majority of the popo
tattoo, ippeal louder than ever for lioip to I:
All this indicates new troubles and now dangers to
the monarchy.
THE F?? ..J RACE.
Au b1 race of suthoient magnitude t.,
' ?ive attention of a continent or two, is
aiino'itned to come otf the 11th of December. A
? i.itiry "t considerable enterprise and of bound
bo (?aid to have the all tir in tow; and
if the great ocean yacht trial does not
e the evi m ot a century, it will
certainly bo for no want of racy historian^.
bbMbb, Hi nriitta, VootO and Fketwlng, are to
Hook for the marine light on the
BToot .'iid of th? Illo of Wight, at ouo o'clock on
' iy neit, amid tho imaginable cheers ot th
? ' ' ? . ;is of money and
principles of seamanship are at stake j thou?
sands and tens of thousands have been bet on this
bit'iui;, miitu-t. Iho Jtohl Henrietta enters this raie
s a vi. tim, ami it maybe to become a con
the extent of the entrance-fee of
thirty-thousand dollars; but all land-lubbers must be
impressed with the oceanic character of the ?wert -
stakes. Mainsail, jib, flying jib, jib topsails, fore
i M 1 otl.iT marine t^ikle aud tog?
gery, are talked of as only amateur sailors can, with
a perfect wnnliness and hurncano of epithets that in
these cloudy day* of Decemlier uiii't be the wonder
.- >ale I iiidsinon and the delight of weather
beaten tar?. There aro as many as tkree agroeiueii*?
between the rival yachters, MOOMO. Bennett, OaVgOOa)
and Lonllard; Commodore McVu-karof salt MtO
is t'' be the umpire, and Mr. Lennard W. Jerome,
artWI regret must be that he cannot outer a sea-horse j
and carry off the stakes with Neptune as a jockey, bj
to hold the porte. By all accounts the rate is to be
as spirited BJ it is primely in its preparation and out
l.iy. Nnii'ty thousand dollars have been subscribed
to the common fund, and a hundred thousand, at
.ter into the sport in the form of wa?: r-.
The gentlemen who titke part in the race are all men
Of WaafJtll and position, whose amusement takes the
shape of the oceanic and heroic. Mr. James (?onion
B nuett, jr., who, we believe, is the sole owuer of the
handsomest yacht of the fleet, goes into the race
with a dating otiergy which the fast-sailing
BO? paper he edit-? will strive in vain to emulate.
The race, bj mapped out, deserves mir admiration;
for it is the very first time in the history of Ameri
t an sporting when the love of exercise, that still
at times stirs the pulsa and blood of young Man?
hattan, has taken the ocean for a field.
Let us ri'lil our best wishes to the general br?ete that
will curry theio yachtsmen of ours to the Isle of Wight.
Ml -h \l
ITALIA!? OPERA?WIMTXR (lARDES.
The popular opera of "t'rispino e la Co maro" will
bo jirrf irnn',1 tim ??vening' by Mai M.trotMi i Indian opera
rnmpany at WltttiT (innlen with thefollotrine: a liuirable oust.
Mua i.'tuiaa K' i, .'?? tote lulim V i.t.-u'in I ?lui Koiicoui.
ibis will lai the last tiran Hutt Ihi? dellf htfal 'ipi ta i in he rv
Baahtw this MOaaa Th*** who hart) not Ururd it iboultl take
a.h ai.tan? of the opportun??.?
ORAltl) ( OUCttCT AT STKISW?T HAU..
Mr. Henry Tucker, the well-known couiposar of
" When th? Cru?! War ii Over " mil other popular ?otitra,?ri?r?
his tint concert at Stem ?a v Mull, thia BTBaillJ II? w?i be
assiit.'il by tv Urn? airar of talent a:i?l will present imut
attractif* rrnKraiDiB?. we hope thal a liberal publio |>n*raiia,re
will wake Mr Heur? Tanker I first n uccrt a doctd?nl uax'???
WARI? SCHOOL K.CKPTIOV
Last Friday evening there was a recepticej at the
Wirti sMiv.il at WaihiiipTton HlgMa. na the uren station hy
Mr .Inhr. Strait' n mt) lit? Tru?lee? of the Twe fth Wa-l
of priie?. priiniiatiii hy him to ih'i merit.iriDUi sohalara. The
aeaaaasB sad d.? ftno weather b'nught immy thiuor of both
inei i>it ?Jl of ?tom, unlortauiUely. ?Hild Kain aiinittaace.
Mr. Ktlatar Ktrichuiu. u )?ws hwaataaeaBaol util'.r Bia
alile.l attviiaHl by MtHura. K. L. Urrrmore. Commaalonor
eiset. U. IV, IVrkln?. Iiisuecavr, Truite?'? Stra?tou. Siallon,
Krmvp ami Faller anti AMinnan B W Van Voorki?. M?
Daily prraahatl with ?k11! an! Uat? at the put?? ?JUi th? iprU
ami l?>yi perfiiriritKl their jaita wall in recitation?, ?iialoiru??
?oles tluvU and choruse?. The opetiiiiAt aililrea?, by Mitis ?uria
CashlnK waa approprlst? ivn.l well deliver?*., an I A Sa ?at
rai?? ? ' bJiaa Fila Fay "? aa the pro(jranime kjul It. ma<Ve it a?
?asy to write of ti? try' in the ?eparatui?' bia**, wheo the
tittie ?Irl appeatetl and-saor her aong
Th?prue? ?ome elegant iKHik? wurt? then prraentr.1 by Mr
fitr utoii to the btiupr ohiklren with a fea pimiant ?urti?, ?i, 1
Inlet aJAlrtataia were mad? by Ihe ('hairnvaii ?I'd ?aMM) 1 OfHcer?
ami thr Alderman The laller invited ? coiamiltee io reo.'iii'
troiu him a band ?tuae sum with winch to proenre suit iltli?
proaeut? for th? tvaihtr? ???fore Cliriitmaa. (if all Ule ?..?oes
unthill?! ,r?v.' mun |>leii?tire than Shasma O'Rriaa" by hla-ti'^
. ?Iiuhi- ailinn und brotjtw were exoellt'nt, and who ?ait
al araat r?warj??l by a ?roiillouiaii BfSSSai willi? un?e lot, i.i?
ii/rfiiiinaooe
WAkSmNGTGN.
III. MbXK.'Afa QIJESTIOB?COLiiRAItO?TUB BRXT Vii,?.
l'KI-;Si?i..NT?1-Tl.?l.NAL lUSVaJI?B OBl'A RTM 8BT?
Tim nar oat?i?mr. waixs'a Ptamjexo TABir?
Illl.I.?AJLHII.a-s I KMKTRKIKfl? CKIUSOBAI?
BT i bli?liara Be rae raiavst
Wawi ne?, rus. Ike. a )rV<)
The Pr?sidant is displeased with the tenor of N.ipo
le m'- reply to the telegram from tl.eSui,. [japajltaBtai
eallTg upon him to fulfill his promise anal withdraw,
Bil troopa I'mm Ifoiioftia instailneiit*. ThevJalHiiot,
??.n, it is understood, ?ide with the
Prtaidant It is considered doabtfel, however
wh.-iiier tot fbrtber raijaaaa>trapoa till be made
and the nrulialiil Mes aro that the Fra-ut h Km im-rta
will be iillowi'd to have his own way. ladint. tlv
it i? hinted that Napoleon's action m reftuwa ti?
linly because ol abat h" regard.? as a
violation of tbt plcufje of neulrality and non-inter?
ference OB our part, hi? potttioo being that bv the
; of Gan. Ortega, the tiiapateh of c.-n. ?Sherman
and other objectionable movements, our pledge of
Dentnlity ?cris broken, and the oonpact therefore k
withdrawn, rendered null and void.
Napole?n having changed the time for the evacut
lion of the French troops from Mexican soil, and the
ports of Ifexieo hemg itill blockaded by Fiance, a
?to 1.1? ?.laen whether the Hinted States mea-of,
war can land Gan. Siierman and Minister ( 'aiiiplteU.
It is asserted that the pruusJiil.liea an- ihat the vr-wej
will remain in Mevieau water.-, until advices roach
there from our own and tho Kreuch Governments.
Count Monfholon now ef peet* to sail fro-u tJeaj?
York on tho villth irait., lUbtoad of the loth, HBjj>
viously stated, t? i, 4-a?.
1 ho friends ol' Colorado are confident of hm early
admission into the Union as a Stale. Tlioy say tbe
opposition at homo comos ulmo?t entirely from the
Territorial Governor, and the gentleman whom be
commia-uoued as delegate to Congress in the fuce of
teM re[ioit of the Board of Canvassers against hiui anti
a tow of their personal and poUticallHeiiala. It it
uinleistooil that Senator Wade will to-moirow prosent
to the Senate documents and papers now in tue city
which will fully counteract the false impression, that
Colorado has been declining. They show a great,
increase in population, wealth and prostienty; tjj?*,
the tai valuation Irom the year Ir**, is fltt.tilo,.???},
au increase over last year of nearly two miiliooa
of dollars; that the mines are not valued or tued,
and would probably double tim total valuation! that
the filings and entries in the said office for actaaj
settlement under tho Homestead and Pre.
emption Laws, for the ten months ending
November 1. 1***>>. were '?'?1,000 acres, an increaei
over tho same period last year of lll.Ofj)
that the F?rat National Bank alone, ia
DeOTOf City, from May IO, Irttt, to Nov. 1, !???,
drew exchange to the amount of nearly #I!i,000,?OO,
and other banks do nearly as much buiiness as that,
Tho assessment for Internal Revenue, for l^o?, it
$141,3.j>i. That during the past year, ?50 new build
ere erected in Don vor City alone, at a oost of
9170,000; end many other towns are proportionally
prosperous; that eight new smelting furnaces, ate
cost of $M>,000, llave been completed; that 58
miles of mountain roads, at a cost of ftjO.OOfJ,
???i constructed; that 136 miles ot large irrigat?
ing ilitche? ata coat of $1.BJ,000 have been made, aud
that the production of gold has more than doubled
within the past year; that the Post -Office receipts for
the year ending June .10, W>6, were 9-??>.'?i|*'> more
tnan in several of the States, and an increase over the
preceding year of $I5,9i>0; that the crop* have boee
abundant, and it m thought enough tv supply the
homo demand; that the protended census is partial,
one Im1i?i of the important counties uot being re?
turned, and the count in others mode hy the aaoaaeon
being confined to the tax-payers : that the indication by
is of only about .Ui,ooo, iscontradic'odby the
property valuation a.s it would show a per capita
woulth, larger than that of any State in the Union-?
that the votes also indicate a larger population, la
\-Mi4, on the lirst Constitution, it was ii,vftii>; in lisfi?,
for (rovemor, 7,407; In Illili, tar delegate, a light vote
wa." cost, in harvest timo, for an office expected to be
abolished by admission, yet it was within four of
=even thousand. Krorn all these tnou it is inferred
that the pr?sent population cannot bo less than tlfty
or sixty thousand, and it is boing rapidly increased hr
en.gration. It is claimed that tho rapid appr?o*vou of
two branches of tho Pacific Kailroed toward Colorado,
and the vast extent of her agricultural grasmg, gold,
:, copper, lead, dal, and other minea, ?vntt
! salt and petroleum, insure a rapid development and
increase iu population in the immediate future, aad
1 that she is soon to be one of tho great, rich and rjcjpo
toaa States of the Union.
The question of electing a Vice President in plaoe
of Senator Poster, whin? term ol ??ihi-e ???pires on toe
4th of March next, will be brought up in caucus in a
fuw days. Several members of the Judiciary Commit
e of opinion that, in tho event of the removal of
President John?:t?n by death or otherwise, that Sena?
tor Poster, whose term of office expires on the 4th of
. li next, could not hold the orhce ol President
beyond that time, and that, to avoid all contro
. on that subject, and to provide agaiasl
toi ;i?i'!:t, it is the duty of the Senate to eleel
another perron?a Senator who holds over. There
are a number of Senators oppose?! to touching the
q ???tion for the present. It is probable that th?
matter will le formally fixed lu caucus in the coure?
of a few days.
The lull introduced by Mr. Kelley of Pennsylv<toia
looking to the creation of a iJepartruent of Internal
Revenue, aim? to takot he control of the revenue fr?re
tho Treasury, hut Utan aro doubts whether it can be?
come a law. The bill ia at present iu the hauda of tbe
('"inmitteo of Ways and Means, and even if reported
upon favorably by that body, and is ptjajsecl by Coe
t'iem-, if would bo certain to receive the hxea'ultvl
veto. In that event, the Senate would sustain the
TOtO, and the bill would tail. There m an iinprrrssion,
l.oui-w-r, that the bill will never rea? h Congres.?, but
that it will be smothered m the Commut?e.
The statement that the Supreme Court has deci-ded
to rehder ii decision that the test oath is unconstitu
t.onal. by a vote of five to four, is without any f?Hiti
dation in fact. Thero has been no c-'iitoreuce at the
. ut timo of the judges m regard to the roatler.
The question ariried at the last term wu as to the
constitutionality of its application to attorueya prac?
ticing before the Supnme Court, which w us argued at
great length by able counsel. The dur) prior to
their adjournment rendered BO decision, but it waa
givon out at that timo tint' tho Court hehl that the
tes; oath was une" ii If was generally an
,..id that the matfor would be definitely ii tod on,
and the decision rendered at tbe moa-tingoi tha ?jaraeetit
tem. I am a^ured, on the Ter* best authority, that
tht qoeet?oa baa not yet been ?lefiintauly act?*! on.
lsiiiu, ebea rendered, will not lu tes to the
i oiistituf.iiiiality of the test oatt, iu its gaaahtal ?poli?
cation, bul only as applied to attorneys pracfieitigbe
toro the Bapreaae Court. At laaat, aaota i? the unaier
standing of some of the Judg"?. on fin? bernth.
It is aaoerteioad that a prominent feature of Wells"!
proposed tanti bill is a specious show of relleno*
manufacturers bj reducing duties on raw malarial.
Tbe doij 00 awl competing with A monean newt is
IO he placed at six cents instoad ol ten cent?, ami lea
per oeut ad valorem, as provided in the Hou?e bill of
:.?-( ?eesioii, uni this in the face of a privdticuovj of
um 1 ?ii Hueiios Ayres alone for tins year??? l?O,t?^a,000
pound? moro than our owu production, and re?
ceived at one fifth the cost.
During the ptwt year the Government has ftid
great attention to soldier?.' graves aud cemeteries.
F.verything that a patriotic respect tor the d? m1 eoidi
suggest Bat been done. Kvery grave ha? benneere
filly tended, and its tK-cupaiil'a name and rank put ??
timbead as well a.? on the record? ol' the cemeterr.
A* first this wai done on wooden hea?lbeanlsr, bat de
u m? to perpetuate the IVOOti of ita bravj saldterr.
C ?ernment has now determined to make the bi?ivj'
lumrds more lasting, aud have coiattrBifod them af
iron. The whole number of bajdie? ol C mon soldier* I
reportad ais buried ia 341,?70, at an expense of 91'44" ?
7i?l tv?. These are buned in cemeteries In tee follow-1
ing Military Departments;
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Artansa*. Il.ttt
Louisiana. Jl,U?)
Teif. IS?
Kistori cloeed her 4???*ageieent lAera last *1*omf\
appearing for the second time in the chwac?ar or
?lizai?i?. Tba theaUr was orowded. lialfofiofl'
gress won preeent, ali?) many nietaaSers of thefwi^
Legations, Ueost of the Preaideata household. &?*
Hickman, aad e large number </ other distitageiin*?
uidividuals. Ristcan's eng?v|^iueot here b? not beea
altogether a suoeeas. For several nights ahe ap?
peared te bouses only half filW? La4t night, ?he was
called bBforethe curtaia after, the perfornavntj?. ena
made a speech ef twenty-Jiiaasacoucis' duratuiajraw?
took htsr two dey* to oom nut to memory, in ?*-??*?
speak, it La the English laaguege. Menjkger CWJ
kiu??ly furuuhed the newsrjsaper fraternity with ?ty?
of the ipeech ten hours ie advance ef Ha d^very
Rastori appeal, in Philadelphia to-morrow
The Hon. T. W. ?*^>*?^l"\W!!L
Hamoabin. will deliver en adir m Ufere tbe Y??f
Men's Christian AsBK-iat.onJn tltte eily cm W
evening next. Sabjact: " RevoluUons al the mtvae?
', A PauTiTto oou>meao43 in .?bis oitv uoit wo?1 f,,( **