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TERMS OF THE TRI Bl ME.
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porte, u (uni from ihr Morar?an . <>']
Bethlehem,Pa., the Money Article,ana Mar) -, !
appeal mi the second page ; a Card ? ? rningthe
Put no-Forte* ol the rarit Kxnotitioi 01 lhe\
third page, ana Literary 1 tenu m the ti ti ;??< ? . j
VTIn Tim W11 ?Li 'I kihi se, pnblithed thi$
men bino, the firti oi a teriet 0/ leltert frotn mir,
liamrd Taylor trill appear. Alto,
ttaflmeni of " He won 1 tat* b%
Itobineon, together teith the netta!
/?m villa ttmi bono -lilli S'etce, Hditoi ? ? . ? ?'
( 'nil Xieporte, Mm /.< te, S'c,
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night adopted ?in ,iim-liillii.-lit tn tilt? I
lull pim ?dili^ k>i u C10 1 i.l^i'i li.uni: '
Ar? th?- Mississippi bill v.'.i-, no1 'Im,1 is.-.I of
on Minni. 11. tin ? (i.iijil;iin.iiil ? 1 s' 1 r> 11 _;
hopes tlial tlie amendments to the orig ual bill
ix iii have weight willi the Coai I.
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A aiued convention o? trilitos nuu blacks
lus m ?un. .I m Baltiniore, the obje 1 ol rrliicli
is the I'ltlirnl consideration ni Maryland poli?
ties. The Convention numbera two tim
?nul is ?i grant! salve foi disloyal ?yes.
Tin' Aiini lu.x. -(.:? m ;,il y< - . i i 1 - -i -d to
the Cabinet the muni point? <>i bia opini in on
the l)isii;iiicli?simi nt nuil Ka ; ,. liiiin.
It m 1 ? ? 1?? ?it? ? I thai it will be c?omniunic.tfed !??
t!u- militar)' cotuuiaiuleis in ti of an
Oadei 1 ..??ii tin ?Vni Depai : ment.
Thaukrj tu tin- \\n u li. 'i 1 ??? oi
quarantine pim m,on?., a I.Mil ..'
icii lit ;i 11 \ illicit.lilted .it C.i- : ti the
(?lin 1 dux. It tv.1 - oui) 1 irttui it? '.'. ii the
Depiitii s ni tlie ll( sith Officer a
tn prevent 11??- landing ol p
St cauter.
The ?1 iniii't.i rv ('i?iiiiiiilli-i- vis'- I 1
(ni. Congr? ?-i iil.-iiinii to tin- pnrauil and
c:i|iiiiit- ni Booth, iinil the hui B ? ?til
diary. Tlie ( ??m m i ; 11-<- have muh .? :
ii|i..n Jndge Unit im ?i cop) ol the diary.
Judgr Hull is cv|ic( ted tn apjieai
( i.llliniltcr I.I-IIIU: Mill .
A a?rions, riot -enured list uighl al
in which a number ol persons wai I mid
wouuded. Tin- lint originated in nn n ick 0
Judge Kelley ?while apeakiug, b) ?nsol
Rebel ?ympntldes, and wat an out-cropping ol
> the spiiit ni Kon Pillo- ?nil N ? ? Oil ins. The
Judge tras defended, and kia .1 uelu
(???. u. _
It i- atateil tlial the Judii iarr C ? ii iiltti ?? de
siic -sdiin- informatiou ou the disbtiraement of
1 be <ontingent fund <>t the St;ite I? pa
There are M-vernl items in th
ment o? the Dcpai tmenl nun .1 1
" I'li's-illcllf'-i ,l].|i|-.>\ .li." ililli tOg 1
ing to $117,708 63. It is :?11??_;. ?I thal port ol
this munn araa naed foi political |. 11, ?s,,.
Mmis. r. jin ciiiiiiin i.is- . . _ i? i
;it tin- Cooper Insiitnte the Hi ?I ol th? ;
t.. !.. given b) him mulei the auspices of the
.\ssik iiitidn toi the Adx.im 1 nu :it of Btiencc
and Art. The exploration?? ol this travelei in
Equatorial Africa have attracted the attention
of the multi in n high degree, 1 I his s otiul
ul tln-iii m ni rare inter? at.
Washington bos .1 mmoi thal the lobb] por?
lion ni the General Governmenl bas earned ?i
good share of the pardoned c<>!i\:it Kolin?
stimuli's money. Ii tbia be the case, the busi?
ness of r^rdon-brokerage requires little cux'tun-*
locution, and is one of hand-class ruins. The
case ol Mi. Kohnstiinun frill, ol course, tempi
ess tn anothei im es1 igation.
I Lime and Prussia have already begnn to
carr) out the provisions of the London Confer?
ence. France has dismissed the 1?eserves whick
lud been (-?died oat, and Prassia h.is oi*dered
lin- nuil?, nu tin- fortifient ions ol Luxemburg to
be stopped. The Crotrn Prince ol Prtushi ?ill
lisji the r.iiM Exhibition in the course of the
present ?eck, ?uni be ?ill -nun be followed by
tin- 1 _i11 ^' and bj Count Bis-ninrvk.
The people of the flooded h lets in Louis
i.iii.i beg veil h.ml Im boat? to sa\?. the
drowning and t??????I foi the starving, lioth .m
being s.ni them in- officer! ol the United
Btates, nnd nu help that can be rendered ?ill
ra ?pared, Coteniporary with this ?t Kew>Or
leaui paper indulges ia ?i sneer ?it Northern
t'harity. The charity U conaiderable?tbe aneei
ill-tiiiu-d. _
The latest returns from kj five ?1
I)?-iiii?(?iitic in.ijniity nu Con n ni about
ISrOOO. Th?' t'ii.il rote ii no1 reported Last
yeal the DenMcratie inajorit) roi Clerk of Ai?
peals ???s :'...mi. The Uemliera of Congreas
?lili .m- .di Democrats, Rice Hep.) being de?
bated m the Vlllth (Bandalla) Dirtrid by s'ki
niHjniity. The l.c|iiii>!ii;itis ( ,m ntl t-?sDhrtricl I
last year by a niiijdiity of .">.i?l.">.
The Bnb-Treasnr) and ?1 National bank lm\
i s? ?-T hcciisudiUiili ?Ins. ?I in NYiv-<li halls hy lim.
?iiimi-iit authniily, ?t liiiDinial panic pi'fvails in j
that City, In both instittititms, over one of
which i.ciis. Hi-iinn and Grangi-r _M din-ctois,
In.i'y ?lifakatinii.s have occuiicd. The Gov
?1 uni?nt is but partially se,-iin-d, and the olH
cial diaaatei cniimitcd with th?: Merchants,'
bank in Wa-_ingte-,j aityaait to lia vc bc-cu re
produecd?_
Mr. Gt-nit Smith and Mr. Horace flinkij,
abritiaitrt of ?hn.sc ipaackft Wi give, spoke to
a colored meeting in Richmond yemterday. Wt?
reiiiemlw-i that ?uch auti-Slavery lepresenta
ti??s M Mema, I Willison and Heethei have h;ni
irte mich iu Fort Sumtcr, and thal tiru llou.
Eleni v Wilson is travel | ., :
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the ta ? other stras leo adni J
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Til > i -i - -' ii Dai Is to i(Bbc ??'
n.ii . otetnp i- trio? a | inaii ?tjj ml ? i
?i,j, " iUob 'I 'c - - iirnalifl ho
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mi fn ss ii ali ?>"-? thal t_ ' ? ?.
o- o i in? 'i is u ive not] . 1--m -l to
, i ..'ii ne? itli L ?' ' ?? i - the i
wind wiiit It V..* h'-'-'l lot. One 01 tWO d'wrv.i
tiona, however, maj he ' i ia retei ??? i
ii ;t liKttfci w_J< i? lee ns to ei te nott than
ordinal] Interest.
Jefferson Davis wes taken prisonei two ) ???-?
r?imv. Iii? wa?, aiicsff.l as an RSMM n -;.-l-l ?OI
his ?Mi'.-.st. the Qoverainsnl paid the .sum ol
nu?-? hundred th msan I do tai PI Presiden!
claimed te know in offering this rewsrd thal
Mr. Davis v..is (Ii- BCCOmplioe ni \Vilk(-H
Booth. li" waa thrown m??? a dungeon, sud
nilli i. ?.ni, ami li M in barrassiug durance. As
ii a ? i | a. i- [te i"? ' ? the a?s,is?iu ol'
Mr, L:ii")lii, tins liii'ii ami vu! mc?:
?lid n?! aeem n i m?*? ?? - -1 ? y, and ws w?we
con! 'n'. VVith sil tb i proot- the Ad?
iiiini-.'! i'inn olainted to have, was ii
no! Wiso, nay. WBR it BOl dttS !?? the BISO
.'? th ? m ?i: i I ii ni, thal .??i??'?lv lestree
ahonld be riaited npou i!.?- gr?ai o?_sndsr.
Certainly, ii Jefferson Dry ? ??? ia eooeeraed lu
tin* a, i--:ii i'uiii ol Mr. Lincoln, Ik? WAS the
chief as.si-.siii. The wretch who was shot, the
four v.T.'!?!i;-. who were ao swiftly hanged one
nu?i-s'itniii.-i'-s iliv, were the mere ?nstrauMUita
in the Inn.Is o! the ?.??.at criminal. This" be
? indue -?i Mr. Dsvia'a si rest, sud the pa]
i. --it* o! so euonnoui roward. Wli.it came o?
the arrest . With evidence ??! Iii? t_: ? i i 11 in the
p. i,?.., ?i 1.1 ol Mr. Staul ?ti- \\it!i s handled gen
'.ily too l,'!>P. te be as.i.T i
io coiu : ? ii n fty ? v-nli Hie (???mit?
iltle lawyers tn I distrid -attorneys duly
cimniis-ii.iii???I. the -if ii criminal was permitt? ?I
i > ii-,nun in prison, .?i'l ?i"' i? word waa asid
jus . ?. r.,1 i.-. > ; pars tiii? baa continued,
?w l n ???.. ni iii ? end ei t^'? ye ira, the ? ? n
mut permits him, an nppupished SBasasin, to
lu- ii!..-n from pii.snii ami it'leaaeu on bail. If
? his is ii^lii row, wni'ii ?lili it be "m" right!
If, ati.-i di, the Uovernmeul lias no sviiionee
the coropliciti <>i Davis and l>.???ii',
why waa boI the charst' withdrawn.
\v ?li. it waa aa a tra ?.. aud m?! a- m a
?ii it Mr. D.ivi? v i, held, and as Mich he should
have '??- -n kepi in .mi!. Bul why keep him in
jail f 'I';.- m. m is a cuni,', ami s crime, sccoi ding
tu M ?n, thal should be pnuisbed. I bete
?s a Iswful way o! punishing nn*n in tllisCOtin
try. I ? ?. -? ?]> a m m m prison trial li
.. if law, no1 obedience to it. Mr.D
mi', hilve committed in.'ii'.' ?i uni-??-o mail)
indeed that, (recording toon? howling Pharieee,
-? i? i? a (ii^_?i k -i* . n h to um conn?
.i i . .i be pciiiiitt?'?!
?? t ? ?l". ?crate s lus t. litoi ? i ?'
? ' if a i e State." Bal In?'' d i
we kn ..v th m be committt ?I ??? im ?- ' i ?
. . ? ?? f ..? : . ordicl <>!
i x'a-' ? i : i,i \ m i, I?.. t??? - Mi. Dsrii is n
..n il, m-1 ?? we also I?." crimin ii ' r> tuse
he kn i ? u to ha ? i onuuil led tra ison, muel
we a ' ' un ' moi ii ?
bob to the Cou?til itionl li ii li rig) tel
Jffft'i ?.m Da. : i, and im] rito i bits I i ?
VT r ? i Rll ' i ! ' i
W.I. oi citizen W illiai i I I
U. ml ' iii? it i? pop - .?? i
Mr. D.i?i? i? a :
as a traitor, he ?ho ild long ago I
been banged. Well, ii ?? nl??> '???imhuix
i tiwi ii Mr. Thurlow \\ ?. I !, i i In?
s Inn would ! nig i." bave la cn in ?
?Ve ha? ao ?ti ledge ??I the fa t.
i.i ? m \ ei '?? i n ri ,. ?"t ii iici tri I
. i-v ii mi indi? tim m iu-in found. He
? liliorty, aud io long as he is not legally
i ? I we dial! m-.!?! thal he remain at liberty,
ii ne tari we ??.all find t wenty bonds?
men who will loawei foi hil security until
i The ?n in? ip! ? is 11? ? m a?, xv In iiui it
i to ! ? ? ? oi \\ ? ? d. oi citizen Dei mot
i I foi ii??ni!( -uni battery, The law l???s
li ? the Constitution no " populai "
ll's.
' i ii iili/aiis testify (Inn applii iiitnni ol'
the : inciple so conspicuouslj violated m the
rase ol Mr. Davis bj becoming his bondsmen.
Listen !<> the Pbariseea howling, li is populai
to howl Bl Mr. D;iv i?, ami lum i-all tin? londly
? {nation. What i? jitatice 1 W bat
ia I What i? the Constitution ! What sie
the honor sod dignity ol (bis nation.' Mi.
Davis is a ti,iiii??, ;?:,<l ?hoiilil be hanged!
Will, .lohn?!?]) is a pallin!, and why ?lid be not
bang liim.' The Plmrisees uim howl oval
Davis h'l/./.a Im Johnaon? Bo longss Davis
waa a fact, we opposed him. The Rebellion he
led, the slave system he cherished, the disunion
he preached, we have waned upon, wv wai
upon them now, ami shall continue to do so
nulli this land ii ?i laud ol' minn?.ii freedom
and impartial inffrsge. Bul Jefferson Davis ??
no long? a (net. ii?- no longei represent!
armed treason. II?- is our victim, tun prisoner,
the creature of the laws, and one in whosepsr?
?on the lawi have im ivvo yean been ?i??
bonored. Against thal injustice we have pio
t" ii ?I, a? wc In.?io to pioti ?i Rgainst injusties
in auy term, no mattej how lofty oi lowly the
victim. This ws ?io because we belie*! it to
be right. The nmriseea may h??wi notwitfa
standing, w?- have heard them many ami
man? a time before.
wv print on anothei page an esssj on
"Our Kstional Debt," riroposing two moths
ol sxtinguiahing It, neither of which, the
writei aays, m.nt t<> repudiation. We beg
leave to ?lulu lunn him, most decidedly, 00
that point.
Li t u? illustrate the essential rascaliti and
ineffable meanneaa ?>i bia position:
wv of 'I'm. Tribuns fell ii our duty, <lm
iug the Wai. to UTge ? vciv pal liol io inn?i
all he ( (Hil?l span- in the tlnn lapidly SUg
menting National Debt j ami what we iirged
upon othcis a.? a dut} we felt it a duty lo do
ourselves: so that pre had some 181,000 lu?
rested In those lecnritiei winn the War dosed.
Since then, we liaxe ?old ?mt every dollar ol
them, paid ??d' therewith s >?u,ihki stortgaga
mi ?mi premises, and apent the ie?iduc
in enlarging ?mi pap? and iacreatiBg otu
piintiii'.' matu ?als and machinery, How could
W6 evef <L?r?* to l?M>k an honest man in the
lace it we should How turn | .short coiiu-i Hld
demand that these evidences O? National iu
d?'lit(dm ?s, alter they have btSB BSSd to p;iy
oft' our debts, should be strnch ?lead ia Um
bandi ol ????r hit?- cnditois, m othcis to whom
thor have beea fairly transferred 1 Weean-,
imagino hBW MU SM can pioposo thin Hlid
not ixhoic that li? i? a villain.
Uncle Sam is ?of "an insolvent dohtoi." He
i? perfectly anio to pay, end Mill pay to the
titlernioHt farthing. Had the lnliirnal taxes
k bien loft as they Itood whea (he War clorK'd.
"i ? !. ' n ' of Iti D ?'?' u >'iU i? ire lu i n
ten -, ra .Vi I they mi (Bl
':.i,. ? ? italy 1
? . .? b raction is all
boah, ii
? ? ? ., ,|..'.- i'.xiufv-d
? full I!, i I. if in?;. '? ?!' than l--f.?re.
,.? ?,,. vm'i - " f n' "-. who fray I-'- ; ?
-i. .' ,. i . | ." ? h, n i ?ti ' ed from W '?' l8
cents J.--1 ponnd (tho i J' n pudiatin ? <'?? ? M ibt
I.? do i? ) : ?"'I >"'' I '
(??ii people -s--!! i? --t ( i- "? w well a-, b ij beef
in.i ih .? the frrowere o. rattle do al see
Ihis point is v(?" dm 'Iii' pi um' liiilii-r ttln?
has lud away 110,000 in lr. S. ??onda in aot
likely tobe tempted lu burn lb? m bj ion
i ?? iii r, ii he does, be muai <?> sitnore
?.-li bia cattle foi I third ol then .??went mar?
ket price. H'd thia whole i n * ?j- ?r t iatMabtuird
i ? bo grarcly disouc i d.
BOW vi CONQUI i: TND? 1KB
W li-n :?? Indi.in out!.icii? iMTiii'rt, ive an re?
minded (?I the popnlai outcry of "mad dog."
On easy provea dieu the public ara ready te
take t..i j,'i rated thai the indian is as aavage
as th- dog i? m id. The whole botan nsob of
agents and fontractors are <?u the alert foi tlie
hue and cry and boundiug down. Ann-, hunts
| y ? wiU-lic.iMt (?I ,mi Indi.in and In ?
dusky -i i- are rommon. Ile ia, ia fact, a
rrret li ? I outeast, too bnngry hall bia tine) to
he civil to ?i i ?iml.v?ion thirsty m?i te have i
tench of hydronholii i in the dog-days, A aatural
i iiij.'-i ni.?? dnl once exist ainongtins.-dogs <>i
llidi?it:s, lui! the mildest and milkicsl (il civili/a
tiDii, with the aword in ??ne hand ami the
brandy-bottle in tin- ?ih.-i, has undertaken
to bring them ?ip hi band. The _nromantu
Indian, hy tunis imbecile aad denraniae, con
i ises ?'? ?? Urinl im iii.-?watei ; be ia an on
iiiiiti, a ragabond and onteaat, and the na'.-is
oi lu.;? is i -?li bitterneaa drown bia soul. When
the bunt is up be ?a sure tu laite somclmdy,
itire to poison the tempera of judicious military
men. Once In i while be literally deviws ali?le
garr-KMU?, and only leaves a horrible tuft <>l
-. tipa ti? toll the stery. Bqtutds and parties
gobbled opi trains are amlnjaliedi Min.ill
otttpOjte ara swept ?way with i fierce wink,
.nil) the m ni d"-?' is .-hil Insatiate and irannn
?shed. All who have bad dealings with the
Sa, iL,'.-. agre? that, when thoroughly aroused,
there is lontething dragon-like ia theh Ihirsl
foi blood; bul thisfacl oiler-? imperfed reason
foi the c ira wiri? Li bia lawful guai
<l ma t ike te l..-- ;? bim io a state ol
continual irritability and hloodtl?r?tiness.
Are . Imbin t ?. i-?-, Schill-, in in- considored
only ? aort of national preserve, irhereui the
Mv.i-i- uni the Wild In-.1st an- In lu- in.lint,lined
i., ternia ol perfect equalit) .' lu more ways
than (im- the Indi m Territory appears to lu- a
common buutiug?ground. Tribes of savages,
l-l.r herds ni laiffal ?-'s, appear io axial mil' tn
ihol al W ? know that Imitan troubles,
iporadic -n epidemic, ire ?i peal ni tin- Mist
-, ami keep alni- titi- wnist of military
!.'.. : s ?j i, if .-i J i- it ive an- taUghl tim
iinbappineM .uni eosl ol keeping mu border
?n a . !, onie state ni indainnuition ami ten.
Tim lemon grows stile, ami Mill uni Indian
patient and clienl suffer? all the cooaeqtwnees
..i a nmid.-iniis i'iii.-!>t-tv?qnackei?>- for which
\xe ?ti .- | . pay, -i, i m ? ?I?- im Bcrnple, in the
. .-f rd re '?' mm igi ni lea, the sowing of
the tares ol falsehood that spun,.' np fat aeaas
ainat.on and massacre, the negotiation of mean?
ingl? -s. the |iaisint ni m enemy
ii i m in-vi i be oanght, and the
bore a'j-l foil) 'it u . i sin.ill campaigns
contemptible in poinl oi result, bul exiienaivc
month b) month and yeai b) rear. We have
to r .d l.r. t.? it the h II im keeping the Indian
linplacalrle. We must pu in the uttermost
farthing Im his im'iiiii_iliilitY. We um-t nu
i]ti a rigid account tn ourselves im making
Indiun m> bettei li) the treatmonl whicb
are iin|>use mi him lui the chronic rrime in
which oui mlsgoverumenl has trained and e\
? -i ?--d lum. We must anawei foi the injustice
done ourselves I?) the reckless maunei in "huh
mil lmli in afl-irs h.ix? ln.li in.nie mule ...linns
.uni troublesomi mid costl) day bj day- The
fact is thal lim lmli.m is im mun- savage than
oui Ignorant and cruel misgovernment of bim,
ami thal um agents ami cun:i.ntuis ara highlj
entitled te the aealping whirh they constnntl]
avoid. A lyaten ? >! men m an guardiMnsliip,
so long and irresponsibly es1 iblished that it
his lieiuim- ils runiliinil to BO) t li.it
a (in\ernmenl .u? ni is a auindlei
a? thal au Indian is a tavage, ia like?) to mya
till the rattjed of Indian reform foi loine
time tn ? um.'. Bul this ne du kiimx : thal um
Bureau management oi Indian affaire baa been
lui yean i ibame and a calamity, as conscience
[eat ax ilave-tradingi aa licentioua in poinl of
tut.d irresponsibilitj ?is Monnonism. The mad
dog is bunted in the neighborhood ni the
prairies real aftei year, and we confesa the
s|iuit is iiiiuniis to both parties, to judge b)
tin- speed ni the animal, the liinh-iu r o( his
bite, the clumsiness ol his pursuers, Who is ?t
thai makes him madj and keeps him lo, in
ordei to paj foi the pleasure ol being bitten !
Granted thal the Indian is a aavage, not
wanting original gall to make oppression bitter.
Granted, besides, that he baa Ion traita of enn
niii_ ami malignit) arhich missionary-work will
imt m one d.i> be aide to exorcise from him.
WY still lulnic that In- piissesses mm.ii relics
ni a m.mim.k1 thal ni,uh lum in his da) the
nu best type oi all the aavage races of the
arorlda We believe thal heiaphicable ami ?on
K iiiitlf. (?m wretched system ol treaty-pntch
iii_' ahowa that ii igrwrant and dlstrustfal of the
whites, he has ?careel) less faith and patience
than bis neighbors. We ara roorall) certain
th.U be is a man and nut a wild begat, ami
that m- ??m govern him only bj the natural lan
ol insiice, whk'h to violate involves the
ivors! ni bargalna. Whether man or
fiinst, it is Impossible to exterminate
him, and ii i? xxi II Im thctttSelvi s ; 111 ? I
the COOntry that inilitai.i linn refuse lot-iitM
t.iin stn h mu idea. "An anny ni 100,000 nu ii,"
xxiii? s un iuteUiafi-ut coneapondenl from the In?
?lum eountijlf ?'could not exterminate them in
" ti n reara." oui anny can act, therefore, ?it the
beat, ouli as i suit of police, well aware thal
ii tin- lmli.ms in n- to muta ?gainai our pr?sent
.small forcee the) would maki thor! work of
ilu m. sinii a u 11 i? ?ti ol the aavages against
Ute aiitlmiit- ol theil l.ica? Katini ?an
nilly groa nut ni tin- u.iv in wtiiih th?M pa?
i?ut has been cheating, ami telling, ami kill?
ing bia copper colorad children ttoougfa Gow?
eiiunent agents, ami go-risons.
tiiii. Hancock has n mi t In ?lilli? till ami deli?
cate muk ol making or -.painui Waii and
ol' specially mating ol peace xMth all the
tiihes he visita; and it is lo be Imped that, he
mil hoon s?, uiiicnd our Indian tumbi??j that
oi?p(?rtuuity mil al last be given tot idont
The nu lal ions which reach tis through our
?pedal rorreaiitiadiiiae fiom Patt Lamed show
the leal cause ami origin of isonio of tho most
hitter of these Indian hostilities. " You white
"men have double tongues," ?aid au Indian ty
n messenger ol (?en. Hancock. Wo can ftgreo
With U"-"? Itid,uu aftal huaiiu^ the ?ig Chief
of Ute KL?*..? " ' ?? ?geni
it Port i d ??r ?'" omlRwaleinent of ai
i S i '? ?? desire i i
Into the . tem of ?-'? n ?'?? -'i ' *i :;?n mnintained
omi the Indiana road t?is remarkable m
W?*- thin! it i ill be tdi I f: it tbe ki ea
of Ihr- Indi n i . '! t i.
entitles bim to some _ i i in elh'geni place fn
Hie world ii, . end bl
This State has wisely rid itself of its sai
tribes by making them citizens; and the
Indi.ins have not disappesred, bul only the I
savages. Surely, if is pe tilde foi i gi
nation to so reform the government of its
red-faced wards ss t? Btilize t!u:i Btr?ngtli
and virtues, to make lh ?ir abode i ?dace of
civilisation, and in Line te ?ave m a!,?s by
m ?I big v colima sad ?i!; ?
SIOES OF T/U. SRASON.
It is ii'ii only in the twittering Of hirds, the
budding of natnre, sad Um bustle of tim farm?
yard, ili.tt we discern the advent of the gentle
s, is.ni which
- " V.til.-'l in i ?liiivvi r
Of ellatlu Si?f ISSOS "
has al last ?li-s (elided on our plain?. Thal
etherisl mildncsa of which poeta have piped
.since the beginning of days baa its bmssbrs
not on!j, im ti.?is?-who gaze upon GoeTsfaceifl
the lu-,inly oi the woods and !V.d>, hut for
the feverish swarsss who crowd the ru?t
??lies Slid pant lor the lu catii ol the
v iolcl ??i?', ii South t ?Lind dingy windows
ami (hill -oui' hink walls. The .--weil BOW
neilson delayed so long dips down at
he I BRI ii our Noitln in BSMMO v "iii
.m influence dcubly potent from delay; ami
the warmed blood courses with unwonted
speed through reins loi?f?r chilled by the firost
iioiiml Windi. Tux.n .iml country feel it
alike. It calla Ihe tanner te his ? weet es1
tabors, the townsman to Ins moat bones!
amusements? The noise of the spado and the
plowshare keeps time with the thump of halls
?ml hat?. The tramp ol' ?he yoked steers is
echoed bj the thttndci of the roxtt*? hoof?.
The faimer who lue shtiddered for his sprout?
ing s???l>. and dreamed ol Masted bruit-trees
and frost-nipped liiiil-1. casts otl anxiety, ami
bends himself te Irapefnl toil. The ?it.?- clerk
a ml, artisan, the merchant end the stock
broker, forget foi ?'? wini?- the jar
gi n and chicanery of Lade, au?! lend
themselves to at Id? tie aporta and to
amuseuM nts in the fic-h ah of heaven?
Young men don pay l'liiloim?, ami luiny to
the cricket-Heidi Thedafl.i |>apers srecrowded
willi the record of hall matches, ami tim
telegraph wires tremble with the story of tim
pu?t viftoiy of tin- L IMiiiilui? I ' ii uni Nine, or
the I'ott-iioiouph Eleven, as thej trembled -<?
sholl a while ?1)20 willi h'dletilis of battle ami
in;i??ai!e. The city bsBUX, whose ?inly tall?
la?! Willie! was of the !iia?.i|U(?l .nie. and the
Gannan, the bites! bop.snd t':?- latest now waite,
now thiiikaol nothing but bowling, long sto|)s,
runs, fielding, ami the othei mysteries ?>f "the
"natiomd paine." Vale and Harvard ?neu at
Ruripidesand Euclid?forasse Heliconfoi Quin
signmoud, snd how before the ?Broke-oar with
rather mon- respect than before th?- President
of the College, llu- routeeta of the turf have
linly opened. Tin- great racing granada,
aroused from theil periodical torpor, are put?
ting on theil hii?v sspect. Their stables gre
la?! filling willi beautiful and noble animals,
snd the puilieiis fas! becoming infested with
those human cii?i ? of the ?dill??' whom to
know is milln! to honni mu to piaise. Fas!
trotting ami Ess! betting have broken out in
the usual wa,v mi I OUg l-l.uni. .\cv\ -Joiscv
entera th.? Spring eampaijin with a vigorous
j enthusiasm. The lather ai isloii.it ic Jo? ki".
Club al Fordham puMMm?. a glowing li?t of
1 entries foi the SpriuRand Bummerstakea; and
' nil ?h?- WOttd of N?xv-Vi>iK. and a good
ihil ot the world from othei put? of
tin- Liiion, is getting ready to ??m
neaa the running. There we nay ice
i soli, 1 I.Vspict.iliilitv. ix ho would not look at a
\ race anywhere else; generala and judges; <l<?i
tiiis ami lim ladies; Anonyma in lui gOt*gOOUS
1 silks ami .?(Weis; the ?ii ft I V vitnli.' -ill jllsl out
<?t school; the actreae who moved tin- house
j last Bight lo tear? or I;; M _'lit?-c ; tin- famous
! author, with whose Barns ihe literary world is
ringing; the plain fannel', bewildered by the
crowd ami ilm upioai; perhaps, if otu- hi'il.s
sharply,the clergyman who preached lae! Sun
d.iv ; ami very likelj the editor ,vho mu?t mi I
hail, Loin thal brilliant scene Io a ?liistv otlice,
ami pen a ii?u-e pol?tica] leader while liisbraifl
1? whirling with the excitement ni the equine
colite?!.
And while ihe nun aie mad with tin- rage foi
j manly ?ports, the women, too, have given way
! lo a lillie mental till moil incited hv the ?ellson.
1 Who has nui beard of the exciting scenes of
; minimi?' " opening da) .'"and what isthatcrit
I ??al event bul a barbingei <>f the budding year,
the .s?'.i??>n when earth opens her (maided
1 sion?, ami casts off lui pombel garments, and
? pul? ?m the beauty ami gayety ??! resurrection .
' The daisies glittet in ladies' bonnets lone be
i fore the) peep from me grass eil t L?* fields, and
Tu 1'oic tin* litiows have quite vanished from
sheltered haul.-ide? and ?li.ni? nooka there isa
: shimmer ol prettj Howers, an ???'.??i of coming
' Spring, iu tin- crowded s'recta ol the
? ( ?tie?, wluic woman has 1 ui mi bel
1 sweetest anne to celebrate the reason. Voting
_iil? now au forgetting their ?lance? snd pre
| paring for on! of door life. Chaimles and
i tableaux sre giving place te riding; the Acad?
emy of Musi.- i? yisldiiis ?o ihe Central Park.
Croque! rhniruiiiu*?st |of baines, unit- niorc
lili? it.? bead. Balla and mallets are drawn
? forth from theil Winter's upo?.-; i'?il -1? Mil.i ;
I lingers ?to busj deeorating the coquettish little I
' "n,m? ami 1 mliioiih ?iiiLT the_iio.it peUicOatl '
? which, sa ? viT.vi'odv knowe, make am im- ?
: pun.nu ?in! and, i?? tell Ihe truth, not the ?
? lena! agreeable oui -of this imputai amuse
nient.
So the ici_ii oi sunshine .uni ?miles opens ?
j wiih u? anusioiiuil bum oi' activity. And '
! ihis year, more than lor mau* >?ii 1 -? before, ii
opens for u? wiih promise of sbundsni pros?
perity ami luppiness. With peace at borne
, .mil no prospeel of presenl wsr abroad; with ?
the record of vast progresa this psal twelve
months in the march of human rights all over
the world to encourage as foi the rature ; with
every sign o! plentiful harvests fortbconiing j
and with a blight political Inui/nn, we .?hall '.
be faint limited and ungrateful ii WS ?lo not
?liter upon tin? MSSOn of activity with ic
donbled confidence ami light-hearted-taa.
Til?? 1 ail roads of New-iVrk, like thou <?f her
lieipbhois, constitute an OffgeisixTf monopoly,
with hou datan itietchiBf out at every point
of the compass of Belt'-iutercst. They buy up
legiMlatois aud Jay down sltepere with equal
facility. There is no privilege or franchise
which has 1106 been accorded to them
almost for the asking, so that it lins ?>e
c?|po a formal Question not what the pub?
lia dei'^e, but) What do their railroad rulers
ilc?andi ???ha people of tim stat?? oofcM to
bo -^la-tori'??looney out of their numerous j
iroi| I^?^lfjiys? uud thus IftVjlB snatethlng ]
I ipm thi elephantinfl but len ..r mu <h?M. One
of the pntv.pa! reaaona why they de no*, and
"''"' ' ' - pi Vnt
ties of j
?
; and hera
the iron !
mil obj -, ? ,
-, np the tctivity of any pai
DU! It ?S ???s. I
to tariabliab these bl?? inga. One hund? I
Um'-- md doll ' i , ;f
?ie.it Mitn to p..- ii ?m I |i i. , .,, |
m the boa of ace . .(
mUliona <>r ? ? d ?'?'. whieh o u fe u ?mi
liona of j. top] i have to wotk dof ? w.
luv." m? Idea that the Governs la ig ti
apead it i ?olishly.
0O??NOT/B li I ' . ? /
A gliinpas of Charl?*? Gonnod'a ' ' - i
treaaaiu, Bon t ena \tlief, 1? at lu ?t < I ?*
llironuli Rag-SB s,.,,?s, ,, | ., -j,. -j ,,,.(l;,i,
'?m. xv a in ?tiwi I ii ? i,,--. leal s ,1., ?i,,? the i-)i>- inn!
(ioct Iii'm l'u'-t ti.'iii tas th ? h apples! Ulustrat?tM o?a
mux.-is;,i legrad \x li. h the sentui ? aaa produoedl i?
?is ?nilli?- au appr?t i ii .; ,,: tbs miii.ir.il p umIi li'? m
ni Khaki -??leu-e. (?nulli i is ,i . ,. , ,,...,-ii, not aa
(i|K-i:iti( pl;(\ wrutht. tli.l Ins sl.it:.in I- x\ ,ii IIkmb
xx In. have (in .I'li-.'.i lyric lil I ?lire xx uti uti
lum mi i-. The mool ideal thewitt .?.?laiiniiate to bia
arti ?ti? iiis'uu ?-. :iini ti i, ?r< II I -. arl n d th ? -? . i
that, like Meyerbeer, ha ia willing toaivi me warfe
ut reara ti? ni? .lu-mu / mtt and . tiu
in?.-t poetii ?a legeiuU |, ti,, first (?ouuodbaeaue
""'ii'ii m popularly n-uderina Goethe, whets Hu?
bsthmih and high-mimlcd Hpohr,sttd there?! .?i i'i,
t m. translator? ha? ? fni td. li we ataj believers
port linn? I'.ni.s, hu later wont ia m>. les? a i.-x.-,
lation. The -uiliu 11 ..i Romee erne ./..'?? hw
(.neu..1 i?i luiii i ,n i, ? which the asan tesras
..i Bellini,Vaciad, ami two ot thres nun- lu?,--?
failed to conceive -\s /... 4 takes ut ????'ii
ass work from the writer'?lov?>iiiiisicj so /,w?.> la
((linn?! mid iiinriiiiK'I. The heart ?1 the pearn i?
s. ni. Blich ide,iii/.il iii i>) ;i;t<s' ni n? till rOU_UI .< nf
di t nun. s garden .i'..;ii- in the foruiei s latnaass
xxlu. h .sounds tit.- key-note ol the master*?gsoitis.
'lim.-1 mix iscil. ex.-iv ii id? Bud In Mt? of Ooili .I?
Im ni? I xxiii k xxiii I).- |i|i|i lied to SCI ? ?'t I'cllic. .i? it?
nuate in lisaluty and poser, and revive tim paaaisa
.11?? .1,ilnl sine lil ?ide B itil the tender tin liln'n.
'lin- i?i?-1 iTiiiTi.ir?. ?ketch nt tin- tapera nadita ii?
libretto in Umlutr ?nil r..n- who hsvc lollowad
.s'n.lKsp.i.lii's X l-l si.HI l '..,. '.X . 'I In li- Is ill till' |l|x| ?ft
,t _ta?t|itr; m the sc-ninl. tin-fanion? Itali ony s, -Jlr. ,l(
tbe third. Frist I mt uce'acell, and the(louble ?luul
l??-t iti-eii M -ii ut lo null ?/bait, -nil Ty I iii .cul Beates,
and the banishment of the batter; in tits fourth, s
grand lot's seras w ?_o_*eo end hi? wife, sad the
nraliowiDs ni the potto; ia the fifth, the tomb of
tin- Cspmpts, .md the wcll-remenibered ?.?t^s
rrophe, The xx.?ik is ini.l.i_iir.l wita .nu nii.icjoin
paiued (hyins. taking luiit from 8hskeaposrtra
?.xxii mt t mil.? in v io : m1 i if iii - legrad. The inj/nr
ks strain to which the ? mt. tia rises isdescribed i?
in. ?of t in.si- catching motif* ?o plentifully scattered
through Faust. The music ol Capnlet is rall of inn
lum,, ?i M ,. nt -i ?inga his ball I "i Quean Mab t??
"a xxi.n.l ?! lui iles? liptix-i- nient" ?M lull
oiih.sii i a h ?mt ?mo?one ol "th i|iiauitaat aad slav?
i'ie-i thitiiis" xx lu h Gounod has ?huie. The ruh'aftt
tu \x Im h tin- curl mi tis, - in tin- balcony soeas b1 tin?
ti ? (Uni set is (saystbs critic ??! / ' - I mid,m ?if, I '</
" ;i spill.., of reverie m rstbei rrsdk ?wag m M
rithin ?m h?-li iii ?I with the nins! \iilii|itinnit soil.
ii.ss m pe? t, i ; i\, eping with ' mooulight in s ladys i
bower.' Rouieo'a aereuade, which uatnrally oecoxo
hen-, i? exceeding!? effective. One phrass ia full
?if '?as,', n, ?in,| frill bave sn ?mineuse tdlbct,
smiK with the n'i|ni..ite inn??. Juliet appeatssl tlii
balcony, and boIUouui.t?a exact!) as m the play.
li..ni.-.i ann..inn ?-s his m mm i . < . bul w -it. ?-It baa 1. ?
?linn- ?o when a notas on ia 'i.-ui.l. and tbs lovers re?
tire nni.i m tun.-1.. escape di* ov( n by a niinihef >f
the s.-i ? mis. Ulm sMspi-ct that RiHiieo is mikm.?
abont. '1 In? nurse is broughton ?hehsa previ uni/
appeared in the iinttactl, and, sfter a few comic in
sinn.ni..us that ii is i..-i h.-.mix which ?HnrssyoaM
s ip -?mu . i tint?n i, .uni a ? lim al nix m at mm it wt.it _
nu tin hi- i.j-i ni the Ni -nt.i-ut-i. the mt nul ?ra ?yu on.
Romeo ninppesrB, m?*cta Juliet, ami the anticipated
iliu-t 'n'oins in i-aiii? -f. Ii is uti ottempi - hi.th on tilt?
part ol the liltrettist and the twropoaer- tonadan?,
I'.issa,,- h? passage, the exquisite picture linined ba
.?xh:ih??-?|H are. .uni We Itilieve that the CttOTt _I SB
tin-lx si...isinl. i;..tin.>?l baa Baatiasjed to Bortrar a
m.mu ?Hi'sheart, in this opera,nwat maneloualy.
In the m st a. i Juliet'?? music is that o? m momee;
m ihn mi i uml it is s-i? imin\ bul B li.'ULih? m.iii?
tendei ; u? the l.itt.t port on of the won it two
t.. th?- digniti ii hit h tin- cstsatrophe dsmands.
The eiisi-nihle of th?? |t.i''(i.n\ liiet. 'De cet
?iiiii n si douce ?-s? i,i 11 ;-,t.-ss,..' i? apea an
exceetlinglj simple theme In A. 3-4 ?me, und i?
\"..ikiil oat m a long .' .-...'? .ii t'.i?! iv.u I?
'jiiMAiu'it demain'??inking to s ?teco whisper, th.?
eilet -. h t x'h.ih. is ?ini'ilt beantifnl. It ha? all tU?
poetry of t lie duel m 'Faust,' with i.-kih- (lelieate
iiiaii'piilataiii. After tin? loug food Dight, tbs iiistin
iii.-nlal reverie whidl h???? m th.- a.t is resinned ?nnnrn,
ami l?..ii" ?. i -i :t> s ,i prs* ei m monotone (or hi? luv?
as aba h i n s. ?lid the i m:.mi ?l.-sii-n?U."
Thi? third sei is characterized by ecclesiastical
n.iisn an t m ?? - ?m. m -?it i??n fnr tin?
father, sud s ?.ling trio, iVprettj paas's saac
op na the areond act le.snd :?. tina aucc?*ed -sitvotit
long recitative w md ??uaint?y ?lescni?
Ing th?- duel iiitx? .-en I-, ball and Mercntlo, and end?
uni xx ith ,i i ?innis witta and W4iii?e_ throBB ?n. it?
li.mi'enis in lin? !'.? si rhoniaeo, anti in uoi le lmUlmb
imprm-nte the fend of tin? rival \yooalea. Then enmea
II ? Duki 's procession- una , quite worthy, we hstMa
to in? a companion march to that "t the etavaeaara
I'na- ii- Sobo; toni H is Bgrosd that
m thi? act <!niMii?il i' 1 ss Individnal than in ?my
other. Tin-Im rtu ?nt. hoxx-.-x ri ??crowited with ia?
tei esi. ? grand s.ni duo tin re im his. ?? xx iii ton mora
m ''linn' t_au anything ol G< lod'o, The lust an?
se: h i ?le ia 1*W time ia verj elaborate, and then cesa -i
sime ?if tin? composers lovelies?! xxiitin_ ob the
channing ?home of tin? lark ami the nightingale.
lim Last ??mi m .'in, a farewell, is -,x rittou largely aaal
ii.ixx .-i hilly, and the \x bole music ol tins in? impara?
ble -i. t is lii.elx elegiac and ?li.iui.itu-. The lastatrt ia
art ist ii .uni consist? : - ? spot isl '?oin
iiniiit. lin! B4?oouats we receive of the wach are
iin|r(?ite. i. bul ai'i'.ii.-m'ix .suit:? i. m t?. justify the
high t-xp? i-t.iti.in-a ?md eutbuaiustic pmiae which it
h i.. x. 'eil. We aie tm-ii.iii-il ti. hear ih.it iii the in
?truinentation tjoiiuod has ?tinsiattod himself, and
that the work 1?'*th moat. ..i.i .u. :,.ite.l and elabo?
lit" that lu- has x-? 'ten. Then- is no re.i.s.i-i
lliele?..!.'. xx lix tin-lal.st inasteipi.? ?? of the most ni?
lli1, lil!.li uni ?mistic living (tiiiiifs.-i for the napalai
?{age, ?dionld not have an asrlj production n
Aineiii a. ?V? t.si la the faith ?! it when tim u
ilone w.- -?lull be entertained is \xe hue i.uely beau
tot yeata. __________________
Pull rh ii.
? ?r
l\(inx ?'ml nnequivocall) ilrrTinr? fir lut a naaill
date fui Uovernsi in ? ?kio,
Ihc German Dea?acratfs ofgsa at nTsshvills hat
li. "Ii sp.?i,mu, |
Iii.- Hon. Henri C. I>adng, late awmber of Can
-. i-1.. stuiiip ( ..mu', i . a' -a beluiU .'i the i.-iup? i
.tu..- < anee.
The Ihm. Joba W Leftwh li ha? lieen i.ii..niinRtt?d
? fur ( mi.less i.x Tin; 1>. ?no? i.r.sii' tbs Vllltli (MeiuiiLisl
'I'i mu Me? I list lil t
The linn. I'.nn-is.in Etheridge, 1 ?einni ratn- eauili
iii', f.u ( :,ix. t um. tecali ins i.itix.is? of 'l.-:iiiesiK*e ?I
J'n ni.m en tfu litli hist, lie sji.-.i... ,n Mt-mplii? ?a
nie kui.
The election of Got. Han ?man to the rr_.ee ot (?ov?
?Itiur ni' N'.xx II iiii.i.lnre xxiii ?li'-ite B VNOSBC) 111 til?
mili e ni -ei h i. nt nt tin- State. I'he . ,in\ ?M fee the bb h
.i. Ug til? ?lltelitii.il of till- liit-llibcls ni til?
it Hit?
it is imu believed thal the Michigan < '.?n-st it ?it u?n;-T
Convention xxiii -i nul '.' Repulillcaii? to M Hiiirnt r.i'?,
nisi,-.ni nt :. 1.1 j-, s..me ??f tin-l?i linn nit" ii- knowe ti
Cavill .?'In ? .1 -ii iii a .?-.ami it is tii.iiik-iir Hi u h. aily ?ver?
li? m??i i.u > vote . m te aeean ?l for lae BMaesas.
PERSONAL
The txitVoi Oen. Itorton, Commandaat ol Portrsai
Noiiroe, xxlu. urnveil ni iCnlnii.'i'il x.st.i.U.?, x\a?,sura
n.,,1, a in tin-1 itiottaa i.i-t iiigbi.
Hie .'lim.iituein. nt ii ni:ule m Tht London lour
thal lb? l i.ipi-'? Engt nie N .i.-nm r?..? ?./.-. i?u?.
Um .i--. 11.mi ?ti m.? to have teen ?t nerallj tliscreulteu.
Hu- Rev. J. li. Bromby, ivim has just ra-hnai tin
x ii .h i-.t nf the Holy Trinity, Hull, ?x.?* ia las 'vtu vea;
t.f his ni? lUiilieti' x . anti is m the JTth tear of lilli JK' ''?
i?, m veitliele.su, in the perfect ?hisx-kmou of lu? facultioS
.lilil?;.- rnileixvri.nl? f-M Uti _f_N I?muni 1???*
toniansof RictiardHenry i?au?. ir Be wapa in? rm
iie.uil. and his long lot-Its aie ???uii>ea butli froiu a nu.
fnltllf.i,!.
i'ltsi.l.ni .l.thusmi ?iie.shes i.?r his aftt-nioon wa. I?
xxith.ts. nipuloiunicety,la ?twlf?urtlcient to?ttrattai
tautiOB. ii- ttearH ?rlov?-?. i-?rn?? a taut-, ai.U Ula in?
gray hair IBBeetSly lelleii under.
I Thf Jinni-itii Ida.) CoHttitutionalitt calla Judy
rn.lerwiKMl ? ?? ?bmiiig light ?f Ku?i?.i!i?ni. "r.'.tl1.r,1*
phMPaoreeeent illuiBiiiation ?>f a imtrul aerriBg- lu*
t??h BS-MTS li?- accepted hall for Jeff. U?ti?.
?(.ien s-liiitieldhaa revoked the order of Oen. Will
coi i u inlntius tlie lecture ol II Hiv?-?? Pollard ??J
??aoutiiera rinv?lry." and Mr. Pollard Hill deliver ???j
effuBion m I.viii-iilnira dating the i>r*?eiit wet??, inox i?
In?? he fall? of icarlug up a p?r?onal di?icultj lu Hie uieai
time.
Senator Cattell of New-Jeriiev wa? yesterday i>r?
ient?d aith a maKntl'',ent ?ervic? of ?liver, by tbecitueit
of Philadelphia, lae presentation ?peach wa? BaaflSB
M?yor McMichael. Among those present ???-re (lorerni
Ward of ISex?.J?xr?ey, Gen. Robeson. Attorney _*?**_-5
New Jersey, and mo?t of the United f?tatea ??____J!
PhtladolpUU, M well a? ,ne Otiadi of Vte VtU iW?kt\
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