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V XWII.N?9.80J.
NEW-YORK. MONDAY. DECEMBER 1(1. 1?7L>.
PRICE POUR CE.VTS
WASHINGTON'.
THE < I t IN> EHTIOATION.
. OAKJR a :i> tt III. ta.1,
\y < . Dec !.'?.?Tli I'm'tit MuMI'ur
.?iuii < b?ld an. .tu r m< i ill.?; on Batur
| I who vim a meniN'T of the
X \ \ "? II?. ?md baa muco
^,.,, . i wit1: the I'nlou 1'fK'lllc
Knit.>ad Oewpunj *H I>ul "U the WttO?<? Kt.niit. lie
?nil i. vin i d to l)ii'.,k ilovkii Cil. Mi ? ?uioin.
Miid eontradlctcd i-i ? ny of the statemi nt < i lu?
th? < 1.. v U-iuri . ,\l.< oinli had ?aid Uta!
All? ^ *ra? pre?? I when ? "' totlal Ion VraeaaaQe with a
..' i< in, uiUr ??' ''n.i:-' ->-, who rt ci I Mil W share*
. I ? Alley denied. The
? int part o( id? evidence waetbe reported
(I V, ||? ... t|, t thO 1? mills .1? till? (Matt Mobilier
,v 1ml dividid ?C,.0U0 worth 111 I
Itocft betwei I Mel und Mr.
.. tor the
)Mipaw o. fulfUllnjj certeiu obtigirttaM mtimttwt by
them V .!. . ;iri- 1 t I'.'it he (i.i.l ru? Knou hiJ*."1 What
i ' tin nat ir. .if t.'i.'sc olilii,Tili(iiir. CM. M.IVimli
.? .i vcr> unfavorable opinion of Alley, mil
'.'.at he w:i? m.hilv lo MM far the ?11
i tin ?hull In. ataOoalav MHtmiMi Alh\ tMI
rtii rinan of tin- Rxe iitiv. ConrtnittM of UM I. ? i i
1 r n?l ui?niittrd Map .? . 1 fora
..nu, and KcCbttb tli--- . I '!?*'
: have tu < n acceded to. and tlialln would
! 'it had mu Ixvn :?r . i
. - the ?? rai'iu ktj of A i
?-. who ?ill b ? v
IIB it- l.'ltflly OH ?aired
. > vllKlltlC WllUlle With the I
; . i t-. ,i \. ? bal exaanbMV '
i vitrt Mi. Atu'* recently
? will frankly admit tli.i" he s> Id rIn?
i i . .? i- enueb i?, hm taaaj?i in ( .nit.: i -?? .in.l that
I > i. tiKik it, but that Ut will MtaH '
tti.it ?II th"*o tr.' d after'.he PacMt i
i? legislation, and that liny had no conuco
timi with tost or futuro MjTTlOM on tlie floor of Connie?.
? i' of tliu utoi'k to ('oiiK'rviS?imMi
mm] i traaaaeUonoa Ui
tb bo will doubtless admit that it va* a
to let ti? m tuto t-o pjotitublo a con
i'.otiilur urovod to be. Mr. Atu?? ha?
Mini ton ntly, and will, It 1? npppaeed repeal ia bis ?tatc
,?it Ij.o?. much o? the ?Lo. V from tho
' i uu hated it of luu, and that he itlll
lio ha? further dclarcd that he will not con
? ..; tor othi'rc, and tnt'/ifi'* fo tfii
? lir wliolc tnith, no u.?itt'-r whom It miKht hr.rt. fb>M
to k'niw \,lut hi? U'.-?iiunii.T vtO l>e.
< .innttliat ho will lainlna'c iTii) or ;brc?i
ii Um exi itcment of BM iftte cinvn*.*, were
I ' un Vt dfny,explicitly und iK'?tt!vcly, that
..id a dollar of the ?toi-k, or received any
Mil Tk Obauatttaa are ?ti'i dataflaMMd
tue ii-ulu of their lmeMt-ation a? ?otret a?
i la ?jil'o of ali their precaution?, aowevcr, tho
l?otits of the teetiinony continue to loak out, a?
m like l?votlffiiunrjti. A num?
ber el im ml? r* c f the Hou*e expr?s* theiu'vlve? mgm**??*
t v.rt of UM inquiry, etvyin?; that fho poo
i ..cf,d a ViU'liciiUoaof any niau as mm pasta
i. ? ti.roiv (>i?.|i tlicir door? aiid let lu
tin ???'b.l if i??!"!, .ty upon their proceediuifj.
IW<? {,-RY.At rNTUllTAUM.S.
Till' < :,TTr\siAl. <'t.I.Klift"?TliiS?AMO* A.K KI>
t i iTtOM AT Till MINNA KXP06IT10X.
iei fUMBan to tiibt?iein^I
WaSHTOGTO?, Dee. 15.?I* begins to lwV; M
< laaOn i.i.ii?ii OaWtraaVn vhieh Um
:i< ?rc tr.'ini? fa baldln 18W would iv- saddled
ujK'ti i' O rvun pernow* Interested m
?a rtitiriTratfrra or tftaiariauf aaraalpaailj liM
. i'.fU nnliiHtiou to apply to OmcMH for money
?at tka buudliiRi tat 0M exhibition. Wnen
tun w;i^ Ur?c broached It wa?
I that the City of l^ifaaatpkla ?hould take
of the vaiertaMl0 afterwiirds it wa* deter
. .? It tho ui ?
i i.iltifr lu u lnmu.ir under the v.nif; of the
i.. i'. OotMEMMlwai aatofl to onae an
i iilte and unwieldy corporation, com
. . .-i .;?.-.. MTOM dint net la Um
t?iii.t i44Bt '.lapptiiut a lioard
?
i : - . .? a capital by rtaek
i ? ' ear t;.at it miju la
? ? ;.i bj mi j aanaMj i
? ?I'm i : ..e affair, an iiineiidment wa? of
$, r< d ' |ited, In tlie?ii? vords :
?i h . anatraa) a* to ere
i i : iiidln-rt, for ti'iv i'elit OT obll
, clblin by the Cent? i Dial la
t ? >u, or the uorporation ban by en -
u'. ? am i ii' m i on: - i
? ...?..';? p ? ? ? ! liquida
i ? created by ft ear pot?
?
' ] roMMijlt Li cvbi-iit that the
i ? U eves on tl.e Troafury, ami
? i ,i.l.ii..a U they can. Thev
?. ti.e amttMi sh.ui aakOatti
?? iH'L.ie the A|.|iropi
.. ..-kitiK tJo.'iK) to pay far
( -ot ataahtafl MM aarpataaaiay
.i pi..\ ?din b] Con
, t i- lid that it was i\ ills.
.-ii tbal .'i1 ->? O mm ii
pbbj ;? ateendlas ? nee?DKoftae
i . i?* ii-cs or depend apaa
i ty of tl
i i the Bnreaa of Edaeattoa t?
i priai loo? the
i Dial the Mean? lor inakitiK ?
' ? . of the A nv rican educa
. Q. il' ban j.
uibji it, v. hieb will
, porl in.m the
i .\iii contain InJoTinuttoB a- I
? tioveruiaei tame rtireettoo,
. 'or tiie educationa)
,. : p au ? hieb t
? . all \ out to >;iv e
RH-Utl I U? - - tttlo- ill Ull.s
in,i,?,!? i il Un- i 1.1,.ii--.ut i propnaai ai
tbatei 'ill prepara ? M*>
? ndo-Miient-,
?
?a. .ili-iii i
, ...i !.. pi parod in tin- Hun an.
J .. ? ,i , i ? ..? ot tin vaii.iii
i ... i;..,.is mid oollejrea,
| h i- . . . i i ? ? .?: iwiis of e.iliiliion
r ? mal m ii.iiii?, mojIu uri<
: , pr< I aii .1 tor eolleetiliK
? ? lUltl'J .
'I -.-tant*
f .
i .. ! be otiei
I , ;'! Ti ?a I, i- . . ,-. 1m tore
i ladet :'. it la aroaab ? Ann n
i
i , at iiolii? . t..i . lu \ ei il.Mili i
I
A ( i., POS I USSB AUL
I ? M? II - VI Sill \ I K>\.
IFitliM | . . .'. i i n.d li-l''iM;l..'?'i 01 ".Ml. "I1:
I) r. 13.?Tin- viiiiilntioii ot
lu I thf? '.
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V/inu.ilii i ..? ??i- util) .. iviii^ Hi? I aoiti i lui Ha .
** evwt*. tu* iibiitfi, aao lut ii* papal >>??wu+> |
IMim-om (tint (lalUrv of Art v.hieh eotne peOpM 'It-'
of, t- it thi:.? that Mill be MtahUabed \,\ the near fnti
Tne ventilation of tho Kennte Chamber has been irrei
improved within tin aaat two yean. Dnrtag the A
i-.i, veutilatan wem placed aadei every d
] througu which hot tresh or <mI.I air ?.in baforeea,
which no be cloned at will. One of no gradient deft
that then remained w?h the bud nlr In tbe nU rn s.
ti in been neatly remeda d dartag the pant BUM
mil ?r ventilators to thoee mentioned hIhi\c ?
'tiio difficulties to <w n. In ?M Bouse
naeu craaaer thaa tlmae tn Mn: hMk\ owlnif to
?rr.ir.i Mm of tin- lull.
COKBaWT Tories AI THE OAHTAL.
? ?NAt'i-v oMun AfiAiNsr am m
mom.
|Mt TKLIUB.A.P1I 10 TJJK il'.IM'Nh |
WAMRMMWi l?' c. l*. 1OT
tMIMWawatOnteo Knapp of Illinois, who h*a not din
?afehi n tijinwif tartnffP 'm in (nafran
anything i iccpt lili? lute tu pera te- atUtck? on Civil 1
\ In reform, and who??' constituents MM to ta> M 11
iu ai cold nth him on thi? subject that they conclu
tu reform him out of oftti e, rend t? it lot of phi
bernia ?, In tho House, >e?tcrda,v, another speech
t'if i. anal Of the Civil Service Commission. In opou
hi* ndiltc?' ho Mid 1 tu*T ha kucw that many of th
MM inijinl UM putilm press aro strenuous adWOi at< |
Oat '.nil loiflci nform, und thai than ?noanadfl
SvOfj i? .iiv who may have the independence publicly
AwanoMM r.hc NV order of thlutr?. This (MM
the pris.? he ascribed to trio fact th.it
ONU Service I'? anaaantea "was lompoaed mail
of editors and reprcvuLitivea of tat BVJ
and M ni.digatood, fee ?aid, tliat tin to la a pr
fet opinion with than fetitton thai t luir civil Mat
! rui? ai-hniiid boui-lntatuid. The?* editor? In fei va i
? tinrent cned IhetPraaldent ; then ko lue of them woi
i tt itti r him. and tn n ?'(.i-tow upon htm HM fOatl t
' thcta, tut.tiling ihcicbi in intimidate, the President ii
mputriinir thr baatliacof ibe Commlaelon. After am
peraonal lUlaatoiia, and a review of the President's i
?on in regard to tho Philadelphia* PoeaOfBee, be h
den n a? hi> text, which he de tired her tided evi r> >s tic
that ?? t i tt ? h i ton I i'1'wi- ? Iba .-.inn.h,*' and ?m'-iu i
t lu i onaldt ration of tbe n pon oi the I i\ii B< rvli .- < if
? m lim ri'invi, hi uM, naat have hen wril
by a rebel, or tir it traitor to the R publia
party who, in hi? estimation, Ii ae betn
homo, part* of tbe report be called "laenlttog
Ooanrmi," aome pat Uol it " arroxaat," and mm pal
" l .ui ii. ad falnehOvXL" Altoxetbei Ute apeeen wa ? i?i
in arftiaittat and rieb In abtue of er? rybod. who feat h
aa) roaoeetloa wltb promottag * Iwil Bemee refur
After ?oappbad closed, Nihlack anked han eooMqiti
liana -whicii trvve buu Inte ? pretil naail eonu
Am nie other tbinc ,heaakedtl Bnapp bad said tbat ti
ortKlnaton uf Clrll w i rfce reform wt re traitwra. n<-1
?iHed in tbe affirmative. Mlblacl taea wanted toknc
f tirant waa not laclaied Ln the llat, be bavlnn reooi
mended Civil Bervlve roform la hlai wlj bm tagt*, i
eaanreetbei ^ p oj , leoti ?? I wltb bMcbter.
Mv.vjuu n mua,*! bkoihkxtax ruui usaou
IJi'.N.
8(mic af the r.'rf . ? , an B aafexfeMartbeaa pWDarli
MWMMM (.n Beafeatf Siunuti'n n.)Tiinenial laffMMOtatla
and aie nuw ibxIm Ifl have, huu Call it up lor re'en in
? in ordf-r dbal tfeeWaafeJ have an opportunity to rc.i
them to tUc S mite. Of oourM.- they do not tel) Seiiati
bninuor their object when tin > KtffetfeM it hedi?pos<
of before ti e bebdare, ??araar'a Moat inuin:ite Mi w?
a<lvis?; htm hy all feMfeM to a'.Kiw It to lie upon tl
table far the present. He Is unaMe to take part II
hontt'd debate that ic mre t*> i liftin, and It Bdgktbll
the p?a'il of bio Ufa that he paajd uuihrtuke it. M
IllWfefel Wat gWtatfj ^npi." lut t!ii eMiteiinnt'Whic
tbe InnI'.iiulK-u of h.i nooiutlon fefeaaad. It MM n<
new, karlfej boon lutroliue.l by Jiim twice before, th
tlr.-t t.iue in 1861 or lsi.', when It wa* approved by Oil
Scot: and other Union Hi m ral*, and it hau wlthlu th
p?t?i week been indorsed by Admintl Lee. It lieMl
tho^c inracuvee Witt wMeb Mr, fetmnfei has been Ideal
heii. and the object af wn.ch i- ma yet feefeM
pin-bed. The tii?t was lor the. gafadotl of th
law?, whfeb le now In a fair way M I
early wrnpleted. The aeeond 1? tbe Civil UIkIK- M
The obiers of the laid r. aolatlon ig not to brterfi re In an
way with lie Lieinory of tho KaUantdeeda01 the la)
??.U (irtgci im tho neateeot batlh s l.uui Itie fla^ntai
rle<? over guuthern Ueldji, and now ?o carefully prt
?'rved, but to Ulke tbenaoaeof battlee froai tbe neu)
il laca new aetuaiiy aarrted in the rajMlat btm
and frent tiie tnr/vagMfetn He think? thi? imt an ?e
of tiiptic* t?> ttw? youDK ?ut? from the Bontb, aon* of Cob
federal? ?oldjera?WBe aro annnaiiy ?rrwiuat^ii tn w.
Point and aaaLxnod to theee rvsinientit. iletbinki the;
iMLght to be spared the humiliation ol buu hlntt and?
flaca luacribed wltb the naraeaef battlee in whlefe tbei
father? wer defeated. Buronerdid nol Intend hM reoa
i nt i .m .,- a politb ..i meaann . bul the Beaatoi - irbe aei
.. called llj? wirli to BM?M pol?tica
? i UJMIU tt.
FABDOmXG HU KC-KI.CZ PSUOXKU AI
ALBAKT.
Tlie I'rehliicnt and AtteCMJ QefefelfeJ Mi Meehrtaca]
rhoft daily Mfeten from t M South, i-linied fey Inlhenti?
cltizetm, a?kiuK for IM paldon <d Kn Klux ptiaonen
contlned In ttic AlfeUJ Pi rut' ntiary. One af tt < btb I
aftjtbeM MfrenBobeti K.fluott of Beotb Caretlna^rncloelni
Bfepeah of ihe (irand Juries of York and OaMfebMCfeMatii
m iichaif of citiiensof tho?e anantjBa, IKo ap?enla weei
alfoitidoteed by Senator Kober?ion, Judt;?- MaefcejT, aiu
liy the (iovernor. Sceretnrv of HtHte, and Attomej
(?eneiiil of Smith i'iiroliiia. In r>i>li, Attoruej-tienent
Wlllianuinfonna theee cenUeneo thai no action can b
t iken in the cane? until a petition for the pardon ol aw i
?riaonei Individually in tiled at Waablnrton. and thai tin
lepartmenl eanaol ait on Renenl appeala.no nattei
wbonthej come from, thaonTorentlon on the subnet
the Attoroe] Qeaanlli ?ported to have aaid reeenUj
tli.it t in Uovernment bad not refit?'<i toatardon
Ku Kiu\ priaonta in who* behalf b proper peUtion bai
Bled, and that it would In future n In?/ ic jianlni
llUd. 1 11 ml al i il' uiustani i 1,
61 K. M I U i.'s i tOTK -?
Bal M w ill introduce a toll in tin; Itou?e lo BMHTVH
aSbwlng tho trnnanslaeloa ol weda thronajh Ihe Malla at
the Mono vntee no nn no? ahnrced for printed matter.
The pa??a?re of filch a law would lie of ifreat hem fit tr
faiiuer? livitij; a co.:?iu-ia:ili-distance from lar*,"- eitle?,
and would al -ocreatly lncrea-e the feaatMM of ?M l.irj;'
?and ajrowen af thoeooatry. den. ?utieri? thinkiny of
tririnc to (cet into tbe Hooee, to-morrow, lit?, raaolutlon
dlrectmc the Speaker to reornnlxe the eommittee? on
i lulu ? and Poal Olfle?a,ol which Blair nnd Patnaworth
pecttvely ehalnaen. He will not ladnde un
Poreitra 11 nunUtee, beaering tiuit tLc rote oa the tir*t
day uf the teaaion ? ipreaaed the mntlrnanl of the Bfunai
tewarda iianka.
KKKATTOfl PQATamBT df.ikshi.i).
?en. Howard i? out in a ?etler defeiiding Senator Pon
erov from the ehfeJBjMI of haviuc aciju.red (treat we ilth
dnrlachnt Man an a wenator; of bnelncnpelaUatnat'
din" m Waahlactoa i of Hvlaj In great laxnryt'nnd >f
iiavitiK aeejnired n part of thi? wealtli thronahbtoeoa
umitlun Wb h the l'reodiuen'? Hurt h i, the Preedmen'a
Bank, nad the Howard (Jnlvonltr. G.vn. Howai :
Mr. Ponen lb the woikuader
taken bj i o' Barean waa to act a? a (matee, with other-,
efafundael apart to furulsn heanateade to free dm en
near the etty at co*t. the proceed? af the nloa,aatb< t
i-an.i back into tl.nd, tobt need for tbe education ol
fr .iinn o - i bllUren In the ezeonUen ol thia trnat. Hi.
Pomeroj baa never been oonpet MUedoua dollar, ettber
IndirecUv. Acain, w.th tbe PreedmenV
bank, I nave It frota tne beat eut borlt] tbat Mr. imo.
r<\ ha- never had any eouneetton whatever, a- to
i Howard i nlveraltyj he waaoneof tbeeornontot
ha? alwara been i ' >i tbi trnateea ii" naa attended
in.- im i?iii'L'? of the Board, iihn ?i>ent hiiv Mlaore be
i -m: ii couutaad for the nt ttefll of tuuae w iu> ban, in the
i . , had no helper. Be baa adbeeribed at) uni' h i~ be
.it loward it- pennaseal endowneat. Ha aai
I . (m l-inoi^. nl ?tiideni - m UM wi?y ol ool MiniikT em
. ? ni oi thro., nut i i no In tie Inal tnee bas be re
reiiiu the i <tr' pwjwabwi ouaipcaaaiMn,
gfeCRKTABl BOBUOH <>> i III. CASK mi ,m.
i 0LO1U.D CAW i I l <n\ m-iii i?.
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? i ? I naawdi r ot the Seen la ^
oftbi v... In rala kntt tb?* al -f Um ootored
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. nil . lowai.l linn - leliuw^-uiti'l, .I..UI. ?
Ii ' owi?, i...- h ' i ' oiio. no -ni..uiftetberwiUi
Unc?, and iitiuiii - - nt the t:??-?-<t aad 11..? n
theSupei oiti-tii'ei i ot , i.
A i .ne ne,. Tin lA'paittn ul ?? cdbitraiin d tn bull? ve Uta
ol ??* rot iinn .. ?! o, ? .:, ? ?,|;,.
. ill? ?i ?xati : no .n-: ion?, hut ?tu lui i , ,,<
?-??.i il n ??, | ' .1 ? ' i.dilii: ex|ir.'f.?,on m iiii|i..i
Hi ??? Un,, -ly i mi, ' it- I jo I -? ? 1.1 ? It li\ trni.
tl ii" ih.iri:?d of a n.lov, i Kiel Ol e?im?| ol! . ||
nili n to ofll.'fetl pri I?, tiii o m
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i . m-., il i nuarri -. imitai .: ol Mi hmu ?:?
' hoi lunii-ii to im- WaviU.Aemtawy a hmM ??! bas omi
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tl.. o.iIj' . I ;?>> ?,-p?..l.\. .
.1 vf.i?. 1 BBI Bl] ' ' ?
i aayl?inl) anqaicMed M aj iu? fetai ..,??.... ? i-.. ?
It looked like cowardice ; and as an open
ilifi.mn ut thi ni" ated (iiinm.vid* of their ?uiMTlor-, it
was a vlolatlnn of that principle of submission to author?
ity which is til? first and inost eotnpreli'iistse of profes?
sional duden. Tlii- (?.m run.t ut due? not attempt to
control tin- peraonal feeltnge,nor regulate the personal
associations of any of its officer* : but It will not tolerate
ut tin Aiadriiu, under aliv circumstances, a ?pint of
rebellion against authority ; and whenever aacb a spirit
is manifested in overt act ion, summary and invariable
piiiiishiiuiit must tie executed. The eoadaat el thea
. .ni. i nxtdehrpesea who have been toaadcallty at vM>
latin?; the principies, and tin- orders made tui enforce
thein, li i? tuen carefully liiveMiirnted hv a Hoard of ex?
perienced utlicei's, and their lodlnga are tnoilltlcd by the
recommendation of thi dUUngulahed Superintendent of
the A. itcli'iuj, ami Will bl < Binad out bj tin l'i pal Uncut.
WABIIIlfQTON NOTER
|(?KKKK?L PRK^H DISPATCH. ]
Wamum.ton, Dea. is, it?.
Tue DatsadPtatea ami Ipeaha) commission, to adjust
the i I.dims of American iltl?,'tis on account of damages
su.-t .und in ( uh.'i during the present reUdliou, hi?\e not
yet made any awards. Alxiuf lOuclaltns have lieen filed.
There has Ih-cti no dlftieulty about Mfefap bsBtfeaOB) In
ti.e i si and, inn as ? reanedy, it is propoeed by oar llavera
meut to unite with ?pain la appatntuM a jetai eoaaaahv
?ton foi hat parpooe.
llohert M. alul ft. 'jihen A. Imujrius. sous of the late
?eaaaaf iKia?rf?*, have atapani und win present to
CouiaiM-, ou Monday, a claim for ti'io.ouo fur their
pi nab cnttoti und Other property taki n. Used, and ap
proprlatedln March, lfttt, la buanattppl, bj aporttoaaf
the .-ii'ini of the Darted Matea
Tiio case of ?jei.ator Gattwt n, or Kaaaaa, ' barged witti
bribery, was taken up yesterd.iv by the Minute Gom
?altteeofl PrlvUepM and IthMitJoaa it wa* found tm
practicable to dlsposi of it during thi botkiaj rernap nr
bj a -.ii.. i.iuiiiittec visiting Kaaaae, ami the examina
Uoo of tbe witnesses will begin before the vholeOeM
mil. c on Jan. 10.
.T<<iiii (?. Ni. ol iy of nilaols, Presid? Dt Lln< ola*! Private
Si cl. t.ii \ , \i.is, yi -It ni.n , i Ii.i by the Judpjal of the
S?pleme (,met as Marshal ot that badj m place of 00i
Parsons reaiaraad.
A siili-cumuiltti i of the ('oiuiidtfei- on \ ppropi lat.oii?
bai i'i ? n i va m i li !ii?r lido the el irreal the lie part ment of
the lull :..h wit ii .i view to its i. onratiii
?III. I, LI A 1 I lliAll .
FAT NU: BURKE liKil.ll- MDIBBCTL1 TO UK.
ntOUDB'a i:m i v i i i . i ni..
lutin r Bolita lectured? hint ? reniagj rn tin
BrOOb in \c;.iii in.v t f .Musie In I.neiiii ami u-e aieln nee.
and tin aatbnalaaai whbeb freqoentl) found veotgavi
evtdenee of hM popoJarlty. Tb ibb tof theevenlng*i
discmirse was " The Seeiet i.f Anal ..' Beeonty," aad
in the course of his ri uiaiks he allOSV d fa the MM rttOM
mufle hg Mr. l'iou.ii, in ni i\ b hie mm rtftfanai of Um
IrtSb |?'0ple.
You know, lu said, what i- tin di s. i iptmn ol I he r,?th
oiic religion; it is. aa givt ? by this Mr. Preadra ? be i ??
b i tui mis' tu re the other nicht : "The Catholic Church
und tin i etbelfc ratifdaa la the aaatraetloa of all Boni
i oaoa oui ai M in man; it i.? ? kind el eoarpai t that a man
m.Ue- mth the priest to enjoy pleasures, cm mit sin and
S'o to him from time to time and innke a private render
taff and eettb Um whole baatneee.n [QreaJ laaighteraad
epi anse.J it is, according t? thi? leaned featMaaaa?
Ood bl--- tin? mi ik ! .renewed laiij.;.le? i tu use hat own
Drorda : "it is a kind of becaopoeasbj which all might
be supposed tc he invented by Almighty Qat In
onier to afaaaj the devil, aud you may
live. m all your impurities and alwmlua
tions ami yet escape the claw? of the 1). vil." Now,
I ?? h il m .fi thi- is Mr. Fi.mdi's idea of Cathollcltv. and
abo remember, my friendo, that if Mr. Froudi itood
(.lone and cried oui this with n atontada** volee I weald
not mind him. Hut Mr. Proude represents' lathlere
spect the inning, me and the Intellect of our day oat
?,.t- the I'.ithoiic < hiirch. GoasequenUy, If ? ever there
was a time when Ute < lunch of Ood demand? tin t
taltb of her children It is in thi? oar day. It ordei thai
every Catholic In the world, by hi? life, by ht? earaeat
lu m, by h!- adher? m e to bin faith and t i lit? Bai ior, an i
by his puriiy, may h.m> Um He to Mr. Preode ami to
such wind?. [Applause.]
It Is Impossible for an j asaa to retaia hfa CathaBelty
wiiie be contents' him* if wirb a mere piofaseWn of the
Catholic rc'v'i di. We can't ?ut aa the Protestants do
retainoai rood standing when acting the baci
Mr. Fro.ule . ould hid, if in- toob the palus to look, many
of this el.i?', aad ho Might with trutb hold many a
repr?sentativecatholic u|> ami aay?MHela Catholic,
and look ai h .o ; he lea rotten fallow, a meredrwaaattt,
a bad f Ittier a n.id tv!?t.-,i?l ; tm Ii?. imvur ?i.sm! ... iiw
practices of the reMjfbm wl rb be ?.?em? so prnad of."
Pia east find deaeoe of aach Catbolka, it he. waiits to. to
d?i\. Bnt,roi friends, tbore arc ai-o Chuholta who Dia
earnest in their faun, earnest la the practice uf thi re
llLi.ili, and, I Will add, Iri'l). il i-H-l liad call? BBOa
tin m, t.. s., eut and to -ti.ke a blow ior tie- I tin!, u.
Father iiurkc then -poke ,if the net <--?t\- of est ihllsh
lac a system for the education ol the (Jnthollc youth ol
Aiiiern i. !?? i-.li.'t i ii tr a bright tut !!? in Anilina fat the
educated son* o? ibeCnureb. In elosiaa he aa>in i?
tarred to Mr i mude and his own reply fa the hintoriaa,
w bit h ;- in in- dellven il tu m .i roa evi mini, at the Brooh
lyn Academy, nearh In the following ?
Now, my Irk mlv I bave Unen addressing > ou for a hjag
time upon a aubjei i wlm h 1 hope bas proved inU :
to ] .n. Tie re v. as in I mu h i.miiii fal laUghtTt ia It, the
Ume .md i in aubjerl bavi not moved na U? much mirth,
bill If leu eolne Ben oil I 111 s.l.l' eVI DiBg 1 llllllk We i .III
bave a esaei laaajh aad a aaod hearty laagD at Mr.
l. nde, [continued merrli.t.j Viei au kaow as well
.is i thai h ia bel i i" Daajb al imn man la K''i re v> i .'t
him. _ _ _
'//// (as?a,'? i UhCOMD.
i \ i ai. i Aia.i i IfBTasal iv Ji BaaM I irv.
Ol Salurdiiv Johl afUabTOfKo, MO Ji:iiliu:iil
ave. und Mil. ?-?? i Ueaskiof Nu. wj Fro vont-?!., e.irpin
t?Ts, were empJoyrd Id tapadrhaf tara paaaaaaar-oara
st.induit' aa a -?le track near l M PoaBDJ lvaula Kallru.'d
li^uiit. 'Jbe . .tr- wart aaperated IWeaavaahBDoeig
aorkiap aad a red Bearwai alaead aa thaappereamto
prevea*a eoOlabaa. Just before noon ddLVoagfaaJfa
TOf ran rapWr frnra ta thti ?iiie track and. strikiDKcar
No. ?I, drove it vio.ently ajtaiust car No. AU, on which
tie- nu ii were then wmkiiis'. crushing noth men between
the eara, alliier was su borrlbly mangled that he died
almos) iii-tantiv,aad UeaaU reeelredaertooi infernal
Injurii . At a late hoar last olgbt ae was atlll alive and
Uiougbttobe in afalrwaj !.. recovery. "Ash" Hlaka,
tin- engineer, ??? arrested by Avtiu?; Chief .'. Foiiee
liicksou and I ein for e\aiiiinatniii. H?atated that De
lint im del? to run down t i i be 0< put Mr a train ot ear*;
tlur the swllcl.mau alone was ut fiililt m tun. m s' hi- en
gtnc of! upon the side track; thai bl did i.ulknowhe
?aa on the ewttcb until within if feet of where the col
ii.-iun took place, and thai be didaotecc any red flag,
im distance fiuu Um iwltch tothe place where tbe car.
were standing is auonl 60 yarda. John .Mii.ui, Um
SWll! ? BXWiil held for ex?
il.in.i ii Ion.
Jobn M;ik ' aidowar age aa, and
leave? nix young children, A Coroner's Jury baa beau
in,, i -i Inquest will be held by Coroner
:. utit. ? ... i H land, I ia ten, ^ bo h.;s
of the drill engibes and Lhornaklogol ad trains
atiiiijii- . ??iv depot, was arrested, yesterday, aad
baldtoawull the Inveatlgattua. The engi?
neer stated, yesterday, that Bohtndwas anttag on the
teiidin.; h engine wblcb be was raaatag oaderUo
it, tai tl Urne of Um m i Idaat
h sVaaaVsTB lam?- i.xri.oni.-!.
While a family was fMatted BTOOtld a table
m s rooaaoa the aeeawdfloeraf stei, lap Math-ave., Un'
? lamp which stood on the taW.i ex
ploded bfary fabatwaad, ?^ :w, was beaMMgewavBbi
? i In molnent Slid was -pniiLl. d with tl.e. burning
oil, win. h tiistantlv set ?or elothlag Dbtaaa. a man
i. Darned George Nelson, ipraug forward with a
heavy ?Bawl and ?ueceededln sniotheritirf the flamea,
bat not until ehe had inen burned lo su?a a boxublu
mauner aboal kMf faaaaad client that a ph>siclan who
w.is called dei land tii.it ?in <<niiii not raoover.
atr. Nelson, ia hm etlurta toaavathi aoaaaa'alite> waa
severely borned oa tbe face and hand-, ranotmau
Laird Of the Ninth Preefuct. who was passim.-at Hie
I.. heal in?: t.u wi.m'- elles, lall into the DUUSS a:id
i 111 1J M d ]il|l nul tie tl Mill -.
tu vin i BOM im nitoriioi.iA.
.fiilin lliiuwulil. Bge 85, ili'd ol bjdropbobia
Ih .i shim? ou s ml in M*l)-*econd-*t., near N'liilh-ave,,
wUii. h lived,yaaterday. Hawwotdwasbtttea la thi
eiie. k ..\ .i do ? he v. i- piajlbaj with more than i? months
Dgu. i ne '.ni- i i iu not Daaaifeat u-4-i! antil ruarsdaj
UiSt. _
? PATAL ROtXEK BXPLOfMOS.
Ian i-, Dee. l"i.-l)ii Piiila) iiniiniir. I.i-t
ti.e is.iui m Wanafft aawmlil, on Black ktvvr, Wayaa
rSdbitt] 'in, tp led ertth terttfm foaaa, The mill was
ut. rail) i I ii |?|.-. Fiau'SA'Wts Of UN isnier Wcle
if i une :i ??-, i\. and what w ai
all il . .m. I'd. i'.mi h i . ? einilni c. were
uli d.
I ? . ? ., i . I- ... u !"
liavi in-, n. ??? |i'i. tua.
i RI Ml - tSU i A-i At.in - U? ;i.i.i. l:\in
WIHiati II Wi'adtelpn, i" rnhhinaj the M'-r
....
i i end Depot) Pii Itnasti :
.. ...,.? H" -ii-ii. ? . ??-?
i -.
rio i tin Yalohnahn Klvifr, at
.... . . ? ?
....til le . Juido !.?? ibstsw.i'.'i ?i
i-u|n i. M.s ?-'i
the Cut i.? \p|..ilM luti.li?,' lillliriliil tile
. ..i ?u- a nil mi I'?mi ? -i Bi.i.1... k. \ ... a.. ....
i . i !.. u? i>a?s. i.. Ui i MI.U ?.??i
?. k* u-~... ?? .
THE LOUISIANA CONTENT.
I.ATI.r-l HUSKS Ot THF. VTWOQQLX.
Till S1TI ATIOtf IN NfcW-C'UIi: AN?.
Nhw-OiuiblM, Dp?-. 14.?(Jin. W. H. Smith
atthaUattad Mate? Amu, with Uaataaaati Humand
Kbit'of din. Knmry's Htnff, this morning went t" the
State Ar-ciial. which wa* held by tne militia, and statin?
that they had tnstruefloiis from Washtnirton to take
Charge, the militia at once sum aderad UM properly
and vacated the pi emires, tho offleeroof the iiiilitlare
tiri.im.' then ilda aim?, w tin h an I? n-onal property.
?snc&n Of IhtPhUfJBafKKta?.ainsi wakmoth.
Nrvt-Orlram?, Deo. 14.?The Boardof if Sai
?fters of the Mechanics' Institute 1/ jrulaturo to-day
submitted the articles of Impeachment, ?L-ann-l Uov.
Wannotb. The following is a synopsis:
PlrWfJ Un U'ieoiiHtltiitional and unlawful ejectment
of iii'n r Bono from ihaoffeeool Secretan of Stair
gceand: Un appointing, in April. WTO, for Tax Col
laetorof the Parwnof Tanglpeboe of Jobo Bvana. who
had be? i. n ii i ted from the tana office hy tin Senate.
7/niu'.' Tho oonatiaaionlacof o^den as Attorney-tioa
eral. Harper aa Sheriff, and Kliuorc it? Judge of the
VIII th Ihitrii I Court, win n no legal returns had been
luailn l>> I lie legal returning otlicer?, and COMBtring With
them to foriii.lv and Illegally put out of effeOO .fudgo
iiiimie of the villth i)i?tnet Court; ai?o eenadnkn.
Ing other Judge? and offloen when no htgal retaran liad
been mail? liv the legal returning offioen.
fourth: The offering of a bribe el Ifto.ntin and the dls
pt n .it on ot patraaace to i.n- it. (?m. PtnehhackIf be
woaid orgaauM the Hoaaln to >-uii the purpose of the
aceaandj und procartng fraadaleal regihtratiou at tho
laet ' loeUon In dlffcroai part? of Um Btate.
S?ttk: ufbring to R. B. Catlln, Btate flaaarvbni of
Election hi the Pariah of St < barloa, a brlbi. In the form
>f .m appoiotmenl a? siute Tax Collecter, If be wouM
maki a n audnii nt return of theeli i I |
.-?i r iiiu . Bxerc sing tbe fum lion ol uovernor after an
w?i notified thai be waa Imp ached, to dereliction of
-I" i t lo the t, ,,. mi AaOOmillj, and pulling tin peat I
of tin state m kMpard].
t in- Board reoerve the rigiu to reply m tho Osvanan
.u.?m i offci Motlnony, ?ad Introduoo additional ex?
ii?
nn CASI is v? .wtiN'.n.N?w iiii'hk Ol TBH
1 ..; OBBKT.
\V a-miiv. rOK, I'.e. 14.?I'r.'siili -nt, tirant to
,1... mi inn.ly ti tograph, aeopj of the mcu.ori.il of the
GUM lo' ' oui m it tee of S< W-< ?.lean?, Baffdag fofth their
cm rani ? s, This an mortal waa nan aftn phwd ii the
h; i ! af A'toi ney-t,en. William?. Information that UM
( .oiiiiiii .<? aiO ?tart for W.i.hiii.-toii probably today
win. ahM i< nevad) but, Jinlviii^- from what w.ih ?aid till?;
Moralni ? ?? Attorncy-Qen, WUUama, fhnlrnMttonwill
i?r fun i. m i at Seat ml Qoveranenl m uuhtxtfelv fand
in it? i.eteim.i,itimi to ?nppoit tne PlnohhaekState
Govern ment, 'i be i lepartmeat of Justice an oloorly b>
\,- o.ii.o tnofai In tne case, aud i< ntisdedwltii
Um ' WH m orii n. o. i o niiuiaiiy taken here by tho
Administration,
tten.Btnorj m-t nicht telecraphedthePreeidentthai
. i ,i collinlou r>:-.i.i between the polios and
i.ooiia, ,'inil taked im Inatruettona, A nply waa
aiateboui in traction bin, la effect,not totahaaldn
with either party, bal to bold bla forceo In readlni
preaerve tbe peace, und td Lnterfcn only in onao of no
oeaaity foi thai purpooe,
To-day fiispsttcbea were tee trod ol the War Dcpari
iu' ;,t iron Qen. Emory, urina thai uj.eiuaud in ing
made for ;!?? -un. ,,.n i of liie An nal an I th? d ?peraiou
or thearmi i loi'.i?. tin- ai , u.ii was prwnpUj turned
over to UM ?Mate aalhorilii i-, uiiil ever) thiiif in now
tratet.
? J lit: K AJBMOTB PAKT! N<>r INSOOOaVaOfaa
WaSBJXOTOSi Dec. 15.?Tin- Committee, con?
sisting of H of the most rSafenfabteetttaoaaaf launsiana,
? ho wi re app?tant to \ i?u Ifaahfagtoa aad consult with
the Pu- nb al in roaafd m tat ooadllioo of offam in that
stat , have concluded tn como, notwitii?tamliiig the ex
ir.-n'.iii.ary dl*patchinragnrdto tin rvbW wbieb was
?, ii t,, s. ? nrteadlsn Frida/, They Mai in in :,,wu on
Wednt ?d* . oi imr week.
AN KAKNKS1 PLEA.
ai loitsn-i.i.m.kal OODKK'l flBWfl <n m
( V-l .
VVasiukotoh, Dec. 16V?Th? foUoarioh* letU?i
from H. H, Ofdnftj Attetaoy Oeaeral ol lantol. fen
iu?t In i n lo.nle piiolle:
Wasiiim.!?><., I" . 14, I
tht Baa, <; 11. ffkxtu im-, AUonng tn aami -f las
tn ".*.
Y\ DEAnSnt: I bog leave to submit thrnui?h Milito
the r.e-niiiii tin i.K in te pointa:'fan action of the
ibUMHii.? ,u n?iu?iiiiiui( im? aaaeaafelaaa *!? Mn.rii^^ii.?'
Institute iu Sea Oil an? aa tbe I?ogialatunof Loalalaaa
auu p. B. s. PtncOnaab aa <^?v*riior was ?eruiulv pn
mature. Piucnbael wa? never Lieafenant-uovernor of
the nt ite, and hh n-rm as > aenata* expirad, under tin
Constitution of thai Slate,oo tat tin daj or November
laet. i':n ??- ' uibl ' ...lia, [uatituto wa? noto?
riously r, t?rm d and seated t>) a Deputy United But? i
Marshal, uinii i the unter f uu inferior lenaal tourt.
in i f ,ri cm be anaartaiued by refenaoe to Um papen
hi i i y im lu the Suuranae Court of the Uaitad Statea In
tin- n itterol tt fuit' Wannotb applyimi for a wrttof
pre . ,,t... o. lacra an cirauantaaeoo of whtohtaaOov.
(ttioi nt tuns! iai.1' notice.
Without u.M Uaaiag v no mis 01 Who WM not elected, T
n- ,... ., dl) - e-i i hat befon tin Pmaideol ander?
took to Md tie i h' i.i.mom:-! .uni to pledge iho great
powei oi ins ofaeo m i tin r side, mach deliberation
aaSa fuit bearng ahonld bave been accorded Tbe
election was tbeamet qoiet nnd orderly ever held i tin
nu..; not a symotom ot riotous diapuaiuun, not even a
peraoual unarrel or eaeouater roaneeted with polities
w.i? reponed ny the police authorities la anj dlreetton.
Tin- .lOnery of tbe Statt ??.m reinen! ni in perfect
nul, i after the election and entlralj oonpeteni toman
iiii its own affairs, and wltb eourta of )u?Un> ready to
piole t tin- rUrhta of everj ellluB,
It > a ludden at tfoa "f au infertor Feib rai Court winch,
war aboouuoly turum non j. ?He* thi State Qovernulent
I? i oii.pletely overset, the W te House M-.jzed ano it fov
eii.ii.i ut enacted whow ofltoen UMfoaata anvonovn
cnoaii. It cm,iot, ?ir. have aeonaod j our nttenUon that
i , i n atBg thinooune a F leralCoart bao been eni
In tr.o as l-.aiitv Of the I.'.uy of tln> Cmti d st;iii | to
inbvena Stan Govornment and to cos trad one la ii^
place j tor it waa welll iwn tbat the beard of ratura?
fago:beon ncoaahMd by Jui;> Derail hae not at "i
ui).,ii Um awora raturas ol tbe n . :uJ si eh etioa offlei rs of
Hi - ill-, lrom which ?in m tie . OOuM have, uiuier Iba
ia*. dcoioiod the malt, bat profan to nave in en
gnlded by tho retaros ol th > Darted StntmmatM
tun 11> unknown to the i.iwiu LoaMfana, au
that tue MM ? aada p..un v thus
a F?deral Jud?:c, abseluntiy wltboat Jurisdn-Mon,
seize? a st.iie-iioiio.i .kn.ido.it- a Laclanttare, the mi m
i.i i ? nt winch have lio other c'liin, lo tli Ir seats i Im i. I ne
SutUng of a Keturutag B ?er I, v. linee rale autborttj is tbe
T?. a .Hin n of tbtt usurping Federal Court, and wliieh
pi ..to act wlclj u'.'-ui tut itattnenl or n tun?
,. rrtatn United buH>a officaxa who art entirety
a a to ii:o Uics of Louihlaao Tboai am tacta
known non byavary Intelilceat uaa InUuoeonntry,
na!, of course, not bail ban tin- Chief Muni*
Uate. tne Leaielatun tium asaembleii M
recognbMd by the Executive of tuli m-eai
n.it 00, and you tciegnua, upon bis autiiorify,
to i ur people comin iiiIIiik tin m to submit. If laej
wi i .? .m uncivilised people, accustomed to the shackles
o*. a de-pot., m, that submission whluh you command
i.. .im an i a-y matter? bnt,Sir, tbey are Americans
ii,.-, youraelf, born and raMad under me free LnaUtu
in,, -."or Urdo great eoautry. Tney nro suffering tin meal
grievous wruuc thai eaaM i?- doue a people, and an
I'oni.ou? thai their tiovernrneat feai acted without
prop i deliberation and upen au e* ?xno- thowtng of tbe
I.1-. . I in Mill 111.Ulli' II,, III toi l.oI > lelil?:
ininoppii ?sionandfor makiug auoUiprappinU, wbb u l
no.', on m i ?. i-li uaroo tOtM I'liiiideui, for aa luvest lea?
iinn ot tui- manor i
i tin net prerentinc toyou tbaeaei of Reary c. War
iieitL or that ol WiPUui Phi KeBbg.- in thia appeal.
Tuev ,iri both atrallgora to u>, bud our peuple have ?uf
Pared loog and peuently uuji Um mbuaaiatcetnent ol
iin i m. n. i- I? know u tu (lie whuni couiiti v*. I um
speakiuK m the u.ima and ta tho Kpaonanuve of the
baai pi nine ?>f l .ou m urn a, who au' Mini) eon vtneed thai
bi tile |i e. lit (lei lli.n l.n'y i at I mil mo?l ul II,e impm lalit
oflkoa of then state, and that i.' eSfcot ?hall be ?vea to
the real popular venUot of Kofcnbar, tho Oovermaent
will pan into tas luieis of aoaaai ami aapabloneo,
tin) liilihat in this tluu have a runt to h|kh1 (he
?> nipaitiy of the federal atxeeotfvOt n/bo ha? roeeuil*
n reiieii iroin the peoflo of hi? ooafetV] rtttb lUotln
?il had ei idi-m? of i inn loiitbk uce. i
Tin- nmna of the Insstta m thM antter i?, i fear,
??ai. ui.iii ii to uiniiaie the af?eetloua of tne beat people
aran weaken Ifeeff eoaSuenee m the protection ,n {he
<.inn. nt, and their nee of our Institutions, i an
I? i i-u.iili il that, If the OoVetnuM lit should, at ih ? jUi., -
l ni i , pu: ne a Vlaa, ii.aKiiituiiiKiu?, ami impai ! lal coin i .
ni m mail bewhatb may?tue ewafutonoo .uni nit. c
u.,11 of ih'- >.,utn would l?' pronptlj raatond m m? .Na?
tional (loieiiiiin in, ami all lioiiulo in that dire? tin
eni ?iiuiii. i ue action heretofore taken can be can?
celed m mo'1,11.,1 ?o i? to give cOeet to tin'?? \ icwh, and
m .. scry i^ioi t i une tin- ii m i aae i aa bo pit.I before
Hi, Uovcrnmeiit, is a committee from Louisiana U now
bam way tu tPaaolnntoo, bearing nil tbe factatutbe
I'lt oit m. mill i mi ciiiionlllie i-, n, t ordliiit Ui my uii
ItfP-l.i.M.i.', fcoi, |, irto-.iU. Voiim, v. t v I'e-ii.-, luiily ,
etc., II N. IHiiiOK, Aiiorii. . i., iiciiti of l^,u,?i.iua.
A CAAIPAIOK Al iAIKST THi: Al'ACIii.-.
Sas Francisco, Uec, 10.? llu* lateai ;ul
mi . ? i. in I..?"il, Artiuim, ?laie, that ton. ?rook Is
atauc the ? .iinpuiitii ^ i_ t mi ij, agninohtfee hohiile
A pal in ? ni th?' m.ilherii part of Hie I-? ii-Itnr? i'ue ex
pedilnno aie aporaUag m tat Mountain aaat ai the
KUrei v. nie. (,n. cmmii mm i?t heiiKi rratatnotivf
ihe \|.e.oieou Mountaiaa. Hunm t oaiaanahjutevoyaas
iiunifii'ii Apaebrs have been hilled, -i.d luaU) isouinled.
Tin n- ?tore? am'. protUiou at< al poluti weh d
? roui i.-u. i n,l'? poll, v i? lo ? .how ihe I illiim
ill. , rtlili lllllll lllelu illlWII o . .11 .lit. .0.
A JUST -I.MI.Ni I
H .i.iiniHi, Doie. 14.? Tin- trial fel ll<<r.i-i
Blabs ?>?<?. ; i .ut.'inpiiu^ uj wti ? ;. UM Ni vi forb iud
Ho-uin i.t|iii-i.? ti un.-., m-.ir WiiHiMir Lock?, it ?linri time
?iu i, ?!,? i .m. Huh d iu tit" Bupehef Court thi? ?ftai
tl.Hlli. Til? llirv . ?tU>l Uli ltl.-4-U.? Ul II li.llllll.MC llll
lllilllil lUllllill HUSIV ;W ?4'UlKf.l Pli llu tin IM')
appealed to the Conrt to be lenient, m view of the fact
lli.it he was Into Heated at tho time the set wa? com
inittid; hut .fudge (tarponier said ""?t be Batearlas; all
tbe facts, and the enormity of the offense, ha ieii it In.
duty to the public to maki* the sentence for the lull tenu
pro*, ided by law?, and Klnkeslee was accordingly ordered
to be Imprisoned In the Htate Prison for ten year?.
OH I'll'A RY.
JOHN FHKHKKH'K KKN-F.TT.
Joba Frf'dcrick Kcnne'tt, the artist, died sud?
denly, on Saturday, of heart disease. He bad suffered
from an attack of piictminnlu dumi>: Noven.I? r, but had
been convalescent for some time, and ap|>carod to be In
excellent spirits and health on Saturday morning. He
sent a boy for his lunch at noon, aud when the latter
returned with the tray Mr. Kcnsett was sitting In au
easy chair and looking deathly white. The boy ran out
for assistance, and during his ?hurt absence the artist
staggered to the lounge, and died before a physician
arrived. His studio was soon filled with bereaved
artlnts, to whom he wan greatly endeared, and who told
one another mournfully tbe story of their common loas.
Mr. Kcnsett was bom In Cheshire, Conn., ou March W,
Isis, and wss apprenticed to his uncle, Alfred l):igg>'tf,
an engraver of hauk-noU? vignettes. The youug artist
ex|M'ilmente<l with oil colors In his apaM hour?, and in
1H40 went to Knghiiid to ?tudy painting. On his arrival
In Ivmdon he became known to Durand, Caldcar, and
Bossiter, and shared their studies. For live years ho
studied oil-painrjug, (supporting himself by engraving.
At the end of this time he exhibited a view of W.u.tor
Ci-tle in the cxhlhtlon of the Society of Jiritlsll Artist?,
at the rooms in Suffolk st., l'ail Mill Fast. It I? tho cus?
tom of this association to have a lottery ut a guinea a
heaii, and the holders of the two Imky numbers arc
allowed to ciioo-o .1 pa Miie eacb an a prize.
The winner of the (trat priz'i on tbU occa
sum selected Ken?ett'i picture, which was
admitted liv every' one to Is1 the best landscape
painting in the collection. A sketching toar down the
Hliine, over the Alps, uric) Hiiioug tin- Italian lakes
v le,il. d abuudaiit f run in a walMUled pori folio, and apoa
Ills arrival at ttorae be begin to paint with earnestness
and power. In imh he tent to tbe Academy of Deaign
ills landaeape " View an Um Anio," and a fanciful sketch,
entitled the "Bhrlae." Bo waa aaaatmoaely elected as?
sociate, and tbe following year was made Acaih midan.
In UM h" ivtuniod to New-York, and began a series of
landscapes of the moaataia,river,aad Lahaaeoaeryaf
New-York and Um Peat ora Mates, with marine view.,
winch found eager [rnmharnra Taece is acarcely aa
American art collcrtioii of note Unit La not graced by one
of his pictures. lu 1H59 ho was appointed a metober of
tin Ballone! An com mission,ami engaged to laporintend
i the mn.urn utatiou of the National c.iuitoi. Ble works
were Idghli esteemed in Prance, BeIglam, and England,
ks wi II as in this country,
vlflOOUBIBPJ a>?A4X>P??flBLD.
VisciKtiitc^- Ut ,'icniistirlil, trffe of the Bight
lion, Ib'i.iamiu Disraeli, dfad In London at noon fOOti l
duy. Hh. was the daughter of Cipt. Vine. ItaOM of the
British Niv,,iuid In ls.15 married Wj m Ihiim IawIs of
(Hamorgni!, a gi nil.man of wealth ami a asMtobhfOf
the British Parliament.
Be ?lied lu IfaaVaad UM ..car following she married Mr.
Disraeli, who had Mtterod ftartlamenl rot tbe AM time
twoyeuis before,aa UMeotleafoe of her farmer hao
bin. .1. repie-entiug tho bOTOUghOf Miiiil-t .no. Mr. DU
i. id at thin time written some of hil be^r neve!?
and acquired eaaae political ce?? brity, but in* aaaaa?
-pit mild for Ulli waa largely due, to the social p?v
ud opportunities afforded him by in? wife's dowry.
.itctully remembered thi?. and dedicating (0 Bl r
oi.. of in novels termed lier " a perfect wife." In 1*8
Ived from the (?ueen the title of Countess, her
hu band having declined the title offcreil Lim. It i? said
thai be wj,.;. i.oihair for her aimi?cintiul.
PERILS OF SAVIGJJIOX.
DISASTERS KKI'OKIT.P ?Y CUUK.
LobTDoVi Dee. 11.?Itopotan oobi?bm to V?e
iui Maiiaa dieaatora, aataadad a^loBaaoof life,
cmi-ei| by the hit?'gab'?. Tue steamer < haivntc of the
feg I ir line between Hull ami Dunkirk, was lost while
oa t lu- wa] to the latter port, and II persons were
drowned. The ship Badnagore, from Qnebe?forHljrh
I, became unmanageable and waa ahead ?at d.
h peraona were aasned overboard and perished.
I iti.'ti. witi?KK? AT senrvtr..
BoftOH, lire 14.?Tii?) lirig Meteor stranded
and went ashore at bcitunte in couswiueiiccof mist..king
a light In a bouse on ?hero for thn lis;hUloii-e. She
bilged In IA min.i?es after striking, and si high water I?
complete!} covered. The aruwwere reaaaoQ byallfc
boat, .ai' wcic badly froacB. TUe cargo is eonalg
Pnliod. Bhcltoa .vi'o. of this eltv, and la Insured in the
AthiatM MutOal In? .tame Company or He* -York.
A SCHOoM't;'.? CattTW UtOWPBD.
I'oursnot ?fi, N. II., Dec. 11.?The Hiitisli
brig L J Wl i..cay,,,t 'nia jkiU to daj, from Ungen,
r?pons teeing, '? mtli'sulf ? npi Ann, Di-e. a, un unknown
eehoencr, winch, m trying t" ppproaeb UM brig, wa?
capaii I, aad loot bei soar* inddeeb Poor men were
?ecu oa the teaUne, il.ie.fm a wulle, bat, owing to teal
laa'-j galhj the bnu m.r. adei i o aasistaaee.
OMVSRAL fQUTICdl MMWi,
lift ALABAMA COMrKtiMISK AC IPTM?.
Mu.sroiMiiKY, Dae M-?The htjUUbnm at
UlC . apitiil mid the Court house nave Imth agreed to tho
aevpuaantet aaggeatod by ?tfataay GcaMaal wtiiiams,
atid wiii mil-i on tneauaj aast at 11 noon.
I'Ol.inCM. I'lii'l'AKAI'HAS.
Tit Tiiiiuiiiiiy li.ill Conunittec on Organiza?
tion 1? fllii.fi the vacancies canst d IV] the unseating of
tu*, del -it am hi 'i. Oeaeral Committeo from the
Vtli, l.V.h. XlXth, and XMfrl Aaaeaahty District*. The
ii aa ? I of tlu> m w delegatoa will be presented to the
Oeneral Committee aa Tharaflayatght. aad the date of
(iilnci'les for n new licneral Committeo will bo an?
nounced ?if thai time.
A uw Democratic organization, to be knos/n as the
T inunaaiy Ceatral Association, ha? been funned, having
lta beadqoartere ai No. ? Baal Thirty -Antat, Tin.?
build aghaj ban MBeed,aBSj will lie altered and re
palred for Um eeaoMPaudatlna af the Association. Tue
olU. ?fka aro as follows : Preetdt nt. Hein f K. David, Vice
l'a ideuta, William llnstlair, sr., and William Bauer| K?
cording Beeratarr, Tnoioaa U Peitaan Uorrespondlng
Secretary, .1 B. McPoaaaca: Tteaaonr, Bicbotaa Kiiiian;
Seigi iiit-al-Aiiiis, Jamee Uly. Among tho prominent
nu m tern arc the Bou. John Kelly and tue Uou.Abi.iUam
K. 1.1 \ri in e.
t Ball baa baaa taaaed for a meeting of the Oeneral
Oonunlttoeol Apollo Ball on Wednesday Bight, to tix
upon a it^te far holcUug the primarle? for a new UeaeraJ
Ci'tiimiitve, aad to braoaael g?n?ral business.
DKSTliUCfirt: FIRES.
IN TOI.I.UO.
Toi.fdo, Ohio, Dflfh 15.?Ivuly this morniiiir
a tire broke out in tho block corner of l/ifayettc sud
OUanfjata.,oararpfafl byWarraa?) Bedwaft^i oaflbatai
since mill, which, with the contents, was enlir. .v
ihMllojrfiil Creaatag Aw street, the tire ?\iread to a bioik
of four stnies, oei up., d liv Walker, Hillstcai? ? Co., to
inn c. i . ?:a,. iui fa Mm Ohio ?love Works, WbMh were
al?., d,. i ii.\ eii.
tho los? i? estimated at ?l'JS.on'i, which Is coven 1 by
pjoe.nuo insnraii.e, mostly In Eastern oomnanlcs. The
building.? were all owned by Mi-?. J. C, HalJ, and \>e.i'i
loaored iorp?.?ua
Ahnnian named Jamee Welch, whi'e attempting to
escape from the third .-tory by sliding doWnalineof
hose, lost in? hold and fell to the ground and was killed.
joiiu aloeJ, iii.o'u c Uremao, hadan arm broken.and
several oilier? reeeivi d slight bruises, by the walls fall?
ing upon them.
IN Si.lTIf CAIIOIJNA.
COW IMBU?, Dec. In?At ?a ?. m. tn-day a
fir* hi ok. out In the tawu of Chesfnr. CH miles north of
this city i'hglit stories and several oilier biilHin .rs WOfe
daattoyed. Tbe losa, over tl.vi.poe, M hall aovoted b) in?
surance. The caOM "f the lire is HUkaOWU,
i;uV. DIX* BTAIaT.
A i.i; \ NY, I ):c. H.-The followiiisTai-piriiiiUnfiite
by (ni.. Dix are aaaoaaaasf :
AiUii'.itit <?? uernt. Joiiu F. Bafhhone of Altbuur.
Xnoiei m -i.nnei.il. Vim. U. isaru? of ( >l ; honug.
isir lU-Cidef. ?V. (?ano IiU'iii i . N. \ xaak.
J?Ml^e-Advocate. J llaui|v|. u \Vm . . ? il ao.i.
(? ii.i lei-inaster (i.'is rai, John N. Knapp or Auburn.
I'.i)ini"itei-<?enei?l, Biifu? H. King of Albany.
ciiiniissary-ueuiTBiof Babsiatouce.l baodare K. Smith
,,f l?icbcster.
Aidis-de-Camp, l ?forge Q. Haven of New York. C'ifster
(i'lswuldof irov, iiniKit a Pro) ii, of Alb u.v, Hamiltoe
Ki-u, |r.,of V? Y i?, a/ill .uii A. W. ntuw^it uf Now
Yi.lK. Illiam P. llnl'kiU.liil KilCle?.
H bi understood that C.< n. Dun son will act as Ids
Preste Maori 'ai>.
TF.i iirisAi'iiic sun ?.
The tintiit'ci M iteattM in tfoatoQ laat week wa*
'?
....Meiloug ul. Otuv. A On. of ('harlottetown, K
B i ? .,.?.?.? .' a :? i'.. , UaadMaaanpssVDM
.V vote lia.- i ei ti taken bj tbe Old South C'inroh
I?'? i"- i ?'! Ui.'.'iu (s.?f ui lualng ih? t ,
{SI * Cu i Uttc .
...Belle Buckle and Village Ulaokamith won ihe
?.. r... m, i tl N'^llrW-?.. I... S.i... , .0 ik' ??eoiiil J?. .,t ifc?
??-cm? ?ftii* baafcsaaa tsaas) rm.
lue n poll win. h w.is current mi Fritlav. in
1 ?n*? th.'u..-nia.......1 ?a 1*. i..,i,j. fwivsr?saaaaaM? ???-i
tlr.l? M Ml Si .1 Juswir. 1 r. ..? M I ->? lM?e si SjSBBBt
FOREIGN NEWS.
D1BATE0N DBSOLtnO? Of TUB KKKVf'M
AMKMBLT.
SPftKCB OK H. (?AMiiKITA ? UK PaVBI TUB
UOHAKCHISTS lu teTAHMSH A atoNAKOHT
? M'Kl.i U OP M. I)'At Dlr-KUKT-l'AKQflKK
DENOUNCING BtPKMHSnV aWf/lta" Of HIN
IMTffft MPAOftK AAAIKwT OISeuLUriON?THE
motion '<>& D1BSOLCTIOK TOW DOWN.
J'akis. eaturday, Dec. Il, WTJ.
In the Assembly, to-dnv, M. Dnval aaserted that
tlm intlti'iti<i which were tuought forward for the
dissolution of the Assembly wen- irreciilarly sigi.ed
ana) I ore evidently the ivoik of agitator?.
M. tiauibcttii denied tin? assertion. He said the
country had given successive and dfnibVant Baa?V
festutions of ite dissent from the policy ot t)i?j As?
sembly, by returning KepnhlitSB candidates in
most of flic ment election?, wherein Ilemocrat* had
been successful over Monarchiste, even in the ancos
, tfnl disfruto of the latter. Tho crisis tbrongh which
tho (Government hud just fetased rendered tho peo?
ple.? desire for tbe dit-solution of the Assembly um
vcrs.il and imimiblo, lie would n fute tliem
calumnies upon hi? party. Ba defied tin? Monarch?
ist* to establish a Monarchy, declaring tbat neither
would a King accept nor the people ratify.
il< tc at, Gambctta was passionately interrupted
from tho Right
M. <J'Aiiilifl'ret-Pn?i*]iiier followed wirb a speech vio?
lently attacking the Kad,< lia. Ile declared tlint flat
honors of the rule of the Commune in Paris were
the imita o? tbe application of tl.ur ;?rincJpl?e>?I
GoMTIUUent.
The debate wae adjonrt.cd. to be roaiunisj at 9
o'clock this evening.
Portia, Deo. is. im.
Tlie sifting of the .Wenahly was Tcatitncd at 9
o'clock last nifjkt illi.iMi iDufaur? addressed the,
Boost in favor of rejecting tlic petition* for dissolu?
tion, lie Hpokc ironically o? M. Ganibetta. whose
spembes, he unid, waft I Ml cause of the pteeeut need
ImK agitation. Bpeecbce followed from member* of
all the parties. The debate waa one of the most vio?
lent and exciting; which has taken place in the
Aasombly, and laded until 1 o'clock tins morning,
when the Chamber, by ? vote of 403 to 9)1. IVfnaaal
flat petitions and passed to tho order of the day.
l'rc?idcnt Taints wa? not present during tho tie?
bate, either in tho afternoon or evening. Before ad?
journing the Assembly adoptod a resolution direct?
ing thai Al. Duianre'a nattaak be placarded in all the
Commune? of i 'ranee, A similar resolution, with re?
gard to bpeechco of lUdkal Deputies, was vou-d
down.
'1 In* Monarchist Journals arc irrcatly pleased with
the stand tiken by Aiini'te-rDufanre, The Radical
' pnv? mnititain a tone at indifference, and declaro
that tli'iy will enalliMsl tho agitation far dieeolu
tion. _
DESTT.CCTIVE INCNDATIONS IN FBA-VC.:.
PA UT OK THE CTTT OP UUI FI-OOPF.D?OKBAfl
MFFKR1S? FKOM TUE OVEKFI.OW OP THE
I.OlKK.
Paku?, Saturday, Dec. l?, ltm
Heavy rains in the north-ea*tcra depart?
meut- have swollen tbe stream., to an unusual bight, aod
sevi gal of iV'tn have overflowed their hanks, inundating
the country. A part of the Oily of Lille la flooded, and
iu? been abandoned. Mnny of the factories are closed,
and Several bridges are entirely submerged. In the ad
]acent country the crops are destroyed. A di?p?fch from
Nantes reports tbat the River Loire has overflow??! Its
brinks, and the adjacent fcountry Is flooded. Tbe quays
i\nd lower quarters of Nantes are entirely under water,
paaatatlnga rearfur|speetscle. Tlie Cuatom-bottae and
all the buhlurss houses In the flooded section of tbe city
an? closed. Further and great destruction of property
is apprehended. The railways In that ?ectlou Of the
country are eovared with water, and travel la Inter
rupted.
PUKCI HI^MArCK'Sl?Kl.ATION.S TO I'liCSSlA
AJro IBS EMFUUL
KCaTOBKD RXSIOKATtOM FROM tiik PKU'SlA?t
CODKCU?OOaUaKKTI in ukumany.
KBki.iN. Saturday, Dec. 14, 1*71
The rumors of Prince Hismarck'e roign.it inn
of the Presidency of tlie Prussian Council excite much
newspaper comment. Tho Journals of this city alt rtls
cii-a tlm matter, the tenor of tho opinion? thus far ci
pnatOd being that Prussia is the heart of fJermany :
that the leadership of PruMa in the affairs of the (un
led. ration Is essential to the leadership of OOKaafhf In
the affairs of Europo. and that 1'rluce Binmarea'a,retire?
ment from the Prussian Counoll 1? likely to le..d to ati
ImpiCtaat crisis iu tbe politics of the oountry.
THE SPANISH LOAN.
SCB?CUHTIONS FOR THRKE TIMES TUE AMolNT
KF.yiTKKD.
Mauion. Saturday, Dec. n UTO
Si'fnir Zorrilla, the Pre-sid? nt ?if the Cabinet
Coum il, yesterday announced In tbe Cortes that tbe sub?
scriptions to the new loan of avj.ooo.ooo peseta?, which
were opened on the lJtti in?t.. were thn I time? a*reaU-r
than th? ?uni required.
CHl.TlCH AND .VIA IF. IN ITALY.
SUPPRESSION OF THE SoriKl'Y OP JKSI> OK
IIAMH.li IN THE U1AMULK OF DFFl'TI.S,
Komk, Dec. IS, ls7?.
The Commitleo of the Chamber of Deputies,
which had under consideration the Kelljslous Co.-p ra?
tions Hill, at Us sitting ye?tcrday, adopted a Ml at ou
dt'clai'iug that the suppression of tho Society of Ji ?us,
Ineludinif the chief ntablkaanaat af the arder lu Kocne,
Is Imperatively demanded by the interesta of the natlou
Tho announcement of this iaotlaa was received by tha
Li lierai Deputies with enthiibiastic applause.
FOREIGN NOTES.
A meeting w.-is held at Mell)ournr, Victoria,,
on I tarda y uiirht to profest against the cooli? traille.
A bid wa.s introducid in the ?Spanish Corte?
on rml.iy for universal and I OMpUMOCJT militarv ?ervlce
A severe shock of eartliQiinke was experienced
at Valparaiso, Chill, on the niirht ot the 12th of Novem
iH-r, bot c.i??ed no seiiuu? damairo.
The 'J8th of November, the naaatfaaaMf of
the independence of tbe Isthinns of Panama, was ob
BM i ' 1 with more tlutu u?u.tl .-nthuMasin this year.
1 he M?idrid Gaceta (o?ieial) on Saturday pub?
lished a ru.al decree estaoiishlnc a municipal organisa?
tion tor the colony of Porto Rico. BOOM of tbe journals
proteo! iiKiln?' H",rt action of the (Town.
The BetfiK Diseiplinaiy Court on Saturday
decided that it was legally incompetent to try the ease
of Army Bishop Natutauownky, who wa? MTalfaft for
Incitliia chaplains to d.?obey the older? of the hi mister
of War.
Herr IVprotis, the Austro-Hungarian Minu?
ter of t iuai.ee?, on Saturday submitted to the ReMha
liith the intdiret for the vitar MSB The MinUter ?*-?ted I?
Waa crttlmatcd that the n-oeipte would aaaniid loeeS1,
aenditnres by tT?O.UOO. maluly hi cousetiiu.uec of .the in
ereaood revenue taxes.
A project in again on foot for tho formitif
of a confederation of tho five republics of Ceatral
haaerlofe, a circular on tbe ?ubjeet, naaaaaaf to the
prens of Ceatral America, was issued lu TVcm eawlp?,
Bondur.i?, in tbo fltb of October. The form of ?overa
m m of the United States is proposed as that of th? uuw
confederation.
Alivi?is torn Peru to Nov.'? announce tbat
i the action of the Japanese authorities In the matter of
i he coviie ship Maria La lias created great excitement
J and bnlcaattea in Peru. The iron clad ludeiiendencla
. will leave Immediately for Cluna and Japao. aad tbe
.?on ci le l'uion. uow ropairnni In Kurland, baa been
m,lernt to the same destination, 'ihe Minister of Peru
at tin Courts of Vedo aud 1'ekinc hits men forwarded
ample instructions on the pointa iu i|ueatiou.
An at tach? of the Japanese Embaiwj in En
Kl-ud writes to Thk TntBiNK to correct the statement
winch appeared In some English papers that the fallurs
of M. -r?. liowles uros. A Co. was oatac to tbe neglect
m the Japanese Uovernment to meet some of lta obUca
tion? m ith that house. He says the Japuaeee tiovem
u. i, t tutd bo dealing-* w Imtever wtth the flra) ; that
?ome ot the Japanese now tn Loudou were indu od by
the Joint Nitfiniml Agency to make private depoalts at a
time when Mcssr?. Howies Urta^ A to. must have auowu
of their approaching insolvency, ?line the oui? tntutf
that thru kept ilicu? rrooi tAukm*: ?ta? u?* mm?imma.
Ue,M??,ire by tbe Jaoanen. -a ? ??? ?*.-w?

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