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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY. MAY 15, 187...
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.
FATt. OF TWO IMPORTANT I. .U.S.
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l.-a-t math. Hi?* Mil t<. lti.nr ,? [...? I .u.? torn* mtt tai
?cits tina) pant-as?, in tlie A-m ml.lv ?t 11 o'dark
thin morning. Tin* thinl reading of Um ''i11
|ra?iii_ been an: ?iiiuf.l. Mr. Lincoln MlM
ior tin* tmitotam? nt ?if th?* ml?* excluding
?U luit _MMMM from tin? Boat vliil?'
i ? ?,?. i m !__ag tiiknt. Mr. 1?<1h* ..f Sullivan
tin ti moved to r.?-iirini.it the bill to flu? .Iiiiliii.'U.v
Cotlltllltt. C. With uistiu? ti'.us to Mlll-tltHtf ?. r it I
111 ?Ahull lie L:ul framed With I -)<??' to I tattr
l.-titiit,- WM tata. It jiioviilnl
merely iliat in all ca-.es wlMN usurious int.rc. t WUt
t.ik?*ii. tht* lend?!-.houlil foif.it ?ii'lv Met iiitir.st.
both letal uni u.-uriou., but not the priai -tti, M at
P-t-H'llt
Mi. Berria? opposed ?be atatMtmhn,and baUe-red
that i ? ...? wall as Hi?' Repabhean party,
ct'iil.l all?.til I.. |. :' i-r-?-If on record in fa\or of tin*
l.ill now on the tti I ?'f T?iie?l leading!. D? I?. it?
i iiiiui atiliMiiat that ihn l.ill w:us not in
tin? Intel, -t oi iniiiK-v.il in?:), luit of In ?rrow era. The
Mil'stitui.?? : ,. ?ilu- tin* present law. jr.
leoderof Booey suH?*r, while the
bofTOW? t .iiil not. If th. i. WM iiii.v ? -nine in taktii-T
the banawarwm equally galty
?rill ihi* h-nii'-r - i.iiy. mor.-; he wat the ndaeer,
?bilethe lender w.i- lh_ Manead. Cap?tiilists did
.nt-. tin* hichw.-v. s.-ekmir for oppo_-__~___-l
t.. t?k.-1.?.ui.-us totere?-?. Th. y wen laaghl ont by
beeTOWi !-. ?iti.l. it a ? nine was coiiiTiiitttil in taking
bonawen wan the laatigatan? nd
I i?, loffei at l.'ri.-t equally with the Leaden.
M.i'i helle. Oppoeed the .institute "and all
.;. \.r of th? i'i?'-? nt I'siiiT lawa."
He ejaoted the neent b ? Gar? I__f_no_l ti
I'..line. ti. at to show thai the ?licit ?'1 th?r n peal 0.
IWI in that State had been to lais?' the
??oli? riilvoeat. (1 Mr. l.echf".
?ui.stituti*. although he would pnfu th* tat?liiapaal
ol the l nuj Uwe.
Mr.Clarke al*?.? fa-rared it. iad s:ii.l that Xow
- .m t>- the -.nly Matt- in
I .n.ii Wime ih<? old lawi ree_niri__g the
ire uf tbe principal, for the taking of ?suiy,
Mr. Lincoln moved tbi
.notion on the lobetltote, and it w-a_ defeated
majority. The Tote wm then tal
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? - the bill, although the Homo adoptad all the
Aiiii'iiilint :it_ :_-kfil for. 'J he charge made at the
. tbe Bpeah-T, that hii object in
< i -1.. kill the l.ill. ii tht i> fan
the opinion of members who nip
j-Tied the lull. The feeling throughout the State.
lob my stroiig
' tmy change in the - law. Several
?heagocun the ...t i >.( rani Bemb?n Han thoM
ii?. i .n ferae, oeeaeioa when the l.ill ha? bean ap
_r? to o inted l"i by the boat-lit* which they found
i nt their con-tin.
M: foi tbe e.ilaiL'.-irn-rit of the
1 . a.lnrit of the peel ige of
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t.. i.-, ti. .-.il t-\-j..-i-t.ition,
nteeeded in gottiag the ? vote- required fee it?
pk-Kiit... It i- ii.-t eapeoted that the bill will
?essiiia ; I.m as H m of
ir??: __poftaaee to New-York City, iad, la the
-i ?il men. will ?r. long be found
tobe ?Li? .int. ly di eeenory topreeerrethc eoounerciol
-_pr<?m?cy of the city, the YeMMui Naya oa the
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l.auili,ehl would hnvo vot__ in the atliniiaiise n
li>.-V j.ail l_?*i irilMt, thus making the uftiiinHiiM
a?-t- u-, ?.i thm mon- tiran nej-hred to paivs the MIL
IHl.t Th'l-KNT OF I-i'.I-I.M10N.
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OOMMITTKK APPUUIUI ON IHK 1U..X.KLYN
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IntdM Tilt Jtl.t.1 l.All <ORKKk|?oKl>liNT OF THF THIBtSF. ]
Ali.vNV, Mii> 14.?i'hi* whole morniuff ses
?__>ii >.f tin- Seriate wm ?pent in dlm-UHMiti. the MM
txll i?-_aliziuK all town r_.a_ii ltwued In aid of rail.-_.__-.
-t ?a? tieid hv one ?__rty thai muuy hundred* of l_ou
l?-'j(l?' of _. lUr? in town hondi had been luaued, or would
?* la-ii-d if the bill aliould pass, where conmut. of tax
tkftt? had Im_-? obtained by fraud, or, In fact, had
*A~n betn obtained at all. It waa maintalued by tbe
?*??_- aide tb.it uuder a reg-e-ut de. i-ion of
*?* <"_-urt uf Api?e-l7. unie?* the pr?tent bill
?"V-aiii j??*?, n,,. ot'J.ct of the law p.t
**?t>u.r town, to bond in aid of railroad? would
??lef.?ted ; that btma Bde boldfra of the Umd? in __e
t*?e miru.cl -.ntlt-r Iom; and It waa Intimated that ?o?e
~*_* would dbtUooor ilieius-l?/?.?. It la tuore than likely
*?* --fair mean, hare bt-en uaed, both to _?-<*urt tbe aid
"*?**?? uu tx half of the _atl_.-_l-. and to obstruct the
^tiptioti of _u<h liablUUea by the tottna. The 1.11
J*' O/M paw-ed by exactly 17 ?-?Mea, and thou a motion
nt. T-oodm'? waa eari-led to Uy a motion on th?- table
*-_*-*i?_.<_er the vote. What--?r may be ihe merit?? of
?* MU. it It nnt probable that it can get tUrou^b the
?-?rniiiiy thl. year.
*?* bill wbich i_aaaed the Aaaembly la.t ntjfht. and
?? ?ai ret-eiv. d in tbe rienate. rtferred to t_e kail
*i t t_uiitu?_. and reported back to the Henate by that
T****??-*?*. without atneuduieut thl. moroiti., make? the
^?"??Bf cbaujrea in the route of tbe Oilbert El.-vaUd
__***' : - JLt loute a? eatubllahed by the Commu
?????r- m thau?r. u ao a* to extend from the lnteraettiou
? -xMtf ?t. ano r?arU.-?.., al?n? _UxUi-a?e. to Awiu-at
nloiipAiiiity-st. toSi.Htli Fifth.-?vn..an'liil<>ni.S-inth Fifth
uve. i?, ("tin.-.t ?mi thelaaaaaapMialaiataastaMlahert,
(..) ThccoiiiPunv la prohibited rt??n? tutlUlmg Its r,>a-t
11. unv i-.irt ..f Brea-va? loath of Ihlrtj feorth-et Tlie
(inv.TK.r f.li;ill within 3?-?lav* Appoint Bra Commitnlon
Bta, win? BhaU within ihr.'.' ntoiitlif loeate B M ? line for
the n.l'.wviv fr.irn the southern en.I of Wagt th_ idway to
in.? l'owlitii. _-re<ii,and to the westward of llroadway.
Tin- abo*, prei-Meas tmorom tr?o entire Babetaaea ?I
ii.. 1.m as it now stand* aa Ika list of Qeaaral Orden ?u
tlio Beaaaa.
riie Dieealja ("barter, Hspassod by the Baaahh came
up fora third readmi?? lu tin- Assembly, when Mr. Worth
muvi'ii :h:?t a Oaaftwaaaa committee, wai atollan o_ alaa
fiom tin' AsM'iniiiv, I??' appointed, with a rennest that
the Hcinit? apprtal 1? eaaauilttee <?f Ire fiom thai bo?j,
taeeaas ?oee"*BeBareea_eat us latte Shape tha Charlea
shooM liinii!? aaBaaaa, Mr. Raahe _aavtd thai the aata
m?t??<? BB the part <>f the A-_e_BMf eaagM M the Itmoh
hii ili ',..-ntii.il, niiii' In number. I_">st. Worth's motion
was tlnii adopted, and the .-?pi'iilccr appointed the follow
lui; rt'iii'ni 11<?<" aa the part of the A.*?etnt'ly : Messrs.
a. Worth,Higirhaa,Ooehea, Tea ?'"tt, Watt, Bay?
d.iin, .11.oi?-., iii'iii'inic. Meoera. Perry, __aaa_a? fumm
Wood, J.iivviiv, and Murpliy wire appointed on ttic p.trl
?if the Bl
Mr. Boated! moved to reconsider tho Tote I?y vrhleh
Mi Ban bfe t>i 11 for the peevoatloa <>f ? avail v t<> animal?
was leal s.-vi-r:il wi-i-k?. tkmpt. Mr. I.in? olu opposed ihe
uiolion, and mid Mr. Bargh already luid moie power
than Hie limp? rat of Itnsslu or any other mun on the
taaaof Ihe earth. ThM Btata_aBwl Bappeandtohaeaa
. .m the sul'ici t. and Mr, llu.*t*:d'a inolion to re?
consider ?a.? feted tlown.
H.nator liemill? f.?. bill to ?rente n Commis Mou of
Cliuritie. c.itne up for toiieiirien.e, and passed by a
laiao majority. It pi-o\ ul.-M for two ('oiiiinis.iioriers ta
t-? appalllh ?I by MM Mayor, nt a salary of fkJBM a year
1 arli, ?aha are It? have llhaifB of Juvenile il.vin.nient?.
and tiuavt . lulilreii under 1? yearn of ;i_v. They are In?
vested with the same |?o?v>r.* us uidcniii'ti und paHoa
Justice* Ihe hill dlreeta Ihe police to aireet ail children
fourni in places where intnxi.vitiug drinks ire sold, or In
haofla__ eaaaart aaleeaa, laaateta, ami variety
BhawBi u ni take tin m bette*. Ihe I taaailaalom r* for as?
amiliuliu v All eh.ldr?"ii thai are ilc.'.iiiie.i 1>V the ?'inn
Blaalo-cre-ehall have their aaatea,age,i-eoldeaee,aa_
Mrthplaee, logethec aiih u?<" Ba?ase M theti pan-nts, re
w,Hi tin" date ot their cotiiiiiitui? nt and tin lii
stitutii.u to wine?! tin j an Beat
'oiniiilttee have adopti-l UM
reporl el lia Chalrmaa, Hr. DahOech? sabetaatlaUy at
drafted by Mas, aad it will pn*_*Bbl_r be proa m ?i to the
'Iy to morrow eeenlOg. It would have been pre
y hat for the abaeaee. oa aecoaat ol U
ol Mr. -___rpaater, aae ol Ihe ('.niimitfce, whose :?p
tted.
Tlnri'v a? a !n .Hin..- tul le t i.lln? aid 1
iioon, apaa the MO for the naaeiattsa to New York of
the Weet ehester towas, The Q-s-veraor wishes toraaaM
expies.-ion. of ihe will of ChS ***-ople. of V? w York City
? question. 11 B] t fi 1 thai the pr< a Bl Lac
bdatan aboald recall the hfl] and ??as.-u law to taken
vote or. uuiu vition at tli>" geoeral tl'iliou next No?
vember. If that vote -Lnul'l favor annexation
the m it 1/_,"i?latili. could enact a law.
Under Ihe Oonatlfutlon the qaeoUoa cannot be
decided direct?/ By the popular voie. Mgar
Kettlnim and 1>. II. lirown of Iiatlnu appeared a_raiin?t
the bill Bl t Samuel 11. Lyon of MoR-MUla in favor of It.
Mr. Ketchuin maintained that annexation would Impose
Bjaal bur ?ens 011 ihe City Treasury, while Mr. Lyon
BJ-gaed that tin' proposed ealargwaienl <?f Um city Hunts
t?.i* !... e*.;.t_, to prevent the i-Hiix of population to
He? J?
The Senate spent the BTOalBg in eonsiderincr the pfg,
posed amcii'iiiienH to the t,institution. _fOthiSg note
wortiiy ?_raaaaldor Bom < xc.pt that tha B-Boa?ta-_ata
wi re m 1 ?!> ;. *i?. la] order furto morrow iiij-ht aud BT< 1 ?
Blghl until <Ii.**mj. cd i>r.
Tlie oill iimendliig the Code of Proei-edure ?v:>? consid?
ered iu (i>m_nitteo of tha Whole or tha aaaaaaMp thai
? \i lalag .and, with some alterations, was ordered to a
third reading, ai.ig the bon ta*_*_at__al BaaaadbaaaM
ad? p:. ?l w? re tb<" tollo? tag : ExeapttBg eillliaa from ar
tfrrll irm. -r f.,r 111.? 1 mun altee Baal Jadgiaeat ;
i> ?ri ring ahertSt after arr?ete t-aoti .1 proeeea to allow tin
1 reason.tiile uiipoi'tuulty U> si-mi for and
l'tocun- ball without paying the aherlaf for Ihe prtetlege.
1 in?, will pi.-., m tbe extortioa and black?
mailing ?o 1 \i naively pnctloed nt preeenl
in Nt w-Voik bi siitiuir iia\n_; pneoDOTi la cnetody.
Allot li. 1 .1 . v.i.i.e'i, mot id * Ina! I. 1 .l\. I - thai] IU IIO
eaea be all ?red feeaexoeedlng tboee allawed toozeea?
lore and adiululatratora. Another provldea thai wheaa
ore a Judge for decialon, negleel to render
the ii'ii-i"i witiiiu no daya aball untttli . iher party to
; motion before another Judge, aad
?uch renewal aball operate to tage tB U ait Um
- "i t) ?? dilator) Judgi,
Tue beanngon the N? w-Yorl Local ImproTemeol lull
was resumed before the 1 immittc.iCltlea,
thi* afunioon, when Dexter A. Bawkini andertookto
i.'jily to ili?- argumcnl mad? yeeterdaj by John H.
Miviliiin. He claimed mat the bill now i>-? :? ?1 ? tn>' 1 om
iiiitt??<? ?u? m m? 1 tbe 1 m approved bj tbe
lier, twill tv 1 ni.- in-! and eeventn
? ion bad been ?u ,.
aetoeDtlrel) perverl tue m mil 1 and intent ol th'
1er. Iin-ii,'" rein.linn,n aociloiu were entirely
n,?. and cal? ulated, In bit opinion, todo great Injury 10
.s, tr-York. Uli arguaienl la tnppori >>i tin ? uplulun wai
unintelligible to any one uoi tnoroughlj vened In the
ind ordinancea of the cltr, bimI mauy ol bla itate
u. t* t,.i" tl.. 1 i j conirudicled n? Mr. .-iiaaau, who
l?verai ilui ?* Interrupted in? -pi ??? b.
. mi "i iii.?n m ik? wai tint th?' Mil would rar/lve
old ooutracta and ordLnaocea of the Tweed regline, and
eualil? one man, tbe Couimia-toner of ifublle Worka, to
make men aetUeioenti ai inch contracta aa be
might aec in. He Baked that tbe Committee would re?
ato?, tbe '?til to tha ahape la which It paa_e_ iii"
i two am.min.?ni* tii it would
iii.-? -? re equitable rehei to vlabuitate when
liny were enl
?Mr. mi..h m made a Bve-ataute reply, eoatendlag that
the oil m ill presen! ??;..? i>.- waa antireu juft and proper,
aud li . ?'? tin- pro.?? 1 utii.ii ..f piivtn worka in
i"i?. A? to ..'lull?, the Controller the Dower to
award equitable relM, be naked: "Who evei beaird ol
the preaent Controllei ol New-York aettlioi any claim
ita tue Boats of equitable relleft" The Controller ?...
nothing it 001 l'v-vii, and be wotii?! Interpose
5<xi tt-chni" ai ot.j'-eiions to the payment or a
ju.-t eirt.in bei' i,- eatertalnlag a single
' .iiii.it?l on eaultr. li.- irusted th<- Ckimmlttee
would report the bill a? it eaaae Into then banda, with?
out un.iiiiiui? nt. Tae Oovernor was bt-aleged to-day by
lemperaaec men and cbamptonaof liger beer, the one
urging linn to sign and the oih> r t<? reto tae Local
opiion Lin. Neither party aoceeeaed In getting a dell
une Ideool ?nut the Uovernor would 01 would n't do,
hui ihn liiiprasatan la raij ptavalaal that bo will refuse
to sign the mil.
i-mu nraucbes of the Legia_atii-*9 have elected James
w. ii.titu m saoeeed ?inwaiu Ottendorfer u? Begi nt ol
the University. Mr. Boota la a prominent resident of
m.- .v.u 1 a ?? nil ,.i New-York, a Ith ? hose .?< Boots be Bas
i...n ri..-, it id.-niiii. d for a iiiiiiiin-r ot years [ran, and is
WOll Known in local pt.liti.al ein lea at an BOttVC Kcpub
inali. ll'' _,_,* une ,,? thOBB ??lio were mil II li?al iu p?o
ciiiiiik' the passage through ine Legislature tali Wiutei
ol tb? la? n urgaalBlng Uio New-York Citj J?' partmenl
ot l. lin alloii. and li.i* l.e.n SSSOfiatrd .?Uli Various
nther movemeate in Albany afl.-ctiut; the goveramenl ol
tue un iropolis. ^_
IHE CONGRESSIONAL CONREBBNCB,
-i. ..su i...'.-? maaoai m cb-umb of m mi>
?aaim vallb. pbebutibo ib ? uatn op
m -?.i 1 nom.
St. Lo?Ui Mo., May H.?The CongraaaioBU-l
( oiif.r? 11. e was aallad toOVdag shortly alter 11 o'clock,
Mayor ilrovrii in the ? hair. Two or three Uatai whnh
were delayed ye-lerday arilved last uiitht. M_BB_ag ttW
eral more iin-uiirt-r-i of Cougreas, wlio took seit* lu tir?'
Couft-rente this nioriui'f.'. A letUr from I'rehident ?.rant
wavs read, reajrettinn: tliut other cii_*a-remetiti? pr<-\ ?tit his
attendance. I-etter?t were also received from Charles
sunnier and several other distuiKUished gl uiiemen, also
r< _T?-ttiti_ tbeir Inability to lx- present.
Col. James B. Kad? presented a aeries of resolutions
expr?-ssiveof the view, of the Mercautilf B______flB ?f
this city, wUu-h were unanimously adopted by the Con
ferriue. Five resolutiou? favor tho deepening; aud gen?
eral in-provemeui by national aid of the Ml.ani-ippl
iii* ei. the removal of rot k-, and the establishment of
bars at shoal places, and de? lare that th?? other great
Weatern river? should also be improved. The s_vctilh
ana other rerrjlut-oudft larca lu su.i*Uiiee that nobrldg**S
should be alloweai lo ___g___g| tlie Misoaaippi below
ft. i/iin?. tf-at irhoap tiaaaaailaliiia 11 of vitalhaaact
anee to the Weai; that ahlputaaten ougbl to he allowed
topurehaee ?hip? wh-r<? ibrr nhe aad bave Aasertean
putters inereroi. the Hth reaoiutiun anknihat tho law? be
ko am. mied m to reetora the praati?. nf tlis amerteaa
cmuie/.i-tl mm m.-, and i-nabli- o to do it? ?hare of the
._Jr?iL_ trade ol the ?01 id, and thai if it la neressarv
thai Amerirau lro?____atera inu?t i.- tblelded
Inun ISewlgB eompi-titiitu By laws wlilcli ef?
fect nail y interdi, t non Btaasa?eB on th.- iiv.-is of
this valley, aad srbleh drive Me products loto EugUsb
aud Uenaaa sbtps 00 the eeoao? there should bo some
Bubatanlisl iioMNiine.iBgetBew glvoB t.. the
?oiirtiu. lion of non ?...reis, and Mien IViteiiil p.nroii
a ill tiiatam Aue 1.'an ?________-- ,,.,.? ..^?ui-t
tin? 11111.pi ?1 cumpeatitioa, and thus lift our ..nn- _m-.it
merchant mart a? non, u *. disgraceful Inienontr ami
nt-p the Urea and prupeity <>i our pup:, ,r ,,? ?)(.,UK
l.iiitri-t imperil, d la wwKteu .-iiip* ami Boattn lindel
buses.
A reception was ?riven la*t iik-lil at Uieboaihern Hotel
to the member? of QMgMM ?i-w here It waa a bill
Haut affair. _________________
TUE UOLLIEUY VIRABTBM,
tmWt of the vir-riMi.-F<.UTV-FK;trr mf.n kiu i r>.
fur ____-___UI_ to Tin: ThiutJNf.j
New-Gi.am;ow, N. S., May 14. The lire at the
Drtiinmond Colliery continues to burn briskly, but in
-lowly abating All tha op?riap to the_____ean
being Hied un, and a Htream of water ha? been
turned into M air shaft lately worked. Tlie follow?
ing in u full list of the nun kill??d and woiinihil _m
th.* e-illusion no far M __M been po-itively MOM?
tameil. but the number will probably reach about
7.- when the B___M_ <>{ all ;ue learned:
MAllKII.I. MKS.
It mnre, John, ??uy, Ahram,
Hv i nie, i ;. ?ij-*-*. Bab. ImmI.
Campbell, John, M. ?wnald, li,i_?i,
('ill i-thollll. ?'oUn, M l.k le. .lull l).
Iiiuiti.ir. Koi'.ii, ?I tiiiuv.-i-.iv. ilugh,
Dm i, lam -, M. Ni n, i?,mi,
Iiiiiih, J.ilin, McNeil. Jiiiin,
l> inn, Phillip, Mi'I'Iiitmiii, J..ine?,
K Ii7, John. Kiiu ay, J.iiiii,.,
K in-, Alexander, Un liiil.l-iiii, J.tojfH,
Emery, John, Bouta, Alums,
I,Uli?, lln il. T Mihliitt, John,
tilciiright, Thomas, Tiuinaii, lli-ury?26.
Ms..! | til *?.
f .moron, Anlilnald, M? Dnnabl, John (l-n,
t'.iiii. mu, Keniietii, If r Donald. Job o (2d ,
Cuiumin?, Janee, m, li rie, Join,jr.,
Hule, M.iitii.w, M? i.-..!. Owen,
K lit.tt. Willi.nu. Mc-Ue, li.m. ?m,
Hiilli.l.iy, Dune.in. _|, I'.it? In, , John,
?li.? ill, TiiiKilliy, O'Krien, Ni, in,,,,.?,
Jon.-., Kiiw.ii.i, Porree, ai.-x., jr.,
Manning, M iitbew, t-mciair. John,
Mi Hoi aid, li., Mia-, U..n.il.I.
Mi I Kill i Ui, 11,1111 .m, Taj Im. J.iiiii l-Yuzer?22.
The following irt a lint of the wounilnl :
Hill. William. ?lightly; Dun. tan, John;
Iliimett. John, fata.lv; ?I'ltiien, Patrick, *ll_.itlv;
?Ini.-lioliii, Win., hllirlitli; tti w art, Qeoi _e, let-Uj .
It was in McLead*! board thai the In originated.
Men who have escaped with gn*at ilillii uJty li"iu
thoilaponpoft thatOO their way up they p.'uvseil
?".dies of their oonradea wbahad probably becoBM
etupeflad by tha moke Matt the o_plo__ai_ None
hiive com" up alive, Of four men who volun
teered to go down Um shaft _bortly befon the
mi-tilid explosion three were killed, I.dward BOM
ai.d Ahiain (?ray instantly, ami John I) um
after lingering for some hour-. The name of the
fourth man WM Qleolight, Batatal \i..h'iit ? x
P-MJOM took pU-Oe lat, night, one Of which WM
perceptihly felt four miles distant. The loQIMal WM
comiiieneeiiyaat-fday und idjoamed till ?o'clock
this atlernoori.
________ Cleiideririiii and IT.>yt of the Ar?i.i._ ('..ni
pany, Coxoti and Hudson of the Halifax Company,
and White of the Nova S.otia Company are doing
al! in their power to as-i-t in reselling the men win.
wen-in the pit, hut it li Bot probable that any of
th.m eau he li\ ?ng now. The lire IIW|hl from a
l-'ist of gunpowder, and the men remained to put
out the llames. The volunteer prirty that went down
to at-.-ist in putting out th.* llames must ha\. h.-cu
ii.-ar the tire at tin- time of the uploak_-_
ACt'OLM "I lili'- i -AI.4M1IY ? HmU KXPIII-?...N
?< LOSING 1 Hi; ?il'I.MMiS ?IK IHK MINki.
.Yi>rvn.u:, I'lctcui County, X. S., May 14.?
Statt ?ou'i im k List night uutii daylight this mm mug,
the tire at the Dniminond I'ollicry raged with luten-te
leneMM, ROttOttag rolMM und violence earb mo?
ment. The nky In tho vicinity of the mine mu?
iliuriiiiuit.il with tlriiuet? ismiing from the air .haft to the
in_iit ..t Marl] um feet. Ah ihnagb the night Han
v.it, ? ? interval? ; Uffet vwr.? pre.eile.I t>y
u rumbling noise like thut of thumb r The weary watch
Ml Who n in.iiri.-il nioiiinl tha mouili of tti bit anil tti
air-shaft and Inhered to MhdM tti I un' - ?ere ehlIfTl
10 MOh Mottet m M a?Join .ne Wood? M the stoin ?-, .|>
i.i -, A: -., ttrOO li from Ibe pit'* tuoiilh rit e??ch cx|il..- l00
?un iiciiig ?cattered around In all direction?, and
threatened lru-tant dc?. truciiuu or Injury to every ou?,
withiu roocb
Ai.out i <r. lock this aft' moon Uieae explo.loni wen
follow..I liy one winch foi l.-i r.flc violence und de .true
five force dwarfed all the rest. All the wimj.Icii work?,
In ami at'i'iit the iii.iin s'i'ii"- w.r?? iii-tanti-. ?I. -iroyct.
Itonee, wood, tad burning embote inn diitee
high into th'- air, .moke, llamo and ln.rri
)i.c MMM m_ I'liiprinying the cxplo.lon, giviug
the b? heMet n vivid idee of n roleaate < rap?ea? Those
wbawilaeeeedII deeetthed Has roeowiMlin thai mm*
than tun thing else. The c,nth for mile* arouud was
?hohen with the rieHoee of tte explosion. Sha people
?Hing lit We t\:lli- und hti l'.ii rmi Wttt Very nun h
flight, mil. us the\ knew not how far the disaster would
.?t. ml, or how ......n MOl an e?ipl i-mu would ?>??< ur.
I .'i Li -I; ihr s m.u im,.' fir. lia.? contiliui d to hum.
Planee en IomIb| fr,un nil tte air ttotte, eltteogh not
H" intense ?is t lu-v ttc["l:i-t HOolM I.i'".-er? are now
i.. ally at work tilling up the sha't? wi'h clay.
i imneni ttej Mtom tat MceeeMd ttMhdolng
tin- tl.i'ne? tint liu|_.s ule eiiterlriiiii-.l that the
Wu:?t d ilu'cr - OTOf HI. 1 > I e\|ilo-i,Hi
l.ili.-* piece < im of th.? u Ir ?haft. IS n ..w
drowtna tte tit, tad Out iHoetloe very pre
..m...i- it w.i- fcaie.i tant tir.- weald -pceod Into
a, oiia Miin. ?viniii ?,lj .m? the itriiiiiini.n.i QeUletj
but every pHXieOllllO Mtrni MM t .k.-n to ?nul
ag..iii.-i ?,i. li i din-, r, n . .ti',.,, li'-i;?, ir.? ir>- i .1 at the
A. .oi.i \Sulks.
The s. . lies in and .iro'ind the vil'nges are sold.-nliig.
Ill and tte till WO rit the ll|iiriiii|.||.l OoUIOty ale
m imiiiriiriig. The -ii p- on lined rm.i m ooti li i" lag
don.. Men and women wander about In croup?,
tii.-ir sroi.ieii.il countenance, betohrnine IM great
iiTief iii.i Im? befallen tbem. N.> pel __? eoi??
rectly eletan the harrowlni iceaee of reetei
dav, win n ttO tOttltt? ttOth v.'f c<iii\cyi'l
t.. tbe DOOrnlni wive-, -r-t.-r-t, ,'iinl frieml- I f thOM Wto
w. ratldi i.ii ? hiiti.-d int.? .tenu-}/. People rnahed
fiiintn nil t"?.ir>l the H. '-ne of the .ll-.t ?t.-r The Utmo.l
excltein? ol pretalled, and for iii.ur-? it w i? j 11, i ?. ? - _? 11 ? ! ? ? to
ascertain who were or were not In the mine. Women,
m,un of whom had hu-ii.in.i-. brothers, end tout u r
Inn in the < ..lli'TV, mail?* ll.e air ul-mal with tln*ir ?ry
In?.-.
Alter the explosion ve.tfi-rdiv, f.'iir men vnlimfeered
t?. .1. -. .-u.i nit?. Ho* dow in-.i.t air ?buft ("r Ibe pnrpoae
of attempting ? n m . , i .-? ? were blown an bj tbe m i -
.o..i. xploaion ? bleb li_?ediatelj followed. ( me "f then,
a miner named Edwsrd Boros, wm drlreo Into the _U a
<ll-laiic? of 100 fe.'t, and fell Into ?M w.io-1 n.-ar hv,
wiiclc in? dead bod] was p|. ?- d ilji thif _? r'lliir,*. AbOUl
4'i .if the no Ii l"-t ? ' re liiriill'-'l, all of wiiorii n i\ .; lain,
111 - le ne.urn tlieir ^ad fat.*.
Il VU liie tlrM day tu Hie min . f..r MMM of IM iin'or
tanate men. Berenl >.( the oaeurrled wM had lately
beron wort belonied to Cnmberleod County. Hrery
peraou here s-M-iksin the hltheat term* ? tho i,raver?/
dlrjilat fl bj the I. aiia_'r. Ml. Dunn, In dc?. eie!ii,_ t..
tbe mine utt.-r th.-Ui.t exploaton. aaul ihn- Mcriflciog
hi.? lue t.. - ne other?. Much ij mpothj. i- <? > pressed for
bis bereaved wlte, Tn.- land Indeed ?___-M seid to he
fid. .1 with lamentation and moaning. N-?rl. evert
i.miiiv here loot toae rolotlM ..r Mend b> tin. terrible
eiilaiiiit I.
I Ml -I H_WI "I" T!!K KXI'I 'isl.iN? Till: IN?.I I I
( i.l.lil.. 111. I.lsl Of IHK Vit lIMs.
W-_-*__-ti N? S-. M??y tir-Than i? m
? li.ini'e in tte lire, and ai'prelien-iou? of another ex
ploalun h-te aab.l.led.
Tin- Curniiei'? Inquest ha? been adjourned until to
iiii'itiw forenoon. Teutimonv wa? elicited this after
noun which point* to tonic iniHuianiigemoiit in permit
ting th.* ininers to use powder for hlastiug In the up??er
level, where the tire fir-1 broke out. thus endangering the
ll\e- of those who were at work lu tbe level* bemw. The
I limpet-tor of Miner, howerer. who attended ?the laquent,
thluka the direct catiac was in not >? n r.i-luir pr.i|n-r
care In In mg allots in tbe beuch. Tlie nr?t two were
tiierelv l.lowu out, canning aeaurc. In the IkkIv of coal
when- _m? *?<*ii tun I a ted. When the third ?hot was tired
the coal .fluted, and all atceiupt. then to qu.-m h the
II an e. were unavailable.
The foil-?mg i4 a eemat-d i ? *- r of tti i?..t :
Jruu'-s liiiuii (manager), I'lulip Dunn. J.ilin Diinri.
Thomas Uleawrlght? J. Ki.hard.ou. Jubn Bowao,
< .an. r !.. Iliiiii?, John lin/.-r, I). lialll
?i.iv, D. McNeil. Hugh ?.nil., J. Campbell,
Bamiiel II,.11. Donald McDonald, John M.-1-..iiabl.
?.. ... lliirn? Jubn Knurrt, K.iiii.tb lain.run. Areli. I>
? iiiiieiiin, Jubn P. BUhpt, k?'ii'*il I'lin.-ati, ?Hiver t? l/ml,
John sin, uir. ja?, cumaln-v*. Tim. Bowoll, J. Ho
Kitciieu lies. Parveo, Jr. Uaoeoe MetaMld,
Jibn McDuuaid (ii, w. (I'Hrifn, ii Preetusn,
.1. McNeill. p. Mcholn.ui. II. MitJihray, 11
McDonald, a. liny, An_u? Hmiib. j. Kllee, Jam??
MePberson, |r., Join McKelvIr, Jr.. J.il.n M.Kel
rle, J'.lin U.ni-ii. |i. M, lia. I, I). Mmw, Ales. McDoti
lild, PUlili M, wart. Aliiirctt Klabi. II. I .iiii|il?<li, M,il.
J_,,|., M.iltlo ? Miiiiiiiii,.'. I'l.il.-ri' 1? Jone-, J. W.-lil.
icnl'.n .1). Al. t. K.ilin. (mloP-d-, ?I, l-cliuy, T. ?leorge
MeW.rt. W. ll.'K.-r?. Alex. Mini?), 4 oliu MiDou.tld
'I nInI. Ml.
Tue following were danserou.lv liijured: Robert Me
L*o?i. Jbbu Bennett, and Koderick McC'narter.
VIENNA.
toi: cH_?roE8 of rirrisBM nun
A WAIK AKOt'NI? TIIK ItlNIi?A HF.KIKH d. Pt'It
IBIBIB BIMIIIBIII "i? TiiK ?in fO pAitiH .
BMr-USI 1-"I .ITH'AI. (?1-VItOI MKNT.
[1'lliiM TIIK SI'I'.CIAI. CO___BB-__n__Bff BB TIIK TUIlUNK.]
Yiinna, Apiil -".l?Vienna is the oldest, und in a
historical point 'f vuw the most interesting, <>f the
(?innaii eapitala, OriflaaUjr, like Paris, a Celtic
aaaaporrUkaja, it baeaaat a frontier (own in the
early ?lavs of th?'Woman Kuipire, and tloutishcd a?
Yiiiilnlioiiii, when I'.iiiiionia ro?<-to the dignity of a
paerlaee. Ratty in A. D? m. ?n??i tim great aal
".'isxi .Marens Aureliiis, a man who??' like, take him
all in all, Vindohotia. Yienna or Wien hau not seen
since. Although the Ootbs arid Yandnls m their
migrations, swept around hv the ltl.uk S? a to
Tliiaec und Illyria. this lias continued to mark, very
Henil?, the eastern limit ?if the (n-nnanic territory
from ('haileiiiagin'*? day t<> ours. Magyar, Slavonic,
and Turkish invviinns, and tlie tides of the Cru
tttuB haw swept over il, hut, as the key to tho up
l??T, (?eriuaii half ?if the Daiiuho, it? p<?sse_..io:i ha?
llover been lo? t. II. re, (ill I tit h (.ido* of the I ?nil ll lie,
winch splits into three iirm?. :t IipukI uml fertile
plain opt ns toward the SaMwaid. It is iiit.-r..cct?-?l
hy a small li.ei, ?all.tl the ?Tim (Vicnn.-C, "which
cuines down from the Painioiiiun Alps; and wlnn- it
juins the suiitiiiiii aim ?.f die Da?aba khan
wan originally a natural kiudl or mound
capable ol ba_a_. eaaOy fortified, nearly atasajarla
form, and almut half a mile in tl in met. r. Here the
('??its, in the pi.-historic tunes, mude tin ir camp, and
lure arose tha Woman Viiidoliona. When (betest*
rnat u. aa Aii -11 i.i was originally called? was oatonlaed
from Itav:ir;u. the town e?i>'-??lilv 1?? cuino (?ennui),
and tin-1 in nit of tlie limad niiiuiid was itreogthened
with wall.? .-mil towers. Tlius it grew to lie u foltlli
? vit i?.? (I th- tirst i-lam toward th<? .Ichs?
?>f tit*- Muidle Alies, and its _ft______B_l popu
tion he, .une inore ami mote chsM-ly crowded ?n
high houses mu? narro?? streets. After Ihe last liegt
und di fiat of th? Turk*, in \i-<:, h iihiirh_. began to
spring up. outside of the huiir, sloping glacis, a?juar
tcr of a mile wide, which run rounded tit?? walls. The
process of growth contitiued through the la?t reti
tury and the lust half of this, until the suhurhs he
(uii'" one continuous ring-shaped city, conn? ?ted
?vith the old um- hy eifhl or t< ti avenues, trareralng
the upen space of tlie glacis. 'Jo use a familiar
illustration, Vienna was like a wheel, the
old ?ity funning the huh, with tin
avenues as short sisikes and th?' tobaba as abroad
tire. '1'ln -population of the old < it y had rea? lied il?
limit of .Vi.irri, lievond wliicli it cannot he tnuch in
eiaaaed. I he ___?. sraaaj ring <>f th?' giu?is waaia*
tuiiieil, " OB military ("Mi.*nler:ilioiis." |oBg after the
?'(hei (?i-nnan cities had leveled their Baalaas walls.
Tha old fort iti* at ions wen simplv a nuisance and an
<vi ion ; hut the (?oMinnient seimed to fear I know
not what loas of pon. eg ot psoatlgn la ttaririg them
down.
Wbsai I was lust in Vienna, in May, ItBB, the edict
bad finally ix-.-ti issued, un.l ahout a hundred yards
of the wall, m \t to the lianiihe ariii on the north?
ern Bide, were level with the grand. Iba hare old
masses of hoi!?.? ?*. ithiii, so given to tin- sun and air.
loobad ________BBd0? their _______-___? The old city,
in fait, was so cr.irriie.i for space arhile it iras all <>f
Vienna, that there was little ? liutice for architec?
tural display, aii'l no c__utal of the same gga* ple?
ut \. * s(, ),.\v relics of the past.
I return to find the ph>>;ogiiumy (?f tim ?ity com
phtely changed. With the disappearance of the
wall*, the open, booaelees iteaig lost its reeaontor
being tliere, and has boCOB-Oa splendid helt of tran?
sition bel v. .'ti the inner and outer rit n?. It shows
what ?fleets may DO achieved when private will or
whim is restrained hy a governing taste. The
gla> is ?.ll. r? ?1 a fre.? li? Id for the eon- i
stiintioti of an ?in inling BS-MB of houle- I
vards, as in 1'aris. hut far tin?-r, inasmii
the, ? '.lif.il III to one h-Xlnoliloll.s (le.ign. Vienna. |
m? u co \? i, has lu en \? r. foi lunate in ils ai? hite? ts: i
( ten t h? low, anil?ilioii.s itveiinis ?d Huii?inann, of
who h tin- world has heard so much, appear cheap
and ?iieteiitious besi.lt- tln-.e ?lately blocks, every
one of which might Ih' a palace. My liist walk
aioiiinl " 1 he 1,'itiL',' as it i? BOW < ?ailed, was a ?.i o*
of hiiriui*. *. I ("os*id tha Dannba am by tbe naw
" A ?pe? n Bridge." Bad was totted to pun?,, bat
cm, h nit liona, v?huh put Lands? el's, in
Ti:il.il.ai*.|ii;iie, to .Inline. Tin.?.- are no
Sphinx-Like __ rea, with straight, extended
paaa. hut beoata amosed aad alive,
v?lt!lth>' M I\ :u tnill I h.lVi so often seen in the liv?
ing animal. The main avenue,'.?m feet wide passes
lirst lln-parade ground, and then the City I '.irk. a
small hut h.aiitifiilly imaged plot, wbata the turf
is iinv. Ini.'ht with luitt'Tcup*, where storks walk
tamely beeide th?? ?iti-.iis, and swans loaf on Iba
\?at.r. 1 ti- ii coiins the Kolowrat King, wttb
its maniiiti. ' "it mansions and hotel.?. taming
hy a hold eiii.o into tho Corinf lu?n
aud Opssa l'u.gs, wbieb arc fha Banter
of the new architeitur.il display. Tho
*n|. ,tnets, bnad and imposing at tir-^t. are led,
wli?re?er prurticuhle. into tuosc of th" old city ou
the one side, und tbaes of the suhurhs on th?' other,
hut the ma*?'-- of hiiildiii_-s are irregularly inter?
rupted hy op n square?, bgidgeS ov>-r the Wien, or
the spur's around puhlic iililii es. Thus tin frc.tlom
of the old irla? is, whu?i Was its only r? ?? 'iiinii.i.du
tloll. is ill a L-n-'lt meuiire preserved,
lieioiid the OperaBiag; tha avenue paaaaa betweaa
the Impcnal (iardens and the National Mus. utils,
now m prtH ess of ercition. Then follow tlio Sclnllei
1'latz, and the spa?mus parad.' ground for trrnnl
reviews; and finally, at tint Schotten Win1?*. (OB the
llolth -estel'I'. side ol the __| i 11 V . ?A '.- ??ll.--? lift.?..-en
idles of Bapetb luiildintrs, many still unliiiisliod, ,-ind
reaab th>' Dwaba agais? There is no Biagtaefsaj
d'ail toopl to that on Iba l'lav dalftCoUBBtda?tfl
l'an? aatbotS is not la the world : hut I know not
where to rind two mil. s of city BO grand. \ aiioit ?i.d
harinoiiious aslnre.
Of all lvuropi-.m .vipit.ils. \'i.-nna most sugeest..
Pariai y?t it Is a taasatMsuia ol ____H_e?-oa, The
(termaii nature, here, hau? heeii so inodilied hy lnter
i.iiii?" Witb the Sclavonic, that it has acquired
NOiiicthiii- of the ?-as,-, gaiety, and mercurial humor
of the Celtic Ficiiih. (iu the other hand, itbflB
lost, in th.- prixess, the (ijift kind of develop
nu nt which grows out c?f stahility of race
ami character. It ha? ruis??'?! purity of lau
gaagO, leadership iu literature and art,
and the wider attraction which follows these. Its
lively ast-daae life, toaa-aad-oaav contact of all
? las?s?'S, and indifterent moral?, are those of Paria;
it? relate???' toward stranger? is perhaps les? grace?
ful, hut more ronlial; hut it ha? U? own dialect,
which is even les-s (termaii than that of Berlin, and
tin? lark of (.nick, practical sense aOOftf tha ix-opl?;
is haxilly hahun ?d hy the cunning they have learned
of the Slavic races.
There, in fa? t, Logins the Oriint, with it? delight
in physical life, its disregard of time, and ea?y
avoidance of _?-riou? duties. Only, instead of its
gravity and sen-nity, which hi long furtln-r Kast. we
lind a \ lvacitv ?>f t'lniHiaiiieiit, elsewhen? unknown
in (?. nuaii.? ? Kvt-n baissa Ihih, Austria w.u. the
gayest ami politfNt of despotisms. In the transition
to a Constitutional (iovernnnut this feature of the
agaad-i character has not basa l?*?t : but the m*
i.tv of Vienna, I am informed, ha? ratlu-r d?"
t-iiorated ??f lu'<" yean?, through the great in
i re as?- of th<? mi-rclv rich. To the horn Vien?
ne-?-, however, his native ? itv Is dearer thau
ever: he lind? no other atmosphere m warm
and coligelii.il. He lofas 11??- hioad. leaf ?lialnf.
win? h eaftBraats with that .?f Baste very much a?
tin- pioniiiiciarioii of Wu lunoiiil . oiitr__st?- with that
of Boston ; he love?? his spacious Prater, a? Hat a* the
thn rgurttn. hut far more sunny and limuriunt ; his
caf?s, with the Uel brtnul iu the world and the beet I
M-_M in Banpai lii? near rewirtii among tl
iH-iiutiful liill-t-tkirt-. ?if the Alps; ami, mont ?
all, the enjoyment of a social life which ma
he convent louai in its forms, but in never cold.
The history of their more tc.c.'it political ?lev?*
?.prnent shown the Anuir?an?, in a very .-.Ivantageoi
light. 1V-18 wa? here, ?*? elsewhere in Ge:
maiiv, a MMM ?if invaluable- c\]?cri?ii?-.
It broke (forever I trust) tho aspiration* t
Absolut ?..in; it cut away, with a Kc? n knii?
the fantastic ?mil \isionary outgrowth? of tho Rl
pui'lii an sfiint. and hecaine, aft-*r the lirst ilepres:
ing leaction w.'w over, the *4riurce of | soiui'l, int.-l
lig.-nt ilevclopuient which hart in a great in. __4iir
reconciled both nartii-8. The imperial QOTOtBMOi
wan never tut popular before, he? loM rover n
liberal, 'llier.* an* still disturbing element.-, as tlicr
probably always must be where so many jealous 11:1
tionalitie? are embraced in one political lyetoak III
Au-riian Htat? small Ii.ih a hartler task than any othl
of his Banpeaa bnthnaj but it lum ban mam
Hoiuewliat earner ?ince the tlay at K_nig_g.;_fz rt
moved a .suiiree of eont iiniiil emulation anil intrigue
?nul rentiicted his eiieigie? to tho internal intercut
of th.? Empire.
Vienna always WM an expensive city, and it no.
?liaren in that rage for ape? illation which ha
iiiiiinlat?r?l all (.ermany within the last two yen
and i? fast making an honest ..ml com?oital.l.
i-vi.-teiii e ___ tlilhcult ;_. in the I'lllteil States. Tin
P'*oi>le, tins year are infected with I mania fo
getting rich between the lut of May and the 1st n
N?>\ ember. Ho art, great or ?mall, is hit uucTiiploye?
in the general mama for emptying the pock?.ta of tin
hundred? of tliou. and., of strangers who are ex
p.cted. The cheerful and cordial attention w hid
one used t<> lind in tho hoUrl? i? tcini-orarily MM
while the lack of system, tho cany, convenient way
of the people, to which one soon adapto hiuis-lt ii
oiilinaiy times,, blOMMI a seri?os dilliculty m tht__.
crowded iad impatient days.
The weather, suite, my arrival, live davs ago, woul?
he iiisiilteiahle, if we were not obliged to sutler it
From morning till night an icy, throat-cutting wine
hlows down from the Noric and Faunonian Alps
the ?lust careers in clouds down the hackleea street,
(for tho hackmen are all on a strike); tho sky in i
steely gray, with a w?;ak, billious-lookiDg sun vi_ibl<
at times; and we go about with pn monitions of in
lluenzii, bronchitis and rhenmatism in oar lungs am
hones. 1 he foreign visitors muat keep indoors foi
the most part, since the street?, are no!
iititi-nallv thronged, and strango faces evec
in the rraterstranie? the main avenue leadin?
from the city to tho Exposition building?are uol
very numerous. I notice moro Hungarian. than any
other nationality. The Slowaks, in their bMfJ
wool.n i apotos, lookinga_i if they had just crawlet]
out of holes in tho ground, are very plenty, thorn
Modi of tin in being M-played a? laborers, iad than
is a slight sprinkling ?.f Koiimaiiiinsi ami 'lurks;
but ail th>* eoaaopo-ltaa piiitiiiimiwiiiMi of tha arawd
il ?it toc?me.
Thebaaqoet giren to the foreign repr?sent?t m s
of i lie press by the authors and journalists of Vienna
lait evening was as gracious and graceful ?u design
as it wa?s brilliant in execution. The spirit of the
company WM ??xccedingly free and cordial, ami I
Hi-i realized tho change in the political atmos?
phere of Austria when I heard the bold, brave
winds of the Viennes? etlitora who addressed
the guests. Without unduly exalting themselves,
they showed rt manly 0OC0C?__IMI of tho work
which tlu-y have a. < omplished, especially withiu
the last t?*ii >ears. In making thai'ressof Tienne
an infloenoe and i power, the? ban doTeloped it in
the true direction?in uioderation, in dignity, and in
intelligence. The table was sumptuous, und the
strains of St ran.??--'I bond Blade a delightful acun
pairim. nt to the harmony which prevailed omonfl
the different nationalities. It was nearly two in the
morning before Berlin said good-night to Paria
New-Vori to London. ?Swetleu to __i___ia, ami .-pain
to Italy. __________________ B'T*
THE CHARGES AGAINST EZRA CORSELL.
Mit. OOaX-CU, DKMANns an DtYM1 n; a i toy.
IihaC'4, Mr.y 11.--Tin following letter has been
->i.t (OGot. Dix by th.-Hon. l./ra Cornell :
Ithaca, May 14. i-:t.
f_ Hi? Excellent;/ Jon* ... Dix, Governor of Sew York.
In AK !?lil : I notice in tin? New York paper- Of
du IM reference to a di'cm-don In the Assembly on a
hill? it titled, "An act to facilitate a settlement letWMI
th.- st tie ol New-Yuri and I'.itA Cornell In reference to
rle- -ali' arid location of Wie College Land Scrip," In
which Mr. Mctiuir? of lehOJ-M l.'ouuty, charge.? me with
dcfiauiling tlie rutted rsr.ites, the Mate of New-York,
tti. ? ?..lieges of New York; and, "Eirtt: That the ?. t of
ConjcroOO Mi MM violated in the investment of the
n.oiiet s derived from the-e land-; Sesnnd: That
I./ta Cornell had used, and wae u-lng.
h s peetttM M the agent of the State ?n
n gltd to these luDds for the purpose of private ?pecula?
tions and worse ; and, Third: That he had present? 1 M
statement nf his accounts for several peot_?M All of
th. .-?? charges I prouoitnce false, wholly faUe 1q every
I'.iiiicuiar, and I respectfully but earnestly nek that the
?i.i.emor will appoint a commission of gentlemen ?_
whom thfthtiite will have entire confidence, to Inve-ti
cate theso charge?, and ail other matters connected with
the I'l'ili--. Land Scrip, my fcan.iLr.-ni.-rir of the land?, and
tho Cornell Cuivcr-ity, in the nm-t rigid manner, and re
port the tr.it n as found to your excellency, and to tho
peop.e of the State. Your? respectfully.
Wait Ooaaau?
m, cmenut actoiixt a umsb?
To the Editor of The Tribune.
ISlii: As a personal friend of the founder of
the Cornell Univctsity, alii?w ui? tbe privilege of stating
sin h facts a? I know In retard to the land* which were
given by Congress through tho Legislature of this State
toward founding the L'ulyendtr : When tho Legislature
bud under discussion what should be done with them?
whether they should go to one or mure Colleges then In
existence?Mr. OOfOOU was a member of the Senate. It
was the opinion ot many* of tho member- of tbe Senate
and Assciublv that, from experience, It was better to
give tbe whole, come M.ooo acres, to one Institution.
Wheu Mr. Cornell learned .bis fact, _,o said, " (jentle
uietiTlf you think and decide thai the whole shall go to
one Institution. I will give MMM cash to the same Col
i. ge." It w_e then proposed that there, should bo a new
I riiversity, and in honor of the generous donor, it should
be called "Tho Cornell University." Wheu this was de?
cided on, Mr. Cornell aald, " If you de-lro to have a new
loatitiitiou, and purpose calling it 'The Cornell Uul
ver-lty,' ami will locate It at Ithaca, I will give you -00
|e .4X1 acres of laud to build on, to cultivate, Ac." All of
this vaaagmd to, and tbe University chartered. Mr.
Cornell then proposed to buy the senp for the land ot
the Stab? at the marke? prie?, to select and locate
tbe same, and after this was done, to turn the
profits from the sale? Into the i-tat.? treasury, as an addi?
tion to lia already anunlflceut gift. This proposition
was agreed t>, and Mr. Cornell then employed person?
to examine tha Public I-*ud* which were In market,
and to locate tbe soiip. By this means he was en?
abled to secure land In Kansas, Michigan, Minne?
sota, and Wisconsin. In Wisconsin he loeated from
400,000 to _4.j,0-?u acres of valuable timber land, most
of It pu.". To locate and hold these land? he
ha? had to expend from bis own fortune over lioo.ooo.
To basten sale? and get fund? for the oae of tbe Univer?
sity while .-rectiag building, and buying library and ap?
paratus, he procured a charter for a land company, to
_ hi. b he proposed to ?ell l._?,0-0 oeret of the pin. land,
fan l> -a I.-etcu from the tract at -U0,o*o acre?, for (O per
at re. Tins enterprise, np to this time, hua not been eon
Mimuiattd. Mr. Ji.hu Mct'raw of Itbaca and Sir. Henry
W tug* of l.i.ml?. > u have nought about lvi.mjo acre?,
and a c.-ntleaiiin residing in Ilulfalo ha? bought about
fjo.n?o aerea of the?* pine land? for timbering p a n>o _****.
?laiioui |4 fo pt-r itere, lusie.td of Mr. Cornell harlug
made ?,00e.-?~for liliuaelf, he I? t_-.lt? at -Maat l&oo.'kM
out of pocket by meddling with tbese la?til?. If he Had
allowed [he scrip to go into tlie market at the time, it
?ould hive realized, p??.itii>ly, _*._i,i.?_, lly hi? wisdom,
nATri, and at'-enttou lu loeatlng and holding these laud?
he hope? to realise Tor the Univer.ltv ?,000,000.
There is ? mil Ixirore tbe l_-glaUtui?? aaking certain
privilt-i,.-? -huh will. nable nun to settle with the -Ute
on the l.aai? of fair und )u?t dealing, und in acconlau. e
with in.? uirre. unnt. I tuve beeu told thai the ion
trollet doubt* bis |K?w.r to pa?, lb.- prwflu to Mr. I'or
Mll'l a.. .t a? all additional cuilowuieut, hut think?
that the minie)- ?li'.iil.i n to IM luiiertll) ut the b-gitl
mate retult el tbe lOM? U-.iviug Mr. Coruell't maiiv
tear? of habet and In? large e_i_. iidllut.-? to brlu?.
?ix.iit Un- re?.ill, uum?-tilioi.i .1 utet ilIioiioi*- d.
Ac??-lark, Ma? 1. IM, THouaa N. Uookki.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ID KH1VAN CAMPAION".
A Vni____| IS KIIIVA ?X < I l-IK!? HY TIIK RI'SMANS?
C'ONKUCr WITH TIKCOMAVH.
If si?,*. Wednesday, May 1?, 18T3.
A spi-cial dispatf li |g The tam?tB Timet from
Calcutta, under date ot the 13th los*-, saya the Itusslnn
ex|?'<litioiiary force Una occupied Oorghenl, a village of
klnva. The tame dispatch report?, that Abdool Rahman
has uc<"_ _aasasaaai t??Ht. latssaaatg.
HT. I'M. l??m in., Wediic.ilay. May 1?
Dispatches from K.is.illnsk bring Intelligence that de
ta? liment* and reconin.iu-ririg parti. ?? from the RinttUari
? -isditiouary coh inns report that the Klnve*?- ?re
throwing up intrt iictiuien'A at KiyUh and Dan Kara.
Tiny are also -?ending out a vanguard to m?*-t the Rus?
sians at Mln Ilulak.
There has been an engagement at Igia between the
Russians ami a for.?- of Turcomans, In ? In? h the latter
were defeated. Twenty-two of tue Turcomans were
killed, and 1,-ou of their camels were raptured i?> the
Ruasi.u.s. _
Tin: REPUBLIC OP Spain.
___-___?___ nn i. BOB ?t u\ -iii.-iT r OB mm: i.i.r?
-Ions tOM Hit (v.s-i in i s r i .mil ??.
.MUllilH, V\e,lne?dll>, M.lV 14. Wl
The Mnistirs liuvo iii_rr?<-?l upon an --Icrtoru.
bill for the Island of Ciilia, to l.e ciib-i ll'.-d to tv
stitucnt Corte?. It pros Idea fer f tie enfraiuihlBOW I Bl Bl
?SSahants and artisans who pay f iinmirit
of 75 aaaatas, pstaaas who folio w a learae?i profesrtion.
and officiait. All OSBSBS n,u-t l>. _.-, |. ,,. ,,r
Gen. Nouvllaa, Minister of Wir, ? ii . i? BOO l-i Ni
vurre, demands ro-nfon em. nt? for tin- troop. In thai
province.
The voting throughout 8p.il... - ?n I-und-iv
last, for Hepatic? to the cou ?m n-ni Certes, rt-alteB la
ihe election of :ilu Minist.ii.il 1'.-:. | KtrSMS
Radical?, 8 Inlei nationalists, PI I ii.l. i-nd. nt It. pul.
i. aim, and 30 Monarchist?.
The .S'oir, tlus afteriioiiii. tAJ? "T I-SalSI- Bai M. Julet
fliuon have tendered their reslgaatl I I IS t?
cante it is incompatible ?Aitli their rlowa 'or theiu t?i
serve ill Ihe same Cabinet.
THi: (THAN' INSURRECTION.
RESIT. I- '?I At.I'AMOSTE-. UKATII.
Havana, May 13.?A diapatck fk__a
Tueiio I'lincpe Mate, tll.tl the bolv of till?
Insurgent Gen. Iguario Agr.iuiout.- bas arrived
at that place, arid U-en fully identiib-?!. Tuo
body was buried t?>-.iay. The report of the death of
<icu. BaagafllIsfceao?aeedaatrae. tu?- aagsasasaai
lu which Gen. Agrainouto was killed ScoarroB at
Jimagii) u. The insurgents numbered sue, and tlieir loss,
as reported by the Spaniard?, v? ?
The Spaniards an?! Cubans consider Airraniont? 's death
a severe blow to the rev?iiiiloiiary Maes, T?e ?harto
considers Agramotitc's death of immense Importance to
the Spanish cause.
-?
FOREIGN NOTK.-*.
It is reported that M. Goulard has informed
M. Tiller, that he ha? resolved to re* .m tin- Ministry of
the luterior unless M. Jules blmou, Minister of Publio
Instruction, retires.
Mr. Bra-ilaugh ha. arrived in Taris en route
for Madrid, with an addlOSS from the I-iig:l-.!i Rcpubli
cans to the Spaniards. He Is to Beat at the railway
station M. Qambctta, who is about to proceed to l.i-uo_va
to aiaha aapeoeh? aod tha two Bepabboaa taaftSBO will
Journey southward together.
THE MODOC WAR.
GEN. bAVIS'S PLAN OP CAMTAIl.N?OPKUATION8 ON A
I.Alt?.E SCALE HKlil'N'.
Lava Bed;*, Camp south of Tala I_.ke, May
12, IU a. in., via Ykkka. May 14.?Since Uen. Davis as
hUin? .11 oiiiuiaii.'i of tin- Modes expedition, in person, U-n
days ago, only one conflict, that of Saturday, bas
occurred, though a movement of which this last affair
was a part is still going on, aud several bodies ot troop*
are now seekinc the enemy. Gen. Davis found tie
soldiers disheartened by the disant? rs of the campaign,
and had to resort to ninny devices to amase th. Ir la
enthusiasm and Increase their ? ill. :? u. y. He iieiran In.?
work with a will and BalBSataasS that won f,r luui the
sympathy and Mead-hip of the officers und ft
and ln-plred them with confidence. Be sti.'l.cd in.
situation carefully, utilized the ex p. riaaes at Ms pn- BS
cessors, gave the wem iii.e to r. cti-.-r_.tc
from the fatlgu? s und mental BF?ltOBWBI itutdciit.il tu
their rough lights m the I. va Beds ; sent out .-.
parties; had hi? BBBfl dla iphiied in li.'li.u. Bodgl
BOW lias his first grand inoveuieut in opera.um It .
his int?ntion to harass ihe tfadaea, keep th. in v
from plaes to place, and Bahdaa them. Tot ?
the) tOt 1 (leu. Ila\ i. ii.e.iii? liUrine-*.
A part of the men nt this camp, if not t'..- aatll*
will be moved to I'oy.c ?..imp on the BOaU-Mla
I.tk.- within the next two weeks. Till? faailiag ground
is very in:ii? ?titiiy la ^iiuiincr. Airead] lattlaaaahas
and seorplu?s arc familiar wnli lbs latertoc t_ th? lOBta,
and are making unsocial vis.t- during the night.
IHK MODOCB BIBOXOLY is ij.i.m iii.i? D_U1I OB
1.1 El IT. HARKIS.
San Francisco, May H.?A tli>p.itih re
ceived from Ynk.t, to-iii?:ht, says that Um Ma?OOS art?
in another rocky fortress, wl.i. h (luv are luakiiiar still
stronger. The troop? Wt|| not BttStsB tl cm BadMO the
arrival of r.-lnforceiuents. Tue new porition is about _o
miles south of the last stroii-ho. l.
0? Burgess has BSOa Bagas ? iiurlle on the DpfSt Kla
math, who said he knew notlnugii'.rout tin- ciiut?-tiiplatf.l
massacre of the t'oiniiiissioiiers, and IhatahSCS were 30
Mo.locs left who would light until the last mau wat
killed.
I.it-ut. Harn, dictl iu Q___Sf I?tva Bad May 1_. Surgeon
Scmig is recovering. The BBaaaahM "f ?.en. Cauby tooa
place ac 5 o'clock p. in., and were solemn and imposing.
There was a large procession. The ?body was taken lo
Oakland, and goes Kast in th" morning.
THE POLARIS.
THE NAVY I'SrAKTMENT IBOHBM ASSIST ?..N? ??TH?
BftOBBO KISPAKIIKD TO All? T11K KK.?CCBD.
[i.KM.HAI. I'KK.S? !,i.?l'ATCH.)
WashI-,??to.v, May 14.?The Secretary of the
Xavy has received a telegram from Cousu! Malic) at M.
Johns, stating that the crew of the l'olarls want money,
and also asking whether he should advance funds on
account of the Il-.piiinaux and crew ou sick list. The
?k'cretary promptly rep.led, directing the Consul to
all ird the requisite assistance and to draw oo him for
the money.
The Secretary having ordered the Frolic, at New-York,
to proceed to at. Johns with every comfort for the relief
of tbe crew of the Polaris, be was to-day informed that
the Frolic will be ready to proceed on her vuyage to?
morrow. There may I*- some difficulty, however, in
Immediately reaching Ht. John?, a? tbe Consul says tbe
harbor is blocked with Isa. Inder favorable clrciim
tunees the resael could resell there in four days. Th*
Frolic is a fourth ritte side-wbeel steamer, can \ mi: eight
bowitst-rs, and is comtiisa.le.l by Lieut.-C.nuinauder
Schooumaker. Tbe other olUcert ?r?- I_it*ut?. I'wttr,
Hiuiout, Mtx-ker, Bridge, aud Kelley ; Medical lti?i?e. tor
??nun.-li, A?sist*nt Burgeon Aulitli. and A*?i.?t__ut Fay
uiaat.r Uoggs. ______________-?__-.m
NUMERO..!} ARRESTS IN Eol'IMANA.
New-Orlkan?, May 14.?Ihe M? tuijujlitan
Iufaiitry have returned from St. Martins, lln-. Bbt ("I
lowiug persons have been arrested by the ______ sut, .
1 Mar-thai on the sffldavlt or V. Martinet (colored), BBBBft**
log them with lutimidaUu?. c?;rtaiu ctita-n* or African
dosoeut. and ou other cbarget which are I. ft blank : Col
I>e Blase, Oea. Alen Declouet, (laUriel Tour
net, Haul Tourn?t. Faul Declouet, l_a_.-_.li_,. Braut?.
Alfi-ed llscluer and Eugene Bertrand Tti<> leave to
morrow wtth a United States Deputy Mar___i aad au
eaoort of Uliitod SUtes troop?. I key will arrive in
New Orleaut Friday evening, aad IfpaBt before the
Culled ?utes Cooiuit-uiioner Saturday, it i* reiioru-tl
that the UuiUfd otates troops?t-o coinpau.e.? now in
at. MartintviUe, w.ll retualu there several month?.
OAK.ES oik? . WILL.
Boston, May U.-Oakes Aint-s Mftig a will
while Iu Washington last Wtuier. which bas lasen pre
seated lor probate by hit two sous, Oliver Ames and
Oakes A. Ames, as executors. N. O. Ordway. Mose.
Dillon, and Fhiletu? Sawyer are tbe witnct* t to the ln
iirun_ebt, and their preaenoe Is required to carry out
the provialout or the rtwittry. No ?h-ktllt ?ill !.. gn*>i.
utuil Ute will u probated. The amount deviaed it ?argr.
but the property is se larestod that IU Talue .auu.i bo
at preseut kuowu.