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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
KX-GOV. l.It.U.H S DKCIiAltATTON.
U1? ___U_______M| TO tClKlM TIIK NOMINATION OF
tub .xMii-i!??Mt natocaan ron Qov_-ti?N_?n
?HIS sri'.KN.tiH At A AMRMS,
I rat? tub KF.i.ri.ti-. coRRKsroatir:*?.- or th* Twntt'ti-iM
r_llLAi>F.nriilA, Jilly 10. ?Thi' hank rxi>rc
slon on the part of ex-ijov. William 1.1 der of his wlllluf
iiess to accept th?-. nom in ata?? of the Pennsylvania Ik*
tuocracy for Governor, If tendered bim by the Krle Coa
Tentton, will delight a gi*t-?t many people who have bee?
looking altout for a candidate ?sith qualification?
poi_M_-B??d by iii-n?- of the aiiiinti.iti? local politicians who
have tims far put then tee it lag foi ward, ami his statement
that hi? personal ?te-iros do not 11? lu that direction will
no1 be doubted by tin*? who know that he has r? ????.ittallt
declined to neuter public li:?-, ?a.? ? be left Die I'lilted
.Utax?Hecate in 1 ??G1. It Would hate advanced the ex
tioveiti it's B_______S of ol.talniiig- the nomination
If be had kept out of the Held until the
Convention in. t, and left the shoal of stnall
fry candidates t<> destroy one another; but
?neb a course wa? not consonant with 1.1s frank nature.
He bad e.'en pros?;-?! ide months t?> p_f___ the use of his
ham?, and as roon aa lie bivi nu?.!, np ins ininti on the
iineatiou be.spi-kei.it Now all h.s rival-? w11 tall upon
hint aa tlie unit c. iilnl tie el National oi traft State repu?
tation, and Um tiiii.it- is thal theft will oombiuo tt
defeat lum. Th?< ? an -I desire oh ti.?' peel of the maasis
of Ute Dt_ta_(nt)f tO tOCari a M-Oag and able mau for
tb?_r ?tainui ? t><-?ut tats ye.?:- ma] , however, control
the action of the Con*, em Uni.
Oov. Digler ?.ni- two terms In the State Senate from
l>e_trfleld County, and wa* f-penkerof that body ?lining
hi? second term. In 1 -.".I be w as ?IseStd ?)ov?-ruor over
Oov. .lolmstoti, the a li I it nominee, on the IttBtB prof-PnU??!
by the compromise of ls..O. Mr. Pillmore'B Administra
ti.?ii did not support Mr. JohnsUm and Mr. li- ?',? t got the
vote of what wert called the " Cott?>n Whigs." Ile i___i_-lt
an bom-nt und eilt?, i? ni ex'-outive, ami was unanimously
r.-nominal. ?1 in lt?01. but in tin- moautime the pin nome
hal Knott Nothing ino-,(incut bml ?prong up. Mr. Pol?
lock, the Vt'l'lg cal?llala.?', tta? ia?, or? ?1 by the Know
Nothing? ?nd was el. I l?d by 4 i.'ssi i.n.i tit.v. 1 he Know
Nothing I_-ifl.?_atu-?_ chosen ti? .t year tall? ?1 in 1858 ti?
eloet a U. A, *t?-:ist'.r, tftet u?-g' Utting with Mr. (.aiuium
all the m-??ion, ami lu the Pull ti.. lunns rats bviu.il a
inal?irit> ot tht moip an i rtecte- Oar. i:i_rier. Ula tera
began In the month of Marah Is r rt lie wns elected and
? tpntsl in IStL biiac thcu he ha.? hi 1.1 no <.1!ir?>.
I?uring the war hi* record trat Baot, at ..nab'.c, .uni in
lfm ha t. a? a -_t_a admette tf tht Ih-Stn of hat patty
with th.- Ia bera.?, doing taiattt tv arti at tiic P.alliinoti
?'?nvetiti.in to promote t!.?; ?uti. It.* ntl,) be ha.- ?!??
??otod hi-, energies tt ttdthg the C< Dtei .?tal BxhtMtton
and ha? nct?d as Ita g?m ral llnaiu i.il igont. Of the .
sin-iiglii o', lilt- lumlidacy there can I?.- ii" <nio*?tion.
A BINO-BULED CITY.
THK rrrr?:*.ri.(iii uim-.-its i KAOnaa?lTt MCtnoDf
?ITS llKl'KAT LAS I 1AL' OWIX- IO TOS US
C**_n____nor raxaiio-t?what miy iiaitkn nu
r i ?.?.-.
fFfUlM A ??TIFF ,<>I.I'K.SIOM?i:VT OK TIIK TUIIUINK..]
I'lir?in i:?.ji, July 6.?A heavy niiiiiK'ii>.i_
?iebi, (?uviiitiiiy ?atraailag feaxstloa, iii-paved stricta
full *.f iiiin and liol e akara traHe_a_h_ aeatrlttt, aad
?l.a-i.nt boulet arti? in the r? luote ?ubiubs win ro
nols ilt Ina?; ? ??.-iitial impi.'ti imn ? wholly n?-g
lecttd, or project? '1 oh ?a? txpentt.?? a icaie that their
?ompbitii'ii Is pi-nbieiuatleal ; in lignant tax-pa.? e: -?,
an.l ?iti.-ials grown ?uiLU-ii'y rich ?ni small sala
rltt -tliosi- are a few of the naMHag signs of a
liiigiuiei c.t>. They nil ?__Jat ta Pttlshargh, The knot
of lbj.-ii'ii'an ptHtteltna who tda___ettt tht affair? at
theclt.v for their yatton ti beucht is not as close a cor?
poration *?- was tie i'al Tweed liui^ in New-York, nor
are its Bt-hoil of plumier ?ptite so systematic ami j
thorough a? thoo of tht Mt .?tenons Pilgrims lu ?
l'i.ilatlelphia. In proportion to ii? opportunity, |
hewartr, Ita operattoaB have been pr.-tty aarttatlta. j
The ? Im 1 in.ii,a_? i of tile Pittsburgh Ping, according to
general i?in f, it Roi ?it \v. Maekojr, -?tat?- Treasurer of
pi-tui?.vlv.i!ii?i, who It potent in Bttwattt and coiititi
tioiis, anil nott} fails 1?. sei ure the nomination of the
men he puts upon his slate. Ile might be called the
?? Boss" in ab?rittiti, foi- he no longer I,ves here, having
taken up In.? ut?o?le In Philadelphia, County and city con?
ventions always bring bim back, however, and probably
more foi plettan than profit he pulls the wire? and
makts the puppet->'.? ?.'?ateo ?la?e.. The Ring Is not,
however, a .li aptttBtl In;?- the old Tammany King. Since
the dca li ?if ('o'. Phillips. It? former chief, then_____ batt
liodniiiiiiin't i:-. '. In it to eotapel ?>b?-?li n--c, for although
might.? mi .n-.'nu..tv, Mr. Mache. Is not on the granad
toatratt eo-Krtant-i his tnlhorily, aad Is ii?ttaJh- content
with |?.:i??:ii,iro.it Um n ?t t-BcM ft? his friend?, without
tivubiini.'lum?? If aiit'iit tha tletaiisof luiin" arrangeiii'nts,
or the BBethoda bv wbii li eoiiifortabl*? lort unos am mude
In a fett ;, eat ?out of the protlts of p. ttt place.-*. Anning
the Braal in I vc of Mr Mackey'? coadjutor? may bo nn-u
tinned C. La Magee, City Tieasurer ; H. M. BBtdglM v
( ity Couirolk-r; Thoaatl Steele, (.?Ile? tor of the Port,
and (ic.rge li. Chalmers, Appraiser of Merchandise, tla
two latw-r being Pi dotal appointe?.?. In their train are a
host of r-al.iiie.l apiM.iiit?-?-..?, ami a more select cob-.ii of
Coiincilm? n. whose po-ltteae, although without pay or
lawful |>er|U!?it.'s, are the taotl protlt.i'ilo of any. A
Couti? ilman Who cannot bay himself t tine house in the
?nbutl.s tiler tWO or thr?<- tears of h.rvi??- ami make the
.-Hy gi.nie and pate a Lion.1 avenue out to it is consul- .
??tf-1 a dull felb.w.
?-Btng tht ttnratt of profil opea to the Hing iHilillcinii
the most fruitful ut pre?' tit aro the new water- works and i
the o|M-mug of new stn? is lu t'ae suburb?. Formerly the
?'Hy Hall was the "Pig llonanza," but that has ???en
BmaMtP WSBhlld out, leatiog only the dilly ?ed I men t of
hum."..;,s Mandai? ami I.a'.f i.'ir-* i.ven-.'l fraud?. Miati
th?? water ti ink? were biimu U ttas under an act of the
la-gl?!at.iie which strictli limited tin ir tatt 1?. s_-.i.tM_K>.'lMM?.
Airea-iy u**aiiy ifT,< h ?.?,(>? n? nave been expended, tad the
w?lk? aro hot mail) tml?li.?l Thei-e bat?? been lite or
six lanatHulhiat held bp etttraMteei of toan
elis, but us soon as a ri?-li " lead" of eviden?*?- Is ?truck
the rasjatrttt ure stoppod tart an ttaglhtt rtpatl It .t*-.r
in??.!.?, in on? *>f these hraatMgatttaaM -iw shown that
tho tttj had paid ^lii.'w?? for work never done
on the paraphai works, .uni ,_? much liit.re for ficti?
tious labor on tlie r?-?.-rt..ir?devolopim-nb? which pro?
duced h-> further ?die? t than to ?-au??' the Committee to
i iiase fin iii.-i t.).. ration? anil avoid making aMfttt, It
I? ?aid that two or three inoiiib, t? nf |hs ('oii.uiitloe were
thin |.;i..-n of the contractors who made the fiaudulcut
charge..
Vttiln the ?tr?cts In the heart of the city are in a sha? k
Ing c-iuil tion. beim! without ?-xi-cption l?ii.Jly paved and j
shiK-kiiiirl.t li. thy, ?J->.<'0*>.<>??0 hutt bton sis'ht le.'.ntly in
the ?cb ?rbs constructim?' iniignitlei ut atiniKta si., or
? ?ven nub-* long, whero an ordinary country road
woiiltl afioid all li? Sdtd tran-.it futilities. To pay for
these extravagant Improvements l-ond?. have Ihh-u i??u?<l
which aro to be ItdetBtd from the ptOMtdt of taxes
col lee tisl from the owl.ort of propirty abiittlug on the
new avenues In Uti annual iiisiallmeiit-t. Great price?
have batt paid fat ?hoddy work In paring, bridging,
irradlng an.t mdcwalk luting, the ttadtatttft growing
rich, aftci dividing th? proilt-t with the uiemlx-r? of the
Plug. EverybiKly on tht Council C-otuiuittee on BtraelB
has, of ??nu se, pr???per?'<l lilian? ia,ly to au extr.it rdni.irt
degre.- during the c??nslru<-tlon of th?-M' avt-iiuce. in
many i a?os the tfdtaaaeefl providing for the opening of
the aten?es were stated li' flagrant SttNgtld of tin p?n?
tente of property-bolder?, who??- land? wine Btddled willi
taxes that atoounte-l nearly to ttaSttatl ??? An Installe?
Is relat??d of a long Bil Uti that was run throiiith a
arsntily s? Ule-district ?liii.'tly ta the ftot.t ?ate of an
official whose cotuitry boin- W-k- tina. _nadt Mt-ttlMt at
the ???M-ii s?- of the li. lplesslahd-owuci-B who wore luadc
to |aay for lite iinpiovm. nt.
The PiUsburgh Klug did not get fairly to work until
1-17.1. Puf ore then it? ui?mb?-m, although long la power,
had t-___a_td theuiselve? willi mo.brate g..in?, but lifter !
tb?* ?-I?-? tlou of i ?7'_ bad strengthened tin lii-pub'.leau
part? in itt\, r-t.it? .and coin.it t__ ? ooaeladsd ?ti.it tb.-re
?H? n? 11 a _. -___ of beng in.hb?t any l<>ng<-r The municipal
d-bl in that y< ar was lu i<nind min.Is r? S3.H0O.OO0,
N?.w it is over 11-.SSO *'.s?, and a millmu u???i?e must be
put ?in top of It b. fore the Malet Worin ?-.-ii be I .uipleted.
elmre thejr settled dowa to baslatti in eacnebt the King
have .pia.lrupb.l taxation, heatdMPOatg up thl? Ina,I ,,f
?li'it While reducing the rate of a-v-s? ment from 47
milis t?. IS they raised the assessed ??.in- ofDroptrti1
from the old bael? Of ?f-ii.?*?>.<*.)?. up to tht ?ash markt t
?aln? of SI7tMW0,000, tad ina ratah waa that the col
I ? lion* whb h ?.eldt.lii. lsT-lTinly-KUl,l_'?;,Ui H74 pny
rinutil fl Tfll.l i7 lb'" lee rat st of ttastien m a time
of groat BflBBUBBtt ttMCtslsa pr*i'lnc?*d the pOlit-Ca] l.vo
I.ii ion vi Inch gave Al.i-beli) C.nilly to the DOBBOCtaei
h?_tt P*ll after It laad been b. ?d bt th>- itepnbtleana for lb
?>ai- The revolution ha? not r?|_i-iit its force, for tia?
??..pul ii Indlgiiatioh has uot vet iieen ablo to reach tin
chief otf?-n?le__ who bold the Hionleliaal u-__eet. ii..?t,i
it? 1*1 tin. ltiug on tht par) of the hurd.-ned tax-pat er?
will ?liow it-a-lf In tin State election next November, tad
It would hot la at all surprising It ?iot* llartranft should
m-ilcfosted bl tbt Tote Of this city. The argument of
fin Billi .tv pilbil can., who have aban(lon?*d their party and
nie ni I" tote for Har lh nmcmtii 1 ainli.iat?' f.?r (nit? nioi,
?tilth ?1 r be may I?, is Brief and to tb. |?>iuL I li. y -tay
1 nat lb<- <-?.i 1 ii|'t King which oppresses thom vrae hatchrd
nad hi??** t liri v. n rada tin- proie? ting srtanaof the Kepub
? an p.n'tv, aud thal th? <?ni> way to kill It Is to strike at
that part*/.
it wo ii?) sea reel y tattlt-t tht naden O? Tur. Trihi.??,
?u Is-1? M hi detail Ihe titrions Mht-Btt by which the
Ring li ..? ii.nt. ii. l?ttiiiK * .?nirai-ls at high urie?-? for
iHMH . <r!( .ml dividing tin- b?avy prutlln willi the con
uri rall the favoritoratthod of bwedtttgthe Treasury,
I Vu ? if.-nt Uni, btetUB-l tb?- ??jill!.i? ?or? alni their
II |,.n ?i.-?, tlie ofb< nu?, are ???,??.? I? in'cie.-l?-,! lu
?, mmu celt-i?_a cilxuiuai '.1aii_vi1.j1.-1. 'Hie Kuti. >?
evidently doomed It? power will bo broken at tbe next
city el?, ton, bot ita ovil work will not bo nradieat???!
for tuum yean. M. ha? debauolred Um politic? "I the
city, eornipt?*d tl;o newr?; ajiera with few exeeptinn?,
iiiii.1i- o,'fl.,i..l ?tatton firima facie priKif of datboaeaty,
l'iir.leiiiil Um i Hi ?lill a he*vy debt, and left liol illili; to
thow for the millions It lina ?lient hut a hu?.", uullutshed
ra-ha'l \ nil . lill.I Mini?? ilfT- li? lit Ililli? Of pall c1 ?tl'CllU 111
tin* outaktrta that xvill aever tie neta or eveu seen hy on?
liersou m twuuty of the popula, inn.
THE OHIO CANVASS.
ONK OF TIIK VnOfatUUIUM OK T?a INI I.ATlONISrt-*??
I'AI'HK IIOKRY TIIK PANAt'KA YOU UUMAYSH DIS
?iKinils A VliLla KKI'liUiJl'AN VOTK NPF.DKI)
IO 1N-S1 UK I UK UlKblAT OK THK DKMOCUAIIC
TIIXAKT.
(?toa A ?I X11* CORRK8POMIU.KT OF Till". Till III ?K 1
Youko.htdwn, Ohio, July ti.?Thw ?tinin?
mannfnc taring town api? ir? lu I/o th.- eldo! conler of Iba
preciiliHol? Banda in Obla. There arc Hil I political clubs
hero, formed for (lie ?idvAnrcni'-iit of the inflation ram??'.
Their <-rc<vl i- h nlmrt ?ml aim i-lo on?*. "Mon-HTcenhack?
to make hnslncs* prosper," amu? it all up. Voiii'lhor they
aro ?'.id to munter nonrly 50?) mein bira, and lu Mahon m *
County tlioro ure LfiOO fu aituilar ttapWhMdmtgAi Last
April they pit In ino Held a dii?nctive gi.-eiib?ickcity
til kit m aaaaaeoaa to ti e regular party iioiiiiii.illon?,
and polled uti. nt UKI rotea. Next week they x.ill In?mau
happy hy hearing Hie i1.. ?trine In It? pin Hy fat m the lipa Ol
It? grea'.ost ajKitatlc. Win. 1). Kelley, who ha.-, accepted an
Invitation tnm the Outrai (.reeiiLn k (lui) to tanah Inn'
Tbe iron mai-lors bave twi n chiefly inwlrumcalal In pn.pti
?rating niti ithn notions in Yauugateau mid oilier
pine..? tit tia Mnlmntng Vail. y. '1 hey prospered beyond
mia-ti-niro until the panic, aud attributed llielr thriving
condition toa htKh tatlli; bat vi.-ti the etueh ?anio and
the i.'?ult:u'.t ?tiumritioii in the. irou trade, they
found that the tai .tr did them no ?.?nod, aud a? they had
from toreo of hal.lt come to look appa the Natiouul (io.
oriiineiit um the power Miut made ami unimide business,
they at ouco Juiniied to the conclusion th.'.t the new
tmulile could lie cured at Washington. Kelley, Morton,
lOflaa, Kerry, and other?, wero iir^ltiK wdh iioi?y rbeto
no the paper money nostrum a? Uie pin.urea lorex cry
i.-i-,in .??? ?tinu nt. nuil Hie iioniimn hecaunr m illili?,'cou?
vert?. Aa they word forced to blowout their fin nae"-?
and ?hut up their mill* hy the want of a demand for Iron,
they became moro und more fiipr for nu m tinted cur?
t? ney, w Mab they foolishly fancied would make people
buy iron ?vi readily ne in the old " flush" ti mea. For the
employ? r? to et.iuniuhlc-iite the deliuloii to their lill?1
trotfnoaa wag e.i?y enough. Last mater the aaal aalaen
m ila- Mahon,ni; lieilds ?muk and the cuni production
wa? .linio.i totally suspend "I for Uve mouths. With
inuiiy iron milli* and fernilee? idle, and all tbe miner?
eaminir nothini*. business ?,f every kind wa? flat. The coal
minor? were made to t!un\ tliul It wa? a link of money
which bleed their bennet to eat down wage?, and the
in orr han Is ? Moat? koo,I* lay unsold upon their ?helve?
Jomo?! w Itli tlu-in in the hue and cry for inure givcubiieks.
Now the Iron trade It slowly ptckini,' up, and the look-out
ut the mines hat ended, hot the inflation uioxemeiit ha?
lapetot eoeOgl to carry it forward to the October elec?
tion.
I MB loath to Ix'liexothat OOT. Hayon, idling a rcuiiitod
party, c.in bo lieat?'ti la a Hiato which ha? a |Md Hepub
Ueaa imOorily of -lo.iKio on a full volo und on a BtratKlit
iHtue between Bepubllniabta ami Democracy; but if
Taaaaotowu fomlahet aeaaapfc of the taaUaa ibnt pre?
vail! in other ?laailfai'lllllH ami uiiiiiiiir regions his
prospect* Bro. to tay tho least, precarious. The nuinlier
of Republicans lu the town t bo will vote for Allen on the
l'uni'ii< > issue U variously t .ttimnU-d at from KKJ to li?)?),
and the estimates ure mailo. no1 hy in nu? rat?, out by
active BapObUeaa politician?. It may I*', howevor, that
local milln uta-? huvo mad?) In the Muhnirrng Valley an
??xi optionally rank ?oil tor tim growth of tho 'Tag Money"
niai.ia.
The iiicinl.t r of Con cress from thi? district, Mr. Wood?
worth, 1? himself an niflationiist of the Kelley stripe, but,
of i ourse, stand? by hi? party in.ti ii?-.nt, n..in ? s nil
li.'.iIdi.'mi tin-currency issue. He assures me that the I
l'.t publlciiis w11) not lose as many total this year OU that
ipie?! mu on they did on account of prohibition la?t year.
Hani tiri,. ., ho think?, are eonliuoil to th?' manufacturing
districts, the runner? beeag reooooatdy preaparoau, Ho
fci la eaoMaot of Hayes's election by a fair majority. On
the other hand, a former me m Ixl* of tho Legislature,
always a Ki publican, but nowa strong liillatloni.ti, de
elares Hint Allon will have 50,000 majority. The xvork
ingineif of the town? and the Utungun of the eountry will
alike vote the Democratic ticket, he thluks, to protest
against reduced waites, low prie???, ?carelly of xvork, and
the hard times generally. In the face of ?neb conflicting
xlews emanating from momlKTsof the same party it is
hard to form Hny conclusions. The ino?t iiasomil.le
opinion, and one which I should be fllipnood to fax or if
forced t?> declaro my view?, oat expres.?od today by the
i ?litoi of the leading Hi'publlc.ni paper hero. He ?aid
that Huyes could bo elected, but only by bringing nut Ihe
full Kepuhlk'iin xoN-, liiclinling tin liberal and Iiulepcn
dentolouieiit. Uodidnotbelioxo It possihlet?. pel baabaay
of the Qerataa vote, and thought the Deatoeralt would all
.support their ticket whether they liked the financial
plank or not. Uudcr these cout'itious the co?tent xxould
bo a close one.
An Interesting feature of the eanv.iss is the growing
lu m I that if ll.ixt - i? ?in a ea.ainl ho will be the ennuin;
mau foi the 1'ronldtntlal nomination next year, (air)
in? the great central Htuto of Ohio?noxv the bcystoiie of
the arch of politics?and extirpating the Inflation In na) .
he would tiatabrdy beeoaae a ttnog candidate I top
ported by his party at home, .?ml with an unsullied
record In military and civil life, be would bo a very gg ?til
able man. His luck ?if strong patata Bight be a circum?
stance in his favor in.terni of belog ?letrituental to hi?
candidacy. Just a? It xvus lu the tatt of .laines K. 1'olk
and Franklin I'? I ree.
The campaign can aeareoly be siitl to lie going forward
i : the inni.t ot thone Juli beat?, mid with the dog-dayt
.ippmiiehiiiK . but the iH'inoeratic candidato for l,lt uteii
auKiovernor I? ulroady on th.? ?tump. iicn. Cary bus so
much in his reci.nl to explain away that buhas h.id to
begin early. Just now bis efforts are eonecnti ?ititi on
? m, 11 tn mit th?. lu nnatis t hnt he ne vi r wa? a prohibitionist.
As tiley nex er xvetit to hoar his temperance sp???'ohe?, be
tactHICdl pnssably well at first ; but If the intirviows of
tim (ieriiinn editor? witli him are Uaotlat? d into Mniillsh,
tin- thousands of people who remember hi? haran.'in a will
1 iiiiacine, It* ntuarod at lils niiilni'lty. 1 womler what
his old prohibition admirera will say to the foll?n in?- ?n
eount of a tnlli the editor of the (?loveland dene hail
with hlin. and copied Into the Youngtown HumUehau :
It le true that ?lou. Cory, In former year?, was a tem?
por?neo man : but from tilt- time when the crusndo bmke
out be has tal? n decided position upon the side of the
liberal elt mont. As we were somewhat in doubt at the
time of his nomination as to bis position on tbe
leoaptrooei tueottoa, we sought him out lu the Nell
liiiiisi at Columbus in order to K?t from hi? own mouth
a ?tab ment of lils views on the anti-prohibition legto
lation plank of the Dimocratio platforio. With tho
?frontest readine/a* heausweied all our qui ?Mon? In the
moat satisfactory manner. When wo asked bim what
?tnmlpoint ho took at the time of the women's praj Ins:
mania he said, " Kir, I have fmiflit airalnst the wa mien'?
? rusade, on the stump and throiii?'b the prun?, ami I am
oppo.-.ed to all prohibitory laws In whatever form they
may take. I adore the principle of temiM-raiioo in all
tliliiKs, but can never brim? myself to follow the examplo
of those who ???ok bv eonstrafnt to roarulatn thoapi?'tito
of mankind. The plank on tho ?uiij.-x t lu the platfuim 1
will support by word and d??e?l."
If there la anybody who can turn political somersault?
more ipilekly than Oon. Cary, let bim Uow come to
the front or forever bold his peart
THE FOURTH-AYE. IMPROVEMENT.
co.Ml-LAlSTH OF mnUUSOWaABU DKLAT in n-TriNO
THK HTHKKT fllOSislNti!" IN C'ONHII ION?INJl '111 K8
to RoauMurta anu ?oaor-aaa mv.s.
OoaaMaVOhla imlii-natiou ?xisl.-? amoiip tlie
residents of uii-town atroels itiljaooiit to Fourth ave.,
owlni* Ki tho miflulshed stat? of the streets alioxe the tun?
nel There I? virtually "no tlioroutibtarv " fur pttBOBI
HrlOgabOTt Fiirfy-?t?*?)ond?st. ?lean IUK io eros? to the Eaat
side of the city. Hi.co tho completion of the tra? ks in the
tunnel, hardly any progress has beau made lu ar. hin?. It
ox a i, nun p. i-son? K'siditur, for ?nstame, in Fifty-third,
I Fifty fomth, ami Fifty flfth-sts. are eotopeUed to 4rivo
i ?ox eral bliKks above liefore a bridge ian be reached eu
, ublliig them to cross th? avenue. This avenue romains In
a -tat", even where partially completed, dangerous to
i life and limb, and at some point?, impassable for mau or
! l?a.st. Huge pile? ?if rock, earth, and saud have be-on
suffered to remain for week? uotahly in the noigbUirlMiod
of .Fifty-third and rifty-fourtla-iita. Several clua-na oon
: template calling a public ir.eetimr and employing taaoaal
I lu order to compel t'otiimotlor?-Vnnderbllt to place tbe
I avenue lu rhon'nub order xi ithoiit further delay. Law
I yera who have Imvii ?ronsulled nu the subject bav? ex
praatad the opinion thal iiotwitiistandiiii/ tin- furner?)??
?...lll?l li til till' I a.Ulll.llal . il li? ala |l,tfll' XX 11 t illlT *!>>* OUt'
. poratlou has Hie < oiiiaiiiuiloiiil rig'ii lo appropriate for
I such a leriifth of time a publie thnrouKlitarc to its own
unes and make )t Impaasuble for ireiii'i st tritTlr.
ClUieua liiUxrctod In 'he ooodlUiM "f Fou; in ave. it-it?)
that tlM'lr opi??iilliui to ila- Huiro id i ompiiiy would not
l take detlnlle ?ha|M-If the rain ..?d aiin u .: n-- ,'i.ul slmit ri
j r?-g?rd for the light? of Uie people XVIn u tin tunnel
was completed, they oiiflilciitli .-x?,.. ctcd thut tin axeinie
I wonjil lmm.slii.ii-i> be pi.n ? ?! in a thnrwuKh itate of
! repair, lnateud of which oalj ?niall Raagtaimen have
' lu-fan set to work at varioua dlaeonaei lae immt?. letaial
! livery-atable kellets, who??'platie? of btuloes^ arc nour
till liliploVI lill III. r.UU- lli.lt 111 lillsllierS IlHs tits li iii
tlrely ruined owing to Um nu laaneaaof euatomeri la
, witile tilloilgh the mud sml ? ii, I. w lilli olh.ls l,,,\, ',.,,,
[ c<<iit?i/?'.?iu*i u> ?ulm lucan bunal m adifliuvui locality.
THE LATE EARTHQUAKE.
THE UJiSTKUCTlON IN COLOMBIA AND VEN?
EZUELA.
OftKATrST AMOUNT <?K hill ?'KM-,?. AT CCCUTA?
?At mmpBttnAmp aki? ukkha tNTinniv in
HI IN??A I'UTHIl? SSI K11 PimVAI-ENT AKTKIt TIIK
UltiAUTYit.
__io foilottinn privat?* ftilvices have been reeotved
in this city from Marncaibo, respecting tlio labu
earthquake in South America:
If AkAOAino, Ventruda, Juno _1?Tn my last letter I
gave you Hie latest obtainable details of tho terrible di*
aster in Cilombia an 1 V?tneiuel_? Those who survive
are completely ruined and aro in want of the noci-Asarios
of life, TL. latest lind most oarcful estimates plao?- tbo
uuiubtrof Uvtt lost at ll.fKlO. The greatest amoiiii' tf
sad. ring li In Cn- ii San Cristobal carne to the ground
?nun l.v, but ?i. te tier- not so many victims. Vina
was ?oinplet. !y dc*sii".t*d. the walls falling In Beth t
manner thal Muyala poi-tos troto aats?d ?>? al tit?? ea_
t:n pi ?niliitii n To glvo'.ou the ?letitia of t|?. ?lisasler
?ttuilM involvr?tht .cllliiir of a never-ending ?Ion. A
hoi i iblc putrid let cr is raring wherever tho d, a.-t? I 11
Itadtd,
Au t?iipr*-eei?eiit-?dly dry prated pievall'd before the
tai th<,i..-l:e. an ? ?ia : as soo. na In. shosha undid, it |-< ?
feel <!? bier of i..:ii d? se- n?! d for ashert Minc. Th.s v. ?is
.(?Honed 1?> that titi .un, in I the rc.-ilt is that dato, i
posltioii set in, ami the msssol human tad ?th. : ttdltt
gave forth lr.a'?i?mn. ef_.iiv1n. will di soon rlftntd lB-0 I
ptttOeaeethattpr-td death It every diiecUm. Many
persons who went to the ruins to recover soon- (??liions
of their prop* Hy, fell victims to this putrid fever.
Among tbciu ?tas Bmhot J. Uruuinaoh.-, I large cofli ?*
dealer, well known in Ne tv York from Hie ?.baract?- of
his merc.lxtiidlse. It was thougla that he had been
bunn d to death, but, hat m?* r m ni eil tt Hie ruins for his
more valuable property, he wus att?u?k?-d by the is-sti
leuce, and ?Hod.
The losses to the community of M iraealbo are very
heavy. Some ptfttaa lost propeily to the value of
i?l(K?,(K>0 in grid. Toe total los? i? e-Hmat-.l at itlmiit
?pi(?,(?0??.tMS?. In the communities which h-tve suffer? ?1
gn-atiy. the belter ?-lass of nattle,Uriaglatabtttatttl
h on is, wert- kiln-d, while tile poor c1 -i.-i.es, living m
dilapulat?-?l ol' ti-lno htattt. i scip? ?1. The retail tv a?
that tht v!? um? * I ItttB soon had full sttay. Tin. pillaged
and robt'td, and tteri- guilty of other elora Bl. , until tht
ttlllltltira, nrritini- with sufllcii nt force, pal t suttiniavt
eml to nil atrocities lu shooting the guilty per tat "ii the
spot. Otic of tho gr. ttetl of I he? tils inflicted Wttthe buni
ing of the coff-c warehoun-s at M.iraeaitHi by Hie thieves,
lu their search foi- plnadtf tin y tri fire io Hu- tt.trc
honaes totiMialtllj. it it anppnsort. ami i*?,?smi bega <*f
Coff*??- and a munt.?-r of the thieve.? w. re biirur-il. It i.?
? xi>e?-te<l that, as soon as lh" fe?i r abat"s, the survivor?
will return to their severn! pla??*?? of ratidtntato lo?ik
aft. r llielr prnpi-rty. All the a.'.vici s are vin gloom?,
and it is tzpoeted that at least ?.m- qttrttr et the eoBot
crop has boen destroyed. The heavy taint Illi.'hed the
ruin that the earth.pratt began.
l.Kl'OI.T OF A COI?, L AT CUCUTA.
KUM 111'.]? MtTAIL- OS TIIK (ti ?limi -IIK-l t i OTA
in im'.i? i\ Font srciiM? -nr.i'iii I'tii*?*?*? <?r
TilillVK..?UfO-MT OF PKOPKltTV M ? 11IOTI I>.
The lo?owiiig is tlie ??Iii* ?al report of tin- Ooatnl of
Vein zilel'i at Cuciila to his tiovci nineiil iii leiiilil to
the ?'.'irlh?iiiake :
(A>N?I I.ATK OP TfTK t'.ITPf? PTtTFS OF Vi NF URIA 1
IN COC-TA. M tilt, tin??, Mai 111, 1 ?70. )
To the Mooloo? ot T.ilrrntil lolalinnt of I enunda .
iiaviugiirtaraed to thia ?Hy aith the pan ..f my family
that was taredf-Ott the t?'rrlble tt&tttrapht thal ??c
enrred ta May l8, tt-kia Jot? de Cuenta, 1 proeeedto
Inform you of that awful ctent, the con?.Bjatattt of
which it would be dlfllcult to appreciate at this moment,
but width has prodllred a lasting impressii.u nu my
?dad. and left the most sorrowful raootleetltao
On Banday. S__t MIS lust., at MO p. in., tht first movc
ment of the i-iirth began, without any dnagBT to tht
popuhitloii. On the followIng day, Monday, the 17th,
at 5:30 a. in., another sh?x k was cxpi ? n ?ti. without
any lamentable c..iise<|U<?nccs, liowovit lui the fol?
lowing day, Tuesday, the ?______. at Hil'? a.m.,' with
clear atmosphi-rn and an ardent sun, the earth shook so
rapidly and so suddenly that lu four second, tin tilt
was eompletely destroyed, not a single nous?',
and scare? ly a sluglo wall, remaining standing,
While iMtieiith their ruins were buried nearly H.imm) p,r
sons. Thoso who, by ihe grtet of Trot idence. h;?d their
live? spun .1 in that awful moment, were Beatty asphyxi?
ate?! by the ?lens?? cloud of dust that c.iveicd us
lo such an tKtta. that tve could not <li?tln_ulsh
an ob.l'-et at two ratten distance, until a ti.?lent
gat! cn' wind ?leap-d the atino-phere und tattrltd
us to respire pure air. ami thug return to life. A
BB_thet of buildings In the elly, among them some
apoth. curies' stoics, li staidly bttMM IgBdttd, but a
strone rain tea trolled the Ure som? tt bat. 'Then followed
aseries of shoiksfor fix tatttM-TC tlghlt.tntatfrttwg
taeh other hour aft? r hour, each shock ht_t_ pr<.. i!. .1
by one. two, ot thieo di tonations very similar to that
l-ris?. ding from the explosion of a pi??-?- ?if nttillcry of
imtii. iiKC ealll?er. So vltilciit tv.re thtv-o shoi-ks Hint it
was ntveessary to lay on the ground ami. Iii inly grasping
.mme object, thus prevent dam.'* ton.? results. The terror,
:is depit ted ?u the couuleuanccs of the survivor?; UM
mouin iii: and desperation of husbands, wins, ami chil?
dren, who. with the utmost anxiety, Btttelt? ?I each other
for sympathy and tidings of the lost ; tht rile? uti.I groans
of the victims expiring Is-ncath the min*?this Is a pic?
ture which the most \ Kid Imaginai hw maid Bet describe
But the worst ?if all was the presence? within three
hour, after that awful catastrophe, which In it? terror
and p ithos would have reached the h.-art of a hyena-of
ban.li, of thieves who, with machete In hand, trod under
foot the bodies, and, deaf to the ellen for aid of thOtaf*
ferers still under the ruins?these men, a reproach to tim
hauaaa nee,rtataekt-l the ruins for tin- gotdthn! tht
honorable labor of many years had accumulai?*?!.
Thc Colouiblan (?Hard stationed In that city, if they had
been inspired by philanthropic sentiments, could have
lent, by their charact<-r, Important sert lees to the unfoi t??
nate inhabitant*. savliu: many lives and Inn-rests and !
elevating the national sentiment, hat willi a conduct that
1 abstain from quallfvlutr, they t.sik np their march in
-1 hours, by way of l'oinplona. Most of the merchants
of San Jos?. de Cucuta, were Venezuelans.
?-Uch of these as did not baie their luidles umler the
ruin? of their homes and their widows and chlldr? n In
mourning for thara, saw buried in the frightful ruins the
fortune? they hail a<< utnulated. According to
the advices obtained from trustworthy MMM
who bad left the unfortunate place for this
city up to May 22 there had been destroyed
by the earth.piakes the following Venezuela
towns: Pan Antonio, ?"apacho, Tarlba, Han friatohtl.
Lobat? ra, Miehetena, Colon, Han Juan ?le t'refia. ami
.-tiaismos. Of th? town* belonging to Colombia, the fol?
lowing wen- destroyed: San Jose de Cnouta, Kosarlo,
PucbUto, Han Cayetano, Haul lago, Halazor, lialurdo,
Arbal<?da, Chulacota, und CucuN-lla. The total value of
the property lost at Han Jose de Cucuta la as follows :
Value of the bulldiugs.B'i.'Atti.tHK)
Coffee and other prixlucts. 2,00??,<nxi
Othe?* merchaiulise. 1,(??)?>,(?ou
Jewel?, fuii.ltiin -.iniotlit i ]h i,..ii,ii effects 1 ,.".imi,i?h,
Total .?K7.ltOo,oi>o
Accompanying this is a list of prominent persons who,
according to trustworthy advices, lost their lites at th?
groat earth'iiiake ot that day. lu it will be n ml the
names of honorable Venecuelans who contributed with ;
their tataOtttl anti their resourc?-? to the progress of
that city, and the development of a_Tl*-uUure and the
national commerce. I oonclude these advices under the
most sorrowful impression, bringing to the knowledge
of the Ministry of the Illustrious American Praasdea. of
the Republic, that the ai chit ps, coat-of-anii?, eoassJnr
seal, and th. national flaic, um tin tun Iel in the ruina of
Hie City of Stui Jos? de Cucuta. 1 am, Sir, ,ti ,
_ J M. C.tTAl.A.N.
BELIEF TOR THE BDFPEREB&
MKl-TlMi 11K1.I? AT aOOOTA?APP01NI Ml VI <>1 A NA?
TIONAL All? ? ?MMITIKK.
Panama, July 1.?At n urcot pablk _B_?____f
in Ik**??.?-, in Ht* i>*?i ? ii of the cathedral, prattled trat
by I*r????-?-c.ut Perez, the following propositions wcrc
_-rtep*-?-d :
PkrM: Ttist tb- nulli?? calamity whl? -li had luit b? fsllen
the pt-opH- of th? IH-parlineiit of Cucuta, ;is well as the
frontier pecple of Veneniela. w,?s one of the nitiM t?-r
ril'lr tis*.i?i? r? that could Ix fall a is opie.
heeond That tor tlie gre.it tittil in I hill of lives and
pri.i? ?U.?- tliai ti m1 ?.tlt.il placo on the l?Hi of Mavin
the ValU'.vs of Caeatl ?ml Han ditto bal, the pa-ople
tin?(.n- .??* ?eli 1...1 t" ?-I.?m*-, rtii'l thetefo.-e It was the
?_?ilv of et fry Colombian to bear with ; . m a j.art of
Wietr sufP-rl?irs That, flually, beotherl/ l*.?s and ?-har- .
?1? sre lu.- .-hi. f distill, f Noir* of the ?li:,?li.iii raUgttai
ui-1, Uwridoee, be It resolv? d, that It Is tin duty of i I ? rv ,
t i__.iui_i.i_i to contribute what In cm lu aid of the POM* I
lui am of tie Voi i li of the llepubllr Hist are auIT. rim; .
fi-ra the effects of th?- earth ?tua ko. That loeoUeri tnd
apply sueli filuda a national aid committee 1? fn,-m, ,1.
???.mis?-? ?1 of i..ne ? itu? n.?, pi. -nil ?l ?ti r by the Prtsid. nt I
tar um- orita,
The members imtu. -1 are, 1-eside? tim President, the
Archbishop of llogotai Hailgar. ii"t. nor of ('undina
?anai f_nnO-_t9M.PNtl__tnt-._hB i.n.t.? ?is __taa
tie? m ia, and Messrs. s.umi. i.? ., Corral, Azuero, lailori?.
Nun? 1 ii' .tin :., and *?.tm|?-i
MKAsiKis op m.1.ii;i- n intw-TOM
K?l\t.ii?Jo Gngood. s?u? iaiy ot Du- Bett* f
Fond fommlttoe. transmit tot!, on Saturday no m, by the
aebooner John M ison, f l't.oo?) In gold, win. h bad been
subscribed for tho relief of tim? tuftY'-cra. It Is cn?> dly
request?"?! by tbe Commit to? fiat mi, et rlpti ont I ty bl
handed in as freely sill as rapidly is gaaatbb . lie great
?tiRnrlug of the people demanding in- ? .tut aid fur the
prater? all.ni pt t luir lives.
NEW- TORrs par ula tion.
CUNRHH HHTtlRN? KOT YKT O iMI'I.KTIi?A TOTAL OK
1 ,'.?00,000 KflTTMAlKD- CIIANOKH IM VAKlDI h
WARl>.*V- 1)1 TNI* ULTU -t AM? liKH-iOlH IN t.MI
MKItlTlilM.
Tlie returns of the versus iii thU rity (in*
very much delayed, aud a .11 ?uiiiai cu. ?sctoi-oJlugly
Imperfect. O the 5?.7 o'.. Iii :i i!:?ilr:< U. iii Um l? ?ty, only
I 11 had I?-?.?: ft turned as coi. ipb-'o u;i lo Hi'.ur.lay. Not
iislnirln A?s nil.ly Disti .< 1.1?.? I. 1 11 eoii.pi. lui. Ip natue
there aro oui) two or ti.:. >? i ki ;:> n dim iel? mi ling,
while in otil?is thoi'c is a >' idi.ial'lo iii.iubiT. In the
XXtb A-?.inlili/ l>. ollie. I. 1.1 iiim.i'i.i,, thom 1? ?mo
oloctioii district iiii.t*:iig. Ti.. ..'lu W.'.Ui, BUd itcom
pr?? 1* the i?! in?*- In t'u- 1'u.t l:.vr 1 ti xxiii? li uro tiro p di
Ile liidl?iit?oiis. Trl"?oIi...i i* 1!ttton ?if about Il.tMHi,
illili-, ther, inn. it x.as ?1 gan ..' tea 1 "-?i? aiagnltwlto for
1. i i-i'iltii..'. to nie! ila?:e. Tie . .1 une. iltur. In Uti-ea.si-.
la ta ham bel girea bho. but tb 1 tgnitude of tbetaeh
.u.? iiin ?niy d rtoj ci ui.ii ?ngupt 1 retara <>f the Assen.
lily Iii-driel. HI pnlitv m, t, I paitad taime of the ?iiuimii
aloialn. el-.1 delay 1.1 thor. I it-ii'? 1 bo allotted llinel.i
vahieh to linish th xvork of pthtrlofitheetoaut itattatim
aod apaalag lapatteapirta eatha ??th mst. Iba Mete
too "? hta-l'i. ctiiisldering the ililli, nile? under which tho
enumerators laho.-cd, extended th? I um to July 15. It
xvus inteiideil at first to make niiiioiiii"',tnoiit of this fact,
bul thosn at tim head of tho Coihii. linn au In this rlty
and Mr. Plum of the County Clerk's Otmn, xvho recehes
and collat?** Iba returns, tl'onulit It baal to koop tb'.? fut
ipi'it und meanwhile lo urge thai numerator? to rcm-xic.l
exertion?, li ia now In-Hexed thatt'i" wink eau be ac?
complished by the 1Mb Inst. The a ?una Is being Maa
both hy wards and Assembly Matta ' 1, so that ?1 clour
compatis? 11 can bo made Milli former x. it*?.
It top ?si'i'c that the .?"ce.?ni mil Third Warila inn*,*
thama 1 itdeeteaec la populattaa at aaaipareflwah
? tn nu mu?. The hotel? lu thcmi tratet, which formerly
had a cn i.Ier.ible ntii.il? r of re .lent bo mlcr?, ne
f. wei m iiiiuibci. T. 11.111 nt bogati have not buaeaaed
tu u- . >ap u eibie ?xi'iu m Ibeaa guariera ni the elly.
At ne time darin* the pari toa yean bare tbeea a*arda I
ih, - ? 1 1 11 urge popula) ?n. Thor hav.? baaa gtrea ap 1
alua st iiiti.cly t..ooni;n"oe. Tin ?ixtli mid Kourleeiilh j
Wanta util have :. Inri?'? lii'-rea.'- In the number of Ital?
ians. Tbe wajtea j rial In tins eil v for Irin inrst-ii rail ,
r ...' ..?ii si .-.i el- m linn, ami other wort not ra*|uhiii*
?s*k ill an? to mm '1 higher than the at? ngt nt waii. s paid
in inly that a iri*cat i.iniiy Heliana bare bein i?r- j
tnoti d lure. Tin u- are certain quart ra m tin-two I
xv.irdt? nonti, ned xxlnro the population Is nindi
up ali.ii?** entirely of Ihis nati nudity Th?
deuaeiy populated warda of tarerai yean age?notably
tin f"-txtn,at?ov?ntb, Tenth. EWcath. Tblrte?nlh, Pon?
t<*entli, N xi ntei nth. Kiirliteeiith. and Nlneteentb bax-?
mon'tliaii held iheiro'iii. The Eighth, Ninth. Twelfth, t
r*-i .t., nth, Nim 1.? n'li, rind Twentieth warda will proba- ,
MyePmi theareatettmoreaeeefpopulattoq The Eighth |
and Nintii warda bart changed greatly In charaeter
v.itiui a lew yent*. Large tenement! hive taken the
j, 1. - of man; smaller dwelllnga. t'p town ih ? laereaae
In population baa, of curse, been greater than elsewlit-r?.
iii.- Nineteenth Ward will probably thoa the mont
propremot any tingle ward. Pira peera arro Itapopula
tinn trat returned ui .1 little more than 86,000. Tin* re a
it?.II run over lim.t ?<>. Ilen-toiore tim Sexenio tub
Ward lui-ranked high, st in population, the lu' cenattfl
retara tbooiog it to oontau Dearly i??...mmi per
aoaa. Fruin a cinir-il ttioli made by tin
I.oiinl of II.?lilli ?l fexv year? am, It uns
?bown thal the population In a fronaMeraWa portion of
Hil? waul nu? th naer than in an** ?tb? r 1 Ity In the world.
1 Ne population ol tin Nim-t. - nth Ward I? no1 to den?. ? ?is
in the Bert ni?-, nth, beeauee ii cover? 1 maeh birder area.
Not? 1th?*.u.dilu til' incniiplele returns received, it is
eonaldared eectata bj tbpoe en*-n**ed In rampUlag the
ligures-and f ?v have rocelxi-il tonugh toiiimpui?
inni) m arerage for tbe remainder nf-ihe elly, thal the
total iHipuiaiiou will 1 ? eeed 1,200.000. Boom poraoa "i
tia lnr?.-e inen MC x.liitlt lias taken plae-MIUlUt, of coin si 1
I?- attribut? .1 to tne annexation ??r the Twenty-third and
Tweati fourth Warda, but the larger amount 1? ?lotto
the natural growth Of t.ic city, especially ?Um-ve Thirty
tonilli-?t.
K.v-SurroR-atc TiuKor, who Is tbe Supervisor of the
Genaua, taya that there are eTidenoea of groaaneaW tin
the eliUllieratloll In ?nilli distill !? In out ?'.Inch li? glixo
a.? .ni ins ance, the ? niiuieratoi' returned only some Ti?)
mimes, w nile thi' rejdatratlon .uni rote ?it the last election
sin,i.ni between ?BO tod MO roane. At the ordinary
ratio of teran luhabtteato for out tate tin? diatrfct
should have at least 'i ,7?hi inhabitant?. 'I.MOON oat
taken in .lune, whc. man.*, ;.i r na wore out of town.
Tin pay of the .nui u ratera waa too low to Moura really
comp?tent men. and. eren of the mea xvho might bate
been ateured? he thought tbe neat bad not always Uec-u
sell ited, owing to political quarrell in som? illKtrtets.
g?rerai complain!? bare bun made of Minina by
e!iiim,riatoi> to pr.-i? 11> cover their dlatrlcta. tine pre?
ferred on .-.au,day, ami apparently borne out m, the
ratura, waa that hi a dlatrlct covering parto <>f Oroena
and West Bouaton-eta. a who! block of tonement-houaei
liiul Ihii-u omitted, rix persona in the comptaiaant'i
own in.ii.se bad alan been omitted, and rarioue miner
errors as to the ttatni of thone < numerated connu1,!eil.
In th.? raaa K. 1. PI un, n a boee 'hal ?.*?? the n mr.,? n -
main until teni to Alb mi, deelded to tend tot tim
enumerator, hut there bave rj en a?rerai ramidatnto of a ,
tdmilar naturi whleb rame tee tote for any toeh eat?
i?, ?.on. Mr. Pluto ,iiiuka tim enumeration will 1-1? -xi 1
population of 1,200,000 ; Mr. Tucker thinks thal thara
ate 1..-KKI,? 0 ? Inh?bil mil lu tins city, bul thai, ?.wing to
the cause? Mated by liiin, the enumeration ?111 fall far
?uni t of that number.
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
l:i:?H'.FT AT TIIK A? TIOV Di TIIK ITALIA?, ?T)Vii:\
MKNr IN Dull Ixlxt, li aaaiBI ITALIAN KX :j lill 1 -
OU-ah 1 ici.?ra ix.i't rn> . ni)xi iiAi.Y.
(KitiiiM uti: aaoi i au cnaaaaruaiiaaf ?n- ian fouuaa.]
riiii.ADKiaPiiiA, July !?.?It i.s KN'ittly t?) Ihj
regret tod that the ilnllan OlITIIIUf I ha? xx itlulrrixi 11
It? acceptance of the Invitation to participate lu the < ? n
tennial Kxhlbltion. Niinaiioiiin RufOpt would be more
?toeed,haaaaet toward? non? have the tympathtot of
A nun ?cana of thtt ifout-ration RDM out ?o heartily a?
toward? the lind of tia* ltnildl ?and of Victor Kimiliuel.
Siueo her dream of unily m a? re, /ed, Italy ha? excited
the it.linlralion of the xmrld bf tin* ptOgrOM she bat mail?
.u u atcriii prmrperltj gmt in the mor? ?lniicuit watfeni
fiiuiidini- a fre.-1. prejaentatlve government on the ruins
of riiodi?-xal tyranny, l-rnorance, and ?'i;?ei?tition. Sim
ha? built laureado, aoaaoracai eaanaarea, puiieii down
the xxnlla nt aiicieiit cilit? to g|?a tin in ?pace to groxx,
mipr.ived lier agiit uliuie, limn-a-aoil her maiui'uetiu.?,
proxtdcil for public education, extirpated brigand.ig?,
?upprx'saod tho ci irrupt in ? iuon.i?terle?, revived a
litoniliira that lived only ujion old memo)1e?
of former gre?,tn.?a, and itetlapad a ?plrlt |
of Btteott putiiotl?m mining bor people?in a I
wind, ah?- has built a groat Meeta n.it Ion, xx lure, a tau
year? ago. there exi tc<l a f.w p? tty State* that emulate?!
each other oui j in bigotry and opprcMluu. All Amen
onns bad hupi ti io ?00 at the rentennlal ?ueh exldiiuts
and fiuitx of theet cnat a?-, iinipll?hmonta a? could be
pteoooted te the aye. ThorhadaaTaetodto Bad in the
Italian DepartOMOt model? of iho great 1 in/dm?? rtim
work? reci ntl) ci.tistfiii teil, ?p.-cituen? of tehoal I wha
and aawtpapeta, painting? and ?fatu.iry, to prove tin
truth of a new Italian achtH.l of ait not un worthy ot Ka
lllu-tilouij ancc-itry, and o profuHlon of tho?? tx-atitiful
object? proilueed by the genius of the artist ami the pa?
tience and ?kill of the artisan, for whi? h the eitles of the
Peninsula have long l?een renown??! ; ?ueh ua tho monalta
of Floleiice and Itom?-. tin- rmals of N.iple?, the gold ami
?liver filigree work of (ienon. the ?Ilk? of Turin, the dell
1 it? (latawara of Venice, loci thor with bronaea and mar?
ble?, iiirviiiits in ebony and Ivory, uml funiirur? murvel
?nisly oin.um Hied With Inlaid xvt.i.il.?. The 1 ciiietiuial
uiitborifle? un- not in poooitaloa of tnj Infomiatlon at to
the aauatt tor the wttadrawal ?f Italj from the BxhtM
tam Hh? bad formally accented the initiation ?cut by
the State Department teratnl m mtht I??;.., and had ap?
pointed a Ooauntaetou to ot?nlaa her department. The
flrat ltitiiiiation of tay intention n tim part of the Miti.s
tr.x at Koine to recule fiotu fid? a-lion wa? teateyad In
the aiiliolinceliii nt fiolll h'OpAmUUi Stitumul,, tele?
graphed day before yeoterday
It to bettered here thal tlie withdrawal el the ftuiinn
Oaveramenl win not deprive the BzhibMon aoMreli of a
display of the pr.Hluet? of that cniiiilrv. and that Italian
men i..u,!- .11111 inanufaetiirer?, with the aoalttaoee of the
I tina i, ?*oii?ul In till??) citv, will exhibit a variety of intcr
eetlagarttolea Thru Entontan nation? bara ?ataaaed la
take part ? flit lally in the I.xhibitioii- Italy, aa MOOUBt
ot Um 1 xjs i,?.. ?i i? itAt.d; Oteeee, ptebanly from per
?ity aud lack of eoniinefl.il lnfcn-otime with the I'liitisl
Malee, ead Rueda owt?f to tbe napteaaaiit f??ling enter- I
taiue.l bv the ( rar toward President (?mut ?Inet the x*i?lt I
?if the ??lind nuke Ah x1? la thla rountry. All the other
i.ouuii.a ? will be lepiettatod.
nu; HUTU BUM <)F tim: jkkif.rson -aOBMDI
HKOUOIIT TO ItOrfToN FOK TKIAI..
Boston, July 11.?The ?t?nin?hiit Butavin,
from I.iverp-Ki!, brought In Hil? city for trial, ye?t?nlay,
tin three mylin? ?-r? of the thre.-imiaUd sehiN.u.e Jcffer
bob Horden, al Full Uiver, full d? tall? of about umiili r
of the tlrst and semd mai?? bott baaa publi?bed Tin y
were In rii?t,?dy of 1 buf In?p. ?tor William PTilimr. of
1 a.lab.u ?lAhiHtiMi bj luMMctan Rtoaaid Woltoa ami Jena
Parker, of tin lb linea, l'ai lis-. tipjoU th? Ir urrixal, Def?
ufy I nll?sl huit?? *4ar.-ti?l l>edi rick li. I'ettigrovt took
them In i'baii;e Tin 1 111 re loalia-ed In 1.1II io await tri.d
lui? Willum emull, one ?f tin- p\ Oom 1 a, i. a beaton
maa. wheeo real aaanelt Ephraim Clarb. DehatthtrN
ritten inni,-' in this etty.
A H.KA Of "NOT ??ITI.TY" HY JAiKsK)N, TUE
aBtOOMOma lio-TON Foi;.,lu
B?).sT?iN, July 11.?Ahruhuiii Jaekaofd Mim ur
mlaned In Hil? elly v.si.id.ti on a criminal In tu munt
for for.-ery. Jw-k?oii pK'adial ** not itutliy." .uni trat M*
in m,?.ii at jail, vbaaa ba 1? bald m default el pDO^OOO
hull. N du hi? l??n a-?li,ni,l for the Mal.butRWill
nrobably nut la ii... hefi? - mi., i m m Tbelirmid
Jury bara oat a? d 1. ....t.,. ,. it. rbaraea agaiuat Jack i
not,.
THE FLOODS IN FRANGE.
F?LL PAI-TiniLA-?S HY MAIL.
OtUUT PAM'.OF, ?Y lill. OVgRVI.??W OK TIIK (IA
noturn.
'flin pnperi r(T?iv.?<l hy amil from .-'.ni thurn p
ton 1?? Um -'it. of J me contain mm h ?ib mt til? denliue
tton tathra liff? sod property by th?? floodl in Vrnner,.
The details which have l-oeu re<etve?l of the ?oral dam
ago don?? at Toni..use by tho overflow of t!io i.arouu ? are
full of Interest. _
TIIK OVERFLOW OF TIIK OARONlvE.
IT8 IIKUINMNti-ATT1.MIT. OK TIIK I .?.AMTA*?TH TO
K8CAPK?IIKARTUKMlINt; ?li EM*..??- All. Till. *______
AIIK'OMTIH-' BANU OF m KIVHR l?l SlKOYKI?.
_**?_r?? (J-ne _7> trl-jnim to TB* Irmrirm Ttme:
Ae_Otn.1l nvivil from To ll'iiis-, t!n?'iKh rA
laiBsnl lill.nu fill, snow I li.ti H.e calami iy Is far mon
tnriibb) t', i. ?as utll.st Hipp nod. alni It It n ?v? I?.
liitt.-.i thai, sim. hut..'n ii-* i.fi?.i- in- baye peri-bed.
Twenty t?ionsi ,i. 1 | ersofflS ur-? ?leatltufi?, wini, tho <le
Mtrm ti? i. ni i i.ii> 'ity is inn.'..?..-.'.
|I|, to tV.'i- ?l.v iiolie.ly Inn! any f-t?*ii that owlnt. to
th i imavy mm?* o tha |ir.-?.oii?i veta the Oartmne tvouhl
overflow ?la bank ?iib inch rapidity, tin Tra- ?I... tis
rivet, in I?. ?v waa unnsimlly high- and som* slight data
ago v.'numap i A. auch ?_? usual!;- bappeaa iii Vftuuti
Willi, (ill li ,1 i but Lad .il!\b,..'y ..ii -.-?-.ate I jit
??.?Ullin:?:-: In-' ?I s I'ttei- tii'W 'illlli'.i N.-1I ?I ?li I
l.UIti' fl.ll.in-, <"* tt e?lll"??'i'>, I.HW ill r, I'l
pi i. o.?. i i'i .ii,- i ; lia? river i cam?) a torrent,
and ' by io a. in. it raaehed th? leral of to.
tl.xxl of IBM. li ?oiitiiiiie.l to ii-?-, ami Mraanre.
?titi Uti nwithdesperate .i.i..!'to biiiim t.i ratera,
hat the ? tten pt ??? s t?>.i late. They btruded nil t .<? lo?
it n'.- quarters of the town, tnd ni i_ p. ra. taroo, the
an 1 . s of one of the bn.l_.-t- and Jil lions, s wer. swept
?Way, and lh?- ,tv lunn :i_'-l. ilhs and lavaloil??* BBoOted I i
the bank., wen* hu til??! ?town the stranin. daafclna . gainst
the bouses alangalde in ib< lr course. At D p, in, tb ? water
ros?- over the parapet* protecting the popal ais ?piart? r of
til. (.'yprii-n. lu an hour 1st? r ii was t? ii fc?l ?bp. Uuttta
wero liii-til ? gut out to rescue the illili:?.'--? of -Se falling
houses, hat several of thetn wen? ?an led owav hythe
current and ilasheil to pi.aSBS Ot swi?n.|_'il. Two boat?.
M.iiiiied by night soldier?, tren datbed against each
other, and .'ank In a pool brined by the gani? tis of the
Civil Hospital, (?tit of :?? persons on board only nat
nunan ant tartd. Boreral pttntnt who Irttd t.? ??-??
nape front the quarter on the htfl bank on kona
ha. I wen- citiiled away by the flood anti iierisbcd.
In the evening the whole quarter <?f Bt t_y prion was cul
off from the rasl <>f the tuwn. the three url?t*es being
carried awat. All WkIih da) tight ?was lo be heard the
crash of bou??-? inui tlio cn?a of tb? ti. tims, (lu I liur*
?l.t.v BBOratng th? arbole population was In the Btm ts. 11,1
elassts tieing with on- taothsr la their u-hntt i?> ratta?
tim vntiiiis. i ne town |ir.??,iit?ii ?i heartraadlagapeeta- >
titi ..,*)???? lo O.OIS? UUUt cn-ililli-, I.alf I.ak?.I, i.till -.1, j
and betiitiii'* t,-a?-?? ?-..ti.lui i??l ?m f.s.f w carried In
leim it or on titeen to tht tiHIttnr Iwttgltnl : niaaj ot
Ibera wero women leading their children by th? band. .
Hy the aft. ii."''i the Waters had fall "i six feel in
ni. Cyprieli, but both thora and In-low Toni"lisa
they extended Uko au l___uen_t laht dotted ?uti
t'i. botiic, oi' li.nu iii beings unit anuna1? and witli
srtb les of furniture, willie roofa ?.f liou-vs tad treat
b. re lill.I III. I. app? neil al?-te the Hoad At 1 p. II) tile j
ci.'i'.-t of .-t. Meiinia.? went In procession to the ?hutch
lit Is Unmade to ?upplteat?) lim Virgin for morey, uni
?? .ni? wen .* ung on all day In all the ohnrches,
mo?t lOOeorp M wert di .-??tere?? ?ni TUursd ?y and ?
friday, and ??t n-but.eil, alter being photograpbed, by j
. n fin als. One of Hie vieilli ? was M. Wohlfart, U n
leil m.Oor, who bad ? litered a liuosi' to sat'?- two ?-bil- '
'.i-eii, when the ti alla tell In mid burled bin. Bodies wen
.!.- .'.er. ?1 in mun) Instan?? s ?n al *' s an I ganlens. Five
Viet: nm ?.imposing on.? fs linly wero fooad in
a trat floor room, looked in an u?onUing ?ni?
blin?'. Ti.?>_.? t?ho had escaped were to be nea
'.at.i.mil at the entrante of their ruined tenements
tad glting Informa lion na to their tellow-oeouplera. lu
the belfry of 8t. Nlfln las t lair? .i Of)neraoni took refuge,
'I In- li...m1 re i. IiiiI lb. altar table, und not far oil a c1* ri
eai atadont wtt tearablng til day among tim ruins of a
larg?-hoii?e for lu* p.inui? and sister, li-fi-ninc Intently
b.r ativ sniiiiil of ufe. All tin- grattai b* on tho Dank? of
th.- river tra ?le?,, i ......i, .uni the entire quarter nu tia
h..iil to hate disappear?- I, for all the hoUMB s'lll stanilihg
tra damaged er tottering. The new Otrttellts Ctiureb
wat flooded, a Indi who wea eonfessing kolan drowned,
winie the oonfessor elected lu.? ?Map??. Tnegtrtsata
eon vent school wore rescued ?m Thursday. Tuey hud
pntted a dreadful Bight _?>tng np from story to ator. st
tin? II.?ni rose, anti passing the time lu plater, expect*
Ing every moment to be theil ia?t. Toe bootes <?f tear
worn? n were found, each with nu Infant iu bei trait,
Am.tin-r worn n via., found by bei dog, in one loom ton
tatii.is were found, two of whom wera still breathing,
and received the Last Bacnunenti before expiring. 'I n
ol.l.r hou.?? ?, on se? ..nut of the gnnti-i anliniiy of their
walla, offered the greateat rasiataaee t?> the flood, and
those suppoi ted by tho old fortificationB were not car
rieil away. Large ntimbei-* of pettont have applied at
the Mairie for foixl and shelter. The tiis.os rendered
m. at ?, 11 in , -UspUaJ lag tht gieat? st OOOTUgt and ?lal
Eng. .uni i b? y bate been warmly thanked by the n-iui-t
l?a:ity. Tho villages round Totuouae hare toatldarablj'
sulltiieil, and several p?fsoli.-i perished.
Alfl?lUCI OK TotItnOVBM AVIVAI TIIK INCNDA
TluM?A TOWN OK l.l'I ._??IMOL IKAIIII. Ol>'?K?>?
I'KKSIKKM Si'.MAUON AT lill. ICBM OF TIIK
DuagraBa
fl ml.nae (J'inr- -.'.??) t.lrij.am tu The TttOd ,n Tinrt.
Nothing ?'un prenant a grontar contrant than
the north and south sides of tue river nt Toulouse?the
one with it? usual nspeot iiii.iistiiru.i. sml its Inhabitants
pin suing their ordinary avooatiooa; the other, like ??
pines which baa been bomb tub .1. The Faubourg Bt, cy
prlt n I?*, m fa* t. a town oi its. li, and la to the upper part
of ioiitou-o ?thai the Hurrot stde *>f the Thauu i la to the
Middle-?*?_ sb.ro. The quarter It densely poonled, or
rather bad'_.*>,oou Inhabit i its, most >.t thetn ol the woril?
la . nins ins, thoogb outsitle the town ?all? ate i ?tins und
towages i" loii.ing to wealtbler people, lui..ugh tlu?
quarter run at euuea of ti?- '.and treund It tra nsldaof
.-.ru tad market gardens: lu short, umler ordinary eir
cilluslatni.iiii..? li niBSl be a pi a .ant enough pi?OB to
live In.
To denti-he what Bt Cyprian Is now la almost lapottt?
bl?-. It It a towa of rum?. Hie G ronuelanoa running
in ii? ii ttitral b? 'I, but all over the laundnti ?1 quarter aro
|.".i.? ot u.itci ami ran., river mud i traes are uprooted?
gardens tar? lucie mt amp?. Mid EtKOtt liall-ill i???. wat??r
. ..iinet. witta hero tad then peat eruo-t-adrtwntn!
gap?, lu BOOS pla? < s the bon?.., tit botpt of rubbish, in
othon tb.- walls arc left standing, v? it li pt? turee or arti, len
of attire bnngtnt on then. In ?.n*. ttreet thraagh whlcb
1 pa ?????.I only tune hoivcs Wtrt standing, and tain ia
niobabiy the etta In adoran othertborougtutsres. Every
where gan rs ?>f soldera wero at work dsnaoltshlnsi
?tails, collecting furniture, ami malting the roads
pin-...ibl?, while the ow ted o' the l lins Were, Boiue kelp*
ng with asort of nsolute fur. others sitting on bali or
mattresses ga/.m, t.i_ru.-ly at ths rubbisli which repr. ?
i-.a.teil their lioiu.-s. nome of the mole energetic fannlle-i
were picnicking and woking their midday meals in the
desolate gardens, the wemen bright, if not cheerful, the
?inlilreii playing aliout as if nothing had happi ia 1. '1 li ?
d. ?(."ii 1. nf w. ?<? ?net tim ...ntriry, the women ?M.itig
with th. Ir fi-eim burled In their han.I.-, and the ixiys ami
giri? lying .unidle.1 together among thi broken beanisand
neaps of plaster. The road sbles wen lint ?1 with all km.is
of artnieK, from f..urp..?t bedsteads down to bl laketfl
und boniii-ts, and lu _t*/l ral places the si. .ill shop
kerjars wen drying, or rather attempting to dry, their
?took in tindo in the sun. Outalde the barriera the
teeta It the same, with the addition of large
BWtmnti winch wen once riaejatda tad corn-flelda, ami
of little piles of gally-pulule?! beards, once f.inii.ng jsir
Hon.-? of siinimei-lioii-M-a. The to? li wall its? It, a solid
line of concrete, has In one plu?- been tlnown down (
quin ii.i. ami a iitti?- farther on two great betrat, at
least ?tu f.-et long, have completely ban? d MM of the
giil?w,t>s. .Nothing, how et cr, shows the forte of the
flood so much ia the ruins of the lasp-B-lOO bridare.
S? nrlt hull the bridge itself has beou firmly and -.?-? uroly
laid by tho watij- OB the bank, t?b> n-, iud.-* d. I tt Beat
mistook It for a landing stage. Only one bridge la now
standing? namely ?the old Moat oat of Bt. fierra. Had
it ot.-u mu tad aa a>, the losses on the Mt. Cyprim ttdt
would nave been eran more terrible than they wera.
Mtrthal Kaellnhon, Hen. ?te cisiuiy, ant M. BaJkt,
trith th? it raltat, asea! all Battirdaj afternoon in visiting
the ?inarteis of tit. Cvprieu and .-L Michel, where th, y
talki ii fn el> vi itbth. niifi. n r?. I beal the Marahal ?ml
tliitr It would In- tx-tter, " on*iderliig the hot weatln r, ?hat
it would be lietter to burn all the ruins of lot. Cj prb-n. for
the ?xb.r fl oin the refuse, uud also fl oin th lua'iy iitulis
? m on.i dead bodies, it? ron now sennely tolerable. The
Marshal ?.ml. Monotrar, that bt had no ideaot the de ?ii m
f lou, aud would do tv? ey Hung lu his powei to aib-tiate
the ?listt '.???. Ile aft. ?wai?1 \?m!?.1 .lie H?pital St. Jac.pi,s,
the uniitaiy hospital, and tin* tobacco numnfaotory.
Every w lien- he tv a. eiitln ?last li allv ?-lipcrod, withi rleu.f
" lir? liar Mahon !" Ile Bsatl lally compliment? ?1 the
Baronne de ?alninins, wife of the -Prefect, the CoJltettt
di leiicloii, and Othei lailiei for tlo-lr exertions, and pah
lb-ly thanked tour Tell? rain for h^r l.tistrs. At half-past
?I ftttardny morning the Mai ?li .1 all? U'i?'l Matt, anti un
mrstlsteli aft? r left for fenoolllet. when only o..e house
mid the church are left ?lainling. On bis retuni het.- bs
distributed deeoratloas to Ota, du Btstalnad tther ofll
c?-r?i ami prtratea The way in which ll.e soldiers have
worked and are working Is tin them?' of gen. ral admira?
tion. To-day a large body of ? iiginecs is txpectod.
In the (.vening there waa a reception at the PM>
feetiiie, and at ?i this moulin,' tb. Mai?lial aud
his companions left foi- Tarbcs In ? ariiag. s, the railway
11.minimi? alii'li b. nu lilli nupt.-d
DESTRUCTIOif IN OTHER PLACKS.
_?_____? r?? ra_no__ towns ani? rnitttw mn.
WAY ('?IMMI'M? AITilN? I.N 1 KItl.t ITEI?.
Toulvute (June le,) Teleorant tu the London run,,
At Muret, in tin? Haute (Jiiroiiii?. tha Su.-p?n
sIod liiidgi? has been ?U-stroyed, aud many bouses
wreikcd. llo.pi'-s tad Ptattgntl, two villages mar, are
Maratfl *>f _____ In the Arl?-*-, at bt. lister, tbn??? pans
of the town have been flooded. At M,,iili?, i,. tin
Tarn and (.ari'iiue, the tharah ban faibli. At Gol
fecb only four honnes ami the church aro
???aniliiig. At 1. unagistt-rt* niaiiy houses have fallen.
an?l the bndgi: bus been carried away. In Hu?
ilante Pyrenee?, at Tnrlves and other places on the
Adour, boute* hat- lallen ami all Um eraps are de?.ti..y?*d
At sargiuuet all the mai,.- tree* nuindat.?1, ravetal n?ids
and Hu: bridge demolished. At I'au, neeardlag to the
bin ?t tntrUueaee, the raltwty comiuiinioatiou is cut oil'
TOalontb it tall of people an'tlmm u> learn tin* tate of
th. ti relatives tad property. The rallwav servi?-?, to I-f
Igucut la tthollv in?iillieieiit, -ml the eoinp.tut, allli.mgh
tots is the oalj lin? open, run no <? \tra trams. At present
tin r* I* onl one Hain from I1?.rd.:iu\, tnd Ibis t _k< ? lo
botirt t?. g?-t her.- lln- only tnuiidatlon romparable i..
th? pi.-.?, nt wau on Hu- l-'tii of Hepte-Bb? i. i : ii.
IIEA61?BE80F BELIEF.
' HAltl'l till l \t i ?UK ni tt.tlt.ttu UAC-fAno_i *ll;t\i?.
i-i.iii'*??! i? i> rug iKi.M m AAnk tu.i \.
t\trit 'June itii fltgrnm t? ' ..- / .../ ,? Tiir.et.
Ma__MM M.icMalion, fiislitui to der rdlt of
pi-tsctressof ttoik? of charity, baa opened a u __c?rtp
ti.ii alni has contributed '..?e *?r for the relief ?>r the >ii?
irass, win.-ii ..,c.-ds all de?ftipt:.iii Notonlj Isthei i
iinileiial ioma m _ l_,<sMi,.su? u. Al."i,?ss?,tas?." but Uirve
i.? the nun of thoasaadtol hunllles tuddtaljr d?irlredal
Muir llvttlbood aim dtbnrnd from a linii,lu ii auureet
?.ti... n tha widest oaarily tannot ranlaee. The floutb ..f
I'laiii-e. ?lil. li ?a??piii?<l the ,. claele ,-f the Wai. now
tndetguea lu Its turn n paMia eal mitt, livery in.at.
bit I viln.il ililli?? hen demil?? a ii, ti ? i sub-, .t
Bingle View cal.lint take la '.inn.. Iiiutim . |
attrill .?ii. .hull. v?. II hate am,, b- h . in?, *-.i
many misfortune I would tx-g permlaalnn to appeal la
yonr colonna lo the henovol. net tA th" lingliah public,
theeffoctaof which Frame cuiieriencod during rho laut
war. It I? not linn.-* neo tant a I r. m h deputation laid b
m-foro lier Majesty a testimony of gratitud? for
mit -jmriiiiy Tim praaaot visitation I? a mora
I rr.I>1.* onn than the ?. ourg? of war, and tho?*
wlm are nulTeifng un,1er It did notlauur *??
draw Ir upon iii-un. I ?nul<l (aipreaa, then*?
fore? up<?n 3*onr refera the nnceiwlty of aa
?IstlnK In titi? work of Ini.iiuiilfv, ilci-uni?-.! io replace ?li
thnt charity e?Mi replftoe, to mmoto on many vieiim? from
Hie hiiif?"i'ij<? of liu.'i.'i i, to help to doth? and hoii/wi
lilli'., ml to allow them to mourn tln.se Hu y lowe, lo.t
1.1 ?' '.ni b.'i'ii: .t prey to irish anguish. Tie tlr?t d.iy'a
?iiiwrriptloiis r? "cIvikI at tim Prealden?y b) the Commit.
ti? form??! under the patron ig.j of Maila mo V M u, .-i
an,oiini. to t.l,ni?>f Inn Mluiatcr of I din ?li. a boo ?<1
dreateda elrenlar tofha Lyccuma, fnliegea, ?v? , ur?<irig
Iii ni lu rai?? a subscription Hinom; theil M?dente. Thn
?southern ii.nl w ty liaav* cul riliiil.nl ?I,m io/., lad Ula Opera
and ?oin?? of the theater? w?ll y\xi a j? rfbrmanet In uni
of tb? siifferera.
In the A*jatetbfyyr****roNae. M, I>?peyre. i Deputy for
the Maulo-iJaririne, prap? loma I of 2, 'Mj.ooof., and
the propoaitl va? referred to tin- Bradf-atC I milite* m the
ordinary oom . bul M ? ifaui expUined thai the
Ooveruoieal .mico |ywalt"oit forfn ther laformatlou
t.. ?? Ina fore ? i a v.r.' tnpprenientto*- thi ino,?"??)!.
a,.?a 11.m.?! on Ki'.day.
THE LOSS OF 'HIE Still I LIRE
RFPOHT OP TIIK OOMMTTKE OF INQUIRY.
IHK IiiMArsTUt < XVIVO I.ST.UKI.Y TO Tit* KI ii ? I
TO T iK ' -' if? IMHIM,
Til?* Committee, "appotolMl I y t?*?*? BfMafa
Iii, rd of Tra le to ?titpifre labt t'ie i-ni-i ? ? tim ill? .stir
to Iho ?'? inner Hc.hdler, has ni.id?? "lie foil ?. inj r?i?nt :
?ItiKr-.swn it I'm ni ?vi ? r, JUOO If.
Th? Hcl.ilh-r wa* an In,u ?i row aeameiiip betooflag te
t'n i ?t a.f Hamburg; ?'.?? v. ia hu li al Glaagou in li o
year isrt.by Manara K Hauler *Oona, ilertoonago
?a rta 1,490 -")|(>1, ??nu? ami '?,'li.f, 1-',,., r?'?cl?tir, ami i, a
propertj of the (?ii mini Tren itlaatic Rteam Navigation
Company; abo waa ehuraed la liuydt Megtater of Bril a
ami Kort ?ifti Chipping 100 A 1.
'lin? retard lett (few-York on tit* '?it:, at tprtlbut,
bound for Plymouth, Cherbourg, an I i* tmhnnr the ? u
iiiiuiii-d bv a crow or lis hands ?iii told,and < maand i
by t'apt. Tuoma?, an ubi? and i tp ,.- m d oflloer (wl.u
had a,.r\,.,i for upward of rdi ye. tr. m t htef officer in ti u
P? nliiHiilar ?n?l Oriental .-steam Navigation Ptlilfanf |
W?ounly t.? hi? taking t.'d? irirmmaadi
Hho cirrled 'J' 1 p.iM.i iifi;*, al?o the Anstrahlt!, New
7aOil.iml, a ni otii.-r i ian?. Ac? online to the aMOteui
tori, U wa* mtended to oouunuuleab erith Bolly in onlci
to -ii i nuilee to the a rent at Plymouth to prepare ti
b nliii. iii maila i,.ni th?- itb of If ey, ?aau tho I i
?u>?i nailon waa lakeii. Um ?ve. r,tall i'ip ira by ii t
? . Idi 1.1 a-, bec.um -ii timk i , it u. ? i. ie?|Ue0t a'.nrx.i
ti, .-ia co uni be obtained ?in i'?7th a fog had net In
which became doOtOt towal* .s lilirht m they ;ippii..ul.e.
tin l.t'i 1. Al II nu ni I. ii d. . li.. ?llpp. t! , , ' li I
flics- p by dead ii t ki.nillir urn? m latitude4V iN
and longitude IO" "??.J' VV. Mad thi? reckoning b- a c.-r
root, tb' boiiitlei would have bj ?i ?i ii ?tua? i, irli ii
f ?inni" of tin-It hop l.;",t:i-!.- . "i'l I",Jiiii]i-;.
the weet ward of It. Tk ptdoeeaei appear te bara Imm*i
any local doxi.itioti of tie- compoee : i .neoqueutl/ ?
oounowaaateered h HT0 E. for UclUy, at tapped oi li
knot? au in.ur. under both ttoam ?ixl ?..??I ead dar tag
dense fog. Tin? eourot xi a? i otil.inii ti till V.'.b, p. ni., Hil
thould 'lave taken ti? ve?a?. I eight mtllt lo the ?'Illili o
ihe i.r.aia ?., provided tbalr poaitioa ntl en bad bei u em
r. ii; at W3? p. m., according to tb? cvbl neaofttai
?ate, the ooaree waa altered to 8. H. W, r- uwat takei
In, th?* ?..-?-ii i.?Im eil. and ut Hi p. in. tin i'eaaal Lain..'
p.? al li II.anlc UM li-llilp Light!?..- ' li .Il ? lit 1 .11.- a i .
tne light or heard the tog lull ?bleb trae gxtna al the
time, niMiek upon the Ketm i nr ?a ..-.?, ami ...' iatcl|
beoamo a total wreck, witta a loi ol 331 Uri ,1 lud .*
h'T ia plain. r-lmrtlv after the \, .aa. I ?tiaek, un! i? ti, .?
given to got ?mt the boat?. Of the eight boa I < U l'o..id.
tai x of them lifeboat!, onlj one,agl , waa gul Into tin
water aafely j UM other? wert eitoer ttove m lowering
ar ???h.ni away by the tea, of life.. Ita there ?tt alan
au ?imple ?uppli, Niai, in ?ni lit), t: 'o 12 life bunya ; but
they would ?. ?'.u to bara been uutkillfull na t, m mu
aald that .ill the boilioa wa.sli?d on than xxeio pn,x idt ?I
i? ?'.i tin III.
in treeing h'iek the ?our??? of the reoai i *r..ni the liet.ir
rl.i Koala till nan or tin- 7th, n will appear thal ?he bad
greatly orarrun net iMrtanrt A? no beerration bad
beea obtained for the thaiea pwrtout ?la;.?, the aamraed
poaltion munt hare beea aa ermaeoua our, ead Uni ve?
?id ?as in r??alit> further to the northward and eaatwar ?
than their dead reokooing denoted. Dad a < ?.st m ti
lend t? cn taken at ?ii/lit o. rea in? o'clock t-.-f.ro the
ooaree wa* altered lu BAW., ii an n..- depth of a r
?uni oatareof the i?.tt?iin it would bart thown them
their proximify to .lang' r tod the errol In their ha *>
omng, ami would pmbuidj bara ararted th.? -.?.! ti.?
a?ti r.
The dinctloii? for approaehlne the BngMeb Channel
were ?m boriM, tot the1" "'"* "" loatruetlooe laeaed bf
tin Eagle ?".uni' nv foi 'he ?)??-"?'naxi?-atli.n ol linn a!n; h.
both of which wa?--? unfortunately nentocted ; ti., i.r
warn nerlgatora to gua"* ajrainal a norttaerlr ^. t ahea
approaeblng Hciilr, and bwuloat? tbo aceeaalt?; ot tear-?
ful u?" of ti?? ?,ail In think weather; tin* l.iit.r ai -
eipialiy rtrlueent in uf*"* ??*?"' oommanaem not le
negleot any of the umtal praeeatleot *? b a malling the
lund.
The entire negleot of tho ulmve pn caution? I? In Ho
opinion of Um Court tue tota taute of tala lamb i i
lauiity, iuvolx lug ?UcU a groat **W'l0t "' mtt aud prop
I , I V .
iiurlng the course of thi? ?mi'tlry a great many ?pi. -
Hoot wen aabed bj eaunairl ?i? to the oompar*l*Jr? m. ula,
of fuir li ?rns or bell?; but tnatmuoh M the w'"'l" ?>' tilU
difficult queeMaa ha? beea to recently th? siibj?jct of ?i
?euictiiug iiixestig.itio!) hythe highett autbontlea i?,
Court considera it preaumptnout t<< oferany oplnlan
upon tin? matter. Allu?lon x? a? al?n ni.ide to the Bj e*
?ity of /og ?Igpils beiui?' placetl on tho Reilly lalee,
Should, howerer, it be thought ad vlaable to adopt uny
further precantfcmt by the erection <>f a?i<lttion;ii fog
signa!? on the scliiloa or hy e?tablishiiig tolegraphit " ?
mi.ui. ation between tbe Inhabited island?, the Coori'
would tall oiipa-cial attention to the evidence of Mr. l>or
rieu mud n, the proprietor of ti ? lidaud?, and Mr. U tin
i,.--, i?"f eagbtear ol tbe Trinity Honte, bett of thean
g. Dtalemeo being Intimately eequalntod with toa loealitx
.uni h.ix mg paid great ? Meatian to the ?ubjtvt.
Aa it li.ui becu ?uggesti ti that It baa uot been iinu?it?i
for \ enm-l.s when pausing Reilly to mii.lo use of tho neog
ma. ?! .i.irnriis of dis'M ?is for the purpo?? of aniiiuiiicii'g
im r .ti 11 a.u. in jiiaiiis- to ll.e iiieiuory of the late Capt
TbomaaaawoU a? lo the proprietor! of the Eagle lian,
the Court wi.si, to exp?es? th? .r opinion that any Imputa?
tion upon th in aa to tbo prin tice of iliirg gilba or iiMng
lignait of d'un ms aa Hlaaiapba of arrival aro utterly
without foundation.
H.J. TAnUa-ioi.. rttii>omliary Maglstiate
We concur In thi? report.
11. li.ieKl- ami inxa. K. l*u\, K. Nautical A??cs.sorr).
CLAIMS ON THE ?V/H'? MEANS
nu; n?).\BD ok appoiitionmknt askkh r,ui ki ni?
IO HU. IN TUK HiKI.KM FLATS -TIIK MA1TKU HI
BK 8l'K? IAil.Y OOBaUMOUD IKMIiAT??9100,006
As.SKKsMF.NT BOOM UWOgkh.
Tin* Boori of Estimate timl Ai)?)oitioniu?'iit
at Ita ineiiiiig on Baturda? rm uni a luiiiiuiii..<nii?n
from the Hoard of Health, setting f.uih that then um
tiiflk'ient truth lu the reisirt? uoxx OB Hie v*. itli the Btati
that tbe district lylu??; l-otwcn Nli-ntv first ?mt ? ?m I. in
?heil ami u?ii?iskU., known ae the Harlem Flat?, Is lu a
. ??million dangerous to Ufo ami he.ilt i. and ha?
he.>n declare?! a public nuisance, ami that ih'
Hoard bad ordered that tin? following place? and
/?Tiiund? I?- eaetaai with freeh earth to a bight of in * : ???
than two foot atiove high water, und that the ?in fuel
shall be bo graded that no water shall remain or ?t uni
thereon; U'jJngton-avc., between Une-buiidri d and
third and one hundred and foin ti. st?. ; Ouo-bundrcit lud
liztb-at., between Fourth and KaHaaBVOVOa? ; Ouo-biin
dnxd-audHievoiith-iit., betwixu Fourth and LeTdaftaa
area.i iaciiiiKtou-u???., batvaao Oae^aaatiaaaaAelial
and Ouo-bundnil und-e|ghtb?t?. ; Oat liuinlr. d and ?? I
enthsst, betwo?au ?Second and Tbird-av??.., and on linn
dred-aud ?cvoiith-st., bctwoeu Second and Flrst-avi ?. 11 ?
Hoar?! further onler??l that the work of tilling m lal
?T.iilini; should be done through the ollie, rs of i ; ? Hoard
and a?ked for au appropriation of pOOyOOO foi tim
purpone.
Tho Controller a?k.?l that the mat'er might b. 1 it
over, aa he doslretl time to look Into It. Tim Kapai
thought It waa a subject that called for prompt ?wini,
ami he otlerit! a ??solution that the amount of -i-.'l ?
0117 4?, an unexpended balance of th? Heal, h DeptM
in. nt uppropilation? fur tho years is?-* ?md 1-.7;|, ta
M-.inaforred to Iho Impartuiciit for the purpeat U9M
tlonesL Tb!? after diaon ?lou wau laid over until te ''???'
when It will ba mad? tbo ?jtt-clai onh r.
The i*ontrollor wa? authori/vd to i.ssuo i?l<),?)o?> j" lit
mint bonds to pay the folloxvliiit itidgtnenis a.-un.-l tin
city ; Mary BihIIuo, for advert!?,.ng (.V. I 7?.>;kjVA|
W,M1 '22 ; Samuel Nelligan, admii.istrator, for scril.e,
in lsTl readcrod by llionia? Nelligan at an t*si?tanl
clerk to the Board of Alderuicn, #-?71 S3, with lut? rosi
mid coat?*. ; Wllllani (Joatollo, *110 lil, for Mrrioat ae ?
eicrk to the Common Council. Total, *7.07*> 61) !!?? \\ ?
.ii ?o nut burl/i d to la,in -1 n.iKii) a.-.a. i,.i.,i 1,1 In ni- >? I ??''
lity of New York.
fta CeaNabataacia of ?Cbatttiea ami ("erreettoa takei
for OUMMMO lor needed repolit otlMh. -pr.?.s wdotb
pubil? builduiiais under then conti ol, putting m heab
le. For that pOtOU? tue ?um of ?-7.%.<n?i arai U I
fer red from tho apprnpriatloa for liC4 to that of
The folliixxtng eomuiii.iii.it on? Were received and OH
oxer for future ooaalderatton ;
i linn ti? ii?,uni ,,i i.dm ation, requeattaf .bai m a
propnation of ..al?O.iXMi b.- tunde for rebuilding ti <? t, na
mar tabaaMMOoh recently deetrojred hy On, eom
Nintli-.it. and Avenu? t , ead in lucr?:..lug the ?uc of iho
lol on which tb?; ?.Id Inuldin? iteod. From Ihe I'd 'I
< onnnl??ioner?, r?'que?t;iig the lismrd to tppreprlatt lal
rlo.inHi a.sked fm by the Pul1?? Hoard, to in- uac.1 O
in '.iii.iiii'ii?' -M-iiiis foi leiciwugaebeeaad aarbaot WJ
in.? 'a m iii? harbor. From tin- Oonirataalourr of Pul
Worfca, a?klng for the lotue of bSOU.OUO Croton ? if
m.nu ?ti.ek tor n liixing pii?i? and ? x*. dtmg the diatriba
tion of water thro ixlw ii the .-it*, ?.ni to th? publM Ina ;
tiitn.li? on the l?l.nuls Frei., ti ?? Park li uiinlai.i.'ii? ?>.
.tkiiiK- the eatabllahnienf af a nea fund nadet ia >? I
p.i.-si d b> th?- las; Laatalature, lo ?? eatltledlbi ' ' '?
I'.n ks' liii'a'inxi nient Fund." loila- kiaounl uf ?l ' "':
tin appropriation to be .?.id f in? laptvvi ? '
regiibiiiuii of th? lui ha .,.? i .,jit,u, | ,.f t*. .
H \Y vi. OBDBM
W.xM'iNi.i.iN.Jiiix 11. Pbaaaiiaaiat.1 IK
I, I.n X -, ,|l in ona i,,I I.a |l,,. x.lin ! >t ?
?I, I 1 !ii;llli-?-r A. li M lilli ?1 in ?liti'l. I ... a. . -?!
Nav)X?n|. l,.?Ut. J.iw;ill K iTMO 1? til'! i. . ' . ii. N .1
r ik?ii?, li. Nuri i I"?. In, Ktatkia, lit,I ai I? : - ?
at tlf Hiilrnitriphli laafli-e Patead Aaalal itK , ? ??> r ??,.iri?*?*
J lit.rtuii l.s iirlmrliia) tumi Um ??itliiirli.t uni rvporHna"!
li. rein'. s'a! ?.rim i to natara i mom wai ?? r? ?? io? ?
(till In,' ti,er I* x -li , lan, ?r.nn U, \. ?ulilligUia ^??>*
^ u.i. lad ordered m ti.. s.i i a?i . u i, ?, ? i. ii .
I'enii tellag ? .11? Mci X XX Ua?.? ,. ?em lln i'u?'.?'-*l'
??a.? ?I.,! ni.??- il un ?i?. ?,a?r.

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