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FOUNDED BY HORACE OREELEY
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TBUBSDAT, JULY 15, 1875.
WITH S?irTLEME?T.
Till. M Ils y HIS MniiMS?.
Fi?;:i:i?.v. -The American 1,'itli inen left Edlnborgli
ami an he?l lu l.oin?oii last night. - The Corlis)
Gen. lim ie?.'.na?, being anebl? to penetrate into
Fraiiic, lm? tui'ii?! inn K in the direction of Barbee
tn?. Tin-prim ?.li of rrlighma l?nit? ia likely ta ha
eashodied In Ihr nea Bpania? Uonatilntiun.
The Emperor ??! Germaap baa arrived at Slnnich.
piiMi'-iH'.?The Cornell Uulvi t-i?y crew won the
l'ni??r?it?- race at Saiatm:;? Mst-iilay bj bali B
len nth, ia.the retuaikaiily good time of lu minutes
r?:<'ri K?"c<i?? le, the other boats ?'??minis' in in 11 * i ? onb r:
Oahuahia, Har? ard, Durtmonth,^ ? -I. ?an, Yale, Am?
herst, Brown, Williame, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union.
Frtaeetea ili?i no1 rea? h the lulah, ?i???hk to
the eaddea richaem <?f nae of their men ;
there wen bo fouls; the eiiigle-scnll race wai
won by Mr. I?..?l> of \.ile by six lengthe,
Ceauaimioner mihi h has made u reply t?>
I'rof. Merah, end the Treaaniy baa sent e aecrH
aident to the I.*, rl ? loud A-rency. - The Ti. asnry
amaaeaeaUfor (110,000,000 Kire-Twenthm
The Cape Va? rate? fail, ii lol lack of a W illil, hut
the loot la nu mir home to New*York. :
Culm1 ('?nilla? toi Denisoa was seul to Albany Jail
by the Canal Commimion for refnaiug toprodnee
lu? hooks. The Cotton States Congress urges
tlieiilia of Si.it, \ 1.1 i? ?i It ni ii Bnreans, and neks
National aid for three Nmili-lVi -tiru railroada.
t Major MeQrew, the Indicted member el the
Whiakj Ring, aaaerta that he h In f * di eeeordwitb
the Treaaary'a campaign against Iba Kin?:.
The Aini-ricaii liimk Trade Convent ion adopted mod
?rate iCNilliti'iliN on tin- BahjOOt ?>I 'li-'iilllits to the
trail?.
City imi Sein i:i;a?,-'Hie nowa Oft Coriiill's vic?
tory at Saratoga aroused ti:?- atmoat Internai
ami c.\? i emenl in thai etty, ead a eon grata
lator> diepateb ??as aeal to the Tietorioui
arew by the Cornell AJuiani. \ man ???w? ar
n?s'.i?ii on a eharge ni eomplieitj in the Daaeer
rohbery, hut >\.n m>t iih ntitii !. The Bepiil
Transit Commission in pri? tim Bl eaton con
ei?leri*?l veriona plana ta'nnitted te Umm?
The argameats on the r?duction ?>t Tweed's bail
vera cloeed ami decision ?'?.!> reserved. ; Gold,
118%, 115%, 11 IV 0?M ?aim ..I Hu 1. L'al-teu.hr
dollar at the thurn, ^7 'io <? nt .
Tin. Wi au" i. The i.o\cri,:in ni r? port predicta
^urriu-r ami paul? cloudy weather, und poaeibly
rail?. Tnetiiii.lii? 1.1 in thi^ dtv ?csletilay,
74<-', 78?, 7.V ._
Reatlirii lent in) tmni fur Hu Sum,ne, can hine
'"UK 1)AII.V TaiBl'XB mailed in them at any
euldrett, aad Uti g?drtat ehanged ins of Un a?
ueoind, Bmwtpaid, for ?fl /?? mouth.
M, Hoiilii-r, after aober tbonght, attempt*
io 11'i'iiiiciii" hi? extraordinary admiaeioa ?.I
lust Tnaedgj ??itli hie previous d?niai of the
exi^tem-?*" ?ii a Bonapartl t Committee ??.
AppeaL Hi?* ezplanatioa i,-? very weak ??uni
j-r<il>al>h uo oree ?le? !><lii?it! him guilty of
willful deception ??ill now form a mon favor?
able opinion *?i hi*- ? haiacter.
At the forinal ?I? ?lic;!ti?ui of Smith College,
i Northampton, M . bs, yesterday, I'mf. L.
ai-nk s?- Iv?- ?I? livei ?I a inggeative addnm
a the Higher Education ??I Women. Tli?; ex?
? Tutu flinn hi- nilli, m given ?m ??other page
-explain *>??iiii of t!,<- featnree of (?lis new ami
in.?niiici nil.? endowed inatitutioa which aie
jK'culiai mill jjii>.?t liai.! ? lo popular ?iitiii.?m.
Mr. Mu?k?n/.i( A ajijin? ialimi of the tiih
which liintl iii?- Canadian provineai to (Jreat
Ili-ituin is just. As lon^'ii- l!i?* ! itter main?
tain? lu r pt? m nt attitude toward the eoloniea
iiieiiil.-Ji.p und (?niliiliiici" will In inaiiiLaiiiid.
As thU paiiey, konaw, in. to a pani extent
one of iion-ini? ifir?m?-, ii follows thal it ?I?n?
not add inaih atwajH tt? Qreal Britaia. The
words ol Iii? I .uiaiilkiii I'ii .,,'.-. i even acorn t?>
int?malo that, as non a? thr cohmioa are re?
quested to make any material -sacrifice in the
inter-out of the mother country, there will lm a
chitnge in these corilial nlnlioiis.
.-^^_?.
Ot-Cititaij Brlalow jrcateidsj lanwd his oil
for 110,000,000 more of 1889 5-30 bomdi to
be redeemed f??r the Syndicate, who have *uh
seribed f??r nn eqnal amonnl of the new live
i??r cents. The bondi fr.U duo October 11, two
?lays nfioi the Ohio election. This mahne*
180,000,000 of bond* mbseribed tur by the
Byndieata in tlie last nix months, without
counting the l???t.ils i>.vuiil under the Act <?f
Jan. II, lH7r>.
-?
The ILipiil Transit ('?>iiiiiiis?i??nors aie n??t
likely to lie oiiil?aira*?soil hy lack of pinna l??i
eonakhration. Otu reporte sim?? that more
ilian thirty eommnnlcatiotie have been received
already bom pcgaone who thiuh they have
solved tin? vexed problem, while ???i \.i?*i n per?
suns have forwarded plana, tn???l?Is, drawings,
ainl ftimatfi with their propoottioae. The el
?valid railway system, with vaiimis moilun a
liiins, Moms t?? be iho favorite ??t the Inven?
t?la,
? ?
The ni Kinnoul on the motion f??r a reduction
<?f bail ia the Tweed eaae was concluded yes?
terday, an?! the deeifdoB ??f the Judge waa^e
served. Tin bmmI notable *?t?ini in ni?* l?y tin*
defendant'i counsel was thal Ttread li lm
properiy held responsible f??t ?ill the alleged
stealing by the Kirt?; ; a poinl hardly well
tal.on. Certainly it responsible for any he ia
"responsible f??t ti?'' whtde amonnl stolen from
the people, ainoc he wn the real na well an
nominal bend of the Bing, and bo partition of
the s?m??1s, aoBording t<? Ingersoll's affldavit
.uni ?itlior evidence, <-*?.11 ?1 have been nude
without Ins knowledge and consent.
The proeeediaga of the American Philolog?
ical Association, described in ??nr letter from
Newport to-day, an* Interesting, as well to
educated mon generally as to the dam ??i
acholan devoted t<> the study of the science <>f
words. On the opening day a paper by Prof.
11.ilih man, on the Mutations of a Con?
sonant? und one by Prof. Holden on "How
" m.my words does a writer neef brought
forth the entertaining exchange of views a Iii? li
i? reported elsewhere. Dr. J. Hammond Tium
bull, who delivered the anna 1 address, pro
nounced himself strongly In f'?<>t of ti reform
in the present system of English orthography.
If we aro fully to ?t<ilii the curious reporl
of tin* collin market which ?? published in an
other column, sighing is tool only a vexation
of sj'Lit but ;in expensive Indulgence, and
grief an extravagant luxury. Jt has entered
the hoad of som?' ?.Tim humorist t<> calculate
tim coat <>f 1?? in-,* buried in fashionable and
fust ?Li-s ?hie, ami Iho total tax i< CCItalaly
heavy enough t?> disconrage iho ??most con
iii nuil hypochondriac Hut after all it Is to
ho suspected, as iho reporter does no1 intimate,
ihat iho display ?ii:il extravagante? which char?
acterise and nur tin* solemnity of American
1 funerals an- sometiincs i?? 1??* attribnt?Bd t<? the
vanitj lather than the ?grief of friends.
The refusal of Henry !>? Denison, ?i eon
tractor, t<? produce his books before the ('anil
Commission is followed hy the expected resid?
<?f his imprisonmeal until ho ?hill purge bim
- 't of contempt of iho Commission by obeying
; it< order, This action "v\ill be followed by
habeas ???tim? proceedings in which tin
powers of the Commission in the premise? may
Ik* definitely determined hy the courts. What?
ever the result may be the Commission has gi veo
another evident? ol' its earnest parp?se to
make tin pending investigation tis thorough as
the occasion demands,
Col. Steinberger lias left bis country foi hi?
own i;'????!. Ho ?.as appointed United Btates
Commissioner f??r some purpose, involving a
journey to the Navigator's Islands. Whether
or not his instructions required him to confer
upon the nativos the blessings of constitutional
goVernment, we have no moans of knowing.
Tlie fait is, however, be has improved
liis opportunities hy providing them with a
constitution and an elective monarchv. Tor
liiiii?? If ho has ? ?ni.-? ni? ?1 to SCO pt Iii? position
of Prime Minister for life We ate surprised
at this. A rev? rshnnaiy right to mi??'?'??I to
the throne is the smallest claim which we
might expect him l<? make n** a recompense
I.h th?- sen ices lo iho count***].
In tin letter from Custer Gulch, printed on
our seventh page to-day, we hovi a concise
?'ml couiprehemdvc description of the gcologi
! ?al ?hat.i. tor of iho Illa?'. Hills, the observa?
tions oi oui coircspondenl being accompanied
by tho testimonj of the chief of tin* present
expedition. In ?confirmation of the reports of
the great mineral wealth <?f the country, I'm!.
.I? nu? y is enabled t>> say little more than that
lu- haaj fourni such a iiiitui.il lull there as
exists in almost everj Btate in the Union.
Mi iiiln-is of the expedition have worked day
altir daj, harder than they overdid before,
in the search for tho jue? ions metala, hut Iii?*
reward of their labor Is bardi] ? nough gold (??
send homo in letters as specimens. If thon
an lieh gold minis in th?- Black Hills tliey
aro yet to be discovt red.
A collection, published ?1 rwhere, of curious
facts showing the growth <;!' New-York City in
altitude, calls attention to a peculiar feature
of metropolitan development worth the study
of others than architects, While the rapid ex
totision of the < ity northward to and beyond
Harlem Hi\ **r has amazed those mo-st sangidne
of our future, it is shown also that iho lowei
' part <?i tin* city baa been rapidly growing sky
ward. This is unquestionably owing to the
; great and steadily increasing value of every
; fool of land in the narrow portion of the
'? island winch is given up wboUj t?i business.
Iii? facilities for reaching high elevations and
the overcoming of a once strong prejudice
among both architects and owners against high
buildiogs bave possibly been other incentives;
but ike '?u .A Impulse to this peculiai develop?
ment is tin high cost of land and ti*?' facility
of doubling its productive power 1?. doubling
the number of stories in the houses built upon it.
Commissioner Smith might better have kept
quiet. The explanation which be gets the
A -i> iated Press to telegraph in order to break
the force of Prof. Marsh's letter to the Presi?
dent, is aft? i all no ? xplanation al all. It ?>
simply a statement of what we knew before,
that lie had tii?*?l to get I'n.f. Marsh's
charges quietly into his otra Linds and
had faffed. If the Commissioner will
again look over the uiy complete and
anhnndy document which we printed yester?
day, he will lin.I iho precias reasons why the
Professor di<l not pul the charges ?mo his
banda, Tho Professor tells the President thal
ho ?lid not ilo s,,, tirhf, because he bus no con?
fidence either in the Becretary or his
Commissioner ; second, beCUUM in all
bia onauanaieations with these two
oil.cul? ho li.i? im,int theil iii'iinlc.?i
object to be merely to And out how murh tbe
| Professor might know, so n? to prevent all
', i?til?lirity or ?'Xiioptirt' ; mid thinlly, that Hie
' evidence in hi., pofu-ciwiiin rt fleet*, unfitvorably
' upon bott t!i<' B?netary and UM Conuni.ssioner,
, who with !<> lu ????nie it. gn__rd___B__ If
? Mr. Cnniiiii -?'?mr Smith will carefully
slmly theo, time IfOOOM ami lln-n the Pluto
i nor'., fetter to Um I'm-KI'nf embodying tho
' evidence, he may l?o al?!e lo OOBDIohnd why
1 ":\ Mr, Mai-h"' tliil nut walk Into his imp.
i Ho will abo hain tli.it the wmk wIii?li pfC-OM
Opoo him ju?-! n??w i-> of I very pi Hour ch .tar?
li r, ami i?? not to be helped l?y pettifoggiag
! Htiili'iiii'iiU which dodge the issue.
TBE Util.
A booting roiri'-pniulrnt of The Tbiboj-B
gare warning some tfanc ago tlmt the Cornell
University crew win- likely to pul their r?im- I
pettton to 'orne trouble, ?mil tlio preilietion j
waa strikingly re?nfnrced bj the splendid vi? -
tory oi the freafamen of Ithaca on Toeedayi
yet the public waa eertainly not quit?"' pre?
pare-, for the result which brought the carne
linn and whit?* colors first t<? Hi*? line ; ? lerday j
1 ni-?!, ?uni mi lu ?ipili upon the youngest of the
rival colleges both ilu- highest honora of the
week. It seems bot yesterday that Hu- (!.?>?' of ,
, Cornell appeared tor the flret time at the j
college* raero ; it is actually only two yeara
1 sinci? a n ;-'i'.lai crew wai lii>t organhtod at the ?
: college, Last Summer Cornell wa? ft'th amtmg ,
' nine; in \h~:\, out of the <li-<it ?Iii?We confo
sion and uproar al Rpringfield, it waa no lmay '
' matter t?> disentangle the position of ant of
the boots, ?mu iii- Brat place, on that occasion,
being erroneously aasigned fot -?me
time t<? Harvard instead of Yah ; Cornell, |
however, was placed, pretty near the end
of a string of eleven, and we believe the
highes, place claimed l?-r her waa iii?? fifth.
At all events, initiier I-i -1 year nor tin? year
! before did theee sturdy young fellows show
tluir ailvi-i.--.iii?-. much reason to be afraid of
them. The superb feat they have now accom?
plished i- the reault of ?heer dogged hard
f.oik, pers?v?rance! and well-directed anibl
, lion, 'lint have Studied theil OWU liinll-, ;iii?l
labored herokallj to overcome them, and
; th?' whole country wiU burrah with them in
the hour of their triumph, knowing that this
i- a victory of real American pluck, knowing
to?? ili.it nothing could do mon? 0? rou.*?? a
lieoltkfnl spirit ??t emulation among the col
', leges ;in?l stimulate int?r?t, in the arl ol row
1 nu-, than this extraordinary success ol a Dew
. college in striding right op within two .tears
trora the rear to the very front.
'lin- iiii?- was !?<> full of i iitti ?*-?t in _r jinil n ti -
expected incidents and of close and doubtful
stiiiu-^les illili we -liull probablj not goamitt
. in styling it one o! tin verj fin? -i oui ?raters
have evei witnessed. Columbio, Harvard. I >.* : t ?
I mooth, ?uni Cornell contested iii?? first place
; with wonderful pt i-i-t? ney, and there can l??
little doubt that our New- York City boys would
have r??|M-ai? ?I ilu? tit tory they woo last year,
luid it not been Coe a trifling accident just
before the finish: a- it was, the] came in
second, only a length behind Cornell, Dart?
mouth aston, i-hed ?-very one bj* winning tim
fourth piece, .uni Hart.ml held tin? third, to
\ which by tin.?, time she ought to !?? pretty well
accustomed, since .?Ii?* has occupied it three
yean running. Vale i-? iii,ii pursued by a
malign tate or lacks the neceasarj poise ami
coolness fox tuck a contest. Laut year,
as the sequel to a series of unpleasant
I encounter*^ with Harvard, -li?' broke an ooi
and dropped out of the race; yestcrda) she
applied ben-ell industrious.*. t<> the noble pan
time ot catching crabs, and carne to the finish
! behind Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dart?
mouth, nml Wesleyan. Bul despite Individual
a faults ami mishaps it waa a niagniuccut race,
in which there was litil?? more than a minute .i
, difference between the li:-?! crew and the last,
.mil every boat, even Princeton, which left
, tlie course with one ?>i ita men insensible, even
? the novice which bad nevei been in a regatta
! before, covered Itself \titli li.?nor.
Mu- tune ?it tin- Ant foul l>?i:it> tt.it in?t
iptite so pood a- in 1874, Columbia winning
-that year in 16.12, and Wesleyan coming
second in 16.30, while ( ornell's time yester?
day is given as ]ti.."?;;'i, ?uni Columbia's a.*?
lT.iM'i. Tlii- difference, however, is per?
haps accounted for by the wind, ??r l?y j
something in the condition ol tbe water, or I
tin* weather, ami we have ample compensa
, tira foi it in tin* remarkable progress ol the
j colleges \sliiih hiive heretofore been the roos!
backward. There i.-? not une of them which
may not go into the regatta next year with ?
' fair prospect of winning the victory, And it'
??m ?>ui,ii..? m? nt ia to in- found in tlie good
record the crews hive one and all
made foi speed, ??till more Is to be tr.iili
i eied from the remarkable good order which
distinguished the regatta yesterdaj above all
Its predecessors. The new regulations worked
to ?t charm. There wen- no roreasouable
( delays. There were none of ti e postponements
\, Iii? li nearij ?I? strayed the interest of the eon test
i lae! vt-itr. There wren no ftmls and n<> ojnar
iel..; ami we ma) reasonably hope thal tins
tin"- the great university boat rare will Dot
. leave behind it the asnal nop ?ii heartburn
lug and reeliminutlot .
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I CONSTITU?IOAAl IMENDMEN1 IS WORTH
, ( All LINA.
The people of North Carolina, following the
example of Arkansas. Virginia, and other
Southern States, have set about iii?* tt.nk of
remodeling the Constitution given t<> them
during iii?' iN.'on*?! nu lion )ni mil, ?mil tiii>
adoption of which ?ta- made a condition pre?
ceden! to tin rehabilitation of theil 8< ite in
i ihe Union. If this work i-s done in
i In- proper spirit, m it ha? been in the
Otbei Sliites tve li,ive mimed, it cannol
be open io any reasouable objection.
The imperfections of many of these Recon?
struction Constitu? iona were pointed ?mt by
Tm. Tumi m. ii the lim-' ??! iln ii adoption,
?uni hate ..?nu' been generally scknowledKed.
Tbej could hardly have been otherwise than
imperfect The authors were too often defi?
cient alike in theoretical knowledge? observa?
tion, and pia? tiee of the -?.cine ol govern?
ment; loyalty t<> the Union and acceptance of
the results ol the ?i\il war were their only
quali&cations for o!li?v. Many of them won
newly emancipated, illiterate, and nu,.- !
?'"d by a prejudice against a i,,,..? j,or. I
lion ot their fellow-citlsena, which wai
natural indeed, bul none the leas deplorable
on that ace.it. Others wera Intelligent and
to some extent educated, but new citizens of
the States whose ??-.unic lan they were to
f?ame; ami oiIii-m again were ineie adven?
turers who having acquired their seats l?y
pandering t?? the prejudices ??f the lowes, dam
of voter? and manipulating priauuy meetlngi
;n tin ii ??vin interest, directed all iii? ii ener?
gies to the perpetuation of their ovtn pou er
and the opening of Btate tieaaiuica foe their'
own dihhon?.-t purposes. Nor did the bitter '
chuts of ? iti/ens have un o| V'<.iti;nii-, of
?eying whether they would aecepl
the instiiiiiients thoa f.i.-ln _ ? .1. .?. . .,
measure of protection to the freedmen it had
Wn thought liest to excluih? for a time a large
proportion of tho people of the South from tho
exercise of the right of suffrage. Not onr-tenth
of those who voted at the Constitutional elec?
tions Bauld so much an read the ballot? plan ?1
in tln-ir banda, ?ml the iiuml-er who could un?
derstand the platanal proposition of law was
imite as small. Thousands VOted for tin-adop?
tion of a new Constitution merely becnuas ii
?securedto them du ii breed an, and otherobecause
Its adoption sermed to oiler the easiest way
of esoape fr??m military <.<?<?? turnout. No
?rondel that lawn thus framed should
be crude in corni ??lion and execution, abound
in ahsuiditios of l?gislation, and prove utterly
nusnitod to the people to whoee hem lit they
-i 'mill have inured.
One ?>f the most faulty of tlioso Reeonstrue
tion Constitutions is thai ander which the
?people of North Carolina have lived for eight
?i als, and which it is now proposed to amend.
A recent addreae ??f the Qemocratk Central
Committee of the state thus .describes soase of
the chaiai torislios of this instrument and its
pi.uti?al working!
It?? jir(i?i-i<>i,a. .m? ?ni tensely warded sad so imilly
ntmii .'i ii Ulla i oii-litnte bal i? meilley <?f laeoaalati ii? les
tli.it ?li ti'. tin- mi. ii-sfui <?< n-triu-iiini of the courts? in
f.iet. lu le, ?melle Hie ilitlli ll'tlcrt .ii l-:!l|.' f'"?'lll li- |H" I? I K'.il
workings, thetuart bas Is knbc matan? ? inen drlri n t"
rii??ily iiiiii-siuii.a, iiml la ethers to latrodace a aun pria
ripie, l.'in i?" uaknown in the Juridical history of our
-l ,!.? ili-ii'i'.'iil-licil ?in "Judicial li -Mattoe," "ti In' "?;?
tlnU ?I'll :? | ?ililli .in In cliaiil? Iel Mid in? ??he ?if tin
rifbfi mu? ?l?iii'i? of a repents department. Its pre
v:-nili?i .1 "? ?? ??'neiire til.li ?', Ullin Hie 'ii li f ?p ici- nt
. . existence in.iny naas eerlaioas ea eoestlta
ti> nal qui ?How hat ? b? cn <!? nuunled then in the entire
ie ?inn lu-t ?!.? of tin* State nial of late ve bare w11
in i ii the extraordinary ipi etaete <>f t???> nets ni Judaes
in imth the im sad villth jinlieiiri iii-tii. t-, raatendinf
fortlii -.m i-p.' ; um. mie of ??illili, claiming t? held bj
.m sppotntiiM nt fioi'i iii?' ?;o?iiiii.i (as ? pcrlodoften
? i urn. .ia ullii e Iii it tlie (Vi.-ti'iitioii Ml in- t" i-.iy is to
he ii ii?-1 by lbs peeple st the nails, ead a base tena Is i x
I -, .... it,, i,,- only ?i.lit. years. Inmanj r unties there
i- a |,i.i,'ti al dental of justice, tin- court* are Inadequate
to i in- public demands, and thai tin-.? ara ?li Iven to n mm I
toapeelel lenas, which sre exprnslre sad naaaUatao
ton. .uni I'ir-i'ii" acctned of criminal oflfcnsea ate often
coatned tot raoaths withset trial.
I'lie address Which We have tJUOtod also
arges the m tc-ity ?>f a less expensive judici?
ary system, the abolition ??l aseleas offices, a
return i<? ih?- old practice of a rotation of
judges, and the diafranchisemcnl of peraona
oonvii ti dof liifamoiis i lim.-a ; and we are glad
io add the people are called up*>ii t" elect to
th? Constitutional Convention "nun of ? -11?
"larged and practical statesmanship, spotless
| "integrity, representatives of all classes <?f
j "society, and whoee positions will entitle
?? their labors t<? confidence and support." The
subjects here suggested for consideration hy
the Convention surely may ho discussed and 1
acted upon without giving ii-?- t<> any well
grounded lin thal th<* rights of the colored
man an* in danger, hut this cry has already
h? un raised by a partisan press in North Car
olma, and we may expect MOB t*> hear it come
from Washington. Tho Legislature, however,
in calling the Convention, was wise enough t??
impose certain restrictiona npon it-s action
which forestall such partisan clamor, Theae
restrictions amply secure personal liberty;
each delegate before "ho shall be permit???1 to
"-it in Mid Convention shall swear
"to observe theae ' restrictions j,'" nud Judge
Jamison and other high authorities
on the powers of Constitutional Con?
ventions have ?I?ally luhl that Conventions
an bound to obsci \<* iii?' restrictions imposed bj ?
a I.?":i-latiiio in the ad ralliag such Conven- |
lions. WY repent, therefore, thal in \i? ?> <?t
the oeeeaaity for ehnages in the fondamental
lan "1 the State, the declaration of the people, i
? \|u? seed by a two-thirds majority <?f iii? ir ?
chosen reinvnentativcs in favoi ol amendments
by Convention, and the restrictions imposed
by the Legislature as to the topics to be cou
-nieicii, n ??nulli seam that the attempt
of North Carolina to Improve her Constitu- J
tion .-sliiuilil be allowed to pans without
dtrthei imputations of evil intent. It is tobe
hoped, and there ia reason t<> believe, that the
members <>l the Convention to !>?? elected next
month shall I??* such ia are called far by the
homo? ratio Committee; ii so, there will bel
little cause t<> f?ar that the changea which
may ne made will give any class of citizens
e.iiiM- for complaint.
GOLD.
lhere s-oiiis just now to he no gold ?Ihpie
manipulating the marhet either for a rise ??r
I ill. Tho tendency is i little downward, and
the aspect <>f the market la that of profound
stagnation. It may l?o a good time, therefore,
to sngireat -??mo cardinal truths concern
ing the pild market, which ought to
have no immediate effect one way or tin? other
npon prices, bul which deserve to betaken
into careful account hy all business men, who
lind ii needful io look more than a mouth or
two alua?!.
Wo bave regarded the heavy out (low of
??old from this country from time t?> time dur?
ing the last twelve months as a matter of
geueral inter? t and no slighl importance, ami
we continue so to regard it. The changes al
icjily effected are by m> means inconsiderable,
andtbej are yet tobe followed bj the inevitable
reaction, Lei ni suppose an article ol merchan?
dise at Liverpool, obtainable at the same
price in gold al that port bow as it was a year
ago. lt> ?titieiiev price t<> a Kew-York mer?
chant will no?? be about six pei cent store than
it was last year, solely on account ol the ad
\ .moo in the p?l?l premium. Suppose, on the
othoi hand, an article of export .?i Kew-York
selling at the same currency price bou ana
year ago. That article can now l??- obtained
by the Liverpool mini haul foi five per cent
It is Ulan it could have Inen a yew BgO, solch
?m in ??unit of the ii,i- ?u the gold
premium. Wv shall not stop to in?
quire whetbei the (Jutted Btatea are
likely t?> vain ?>i loee bj meh changea. We
look on all lim luations ni tint?. Kind as evils,
and is being in the lou?,'run moat injurious to
business. Bul we can bardlj believe that the !
upward movement in the gold premium has
terminated-, and eertaialy ii would 1??- aothing
to be surprised al t<> see another six per eenl
added t<> the currency price in New-York ni
foreign gooda and another five pei cent de*
dueted (rom, tim Liverpool p?ld price of
Aim-rii au produce.
To ???un* to pai iii ulai*?, the averages of spade
reported bj the New-York hanks for the *-?<?
omi wuk in ?luh in each ?,| tin? last SOVea
j ears compare as follow?:
" ? ' ' Animint.
July lo. l-ti:?. ?".''?.-.????..ii?!
.lui? ia, i-:?>. ii.nu .am
July IS, 1871. l'.7"iS,?jso
July la. 1879. '.'?*.'.".?:(,too
July It, I**7:i. ?l.flOO.008
Jill? II. 1-71. 87J7MO0
July 11, l "?7*1. II.81TJ88
From the a hove tabla it appeals that the
stock of sjH?ie available for tin puipoeea <>f
trade and ?paeulathw and Ih? payment of
dutiea la this year smaller than in uny of the
Others at the corresponding date. From the
middle ??I July to tim end of Ootobor the mer
.i.i. ii?- htoek ?teadily ?iiuiiiiirihes, the tthsorp
tion ?uto the Treasury for the payment of
customs l-eing suflicient to accomplish this
without the assistance of any foreign drain.
Al the present ti"ic tho foreign drain still
continues with littl .badinent of its strength,
while the ohlij-atio'i resting on Secretary
Di loton to provide some .033,000,000
for tim correar! yea***a eontribotion f?>
? he Sinking Fund forbid, the expectation of
large weekly t_t.il.?.*. of coin for currency. It does
not fteeni to ic?[iiiie mindi argument to prove
that $17,000,000 ?>f gold eannot l?e divided
r;? -n ai to furnish $20,000,000 to the United
Staten Treaauijr, Bereral millions more for ex
port, ami still leora $10,000,000, which ia a j
Monty sum for the ordinaiy porpoaea of tra?le
ami speenlotion at fids center. Between this j
time and Not? iiiImt 00 gr? .it amount i* ran In? j
expected to arrive from Montreal or Soo Fran?
cisco or from ilu? mines, the yield ??f the la ter
lu ing something less than $3,000,000 a
month. At the same tim*' it im no* the b___l
ni-?- ?>f ilu?-?1 who trade in foreign |>il!s of
exchange !?? consult any other than their pri
vate intorest in regulating their slii; metala of
coin.
The customs revenue will be veiy likely to
suffer from any further advance in the pre?
mium, ami, Indeed, it has suffered already.
The eustoms receipts at the New-York 8ub->
Treasury for May and June compare as fol?
lows willi those for 1 87 1 :
Mut*. lOOO.
'-TI .?->?.?.7!?._li:i 44 BMinbSB,?'.!?."> 06
is?".. 7,<? ?...1.17'.'li ??,'.?..:t,'.'17 7..
H? ? i. i?? ...-il.O'jiM?i? 81 .*l.:il.,t77 31
Tt'iiil itiiii-1-.-i-. _:,.?:.'.?. 17U ?'i
It will be remembered that the dntieo hove
been materially increased since 1874?0 step
which we ventured t<? Question a! the time it
was proposed as not likely to add t?? the rev?
enue. The sooner we abandon the attempt to
tiirh! on r greenbacks against the specie curren?
cies of Kngtand, Qermnny, and France, the bet?
ter we shail appear.
Li HILT HA LI OWEN,
air. Owen has l????'n placed in an Insann
asylum by his sons, with, a. wa understand,
but little hope of speedy ?ure. In any other
case it were a nio-t meddlesome and Ungracious
tusk to lo??k too closely into the cause of auch
premature mental ?hath aa this; but Mr. Owen
lias within the last three years voluntarily
placed before the public not only the facts of
his lil'?- but ti clone study of his opinions, be?
liefs, intellectual growth, and feelings?even ''
to those euri] love affairs which lew men cara j
to bore for popular inspection. He 1ms been,
too, the ?"at nest exponent of a certain system
of belief, and eagerly invited attention to the
effects of that system mi bia owo mental and ,
spiritual condition, li leema but just, therefore,
that we should follow these effects to liu-ir
conclusion when thal concluaion is forced upon
ita in -o sudden and lamentable a shape.
Wollert Dale Owen'a father waa a free
thinker (in the larger sense of the word), ami
his mother a strict, ?h vont Presbyterian. The !
creed of the mother soon loused its hold on
the son ; hut ih?' principles he Imbibed from
her remained, ami became, perhaps anc?n-1
-' iously on his part, the motive fore?? of his
li!??the stern fidelity to truth nt whatever
coat, the gentle charity, kindly habit of speeeh
and thought, and religious instinct. As the
son ?.r a mau intellectually stronger than him?
self, be fell nat m ilh Into his rather'.-, grooves
of thought ami work, Joined in the experiment
at New-Harmony, waa a co-worker with
I '?itm> Wright in her radical and dei-tical
teaching; but whatever impress be baa made
upon his time in polities or in literature wat
unid?- by loree of his inheritnnee from his
moth?!. However men might differ with
his opinions ?>i smile ?it his logic, p?-r
-on.'.l contact with ?the man always com?
manded profound respect for bia integrity
and cfean-minded sincerity. The lucrar?, work
.thiih Mr. Owen has ?lone wai strongly
marked by his personal character, and would
hiivn been lar mole weighty and effective if
hu had been either a believer <?r unbeliever
m the Christian religion. But the strong
religious nature whit h he had inherited
according to his own showing from one
p;in nt, balked by the influence ??f the other
ol' it-, natural ezpreasion in faith in Christ,
turned to faith in mediums, tipping tables
;iinl the like?a >t-tem it hieb, however pleasant
as a supplement to a Hied religious creed, is
but a slight anchor to ti., eternal hopes upon |
Mr. Owen, with his avowed anxiety to linde
?inch an ?niclinr, ami his kindly, womanish faith
in human nature, was an easy prey to skillful
swindlers,and became tin- most prominent dupe,
as we all remember, last Winter, of the a retched
tram?- mediums, Holmes and his a ile, and their
puppet Katie King. Tew inen willi Mi. Owen's
h?tense feminine self-consc-ousness would bnve
h?ll the mora] cottragi to avow his error, as
he did. and voluntarily become a subject of
public ridicule. The mortiflcation and disap?
pointment were great ami bitter, and while the
poor tricksters hive gone on their way anpun
i-hed, the go???! old man whom they victimiaed
lins senk into ii ih-ptii lower Utan dentb. It is
not long since h?- offered his spiritual experi?
ence as a beacon to the world, little thinking
it would serve to wain them only of treacher?
ous shallows, on which bia own life would suf?
fer shipwreck mi tei nbfe,
should reason return !?? bim, we cannot but
believe that a man whose doubts have bein
more boneo! than iii?- faith of many men, will
yet be giren tinner ground on which to build
his faith in the .ile to ???nie than the flimsy
tricka of vulgar charlatanea He baa always
been a man of a singularly sweet, and pure,
alni lovable character, ami that such recovery
may yet I??* in store for bim will be thc
earnest prayer <?l thousands who ntterly re
t ulled from his peculiar opinions and had lit -
tie sympathy with the most prominent fea?
tures of the v.?n!. of bis life.
lill AM> HI lill l\ ?111 SCHOOL-ROOM.
An eager mind In a sound body makes the
ideal pupil, who in bia turn Inspires and draws
out the beat eapacitiea of the competent
ten l??r. That an ninnie -aiily huge propor?
tion of children never attain this condition ia
an anplensant fact. The canaea of this failure,
in b?? far n- the pupils of private s??noola
are ?'onsidered, are earnestly and simply given
b\ Misa Anna ('. Blackett In a paper lately
tend before the American Institute ol Instruc?
tion. Aa an accomplished ami thorough
teocber of long experience her conclusions
cany weight. She is convinced that the chief
reasons for the ill-health ol' school children
are to bo lound iii the false home
lit ing, in iii.-iiUi? i'tit clothing or lleep,
in rich or poorly-cooked food, and in
wrong mental habita. With thin conviction?
in which there Um ? gi cat deal of truth and
????tunion sens??she naturally rou-ids the in
justice which lay? upon the ibooideri of the
teacher the whola borden of the pupil's want
of health, and whi?h, instead of praith-ally re?
pairing the w?ste, takes the child from school
on the pica ot overstudy. As a remedy for
the injtistioe and the illuens together, ?he ?ug
geHts wisely enough that the, treatment of the
pupil should lie a matter of frank ami thought?
ful consultation between tho physician and
feeaehnr.
So far as Miss RraeKett ciirrios her ?uhjeotv
she does it with excellent roa?on and <1 i-.. n .
tion. Her oonah?lana dow ive to he studied
ami mil ?plod hy all toa? hem ami pah him (,f
private M-hools. Hut bajead tta privaos aehaal
she dons not api?iirently go??.lie auggi-Hta no
?uro for tho fatal infecta of the publie
schools, which so greatly exceed the private
schools in nuniher und attendance. It ie, ,,L
eouraa, utterly Impoaafliaii tint the teneham
in ii huge M hool of this < 1 iss should under?
stand the home onnditioiiH or .study the patho?
logical state of their erowdia*** pupils. Every
reeerat investigation in public sehaal bjgiena
has ended in deplorable reporta, Wretched
ventilation, healing, mid lighting, s'hool-rooina
far too ?row?led, and ?l<>l?s which con?
st rain the pupila to koop anb-nalthful
positions, show the grave l>luii?lern in sehaal
architecture and furnishing directly attributa?
ble to short-sighted committees, and in muds
cases to the higher municipal authorities. Hat
for defects equally ?*? rioue the in? gul.nil) in
?I.lily physical fitirriaia. the refusal to permit
freqpent changea of position, the long na*
?loas, ami the tolly which imposes
an almost unmanageable numi?or of pupila
ni "ii a teacher?we muai c?name a foolialdy
imperfect school .-yst? ni, and, in a measure,
the tenchera themaelves. The saHmtheat a?.<>l
ogist for the sratcm cannot ?1? ay that ii .riven
no worthy place to hygiene. Indeed the to?
cent iti<|tiiii?s into the aenit.uy condition of
m hollis in various States and cities have not
yet olio? tod reformai decided < Bough to
allow' tis to say that the <| motion of
health enters in the least into that ayateaa. It
is no wonder that Americana ate not as a mia
a robust and rich-bloodad uno. Itisa Black?
ett testifies, and with eau?*, to the ill-health
Of the private school clientage, and a glauco
ai the thin iiiiil sallow risage of the avenga
public school pupil shows M nun h the loults
of the lal <: building ami falso methods ?>f
tho school aa it doea the multa <>f wrong
homo-living. It is sail ami li.ni enough '.lf.it
the almost universal ignorance na t<> the way?
of making that home-living Inalthful
should work havoc with the fimstitiitiona
of the young Aaaerienna. For this then is
probablj little remedy -ave tlie years which
hung wi-?lom. Hut of the grievous errors
cau-nl by the stupidity and tboughtleesnees of
school authoritiea there Bauld ho ami shouhl
he Immediate ooiroi'titin. I'hysiiians of ability
ami experience are constantly revealing then
and cataloguing their eonxipteiioes. Only an
inexcusable ihiflbasnom will permit thom to
ion) i uue.
?
For Uk latest thing la tim conrad liaaef aaaatp
louuneud as to the bow of the period, Theyoaag
mau aiioiit to?? ti, ??lien he at abaut to s?late aaaa?
?I't.lillian? e, -el/e-* liis hat firmly at tin* trout, alni.
Using lui ?uni in its positura, sa lags i?.i< k bis i*n.<iw,
asiBg th?' shoulder m ? pivot, sad keeaiag the amde
BBchaaeed between th?? fore ead apperan^nntfl
til?* hand toni lies the l?re,ist. Hire I lie 1rs! motin
canses. The second eoaaista ia rettaciag ??itli re
li_* oas ? ne tli" lin? ?if the Bret, The elbow Hinkt
and riaee along the an <>t the pendulma, tlio liai
pearlies tin? head, and lim bow d? f.-rcntial, c<jiim>
qilel'tl.ll, Ol' piitelili.il is ? "llilililed. 'I'll?? art
described hythe hal is just such BOjaadraat m
rounds tlie -nita??'of tin* dmneeeftbe new Post?
< ?nice. \iuitlier proof <>f the influence of the nighty
and militant Mullett, who has no4 on!J made steak
lecture an sborttoaand proved himself the Admin?
able Crichton of american prrofsaitjr, bat hasthn
lett iii- ?iiiiitinitive Improasea the very amaneas al
the limo, When tbu Mallett moven** nt in exeeatafl
with propw pee? i*i??n bp g aamberof poaag blonda
in military liars, Um acraianlated ihoalder-bladai
move as nae, and tin- elicit i.s thrilliag in Ila-ox?
trema, It is the poetq of tim pomp-handle, the
?eiy rhythm ??f the elbow.
An oxp? lieiiei of four or Ive aamths a itfe the new
Hoe perfecting press warrants m la expnaaag tha
deliberate judgment thal it t**. beyond the possibihtf
??i compariaoa with aay other press now in um? in
thia country or in Loodoa, tli?- lic-?t printing prcae
for rapid work yet maanfactured. Last aighl ii wai
desirable for the accommodation <>f friends nt
Saratoga to Issue s midnigbl edition of I'm li. nu m?,
containing an at < mini of the boat ra? e, tor >1? Urery
.it Albany. Troy, Saratoga and elsewhere, try ?'ay
light tbi morning, Bapid work, of course, westa>
quired. Within precisely one miaate after tin last
atomotyps plate was gina t?? the pressman, the
perfecting prem begaa atoviag, ead t???*nt*/
seconds later en producing eight-pegs puk ra,
beautifully printed on both .-nies, at tin* rat?- of
12, ISO copies per boar. Not a break nar m iasteatfa
delay of any aort occurred from the Ural roov? nu 11 ol
the cylinder until the leal copj area printed. Wilban
ordiuarj paper, and withoul snyapecial preparation,
it can be run night altor ninht. for boan al a -?trotch,
at tbe r.iti? ?,r 12,000 copies i-er boar, ead it tins
rate san be depended <>n (loreeetinaouel) pood work.
PERSONA!?
Benntoi Caasnm of Pennaylvania i- mid to
lu- ??nilli -I.IKKI.IKW. Won't li?' UAhlU ? ullin,.ii.ne V.tB
di*rbllt'aexample amigi\a u* mi arrimai st sew im
< .mu ii .uni tared it i
The Saltan of Zanzibar d?clin?e to be reeea-*
i iliil li Iii- a..,, i, w'ui ti ivileil ail Hie ?*.?>' t'i l..'H,|, i ta
give lum tin unparteatty. Hs hsa masglreaadlMB?
ptiliitlug lequel tu ;i rerj nan intli itorj.
it u repotted thal Madame Hies, the first
l.ulj lo obtain a medical deane el the Soraaaas,hss<a>
? Unod an otk i "I MMM0C..? jong at ph) n iaa to Ihn Oatt
!.iii'- Iii m. mi condition nf never muna out*Me ida
?m idln ? She ?? iii it tend th ? barrat, bal ??ill pra? nee ia
l . M-l.il.tlllO|ilc like ullicr ibictul ?.
hu* Bpaniafa an taking anaanm f?? io tanly
Inatteeto tiie nu ?imry ?if Hie teamas eather ??' i?<'a
?'iixnte. A lu ?? lili r.ir? pi lluilli ,|l 1 -i nu !?) lu -I.nted
la Madrid, called CVri-dalr?, the pcetta nf aalehwHin
.ii?..iiii tu tin- ercet mi nf a nii.iiuiiiiit.it ?lealiaa
iii li.il'i--. Ill llnlliu el lau iii,?li i? hose u.illiu lile OUtg i/'.ut
lu ,i. -.
Jonathau Phillips m ho died in I860, left to
tin i i;? of Boston -r-o.?'??o t " i'?- expended n.v Um Maree
and the Board ??f Ahlenaea "te embrlliea tin* teresa"*
and publie pla? i ? "f Isa < Hy." The mt. root no? mi.nie
lo ??? i -.I'm?, und Mayor Coba ?aaaw'14 thal It be eiprailad
lil (IK ill' 111'II III.I ?titilen! .li-llll I,' It'll, the <e,',in?l
?I.n.'I "I I i.-lim. Ill li Kill nf tha Clf-*, n.lll. llieA.ili*
!i- ii are coi ?Id? ring the prop? ? tina.
Drake's -taltie of liamboidt has hoon exhib?
it, 1 nuil! . al tile .III -f- -tullin III Ii.tbll. I>le?li'iia
lu bl lag ? nt ti? Hil? country in !ie east la br.iii/.e ami ?et
nil im i ?lui,.nun nt tlie i eiiii mu,ii in Philadelphia
next rear. The statue repreaeata Bamtretdl st sheet
i.? i ?. ?i- of in ?lu aaed in Ih.attune of tia i u.?*, bul
wita a clues ratlins in i.uve tolda rbrowa aero? Ma
?luHlbl'l?. Ile I-r.!illlillll?r. lii'l'llllk! Ill "in* llaml li rnll nf
l. asalnal In? bre-ur, end milng '?'?' otht-r buiitiy
? ii a largi k1"'"' the d-ipiie Is worn than tune Bietete
in bight
Tbonma Carlyle recently doaedan interviav
??iib .? Loe bu i ni h ?iK'iiib m of Ihe tam ti,me,te*
Ckrmmtett with thla charsetertette growl al GsUfacalai
"V.'iiaie ii.,in,* nu /mi?! there i yea are harming ths
?l a,; |.|. t ,,\i'l'n\iT ? nur milli ?, I, l?l ?nur Knlil In tlie
i ai iii. .nut yu tn liuntiiitf point?es Kverj maa moa
?.ei ?i a |iutata tu tin ??m .1 I- lie ben? hu * ? ir *? t lu- nu'??;
lut ? mi ??Uli ?nur .-ni.I ??re uveriiii'iii'i.' nuclei?, nulling
tlie Ignoble luiiiiiiiiei.t, lum eales ererywaam theoa
lu H-? - nt ii? lag, ead eoBfaaing i*u ioliga
The ?ill ??f the late Robert 11. ives of Pratt
ib lue li,-.? lu i li tllinl?. public, iilul tlu> ?lilli* nil.Id lUV
i.? Piepi ity, willi th;> e\i'. ption nf a fi-w i>'Tienta^
i.? mid l<> liiive be? ii left to Iii? ?1 aii?liter, the wlfo nf Mr.
Wili'iim tlauiuiell, furtueil) a peslsSBSS in BnWB I'nir-ar*
ally. Tli?- ? iitiu* i ?tale U valued at fruin llfUMMftH
kio.ooo.OOO, mnl tbe berne f* se -jnnt la sall ahem aa\
inio ni Du- lutter munnin, 0111,000SN fur Msteaan Mid
iiiifciuim metottee, nant tim wet tor pemeaal Im?<|im?i*
I'luf li.nulli,'II hitn uImi tlll.imo per uiinniii anti Id? um
ni n.e I nail? iu.iiiaia.il lim ui^ Ina life. Ile mul bl? aog
an- tlie i xi-i ut ii? nf id?- will. A.? Hie lab Ml. l\o? 1.44
?i?*' i.?? t?. h ? redtted ??ltd a wunu fHeaaahlp fur itnma
l'iuveiMity, it will lie (lii'iifc'bl ?rrj -ti.?ii?,?i tlml do baa
i '-, , hjaoeed tdut laatUal nu u? bia ??ni.
Mr. Hi neat Owen, ? non of Mr. llobext Dale