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coiiunu?: Fbmautj ? ima rwae 5lh,ead Othcolaasae.
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lo IdM?Crn Fnorsurr? Mnth Tane-IA column;
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Taut? *d oolnmn.
I? -.emroo. IV'otUf?.
Has P wi> |750 a Pay. for over Dine ycar-H, to
tts TV'ry'holders TBAVBIBM IBBI'BABCI OTA, Hart'or.l.
What At>\ ? RTHBBJ WABT.?They want the.
fspsriaviagTNBLAH i mi ras i latios simui* tiik mm n.o
l? lindapiilal ]r i curer, ?nd facts WiUilt) th? l'iov? ledge of
everr BBO who rares t? not?e the QfcBIB? tal of the ja-*
Vi? WBa tali? t' ?- differ**! panera, shew ouoVts.vrlv that
Till TtiIBi-.it h ? It. TllB Ti.liii ?>R ?1n*t? not i-realrte
?o reich In le rmrattaasase, but un Miirtaj l. X
ProeaiyB Tllsrht?, In ISe IratlUUt hotel? aud thro iciiont Ms
beat pon io- aif Hi sciiy at .1 Krotiklyn. *uioiiK?'.h?Unt ?I Cite
?tim, t h-u? Ik? faU BM '. ;.lat?an ..f ?' . ea- >r It III I city.
>""i Scares bt ?r.Ti?e:i t'.-.s pototSM the Ballee "Of iut?-r-?ti to
AdtrmukMa" i uti Speel&i Mettees of to?*rrew*S i mu nk.
Bsre M Me eMrial ir?xiitof tho Psatstaster of New.York to
t i PeoiDUUt? r i rai ia! of the amount of pooUgB p.i d. for Hie
flrst nueit'i ef Ike pru-r.: yesr, hy each r?'ier SSSBO& ?n Its
is Kul't el ti ?:.' i : fr??w I a- New York o'lht: to It? regular
?.ii... nut ra. BBdei IbeUw ret'n'rlnn pn iiaymect of posULjre :
Punnu* ?I annual
int.? ,ortv 'l?T
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Tam'Tis.7i?.-t::o Bl. Uti nu
li ruli,. VT.C.ll by.' '?i
T w. 42 >1? 8 s 9%
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Tiie stova Bgnri ?how that tub Taistiss drrnlBlsa mora
throurh ll'e l?*!ls i m The World BBS 1 BaVeBBBMaSat, Th*
?r a rs el the Kr< st new? emspSB ? s in ?nd mu of New.York
I" ty rlmw ? sue,l?r .' s-.t.'imrilon lu fa??r of Tun TltnuSK.
Ihr ciros In April bud wt r? pakUsbt ii ?t the time and wi.i
be ?.vru In Tur TaiBI SB's Bpectal Notke*ta-nierrow. They
eitii'dl the same i IsUvs prouoitlans now. out ethereapsfS
liavli.f- coliipliLIi. U of Hu? lU-iiai-i'iR " !fes I. the i mii,.ai:i st ro
tua* t* put rail theil fi.rliier pul.llcatio.i.
TERMS OF THE HUBCSB.
Patty Tribi-st, Mail Fnbscnber?. SiOperannnra.
Pvmi-W rpKt y 1 Rial M, Mail Suriscrihers, $.1 per au.
Walli x 'nui-.! BB, M sillSubscribers, 3"Jp?-r annum.
THE TBlaHIsWS MONTHLY CAI.ENDAK
fa? Icii/eflgwrr tasMSSOl ihr ?ny$ of the mouth:?the ?matt one.t
_ Wi? ita es of the year._
Bun. i Man. i Tue?, j Wed. i Thur. i FrL ? S?t
. . . 1 :n i ?Jt?' jw 4 i?7
f, n? I h ??s I 7 ?vi I 8 SM g SM I ]B SB 11 ?"H
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{y tu ?o su i ai ?s? 22 m5 ? &; 8? U M '?j ?*
2tl Vm ? 27 ?.'O I 28 tri i ??ti in ; 30 in I .t .?
ewYfljvff aric Paila drihnnt
FOUNDED BY HORACE QREELEY
TH?E8DAY, Br^TEMBEB 0, 1875.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
IHK KBWS Tins MOMNINQ.
Fonwinv.?(fiiilmnl's remains were still gnartletl
St M'mtrtal. - The Fremb workmen called on
snaniifiictirers tu exhibit at the (.Vite.mi.il Inhibi?
tion. - In Spam, (Jeu. tpBBBBaa eetSBUSBeel his
?BBseupuBTtsrsal Tufalla. ^^r-- Cardinal Mit'loskey
liai au andienet- wi'.li the l'ope at the Vailean.
Col. Duncan was received courteously by tbe King
Of Har:.i.ili.
Di?ur-Tic. -Tiie RepnBtieaa Convention at BUttV*
toga iiominutt d Kri-dcri- li W. rYeWBru for S( cretary
?( fti-.te; GeUu 1". A. Merritt for Treasurer; (ion.
Fpiniicr fur Coiir.iller; (!eo. F. Da'ifortb for Attor
ney-(!eiieral ; O. P. EL Cornell for EagiUSH ami
Surveyor; \V. T. Tinsley for Canal Coniiiii-sioiier,
and the I'ev. 15. I. Ive? for Filso-.i Insptct'tr. Tbe
CuuieutiouailopUiliiplatfiiriiiMtrongly f.ivoriughanl
money arti tau ii reform, and SBUMUUng M I iurian h\>
projinatioit? and ?i thud term. George VI illiam Curtis
tiie permanent Cliairmaii, A. B. Cor.n.11, tb"? tempo?
rary Cliaiim.-iti, anal K. I), alargan made apeeenen,
z?? The lJinnsylvar:n Ihmoerats organises] in
ftate C uivcn'ioii with Hendrick B. WligM oh
Chairman : no umninntions were made; in commit?
tee, Miitl-Mato Kit.g resolutions were adopted and un
aauaWaBB iseolnttou osaareel and ?etaited. =s At
tomey-(?cii? ia! 1'ratt secured .lillico fjHMMBBj F. Corn?
?t?: k lo assist in the canal prosecutions. ? The
OauS)BaBBoaitleu opened at Cincinnati with a rio
ceseion live unlo.s long. =-Tiie ii.uyland
aMBSunnaBMM met, lint made no BBSJBina*
tiona; tiny appolntsal a cominittee on lousii)
tation with other nfann orftaaizaiions. *=s=
??- The Wisciitistu luinoeruts adapted a hard
nemey pla't"! ", and iiainihiuled the tUTSOMt ?MBtS
?ftiiers. b= Um Mssoulr teiiijile la ft laen j nat
dedicated hy (.rani Master Thorne. T~"-~ JenST
sou Davis atltlr.-ssctl the Agricultural Society Bl
De Soto, Mo. - - lae Chicago exposition epi m d.
-._s (Jov. Ames of Mtositolnpi apiualed to the
l'resident for troops to inuiutain oidcr.
City and Si-ui'Iihan.?An evpioMou in h Mllriloi 1
nianuf.icl'iy i.i Newark desiioyed the building,
killed one BMU, and bully wound. 1 thirteen p< r
sous ; it is tUOUgUl OtUsfl were bin iii in lim ruins.
:-; The liavid Tlallbit Coiniiii.s.ioliers COB idcicl
plane of i-miMruct MB ; they will tejeel iiriuy of
tbem in a lump. . CeuLTOller Creen iirotcstetl
Bira.list expenditures ou the Boulevard, Kiugs
bridge-road, ami other f-treet improvements. ? ' ~
Charles li. Haswell to?tiiie?i BSSUtS tho Legisla
ti\e Cominiitee on Quarantine ami Kmi^ra
tion that azeeearre payments i.>r poor woik
weie uiutlo on lioli'.iian lslaud. :^-: ? The A.s
Sfiublv Coint.int.c oa Crime invc llgstesJ BOtOttOMl
failures to convict after arrest. : - Kobi-rt (iil
niore, a i.rgr > t BM bUMU, was BBOt dead by a l!r sd -
lyn BsHOMBBB while living to escape. -ttt= The
Committee in vest iga! kag Kings County Hospital
management p ported that most of ?he charge? of
cBUolty were not provwl. r?.-- The Aiiitric-in Insti
t:ite Fair win BBaBMaL fssann Tam dirtietessat Krie
have agreiil to resign if called BBSSs, ssssss Osl?,
11478. li."?1*, llD'A. Cold valueof the legal-tender
dollar at the i lo?.*-, HG'iu (?nits.
THE \Vi:at.!1.k.- The C'overnmeiit IBBOli pre lifts
clear or partly ?louJy and ?lightly wan.ier wealhtr.
-== lu tin? city yesttnlay the day WM deal and
warm ; then ?ui.i ; .-i, 1)7 , 7." , ?i;? .
Tbe confiiHiou usual, and it tat ins inevitable,
on the BBSBkJgej day* pf Bucb CAaiiiiitions, chiu
ucteiiK-d tilt* di?i/Liy at the Am? i ?tan Iii.stittito
Fair yoitenliy. Ban dbatt i?* BrtMBlB? of a line
exhib?! ion, ami all ead) iii' am/ A ;.?>..i ?<>
of American industry includes inu(!i that ia |
novel, itittrt.sfing, anil instructive, and ia largo
enough to cngago the visitor for many hours
of careful study. _
The Republican State Convention of Mary
banu did not nniount to nun1!. Its only
important action was the adopt io>( of resolu?
tions contemplating nn alliaiico with other and
somewhat iiicongiueiis element s of opposition
to the ticket put forth hy the Pomoerat?. A
contest in this case really wenig unnecessary
its will as hopeV"--*. The Mnrvlantl Democrat?)
have nominated a first-nut; ticket on a plat
totm which is in tin*, main straightforward and
sensible, and their success hy a large niajoiity
is ailinn as certain us anything in the future
can he.
The co'iTpb-tc Democraiic organization of the
North Carolina Constitutional Convention and
th?* r?faga] of Um Convention to adjourn ftan
die indicaU? that the work of amending UM
Constitution is to be undertaken. A much
?nsSCttnted matter wup brought up in the ordi?
nance piovidiui? for the Ti nova! of UM politi?
cal di-abilities of cx-Cov. Holden. The pa-s?
age of the proposed oidiuaiu e would he an act
of praco which the Democrats may wall afford
and which would he an earnest of theil deslio
for the reconciliation of panics whose relations
to e.icli other have beeu embittered by causes
now removed. ^
BaeoroVl Hackett gently admonished the
Grand Jury of the Court of General Sessions
yesterday for Icing dilatory in finding indict?
ments. This work of the Grand Jury is cer?
tainly n humane one now, for, pganliug indict?
ment, prisoners are crowded in the City Prison*
which has long been, from it? sanitary eoaV*
dititan, a powerful argument for brawdy tri ils.
The condition of the Raymond M reel Jail, in
Brooklyn, also presents greund for a Grand
Jury's consideration. Notwithstanding fannel
indictments as a nuisance, it is represented as
still filled with malarial gases, besides being
oveiciowded with orisom-rs.
The veteran Democrat of the time of James
K. r.ilk, who presided at the Erie Cmvciition
yc.-ter.lay, managed with great facility to blow
hot and cold wita the same breath, and suc?
ceeded in eliciting " lmid choeiin,,'" from the
hard-money nun and M tremendous applause"
from the inflationists. It is evident that the
advocates of rag-money ar? numerous and
active, and have high hopea of carrying tho
Convert ion with them ; but the other ving of
the party will make a blare fight to avert this
uniilt. In the matter of nominations the situ?
ation is complicated by th?. schetneg of factions.
Io-day the ticket tv ill be iiuincd and the plat?
form adopted.
Mr. Jefferson Davis, as an orator, seems lo
ha\o made ft pleasing yupression upon the
people ot Missouri, to whom ho has spoken
by invitation. The address delivered by bim
in De Soto yesterdty, of which nn abstract Ig
given in another column, is to be commended
for its fraternal and hopeful tone, as well as
for the good ta?te displayed in avoidance of
those topics which must liavo pranged most
forcihly, under the circumstances, upon the
grinds of both specker and audience; tv hilo
the reflections and suggestions iu regard to
the development of tilt* Mississippi Valley are
interesting as the ripe thoughts of one who
has Hvcn the subject Intelligent and careful
conoidct at ion. _
The Legislative Committee on Quarantine
and Kinigration Affairs yesterday continued
the investigation into the outlay of the Quar?
antine Commission on Dix and Hoffman Island.
Charles II. Haswell, who was the. engineer of
the Commlgarnn fot two years, testified that
one BOP tract was awarded without ndverti>i:ij?,
and ?t 10,000 waa paid f?ir work for
which $.l.V>00 would have been a large
pi ice, while the work Wal not so
Vieil done as it should hine been, and the
contractors, in the opinion of the witaess, did
not comply with the terms of the contract.
These blots on the record of the former Quar?
antine Commissioners are not likely to Ik*
ascribed to corruption, but it is ditlictilt to
avoid believing that there was not so zealous
and dfligeot an oversight of the intercuts of
the State, nor so strict a performance of duty
as the Commissioners were enan d upon to give.
Of the numerous communications addressed
to Tun Tniuu.sr conciiiing our national
linniict-s, none have bt i n BOperior in strong
good benje and simplii'ily to those of cx-Scc
?ctaiy McCulloch. They have justly attracted
widejprcad attention both at home and abroad.
Nothing eould be mor." timely reading titan
these letters at the present moment, when
thousands of men who have uevcr before con?
sidered Mich subjects an? about to record thtir
decision upon them at the polls, und thereby
permanently influence the credit and prosper?
ity of the whole coantiy. In order to give an
e.i'-y opportunity for placing these letters in
the hands of rotera, we Inane then to-day in
Um form of a Tbibchk Extra, No. 29. With
thcin is al.-o the letter of the lion. Hcveidy
.Johnson ou the Nation's Currency. The price
of titi* Extra is 10 cents, postpaid to any ad
tlii m, and a large diaeonnl is made on orders
for a coii*-iderablo number of eoples?
Controller Green has written a letter to the
Mayor making a vuy vigorous appeal to him,
as the Chief Executive of the eily, to do all in
bia power to check the headlong expenditure,
cf money in pnmntare and rotneccaeary street
improve:^? uti. The letter set-; forth the heavy
buitlcns that have been laid upon the city by
this sort of outlay, and denounces severely the
polity of Bpending millions upon magnificent
thoroughfares in sparsely gettied parts of the
city. The recent action of tho Alder HMO
in authorising work opon the Botjdevnrd
and KingsbrldgO Hoad, which it li estimated
v. ill Boat $1,000,000, seems to have worn out
the patience of Mi. Oreen entirely, and he
declares that he will not be auswciable for
the consequences of su. h ruinous felly. There
are few tax-payers in the city, except speen-*
lat?n in Wet! ?'?ide real estate and politicians
who wish t<i curry favor will* woikiugm.cn by
( feeding tin m at the public crib, who will not
sppgOTB the Controller's outs?ioken protest.
An assay hy Mrs. Rose Mary Craushaw, de
seribed in our English etsnrespnfjdi nee, led the
Blidafa Ar-soci itiou for the Advancement of
?m huco out of its usual paths and into the
considera*ion of the great household question
?the difliculty of piocming good servants.
Mrs. Canshiiw has been attempting?we re?
gret to say without success?au experiment in
employing gentlewomen iu domestic service.
The social obstacles to such a scheme are of
course greater in Knglaud than here, but the
circumstances uf failure do not iudieato that
success would be impossible even there. The
Association had another surprise in an ensay
on physical geography, which branched out
iu.o a strong support of evolution theories re?
M
speeling t1!? antiquity and origin of hrirnau
life. Lu these and other addresses, the lati?
tude of subject and treatment permitted at tbo
Bristol meeting msy possibly detract from its
dignity a? a srienliric gathering, while giving
its proceeding** a more popular interest.
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.
The worst enemies of tho Kepublicans of
New-York must admit that they karu some?
thing from misfortune. They have found out
why thoy were beaten last year, and they
turn short ormind to try a new course.
The rnrnpaigns of outrago and slander in the
South, the dragonnades ol' Sheridan and Mer?
rill, tho policy of tho Force bill, lil? BcanJ.ils
of tho civil service, tbo pi o valence of
vcnalily and avarico ia Government de?
partments?nil these wrongs, (itlier ex?
pressly or by clear implication, were
denounced yesterday Bl Saratoga with a vehe?
mence which will make the hair of a good
many hard-working poli li -ians stand straight
on end. Kven the Violent proceedings o? the
Caseys, Hesters, and other Feilend of?
ficial? of that Btamp, were pointedly cen?
sured in Ute resolut i( m demanding that
the local cn forcement of Ihr? national authority
should bo intrusted only to tho??.: who are in
sympathy with a kindly policy toward the
South. Three years ago tho Liberal I.epub
liians left the natty breaiiso they could not
prevail upon it to lake this very stand for
justice nttd generosity to the rcconslnn ted
States, honesty and economy ia admini-d-ation.
Three years iii-.o there wa1? no epitlrt too harsh
for Republican joni'ia'i ds pud ?pea1?' :.- to apply
to l?cpiihlicnns who called fur the " prompt
" investigation of nil ch.igea of wrong-doing,
" Bad summary ixposiirv, prosecution and par.
" ishinent of wrong-doers ;" and hore, is the
Republican CouTeutlon aoleuinly deuaanding
thoo very thing-, Saratoga ;. cstcrdai Wal
I loi.ice Greeh'.v s vindi.'.iiioti.
Tho Third Terni declaration Is (rank
and bold, coilrieotul to lien. Cr;?.'r, but
entirely unmistakable in it.? monning.
Tiie etirreney plank ia strong, and ira
presume no political oiguni/at'oii Will
ho found to dispute tin? declaration
respecting the eoaiinoa bcIiooIb; certainly no
pilly in this State which taltot the opposite
ground ran stand. Bat after pa sin.T BBl?ral
excellent resolutiona, t'i?> Convention proo eds.
t<? ttike back most ol' them by :i pupplctuciiiary
volo of thank? to tho Pi? idi nt foi doing
pretty nearly every thing which ho his mo-it
conspicuously foiled tr? do. They praise the
fiui'iici.il policy of an Administration which
has Inflated the cm em y by secretly iatnilng
reacrvt -. They praise th? i ?urn on-? execution oi
the laws by a Com -mm? nt which protects
thieves ami promotes burglaries, and by a
Preeideat who takes a pi ison.t on trial
out of the dock ard invites him
to the botklMB of his family. They
commend Oom. (?rant's "Jinn vindication of
"the national dignity1' by "correetiag Bbttars,
mpunishing offondcTS, and enforcing retrench
"incut," while Mr. Delano i.? still ia the Cab?
inet and Boat Shepherd is the President's
nearei.t adviser. Surely this preposterous tenth
resolution was not Written bj the haine band
whieli penned the first.
In regard to cattai matters the platform dis?
appoints thoa? who BBW here nu oc.a*i<m for
the Republican OooTentioa to th? a graceful,
Dublle-splrited and popular action by a cordial
approval ol' the Governor's reform. We have
orly a general commendation of "all offtcera,
" whetlker of the State or National Got eminent,"
in all cilbrtb for the correction of public aim? B,
and a demand tint t'io canal thieTca shall
be brought to ju.stice and UTLfaithful offict-is
?uapeaded?two branches of the reform which
it seems to us ure getting along pretty well as
it ia. A few words o? hottest praise for the
Governor, and n whole -heal ted promise to
rapport bim la his good woik, would have
brought the Convent ion out of this; canal
dilemma with (lying colors and helped the
chances of the Rcpuhlicnn paity. Bat it i? too
plain that the, party is in mortal fear ol' that
desperate old villain Tilden.
The platform tuen, while it avoids the mo^t
conspicuous blunder? of some recent Conven?
tions, is by uo Steans ?o good that it cannot
Ik? improved upon. And what of the ticket?
Of that we may say about the samo thing.
The nomination of Mr. toward ior Secretary
of State is beyond Criticism, Hil name
will give strength to the party, and if he is
elected horn st citizens of all shades of opinion
may feel well satisfied with tin? result. The
choice of Gen. Spinnet for Controller and of
Gen. Merritt for Treasurer is Ltkewtse ndmi
ntirable, A better man could hardly have
been selected for either place. Hut here
the Convention BBetttl to have i xhaiisted
Ita lirst-class mateiial, and in the rest of the
ticket we lind no one of that commanding in?
fluence and established reputation which the
crisis of the party requires. It may be doubted
whether such an unbalanced ticket, tuning it
08 a whole, will prove strong enough to lloat
the party over the shoals on which it is iii
danger of stranding.
THE MATTER IS MISSISSIPPI,
Of all the South? in States Mississippi ii to?
day tho nmst Unfortunate. South Carolina
was pltMLrate, bat when her sad plight became
known, public opinion drove the robbers
away, and the bead of the Rahm-Mo Slate is
once more lifted up. Alabama, Brit plundered,
was then-vilely slandered by l.er plunderers;
but th ?'.* bland? rs lol to inquines which j roved
the lilians ol' her vindication ; and Alabama
ia to-day loyal, peaceable, and entering upmi a
new and blight ear? cr. Louisiana was stripped
und chained by the Kellogg usurpation, but
bite now breathes more freely, and is hopi hil.
Virginia, Georgia, and North Carolina long
ago threw off tiie yoke placed on their necks
by the carpet-baggers, ami aro now orderly
and measurably prosperous. Hut in BBaSBJasjppi
the work of reform goes on so ??lowly that its
progr?s?, bj hardly perceptible. Ha?cality anti
ignorance have had a free ?wing there ever
since Adelbert Anns signed his own creden?
tials as a United Status Senator and began
to cany on the Government of tho State
for the benefll of him-elf und his fin nils. Ile
was a bad .-'?-natur, and is a worse Governor.
His lightest fault has been in.itleution to
business ; winking tit ofticial dishonesty has
been his constant habit ; so honest and fuir a
man as Congressman Lamar boldly lays tim
bindii-.heil at Vi'.ksburg at his door. His
creatures, however ignorant, however de?
based, till the bist offices in tho State, und ull
legal Batet? of the intelligent and pioperty
holdiiig people to oust them have proved
futile.
All tliis is deplorable and exasperating, but
it does not in any way justify, although it
may account for, such tembl? occur?
rences na that at Clinton a few days
ago. A white man brought on the nffiay, and
although the negroes first made battle on the
color Hue, the white*?more shame to then?
exceilad then in baib.irity. In ?:.i ? < c,
"S st r*
judging it purely on ita own merita, both
Whites and Blacks aro open to censure, and
the Whites, as it appears to ut, should bear
the heavier burden. Hut back of the whisky
at tiie barbecue, the hot temper of a j ou eg
white rnfllan, the quick prejudice of race, is tho
misrule?long, persistent, maddening? which baa
made such conflicts possible. These not? iv?
uuknowu in the State* of tho South in which
intelligence wields the arm of government. We
hear of no such massacres in Virginia und t
Kcmper, in Georgia under Smith, or even in
South Carolina under Chamberlain, because
these States are out of the hands of the men
who steal the very land from under the plow
of the planter and whoso petty oppression
lashes the people into despera? ion. (?ov. Ames
/as sown the wind and is reaping the Whirl?
wind. ___
WX ISMAN COMMISSION.
A letter from a special correspondent gives
this morning a clear summary of what the
Heil ('loud Investigating CoBnUUBuJou discov?
ered at the West, and B hint of what remain?
to be inquired into at Washington. The busi?
ness at the agencies v.as only half done. The
Committee was net perhaps actually sftaOM
with Beal] its siiiioiiiidiiig-i wiro all un?
favorable to* the discovery of truth ; it
heard only such witnesses BJ carno for?
ward of their own accord ; and natu?
rally, therefore, it only stirred the surface
of the gnat bog of corruption which it was
ostciisihl} sent to exitiniiie. Tin* frauds were
so restent, however, that they could not
escape notice, and as a result we have rapte
c.munna!.on of moat of the Mcharges ?lid In?
M ajntuttious of a Mr. Marsh," \tilii strom,' tea?
tiniony toward the truth of all the rest of
th in. I?? fact the Commi-ton ha i uncovered
so modi that we do not seo how it eau avoid
going dei pel and .dragging to light still bmco?
Tiie tanda in the parchaae of cattle for lu
staiice require a mach inore easeful inve.-tiga
tims. It Is already established thai the weights
wiro groesly oveistated, but it Is sospee-ted
that lhere were also enonin ?is frauds in the
n inila i ol' animals charged for, and the evi?
dence of th?-*e crimes, if tiny wete committed?
ought to be obtained in Washington from a
Ice n scrutin^ of the accounts on ide In the
Department. There Is a story of Boaler being
?t..id twice for the sarna lot ni' cattle, and
allowed to "compromise" when the cheat waa
discovered* and this ease also will lia ve to bo
investigated at Washington.
With regard to tin* connection of prominent
ollie ?als with the Indian Ringt it -wes not sp?
jiear that the Coiiimi.v-.ioii is likely to make
t.ny .-.t.titling discloaureSj But as it waa organ?
ized not to" make such disclo.-aiies, this io not
surprising. ______________^
8Ti 01 AT tluMK.
When the school season begins again tho
boys anti ?diIs who start out once more with
their books and li?tes lind themselves pro?
moted by the force of years. The sixth class
of but .vear becomes the filth of this, Ihe fifth
|g now the fourth, and so on, but the first
class, being pushed into space, ii shattered
ititi? fragments. The boys who ftniahed their
school course in July arc now beginning a new
series of college years or entering business,
luit the giris?lor ino.-t of ti.em, the end of
schooling is the end of systematic stedy. Un?
less vi ty favorably placid, the wit loira wal of
the asternal stimulus ir. likely to be followed
by the pressure of a multitude ?>r petty claims
on tillie ?u.d alteiuion, bet?re which bright
plans of reading and study give way Igno
luiuiously.
The ti ui h is, out schools me verv apt to
lose tight oi the formation of habits of study,
which once established v-.il! carry on the yo,iii;:
girl s gool distance by the momentum already
gained, and to aim lust-end at producing ear?
tain tangible results which eau be summed up
at the end ot the school year, tabulated and
measured by a nntneikal standard, s" that
when the girl has graduated we say with au
unsuspected irony that her education ia fin?
ished. Borne such state of things a*, this no
doubt suggested to certain ladies iu London, and
by (heir example tu others ia Boston, toestab*
li.sli what goes andet tiie name of i Society to
Encourage Btudies at llotue, mid that in
Huston has been in quiet operation fot about
twenty months, its purpose Is the rerysimple
und direct one of inducing girls to form the
habit of devoting some part ol' every day to
study of a systematic and thorough hind; ils
moth* of operation Is through the exercise of
an o\ei.dght by experienced and educated
ladies ovei the home work of younger ladies, and
this of coarse nundy by means of correspond?
em:-. Por example, if a giri of ?seventeen or over
desire, to Join the society, she gives her name
to tin Secretary, pays a small initiation fee to
inver expenses of postage, printing, etc., mid
receives in return a programme of ihe several
courses open, iu history, literature, art, seicuee,
Denian, and Preni ii; she selects the department
of bt tidy which she de ires lo pursue, and is
put in comm intention with the number of the
committee who has charge of the department.
Shi is expected to devele Miine portion of
every day or every week to can ful reading
and study, order and system being snbstaattai
elements in the plan, and ni least once a month
to report progress to her officer, who, in re?
turn, gives advice, snakes suggestions, and en?
courages or stimul?tes the student. Once a year
a meeting is held of such us can come to?
gether, and a general report Is made, with
gpedal essays .by students, and diplomas are
given.
The whole scheme fa* very simple, and np
parentiy wanting in those refinements of or?
ganisation which societies generally ?iib ci. li
is not Hilder the patronado of honorable or
reverend or judicial gentlemen. It does not
sick publicity, and we ore- half rclucf.-iit to
bring it forward Into notice] bul its little
light ?hines so honestly th.it it seems a pity
not to put it on a candi, stick. Wc think it fiti?
nbin s, in part, at least, a solution of the prob?
lem, What shall the girl do who has hit school ?
The impulso to study has not yet left her, but
it lacks tho direction width uu older friend
can often give, and the advantage of dit very
slight organisation is that each mendier of the
directing committee is ablo with comparative
ease to oversee the stady of u number of students.
We do not see, moreover, why the Society
should not be copied inde.'iuitely. There is
not a city in which there are not a half-d.i/i'n
adfttd and thoughtful women who would
gladly exercise this care over the reading and
study of such ?fills BS might come to them for
advice. So in this plan a place is found for
the women who am conscious of having
hoarded wisdom mid would willingly share it
with others, but hive no dfanMititioej to stand
on thepluif inn, or even to write in magazines
and journas It It refreshing to find work
going in this quietly in a direction which
tends to cultivate the graces of home life,
while it makes reading ami study more firm
i.nl tmduring? To pisa from the wrangling of
li ??' v. t d i.ouieu in public to this simple in
tercouras of the wise! and the young in the
privacy of correspondence, is like (stepping oat
of the uoi?y street into" green field*.
TERSOS AL.
Gen. MeChHan will return from europe with
.ile family soon.
Tennyson is to write some new ""-nea for
the acting version of lils d uiuii of " l|ui?*n Mai/."
The Rev. Dr. John Hall of this etty pi cached
In laSBSUSaj Canada, ou Sunday, to a Very Urge congrega?
tion.
I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold have left Lnn
I dun for a tour lu Itiis.sia, Persia, i*nd Turkey, intending to
..-ti.m asat Spring.
A pewter ana eat, formerly the property of
Gen. liurgnyne, and marked with hh. MUBBj i? uo v In
an .session of a fa.inly t QaBSOSOOrt, N. Y., wie re It lia?
' ecu for iicurly a ci atiuy. 11 whs rouud ueal the Uuttle
Ue.ii of - urn toga, In a hollow sun >,?.
Mr. Richard A. i'roetor will return to tim
l';i ed Stale? soon on another lecture tour. Ile will
nevill with a cutirse oi II lectures before Hi? Ixiwcll In
?titule,atJhmum.u.d ?nik'.i.o lur ?vest .?? Maa tTse>
eiaco, us far ?omli u ? Ne w-Ui leans, uud as lur uo.-tli ,s
l^uchec.
l'laster casts ol' Michael Angclo's sculpturcd
woiks bave lu i n lim- ed liv |fea It ?'? M OeVSSUMOUl ?nd
ntB be aeat te Ftaetisoo at tas bmsuscMI taoMvsL They
001 - st of ilic ^t.it e .of Muse? and BUSl end of Barlil 1 In
toe court li of H. n i'., tro M ViaeolL of t !?**t of toe cm hu
ta tea Minerva, t>l the Savior m Pt, Fasl'a V. iitaoat iuo
\< j.l, nu ' oi til ? / I 7? Hi el. i'cie; ' .
<v> i '?i S ictotia has guiided the royal jewels
Btta BBUattonal cue Mae? UM It cent ansssrsry ill shs
Tia IBM Bl a euc, oox Idled willi ke>? mad? to Tit lae
BOOH len..nig to th.. private aj BBrtSBtUM at Winds ?t (?i,
ti. lae box wa atUttkedte a aunaBLttwstaarrnd ef
.ti.?en was lied : i the brauch of a tri ? i/lng ta Iba wat? i.
Iii in.-t'.i a\ Ingofie. tin; watara of tin river tue hrasefe,
willi Hie g.r i.gii'ai iie.l, Ix. aine visllile. 1 he point) Be?
ll re last B gaag el Ibie.c.? bud ui.uiged to ?teal the
toy ui Jewels.
CrOB. Sherni in'g memoirs have been published
In Lol.don, BB t .;i a lOSg au I cohij liiiic?itit J re .li .\ I lie
a.? ?/. .../ nwkea ihMeonunent on Mom t "lu.-m,. ?; tai?
book we ni ty reaaarfc hy lau way. one oanu'it ht t be
forelMj atrnek with thedtB\*eacesef opeoch whl? b are
Bjraauslly iising up ?u the Halted States, andwalch na
yt'.lfn ?O oil lilllnl make tile Allic., -.'?Ii l..l.;:v a Separ
raietona-ue; is?*a* writing of thl* bool ha? a m redi line!
aeeeat tuan aaytblug ira ever heard sauken. Au .ti??r
notable cbiug brought out by lue sarrative tetbareallj
ie,?ni,i.e.-, mu |,ii.tv which Appears M nave distai
gllUbed flu i ".le ot (ivtag of the BTSJIag A mell'au tjin?
tu -is du.ai-- li.o war."
Gen. C. P. Dneliingham, who was on special
?buy at the w.ir Dcpartm al al tue thus (Jen. Mec.-i.nn
was reaioved fr.'in oommani of ibe Anny of the
Potonnc. hu.? nrlttea ? letter to The tTssaass It?mm
contradi' ting BlllUaiBllUl ran If lu the ae. ouut of tLat
trauMcthnielianbj the count oiPutta. 0?a.BaaMMgasM
says thal 'ii Hie ereaiag of Nov. o he was sent Mr hy iii?
Secretary of V?'.ir, wlioin he fmin l in coti?'ilt,tllou with
??in. ilaHcik. Tut: booretary gave Bim two esvelopee,
one ?! w ir.eii e, Qtained two uniera for Ucu. McCteilaa. one
u .li Um Vu I teat relieving htm from coisbisbu, ?u?i the
ot... r i..i,u i len. ii. Hot k orderuig dm to a town lu Boa
.le..,ey io ii port. Tue oilier envi lojic c.niLa.ii ti two lat>
i. is im t ; n. i:.ii n<ide, ou.< fioui tut- Prreitieut sasignutg
bim !'? lin- t ?nilli lud of tbe li; nr>, mid lUuola.r .?on: 1
(..ti. II. iln. k oi de: ?ni; billi M BUDtttit |<l,ll.?. 'li.tt BO? l'c
(.113 ipi ve a- his mason for removing tren. Modi li.tu mat
hu ;,.. 11 ? emitbU-a e iii io- military skill or lils patriot.
Ina. v.'iice presented ?nb hlsordera lies, iiuinitte
declined to ace ,.t the corniuanri onaooouBl of waar of
cuntid nie m omi it uud because of hiafrieadly relouons
wau t.tii. Mo i."ln!i. Ile yielded to aiguuieiila, BSV*
ev\ r, and Bceepti .1.
POLITICAL .SOTES.
Gov. Smith of Georgia is a candidate fcr re?
election, aiid will enter the held wiih a vc, streaky,
bul k Og,
Senator Dawes of ?tfaeaaehnaetti will speak
uta granel Bepubtieaa miss asestisg m iTiutinaaM sa
Oct. 9, tarree dare befen election, t? aster BeatneU win
eis'ji. ill < o.ii,ni.,i-, OB ."M'pt. 17.
Gov. Allen has recovered from bil fatigue
uud ia roaring foi aofi BBonej a? lustily ua aver, rae < In?
limul'.! foinmere.nl says '? lie Its ii-, vor- tile as hulsvlg
t?r..us, and us various as be Is volulile."
Senator IfoftOfl has returned to ludiunapoU?
OVllghU d v.iln Mm tittil.u 1 nutt iu thal bo I. ni a gr?ai su. -
OOM in Muiue. lie ree u u-rs MM Olio canipaigu to-mor?
row, and got-? to 1'ittot.uigli on ibe 'J-d Mat, to kBBhS lu
opening tua Feaneylvanla BetaMNasaa eaaeyalgB thura,
Ohio MefBBlMaas SOSkl be wise to ii? iii n a liLenil sul
.?lyfor everyday be ?tajsoutol tLeir Slate. BM l.nel
ot stat< sinai,emii eau do uo good tucie, aud lu,.y do union
bans.
Mr. A. II. Wilder of St. Raul, Minn., a large
I nd ii n contractor, i? address.uga scries of open Ictieis to
.dr. William Welsh of Pillia.leipida. There may be facts
M lacui '..'liicli Will help Mr. Wilder aud iu.alldute the
stat'mellis ol .Mr. Welsh, but it tie re BISBUy, tBCy are
?o co.end up by vulgar abtue of the MUM gisubsiiaB as
M be entirely Ineflbetusl. 'ino enbriaas rboaa the let?
ter? ea 1 li.oui ia tin ir auiiior. 'they a?e eiiliiely un
wortby of puiilie i.oticc
Ex-Gov. Tadbots withdrawal from the con
te.-t for Ooveraor M MaosaebaaotM haa not simpiiti'd
BMttcre s great deal, bums of tis Halo Jem ask tiitnk
ina wUadrasal Bill htip Mr. Ric?, athen Hat it wiu lu-ip
Dr. I "lin.; and otliT? that it will help neil lur lu.
liOrtng*a friends are Jululuut. ai.d are making loud uoimt?
that their candidate' M Odie Bl IBS UMBJBBtMB TL.ce n
110 doiiot lu.! Hi tt It. I. Ting has iui.it of the poll J( lins
InbMfavor, uud Iftaeyeaa control tue OanveuMoaLe
will he pretty in.ti) t> wiu. Tbe DroBOernta sad Ora.
Hillier aie iiopin; no moy. The risp.it htapaittOBOi
lue e publicas linly is aerontiy ntatytag that be ui.iy
aeL
The friend? of the great ex-Sen;?,tor Hail m
in Iowa an m iiouhie. Of 1 oui?? they nant toaiudluiu
hack M tbe acuate, ant he I.? ut present luiiuiling hi?
?llv.r longue e?U the stamp for tbo fuithribUee of that
nebta pnrpeae. bul tx-Oov. Kirkwood, tLe Bspabueaa
t?andkuus for Ooveraor, ha? his cyo on a.seat in the
Beusta ult.o. and if he cat ne? the r?tate Lie chances for
Ml-ppiiig up higher wi.l be a good ?V ul betutr Until Mr.
Harlan'?, llio Hilug 11 .. Uurlati ui.-u wi.sa to do U lo
elect 11 ttaMUtl 1 euu lanjrJateturs bySMIBS majority and
lal 1 \ OoT. Kukwooei 6.}ii(" 7(? iu v ith so ?LullI u one that
tie wiu be ecu.eui to stay in tin- Uovemor*? nu r. i'er
lapsthej chu do it, luit they Manda good deal better
chance m beeagMansh >>y Ugartstag,
STATE CANVASS.
"The latest dead isauo in Xcw-York poli
tl( ," is what iAr ?pnngJittJ Republican calls ei-.sp?aker
XeOulrs,
Mr. Thaddens C. Davis'? resignation has no'
BonssyeL it i ; ?? ?-ii thal ho should boanswee>teeec?uaa
evi ,1 in Hist nay.
Spi eking of the candidate", for Supremo
Judg'-?hi|> in O'lnutpugu County the ('Hat llera'd muk. s
tlicse? timely rtiuarlvs: "The pcoplo art? lutciLsei,-.sensi?
tive pul now aJ::>ut in'egiity lu oflieial position. In
selecting a Justice 01 th? Supreme Court they a 111 Lo
more ?trlct thi.n in arilaafy tlMQB AstiutuocrtttttSM
may be the misfortune BB0M thun the fiiult of Hie ol'Ject,
soiuetiiue?. lint Hint BUefattUBS extends ?.o far. lu tin?
preeesl state of the publie luiue, ti'at lis vp'tiiu cuiiiiol
hope to Li ?. h*etsu fe* Jultclal h nurs. Th'.* fact iu st
l?e recognised hi candidates and by ennventioaa. la-* na
have a ouadldate for Justice or ibe BSpreu?e Courl sbe
will mu m'-?l defense In paraoanl character or political
career, aad sbeee cap-oiiy fur the position raaaol i>e
a? ni. el. We do net rare bow bia Basse Bsafjr be epollcl.**
Those who are not ng. inst the Canal liing
lu .1 BO foi 1!. Ihr Aibi'.n'J t'.r?irett gives tie fotlowiag
advtes wbleh aoBM ef bMnesrnslgbbsra aal ht well take
to heart : " it is gemiany haltareal that the canal Btag,
wiihout regard M peUttss, will ihfs Pall sarny theaa e'.ve?
in un atriiuda of hostility to ti.e floTomei end ?..me
Bepubllcaa politb I nu ure of the spfassa that thata bbsmm
si. ion will Le of great assistance to u? lu tho cn ui ualga
We do nu*'leli.'ve .:s they do; If, iuoitliT io ohtuiu the
aetive SaeMtSUOe of I'm Canal BBuj we have got to niaise
nay nun. s-ums, 01 MrssaaM aUent Bar Mar of hurting
tholr feelings, wt are likely to lose two lionet Votes for
ares*BataMSMat MM ive gain. Vt'liatevcr the le.idetsof
tbt BepabihSBB party may tluiik of ??ov. 1 ild.-u's motives
??i l- tacerity, be bun placed them iu su h a position
Hutt thai 1 nu.1.1 ebenso hut to B?stala him hi ni- warfare
Bgatsst the King. Is saya past the Bepuniieaa pan baa
bei ti 1 onaidcritd lbs peu i> of isfoi m, ami it cann? t al ?rd
t.. lose thal reputation now. If it doe? it vi .11 not oat} be
ti??.'. al. I hut ra l.i/ asserve defeat."
TIBUC OPINION.
There is every reason to believe that the re
OBBI in suri cet o ti at are l.i iietirgia wa* got up bj d. sign
tug w lilli? meit, In the hope of Unding exeus? for a MSB*
?aero of the blacks. For ?mue reaosB the BohBBBS failed,
I.ni BjB uni; eng ?uy 1KJW Soeii li uiuj be rev tv od ?Ui 0000?
fiiiiy.?iTroy Times (Ut-p.)
'i'he Deiuoeratic party is not bj favor of hard
ninney 01 reiorln 1 iiln 1, and Hie lle.uooi.icy of (?mo, In?
diana, und llltnol?, an I ne iu,ii 11.Id Kentucky, Temies?
eis', ?nid .MUsniiri, would a? soon Hunk of OeU. 1' ??? ? ??? ??
ar Beary BIM u fur their oaadidate us m Bammy i'ii.1. u.
ir tue MBMersey wm lu the u'-xt I tiotisi .(.uti st. their
vlitoiyvv.il int'iiii tiitlt'ion. ?peeiilailoii Jolilieiy, iiluu
der, an I 1. ?"idiatlon - |i tin iiiiuit! Connue' hil I lud.)
If the Centennial is ha be successful, the
people must uuik* it so. lu Kin.-i.iiid und Kian c mid
Au?iri? the Oe>verBBMMM m ?y Bsaas aaskussfnl aalloaal
expositions, hut in th* I intcd ?State? ile people ulm.4
1 au make Hie ('?11i.1u1.1al Wb <t It ?timild be. If pi.bilu
seuUiuent will warrant a Ooveruuiem ap|i.'piiati..ii. it
may b* BMSBBBi as ?vidente tnat the peopM are pre
I tared to Biak? the ctcoaalon la? a-iaude*! of. .11 hi torr.?
Piiiiadelpbla Times (IutL>
JEFF. DAVIS IN MISSOURI
AriD^IT? TO TITK PARMSM AT I)?. 8?/TO.
C1.MlUtSSi IVIKKKST A*-D OUBSWUIS M.1MK'?Ti f?-A
rveos a?-hi mhi.ac,-: ?iim-'t--mh. oavis ik\
rffWjTrlf 1IISJ BSBTIf IIL fHIIISH ?IMP n.s< ui.Wr-n
-aliillVAJ, OF THK I X-l-.il II.KNT I*, ST. ISjVM,
int riar, intcu to ti.b matosa?,
Ft. Lot i?, Sept. 0. JlffclSBU l>avis to-day
sssalesssatat sppsamass Is Manee i stans natnasvm
the rapm ly of a pui'llc sjicaker, In ros-ajuse ti? ?a ,n.
Tit,iiiim m nt iiiui, a few vesfcasnan*, to sdewan in?' lair
of tiie J-iTera? ii County Afrit ulti.r ?I BWSB4**, at tlis
\ ill. ga "f De Mutti, 40 miles ?nuitb of f-t.
laiun. Mi. Davit amved at Ds ?-otn on Tio-aday
iii".!ilnx, li.i'liu until Ifiti-'l his ,.ji..t?,nuj.l :' .ii? hy Just
, 14tawan, it la saffpsSSS ft* Di? pu-pvee of avoiding ta
o. alii ni and tba ?'?*. -i ? ? i ?I- sii'l lU-tem (i. n.1
! comments ?lilil? a cu:it? li.at.yt i'ii;>nLar demon
BtialtaS would have km SBtSBSS to gsJtaBB la
-, i.iin gasrtnm At soon as his pressnes
whsmade 'in iwn n the towu, the Interest gai am BSBtf
sasaats fMisraL lae tafstllgYBes -sanad r**.??<iijr; , -g
ti..' ?i.ija-e, :?? and coun'ry f<< k SBSSS BSBtSBJ In'o
tho curiitlors of the hotel anil e-nr-rly gazed at ths
autuirraph sltniatiire of their visitor. Tho CuniuilHe?? of
K.?i?'Hun sstoeteS repastad ta tim botet, vaatafsnun
Mr. Davis, and escort.d bim to rho residence of ona o'
Ita) toadlas etttasnB, whose Client he ssasntasal wtateta
tin- eUlage. .? nlriK tin* ?l.?y he writ visit*!! t<v ti.?- prliid
nal tastanas at tne town ead bbbbi**, ant in ti.o gmsensj
wastaedsted? esemnsn, ta wtaHl he leapendad from a
balcony In a few a)?'>r-0|iriat?- rt maits.
Karly ibis in'iriiiii/{ tin* crowd tasjBB to ?????m'de la tlis
taWB. 'Irani? fruin the south ulong the line df the
linn Mi'iinlnln Riilmud and fi. a St l> ? s
iiiiii',-li? aslfSjatlena, si.d be.'oie noon I Li. lar?, hi
as-omi i i .?Ko of ji.s.j.lt? gssa lu ?oil'b-eiutt Mis-nu."? for
in.-?ny year* was convened. Mr. D ivlt wnt tondu U?.1 to
I ? l-'.tir L,rn.nuls, and at 11 o'iim-k wat BBTfaSBMt ti to
tho crowd, lu a tata! t.s-.ih, by Oat J. W. Fl?i<-uer,
a lo-ii BTspSBStaM polulfi.iu of some pioiaiiiouce,
who sail the a-SSMSBsn Ouuty Agrlciilt irai
H e'.It nail Invite 1 Mr. Davis to di-.i-.-r an
niiori ss ta tam thom bt cumbo of his ockn. v.!- ?'?? d
al?.iii) and la-i piin ral l.nowlt-d-(o of t!i<- subject B* ?estafe
tney were so de p j interesed. Ho feil suro lits til ,??
stUssas taste sssssaatssl would uke u-. i -? gtaaa
ure In recetviug tb.tn fu? ?j?e-?er did ia
on ????niIn ? to them tile IIou. Ji-tfi-iton limit.
Mi. Dits is b'?wed to the audit-ore, which rec-ned bim
?v ii ri it i -'ililli-: ; itions of rc?j>ecf, n:id SSSBBSSUSSSl MsaSV
drssa Nothing bat a frill re pint of his remarSB
could do J'lHtmo either to hit style, BBBMSS,
or the subject ui.itu-r of stoadistsa rine?? feewevts no
stated Ibiit be lud lons; known the l copie ?if NSBSSBSj
Instit ans sa a Bstgassusnesl which be bad known to
ycais ano, and that it wis I?; pos-lble fur bun
lot- ,e full uu,ranee to the fe? li in;.-, v. hi, h oiovedhiin
al tn.ii mo.i, at Ile v..i? ^: i-l io m et the ,no? l>, tostnait
befoic th tai on tata occasion. Ho jiald a grateful tiib-te
toll.? p?sasete el Ike country, sad then siiii'li .1 lo tba
just, aa follows: I have como, my fncn is. Bat taStaesnt
with you nar el taess tasad sjassstana whlsfe tuve a'i
tutetl the couutry, ami ?till may disturb tho m nils
of a certain ooitlou of t..o poopta? I bivi- 1..11.0 lo
yoi to rise to a Idgbsf pi tue, a'.d . ?hcifl still be thsSS in
wkoss heurts ssaU sand kana mid ali snetaaitaatasem
? li-tii.b tbel. tadglil uf. let 11? withdraw Lu.11 s tan, ?ni
j;.*?-? over to (boot tier ?lil?:. We arc Billiatt ia the tbtda
o.' Bfetssatf love; we raii confer tOp-ethi r at
to A'Lich win sesl soaSttee to th? mtmmfatUf
and p. itnaaent neil ira of enaad se and posterttr. Ds
at-i.c on io ?ay 'ant be .? -^ ... 1 i lu .,,?? evidences
o'. ;?! <j .:;i".ifv by ?sliicli bo wai surrt 1111 1 1.
and be coi i.ttn'ated 'tu-m. 0:1 tin* in.iiiir.-st.ii ona
of pew o 0 .J sentBSUascal ? k li Stssssg eve ywber?
shown in Hie i-taie. C ra ..?' buaru la bts ??nnjeet, tba
?ls-.isor' del sgrlenltnrs : it is tic great puisuU sf
our j>t?'.-.h?. A;iu ?lune wag toe first, an.l t
bold it tO bit tUO ' if. ? -I Ot 1 lljlutloll of
ii.in. U'litn the Lord uiu.'e t.'i ? b ?. 1 v ? at
and the ci.'h. an.l looked a; 011 ii.ern and ?saw tang arses
Koo.I, ,ii,il arlu u 1 e chu-., d i,. n to di teano1 upon the l.iinJ.
a fragrancegrateftil to hist sruss .ruin li?rel se tooks3
sronud? and io, ii.ti o whs 110 m 1 io till the ??r.ind.
Bo the I.iii of crest.0.1 was the ajfili i.lt.n .1
n n, ss the beat of ere. tion was v,?:. .m,
who waa to h-* a h? ?ton, cet for that
Stgriraltnrel saan. n..t let ns mt tass?t eaisslvesk wo
tarni ?ra, for that t.at beeu loy ?>., i?.,i.,. 1 wmu
I was not a su'dlrr; I say. Iel us t. ?t
v.unit oti-tilte? sinl ??..> that of era ait? of
no ne to us. It Is ita if li.? Intod would tay
to the toot, 1 hiive no BSOd of theo. Tee mechanic ii mt la,
c? tn.ui r.o.at ii ti.u liberal pratetBloBSaU go b.inl lu haul
to ?ild tbe fin mer lu li,o J r.'-rt -- of tit
work. It is true (hat from tue ?oil ci-...
even taeteasent tetMtweulta of the woslds-Jroni that
s?.ii l.t produced everyihluc. f Hay, whit li ..iiila to tal ????
soluta wealth ttf Ho- Werta, but the m-eh.-i" i.tl ni?
gr-s.il/taeii as tne raine ?wl Ina raw material watta Is
, rod.itfd fi- ,11 the toil. Melvli.iLitt ? vc'.t iiiti'j li.e>
products of one country und B Bot tar, snd
by t. .1 aid of favontiK tasrfcetS s; ii further
tosteees ins talus of these Ulinga wi.iiii our esantt**
jroduess? and thus it Isthat tin- mocaaBicBl uiih and
coiuuieifO come in u'l to he fsnncta, siitle?cu the lav.
yer u..t Uto doctor, t^Lt ;n weueterdi sire h?sse, Tbe ths -
tor himself it nu 1 ?m. v, Li wi ii i, io hi Iji the fsrim rill
th?- hollis 0.'sit . ness. All til? ?c I'm 1, s ure i..uiiiiiiit'.irv,
and still stn took ap to Beaven and we look dowa lo Ins
earth ln.it oui Cr.Hoir 11 id?-nul we bliss bim for Umiss
Hilliers v. ith which iie has sodowed va and gratefully
reoogBis ? the Sappi nondtlloa la which wt live.
1 mil.??!? on lu ins atliirt-bt Sir. leivis-tle lar?-d ti.at,
wnat?*\er ?iltiht Is- tie in.iel. iSjslloas of jioilti .uio?,
waatever the varws of poUey and iestgns of stat??
cr.at munt asave to eonsuauuats lu re ,. i
to tho futuio, the paopis of the -neat
Mi*"tis.lj?pi Viiley sm one -iud inaet al-vsys runialu one
j.i..j?.e m iiiitie-t iu doslla/i -?'"i lu sss Tai tonst and
11ntic1T.il ptagruns? No n b, ni ssstrss of
pulley, 110 SSSP di ?i?i 1- of ami it " is
au 11, could ever dojsevi-r thom; la itll (he
fuliiro tuey iri'-'.il Stand together, 'ihe jin al n\ir
tiouiid th? 11 to^. t.iei by ti s stronger ti a an^ tint imi!.
tii s could coi in vent, and from li ?? si Bree to tie laosttU
Itar^teopss ?nu dwell la the vail ?> -aesl he anio i.
Mi Davit's rein -rks were reerUcd with much ?ulisfao
liun by men of al! pallis. During His ttrsl
half hour of bit speech nut a wold was
uttered to which the most Intense Radical
pattlSBB cuilhl ohjeet to, and thiouxhoilt MSBg IM liol?
lhesli?iDtt'?t uliiii-iuu mude lo ti.o jin Min st past |>olitie.it
llatua ol the country. Mr. Ila v ta closed ula ml.io-i at
tuilows:
"Ami now, my friend?, as I have wearied mvself, if I
brue liol amo o\tll..\eil ti lil J..iii nee. aUvB I, ? I ?
coin iiiiie by 11 pussies f"0 aeatttell nlsa tti.it
ali J ??ui da>s may ta dajS of happiiit-t-. taBI nil pear
pa gaBtajr BO taSSSmt peace, that y mr lu, ?ire 1u.11 lie
ei'.ii to ino graad eetsloptucat oi srhleS 1 bciitvo
>our eonntr* eepsdue, and though with ssaair
ye iis uti. o ii,-, head, au?! tr.a.a ??,i li limn
n ?h?jillet tiie uia'.u ni? o roy lifo, I saaLwt
hojH) i.? see It ciii-i.iiD'ii ittil, I siisll dis
ji..Oin?; f?ii you, men and wooton aud ciuldn .1, eviry
: ." .; of willi .1 you are v.uithy amil every good won 11 our
Kit mai Kal lier may bestow."
In each of the several coiumuultit'i which have sought
to at cure the au-Bianca of Mr. DeV?S? gtWst ama
i ,1? seen ??>?? ?? to divest tiie swvsnseai barn mi pobtt*
cal atanintaaaai lu Jettt-rson (toaaty, tor ssssnfln ti..*.
meal p.uuilnent t>?r-tiiis comic ted w11 u the liiiii.ui.u
?u'l the visit uro Ki publicans, tue D. iMsrata terupu*
lOIISl} :l\ o lilli?; .nil .ill.(iii.e Brilles II... .il lut SOUSItlied
totopartisan 1 athnstases. Noten yitnoliiisTii'hnniisiiiBt-il
ti.1 li s im 1 . bui it m uiiiit stool UuM ii 1. Davis
desires no other kin 1 of traatan-Wt. His ap?
ina ince In publie in Iflteonrl is n-oeivtd sad eau -
uieiiitd 011 iu ?mil.ni avon sonnelvabto manner, it it
?oily farr to sar, bowerer, ti.at litue orno bH erne -. ??
o 1. an 1 nour aisptayed. He is tooSed u, ?an ?...,., it? a
biato.ii'ai ia lebrlt* ana a pontt? bmu?
WASHINGTON.
00V. AMK.S A>KS Kf>R TBO?P8.
a 8-yu 1.11 Tim O?UrroM Hssnaonn*
WafjirMOTOV, Sect $.?The fjaUonrhtg tel?
rs-ram was ree, ived b1 tue Rn sutres Mea tai tait sei u
ii K, BUd v. a-lulim thai? 1> totWBfttod t lil.' Prt-eid.-ul, at
Iaiiii?' 1 rauch, by Mr. I.iicl.cy, his pt 11 als SSeseSal/l
j ?. HUN. gil a , i?. 11. >*, 1-7.?."?.-.io p. m.
To Prtaiiemt, V. r-. Ubast, iko/imij'iui. /' t.
Dm .'Sie Moi. io prevails in rattan?, jiart.? of thu,
Rtaie, la.toiid tbe power el lbs state eatiuirttke i< r
proas, lue lasgltda ara oanitol be -ob*coed lu tiuietSo
lue? t li.o 1:11 ii-i ey. 1 tneiiloie, in i.t enluto e >a ir.'i
.*-. t., m 4, Aile iel, of Ho rtni-ui.it.on oi lue Uttilad
Malts, who b I'.ni .oes tii.tt the I mi d Stall ?li. II ga u
unite lo 1 *?! r\ oiite in tint li n a n ipub k .11 loii'iuf
govern mt ut, and shall prou ? ? eeeh of Ustss sgataal lava
stoSL at.d on appllealioa ot tbtt LegialaturB ur
11 tLa Km native wn u IBs la-gtelatarc connot St 1 u
\e:tel, niriilii-t douie.Nlli* vioh lo 1, m.tae this m> B|?pl ?? -
lion fur Mich ant fmiii the federal lion n.ii.eiit no m ,y
be Beecs n> lorcsioro psaee to taoBtata snd tofi 1 ? t
S?ttatBSi Aiu.iiil.ur Aui-s, te. . .:. .
AWASM VFOM MBXICAn ( l.AIMS
su.- k.I)WaI(I) iiiiumun's um IStOXS in SKt 1 > t askh,
Wasiiimitov, Sept. H.?The followiii.i? addi
tl- nal ilecisioos have b eu Bille bj sir K?. ...,i,l Thoinuui,
the I'm pi IS to t ht I'mttU btaUtt and Al? lu.in I t
iViuuiMslon:
.No. UM -Heorjfe I,, angnassaws aoln*t M? xleo. Tis
ria in .lit built a 1.mi..?id finio li.? ? ,,y ol Maltas IO
Taiuaajra. and waa Inuwrapied >>y Ita Miramva ucv? n
mew hi is>* '?. i.i? i ?lUy.??; uyw?-t?u?iii uu mrntX
ainifl00Jl)U0daiaaMSi>*arwnr<tl b a novel paid li. or
?it '? .-? ; .?ii i uy *. Small Ii.ki loll of 11. Cialiu all. tntd
B li ,i.,cii- ;.
?'?. ISS.?The schooner Ada. Smith ? ilamiu claim
am?, '?saui-i M. ? ico. in-i.ii--' d.
Mo, iBft.'-NiebolM H. hchni liter SgnSBSt Metlto, for
albttd n b'xM.v mu? ?U stnu ?i.m of prvpt'ttl by Iroeps
and h> biiihlii.tc a ton in etanunut's gataVn. aw.jo,
.* '?^i n. ?,; nil, vita messest at ?u pet ssai truiujuu i
lst.,1.
Nu. Ifi9 -Charles Delina? SfBtBSl Mexico, for (.ei/.nrs
of rt'iiir ii'cl a fun' ti toan. Intisissrd. loo Uoverumoul
nui beliu held laspoBtsato.
.N,. 171. -A. K J. Aiiiny agalnsi Mexico, for ivhuery
by ttiltl.eit. 1>I tiiiii-ni tt.
f>o. 17?. Itally W'oiQ and son ?k? uit Mexico. Dat
ndnssd.
No i*s.i. fas ?mira of Nu M maa aaslaal >!? tate-, f r
Bratasal of tie Mel can How rum nt io sell a cvi tain
lol ol tub 1 ? 11 lilli-..ile I to Mc\li ?. Awaiti of tt?-.,t'.il Nil
In? .ii lo ia?'..- of 'h' u M van, wiiU inUiaat lioBt
Aaj- !,!???