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l'un kKiiiMi Hin-?('.?iK-ert. In.li.li (li?es.
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son.
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It-mi t um tith V.uir I ii i iiinmn.
L?crroai inn Mun*?..- 3d _-.?7.-?th eo_na_B,
Lion Not ' ? ?? vtli luir i li rolnmn
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M A li ni A?, i -. AM' l>l Mil-? "A l'an atti . ''li uni
Mi-.-.i i iNi. it - mi linjr ?id eoluiaa ; tih Togo "A,
lili, "ttii. mul ?nil eohtmna
Mi ?i ai in.ri?i HOSTS ... Page- Ott i"'.iimn.
Ni? i*i r.t.ii ?Hutu nu, Paot ?d, 3d ind Itfeeotaaaa.
riioi?i?ti? -At pope Bdeotumn.
,i vi . i ? i ? i on ?-??i r -( "t ni i x?A'l Pan M mid Hil
?-tiuii'i',- i v ii iM.i it?/ ; ? mi
fill?.? li? Ali ?ion?i,!? Vnir ..Iii (?iIiiioii.
BAVIBOI RAKKI ".IA In;. ?.,! .?iii.mu
hut trioss Wamiii- M ?i i- hi I mir tilt an?! .''iii
rttlnini'-i i. iail? ?ii I'.iir Mli ?ni tiiii ?(i.iiiiiii i.
i-ii.ii?! Bl Hil*? : IA Vaur?tith column.
BrA?onan i ??/ Peat ?deolumn.
h'Kiuituii? am? Km ?.?vi? tilA I'att-'lh find (illi
??'.iiiijiii..
hu? .?.i.?.n i?-. Biron lalea?3deotaoooo.
11 ?? m i y?t . nii.n
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1.n-.W iti.jt?-.1 coliUi.ii i OOtTttTBT?3d I a tit I- nil 11 1
?Hull.
1?, Mu ?m It Mat Ci.-ii i.N- :*.?_ Pope?Si oViiititi.
Duoincco Xolufs.
Co TO ??l MMi.lV> I "li TOD! CaXDIRB.?
Prtrtx lill
ti i .erf ,. *1 lu 41?) to .uni -I . .S V.
l.u'i.i-'! Accident 1\-;i;\n<t. Compact in
Ik? w . i?i , ..f ti h I'.'i't, Conn.
Dm lliiiiiinii'll's I'i I -In-ill ii l'i.'i;.;!i ]>i?>?...
riis Rtii.ilt I lisie *' A. II. li * mi rai . iii'.].. 4|n i.iiiiiii ?i.
I *aii y Tbibobb, Mini Baboenbero, (10pet ?munn.
W vi m T Tiiiiii nf.JiI m _uliecri_. ra, ft_ .
WrFKi.v I i:ih! NB, Mail Knbei ribera, R2ot r minimi.
'1 erins, oaoa it? Miranee,
A?dnoa. i na Tbibubb, Netr-T-tk.
rrrton* tu able lo obtain TlIK ililli! IXI M 0B|
rtaiH?, burl*, di ho'tU ?t< which ii in HMOfll wM, <'?'' e"ii
ttr u furor by tn.iitvniihu this otJUe of Hie orceowteaeM.
BBAKCH 0FFICB9 OF THF. TRIBUNS.
Kau %obm -?". 1,238 Braadwar, eeraer Thirty
lit-t .t.; No. ::l)^ Weal Twenty-third-at^ roruei
Eighth-avc: No. 7(?n I im.I-m-., oorner Forty
K'iei,ili-.i : .No. 2.380 Koiinb-nve. (Hnrlon_.l
PHILAUBI PBIA?No, 1 12 >?<?uti? Sixtii-st.
H l-l II MT" V ? No. 1 iii ?? l"-?t,
l-oMt'ts Ni?, si Klee! st.. B, ('.
1'Mit- No. ia Roe deb Paix.
Atl\ i-rti-i'-iii'iits anti siiliMii ij?: ions ure reeeivee] at
pulilisli.-i N raleo, owl tingle i opiea <>f iiik Tbibi m
may ?Kt.i robe obtained at al] um abatro t___eo_.
JTetD^-OTk ?nily ?ribamc,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
i
Tliri.Sl.AY. DECEMBER IG, 1S75.
7 li L RR ? S 7111.1 JJ ORR ISO.
F(?UM(?v-Tlie Arclibish ip of ColofBO l?*fl thal
cii>. II waa reported that aLLeoa S.ijt, tin
1 'r < u?.-li .Miiiistol o? hiiiaiKi-, had li piirt"?-. rr r.
lho i:r?ti_.li dolaatee. t!io atalaya -? Sim?
.*-,..i'iiHii ti . ipo arrivoil m Il.iv.ina.-= The
e'i ??nun 1.' \iii. riiiiic wa.- 8iii?i??i?i.'?l to han Leen si en
off C'iipi* SI. Vi tu out.
D ?Mi: .Mi'.?Iii COU) ?nl.-y, til? House
Pi?.-!? ! ;.ii in? --nbsiily rcN-'lutimi I?) 229 Teas te 31
N.i.vf?. ?tul ?m .iiiti-iliinl t? rm i. tilni imi bjf 232 Teat
la l8 Maya j tin ib? Utioaof political dioabilitiei irai
made n mrrtol ooder for friday; Beootor Ifortoi
naked lore peel el oeauaittee lo laTootigate Mil -
sijijii olct ti?"i frnii'l-. lim Militiiry Court ol
liKjinr.v was ili??_iilv<?il at (Jen. Babeoek'a reQtu -i.
_______ Jli.-?li(?]i HroMii (?f I omi du Lac, \\ i- , was 8 __.
aocratotl at Troy, N. Y. s Tiio m ,\ ehareh ?f tin*
Obi Sitii?i CiuiL'Tf-if.itii.ii in Boa ton onm dedicated.
Boaatei ?Jilinstoii of Virginia waa iiiiinailiioliil bj
ti??* Dooks mu. l? lUathraeaat bo. i i Depntj
Collei tee 1!:!' ?.u. ?ouml ga__|y iu tL?? *.vL;oky tii.i'
ut laduutayoUa
(in- ask Si nt'nBA\.?Thurlow Weed c_j?]_i:."("
tibtAMaeoaaeetioa with an attempt?, d con protnim*
ot til? HiiiR stut_ had ban ?w|f"|* I. _____ The
loane of tin? Union Ferry Company v?;-.. doelaiedtn
bo invultil.-The _aarde_ed w.'man in Ead
Bow Toril iva? idoatiled; her napooed ntuderei
oran arii .t?t!. I SS MioOOOti J's? ?ti?. Railway stoek
lif>l(h>r?i ?are tning to (!i-;>l.ic- Hie 1 i ; .-??.
'lb?. A-v.ciiilily ( o ?unit to? iu\. itigsted llu* i ms s I I
crime, s- Allot her i (.m i m ii? nil li* t?t save Dolaa
?NOO BBOBBti-O-. - - (.i?!'l. 11?*%, HiSs His.
Odd value of the le^iJ-toiiilcr tloli.ir at ll:o elooe,
l-7*io <** uti.
Tiik Wr.AiiinR.? Tho QaranHBSBl report predict!
wnrinnr ami p-ir'lr cloudy VOataer. - - In thi_
amy yartoriay the day a*ao c?o.ir, bra?.inir, ?ttd eold :
tlifinnuiiieiti, BSP 90?, A2>.
There i? gaad ro.-Kon i?? ?-i?-<1 ;t the report
tiiiit M. I_c>n Say, tin? Ficuch MinlatOT >??
Kitiaiir.t. han rcHipii'-d. Balof ?i rineera Ra>
piiitlicin, h? would naturally drain to with?
draw flinn the company ot the other Mun .
tOTO, win, hnvo been so riga illy dcfi;at.-(I Bl
candidat? _ for the acuito.
Tin? let-.(? to llio Union Fi nv CoHipaaj i
gasen qaeatioa, imJ thara anpaan a proved
that it m i> be brakes no, Whalerei may be
the ic-.ii!:. i! i*? in?: likt?y ihat any bettet
loaoee mrfll be -bead. The f?-iiich o_ the Union
Company hive hen Well iii.ui.iK' ?I. au I theil
lontia.t in titi| ri?Hpi-<*t with the oilier feme..
batanen tin* dry aud Brooklyn ihowi them te
?ii at ndv.iiitaKe.
-?
Only eighten BapnhUenn cane iQnanlyonl
Hi favor of a llilld ti-nn (ni the It -t \(?Ie \t
teriay in tin Bean, li was norteen ? Mr.
Blaine to ??void rating on the .ui>ji?t, but we
doubt it it wau win.'. ?Sen. Gi.int will not
thank him for the (onrfc.y, and the country
will not think him lor tiki fuilne to vote.
Ile will rtiton have plenty "' ehii'ice.-?, howi*\er,
to redeem that little -dip.
At tiio Tenha the Banana] erent^l hanging
thron gt f>ur m?*u at once i. exjMetod lo-in?>i
n?w. 'i h? re i- some d.uilt npnand M to the
?Irenf?tli of the Kallo*. ?, .-.Inch ii?, m?,?-. b.
fire lHHiii tested by haiife-intf more than HrOBl
a time. A breukdoNtu ol tin- machinery on
aurb occaeiono is peculiarly dkgnatinjr. Let
tia hope that what is to be d,ii? will uf lent
bo au dec? tit aa pnrihll an.l with tam -?
tor?.
With tin? identification of the yoo__g venn
murdered at Kaat New-Yoik and the air? .1 of
her cousin an the murderer, many fa?u have
bemm brought to liKht whi? h lend additional
horror to the event. From the little thai io at
?present known, It wmi.s prohfihle thal the coan
will roHt upon firrum-tiintial evidence, and
pi-rlinji?, an vi the other n*cent muni?**, trial's
it|Min tlt-o .kill of Um p iii?-, in bllflgilf %Bi
tfotlier BBAMP (?ct.uh? d occurrences.
GlBBfttf confidence in the safety of L'Am??
rique Is inspired lo |)i?< fn< t that the tunnel of
th.it . tennicr seen ME 0b|M St. Vincent, an well
M th.it of the other which lind her in tow,
lw?th c uti spoin! in ???lor with those of the
Kn*ncli line. If is. how? ver, :i? ____eO*__Bg-Bg
ciicum-tanco thut 19 dayl Inn?* elapsed since
the vessel, wer?' sighted within one day's -?.iii
of Cud_J_, where it is iea*oi)iih',?> to MipDOSe
tiny would hu,?: i ?ill. in, h.id they 'nun so fur
out of their rej-iilar BOmM M i-? nppOSOd.
Kestorinfr the old BBBM of Dohh's Ferry to
tin* village on the HodsOfl lately chii-(?-lilli
" Oreenl-iirjjli," is ni, net for which people of
t;i-t?* will thank tlie l'ostma-tei-l.cin ral.
The names ?riven hy tlio tally settlers
have associations in son-; ?it!?l story
(hut nie well worth pre-erviiur. J'hc. new
name- hive rarely ni;, thin-,' distinct i yo nhout
them, mid for the mo-t part arc net more than
one remove shore silliness. '* QreenburghM
is ?i lair sample of the cla-s.
The suspensi?n of the I'ptown Savings
Bant has been Imeed to an enhenlemeat. ?
series of forgeries perpetrated on the Third
Am ni?!- Savings Hank is now fotin?! to nccoiint
for some ol its li? ?ivy lo?es. In bulli cases
the 1110:1? 3 was abstneted in seYeral .maller
sums. It ?ecnis probable thai sharp cal?* ('Xi r
('-?1 hy l!n- hank ullin 1.-, might lim- Stopped
the proeeM before the losare reached their
present si*,-.?*. Investigations to determine
whether offleen and tmstees <li?l their whole
duty in these haul.s will be in order: it the
money waa lost through their neglect? they
should he made responsible.
Tin* Dowe rots on subsidies : ?? .1 cheering
sign. OOB_ing so shortly on tiie heels of Mi.
Kcir'.i ( h'tion, it may faith he construed BS
.1 renewed pledge of tin* majority againsi
rBilrood and steamship jobs of ali sorts, the
Southon I Vieille'-, the Pacific Mail's, Post
iiia-ici-i.? neral Jewill'.-, or a:i> other. The
Sis ikci will he lally warranted in accepting
this a- I'n* deliberate judgmenl of ti'? House,
aid constituting bia Conimitteea in accordance
with it. We han- expected a good ?hal of
?iii-i bli 1 from tiii- I?.?'i-", and han* not been
too hopeful ol good. Bul he would be a hard
man to suit, no utattet what his party predi?
lections, who should not he pleased with the
tWO mOSl OOnspicUOttI acts, thus hu. of the
-r?ion.
President-making and maneuvering for posi?
tion in tho national campaign have already
begun in Congress. The Republicana tried to
get the Democrats ititi) a l;il-i- position on the
return tu specie payments?, and partly suc?
ceeded. Mt. Morton ha- submitted an elabo?
rate lories of ii-olrtion- designed lo ti.-t
the extent to which Southern rebels
bow Li Congress have been reconstructed. Re
,i1-d proposes a Benatorial Investigation of du
election in Mi- issippi, and, M In would he
tin* Chairman of the Committee, we ?ill knou
what a dreadful b1 ite of aflhin he would
speedil] discover, The Democrats in the lion-?
have Im??ii Republicans on tin* record againsi
I.? third temi. Wut they have no1 i;iii,..!i!
Mi. r?i lim*. Altogether it is a game ol
maneuvering in which both sides s ?io at iii-*
a little awkward.
-?
Gen. Babeoek has don?* a sensible thing in
asking foi the dissolution of tlie ( oiiit ol In?
quiry. It must he eonfeesed that appearances
ha.?' been from the outset much againsi him.
I'lie i-idictnii'iit is in itselt presumptive
proof of tlie existence <?! evidence which
the Qrand Juron thought important. The
telegrams themselves, the ?declarations <?f Hen
!ei-iiii. Dyer and others, all point to a
itrong belief m his gnflt. Lut, on the
other hand, justice requires the public to
note that, tim- far, Gen. Babcoch
has done everything which an Innocenl
?lian could, under the circumstances, be ex?
pected to do. Tli** moment his name was im
liiicitcd he telegraphed a requi >t to lu* ex?
amined. When some delaj seemed inevitable,
lie made a request for an ?immediate Court
of Inquiry. Now that his ease Is sure
'fa thorough ami immediate investigation by
the civil tribunate, he asks thal tin Coori of
Inquiry 1? dissolved, All this i- whal an inno?
cenl man, smarting undi t a sense of injustice,
would ho apt to do, nini chally entitles
ihe General to a considerate and candid hen?
ni:. It i-, well loi him, however, .uni for the
President also, that tin- ('out of fnquir) ? to
i>e put out of the way. It was mit a sati-fuc
tory tribunal, mid it placed the Presi?
dent, v ho appointed it and would have to re?
vi ? its findings, ia h peculiarly embarrass?
ing position toward his confidential sec
pel iiv, whom it was to try. We do
not betters thai tue officers of t!.i- Coori
would have engaged in any white?
washing) nor do ?ve believfl that tlie President
would have wished or permitted it. lint it is
rastty better for nil of them that the civil
tribunal! aie to dispose of tho eaae in the
legitimate and orderly way.
THE IA 'lu' min- BEOissisa.
'l'lie show made hy the Democrats In Con*
.?f * on tin- (ill of Slates on J need a J was
not ie.is.sinin^. if we except Mi. Randall**
-uii-iiiie proposal of ?m amendment to the Con?
stitution prolonging the President'i term, and
making bim ineligible for reelection, ami Mi.
Ely's resolution <?t inquiry into tin* shelving of
?QnsrtciTmastfir (3nuirai Mcij-s, the part] ol the
iii'ijiiiity offered ver] little which promises well
foi the futaie. The attempt! to interfere with
the Whisky .nits were ill Judged, lids i*-? no1
the timo io inquire Into the removal of Gen.
Henderson,na Indeed ii it likely that na in?
quiry hy the Howe of Representative woold
bring to light any facts tutli which the puhlk
is not illicitly familiar. This is certainly no
ii. ii* cither to Call uii'Ui the Secn-tary of th?
I'na-uiy for the papen connected with the
Ring prosecutions in st. Louis, Chicago, anti
liilwankeoi when the trials are over it will
he propel for the House of Kci'-cscntativi - to
demand the production of papen ii it see tit;
bal at present Mr. L.mdaliV resolution can
only emli.iiIBM the prOOOOUtion and giri aal
and < omfOri to the thiCYI >.
lu tlie maher of finance the intlntion wine
<?f th? patty seOBM to have leal ned BOthing
from ?1? feat. On the vary lii.-t hu-int-s day of
'?i .*c?ion no fewer than tin: Dciiioci.it -,
Messrs. Bouthard of Ohio, Jones of Kentucky,
Bright of Tenneeaee, Landen and Hohn,m ol
Indiana, totrodaeed hills te repeal Um lie-uinp
turn net. Mr. ?sparks of Illinois mid Mr. Lut?
trell of California offend bills to authorise the
payment of dutica in currency. And what fol?
lowed yesterday, upon the iutiodm lion of Mr.
Hale'-* h.ird-inor.ey re*olution, our Wash in ?A. on
disputelir* doserih? at l.-mri h 'the declarations
J against suUidiea and a third term uonnt for
little in palliation of Mundi m like these, and
we shall not Ik? ?iiiprised if th? prodiction of
roany shrewd politicians turn out true,?and
this raw Demo? ratio House lind its* If at the
mer? y of nu experienced minority.
HO VAL Al A mu AC W8,
The ?marriages of kini-pi and (neena and
their progeny have he? omo of late much less
important affcirs than they won* formerly.
The torch of lhiinn l??njj: BgB lost its pOWOT
of ii_;hiiii_r or extinguishing the fiaasea of w?ir.
To th? practical sens?* of a Bismarch ? few
millions in hand pani an* of much mon* w. [gbl
in a treat} of peace thin th?* pranks of a
royal Btarriage. It would have hi en aasnsing
to wat? li the elevation of those Incphi.-tophc
lim eyehrewa, if lbs Bnpnm had proposed
tu him at Bedan to ht bygones be bygana
and to scud oat the cards at once
for ?i wedding between the Prince Impe?
l?a] and one of the Crown Prince's daughters.
Yet this would have been hy no means an
linii-ual or absurd ending ?>i a campaign a
few generations liefere. The time has passed
hy winn it wuihl he pi s-ihle tai an aatlttS
dissembler like Philip of ?-pain to hid a
stnpid intriguer like Jamie of England hy
the BOM yeal after year, hy holding out to
him tie hops of Biarrying hil sen to an In?
fanta. Then an .ni! eonssderations of easts
in all European courts, and provision of
statutes in England which keep the members
of royal familin from marrying <*ut of a
BOmewhal narrow* circle. lint BVCB in
spite of ihe.t obstacles, arehduk? s sometimes
1 marry actresses, and at least one English
j princees ha- married a member of the House
i of I tannons, and there have been no symptoms
: of a general cataclysm on aceounl of it. There
were "id;? leven ladies whom the Prince of
? Wales could many; but within thstreasonabls
I Until it made no dill, i .-ina- whatever who wat
j ? lio-i ii faf him?except to hini-.cH and his
I wife, lhere was, of 0011180, a good deal ot
diplomacy wasted aboul it. Hut the matter
, had nu political slgniitcanee al all. The -une
I may he said of evei;, royal marriage ni our
time. Except to the minister who negotiates
them, and who collin- noon getting a decora?
tion for hi- v..uk, they hare no < influence ?n
bearing upon the poUtici of the nations con
c< ?lied.
Bul they were Importanl for m long a lime
thal the world cannot gel out of the babil ol
talking about them, and of treating thom with
the respect paid to other extinct superstitions.
Iii ?nth* King f Rpain is the center ol an
endless serin of intrigues and rumors relating
j to his inania.!,'?*. The intrigues ar.- social, and
I the rumore onlj are political. The Duke ol
I Montpenaier would naturally be glad t?? see
bil daughter on the throne of Spain a- Queen
! ('on mt ami his posterirj born in the purple,
and th" Di,..? ?h la Torre ?would willingly hi?-?'
the shower ol ? pigrams which would break forth
i at the announeemenl of his daughter's betroth ii
m lui possible kinsman, for the -ike ni estab?
lishing at one blow the rank and fortune of
his parvenu family. Bul in neither case would
-mil .?a alliance bave atore than a domestic
i significance. The Orleans Princes bavegained
great wealth and powei in former day- by ju?
dicious nuptials, hut it ii i'll" t'> talk ?ii get?
ting thron - in that waj in linns like
. Nothing hut iii nnforese a accidents
of revolution eau now give tin m the - pptere
of .* i'.ii'i ot o? Fiance,?-althouj.li, it pi
are needed for the superstitions of government
ii; those Countries, ii would Is- haul to tim!
mon respectable ones than among the swarm?
ing progenj ??t Louis Philippe.
I i*i re are *?<> manj ?>i th? m, und tit ?? all
hive such a decided beni ton.?ni dont stj<*
, life, thal if the diplomatic world suffered
I itself to lu ? ritated over their betrothals, H
i would have rery little lime for anything else.
They an eloaely co ted by blood with
airaos) o\?i. royal fnniilj in the Old World,
: ?uni will occupy the throne of the va?
il,Lint e Empire ol Brasil, There can bardi)
be a wai in Euro] e on a hi* h there will n ?'?
be ni!? ans trin?is on both rides?and ii
they accomplish no more than tbej did in
oin iii ii War aiid in til!- late Item h
wai there ml hi be snj number <>t thom with
oiii damage to anybody. Tiny are dull, amia?
ble, industrious) avaricious, and uxorious gen?
tlemen, and possess little either of the merits
or the vin.- through which princra become
sovereigns in th?' nineteenth century. There
j seems therefore no reason for any excitement
I or (Uscuask-U over the latest rumor, whi? h
indi, "tes the marriage oi the i>uk?- of Anmale
wiih the Prince? Thyra of Denmark. If she
i chooses to marr) i gentleman old enough to be
her grandfather, she will gain great wealth
1 and a higher Social position than even
lui- royal father occupies, and the mature
bridegroom will gain ?i lovely and accom?
pli le ii wife, <?! a fiinih in which the domestic
\irtiit-s are traditional. Bul be will not gain
an atom oi political Standing. Ii i- idle t"
talk of a Russian alliance as the result ol ?hi
marriage. if then personal relationships
availed anything Austria nevei would have
foughl with Italy, and Prussia never would
have thrashed Austria. The tie between *he
i two Raisers at Berlin and Vienna Is stronger
i than that which ii supposed to exist between
brothers-in-law. The fact is thal familj
eonsiderations han* ceased t?> exercise any im?
portant interest in European afB?n. Tin boan
m a Dan! h princee. in London and the sobs
ot an EngUsh princes! in Berlin could avail
* nothing against the purpose of Bismarck and
i his mister in the spoliation of Denmark and
Hanover. Parliaments have grown atore im?
portant than princessra in thi-> practical and
Constitutional age, Bild prime lninn.tirs think
more of what newspapers will ..iy ?it tin ii*
acts, than of the way they will htiike t'*?* la-dire
ot lin- court. ________^____
TEE DEBT t>r ai. IBA WA.
I be proposal of the Coram!? kmera appointed
to .idjiitt and M liquidate" the debt ol Alabama
is not a pleassnl document for Amrriram to
lead. Then i- bo Question thal Alabama, Uko
nil the other c.upet-ha?: State?, has hein thama
lullv plundered and impoverished and loaded
with ohli_nti"ii- of a vtiy doubtful character.
It is probably true that sha cannot, without
gnat iiiioin? ni? m ?? and even suffering, dio
ebargs Um indebtednen which misgovern
m? nt, i?i Montgomery and al Washington.
has laid apon h?i. In I860, according to
the Coiiiiiii.s-ioiieis, the propeity Kiihject
to t i_,iti?tii amount? ?1 tu |72S,000,000, and
the i nine di ht to |6,000,000. In lhT?"? the
del t bal risen to 090,000,000, ?iml the valua?
tion has fallen below 0100,000,000. In other
words the debt is ahont 90 pa esnl of th?
whole property. The nts of taxation is Un?
it ed hy the Constitution to tim c-ipiai tern of
BM per r?-nt, and property is nsseased at its
market value. Tin* highest rate of interest
thereloic that can he provided under the pre_
ent Coiistitution in 4 per cent on the whole
debt, MppOStag the entile t.ix to he Collect? ?1
and ali*.lied to tLi_ popoM without any de?
ductions whateruT.
In this difllculty the Comuiissioaora siurg?Mt
a violent remedy. They propose first to repu?
diate a large part of the dobt altogether, iu
rluding all the rail mad bond. gaaf___M0l and
indorsed by Hie State. They propone sorondly
to repudiate all unpaid ?iderc-t now duo or lo
become due previoun to July 1, 1876? not to
fund it, but jiiat to wij>e it out. They propose
thirdly, after th?*v have reduced the d? bt by
thin pro. o?a of elimination from $110,000,000
to $0,000,000 or 17,000,000, !? reduce the
j Intern! on tho reimiiiider. The bond, now
out.t. unling bear int? ie?t some at li vu and
other* at eight pi r cent per annum. The Con*
i!ii--iiiii( rs oller t-o ggoggpBEt them for new bonds
naring thirty yean le ran, and buring inter?
est foi live year., at two per cent, live years
at three pet cent, len years at tour per cent,
lind ten yetti al live per cent.
We ait* not Hiiipri-M-d to mdthat at a meet?
ing of the bondholder, in lull eily the propo?
sition was received with i.rc?M tal disfavor; and
yet the Con__B-___ioaa__ dec?an that "alter
"carefully investignting the motten ami 1 in
'* bilitie-? ?if Iho ?Stale," they are "satisfied it
"would Im* unwise and unsafe to promis;.
" inoie." Prefetch nt Grant, they tell us, i-, about
to m ml in a special iiie...ige on tin? condition
el the Booth. Peihapi he will explain how
Alabama be? iimi! biinhiiipt, mid how many
oiln i States mi' in about the mum condition,
and who is nio?t responsible for the di-a-fer
.uni disgran.
Ml'//!..KA
The Democratic majority ia Um Hoon per*
iii\i, the Hf tOOJIj of we,nmg ? nm/./Ie.
Ileiice ii ippolntl ii eoniinitte??, whose powers
m? ?iii! lo be purely ad.i-oiy, it is true, but
which is cliiiily expected to exercise a whole?
some controlling iiiiiuim*?* by ii. adviee. To
I nut iii?' iliiit'-* Into id.lin Saxon, thin body is to
i *
tell tin* Hoon irhal to do. The intgority ?ecu
j that it is vi ry likely to do unwise things? Mid
if ;t ?lid not know thal fact before mighl hare
diaeovered it ?bon the ic>ult of Mr. Wood's
demonstration. Under ti ?*-e circuin-.tinici?*, a
prndenl m'jonty, irbich really deaireo to do
i nfew foolish thinn .is jit?.sii?ic, resolta to the
i only available remedyi erealn a committee
I with burge advisoq powere, and thngetsa
? moule tor iiseif.
; Titi- coane seems te us nnwin. The Dem?
ocratic in.i.ioiiiy probnblj understands its own
; temper reiy well, and knows its own ooustit
I nenl elementa. The inexperience of man]
, liiembeis, the ?li-p.i-iltli.il of some to tilge e.
'? treme or vindietire manures, and, above all,
! the gem ral l.i'l- of a settled policy and
? ?i w-11-?h fined ?purpose, bond apon itrong
. ?com n ?ions moving all Dnsoeentk mern-*1
, ben in common, rendel it quite natura]
nuil propel thai soin?, odvisocj committee,
componed of experienced and prudent men,
i siioiihi be chosen to numil regnrding all
meanm effecting the prospecta of the party.
1 The pnblic internet! no doubt) will be much
; ia!*.-! in '.lu* bandi of mch a committee than
? ai the nuil.", of an undisciplined, ill-ns sorted,
: and rather hot tempered majorit) of members,
? wlrthei acting in the op ti ?House or in party
I caucus. The country will 1m> in len danger
'if the Democratic nmjority conducto iteelf
* decently and leMibty. For exemple, it would
! be i good thug foe that pert? and fot the
eollltlV if hy Miine nn*,iiis bills lik?* the
j one introduced on Monday by Senator
? M? Hinton could be bottled np in embryo, and
i pul where the eountrj would never be troubled
?? with them. This Senator propone to repeal
I Section 1,716,Reviaed Statuten, Any adviaorj
I committee "^ v- ? * 111.1 nave diarovered thai Mr.
j Meiiiiiioii was trying to repeal that portion <>t
the Pen-ion act which prohibito the paymenl
! ni pension to tims* who aided the Kel?? Ilion,
! their willows, children, ?>r heir?, it would
? ha*.e advised Mi. Mi'irimon thal the ?passage
??i -in h ;i lull would make Democratic defoal
inevitable, and thal its men? Introduction
would give ii ne.v wt.ipon totheir ?adversaries.
The citisen who earn more for the public
weil.ii?- than for any pertj nuts! rejoice, quite
as ? Ino i ely as any Democrat can, thal the
majority htm had the rood Nene to invite re
-iiaini. Bul tin- qui lion will occur to a _tc.it
man] ?In? are no1 mere roting machines of
any party, whether iii" Democracy will b?>
equally careful to wear its maizie it it gain
complete power. Will ii then be nanxiousn
now to sib-tun gentlemen of explosive
notions, Ilka Mr. Uerrimonl \Y:!I it then
be abb- to plan its Presiden! and its
.-?iniie, its well its its House, muli r the
gnardianahip of u experienced directory 1
li there i Jos! a shade of doubt about it, may
not the average voter hesitate before intrust?
ing unrestrained power to a party which al
pits, ?it ?i iceives ils n i-d of re-liaint ? In
short, mi*, no4 the roter conclude that it
I would be well not te ?pine unlimited confi?
dence In Democracy either 1 It' thal party
wiselj distruots itself, why should not the coun?
try ili>*iu-t it? If that party feels that tin
ti iiibiH li - ?>f i's m.'ijiiiity are u Utile too re?
actionary, and cunno! safely be left unre?
strained, may not the country ron? bide thai
unlimited power ought not to be intrusted
either to Republican or to Demoeratk parti
Mil 1 _____________?_____________?_.
NU dont, o loaghtte t>e thankful, theegli II did
?oom very queer to rood thal It irao " corniriU_r_d a
.IM..I-i .. " thal more members of ( oogreai won?
baying works n Anan aed currone, in Washing?
ton thu erer before. It amy he mortifying t" re?
to 1 ii.ii oin r? ??r sent itiveo b gin lo qualify tbom
ooItoo tat their planes aflei they have i>?-?-ii eboooa
to till tin 'a. bal ii io nu?-'* mortifring stuito 1m.
ubloo d to em i'i's? iimi til- i.ii diopomtion is o
?good ?!? ii ?I ?it' Inna, stioa .m ?their ?part, J Is to bo
hoped tlii-t it will bocoms man atn* ra?, M> nwbile
it might bo wall f?>r Bonetoi Pi try.a ii", la tin* oreat
of pie-ni. at I.iaat's death li ? 'in spoploxy m' any
ntlicr Multi?u stroke that mighl fall tOHaotrew,
w.nil'l iii'itiiii?' President of the I n.i.ii Btatea, to
read ?some ample, practical wash that will sol lum
thinking shoal his own opinl en. The em -t of nil
inila'??mist, is ths san who doesn't kaowwhn in*
i- ?nie.
?
In Cenada Ihey aavs a seetatiaa loone, too, which
?in teen ne weU-rogalated people will bowlthout,
LogiolatBMi iopropeaedtosllow 11111)" te mnnfnttu.
p.m ;il in,?-11<-111? 1. As tht-y pey nu t a x ?-.. tindirtii
tin 1. fore anderoeil the trade, the draggiots on up Is
nuns a'>.iut n. Bo for, Um Gorman Qmaml hm sol
?ii,..l. Ile- ii. Mt r tin- tin mu of a r?pcei li or ?in lill, ial
1 iiii.iniiiiii in ni. Briton slwaya have hen a bulo
?lew,
_> ?
A aew periodical recently _tnrt..l ia this city
nii'ler the tit'.t i.'f I he MbStk linde RkPeBt lins ben
attacking reii.uii aliened abiu?<i8 in the iini-i?- pnb
hsi,lag ?bntnem which we sospoel t?> be pretty
(?m.n.?m. Wo knt'w Bothiag of theparticnlarease
towhieh it rotsre noep. what we dadla Ita own
pilli? -. bill fl Jliktll- -el ill ti. .(lilil? ? .til (?Hi li 111.1t r ? ' 1 is
a refreshing novelty in HeW-Yocfc, ami if The 1,'erteu
I'.iiitunit m it- pressai curse it iii.iy do a great dual
of -, "? ?I.
?
The gi ntl.im-ii nho w.-tv betrayed into an alliance
v itii Mi. Jahn Msfrisny at the lalO election iu this
? ity, hare men tesaagrehslalo UnnmHw at es?
caping ?"ino of the more n-mnia tlireateui**1 .?-ault!
ot their combination. Mr. Morna*, y undertook, on
the .ti.iigth of Ins ?ii.*i*i*^? hero, to aet up ai a ie
f irniet ami pool scll.-i 'ii nslional political but the
it-.t -?:. of Karr ao?t hioi home again ?iib a ?iib
?In? il ?j.iiit. His light hand man, Mr. Jamen Huyen,
nought toll- ?une Clink of ti?) Marine CoUltj bfli
btsshsnsn *vvnre brUor three weeks ???i than tiny
have hi en .ince. The .l.-otinn took placo the other
(lay, stxl ?Mr. I layes was dmtiinced. o leputsMs I >??_'
ocriit, Mr. ?1.1). Coticltliti, heirn; SBSSn in liit? "tead.
On the whole, the Mom*. ?y st ?ir Heein.s to lie I?***?* in
the iiscoiidsiit than early In govessset.
PBBSOBAL,
Dr. Stone's Mattie of den. Halter wa? shipped
at faglHita fur this ssaatiy ??n m IBU ?_&
GteorgS Kliot's ii' w novel i. entitled "Denial
Di rtm li.."
The late .lame? B. Seymour of Anhiirn left
1180,000 in i.i-?iiti-.in I?) religious and ctmrit.ibl'* SSI I
t lull.?.
The Episcopal Church at Will ia m shut.,, Vn.,
hasaiwj hsar/ssMsaalsa ?sfrisskwMshwM s pro**
-ni fu.ni OeSCgS III. It mil lu* i \l-iliitcil .it the OsBtsn
lll_l.
Mr. Janie/? T. Fields visited Pomeroy, the
lu?} iiniiili-ri r. in hU.l.nl liceiitly, nn.l liiiriml fr.nn li I ni
Hut lu; I. ft lui ii a ).;n*.it nullo* ni l'!'")?l uii'l Hiiiiiil?-!*
I sttiiii-s. II?- lind rend (50 tim? BSTSlS Sll Sboat sim I inn.'
Api other bloody pi-rfotiiiiiiif?--. SIM be liul ii'i itnuiit
I Hi,-?,? I?. .,)<?? l?iil [ittt tin* Inn il.le tl;i.iik-'il.? iii!? l.i? Muni
wltlrli led tn liis iiitirilcn.u- Bl 1*.
Mr. \V. D. Howells, in sritlelslng Bimi
-\ t 111 -1 : ? - -, 11 psets la Ike teooarf ?flsaNs, says ti Bayard
T.i y mr : '* Ws liuvc nu BMW ?if IStttSS irhSSS purpim--? AMA
WhoSt itlii' venn lils un* Ii!. Te lii)iiii|tll)l'*. Ill oui? (/f BSV"
ci.il way- lu* could I?? very l'initient ? luit ht mt SS los
orten in h lud io cji|i(T?iiit'iit, und StsfsrssS bj a_sas_.
ftiid tali mi (t --."
1'iof. Thordon ?>f the University of Upsala,
Siveiliii.hu ix-?-n In BsStSSi-Bt tli?s Issl HbWWSSIB?
i|U,ttlv ti-ilii,.'Hi !ti.Lin sriiiiol? ?nul st ml vi ii? tin"- IBS
gBSfS. His ol)|?-t't. In cullin i-tlnll ivltll tin- Oe?te_.ll!?l
t ti. li,ii na n? it ?iiiiiini r, irt lu iiiiilii? himself fiiinia.il
With (lill* Ili-IMillltil.-t. t *.).. ? Mill* '?'lui ?I ?nilli. Mt-Kl.ile.?
Hint Hu* Ni***? I ii.'iniid aehool ?yat.i bold tiu-timi pune
i m tin- t?? lim,uniu ol Mtt-ilt ii aiiti Mi.rtlieni i.iu??!"? K' -i
I (-mill.
The nl>.;? ft in nmoving the Horace (!r<*eh'y
hasssstssal in tim < ?nt? saisi grsaaah, asoRtapsasV m o'
j The Holton llrrnbl WAfO,is l?> taBoti SBSM -uiln ?I ? '.'ii ?i
lag .is tiie bsaSfasrlsss los ihe poopli ? hs ?i ian a Ihmb
? Baaoag Bet Hamashlre'a bills. The8 it appropriation
i i? o,.i mi ti i?? siwa tin* i r?-< t*i?n uf .-m li a bail l du m
. w,mid in? ?.mini, mu? it I*. believed titeOreel?/home
-iPi.il Mimili :u-tvi-i i V'iy inn ?m-? 1.? ii? -liutili-i**. I ii
iin-:iiiy ?miii-ii,iv,ny tin-?iittit-ft-p uf Lu boase.sai sal
iii? Um :i?i?ie trees is the srehsrd inr eaass.
President Anderson of Rochester University
ii t lured i.n Hie ** li? I ilion- nf BIUSS IS Juri-|irinli"i.?<-."
In ('im i ti ti .it i. un .Monday ? venin*?. Tl.-id v, *e?. lu- Wtki*
nu i.li-ii ti.- -* i' Illili.' tiii;_;>:.ldt*lii:i , willi li I? )iri-|i:u
dent t* :ii ?t slmulil be, liad |> ic'.lr.tl jun.-orudi-lii e. *_ ..-i li
u iiii*i-?in ndi in e u? oil.utlt a to lim ne nil stale (if the
-?? i, t;. '..Uli whli li it lind M ?lo. Al l.i.ivor,!-. I I
-?... ?ii i?i h op ia his srs this Idsal |arlaprudenee, and Baske
I.lill ?eli ? till li 1 nt '. -I..-. V h, li .iii ullin :, te lu.ii'?
i.iin-i li an :"h i-i i tif inii--. i in * mil-it?* s, nr robbers, thal ,
liini.ii? it ?! the i? .?inri, tin Bute,or the muni Ipali ,b< ?
was spartieept erlmtnii, sad deaerred t?* li punished
nell ti' pi .h -i pul. Then win? lawyers Ib Kew-York I
( ii i ?,. 11 h,i | to be ?h s'n]''t dt--! along with the j
e.iiniuui- iii??v al ii-ti \\'i Uara -Tweed woald sever have
. in-- h able it. ,e ? oni|il -?li lin* mini-Ill?*! In* ii ii accomplish, j
im! foi im* help nt able li inn coona *i- of mea or powerful ?
i.It mil liii ?i .it Din*,', win? bold theil ?oui? tu Hi
?let ii for ni- fees.
Mr. Alhert Rhodes, writing on "Wonanl
i ii t ii|i:iti.'h-" in ?he tulla ii/. SajTS I "Mu* I
takssiiittfi*. nt finnis in ii.ir* h'it f.. :? ?:! - Ths Oros!
? |>il?rim, having liiithi'd In tlio Jo-dan WhSCS ('le ist wi?
! hspMSSd. huHsTDS hlBSSSlf ?ure of Ilcavt n, and c i.'illi-I
i tu ? latas Bei ess m tin 111 Sad 11 ':'? ? IS -?'.iru? it waa
| imt mi in in* ii tin- crisse of stesllag as ths dleoorerr winch
i uh.- culpable. In I'r.m e ti inhruptojr I > loci ii oefrsciam.
i .nui m ti)?' i.mied Matea it la in creal rbleb hardly
?iii. t ; i tin -m i ti posltl h 1'in* m irr.ed woman of Fi in? ??
win) illntini'itt ? liei fiivnr? ti Other! Hi in l?-i Ini-liind
ii? fpoaatblj be regarded with indulgenc ,bntlfabi .t
tempt? to cheal bel crediton ihe ia harried before the
tribunal? of Juatlco. lu America site mayeooaiv*with
her husband In evading crediton Sr havtns prope tj
nun ?i? i Ted t.i her, bal -li?* may ;i"t pal ?tali- In th?
rtage contract It la well, thi refore, sol t'i a?-oin? moral
iii|K'il<itity, for virtus is moro or le??.-, i ? itlv< iroonvsa
tloiial."_
FOLITH il. NOTEE
Mr. Join T. Foster has suddenly acquired i
nation ii :? ?? it. itlt'ii .ii ni in. ni ful A, ni '*r.
Four Vii!?* profoaaon. Baldwin, Bonner,
N.-ttitir? ip, aid \s .i v in m i. an toeoet. ilu* esadldatea
apohBB uf lui tbS K?-pub.ici?u iii.uiiu.il um foi* (jovernor of
? 11 itinitient.
! The liiili.m.t|io!is BimariBim ahonl Beeretary
| r.ri-itow ilu n ?i-?*s. The Journal ia In a te irful BtSSs of
miad ?'mu? his r?-p??rt. sad ti ssariassd thal iii? teseai
? lu ntl eiiii) foi Hi? le,'? ti of t e lei; i. len pt Ati tit? * US
? tiiiinii.ttii h :n it in eh ii wau loin" 'lhii's what th -
int ???t? for paa?)og So&ator Mortoa oa the road to the
wiute Ilonas.
| SEx-Gor. Thomas ('. Fleteher nenia to luve
* m nie ? m?-.-? of it ile niin it*? nuw that iii-wr Sethsletten
I In Ihr at. I.mm t,Inlie lou orr it ?vltli m liu'i The \atton
? charged him, and shoal whteh hswrsSs stresMedoaalj
luit? tit it* t', v lui li tillie I iititl.tiii;. Ihr ?-iii*, t of t in?
let'erin* toridlenlethew rh of the ladina Cominl - *,
and lim? Indirectlyatrenathea Delano and tbeludiau
Ria?
Tlie nnmber of BepnhHean Jonmnls bnvs
i mu?.i' to t i* sa 'ii*, i.t-n protoat againsi s third
ti nu i\?t Ticti-i io larg? ssaaw. Thuinnahwni the
s.irne Jniir:..*!- reudv lo t|. I,io* til it Hi? l'i*.*>; li st IS I i"
tli-ire fut it iliird ti i in ? i*. net er -o ?mi ill ?i? now. The
i'le-ideilt'n un --i.ii.-i . l.l-tliop lUici.'.l npeecli, HU?! Mr.
i-'.i? :??; ?'. letter hare seoompUahed the change. Thalia
i'it'?-i'iii i- uni Mitti'npiaad that Mr. Blsini ?sosatdown
bj it.
If thon who stake it easy for others to ?teal
mu ?t ihara the Marne wktw tim) taks sdraatan of t!ie:r
opportunities.ths Stats Is feitif Kapeaaihis fir sask
Anteil .liions as that of ths f?naatr ri*,.ii,u tot rstoi
County. Both ho und lil? SOa WSTS ?fitln Iniitr*.. iitiil
m ti die-ii oin. toads01 Hie Tioii-ury. The linn fsOsd.
ha? m' ???*-? 11. sams ti??' fi'issaij UMNO, sa ! ths tai n i
of i ii? in*lilli'.o inn-?! tin? ? t-it of 40.OO0 bashan si ',t tin.
Tim Ti??- i : ? r l.ii.i-elf, ., Im I? s ? lirokeii it .in thal it Is
thought le !ii:iy in.I lut- mil ii lue lune of li!? li ;.il. i* over
ro yean of ige, and has atwajs borae s good npntation.
rin* general Count? Trcaaurj lan would maki n.i,? iii-,
! ;.(? ii, < im,!!.v-iiiie. will tin- coming Legislaturebsve
tin g mi -i sss io pesa ii <
The ? ft-repeated attenpt to 8?*tth.? the third
i? i m tim -t.mi ii> ,t tit ni ii iviiicti esaMStessa aowhets iu
partlealai Is nrirad la this pengrsBh from n,ei\ni,ii
mitti luizrlt- : * li l,sl.*it?*?l on i:?m?1 i ii I lu u in tmit It -!
iii nt (ir.ii)' Is no1 u i*.iiit!ii|:ite for rHOSSMOB, and wouM
nut, nuil?-!* iinv t i.i iiiiist iii.-i i?. SSSSpl a nuiuiii.itiou. Ile
doe? liol tint- |S I ?i so formally for re.t-ous tlut l!i9 pah
US Will a|)pri*i;i-it?-. tv.inn lin?. ie oin-et BOW p?.isU*;i*iitly
lu- li M I'?.*? n ? !i.u-;' ?I v. lill BSSktag . ? tlilnl Ici iii. ln:t l.e 1.
iiot in Um tit id. ?ii 11 lie toagas "f naasTseshsuM now bs
Hlleut. (.ten. liiiM, ii|>oii ttiu teiinln tlluli of In. ?.
fini of otu .*>?. tv iii i min te arts its life, sad in* will
th? niora reepeeted bj hil coaniiymen for having * .
nat tl_U third-term qui lion. I'he Prealdcnt, Ute (;? pi '<?
I il.'un party, *?iid Hu.iiiiiv an to b ? congratulated u?>o;i
t Lie di-t i-tloll lilil? 1)08 BOBS li'.uliiil."
The Methodi-t inini-ters of Cincinnati di.s
eaSBSi tli?? folio*, lui: rSSOlstlOBS ou Monday, sad !.' nli d
ni 1st tin* h l.e "ti ti.e tillie t/l liini*;? salhsBtl * ri-pn:*--, o'
I ii- li? I' II ti Ati? -In t Sh il' M' l?*eeli 'ti : " BtBBll :-d, 1 I.,it
wtthoatszpresaiBgsa) sflaloasa tim third tenu sssva
ment, it :-n.ir deltiit rato juilirin. nt tint our rCBfOCttd
Bishop II.i ve!) and th?. ml ni ?tri ?if the BostOW itiet-t -i ; : i*
f'-ncd |S were Riiilt.t uf ii ?ely grave error ti) thai
ii? iy eoausltttas IhssMStTsa Bstecs tii** noels (?? polliifial
mtion lu IhlS ii* i'I? i Ki -ol', eil, 'Unit ii? inlii.-t? : -. nT ? I, I
Methodist Rp1 -t n'l.ii (irnit h. we sss naaltarahlj opt t ?. .i
?o icv Interfei is ? bj ('i*(*i???in?tie.ii hodlea with tha
[mllUoa of the eoantrr. A ( tetetereial t ? )? .it. r t.i',:-\
?till Mvi mi of theclergl moa mi Hi?* tablet t, and
nil of tin m wen "i : ' ti io ?mt-atti.|?i|.t to invitiv. tin
i i.uii li la pol?tica, eenie of thom im is..nally favored a
t I.li it term S?d t tin: s SPpOSSd ii.
Bishop lhiris h.is been M_nteii_ewedw hy a
n psrtsf of The Chiraoo Voit and Mail mi flsh?f Ban n't
tttteh. in i. ply to a question an to li:? opinion of Hie
peift'i mitin.'?', In Bulli : " It *.? is iciy foollah. very fBSHsh.
OfseenshewM Sews thsresmag his frisada, ni he
t; It.'i.:l fie It* ju t what be thoii|;!it. UAotmiSliMm
ii:,> .nu ti?" thsaah. Bishef Bann mm naaAseshll
in him- ir. .m.i i.i* o).mi in sa poUUeal sssttsrsssaasl
lune uni in. ire ?k-iik'IiI ti..iii ttlii-r iileli'n (ii.iiioiiii. nu
ssSwasafas ilgalissass whstsrsr." Whsa asBsi saw
hsthsaghtIhS M.tliodii ts Hoarded the third terni, he
replied! ?? why, how shsoM I know haw ths* fe?.-ti I
mue no wa] of itii? ring, i hat lau'!our bualnns, and
we do not ati a? a denomination, but aa individ?ala, lu
political matter*. BUhop Hovea lathsoalj irsowhom i
luivr in uni -ni inin li aboat It any way. an I I nu una 11
toaxpn ? any oplaloa im to how tlio i lmii.ii n,,* ou
political i-.-iii .-i."
The editor of The OtuttMOoH Commercial lias
gouo homo from WsshtaftBa iiiivioiii uboat the thml
i? i m hastassa Bl mjs' "Bnatlssss?lBBalMmasM
tAg. tip .nut (?ttilli'eiitly. Ho Lit!? ft,r It lu lil? lite uie*
?uge. Hit sinl' en ?oin Ittide atmut .eliool? mcans ti: ?I l.e
I" inilloil'to he ?i.ntliiUid lu (iftint. II? in not ?MtlnUed
with the p?-i loti of. ervl.e of Wiubluglon _ny tuoie thiin
he wa? with Wn.hli.gti>n'_ ?aUry. liishop Haven SSSBBiS
the motion, and e*e* lue unit aid m ?? hin-rj of bia
Church. TliU beooniea a ^rloti? matter. For the titut
time iu our hlatory a mint iry e titi ftsln at turn pu to <le
i'it. t from the etnmple of the father?, and alma for a
third term, which tneani a fourth alto, and au on. This
intolerable fooliahaeaa of ainbitlou la enoouragod by
lilabop H?ves, wbo waa at pain? to got np a theatrioai
demon?)! KiKiti Ibe noinliiatlun ot Uriuit would in-iire,
m It ought to Insure, the election of the !x mo? ratio can
flieill W?-?In Dit? nee that tina would I- i.lo-ly te, .___.
tari, the ( nur. ii of i:??u.-* <>r li Iii ti... ? nu..- of "!"r ami
l.i?ilni!v In?") lu the (t'tiith. If Hie l;?-p.ililli. ,n Burly
(-armit live without (?runt, it munt ?li?*, toni iu rtealn ?rill
rome (pnckly, BDil bo >>_< o' 010np! try degradation.**
UTJRIO*
-??**?
I.OIIJ.MiKIN*.
Mr. Nene ridorlT began ida . 'oond series of
re;>n-?H?'?tntliins of Herm?n opera i?t tins ?SB?BBg Si
Miislc livt nlKht with " I. ih<?ii?riii." Hi ha?l the honor
several j far? MS tt httag tin ?_M to produce th!* stork
lu tilt? l;,.iteil hi.it?.1, -lill It in to hia <:r?*l!t now tLal ho
_i\p? it imHBsaasMy batts, ma te ?iii tana, and
uii.ki-. It on?! < f tin inn-it complete ami ? m fa I (ti min
psstwmaasm mi nur i..._.ri* hate wiHira??d
lu a hau time. ?Bl lui? re?torcd a (rri-i.f El -I ti tim
tmattB whirl? wn? otuilt?-il li) Bite. Mu/lu , lu- u?.? tin? ?amu
Msassysnaaasi f??r tin oi_ra sados Hi satans i?_
n ,in.i_' iii'i.t, lilt prill. Ipili .Inderi? ari- rn lily contained,
and h.-? auxiliarle, ir.ii'lr ?A lea. t cr?*?lll ?hie in a;'iH-i?r
SnOO) 'he nr ?hSSSN*. ___H____H "f ShOOS ('0 plnyi rn, ti)
betka Mm we em nemssssi "? si BmAn?any? ?uti
the chorus, if It la not tt BBBt n* MsaBBSBB-B
U min h lutti r Ui iii *.4. . Of the thief artUla
?u th., . _,t it 1_ not easy to _: ?*ak
with exiict Ja-*!?". Tiie I.nhrn.jrin if Mr \V__htet pre?
nons ninny eirelli-nt potato tat wlilrh vie wen-Imnlly
prepared Tin r?- u in? unwoiit? ?I <l"ll? ??y m Ml delivery
nt t ei-lum i?u .-..iio'-t, ami a wnrmth ami enrni*-?tne?H In the
\ihi.ii'I" iMiii.tii.'ii wini 1? iii-?.rvo lilil? peSBB. Mm
oleasteBM.r mmMslolsun i Beat tatatoBt -ha-*
linn I? st. Wo n,i??, h.,wevn, Un .n't i.mi.ililli* charm
atti*, ?Met rsaipOBlsl iiifii*??! tin* pall Tie- Ifupreaaivo
air .fmyst. rj nn.ltl ggtSt A BSBt sel- w.in' n.t; 'or titi*- I B
I.uhenijriti, thnuirli lu ROM ?nil _ ?i It aiuio.t iii?, rotint? r?
part ?if tia ni?!. B SOOty 'I'ff " "! |.? ION ni naliti, lx-inif
i;ith?r tin n l?t ?1?'luti ?linn mai B if ;?-?? rtl.tli, uinl in
i-lm.-il In milli* th*! in ""t Of I Is lr ?? OB. _M * m tiona. The
/ BB o! Min. Wnaorei ttmntv di.l Sol t.iko the luia+rttiv
Um i-.i|itii.-. l.n' ?mo ion the i>nrt . ?..*. I'.-ntly, ami her
i liar ??nil plea-?aut vn.i m BOWi hern n _r.-at Baot <?f mu_ia
?huh satin it well. 9ha BOB BUBB appl-icae. and do
Mrve? it all. Mr.. Clara IVrl SOSiO ii l'""?l imi?r?*?*
? Ion In thetrviu-i part of Ortrud, and nus f.tnli _i_-iiinle4
hy the letrarnittul nt Mr. dun Bungee, Mr. F it?. tx-nd? r,
tim aero?, woo s bal Rang, tod Mr. wiiii.tn? i'unm . wm
ti.tt ni Itit.'t?-tin.: OOfl <>r m llrml.l. TE? .ci-len.y
Boseoaooly _eow_M ?^ .? bsoU sr ? f cotir*?, for- i.iht-u
?i in" ia nnv. tiie uni st popular in Nt iv-Yi.rk of any B) ? ira
ill i vi ?I'llff.
?
Till: BB -row TESTIMONIAL COHCEJTP.
A testimonial ron? crt was nii'lt.ed to Mr.
lillirie K. Utistnw loot evenlinj at . t.in*.v.?y II.iU, whl'h
?ii ii.irin lii.itnl m lu ti,.' ( i no niii.ll ' linr.it I. mun and
a iiuniliei' of well-known artists, Mr. lil*.alow buns A
?\irri ?mi;. TOO < Inn ii Union BBBJ Hi I ' ___PBi l'??rt ?if ti. .
'* liitl.nnmnUi*," from I.o.s_ ini s " .Mt.th.it. M.?r??r." the
Bswbo, ?? Hats ss a (MM t*. tim tt," temi on " BsBsfeg ?i."
( g? i.*- fr 'in _______t? ?? non i!.." ?i?11 " on "f ntttea
heal our prayer." fin.i. '?Ii V. I BOW*l " I*'p Van Winkln "
It? ?Mirk in?-, i-.pi.li?: ) ?good m 'lie testet BttBO, ami In
Hu? cliorn-, " li t?i tis ii ilr.ll i.s'./.'in" 11 .s ?In tua U a
?n , ii lin m .nu bright, tir-'i *. ??' ?' -. i.inl ha? BBt n
baprortag rapidly eadar tin ezperiaaei i loadofoMeefl
Hr. B iotOW. Mr?. Kiinly Huiiii.in MBB UM Polo I art in
the " Itiflaiiimutii. ," imtl a im.ilma ii"iu "li Jil.tvo."
SOO WOO jnito -i? i*? i-f ni in Itntii ??hil,, uinl notably ho
?ti tim MOOae. aft? r vMsh din BOS i'iiiliii_l intlcally
n-i ?iH.-?', ami < i.niprii. ?1 to slag sa neon Mr. PMissfe
_.nii,' tin? "CaJBI Aiiiin on," fruin tin* '*-t;i!>.it Mater,"
ami the lOOMj? Bolo m Mr Hiit.w. -(..?.I if ll.ttl a."
Mr. F.-rilin.iii.l Cirri p'.iie! th?- iln.1'nil Ha?-a " ' ha
BOBBO" f"'* M'.iiii. car.'tully h?'I COD! '?ii ? Dal/, alni
bbbsPmb uinl Oh mahn plsyn s BBttootaofm
fOm r, ti,r tivo ?pisan Bl ?<lr . hOOl " I'auat," ivlth irre.it
spptaaoot hut. Ooaege B. Borgoo oleo oaattamol an
or^ati eoli>. tl.'lntr a.iiiie very ?litlirult podM pOOMfln SB
treini-'.j in- II ; a*nl the on ti ? -.t i rendered f lie " Olx*ron "
?ii.l ?? Willi,?ni T'll" nicrtiiir-.. Ihe audience H?-en,a?l
OS a:>preiiativoi)U?.*. and g;ive t*v,-r> indication of aatia
fs ellon.
HOLY TI.'INH? OBOAH COHCEBT8.
T!io fortieth of tin se concert, took place at
tin? ?.Inn?li of the Holy liinily >,*_.t?';?lay .ifd tatt n, ti.o
I'liii'i " iiu Mr. J"Si-pli II. (.mill, liic ?A..it ,iit i.rnuti at
of tin* ihun li. Mr. Ijinlil m1, i li i I TOS) SSaoMBghm
very exrelltiit pi'_r iiiiiiii'. fur it on,an id, minni?
oth'T things, a Prelude end Fngae In F nilimr
hy Ililli?!? I, nu VAetcin nt RtBOtB, Itoni.kr'a S<>
mita iu (,' minor, and an uir.in<i meat of Ih_?i
hn\ ill's " l-.L'iiiiiiit " oi'-iture. The 1* < ?ml.. _ml K?i<it __?
vero ftiiiinraiiiy dewe, Bn ports boon stsaaTp ?'"?i ?Me
?Maotlj ti?.tri?? J thiiiii.li nit, uni in the i:i?-_r o "Ir (.ni! I
?as nut leos Hin <. --ini. ia m greetBoafetoBoaaos
t ii - io woo .??'iii. nun i :? little lock nf tire tith, omi pailsol
I ?VOSS Bon nli.it ti.? si.iioato; lint t ?e i _. SBSlfi t<* h
.lii'iiil tliitli llllita of Hi? work, inul i; ? luM.lv. ii ami el?
lie .i.iy is i? eharastae, vMsh mosm t" plaoo tt le
yund tlii* reaeli of nil hut a vii y few lf| iiii-Ih, cn
der It intliiit.-ly to Mr. i.ii.ll'i? ii.'ilu that ho
ployed BO will in uti? r ?Hapoott an lio did. Ile
ibowod a Iboroagh i ooipeoheaol t? >.f m SMoatog of the
ii,.-!?. Hi- tir?>ii-'ht out tin? liifht | an I ihadSI willi ili-li
c ici hut ?li*?tii;i taOOO, ami he* Showed i pt 1111 t oiitrol t.f
tin' roooaroos of in? kaotnuaoat. This wurt u ?o ex
?it-.;- fly d.illciilt to play, uni i ?-.?liir? * ??ci n i, en ption ?1
ani'tiiut of ttady ead lotelllgeoee ob m assl of m yoe?
fornii-r for its people teadortag. mt M is hf^riMiiy
OVOI hi .u 1, litii.r Ism or tit (.?ini.iiii, though it
I? one of the gnadOOl i\"i!?s f??r Tin? HgOB ex?
tant. Bo far tvi WO kiuiw. It h ..il n ver been
keerd ia this tmaallj Bann Mr. Warren nave It at one of
tin s,< i-,un -, .-tu |a-?t Wlater, and it ha- hi en very little
perfora .1 ?Uses Um b. lo stron io:iti.???t ?.iiu tui. work
v.i't'.l-.-'iti nit'' tiv. i-.uie, of wliicli Mr. diill'l (?ave
mi 0X01 limit i'.inl' rill;.;, both as to pl.ijiiitf ?ml riie mnn
.i.;. ? ii oftheetone. no iwlltt iroi otoo, lois '-ti,
BhOOOEBBj rich fOtOO BBS lOOld ti S?TBBBBJS lu tLe
at ia " Cunio until Ulm." (Ton t! I "Mr-?u_i," inul m
beoatUBI " loirs M uni" si M.*??*.i?lmt.'.??.
IhO recuit winch the SBeoBOBl wolli dotio at til? oon
i-.-rts is ?u /uni:!,' lo ??li?i,v rigBS of mcoospllsMn la lu
"i llghool degree gratttytag. t:h. sadJsaoeo, Ihoogh
t'uy woreahragooonoaooi iir_c i_. rteaeseohnan aro
h?i_;iti!!iiiii lo slitiiv muli mm o lalolHfSBl ajipir, i.e
ti.m of tho miiiio, mid tim p i?.ii un ra are ^et
tln_? niiu-h more QOrofOl M to the rii. ?ruler of
tho MleOt-in Whm tlu-y ;.i..ti!it. It leally BOOBBS
as thuitzh oil tiiiit, i\i. t.hi'il oI.m nf nr>;aii
-.?hi' ii .ii'iuars t?? timm tien tnBtem ntnty wita n
ii' iv to ShOWln 'df the Milo stop, of Hi.-nr.--in, wa? al
hist to be driven from mir ?uiK.-'t-., kohl rOgSSOSdlf
what i? k'umI pad gate tad meoaghlj anani, At iii?
: i*.i *vv. tit.. -.1 .> lift. in.?,u n, .... n,,? n oalatwlll
be Mr. Barnool P. Worrell, who will laterpiet aa adinna
Ms pr? m aaiiu?.*.
MUSICAL V.TI-.-I.
A saored eoneeii \n?ii be given ni the Anthon
" i.n.iiii. ihui-.il, Weal r.'iti^-i.ui!,-., . ima e>?in.itf.
ander tue direotioo o? Mr. deo f. if i. an
A tesliint.iii.il ?onceit Will Im- k?s?*h to Mine.
i ' ix, ai tilt koa .'y ii.dl. .s., .... |
well compliment boron tim return toBurope. gin a,ti
ii.-.-, i- in MTTleoi ot ti..* immim Oreheotra,
The Bret of tin- seeks ?-f English Oin Con
.<*-t*< tik. ? j Um Io-uIkIiI al ( ueBerln i ti . 1. Amono iii?
piece, on tin? programme aro Ilatton'a "Bailor*. t_,_n "
li?* reonall'a " :: m n Alien i-l)alet" Looln . m
lie? mi lu i_.lt.*' Callcott'ti "Mi* tin! Win;,? li,,,!, ?i "
* ',? I . t,-'ii -ink' ?," c,.,.ki'-. ?* ii ,.:, tint u
Kl lillie," anil o niinb i nt unli)., yt |n ,\.
PISE A UTS.
UU II NVTION.M. AGAOBICTOr DSSI09.
There is now on free cxliil.iti.in *;t the mai*
? loftbeVotloaol l_odi_oj of rsstga. ob ta? cum. r
? '! r.u-cty-tturd it. and Foin thai. ., a SOUooMoa ot ple
tareSOMdi iii? Of the cntriliittioin of artist?-ino?t of
whotii Hit- _______ rs of tiio A cad? niy-t.? tiie BatAtet the
payaifiit sf 'n. m Itnfl ?lebt of th_f iiistuutlnn.
The ?-olli-i tlim iiiinili? rs a!?o;it 7"> im-iuii'.., uinl wlnh it
wooli not he )aeltO the OOBtttBBtOlOtt ??ty thai these
pMaim fn-l> n -pre., ut In all BSSSS m SMHtg of th.?
p.niiit is, pot tiny SBBBOt hi- ..?id to un.ii-pn vut llii-iu
i.'llli?-r, ami tin. uitist? ha\e put ?o ni 11 li ol tiu-ir
?:liarai*t?-ri-,i.c ?!>le and OSfSOOBloa luto thi ir work tlmt
u? we poa ah.ii? Hi ? line we tun nuim? BtOtg WOtt wlth
out the cuUIokjc. fhe otBcera of the Academy bavo
tloae Ihn patt ; the ?Pieaident, Mr. Wli'ttro.life, $eudin>f
two picture.. anil Mr. _J. li. E. liun.e.the Xivasurer, ?nd
Mr. T. Addison llii h.u ?It?, the Corre*ponding Hecretery,
e.ich one. Mr. Th.nn.i? Hick?, Mr. Mci moe, with
Meson 'mi "u y, l'a-tiu in Johnson, Slisttiuk, .oiintaK.
UiUiv.tl.l, Hi !tt*ile<-, Hln'nn, ilellons, Mii.er, Ptyvle, liier
Stadt, I-viitulm. and othei?, ure familiar minni, mat
Hie pronpeet of s-ettniK picture? from the han,lj ?f R?,M,,
of Hu ? ? tetuA? will liniibtl?-..? draw a luU'i SB 1 kOtOS-OB t
antliein s ??n lu? ?tlay trettAag, the 2lt?t lu.t., ahn tltey
will be mid wnboui NSSrtS hy Mi. Uohcit Soiu-riill,.
balk of w. j. _L_.ni norona
A onnsiderahlo nutnhi-r of ??idnu*., studies
and ?tit trhe.s, the work of 1lu? BttS Wl.liani J. Um)?, well
and widely known hi a painter or animal?, partlc?ilar!y
of tne Butfalo anil the Mouse, may aow he ___.n at tha
Kurt? (Jnllery. No. ti i;._t Tweuly-lhli.Ut, where th. y
will tie Hold al auettonoii the SfOaB-g at Friday, the 17th
liul. The sale It for the boiieflt or tia late arttat'? fam?
ily, and ?ei rial -.nilen, u numbera of Um Arti*!?' Mu
leal Aid tJociety fcava ?eut pu tur ?_ t? Uo oolloo Uno, u??

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