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Agao-MATWi* Uni?Bale at Palntlaga Arttafa* Tang.
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So 2A-' I a-. IMlMI CHIBn-BT- 2 '. Omul Exhibition.
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IixDcx lo ^?ticrtiscinciuo.
unoii'M- yd '?ni' sth, "?? i as I 8iS eelaaaa
Kankimi *m? IiMV'UI 7th PajO?lol (?l'uinii.
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bi him -? , n ?*? ks 711 I'" i' Wli colunia.
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du ??-, ( ?.lia?.!.-. . 7th Patt ?'.Hi e..?'linn.
liniv?- ai? i mae wtku .'? i mir 1-1 i?..iimB.
lill Ki t?-'.l/i Faut 1.1.1 e.ilnillll.
lea, i-i ? 11 ,-? i.ih I'mir ?ii?., mua.
I.K'ii i:i- iMi.MviTlM.s .'.ti Fair -Olli enlunin.
I.LOAI N,,|i,|? 7th Faur 0 De lim.li
BtiiiiiK imi .-i.a iK Mimi:- 71A Paot?6th column.
ki Am 11?,i - ami lu a,h- 'otk faut Gib column.
Bi.it i.i i tsi.'u-? -Sth ?'me Vu en.lilian; ii?! Faje-Tah
Ul li lliil li' al H?ll?,
Ml HU Al |N--I!II VKVT?-3d I'llV'?CA? ClAlVAin.
Sim id ri I, .i DOBS ?Ah Fnnr '.',,[ inluiiui.
Kkai. EeTATB Lil Miir < IT1 3d Fam- l?t column;
Bboosltk 3d Pant Istcoluiun; IViumki "ni .un
1-ii.iiinnn ,\i-.-ii?in Sales id Page?lil euluma.
S?!?.- ui AUCTION?'id Funr-l- .tet>r.i..n.
Bar lees i',!\',v 7iit Fun ?!n column.
blliATluM Wamf.Ii- Mai:- d Peat "til column;
I nui ?a :i(i Tate- '-in sn I .?iii m muna.
Pin in Noitcaa?Dth Towt BtB euloma.
BrBAMBOATe AM? han BOA IM '??< lui' 'id BSd 31 e?nU.
Hiiiin"?. i?, i in t. h Fair 1 :-.en min.
Ikaciii to- otk Poor? 3?1 sad 4th ?relamas
io i i.i (ht ?faorsBTT" <ii fane ?d -selsass} Ootm
Tin ?31 i age?I a! ? lllUBB.
?Wnrrsa aBasoim ...if,ia Ith eetaaua.
i3ll9lllC6G ?XotltCO.
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V. IB! - I - ? . . I'.-.-i \ t,. AB HITRCTS,
rsOfMBAriU el SOO Bul - - rseklyn.
All iii. - nilli! na tal.-nt ..f the prolesaiua t'?r ?ni .
X gatlTss.it ap< m bal lugs ?rlttiln i Its city limits taken b1
ball i r i ?.-'.-/, ! I 17. Coplea I 2 pel l?i n I
eoi?ie .1- U sice, tor S Pletui s tor savwilalugrnde?isla
Ae, ekssp i ? ii n nu..
?mIu.,....',?.:, Wil! ? l"ie Office lioiirs,
I?. ?- (? li a. ni.
IRIS. 1W0. 4 t.i C, |. in.
_ s. a. hours, 696 Broadway.
I .St- li 1 MMrLI.'s li!, lu,;;, ii t'"??(.)! I) KOP?.
Thegseala haves ii &aaeachdroj ?no..tanti si.
Din*i Tanll s , Msd Sobambera, 910 per entrant.
?Ssmi-Wskklv I kim m , M.n! Snla n 'n- ra. SU ?..run. |
VN'eem y lunn NK MailMibacriliara,-93per.aauaiB.
Term*, eaafa m advance.
Address. TnBTBIBVSB, .Vew-Vuk.
Persons vnnhle lo o',,mn Til," I lilli!'NK (ti any ft the
tra.ns, teeta, sr ho*eU m t ki, lil ti ntnoltt -?"'ii, a ill con?
fer a furn, |g m' .ruling ?hm othif of the ?trenmtlnoeee.
Tin; Bkmi v.,.; i.i.v T?im *?? vi iii bs ready this m?rulas
at h n'l li? k, in wrappers tor mallina. Prtoe ?*? cenia.
Advert? 'linn it fur t'iis week's Issue Ol Tin Ml Hill
Tkibi Ni. iiu..-.t in' L.i:i t ?i m / ? Dop. fries g1 gee hue.
BRAUCH ornciis or titk triiit'nt*.
Rbw-Yoss Nu. 1,23-8 Broadway, corner 'lliirtv
lirst-?t.; No. SOU Weat Twenty-third-sU, roruel
Eighth-ave.: Nu. 760 Third- m-., ooruer l-'oit>
leveiitli-st.; No. 2.AHH 1 .?".; : l.-uv?-. illiiileai?!
1*iiii.a:>ki i-iiiA-Na 11-.' ^Mitli .Sinth-dt.
Washington No. l ::!?"> r-t.
Losaos?Na hi ?fl-eet-at.. K. ('.
1'aiii- Ka l" Kue del? I' lix.
Ailverii?eiiieiite tin.l sahscriptiens are rere'vert at
Bahliahar'a ratea, and single coumsol lut ruiB-CSg
niav alwaja l>e natained ai all tin? u'mv s .iiiu ???.
!Mtfe'$0tJc ?ailaa ?lribiinz?
FOUNDED BY HORACE OREELEY.
TUBSDAT, JANUARY '2\ ISTC.
inn NEWS T///S MOENIMO,
Fur.Ei.iN. s.?n?ir Osstalai w:m elected aa s s? i and
balk?! at BasasSSSSTk "" --? Tina ll.iiiuiiurti-t Asso
ciatiou in Tuns ileclitre?! it woald BOppurt l'i.-i lent
MaaMaaaa aatd bit tarsi -silures. = Urtu
au a di'itriative storm BtBsatS DoadtiCO.
Domkbiic?In Congress yoatttmgj the BeQStede
bsieil in lagatl 1 to au alcolioMc li?jn??r ???innit.-?>n>n .
in the Iliaii?.!?, Mr. Murrin.;i ?uni ethers off red n
innipiiiin und other tssaeislbilla) -Mr. Harlburt
ytmatwtni a bill for ai?o\eiiiiuoiital railroad fresa
the Atiaiiiio to tlie West, tu ? oil |>130,000,000 ; m
veatiKntioiis mt?) ino Dtethct RaslSatsta Pool
the 'lex,is PSeiftS bill of lh71, ami the l'a
litic Mail siilisitly, vrer? ssssssd. - ? Bcasael]
was i?r.?iu ?sacad saas by IksComaBiadoB Is Luiiscj.
rz? Loren P, Iiigcrsol'.'e costly ramdeoea at Bsath
Korwalk l.uru.-.i .lovvn. lim bsbsI depoaita
have bi e:i rt-?ioviid fruin BS-AoditOC 'I'liayc'? atnl
Janis Lin d's banka ?= In tho .Mate Li'Kiiiatiiri
bills t? yet ..ut tim Hui?? .?f baadtdsst paaaBaaa*
tickets ami ?o sstssslsa ii?ii?v baths in BtOokljTl
VSBSfBSSaated among otliiis.
City am? Sim.-KHA.s.-Tin? M.-th.nli-t ?giinlsten
tniioil for Iks r.-i?e,iU?f ti o "(,i?iv Naas asta*-sad
favored a cointitutioiial BBSMlfliSUBt a.ra?ii -t BSCts
tim? latarfsssacs with schaola - Aftas sharp
debate Ihs Bspttsl Munster-.' Coafeteacs passads
resolution ().?lining t-lieir pn-ition aasapportlngra
Itrictesl coininunion. - : Gea. Bloeam de. lncl
that Iks Hiookl.vtt l)t].:irt!iit-iit of Public
Works liiul basa l>a?lly managi-d. : . '1 In
iUtetn.-iit of S. V. Whit.?'s " ?frisrSBSSS ''
?eas re? ei ved by llciiry (?. Bama. = Charles
?KsaskawaaatrestsdflorsDeged eon^iisgj t?? ruin
ths Nsw-Tavh Pista Glass lasaraaea Cssspany.
?EBsTka Young Men's Chriatias Assoeistioa held
it-annual meei m?. : Qeld, 113, 113% Hit1?
Gold valu,' ni the ?IsSJBMsadsS dollar at the cluse,
88*io ci nts.
Wbaiiiik.?The OarSBBSBSBl r. port Brsdkta
elew westher. ~ lu tins rit?/ jeatmlaj titi
darw.'is .col and psascsllj bright i therm,
84?, M , :?" ._
That Mr. Kowen knows BOWSHtlllilg about
the Ii??* bet sciiii.l.il Bsasss a ?fail lafersnes
from wli.t lie lia? loos mihi: liintoil. It looks
now a.s ,: a Mioiij: pHSSBJS will bg broagbt
to bt.ir le iiiilucc lum to baa his Balad bj
h-Bariil-? m i.io-t ot'it i |iioji|,? co in tul with
tho ufl'aii have dont* ahead/.
lu view of the Bfeapeet tkat the bp sajemeat
of our -State prisona ??ill bo ovtru;ui!t,1, tin*
a?c^unl ia our All.aiiy cointapeodsBOg of tia*
frauds ?liKovi-r. ?I in 1854 is tii..ly. Tks
Btroiiff lik.'iic-s of thou* callie:- foi.ns of nv
?oality to tks ?resent!*, exposed eaaal traods
renders it ptobable tint ia tin- piisesu M
on tho aaaals tin* tkieree went back te tkeii
work in tJi? oi.J way after tlie iorestigatksM
of font)cr reaia blew over.
The liCHvy majority fires at fhu Baptist
Minist?-!.-' Confeiaaes ?ia fav.?i of tlo* Btnafeal
rasoliitiun of Dr. Anaitaca respeetisg close
00Bitnu;..on, sliow? u n maikable strength of
bebef on iliw point ainon^ tho cliiir. his o?
Nsw-Yoi k ?mil vuinity. 'Hie pcihonal ft clin?
whii'h bag appeared nt mteivals during the
debato? on the leaatatJaa tliongh stereiy re
prfftfvtd, had probubly more to do with the
?flfftNaTsaaf tima aiijr marked diileniu.es of
doctrino.
-m
The npaalek Government la resolved to hare
the last word with the European powers on
the <'ub.ui question. Ita Ministers abroad are,
It appears, instr.K te?i to say that aa Boon as
the Carlista ara put down ths Gorarumt-nt will
make abort work with ths Cubans. There ia
nothing te fear from ths United States, since,
scoording to these instruction^ we are opposed
to annexing Cuba, b-scsose that "would lead
??tu the election of a mmibet <>f ?negro leprs
" mci tut ses to I ?ragless.** Tot ?latter state?
iiiint Is worthy of tlie eotratiy of Baschs Panas.
Mr. P.ivi 'l ?Its fatioa of inquiry concerning
Um BMthodi <?f bookkeeping la Um DnHed
Btatea Treasury fouml litt!?- fsvot in Um Sin?
ai". Mul it bees ref-ened to s spedal rom
nittee Ibex? would bsva boen soma bops ol
an investigation leading to sa explaining of
tin- accounts, ?ml pos Iblj to s simpler n:?-t in>al
of ki?-; iiiir tbi'in. lint the ?Senate thought bee!
to ton ??vii ?18 inattir to the qui? hull'of tin
Finnic?' Committee; sod to prsrenl iii?' posai*
iiiiity of anything lerioos, ?si ?.n ?mt t!it? prs
ninhh? of tbe KMilntl? ?ii.
At the meeting of tbe Metbodisl minister?.
yeaterday, thai? opposition to tbe Orsy Nnna
m t ?took definite form in resolutions sviii??!i
?ooTsred other features of tin- net as well as
it.-a privileges la r??*?i><-? t t<? diplomss. The
Hiiia-iialnia-iit to tbe ('institution which Mr.
Blaine sdYoeatea is vii tu.illy approved In
?mother of tbeas reaohitionsi and ths leeenl
rcinov.il of t'l?l.lien from l?:i:ni ill'? l?!:t!i?l ii
?made ?lbs basis for recommending a system <>f
temporary bornes f"?' young vagrants, where
Uiey still noi bo exposed toaectarian inflneneo.
Mr. M irrison's l??11 ?io ?prepare for specie pay?
ments is entitled to* s careful judgmenl apon a
-pi ly of its full ti\t. Ass.uti:)-,* that, s\<- nias
imantiine point out iliat tin? tsso features
ssliich appear moat prominent ni?? that it sus
pends tbe act for the resumption <>f
specie ?psyments la I-**-?!*, and it ?proposes
no Jilaii for resumption -save Hie lucie BCCUmU
l.nin'i of gold. Wo liavi- had great piles of
gold in the Tica-miy severs! tinias since the
doss of tbe wsr, ami such an accumulation,
m? ?loiiht, is ona of the es ential requisites f?n
resumption. But if the hill depends upon this
alone, Mr. Morrison ou^'ht to know tliiil it
still he not only impracticable, hut worse?
A tbougbtful h (ter from (.cn. Gfllmore, which
sso print to-ilay, pr?sents in review tin c an?
parative merits of different kinds of psvemeni
The question bas Inen Burrowed down hy ox
perience to the relative value of stone, ?asphalt,
and svooil a? paving materials. A closer anal?
ysis limits the field to stone ami asphalt, on
?suitable fonndationsj hut no one kimi of pave
inciii has nil the misant Igesof tin- oilier?!, anil
while sojoared blocks of stone are best on the j
whola for business thoroughfares with a beavj
traffic, the sspball ?psvemeni would ?bettor sail
avenues fined by residences and largely used ;
as pleaaurc drives. Hut in all cases ;i ?good
fourni..t ion i?. shown to he essential to a per?
manent ?pavement, ami Gen. Gillmorc is also
??arefnl to explain, in recommending asphalt,
tin- iliflbrcnce betw-om tint material ami the
compounds of pitch ami gravel th.it hase pro vi ii
such disgraceful failures. Then is probably
no higher engineering authority thin Gen.
Gillroore, ami while Albany continues t?? med?
dle ".sith tin- queetion what ton of ?pavements
sse shall have in Nsw-York, our legislators
cinnot ?lo better than f.*ivo a careful study at
ha?! lo lien. Gillmorc's ?')?"-*(-tiui'-?.
FME8IDENT OSANTS CANDIDATE
It is quita obvious that the lion. Roscos
Conkling las statoeman sslu? ssa? not bora
yesterday. He has been foi several yens
occupying a wann and comfortable position in
the mnahinSi without manifesting the l? .i-t
uneasiness <?r finding snj fault with the'
weather. Ho baa had ihn confida me nml
the Intimscy of Iba Executive, and
enjoyed ?i practical monopol) ?.f the
patronage <>f the great State he represents.
Keeling thai be could bave whatever be wanted
for tho saking, nml knowing thai the man ssho j
was next nml nearest t<? tin- Preaidenl was
also v\ it ?mi easy reach oi thal wonderful po?
litical Instrument, a to di oi ssim-e k ?.
?sends a t iat ill to eveiy port <>r station
where there's a custom-house, and everj
h.iniji t in tho litinl tliat boosts a post office, ho
?boa bees quite content v.iib hi-? ?position; his
modesty ami bia patience, his adf-damial ami
his ?devotion ?to the President, bava won out
admiration. Verily, patient waiting bath ita
reward. Bo long as Preaidenl Grant barbotad
or ssas suspected of hsrborisg the least
shadow of a desire for renomination, ?
Senator Conkling Pit in sunshine <>r
walked in clover, ami made no sign t!. it
ambition lurked ssithin him. Ha ?'.tis no1 a
candidate. Ile was the President's fini?.I.
Not superservlcesbb) j not running before he j
tv.ia seilt; not pushing Lis fortunes, nor
seeming even absolutely to favoi him, hn
slwayadiscrea ',. always apparently uncommitted,
ami always standing hy. Whin he waa needed
at the liicit Convention of J**7l, not to ?puah j
Grant hi tbe way of the Convention but to
keep the Conva ntion from pushing Grant out of
iii?- ssa.v, be WBS tin l? , ami OCCUpied the lime to
sucli good purpose that n<? third-term <?r anti
third-term resolution tai Introduced ?to ?msr
tin- harmony. Winn i; ssa?? thougbt bes! by the
msnagers t<> pa.??? an anti-third-term .?) ?luttra
at Baratoga in l>7"?, he?merely v"<s ii??t
tiieie; no mole. Ho hal no li.mil in ii; that
sv.ir? nil. Ho was not ?anessy. He sat, in the
sunshine. Tba President could Lot shska his
gory kicks at bbn; he didn't do it or advise
k oi 'eras lit to it. Ami In- \s is not ambitious?
Hen ss.is Mr. Janus (}. Ki.line, ambitious,
restlesa, nneaay. Mi. Blain?'?. State Conven?
tion m Main?- fell Impelled to ?pass an anti
third-term resolution, for ss'n. \ Mr, Blaine
ssa? held in some measure responsible, li ii
believed that t'ni? action did no1 endear Mi.
HI.lim- t?> the President, nor ?lid Mr. Blain) '8 pro?
posed amendment to the I ??ust itutioo ?m the s ??
tallan i?-n<-, sshich tbe uncharitable sahl waa an
aiteiniit to steal Grant's thunder, maki the
President mora kindly disposed to the gentle?
man from Mame. Then theio waa M;. Morton
of Indiana, bkewise nu-ciasy and ambitious, A
?aewspapei at [ndianapolisi which l. d bees
careful to state that it ssas not bli orgas,nom?
inated lnai for tim Presidency, and raise
?mt positively nml in the most pio
Bounced manner sgainsi a third term. There,
too, ss.is Mu BnstoW, Secretan of the Tra as?
ms, whom rumor charged with lookinj bight r.
Whether it was through personal .?? titira or
a siiici-ie ?leMio to Im efficient and faithful iii
his discharge <?f ?duty, ha slas sesma I reeth ??.
He pnabsd his notions of reform in a
iiio?t aggresaiva ami eflassivs wsy, until
people begSB to Bay ho ?WSUld make u
good President, aud Uacio were reports
that President (?rant did lot consul? r Bil hi?
movements wise or look iipon lu? smbitira
with an SppfOVilg eye. Upon all these ileul
opinent? Mr. Conkling, sitting serene and un?
uiiihitiouB in the ?sunshine, looked with
calm philosophy and waited the BaOVO*
incuts of his chief, ile did not ali? us?
the third tarni question. He took bid cuo
from the President, and kopt in tha neighbor?
hood of the woudroua machine whence radi?
ated the gie.it not\soik of wires ISSSBSng every
cuitom-houae and poit-offlee and caucus and
convention ia the land. Aud now it is said
that the President bos full/ made up h ia
'mimi not to he a csndHssS for a third
1 t?nu. Ra eosimunieates this decisios to
Mr. ConkHngi who, as usual, ?s standing by.
The lion. Rosaos Conkling iisntedietely rises
t?? the emergeney. Ht is a candidate for th?<
nomination. In thii st te of thin - ?seed any
SUS i 11 ? J ti ? io who still have the auppoit of a
President who proverbian? s-Hid? by bis
friends i Was sol Mi. Conkling sisa in srsit
lag T
So now, with our Senator fairly releaaed
from nil obligation to srail ra Grant's .imi.i
tion, sod hi-? u.ii.u? distill i ly pul forward as a
candidate, what are his ehsneesl With
sin? 'sdiii?? of iiianainiiaiit, li?? should li?- BUS
to carry the delegstira of his <?\sn st it??.
There are obnoxious districts which ssill hue
none of Conkling, ne matter who bscka him,
i?ut h?? ought either t?> conquer se ?-vade their
lu >?i ii ?ty. Ho eertsinly ?ought t<? b?? sMe,
through the pstronage he his enjoya*?], to
canv i majority of tho Stato Convention,
anil ssil!: that the pSSSSgB ??I a ie?olutioii
instructing the delegues to vote as a unit for
him. Th,it is a good send-oft Fot tho restj
there h the sviiole Soiithein vote, eupet-bag
gera, scallawagsy and negroes likely te go in s
bunch. Moiton iiml HI.lin?? un? playing foi i'.
Patronage controls it and sill dispose ol ii.
Grant his ths patronage ami ssh.it is
more, commands the situation by vu me
of being himself the ii i -st chotee ??t
the Southern Republicans, W ill h?* ho L'kely to
help Moiton. Blaine, or Briacowi or te give it
tu ConkUngl Then in all the otbei States it
muai !>?' l? meiiihciod that the ?1? legata s aie
chosen by conventions, that conventions grow
out of cauce ea, ami that caucuses nu' in
nine cases out of ten managed sod eon
trolled by the office-holders whose bread
ami butter ?sis dependent upon politics. I he
power of patronage in ths nominating conven?
tion?, can In util} he overestimated. Thal force
still be enlisted for the President's candidate.
It President Grant has actually de?ided te
retire from the Belli, and Senator Conkling
slops ?bite the lit?, tbe latter, though Into,
i? a candidate no1 te be da tpiaed. He has
lo.it nothing by ssnitin r,
un s/ u ?i a Men..
When t!i?' Bsnborn iniquity s\a? under ex?
amination some amusement ssa? caused by the
discovery thal the business of the Treaaurj
Iii partaient ran ali og In rut?, witboul
much interference except bj peraom who had
a pilli; i.ns inter?s! in disturbing it. Instances
wera im ntioii? (1 oi persons who came to Wash?
ington on business with ?the Fern ins nml ?spa ni
yean in wal bing the opei Hams of tbe ma?
chine ".siiliinit making s step ol progrosa
toward th?' rattlement of their affairs. Their
papers were slipped into a i?? ptacle and
M.ui'.l off i< mtifully. I.seis mu?ning .".t 0
o'clock im i'iii!? m patriotic gentlemen put i
their lu t upon the I reasui v da ski aud rest! the
BeWBpapers ataliberal s.Jars wbile the Gn*nl
Invention f"i Reterring Documenta ran along
In at ??ne door, ?mt at another, stopping every
day or two lera fresh indorsement, letters,
requests, complaints, remonstrancee, claima,
contr?ctil, poshed one su?otheronin the Treas
mt int.-, ?.mis opened except bj some junioi
elerki bul graduaBj gettiag evverrd all over
ssith ?I.itc, signatures, and i??l Inns, until
there was nobody in ?the Department te whom
tins bad ii"i been referred at Us t race.
Then thej usually came onl again at tbeaame
bola where the) went in, and the owners, ti
they wera siiii alive, returned horn? sith
frayed trousers and threadbare erato wonder?
tug ai the beautiful Bystem oi the Treasury
Department as it ss.is managed bj Secretary
Richard ?i
Bul aometimea human Intelligence did inter?
fere with the machine, In spe-riallj lucrative
i i-i ?, and a curious instance of thal sort ?>f
irregiilurit* bas jual been iuveatisated by
Soin ?io: Wilson. Ii ?no ?? in connection v. it h ,
t!.? cotton claim ol Parkmaa i*\ lir><>k?, on
which mails ??!,i i,i un i waa pah! ia February,
1874, ?without authority <>f btw and without
equity. The papera in this case had gol as far
a.s tia ?.'?.ti ol Solit lio;- Benfield, and that
lum ti'm.?i ?- ssa* prepaiisg sa advene report
uiioii them, when they sveio suddenly tak?-n
ass.is by Assistant Sientan Bswyei and re?
ferred m i!ic Commissioner of Customs, Mr.
Haines, w Ii? ? s*.:s a >?iy a? t i s c- and ener?
getic sdvorata ol tim ebtimant. Mr.
li.?im s promptly approv?ed ?the claim.
Controllei Taylor decbled ?thal it could
be paid v.,tin,at tin. special appropri?
ation by ( ougress, Next, sceordiog t?? the
Treasury system, Secret! y Richardson sen! it
to iii?- FinS Auditor foc "examinai. and
"settlement," but as this eourae would require
that officer i?, investigate it first, the indorse?
nu ni ss.i-i altered by Assistant Beeretsiy
Bswyer ?io as to resd, "Approved, and re
"ferred to ti??- First Auditor lor settlement!"
thus leaving Mi- Richardson's aiirnature ap?
pend d to sa onl? i ?i ii o ih'i'niit ii,.m tin?
um- ho h,nl nally gi vi u. ino ii.um stan
thereupon paul.
We announced several dayaaso that Missis.
Rawyer and Haines were lik?l> to ?be Indicted
foi tlnir ah,ii? in tins alleged fraud, ami it
would sppear from Solicite! Wilsons report
that Contralle! Tarier*1! conduct also requires
an explanation. As for Mr. Richardson, ii
ssa- discovered long ago ths! ?one of bis prin?
cipal inplos m? nts in ih?- Treasury Depart?
m? ? ? ?was signing bia nama te papera thai he
knew nothing shout, ?and it is probable that
bs m teal automatically in the distribution ol'
this plunder, .'wa he ?I ?I in that of Sanborn.
Bul we wonder whether he passes claims along
?ly in the Conti Of (hums as In dnl iu
UPS 1 .? i.snry.
/ ? VtOi RATIC Bl FORM I BE
mo itbl nu?, ssl n \ - c.iili d .n.i mit.u
te the frauds by wbieh ths Dei.rats had d??
fi..;. I an Independent candidate i ? r llayot in
St. I.'.u.??, prominent Democratic Journals ii
hi u?d that Tin Ti in ira b d been abeurdly
imponed apon bj ii? ?informant, and thai tin
stories of fraud were merelj tin inventions of
a defeated faction. \\ i wen told thal do re?
spectable pesson al ct. I.iiii- ?lo !.i.t| thal the
U i; (..latic candidate lind been bonsstly
elected; and it wss observed ti it all ?the En?
glish journals of thal ?i!.\ Joined in supporting
lum. lh<- connection between Democratic
msnsgc ? and the BepnbUcans of tbe Whinl s
Bing was not guita bs eleai then si it ii noss,
nml i he air of firtuoua surpri sand indignation
wats siiy \sill aasomed by mu D?mocratie
critics lint bow does th? case look non 7 a
In m crSUC I'ouneil?the BSUM ('.?um d by \?lucli
Ifayoi Britton wss tosagnrated?hsi been io
real Igsting the matu r. It has i ss ? d Um bal?
lots te bs recounted, und iim'.s that of ti.u s
properly numbera^, and according te las en?
titled te hu counted, Mi. Oveistolx, ths ?lads
pendent candidate, bad a majority. Moreover,
it Liis bess taking testimony t?> a ?certain how
tho slsctira wss conducted, and ii finds thai
frauda tsoo perpetrated which rival ia impu?
dent infamy tin wont BV? coir.iintl? al bj Tam
many in it? wont days.
For example, it nppi aii that burge gsngs of
: repeateia ant sent ?aboot the city In wagon??,
and at the different pBBCiBCtS they reported to
ri-.tiiii tricky Doflsaeratla workara, wfaagara
! tken little nlipt of piper bearing the nairn?
iiril reid. ne. s of the votent they wcro to por
SOBBte. (Tpofl these nani?-t they voted, and
t1 ? 'i i!iii\.(l oiT to BflB other precinct to ?PB*
?peat the operation. Sometimes tim name?
givefl "?re I lins? of peSBOna v. ho had no r-x
istrncr nsmrs win.h had bara ?fntndnlentlj
r. ?rn!. red in arder to prepare the way for
li | ?du! i;t votes. In other ?S&Bt **, the BBBBfB
gives ?era those of rea] roten who had not
yet voted, t'.iid in many instaures the rea)
owners of naiiies, upon (Bathing the poll?,
were told that they rotihl not vote again?
sonehodj ?had voted for them already. One
1>. ,'ii.n lane manager test iii? i with charm
. lag frankneea to his own doinga. Be
?Stated tli.it ho Btaed nearly all day ?Bl
the polls, ard gave out ?up? bearing "the
M Bama Of B person and n n "-idSnec; living
*' in.-n's names milong them." Ho was a
! faithful woiker aft<*r his kind, for ho ?ays:
"I told th.in to bo..Tcry enivlul to givo the
" naine anti Bttflshef that I gave th. ni. Soin. -
" times I would repeat il ta? tin ni tinco or
" loin tim. ?>." II? theaght he got in about
i M-veiitv-live of theSS votes at one precinct ;
and before trusting men with naine?, ho s.ivs,
" I gave th. in a pledge t!i it aill go to the
"giave with me." Of tho ?standard of moral
it v amonir Ib'inocratio workers in that city be
?rives a lather Martling BJllBpee when ho says:
" I thoagbl it was all right to elect my man
" by any mean.?; I saw other people doing the
" | nu?' thing.''
Of what ?consequence wau a mere ??y ?slec
tlofl in St. LouisT It is not c.iH.v to say what
? the reanlts of this infamous piece of work
have been. Two fenn ago the Germans
ihroughoot the West weir tending strooglj
towan! In nily union with the Democratic
party, obviously something lias changed then
disposition. '1 hey were Independents and seal
out for political reform?; t?i tin ii- ?i tit it it
nnv be said that ?bo other class of citizens
?showed mote earnestness oi mncei ?ly. li ??a
?barely possible that when they saw a reform
?candidate for Mayor, who bappeued also to be
a German, beatas in ?St. Louis by such Demo
i lulu w.iik. ii ?is the OOS just iniliiioneil, they
began to doubl whether the path to reform
and political purification led through the Demo?
cratic camp, No ni.ui can saj bow far the
union of repeaters and whisky thleres to de?
feat an independent candidate in Uaj, 1875,
routril in. d io canas Democratic defeats in
Ortobei and November, 1875,
II,? i.i i h,i- not yet boco decided, ami it i.
quite possible that the Council, in which the
Iii iihh ratic inajoi i ty is larne, may not embrace
? OOUgh nu mix is ol that p irty w ho due to ?lo
justice n .".iillt-?a ol' partisse feeling. The
candidate who was not legal!) elected, it se, ma,
has I", n k?pi in ollie?? nearly a year already
li) ?i ?h i ??ion of ?i I ??m. ?-1 ,i ; n* court, which
lull that lin- Coumil had BO light to count
the ballots sad aacertalB who wm elected
until Novinil.il. aitir six months had ?lapsed.
I'lHwibly soin?* oth<er legsl pretext may be
found for holding in office to tin end of O?S
term a Mayor win?, according to the recount
?made bj the Council, had a minority of the
legal rotee. Bul the Democratic party, though
it may ban gained a Major for one year or
two, ha? sustained a loas in reputation and
public ? mudenca far mora Important than its
succi ???._
C is AND OIL
TI ern is probably no place ob the globe
win u the comparatira marita of gas and oil
an nore diaeuased at present thsn Brooklyn.
A vi j msrked incresse ia the consumpthia of
ml fi i light, and ,i ih ? resse m tin* nae of p-ts,
h"o been for many months noticed ia thal
city, greatl) to ths mmtow of the ni* cum
?panics thors, How tar oil bus been substituted
for gas in pni.ite dwellings, there is no certain
method "f ? itiuisting ; bul ii is s 11 I.
that th. re ara numerous iastanees where house
holders in what ara called "comfortable tir*
" t uni-tan.. b" have r.i int'v? ord, red the meten
to lu taken out of tin ii bouses. Ih.? change
is mon t*.i-il) ob.?.-1 veil in -ho|is thai gre open
in the en uiug. On the infi 11? ? r thoroughfaree,
ml lamps sr? the rule, gas the ? ?ception, in
the shoa window?, on the beat street for
K?..r. s?l'?lt.iii ??!.?there are ?i few blocks
where the "?1 predominates larg 'v ; nura)
win.-.' it is u-..1 by about half the ibope; and
s? .m I) a blink without some instances of Um
change. Here .and there a fen of the larger,
handsomer shops are burniag oil; and then is
au occasional one where both ga? and oil are
burning, the oil probably being ob trial. The
gas companies sr? manifistly uneasy, though
boom ?>f theil ??'inris speak in sb ?fal og terms
of th?' lnathr a? iiunlj. a gymptom of the
"haul tim? s * * whnli eveiybod) hopes ni.
pnaaing away, But meanwhile the offei is
nade to I tht the sheet lamps erith oil st s
price for below the lowest that gas ia furnished
a?, and the oller has had the effect airead) of
reducing the price at which the eily contracts
f .i i?as.
How mu. h ?an be saved bj substituting oil 1
The cellmates of those who have mule the
change differ v, i?h li. but a n..ijoi ity place th?*
Basing at from one-half t<> three-fourths of
theil old gas billa. 'I'hi! exact ii "in ? could
be \?iy easily arrived at. \\'?? propose to nu?
nile a simpls experiment, not ireiy precise,
which ?our readers caa repeal foi themselves.
An ocdinsry "student's lamp,**1 burning oil.
w? compared with a bat's-wing burner >"!i
suuiiug ??ii it t oi gag in an hour. First, t',.
amount of b^.it v..is compared, b) holding a
I,-a,I pencil at a distance from the two liatues
end obaerring the two shadows B) pushing
the gae burne] fniiliirb.uk than Um lamp, a
point was m length reached where tin b1 illowa
were equally dark. The gas waa then seveu
I,i-t bom tin- [?mil; the lamp was ~>;.i fut.
The comparative light of the Usines waa ss
the squares of th?-e distan?.-; ?J.c, ga d9 to
28, ?oi 7:1. The lamp ?burned oil i.i? was
n- i : i iii'.l by weighing it at interrala) al Um
r;.i< ..i about one gallon in 7i? boora? Te get
?i? i,inch light fi tun oil ?s fn in ?the gas borner,
one galloB would, of course, lae! only IO boura.
'i io ? ??ii wm bought at retail for 30 ecnta. If
gas costa |3 pet 1,000 f.??. the six-foot
Imrnei would eonsusne 72 eenta1 worth in the
in boura, If the pries ef gas were ?reduced la
M2 50 i.'!- 1,000 feet, it would still ?cost tu.io
.i- .. " b, ligl t for light, m the oil.
?,', h? tin i, ob the to hole, it i,, ,i saving to g
communit) to sabstitata oil for gas, i-i quita
another qaeation. Cheap o??half the pria of
? hit need In the experiment -ia, unfortunately,
i ! le. A few weeks ago at Hoboken .i maa
Introduced the cheap oil Into bia bouse in place
?if ?gas; In- has now a pOc of s?- ireh? 1 bricks
ob .i v.omi I?,i, lind the ?gaa companies of Il?>
bi i.n ..ie scieae. The dealer who sells Bach
oil no lesa eertaialy batgaina ion causing death
and destruction than did Thnmaaarn sritfa hi ?
clockwork and dynamite. Why the Bal?is ?not
repiMBed bj heavy penalties, such M siirioiind
dealings i.i gunpowder and nitro-glyeerine,
doBB not eleariy appear; Uwdangei in Bsiag
? ?su h oil is practically quite ?a great as in
1 bundling any explosive ya-t invented. If our
I authorities nhotild take this inatta-r ia hand
! tiley would tnid no real ali Ifield ty in tho way;
' an instrument could be inado for a dollar that
I will ta.st the oil sold with certainty. It is a
go???l thing to have got the upper lignd of the
monopolies that furnish gi?a. it l8 well to
otleet a saving in those d.ivs and sights sf
eioiiomy. Hut S little legislation ami thai cn
foreement of tho law ?aill bs ii<,?'e.s?ary if we
would also save mon nml women from tho
most boriihlo of deaths ia tho U.tnies of un
I BSfa oil. _
Mea ehaagS ti ?*ir slsv, aot their friends. On. Van
Boran is in "i okohaaaa, bat his friends arc ?'ill bare,
.nul Btolmllnt loailly that TbbTmbombob Baturday
" Indorsed" Mr. J.is's attack m u sheonttinnmj In
this ass they not showtns tbemaslvas te kava,bke
tho fallan! Qansral Umasbf? mor? sssl thaa dte
trelton I Wis ]>ni>ii->li<-vl Mr. Jap's lettes as it eaaaa,
Ths sliasioOS to Gen. Viin liiiion could not harm
hini. st thaf ??iiiv laassted abai ths ? ?sastiy already
knew ail nansas at -that Jlr. J.ty had % scry ini
favnrublc opinion of hi n. Our ossn lmcf BOauaStttl
en ths letter rimal* ?sdmittad Irregularities, whldl
noons denies, sad ?prayed that then might be no
r.-i ni reinc of {hem h? te nt ?mr Centenal iL 1!? sides
tins mc aaid nothing; excopl thal lbs Vienna a anda!
Hover whs prop -ill" iSettltnl ; -jtlSt sthat (len. V.m I'.n
n-n .'uni Mr..las ?as- tbemselvea. Osa. Van Borea was
j sara from ths beginning that Mr. Jay should have
I been promptly ?mealM fr<>"ii v*bmibs i ?Mr. Jag was
Bqnslly -.m? thal Oea. V.m Bur -n ibsnld h.ise ?toss
puhiiciv oensured and mu koncssd witt sa important
j public ?trust by tin? ?President and Benats NataraUy
tln-i is :uitl always svill ho it scry pretty qitSITBL
lint it is DOW sDiiD-svttiit s'.ile, and ss? hup?'to ?ave
uni i iluuiiis hy pisadlas, si ara hare all alons? tba
rights of neutrals ;?-only ?promising, ftortbebenefll
oi Gen. Van Mnr.ii's friends, thal sv? ?bava board ??f
BO new i'vhI.'iii o .-mil kiios? no reason for altering
tin. beliefrerr frequentlyazprassed ia these columns,
thal whatever den? Van Huicn's balta imane who
knows bim belierea ?that ho ?nor has tbmaorwill
do a )|;?lii.n.-st .n t.
'Iii.? $3,000,fold, r?-sv:ir?l ortet ii hy the Direct
('aid.'Company fortin? dlseevery el ?thepeople <n
gaga<d m ?breaking ?their Il.o, does n?>'. eesas
a moment too ?soon. It is Ineredibls that j
these breaks iheuld occur nu fregaently and
in sin li unlikely placos hy acciiloiit, and it i
ii high tuno f??r tho puhlio to know st bo
ia planning or paying for them. Ths Direot Cable
bas I)?.in the ?..i.i. ?? ni a vi ry great hen. lit to cscr-,
man Becking t?l?graphie communication suth
tngland or the Contiuent. Ii at ans timesacared
B four-fold r.lu. lum of th? rate. Ii inai'i
Lons thal r'-ili'i tioti ti? tho pn-'s. an?l
il-n a i mi?.!.?Lili!.. reduction tor the
gem r ii [.ni.he 'i !.)? whole ?community \n interested
in areing that Its gallant etinrt to ?maintain its lins
gets al l? .?-u f:n i play. Ii trill be discreet, M a
,-id'li-l. for i i s.i l s to atop their suggestion ih.it lbs sa -
cideiitu ore due t.. lobera nt defects in tho eahl . I he
cable has beba submerged ioma yean, '? ??
i-s.-iy ten, and baa proved Its quality. It d ? ? not
lu-..i ne those st lui profit most Ly the
breakage to ?be ?too officious In seTerlag Impa -
Btpl mations
Hr. Sidney Lanier, a fouag Boothera poa!
coutribuliona to aoms of the magasines barere
i!:; i? ed ?i gr al ???Ml of notice, !; ia been ap?
pointed to write the teal of nea tats fortbsopen
lug of ths i . i.:??".! ul (estival, and Mr. Dud! y Um k
ia to i.i? ? .- tho munie. Uoth -.?..ii"'.? eemto
be g - ni once, sod tbjs new i ra of re? on? iViatiun ?'nil
bs lu'v aymb luted by this Union el gortband
BoUtl) lil li.? ?" | "if ' Bil I-f lll.ill.
PERSONAL.
)]i arl Rocha fort i.-? writing a history of (few
1 I t .'? li i
~M.u k isviin's hist jok>- is .-? desire t > ?be ran
M i ? u lepea i? al aeadi lata tim Meemi ol Hartford
lin? ll.m. Kobari C. Winthrop has bees is
u Um ' eaten nial t?r.i!.ir fur the l'uu. i.. ..f jui> m
Hu?:..11.
'iho late Viscount Amberley, only los ?n
completed a Iii.iglealwerSa abort tiui..
t..?fiin- im iL utii.
Ama iii.") Vespucci, ths bud descendant of
the nu iti'er ?.f titi' iivii?, after whom ! I loa s?,i?
ii.iiin-.l, di a .? f.- ? -Li. i .?ii-? m- u i lenta ?, Il dj ?
I : uns' Church, in Boston, sets a l?gt est!
nt.itittn ..n it? reetor, tho Ree. PhHllpa Brooks, ?
? ? ? . li IV? Ill-UK J talj llfo l?> UM alan.III., lit Mimili
??11.1.1111.).
II, l'ii-net, ?mo of the gusrdians of the Louvrs
m i ?? cn la Pai s parata wed r??. aalli tot thal in mut lou
? n* i. p I'ti.ni ?i.ti m, iu need, dating aa?-k to i?;.?
laili ti.. Il.l-lS .
?Prof. Thomas R. Pries of Randolph ?Ifssoa
i.? ree sit:: p-rohabtj aaaceei to the-shalr ?et Oraek ni
Um ?Vi Ivermlti ol s rain ?, lu.uio vassal i y Iks it- - ?
t.. ,i of Prof. . ililli rat? <;s.-.
Mrs. Sarah Helen Whttmsn'a 7:hl birthdsy,
??lilil? i?, cm i.ti U?l W? :i;c??l.i_T, tv.?a ob??; veil liv tin)
ine-Mins ;it ker house In r"?.s idenee, It i , of a i-'in v- o'
;. ii mia, st li.? i?; -.-ii t- .1 li-;- willi aouic c1 ui?ii p i ntl..fc< o'
ll.it.i la .iii'l mm ka
The sppointment of Mr. Gratiot Washbunis
na rust s??'i'?i.i:y cf i??*s.itiiiu nt BLFatstakerg.The
.1 nitrttiiii L.tjitter ?if Parla ???>??, " li?* <*un?i 1 BS ?mall
am-ouut of foaaip arnon* Amorti mala Parlay whare that
<i-o r biiirsn'-i iin it it's hare been pretty thoronjcblj eaa
s ,,?,-!! i tor ?.ii i u- eera nut. lu enae of the illness or eb
'. ?<? ?' s,;.- [| ,, r I ,. ti. at \S it ; mi li, ?. ?
il'AlTilree, and II nml be ooasollnsto Ani-ri.-m? loft-el
i.i.u . ir antim ti ii-u-n ?la inay .1? . .iii Lil t.? ? ;? li ii
t -1 bands."
The Pope baa a high opinion of .foin of \rc.
g i?- -eiiilr !?? Bfl .;'".??? ?.f .i : te ??' l -i, be tlt-i :u ti
that tin? la lu*!'? ?wiled the Maid of orteaas? for ths
l>rodiglrebj ssi?i. ii h'n- rrllemd ti?.?' tit* No-bod*, ?rill
?It ns. ?.isa lill- Hill) I..i.i :.'.iiiit li i! j loralai)
u.'i. ?i?, u iintii'i u '..,'...?? et i-i un, mil al ve It Ita
li Uti'!.li? kill?:, eli???? Willi tt-I? It.rii I.? ??-. Milln? tin
?tu tutu of Um mull?., and .i i '.?'..??: lo Hi li , rltakcn
li .?in Hie li.-lil? :-. l III) vi .m .ii.> .ii-i: ;????? Hld .1 D ?
taila ?.ii.iss ..-.I., uf WBI i'.' au.l |>i't't tan. '..'
Al the cloae of hu ?series of ??\ Chri i
eetur a, la ?London, na ?Slaetrieitj, P
iii.n-li ti tit it tlif ?if Hu in ?. -I I? m lill Itl teal with 11 ' ?
-. ,1 li .my I. n.-l . r rwtttd luaku n? li..ni
material.al aeareeljany?-?oaB Ra kopad tbeei
ii ?i- ?.i?i ?aa nut hoto > sr eil, for the future el leh-nei
?OUM I . U ? 'i i' I' " - ? Ul til.. |l ill M ?
- nt ? !. i, lie ?itid It Hie ;ii.i..'ciii
, m a.- ?..Lu-., m air hi lu 1 Iii? i.i?
:? I -it io da). ami iio ii i ?-. ou .
! ,- W11 I ?!? l-lf .!...?: ' | ?i i- ??
;.. .. ' .N?! lyal
u ,t,t- the ? lian.ee frotan
. toe strtiiiK.
Mr. I>i?in ?Boueiesult sends Ibis 1??? ? i to ?the
London papsn lu i aplas uti a ol ? to Mr,
DUra II Brgtag Um relea? I ? I ? . , ina ra:
"Certain It.urn.ti.? bare. In thetr editorial retnarka .h
ettei to Mr pi?: ?? i?, i ,??(??,,i- a i., p. r , ,i,. a Bier
ci ii.us i.' .c' in ms ; The Ki Intu ? .?
?gi nci-i.iii? .ma uujiiHi. M;, Mifag 'u -a in London Laa
'i.iu.i.t nie, mid anil bi agi ma,mora IhaaSl,) -''a
I f.nfe t tilt- ii.u in retiring I
??ns ?'??m? -I'.t? to appear Bexl rtvriuKal Li pi ?noland
*?! n? tieater. I kari t in rledtbi ni I di , . u
In i".iiim. li>- tkeee i.Hum i i"" uImiui ? no?
more. Tbeeaareikemeret-uarvobjet -i bed In ?.
I noa ? ' ter late - u I. ?J. taila it i?
i tiarra eomma n l?ti p?eople, bot it.? ? ? .i
Kentii n.-l iii.iicht !?? ? i?ic, ?nil ?rill uiulerataiid
i. nli .i ? i." i!l?-i? to avoid ?nell !??? ii'l.il a. .,. ,
::t?s. tiwi humiliated la Deiu/ eij..j{ed to it?ru;i-. Vow
iilMilit-nt M-isinl."
Loxdos, .Im. 24.-The Bight II o. Hugh !'.
ildsra, Mi iiii'in (af Parllaaaaal for Pontefraet,
ami fi.rai iij llembae at tho Qabtast, baa itarted for
CanB'ta._
PUBLIC OPINION.
o i c inilidate -Jamm Q. Bin Inel Our motto
mea Malue,aogoea Uta Uolonl" iti.ui,...- v. i,.k
aud < . arter (it?i>.) *
Conkling may, gfter all, rome to ?rule .mr an
hi ? ? ' ?m lara? i. iii id arhh li ma can ka di* ron i .sr ol
un.? t? ?!? i iiiHieti. u I'l-iii'.' visitad ?ni Hi' '?>ia|? for ilit-ir
line, [Ktebn und ?Buqailri i (Dem.)
Wa i>ii-?litt that eithei Hendricks m Bayard
syII. ne me iitiiii.ci.itii- nominee tot fraaldent, ?nil undi r
either the Bouth-nm aud Northern Dnmoeraey are r.?i??iy
in do battle,?tttotu toa 11 < x..b> i.i *.i|,ii h?, n. ,
W,. iio ?no1 want a di legation hem this sun?
im?l.? a io Conkltajc, ?ml then tranaierred toOruat. ss?
ui? in.i ii.ai.it t?> ?.ni. Uraat, but wa re opposed to a
third term ?on parin I le. and wa um t tiierft ?- oppoeo
anjr maa arks Carora a thliS taraa.- {Tray Whig (Ba .)
Ah public ojiinioii ali velona iraell, we ima ci ne
t!i ii ii i at elit.li-e still !>e liiiililly u.HMts ?U, iilid the
ni?!lulus ni e?u)llilnt?"* ko forward Wai un rplilMiilr.
I' is Hu? li.illulia li?. ,.iiuiif j.11 v lim .1 pul f,.;itnrtl Mr.
li 1 ?.in, aad tasas al Haine Mr. Blaine, hut wo do not
heVere either of them wIM find s secnndln? frnni anr
Hiaie, i ?-ri.uuly not b sincere asa The trouble wait iii?
two tin-n 1? the same, their strength is similnr, their faial
wo.ikne.-s Hltuilur.?[m;iiInir?-lil Bopahlteas dud.?
Vic believe th.it Boscob Coakliagi Hamilton
Fish, ?,r li ...?.nil A. \i ?i-iii-r v. nilli i ,,.i, i ,., Uieui lui.?
a? itroiig a c n,(li,i.ii- ?i? .hi, ot-b-sr Baila ?saa i?i ?-** nu
lint aareeogalie the fact timt thors aro BspablwaNs la
ih.-8t.iit. ?a i.i, m,ula uni agres with u*. Than ar.- aun
other? wini hare s dec ? 1. 1 prefer? no betwei n tin- sbors
niiiiiei! uri lilli in? ti. Ami .ia w.i ?mall ri?|iiiie ni ,?,,t
em rgl(-a t,i elect tIt.- i id li lu c ti. it in.lf In- liiiiuiu.at-0
we would lian? ?ivnidi-il mc iinaet-saary waeli In vol red ?a
as eBeet ko naen a Btuu ooaveattua aast mm ps bu io?
st: nt iel ?Jo.ey.ii.mi ?fOgdt BSiaarg Joatanl |..-. a
Air vic.
TITIKN3 IN OI'l'RA,
It in a remarkable illustration of tho power
Of Mil.?. T.lien? us a dramatic getgg t!i;it willi a tri.ni*
BsnBSSSdBsgrtfesr In beadJong bsste snd sppolntio ni?
of tl,n ?niac in? Bgl t ami uiis.it, ti ii-Mry cli.ir.irlt r, tie
was ?lile tn uulie ,..? Lui l?ui yc?l ?in (i|i?r i .u. '? Nurtina"
deeply bUaresUag, an I tai sassy anas froia
flr-t to ian v n it ia ni n. ?it i. n. Eves Wmtg
she vi is mil actually b furo t.?o audience, iii?
BMgsatiaai of has yntrtdlag spirt! s tam I ko ?tre uto to
Hid Kiti.0. gai ?! SSme nf tim iii una;'') i??-r?on.?? uii
ijuc.sti..n.iiiiy wen?, 'ii-? yetttnttoot ai ? winde must
ti.erefi.ire Be fTOBOBBeSd a f.i:r -.i?*< e -s. wlii'?- m iir,.tin
run h jut nous p.is.?jgftl It ??ii sur,i.i??ilii>;ly great, For
Mile, l.iii'i.s Um owning va* s tiiunipli, IBSBB
was n si'li n? ni li'?dsi', aixl li.o ??l'infaciloo
of tim ajx, i ili.rs ?a.-.-m.-. 1 ti? Inrr. .wo og
Uta osera waal aa Bas Irai mbss gsva M the htttm
ilu.'.iiy r i Ilativa i? '?'?.i.'li'.il SXaUMglS uf IBS PSBd
?!?. laaiatory ?ty ii- al whli ks s s aa siten called IBs last
n pri eiititive. 'iii "Ciata di. a" ti i.'i ii tallaWBi ?aa
.tiiiiii disappointing, ftir almost ali IBnogB n Baratt
ni? a tiitin balsa shs i"., ?i; int in lin? ,1.14
i mata flnuio tin aoBla gssUtjt nf has estas
tim l)n*inltli mu? splendor of 1i?t method,
au,! Ikt dramatic ti, I r.i.-il c\ fvi?rv thing Iii fire inn,
and tin-eint tin fell -until acclamation?. In tim ae.-.,ml
Sal Un) I'l-.uitnil! ilinl w.th Allait/ma w i? lint, na.r.bat.lj
Issdat ami slsgaat. Al Um spaa sg ?,r the iii ni we omi
IBS BBgeBSStSB s, ? n* hy Um um li of tilo gflSfSBS
rtii, lu n; iinil lastly i.uni) tin? Ling rou? ?-.?ni
passage in the ti mp:?-, vr'n-ie .V-?r??i?i pa.-.m?.? Hit iu?,h lim
vv lint?* gunine ?? ii.issuiT), fii.:i) fury ti iaapaST, k;k- , Mm
il. iiii?h, nil 1 late. All ti::..: gh tl.n ,',-.-.g ? -, aa M'i".
Titi-na waa aatosssuast} i;"?"'- U tola raBsma tassais
ti. it she l? g.< afest ; but In ?very that, lu Um ei
piassloa "f ?.? iii!" en.,dinin ant IBS turks of
? ... al':, .l! I. 111. BS Val !? li S 1 | I I l! I t " ? ' I 1 - t . (?f 1.-lll||l ttllUlU f? ?'!?
lOg, sin- is "!.,' (if ill? lui limn,' Blllata " Hi" linn:. It ia S
t..??ii-aiiii i it.? i ti..ti at lind uni an oppo t inltj n? lii w
tirrfi?! whalan* towheaahi Brsl Baan anning u.s. \\s
1, r i ?.- : 11. i o our penp'.o will BBS do wnat the
brief ??is"[i aliniv* to make. np fur
lost tin.-, the t?O'?Ut it is ni) ofleii-nv.-'y prom
laaat loot Bight that wa speak with ? sas h MdtalMS "f
tue ? li? cl nf ;*.?.? I'.-,"* atinan. ?? ; but us ?eli an ure i-.iiild
lUeonm the mi t n.. ,a of the real publie thraagh the ?nasa
of wttsasaea who applaud as a Matter of sasaMas^ws
' . li M] ."a lal' ? al!- -l.
.fas part at Adthntt, ssteadel t lag tal s hy Unie.
:, ?a i?) u-a i . ,-.; I,, VI M i: ,i,.,,,iil. late oi tus
i.-aiii.i n?.?"i?>. i Uaapa sad tatst >t tim k lagg trsapa,
whoBMdaoa in? o-oesslus har tir?t appoo socaos His
Itali sa stsgs li is gratifytag t?? to at?i?- tassaassllBs
tin? clever, Indiutrions, a,nilli? us, and capable lady s
? i ? ":n t lacreas. Shs appeared p rfseti] al hat
iimi ?ung hat Baot w11 ?i J ? u? t?. ., ?.'.?.m.
i a .in! nui n af no eoaipoajr aaeg sat aatasaashasB
? g Baten!, thl t?p,r !i ia i - -:? .. a \
, ; . ha BsooM lo li? i? iii,- Maa ?n irl ob esa tie sappi ????
thal it u.?-nn? 1? "BOSH Bal BltSSg t?n tim lo, h
: ,,aa.-' Aii'l l-l:,". Bog-BO ?!?? we u?t Li. ?w tli.it lamx.ii
-a. ?'.?is, tot w.i! Hu h li lim bun.n nf
I ? ?? opera c ?' '?? i time lie p nug ,1 the h???iai? la
?i.-na.r, but hi ia f.ii..i lai ??'? 'ii the wagt BBShasBi sini
; I n. ia;., aril ha WoSlS ht a raty BBBfSI OsgBf*?<tt i|
VI :.- ni.t tot Ina i - '? i?. 1 . - - a :
.?? re rid - sis. t\ me used to betas pal Bp. n, ,?it ii
waa a *i!u*t t"?? ii.nl t?? i- ?nd n t the Drs ii won .1
the fi' 't of a iiatua of J ?ve lu au BBBgasI ?i? .0
tSMfla_
I' 'I lil> li ROTEE
Mr. Georgs II. PendletoB eontinnea'te l?s
SO UliSfSl Wltl ?e e a?!?--.1 . t ??', all di? ,:i ti,,? -on li. ttS
I, - Pi re ? 1 il? ? .. ? ?? f refit? ? t.? ?
A committee of twelre has been ?appointed in
"l!l 11.Il til 'al U'" l" ' a ?t 1 11. ."S
ujxin t!.e Battue il lii'in , ntl, .'?iiiiui.f ? IBs M ?a rsiitlity
of imlilni." Iba Ni'i'ifii i'?i!!i.-iit"n m in? un iii it ta
iii', wr... :ni? 1 my ?! -i t.?? '?? rag baojr wita
in-.n m ii.it.
The high-toned sud ?leaaitire Rouas of It? p
rearatatlrosof Buath Carailas da? "\, .1 tBa 1 ?-.??.??r
ui ?ht < hat lrt',11 trvi und Fuunrr f.?.- t? lili?/(?hi 111110?
on lia-,mttrnth. The rirtmxii s 1 still S ?
Whlppcrand Moles and listes io II for.1.?:'?aatoaaSr
ss willi atti ? m *?i ? .i? i? i?-? ..??>.
The Til siilciit-in.ilvcrs ?ire relying more upon
their lmaglaaUoa thaa spaa awls ia 1 ,. ? . .t
1! -;r,-*.,.-t!i .if c 11 .?.J..!..- Mr. Bis t
bi .11 pal il'.wn a- -uro of !ho ?raSs "' IBs Ml UM *?:? ?t i'?
?ill m. The St, Fail /i'lin-.i-d*?-?.? it.? I lie BlaSS '? SS
? . ? fur Bri it iiw asfOs Blalas sr Bet saaaasaw
i?aa:i in prslen n ?-? i<" ? ithi ?
The Hon. Q-odlore ?>;. Orth, ?Ifinlstet to ?Ans*
U ... iii a .?li. r "iivt m.i't u lal pub n al ion," tlinsex
pr -?-i?- bis ailllng, sss to lo tl?a B. p . Sldole
tot Nulli!)..r i?f in.1 lass: " Tn M??!!ii? in ,, * mat parts
afthsBtato, who iiave aaaisaaai mi bs IBs saap t. 1
rarlahly ropilo? thal ti nu? Osaioatiou ia Soi ?1
1 ,.? i',e 1 ,, nil itlun, I bo, . ? ?' 1 1 . , ?
. 1 . bul n ibej ib.. o: .i a bettor pu ley fn un .. ?
?mu?, ihm elsa. I ssifuld toa at|sallj aellaatiaS i '
A litth) dirty, ?ly-p. [?tie Bewapapei ha* l? ?,
: (t ia r.. ?ri. Mina., aaSor tho aaas. ?^; ni?'.?
timiuti Hurd Ttrmter. la a salsialiiif. sha ? -? ,
?m.1 lara, toss a? alasoot ; 1 swaiap tho pa r
I ??; I? : : I a.i?'!: "<''*? 1- Inn . ? . ? fBOWS
paperdoai sad Botllgei n* e',t.,ai w. ,, ..
Wa have 'nu-U.t-il ntl the Hriimr "f a fi ?s Au,, ?1 ...
les, iml tatt ???>' "sliai SOthiSkls r 1 .1 ?nany
? u. Saslrrs to latorwlow sa, wa ara isaS] It la para
? rated Tin.?I 1? lu ('. t.t -niu.tl ., : !i. , !
II t..- .wini, we will 1..111 li WllO 111 Be a
', ,!>!j I I...ii ina, .,-?,::?
W a id ?ii-.1?-;. r w11. I-- p? 1 ?ti. 11.t willi urn
Vi Iii O !
Congi 1 sam 1111 Phelps ?>f Conneetieut roled
for tnr - - ? B - 1 act, ??t wai . i
, foi ??! il.iUK li> l!ie ( iii . -i, y < . -,
II.ava ii. ?I. : 1 :-? . ? 1. . 1., n,
in ? !m li 'i. boj . ' Bo nuil." - - - . c,..
*.. eau-afi ?v taha pta<ee al tho ti aaowBattoal ?i
ii) law,-because bo prrparattons ais atado, or an ??? og
.. , :?-, ? l.iCli I.i-i-i a-.n II) lead !o It. I :r: . n n?iliup!l.i!l
is hy proper preparatory u. .- . 1.; asesa
i shed with safety to the buoli sou of I *
11; imt ?. 1 ? mi propr ty ta hating tiT.it i
tuite ?a m, a i>| at atea a- a ?t
toso niau) neu olio ore stt .g-. -..,- 11 r ijo
? ?. ?... ? .- from the 1 . . . ?, ,,f
. ?. .. tun res lui Um ? na 1
It hss lis'.'ii evident for a long time thal
Messes. H ? 1 andThanaaa ara "?t helot ,i ?> .ne
suftSMB *?Iles ?ho ."n*:.?i tat ( ,..'i.,ii.i
Mi. li.iiii'i .u ia hat.?! ini-.iu
openly, and Mr. Ileediicki beeasae ha Mt os 1
with .11 "j'l 'I'.?' 'Hefe ciiii'h.u-ia, Ui.i'i ga talki ?i laial ia
iii '.;. -, the old gradgo of i m 1 ? 11 ? ?: og pa ??
aastaal n ? d for defeating I In ths
ffew-Yurh ? ?n ' " s la l--'-. has l ?? - '?? I
f. : .? ?*. n, aad 1 rer Uki ';. la ha 1
fen- ?i 1- t'.-i sorH '?? iic.ir ?? ' ta ig ta t
this way : "tithe Bal mai Boah eoatra iloa-of-th??aa
r? , . ?l.n-'ll'ie i u to ? . ?.ii la t!... I? ?.,i?, ia 1, p' if,,: :n,
1; .- .m*'..? 1 - are t . u ihoald 1* M
irk, aad not 'i Ohl 1? the BMtaotan Kaatsaa
!? .,?? :. li i- las i-..-.', . . ' v? >?. '?
?a Weat, Baal lad sa a
thosawho, t. ... n t o' n- ahern
1. d.i..! .ii? !?? *.. r ? whose I :>?'?! bts sa 1 los la ;*
ti- ..n t, 11 ? t 1.1- 1
m, ?r aWesti I ra? e ira traitor, m vei !
Ab ..e all, gua t gt ua
?ml ? ? it ) : ? ? wa.
1 ?, ?? x -j, el .*??: -" oho Bent to Tie /'<"*
r ? i-Hin toa m BaSBasts et ?ii?- Basaa*
?n-,-n i-. ?.,..'. (hal
. r in.- IH'uioi lau.- 1:? 1.1. li ,y
Bad 1 -.: Mai ? ? sus" V rtnott lu
. . ,. , a M?! ! li" ? id M lll.lU I ililli,
? ., ? : .1.1.1:1 ij'.umy AdaflM tot
tin .- ?? ..ml place, inn..? ? ;n ut wnald like in prosMd
.?-, ii.ii? . liia-'.i- "i - ?, Kalos. Niw-YiiW will pre
?, ?,t 1. iv. lilit.ii. i" 1 v ii .u-t.uii him lo 'in- tct'i r ?-a.t.
... n . 1. ,.?;,! ,-I BppaattlOB to Ultu, and we
k ..... ti at, lu will li.?vi tilt- ?linn.BSSBS vule of tlia
Btatc." Kew-J taey tinuks sssss of ssaswg BsasBM
Raadolph, bul B MSglj in f.tvor of Til.leu. ISSSSft?
i ?ia ?uni Maryland ara audastfai, aiih.iuKii the IsBMS
leans tow.tiil BSBBlOt BagaN. lK*l.ivv:ire will |BSSSSl
I : iinr Ii.ii ard, auil B I"? 1MB a SlffSSSJ ??H'IKirl in lUs
Biaiith, the Ki vv-Lii?l.?ii?l BUSM w.ll ho Uki ly lo lake Idia
up. ?-?i nat? . 1 hu.man 's likely to Ulrtdn (he Oulo dele
gat!oa,aad Baadrl la will Bass ?trength iimre. ii?*?*
1I1I, k? will Basse BBBan Iiidlaua.l?-!eK??tiou. backed af
the support of aniiajori!? of the Ml.-lilb"?n, Illiuoii. Wit
cousin. Minnesota. Iowa, snd Missouri delegates. IB
?umiimiK up Ibu "Sis-ctutoii" lay: "Uov. lleudrtfi*
a. ?nisi.) hav? the U-sc chance for tho nomlualioB bo

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