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FOUNDED BY HORACE QREELEY.
TUESDAY, N0YEMI?E1. 28, 1876.
THE NEWS THIS M OR AT A ?.
Forf.ic.n".?Eiiffland is ?IUihisimi to allow the eel*
lectivt1 occultation of tho TarUah_a.T_B-?-a. ?
A Riis.si;iii army (if tlio Vistula i.? bslnf oiiranizod.
n?? lu Mexico,Igaaaai *-*??ll elah-M t'. be i'i,?i
dent, =_=__i More _|B______ _raaai Lave arrived in
Cuba.
Domf^tic?The Flnri'la rmivp.ssors have organ?
ized and invited Northern tUBllWBIWB lo la) BI__BBl
At their B-Sa?-Bfai the imprisoned South Cainliiia
canvassors have .besa ttbaratad fraat .-til bj? tbe
United M i'.'a ( ourt ; (Jen. Grant hiw onlered tin
arniy to preserve order at ColamWa, nml Wade
Ha'uiitdii, Bs_B_nVo_ Gord'iii nin)? others fsraii -:
against inti-rfiTcnco. ~-: Doiht BZ-B-I a-s to
whether the ___ab_lit__aai a M-BBOari i'lesideiitial
elector have basa removcl. ___.-__: Four ;
vcrc bui;i' .1 in a fire at fbkia?o
CITY asmMRCHIIaN.?Mayor Wickl.am nominated
James S. Thayer fur Coritmllcr, Lut the _tfa__-_B-B
taldetl (In* lioiuination. li is lieliev?d thai Mr.
Thayer will decline, and John Kelly will lie aii
pointtid If he consents. ___=__ The lirookiyn Aldcr
Bien ae<initt(-(l Co__a_-__bB__i Fowler. ___=_= The
Congr??sriional Silver (:oiniui.?.sio:i poes (o Waab_Bf
ton, after much work in this city. - : l'atri. k
Taft, a wati-hinan at Huntir's l'oint, was killed l.y
Dennis l!ycr. Hycrsays l__t__BBB___g ?vasacciihiiitnl.
?==-: Goii_. I!?!?1?, 109^, 100-Vt? Gold value of th??
leffal-temler dollar at the (..o?e, (?l^io cents, .im l.s
dull and lower, closing \v<?-__:.
Tbe Wk.irtiF.it.?Tiik Tkiuckk's local observa?
tions indicate partly cloudy weatlie? and a threat?
ening sky. ______ In this city y.-.stei.luy there \vi_
rain aud sutiw. Tbennoin. ;< i, 86 , :t? , '??J.
Let Soulii Cnifilinn krej? the penr'* to-dnv.
We have bad ti??ul>U- e_MNbj|-i -ran that rroatier.
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Twenty-five __KM__l__i Spanisli bjajoaj hare so
far anivefi in Cuba, and ?l..n< nothin-. The
rival? who sent .?tit (Jen. Martitiez-Caini?.!- s_re
likely to lie gi-aiili'*?l l?y his d__gn_a.
It is to W li?tped that MiOifient tr.?o: -
be spare?! fioni Washington to insjiii?. Milntary
fear M_ha_g the Mexican autliorities arbo have
treated Aineiit-nii citizens s?> lout-lily at Muta
inor??s. Doider outrages increase in p.??'.onion
fus oui* troops are withdrawn.
SeviT.il complicated legal OJAOutMtBM couceni
iBg b_qa_a_i h?rt baa settled by the dkx
in th? II?.ll?riK?k will casi*. I'nlike fopOt Mall
of the kind, tiiis one results in eaiislug ovl
-r?h a few ?\?ei?ti<?ns tin* v. isli of th? t.
not withstanding the lndk ?.f the. jiKjjM-rty is
devised t?? lunevolent associations.
Whip? Prince Napoleon e? never expect t.?
be rresidi?nt ?.f a Fr? nch B_a*?hl__, it ?4 posad
Me foi him to attain great intliieiice in the
State. His recent attack upon the clerical
party i? in harmony with his reputation for
bold Bess and indeji? tidence. The ultra-radicals
xrill cofldoiie his laulU, for they mart Mad of
hi in.
_?
Time? must l?e liar?! indci?! in Louisiana.
The returns from one parish lay in the cxpit-ss
oltice tea days Ih-ciusc the JUiurning l$..ar<l
hadu't the M*veiity-live cents wi!h ujbitM to
pay the lffpita___fa. And now the secretary
of the Ilonrd delajs sending a telegram ordered
by the Hoard heeatis?? tucie were no fumls t.?
pay for it. In lx?fh cases they were lh u.o
cratic returns that were wanted, and Demo?
crat? furnished the _bb9Mb_bTJ moiicy. Tin? bj
OB6 "Southern claim" that can 1??? paid in
.tract ??mal currency.
Distmat of the Hoard of Aldermen or doubt
of the disposition of John Kelly to accept the
ponitioB of Controller cau.M-d Maytir Wick ham
to heaitate yesterday in his purpose of sindiag
to the Hoard the uoroination of the Tammany
laader. ComjHilled, however, by law to boui
saate within ten daya of the expiration of Con
t roller Green's, term, Mm Mayor sent in tlio
name oi James. .S. Tliuyr. Mr. ."lut vit 's MO?
inniaUnn of cours? depende OU Mr. Ki'.ly, it
il nut even certain lliat Mr. Th..yer can ao< cpt
if (-??iiiiini?'?! ; and Ott ou; look ?il tin- whole
mat ter is alxmt as it ?fis -taied yesterday.
Dien? is little probability Unit tin? expedi?
tion to Aietie niions which llie l'an.lora is to
?undertake will supply any neu anawei to UM
razed Qaeetioo of a route to the Pole, The
north-western passage that the Pandora will
Mtk is tl.i- ..ne wheie Mi ,!??!.11 Franklin lost
his lite. The eoaati have been partiaOj ex?
plored l?.v M?( liniocl: ami others. 'J'lie l'aui
dota i?s? It', ander (apt. Young, attempted to
penetrate through thii route fmni tli?- Athuitk
to the Pad-Be last rear, hat wai itopped by t
barri er of loe. The new att-mpt,fe do-btiesi
liase?! o_ the hope tlmt the ban id is not per
lnaiieiit. _
Tliere will Tie plans anil plans for reforming
the preeenl system of choc?lag Preeident?d
electors. ProbaUy no well-regnfatod C-ngree
?ional carpet-bag is i?.v this ?time without one.
It is a sniijict to be fHacmafid in all wbcnMM
ami with the keeneel .-oli.itmle lr.st any just
right he sacrificed or any new ?loor opened t?i
danger. A Washington letter, given i Isewhere,
details mm of the sclii'ines which ha Ye heeii
ilms far devieed. This is, however, bol the
beginning <>! the dletaeeion. ami thtn-ing citi
Beni heed 1m? in 110 huir.? to maku up their
minds on M Weighty I matter.
The suit |ga_BSt the maniifrenieiit of the
Lak<? Bhore Railroad, on the part of certain
owmis of stork, who demand and are refaaed
a li.-t m" their fellow ?stockholder-, probably
m? ans business. The preeedenti are In favor
?>i ill? right of -stockholders t<> get rack 1 list
whenevei they want it, ami eoonar or later the
plaintiff! in this suit will iiiuii.tli-- can. their
point. It will be a good thing it they raoeeed
in enforcing upon the Man-gen of on gr?ai
railroad! i non immediate and pervading
Mme of responsibility to the people whose
property U confided to their care.
That there wQ] be eventually some diver-ion
of the m "io vote to the Democratic t??-kc* in
the s??uih .-'tins Inevitable, when it is consid?
ered thai not only the employer! of the negro
luit mot of the men of wealth ami influence
in that lection are D?mocrate, and that the
Democratic preponderance in the Booth is
growing every day, Borne of ?the blacks, at
Last, whoa they discovor thai they arc not to
be n .iis.iYi il ?>r deprived of their votes, \'ill
find it to their interest to vote with the dom?
inan! ?lass in the community, and probably
thai day "ill not be long delayed, If indeed
it baa mu already come. The -ont?nfcenciee
of this break ol the color Une and their relation
to the ;>ast election, form the -abject of an in?
teresting letter, printed on saothei page*
An order of souri yesterday restrained Com?
missioner Campbell from interfering -?- i 11_ the
tearing up of streets ami laying of Ira? ks by
the horse-oar oompany whose free end eesj
waye <>t ?h .din?, with ?ity thoroughfares the
Commissioner so mmmarily checked. The
order was ntbseojiientiy modified m
as to allow the gnection to 1m? argned
to-day. if theae corporation! can go about
tearins, pavenmnti t.? .piece, and Interfering
with traffic without th?- permission .?t the De?
partment of PnWk Worki, the ?in't? may as
wall h.' abandonad t.? them entirely, ami the
Department resiga its eontool eltogether. i hi
i-s tin' common-sense view <>f the matter] i. is
, to be hoped that *. ? ? - judicial view will !
?.-ou?e to the mine thing.
The acquittai of Comm_Mion< i Fowler of the
Brooklyn Board of City Work! by 11 ? ? - rotee
of l?verai Republican Aldermen ought to show
the Mayor and l.i< Mends tin' folly of in-ti
tnting suits im poUtical porpoeea .pending elec?
tions. CorporatMQ Connie] De Witt was In?
duced t<> bring this suit by the hope, ?md \,t.~.
rdbly the premise, of reappointinent t?> his po?
sition. The ?Republican Mayor ??ml sime <>1
the Repoblica- Aldermen appeal to have been
patties to the bargain, because they believed
that ?exposures threatened SgSi-St FoWi i l.y
DeWitt WOUld defeat lie- 1 >e ino.iatic candi
?lates for Aldermen and th?' county ticket gen
??i.iliy. All meh intrigues asuaUy provoke the
late of this om?. The Democrat! elected tk.ii
Aldermen ; only om? of their candidates on the
county ticket was defeated ; the existing I! oar?.
of Aldermen now acquit the accused l.y a
handsome majority ; and the Incoming hoard
will doubtleei reject Mr. DeWitt, it nominated,
l?y ai lignai i voto, All of which goes to show
that politicians who resort to bargains are as
likely tO lose as to win.
HAS THE LOUISIANA ELECTION A EAIl:
ONE r
.In-t men, who mean to get at the truth, are
liable to be misled in either direction by the
conflicting testimony from Louisiana. Their
difficulty, however, ii largely ?lue to the fact
that, being accustomed t<? u orderly and free
condition <>f society, they ?do not know what
mtimidation means, or how it affect! the
credibility of opposing testimony. True, every
one roalifOI tint if a Yol? r, white or black,
is in such tell.?! ol his life that he dois lint
dale to Yote the li.illot of his choice, that
nain?' man may, and in all human proba?
bility will, by the MOM coercion or terror, he
prevented from testifying to the truth, or led
to testify to falsehood. l!ut Northern people
find it hard to believe that mea In large aum?
ben can in? so terrorised. They do not know
what it is to Uve in the wihl paii-lus of
Louisiana, where the population is Mattered,
where human lite has _lwaya been cheap, ami
where, ever rince the war, the most respect
ahlc. Democrat* have thought it DO shame in
?creen from pnnishment the -layer <>f a negro.
Above all, they do DOt know- what it II to
have boaa horn, reared, and to have I?m.1 a
lifetime In slavery.
Yet white ?neu, in Northern State-?, hive in
some loc.iiities i?een governed by terror almost
a* completely for a time. The Molly Ifaguire
murder* disgraced Prang)Ivania tor years, lut
the law was powerless. Not a sin_le person
in ?ill that region dared to isi??? testimony
against the gang] whoever oppoeed iis will
?lid s> at p< til of his lile; sturdy white work?
men, having bar of the gang <m <,M(. W?,|,?, and
fear oi' starvation for self and family on tiit
other, preferred to Ii-k stai-Yation. The iiicm
hei-H of this secret league weic ?i niinoiity ;
they had to deal with people accustomed
to law, trained to the exercise of their lights,
?ON iutaUigrat than the conspirators, and
In,eked hy all the wealth and power of a /.rea!,
civilised, order-lovinK .'??t?te. Vet for a long
time they ruled with ahs-ilute power, in cer?
tain district?. It was impossible to gel testi?
mony against them, to lind olli. ers who dared
to op|K)w? them, or to elect each officers. Is it
Incredible that the ?aine condition of tenor
lias boon maintained in the wild parisho? of
Louisiana, where the leaguer, are intelligent,
and the terrorized majority Is composed of
ignoran) men born to slavery?
The whole ? lecti.m turns on one (|uo-?tion of
fact?did net a reigo of terror exist ? If so,
it ?B?tant.* chiti-V?? th" credibility <>f all ?vi
di'ii.'.- pi.-s-'ii'.-d. If men ?wear, for example,
that they "were at the polls all day, ?i"?1 ??*
" no violence," bow <l<>M tli.'t prove lliat wild
ini.lni"lit ridel* had DO- SO warned ami thrcat
ened the statttnod eolocad voters in theii -ah?
ina thai t0W of them dared t?. approach the
polls f it colored men t-Bn__a-t?ea send ___*_*?
vits tint thev voluntarily joined d?mocratie
eitiiis, ajad vote?- l?cm?>< ruti?- tickets, do wo not
BHOW thai the Sa_M ocrcion which secured
the rotea eoald more easfl. secure tin- ___Uia
rftal And when eone who haro thna roted
and signed, alter sees-ping t.? a.*ity where the j
are protected, testify that they and hnndreda
more win- nailed Hid warne?! l?.v avun ?I im-ii
Bl nipht ; thai BOOM were whipped and others
killed; thai They Joined Democratic clul.s to
h;?v.- their lives, ami when the ?'lection ______
di i not dai? to vote any other ticket, which
story i** t.? )>?? beUeradl I? ii n??t plain that
tin whole ipiestioti is whether the pri-vioia?.
whipping! and murders had luiualiv been
committed ? For if so, thai fad would have
canacd a coadition <?f terror eren ntON _t_rely
in Louisiana than in J'?*tiii-> Ivan i;t. And, if
thai condilioii of ti-rinr exi?ti?l, all manner of
t? sti'imiiy thai the election was free and fair
l?ii?>ines absolutely worthh'iw.
Thus we are n-duced to a very simple (?ttes
tion of fact?WWa such mu.dels and outrages
committed an were i-alealated t.? prodnce fan?
tiiniiiatioii of eolored roterai Onthiaquestion
the evidence begins t?? aocnmnlate. Of all the
_on*e_pondents at Kow-Orieana, 111?? twowboaa
iairnt -?? and intelligence have lu-en most widely
aeknowledged i>> the Ltomocratlc ami indo*
pendent journals are Mr. White <?f iliis paper
ami Mr. Hedfietd of The CincioooU Commercial,
It is noteworthy that l?olh, as tllttr earlier ?In?
put, in ?*. ahoWi went )?? New-(?ileaus _upre_aed
with grave ?l??ui?t whether the claiina of I.?*
pnbhcani were wall founded. But Mr. White
tel? graph, tl jri aterda] :
'I ?lit lli.ie lias t."t 11 irreal lu\*|. -?le -?" ill all tin
l.slic? within ; ;? BS BMBfBS .I.hi'.teil. It lias
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llilir.ler, mi.I ..tiler B_BB_BBS Bf I'M Bf .reatct irrawtv.
in.. ..ni? .|iasiiiui ettasai i? Ibsesasta aad sojsstsl it.
K. |.ii.ii. .hi? -.. .' limt ll.-.,? | I? DOUt-BSli In-:. lit?
IB. Ifeal U tt_? nut. In s.iiue case? there will !>?* lio
f.,1 i \ainiile, \. aeti a niait B I
.* a lial|i.t-l...v t'i tlie |n.!l!li? pile. . ."unie iilll
ilavi?, ties, iitie iniir.leis a? In.ml.I.- M BBJ psiU-trStSd
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tile Nnrtll SB- ill ?ti.iv the .\ iniiatli) \>lil'li l.as I.. I
c. aci I Ibll un?.utiia,ile iinttiiiii ..t tli" .?-..util.
A ? ..iiiiii-.iniiy lli;.i i cal la-?, s '.
right in azpsetj trmpotuj. it a in.?ml. tar tbe ask. af
I'liiiLiinlty, tliat tin? n ?...rl? tif.iir.l t.. will i-.
).l III. ll.
Mi. Kcilii.'id afao ti le?iaplinl to The Com?
?n , ' n' of Saturday :
Ts-alf-l I spent mmbm lime al lbs ___rto-ft*hoa_. read*
iiik'llie lit' -t alll.ltMts tna.l-, Nretecn un-ii t
.li'.la\ its, v. Inch ?111 _l\ S v..n ?.1.1. i ..I
the in...-!.iMiie "f the hastsssa s sas at lacea
r-tat. ineiits are siinnlv li.rril.le. If tit If can ft
la.in*.1. tin i?-?-i... Ml:.* SBOSS I- I-....?.I-.I. "... BBI
Bflbfd toksY< b President eleetedby saehat aas, Uooi
e' lia- ?IV.,lav ,r-, wliile n.a ilet..l!ir_ __| i,., -, |. ;
plainli i -:..ii:-!i tli it tin t. . Hie liillinlil
sut!)., of the swon s_st*__ents Brew-ah.B-1
boj Hun- worthy of serious t*ons)?lersr4on; l?ul ith?
terribl] ..! girt t awes, _ ta -, aa
? viM.iii.-s ihal Ib vsttaiah ssBThtelaa. if aotti ,
lln-y can I.,- .I:-J Tin .1 ; In-.t i! tun . IbefS ??> a a SSMl t ?ths
( laitn ..f I In- I?- m,n I ils Itav.ii. ? iiiie-il tin- .-..il- li> fair
_______
Bcoreaof bat been forwarded \o
Northern papera, bol the deliberate and
caution-? ?ni'ik'tni-iit <d tin-si- ci.i ii?-,.!,m1
who are evidently bj no means prejudiced in
lav nr ??i RepnbHcan claims, and who are oa
tbe spot to i v ani?e the evidence on both
rides, \m!1 bare free, weigh, .with eren bon
.-t reader? Irre do not -n. ae theee diapatchea
do not, that the '..?? i- ? hi. luded. In ???me
instances the teatin-onj? ma] be dbtproTed;
in oihera, the eJfecta may appear to
1 ave Pe? n lot ?il. and ?o limited as
not to ?iitliii'iifc the ireneral reanlt. All
jn-t inen will wail foi th?* prool before they
Anally decide? Hut it it be established beyond
reaao__-ble qneation thai siich Crimea hare been
cointiiitii-ti repeatedly in certain par! in ?, tbe
n ft ? isiildc i un, lii-.ii,n i? thai a ?'..inlilinii of
terror mnsl hare reanlted in greater oi leas
degree. <_nd fan the li_ht of thai condition all
other testimony as t?i tin? election must he
jndged. _
Tin: r IRE BANS l>.' ITALC ITION,
The authorities of New?Bra__rwie_ have n -
fused todelirei up l Itomas Ellis, the abaeonding
and defaulting tcllei ol the Par! Ban! in thai
?iiy. \? a iiii'iiral sequence, there isa rrtory
that the (h tectivi*. and tbe friends repreeent
Ing ELUs pure in eo_ia-iMti?-n, and thai a.
result Baliafaetory t.? letili parties may be
i.ii'-lnd. That points, \n* mtppoaa, toa reet?
tiitioii of a i?oriion ??t the plunder, anil to an
agre? m? nt upon the pari of tbe corporation aoi
in prosecute. Under the i ircum -tin. ? tin . eould
hardly be call?-?! a compounding. It would
merely !><? making the beat of a bad matter, in
the itiici-st ??I the stockholders of the bank,
wboae dishoneal servaal is apparently m s
po?nioii to negotiate. The store here, bow?
erer, is that ciril proeeedtogi againsl Ellis
m.* to be befrun under l_o*rl_sh law, ami thai
he is iiii-i.ntiine to in- held as a fraudulent
debtor? The most nuaatinfactor] feature of
the tiaiisiii-tion is the dJaCBBMLf*. which it
makes <>t the purpose ?>i the English
autbonties; t?i stand tecfa_dcally by the
decision in the Win-low ease. Um
policy of Spain in surrendering Mr. Tweed is
liaidly ?mi which England would be likely i.?
follow. Thougfa saiietiiiin ?I by the liiirhcHi prin?
ciples of iiileiiiational law, it is (imiiaiy In all
her habits anil pvinlici?.
The-popular idea of the right <>f asylum baa
been s?_r__?4__beued in England bj tbe atruanrles
lor liberty upon the Ctatinent, v.ith which she
baa always more or leas _y__pathixeo_ Bei
linn, however, has been generally uml.-rsl.iod
as sacred rather to rebels ih.in tu in ic raarals
\i .? rtheleas, from the earliest ages, th?-i?* Ims
existed bj organiied states a feeling thai th?*
exili* is entitled t<> protectioo, even though
s! Il-lianishi il li> bis o1??, n ______ in? anu?s. Napo
h-??!i ___rre_B_ering bimaeU to _be most implaca?
ble of his to? s, cited tin' in-.|aiicc ot 'riietnis
io?i?s s.-?kimr r?ifnga in the Court <>t Arhv
rerzea. E-ttradittoa treaties, howerer, an a
pioiii.et oi modern civiii/atiun, and aiwna ?
more advanced ami rea-onalile ji|(.a ?f (?M.
?'.alies a| nations toward each oiher than prc
vaihd at a time when war was regarded
as the readiest metlmil ol iiiIkhh. It i-,
in<h-ed, mortifying that _hey ____bjUI be
iiii's.saty; while th?* ? xpiilsi.m ol St____g_ta
trom ?i -Onign M?il is bM iinpra? ions to
l.e toleiat. (I. except upon the strictest prin?
ciples of pci'Minal justiia1. A felon has no
rightl anywhere; audit was upon 111 i -, pe?era!
prinripM that Spain made the recent ?nrn-mier.
It wo lid Ik* ijuit?1 within the limits of pnhlie
law if ..upland should now pive up DHs in
the same way; hut. as Wl have said, it would
not be in _4'('oiilaiice with her precedent? and
policy. If she were inclined to strain a paint.
it would in? in cas*-?? la rol ring mailers el eons*
menial hltogrity and of tinanoia! fidelity But
she is not inclined.
Cut oflf from whatever protection an r\tn
diti.ui treaty would atVord, ami w ith Canada as
an asylum for peculator? and ?h faiiliers at our
verv door, there only remain? l'or M extra?
ordinary care and watehfalneei in preventing
frauds and thefts in pobtto insi itutions. Vi|_i
laaos in -tin- futurs on the part of its
BOW l'resid.'iit and the ?lircctioii will he
mii<-m more profitable for the Park Bank
than any iiltle success just ii'?\v in recov?
ering the money witli which Ellis ?ih
scoiided. There is a tmeAtmg, which cYery in?
stance of the kin.l strengthens, that such
crimes n <<i not occur, and 'hat those who are
employe! hy itockholderi to guard the
assets ?ji* n rorporntion should he held
to a Btrift accountability. Tt is ns?less, we sup
poee,to aoggeet thai ofllcen ibould be personally
liable t.d losses oeeaaVmed by their own want
?>f vigilance, though it does not seem too
much to nggest that s President who appoints
or proaMtoS clerks that presently turn out to
he tliHVes, should 1ms held toapretiy rigid a?'
count. We shall he t??ld prohahly that no
amount of watchfulness can he snlli. ient to
)-u,iid in every Instanee sgainal dishonesty,
ami that Mmehody must he trusted, ?*s~e*rA no
man's cii tract, r can he an e?'ectual guaranty
au'.iinst his lapse into dishonesty under snlli -
c'uiitly ?powerful temptations. It would prob
nl'ly not l?e well, bowwvor, to push this view
too far. It might IMS-, in the minds of the
pin.lent, a sufficient argumetft sgafnsi Invest
ini- or depositing money in an hutitutioo
conducted too oonspieuously upon en-ch
a theory. We do not beli-VC that
the caution wi.ich is taught by the MM of
Kllirt is impracticable. Honest ein!.s are not
all.iid <>f beeng watched, and dishonest ones
have no claim upon the tender consideration
of -heir'superiors. The MUT-interested ingc
liiiily which devised the limit?-?! sat?tguaidl
already established ought not to be at fault
when it i.s loiind that others are MCOOMIJr
prUT BOT COURT HIE JACBI
A great itetesmaa is usually a good ?-ar.l
player. All the traditions of diploiuae) prove
this. Talleyrand loved whist ami played ?t
w?II. Bismarck excels at cauls. Was it not
.. 't\.<! ?or an American Minister to gtve?Vie
law t.? poker, aid t<? Introduce i' at II? i lia
ji-t\\s Comtl Hut if there be any one in the
great ii.nie ..I itatoemanahip who can play hii
CSldl Im all?nay, ev?-ii for inoie than they
? uli, it i? the nol.le American who has
?ii returned in the Franklin to his native
land, ?Bora after leaving Vigo, the officer. of
thai deliberate -raft, being anxious to pay
h ?m i_i i.? ?'iii stnaiiship and tu entertain the
ut a great nation with becoming b< ?pi
? , propon.! a ?gnaM ?>f carde. I he
? i ?man's eyes twinkled. Wliai ?should be the
game. The itatesmaa raggeeted cribbage, and ;
cribbage it was. Whist requires memory,
in?'ho.!, and patience. It doM ?'-?y Well for
diplomatists i,| the old school, hut the modern
naiiship that Ins gJTOWB OP uinh r ~\ttt
at Tammany Hall has long sime djiearded it
Pokei i- inn. s ; ? u ? i. i < i r % and . ffronterj : Tweed
is too iniio?. nt t?> p?a] thai game, Bul ?- i-i i ?
hap' demandi talents oi another order?a
pot-tire _? niiis for counting ami a faculty <?f
making a ?.*-.????i deal out ?>f a erib. Ii ii not
ton mm h t?> sa> that in thCM i? jMSCtS Big Six
can hold bit own against the world, Geniui
for counting gilded bis statemanship in 1808,
s?. ih.it Tammany Hall waa ebkue trith the
?glory of h i" .' Mr, Tildea vu dumb with
admiration. As for the erib? be made out of
it as many counts a* the liraml .Iiiiy found in
tin big null.'Uncut. He could ?,iv alt. i the
m.i ?m i of ? I? oputra, " Hi . ?iily is tin
" thai '.m be re. kongd."
Cribbage for two. The statesman imiled
again m the eardi were .halt, lie played w< II,
and he counted even hitter than be played.
He brought to lij-hl h Jack ?>? trumps. '? I hat
"?sonnte one," said the statcimao, as he pi
a hole. ?Fifteen on", fifteen two, s flush and
a pair, fifteen one. fifteen two, ? donbli
?pi- n.?, a big tin, fifteen one?he counted them
ail with s -tmngr glow oa bis cheek and the
??Id fire in hi? ej.es.. The hand was ended.
"All!" said the ratali-MUnll, "I fO-gOt the
"Jack, One point mon." The offieeri held
tbeii breath and winked at one another. He
had COUated the knave twice. II?- was mi ju?
no? i lit, too; ?o un? ?.?isi ??ms, s.? dignified I lie
had lin- sol?mu air of a man who WM peddling
temper,line tracta. It was ?statesmanship
nothing sinnt of it! "l?le?s met" exclaimed
the chaplain, win? was watching the game;
" il i? ?.'lilil?- !"
Now tini, are games <?f cardi and duro an
a-'aiin s nf politics, ami sonielini-s a game is
w.m by a tingle point. The -i.it. .man at the
rribb?ge-board knew this by instinct. He
knew full well what a knave was worth,
loo late! tin? lad! has lim. Tild. n harncd i
the \?ilin- of a tingle point. On the ?lay after
?lection he had 1 * I electoral fotCO, ami since
that 11101111111, he has been worrying ovei i
iii'.de point, sometimes even npnnlng Ins
en? ftiy'a score in the ?lcsperal?' ho|?e of sl?\il
11? - a hole, if the great master ?player, whose
talent toi Counting was So conspicuously di>
pla.Mil in 1868, had only heen at his clhow
t<> wore the points, instead of B-ssqnerading
at Vigo and playing eribbage ?>u tin? high
st as, that point would have been counted
lon;r ere th-k Not by IW-ggCr and UnstoT
and shouts of foul play?nor hy trying to
count out a poet master's peg on the other
side. That is coarse ; it is not .statesman ?hip
pure ami iimietiled. The great eribbage
player and statesman Would nu i??b hase
count.?1 the jack?on? e, it" not twice.
For there was a trump sard that turned up
quite ano-peetodij in Got. Tilden'i Presi?
dential game. That jack was ingels and min?
ister ? oi grace defend oi !?Mr. Charlee Prancis
Adam- of .Massachusetts. Before the Ileimi
?ratie Slate Conveotioa ?met at Worcester, tbe
nomination of ex-Gov? Gaston wm eonceded
on all sides. Bvea The S?iiiinijii-lil Bt~ttM?0u~
three up its hand the day befON the session
and gave u|i the game. I'?ut on the cyc of the
eonvratira a ?gentleman win? had been in eon
siillation with QOV. Tilden and the National
D?mocratie Committoe appsaied upon the
scene and an Ailains iiio\enienl was organised]
and on the next ?lay Mr. (ia-t.ui withdrew
from the contest and Mr. Charles Francis
Adams was nominated. It was regarded as a
ma ur stroke. There was a ___? of admira?
tion MM-g the Democrats throiiirhout
the country. It WM n great play ami a
great sard, and they made the most ,,i
it. The hillets-doiix of the candidate for QOV?
enior were showered upon the just ami the
unjust, upon tin? wiwhcd and the unwashed,
like si.ow-tlakes from a January sky. Hut then
was one mistake : theie were let tern mid letters,
coiii-ratulations und SOnf?-MlaMoae, winks and
winks, hut the jack WM not coiinte?!. If the
?greet Tuiniiiuny statesman hud bSM at tlio
hoard, a? he wiw in 18,18, he would havo
scored a point without delay. He would not
have waited until the end of the pnm?\
would have Montad that jack then ami t
He would have wen in that jack the pre
and the patency of the E?___?-_nnnl elac
Nay, more: if hi* statesmanship had beer
to the test under the pressure* of Deinoe
necessity, it would have evolved the w
? I?? toial college from the inner conseiou.?
Of that jack.
Etat is it too late now? To be SUW
gama is about plajea, out. The Demo?
have 1H| electoral votes and there is still
to go, Hut the st itesman is now here. I
nut count Mr. Charles Francis Adams'?? in
nation, or hin defeat, or his buti'hei's til
his father's ?liarv, or hi*- grandfather's
trait l?v Copley, or something or other of lib
mie electoral vote ? That will make a tie
Mr. Hayes, of cmitse, has 188 votes?and
Democratic House will ?dect Mr, Til?
."?tatcsmaiiship took the h?ad in 18t>8. \
not count the j:i?*k now ? ?. eBj
BURNING ash in RIAL.
The publie are beginning to look forw
with a pooil deal <>f mtereeted curiosity to
en ination which U to take place next weel
Washington, Pbnn? Th?* parties are ?ill nol:
in tin ir way. Dr. 1st Moyne, the owner of
liuniice, is well known a_ a phihinthroi
and a man who has defended his plans
the help of humanity with anal intellect
force and gallaatry ; CoL Oleott, in his dit]
?ni relea <>i' army officer, ool-Bagmi <>f an
riahaed .**i>? ? it -, and Theoaophia high-pri
hau always kept himself on the top wave
nofoiiify; while tlie Karon has been prit
pally fain.ni*? as a cotpse. Scarcely thM
?hail body (lisappear?'?l In hind hiiininp trip
and the serpent with Its tail in it? mouth
Btetnway Hill, when it whisks into si;
a-_aiii upon the hii^s of Washington, pr? ?>a
to vanish from among the true-blue P_eel
teiiau Population <>t thai ilk in lla.n.-s rjrith
line dramatic eflE?d aa Don Joan going to
own place. "Huh, at last," criad the Iml
to ih?1 Athenians, lying ?Iowa upon the 1?
" I make my ?ell immortal." De 1'alm I
borrow? il the idea.
We can see no reason, however, in the i
portance attstthed to this particular expe
ii.i-nt. The tact is air? inly proved that a lx>
in a scientifically coi_st*ructed fu?aos oan
reduced i?> aahea without oflenaa to tli?* bee]
?u-?s ?-n the senses of tbe public. Dr. Lu Moya
furnace has been t?'sted with animal?, and
iiidi-.nitalih consti acted upon the best pria
plea, 'in?' arguments in favor <?f eremati
an well known to ?-?.tu tint most Ulltetl
rlnaara thn adrantage to the public health
the slop pul to lln* a--L'ie-ati<>n of an enormo
man of decaying aiattei a short djatance bah
the ? i tu.- of the ground] the return of t
bodj to the elements by a clean, swift, won
leas paaaage ; the sanction of its* us?* in ?
tiquity in almoal erery nation, and not lea
.i.-rioi choapneasi The public la n
going to be won hj argiunenl in tl
matter in which it? anteasoning feeling
profoundly interested, and will alwa
have the loudest word. Do __egu__ents pren
on the American publie to rent
churches, cars, or sleepinp-room? ? The |
ll bnatliii is m.m- pO-BO-MMAS than th?? e
?illation*? from any grave, jet from habit
persista in breathing it II ii?it as well aa En
nip pleads for buna!. It bmj ha a tad th
crowded cemeteries are brfeedii-g-places
malaria and typhus, and that the t__-___age
?bath goes mi in them iiice-s.iutly ; but in t!
public eye the] ?in* valleyi of pence. Grot
acre, m wbdch dot it*? the s.i.'re?l dual "i >t
bi-loved, awaiting a Ueaaed __ea_rreet_a
Poetry, the iioi>i??t ____4_nat_o_b all the tan
il. i m is of tboae who weep for the d? ml. ha?
for apis combined t?> make the i_" !\'
u? totall] ?iiib-i'-nt fu.in its piiin it..lily.
It will require mm ?? than the n ports of the fe
-liti.tiiH- gentlemen and the mol? ?>f eurioail
hunt? is who will witness this item itioti to ii
duce men?and especially womea?to give ?
all tin-- sacred pageantry with its t.tuder l_sage
and tO meet the futUTC throiiph the tint lie
a\ o| l?r. I.e M.iyne's brand-new fiiiiiao
Familial ily with tin* idea is the only chin?
bu its ? nil".". If ??m* or t WO cremations ihoul
take place -Batead of, and at the tame to
Ordin?r] burials, without charlatanry, but wil
iiiipn -siv,. ,ni,| sol,.mu ceii-tiituiie-., they Wulli
?In iniuli t?? soft?n the public prejudice. Dr. L
Mu) in- has, ?loubtle.ss the wisdom to pereeir
that human nature will insist apon slurouding it
last State With .some kind of OOetk pomp a.a
meaning; and he will therefofe not gire to hl
experiment to.? much of the air of aa ordinal]
baking. _
DesjcriptiTe Liters from tbe Uaited Btatss as
came store trecjaeal bo the B-repsaa ioarnals ?_
tin* Iiit.-iii.itlouai Exhibitionappreaebad Its eloeini
??ay. The ni.'sf nf tin-in arara pt-d-barno-ad ????
alunit as. one. t in ?t ileliietit as cotihl he BXBSWted,
hut devoid ol ?iiiL'iiiai or inipmtaut vn*ws. Tin
c,in?-.|Mi!iiiiut of Tin Leo?at luots, hav-ag beard
thai his lettias ?rate lackini? in " local ?-..lur," went
to New pm; in the boaa of I'm.lin? some. \\c was
invited'?! dinner, ami was prettily disappointed to
find everything lam.-ly Km-lisa, except that "the
?dt was eovetad n*?itii red and greea peppers."
l'.ven i be convei att?oB rao apon mai h th. bbbm top*
? m I.on.Inn. The Freu? h and (.?crinan BOgea
pululen is spread thenia Iveaoi ertheoaaatry ?','* s_aeb
n- possible: Ihej rla?ed New-Oriaeos, Chicago, tbs
K'i.t l,y Uottn ______ They associated mostly with th. ir
..un eoiintryiiu-ii, an.! .nvc .surface-pictures of Aiiicr
ii'iiu life. The last leU'inf M. ?le Molinai I to the
Juum?l aet Deattt contained this incident ? "A train
half a mile l<mi_ took III? from l'hikuh-lphia to Ncw
*i ni, in the eveiiiii!?. The Srewd which tills the
si 11 ifle class ni liiis,. deiiiociatic cars is rather mix? -d.
Not far from ms aaeleajaal Miss, sarafally g\ovoA,
aad with unit?1 aa s__r?toeiat_t air, was tha i.i.j.-ct si
devoted attention from three yoaag h pans, while ?>n
tbs B*XI s.-at a iiii.ldl.--aped pttutleiuun look off lirst
his ,In??*?* sad then his stockings. 1 h>- opi-r.ii ion
seemad ta five hfaa peal relief, ami as thea i
his legs in a iiiainier which I will BO. d. ?.crihe. He
was a runaway ttom elm ago.*1
? -
They cannot say in Kurland that wo ?lo not occa?
sion, ilh send tlieln 01 H S lii'st-iate rumie. We do not
po so l'ai a** to put the mysterious Sla.le in that . at. -
Koiy, hnl there is no ______ doiilit ahont a BSS_BUB____B
these parta, celling hlaiaulf FharloaHowardseass
tiiii.-s, and th.-n Count von Howard, and occasionally
_____ von Howard-Serf, hi, not to mention other
titles, fhe Count (liarles von Howard's particular
little pain?* was t.? write to Knpli_li _eiitletnen of
wealth and ri;.*?prctuhility telling tlum of ?nine wdl
m tin oI of the pcr-oli addressed, of which testament
Count Charles had exclusive knowledge, loi which
he must be paid. Two aagef alaJmanls ?'ach saV
vanced B180 In-fore Seeing the wills, nor hav?i they
seen them yet. The Count von Howard Secleld,
liowes er, ha? seen the in fids of _ juil and is likely to
see that interior for some nine to come. The way in
winch the universal pud_i*on ulways and yw-ry
wh.n-ii-es to that kind of tly is reiilly mortifying.
Then* is a abash in the ris?? of the cost of silk. It
aeei not follow, however, that silk dreuses will bo
any i'hea|>er in coiis?-(iiiciice. In F.ir..|?.? peiplc aro
it'.iiriiied at the prosp4*ct of war. It is ?uupotied that
laahaa will buy loss aaraa-atra cloth?*? than usual
wlnh the in??n art? putting on their armor. Hence
dculniKs in Imtli raw ?ilk sud silk gouds were almost
wholly siisjMiiulcil in Lyons, France, at the date of
the last advices. In this country nobody will buy
any larga .mount of ?ilk in any form till the ?loctio?
is ileteriniiie'l. Whin that ha? to do with the n?oo
of ?ilk is not so olear ; but it take? & vary ?mall
?how of cloud? to cxcit-o o m.reliant'?fear of a ?tona.
There is not, however, enounh prospect of war ?broad
or at home to encourue;? f-tnilies in the hone that
thereby their dre-see will ?oon be uio?le cheaper.
7Ac Philadelphia Time?, which ie barely a year and
S half old, ha? just moved into a ?plcndiil building,
which it ha? erected on the corner of Chestnut and
Eighth-sts. for it? own uses ?inccs it? roccea a? _
newspaper wiw. artsbUShed? The Times celebrate*
its entry into it? new quarrore by a review of it? ?no.
cessful carer, and some exulrt-runt eoiiipiirmon? oi
it? circulation and hiisineiw with thOMSf its rivale
in I'hila.lelpliia and journal? in Now-York. Col. _.
K. McClure, ita edit??r, mad?) a brilliant ?ucee.- i_
country jourtiali?m many .?.ear? m-'<> at hi? old bouta
iu CluuiibershnrK, and he has shown that Philadel?
phia is abundantly willing to sustain a paper which
?hall he cheap withoiiI baing scurrilous, ami politi?
cal without buiu-j blin.ll> paitimiu.
It would not be an unseasonable thing to haul in
the campaign bun in is at en.a? without waiting for
those Louisiana |leOS-D1 to i*.'t their ce r! i tica to?. A.
inaiitle of hoar fr??st trimmed with MelaI might be
aeongenial and feliciten? draping for au ettigy of
iht-lion. Charle? -'ranci? A.lain?, but the ??ortraiU
of our next President and Vice-1'reH?tlout would
wear a pinched ami dcjecied hxik when banging
out in wi-athtT on the hiiiiiis side of zero, which
wiiiild ?-li.'it feelui-s of loiiuui?.?nation instead of
those Heiitiinenls of reverential awe with whii-h per
ttutgtt he<l?ed ahoiit hy the divinity of ollico do
light to inspire the b.-hol.l. r.
At the r.-i|ii''_t of the AvxM-iuti?M for the Advance
in-nt of ?Science ate! Art, ex-tjuv. Ju.-.pii K. Hawley
baa eon?sentsxi t?i deliT?raaad?raee?i atetowaf BsB
next Monday evening on the " U. suits of Lbe Inter?
national BxhlMtM?." If tin? Ceiiteiiiiial Exhibition
?lid mil hing else, it proved that Ainei.iaii? have o
geniu? for organization. It was fr ?in ti?>?t to last 0
triumph of good management and hard Yankee
s.iisf. As th.' E-?______ of the Coiumission, Oov.
Hawley ha? a rijflit to celeinate its ?ucees? ; and
what he says of it* result-, will < oinuiaud wide att?:n
tiou. _
PERSONAL.
Tlte Watchman h;w a new e-.itor-in-chief,
tti.it hap pi p? .--i ta.ige b?iug tfel K?!v. Lucius (i. ?iuith,
H H.. i?I tins city.
Dr. Holland says in a letter to The Chicago
Fotl tliat The Scribiier articles ou college? have co?tiu_u/
i',.u .iii.i? ol ?I..!...ra?
Dr. John Goiham ?Palfrey ha? just become
til?, aecood i.? t? aaii.ai.ui of tint PSItartea clergy, Dr.
Oi vilie Iivwey b.-tuK tlie llt>i.
The reatleMMM of jroug Mr. Lick has now
I?? ?ii ?in'I lu'?i. H?- liait t?eil a il? t'd U.'Olii?ing to Ik) ?
menllWV of the H..:tr.l ef lii-n - .?.lilil? h tua i- t?I
Iji'KUiuihk of tli_ aiiin alii.' setllt???Ol ot the busii???-?.
?Spotted Tail is ?described hy a re-ceut guest
,?s a ii,aiily-l<?<i:t:ii?< ? re ii.ii?', witli ?luall hand? ana feel
and an aura-oble countenance' whlla If aa ottolW-trf-hle
? i? us wiul a? a hawk, ami look?an if lie were afraid
Ol Ills .-nail?!*.
Mi. A. H. Stephens is exceedingly well be
I?.vm1 liy the p.'.?pi?- of Ail uit.t, Ju.lging tcaaa the number
Is Which Ihr CouttitmtiOM Ot that towi credits .am
?Aim i?T.'i\ ii.?. It is an .-i,,,i uioti. sini> : i ft.- t _U
-?l Btepli as.hotel sold ti??' otin-i- Any -?''i. ??.?un?!? ol
vi.-itiiig ear_i ?tbiehhad gathered la U?*< l?afaian*a lei?
Mr. Thomas Roberte) i deseendant of Major
ii.'u. t. :. . ... WhaIlex, ?:.?? ?? a..'.-!.!.-, raad a i?uik.t an his
liite.l an?'?lor at a r??elU liii.'itill? ol til?' Pa_Mf-f__I
Hii-iori..ilSociety. Re daclaraa thai WutSh y went to
Maryland and died there, and t?at bmb) ol biadeaoeaS?
?ni. ne now uvui_ in New-Jeraey, PaoiuylYaal% M?>
ware, Mai > lau.t, aad vu _
Secretary (.'?uiicioii is OOCUpjingGej- M
hoaaa aa faraaa?t-av.. tin?winter .M.*-,, auiorou hold?
ti!?- ?i?.'iiii-t iMisitaui ol haataaa Qaa. la??ssufeaaehli
I in., i'li ? i,.iti i.tiii'iK'tl to lueir I.hiis.- ..ii .'.i,?s.s.,.'htt
! ..im Carpenter \?ili real a huuv;ia
V. ii-iaiiLton tor tin? Winter. His .?au^liiti in ??aid to p~
- iii.iikati.e inwloal atilinta?
It is related ot Mi. Wehste! that he was
i . .???ismai?, who aafeaai "i?tiiis
Mr. u.iist.i i" ?? v.-?, Mr.- " ni?' naal Mr. Wi . -.?r
..i Maaaaehoaetta I" "lam thai mate Mi. Webebar al
Massachusetts." "Well, Ott, 1 baaed that you ??ero?
a.'1'f.it IIUH1," quoth til -'llalla.. 1'. " bill 1 iti.l.'t t!:'.Ill? 60;
i jour Speech, uud uudiiotoo-ewry wurd>ou
said."
Une oi the lint liest younn Indies in New
Yurk s,?fifty hepye?od to ha walking i>?i-t Ear, MSaS
hooaatheathat ?ay with aaat?at young woman, Ml
Mi-? i>? .liny : 'Do you _ao_ oaa Mr.TUdca toakal"
i?,,,.iis," iurt?A?'i'. .i ii.'i- iriiini, " h. '* not reaaai??Ma
at aU?rath?c ?Sort and puni." "Why I" ?ji?i the
beauty, innooentlr, " I fancied be w.i_ ana-imly hauu
.??iiii" ma a? u inet, ?luit?' a t y i lops :"
Mr. TalaugS did not receive a call to
I i. nitli i liiiri-li, < liniiLii, Bays Ihe Journil of that
h.,.. ItaMai "riie propriety efglrlai Mai tttA ?
eall was eoaalderad, aad Infomall* deeiSed la the oe_a?
tivtt, the fcellUt,- li ?.,* lliit a l.iilil?tft' ?if hi* ??????? i;ll'l?'l
ii. i was not desirable. If, aa a Mew-York paperasraaS
tfk'_rai)b-d to a iru-iel init? leliuing to come, lie put
?uiusfif to quite annrnoaaarj tr?, iMa."
Madame B-dendorf, who h.as come from Bov
tan to ii? ?ale the i'.ul I l' Brunhilde on our stage, is ovof
00 ft ar.* old, but so in-ricct i? her art that her voice 1? si
lt_?h ue in K>rh<iii?l. It i? ?aid thut ?he always puts Lor
?..-i ii -na oa ita in? ttla aad I?to a ?t?te of frauti? entbusi?
eon, ?"> .?i''^?aii and exquisit? isi?i r musical ? ou-cieut?.
m.? ni*?* here only a ?a?"-? for the Tiioina? eon. ?rt, i*_d
ri. an? to n.ii'.i MeW-YO?I paiuU ni p Ma of Uiu girl? ?_?
.? r: behind ii?t in Boat??
There is a poitrait of Gen. Brook, in tho
Beveta-sany utUt Bi?M-m m the o?d soutb ?hick
:? I'ctiiiai'.i lot? it.all ?i_. It l.* i elated thill wheusittillf
for hi? portiait be was curioii? to know the ..rtl?t'?
Baoth "I <>f lulling hi? eolota. ??' St?Bit, lfe_ author of the
j'ortra.It, .? lie. i ?i l?? S?o_ liiiu, and lmiii? -diale.t, Usa?
lill'sli.itl,,ll, eio'.lllf 11 iU tin' ??I'll Tu?'? UliIIOIIU, 111 lb?
picture,? 'Hilf -ail blue butiou hlfhaf on thosaiinll*
:...aii lut! Lulls v. i_ e i..a? U, and lucre It ?till remains
abura tue nattai iui?'- Bolloa are roostautlj arriT?ia and
th.' iMiioUiou will bo 00- tin aad li'i.r,' r tii._u wiwst bril
proposed
There is no aonssneeabooi s.ijourner Truth.
Sl.e papa flll 11 J' cntlclee? the stlii;?- .', na,.' ii, iM'cauae with
alltlifii |invil??_t'? of cuilurt? auu ?uolet-douo of C'liris
t.uaity tu? y ?i.-iio?iyHah aa att.n aa ial?ah _>???d. leoaa
audience she ?aid: ' Wld all fOMM OpfortllMllWa ?>r
i. adiii' au' w.iiiu' you do ii.'?. lake hold ,in au um tiiiu'.
My t.od, 1 woi'.der wlul yoa ?le in lue woihl K.r. Aad
Umaoth?r: " wii.u tor you all raabla' to htarMoodj sud
?Sink?'} l Eberyooa on ron gota' to aea Moody ?a'
S?nke}'. What )o;i '?UOOa I- llftl do.?e two men Bwill1 tola
all toll wmiu ii to li.'l? ?en I" Anil tlie.1, in SUSS)?IU w.iru
Ulf. " I tf 11 } ou it's the doRis ol lue worii, not UM hearers,
??..I itauts."
Beene Lord Daflbrin hravettng in Ireland
m a ?.'.uniDf-C?I with M ftinritld i'ei'.s.m ?giinr.aiit ol bil
I'lis.seiig? i'.? iMi-on.tllti. N?it t j i '-, the future
(..iM'iiiur (?ni. ral i_tked Pal.ly What BTWa be had to tell
of the iieigliiiorho??d. "As for iici. t., yu llouor," replied
tlie IlliailHWWlllllg driver, '-shure 1 ! ii,?iv uo new?? thai
would lu?, re?! a -iuileiii.iii loiku y.'.'hfii, _nlea? ll u? that
one^yed D_Carla is n ?n.? t?> ?orry'ajMa Qaa-iioii."
i:.??ii?,ii the l.i'Voiiiiu ine. ai,l.?j eiij /i-il the Joke, he _al
gr?telo?i enough to deuj blnu if u.e prlrU-ge?. .?-?riotr
iiie ?i.itoof c?jii?te:nation the talkauv? enrArlrotM?
into \alieu h? f..iiii.i that the " oue-t J ? d Duff, tin " he bad
-i.i>k"ii eo ton111?? ; ij. of nad in?? paaaaagac wan aha aal
tin? siiiii.' pama.
Dr. Lankeefesr, who lias beea aaun-sg Wn>
?elf with Mr. ?Etta, i?, say? .dr. leiiv. ,t\, a )??al.?{ .u?a
who hai a., leaaenea beyond in? nadafaM mhorf m ttu
teaaor of kottog] at Ualratattf Callaga The paaata?b
lui; ba?rtater, sir. Oaarai bewiataelaaO eaaaa baah fro?
u totU' on the cougnein to .tliend l?. the Ma tut refused
to aceapl auy l-B ?hataver, l)r, rortie? w!b?1o?t lap
llotl uiiiiiiiltt from ??;?iiltiiallsiii unie..mi ?Ull.i in ?-l1"
?land, und tnat Iii.i? ?j lu_UIKS are UO? uiui.'i iiiaiuii'Ul
iu Aiiivi'it'a trun.i ihUoauaa iin?. i-? ?m. o? the ?ut*
men:? whloh woakl aeem axtrvnie, to apeak ol It ?_
OveraU-aJaad leeUo?-Ii? au> dlreotlou produces n.?
Dr. Wmalo? tayt uoiluu^ ?uf thepc-pie aho ban *;'>?"?
mad thioii?ii other ?ll Uroctcd r??(io?i exalte?i aal
London, Nov. '_7.?-Tim ___l_iaf0 of Mr?.
Ivcs, daughter of Mi. J.jbn Lothrou ttt??ef.UtoAOUtt'
can bletortaa, to Um weU-kaewa tn<n..ii -_ite.sii.au. ??if
WlllhuuOa G. v.'i'iiiiu Han ?an, Meinberul I'tirumu.-Bi
for Hie City of Ozlord, ?III be celebrated at Wej'.iux???*
Abhej on ?atuiduy m\t.
POLITICAL NOTES.
A n n paitisaa p?gttai from Xew-Orleao?
would ha a t'.ii'.lity ltii.'i'Ci'.in.KU, well as a rar: peiiVi??
ilK'e Jll.it now.
A_ a itooiiTci.'.i./, CtongNSMUMi Potter'? letter
ou the power o? ll.? Houic Io elect a Prenid-Ut *?? a
beautiful ?uceen.-;. It demolished that view of the iuo_a
liiKof Ilii'ton?tituturn M completely that It will Otttt
be heard of attain.
All authorities seem to n,i,-?3e tbat th*
next aiieaker will be the man (,.?v. Til.l? a pifts ?ut (?*
the pliice. It must be comforting to Mr. Cox, undortb???
I'lrcuiiistanet-, to remember his attitude toward O-**?
Ttlrion at St. Louis. It U ?aid by the ??oreruor. friend?
that while ho uov?*r says anything alioul the ???-??????
uf hi? eiiemios, he nev_r forgets theia.
Congressman HaylcHs friend? are ptoteotiat
much ccutld.uce In his ?u?_ce?s in lb? oeuteet lot Iba