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AFFAIRS ON THE BOSPHO
MISRULE AND RAPINE INCRF.ASI
SEN. IQNATIKFF AS A DIPLOMATIST? PROI*L
TIFIED BT RIB AI'I'ARKNT PRaVkNE
TVKKS'ALAEMED BT A PLAN OP HIS UFA
OTTOMAN PREPARATIONS FOB WlR?ACTf
JU&IICK IN ARMENIA?THE AMKRICAN \
AHIK.pl ANT) THE PKND1NG COMPLICATION!
fyill.M AR OCCASIONAL <X)RRB8**0?*UK!?T OV IHK Tl
Constantinople, Nov. 16.?Gen. Ignati?
Rumian Embasandor " near thi? Subliuie I'm I
moat amiable man. If yon call npon him he
bnppy to see yon, talk? to yon with a warm
frankness which ia equally surprising and flat
and lets yon go away, uft?*r an hour or no, con
that for ?some re mon known only to himself he
mitted you to his inmost confidence. You hav?
from his own Upe what hi? august master think
he desires pea?co above all things?what ho 1
thinks?that the Emperor is too slow ; and yo
heard a hundred sprightly sayings in refer
Bir Henry Elliot or the Turkish Ministers?p?
comment*?, things which yftu are ?uro he woul
much regret to have repeated. You go aw;
you feel a certain hesitation about communi
to any one what has been told you in eonfi
You hesitate until you s?ee in some BSBTspapsi
port of some other man's interviewa in whi
GiMK-ral is declared to have said in a most i
ingly frank manner the very opposite of whal
frankly told you. Then you are a little pur./.
know who is mystified. The fact is that
Ignatieff Is a consummate master of diplsSBBS,
as such he ia admired by those whu have notlr
Btake, and feared by those whoa? all is at stt
the existing crisis. He ha? probably moro po\
shape the decision of tho question of t.lu
toward war or peace than auy other ma
cause both the Turkish and the Rt
Governments are strongly influenced by hi.? m
of putting things. Gen. Ignatieff declares tli
the recent ultimatum he a?*ted without ord
causing his iro?>?ls to be packed an?} placed o
steamer. " The Turks did not believe that 11
?what I said. Their army was rushing on
pushing the Servians to the wall. I had to stop
somehow, and so 1 had the boxes packed am
radetl along tin? main street down to the harbor.
prodnc???! a panic, the Turks telegraphed to A
Kerim I'asha to stop, Bud then wo had tho 1
brought back. Hut you Pee we, haven't unpai
The moral effect of the boxes is good !"
Geu. Ignatieff has a strong dislike for Sir n
Elliot, the English Embaasador. For years
respective policies have crossed each other,
have often consisted mainly of attempts on the
of one to outgeneral the other in potty mattei
influence at the Port?. It is mainly owing t(
fact that these two men can never agree that 8i>
envoys have been appointed by the European I
eminent? to sit with the Enibassadors iu tho
proaching Conference. Geti. Ignatieff cannot S
the English propositions of limited autonom'
l'iosiiia, Herzegovina, aud Bulgaria. Sir Hi
Elliot must have a very peculiar diet ion nry,"
he; " I can't find any such moaning to autonom
my dictionary. The Emperor loves pence, ant
?ciclares that the English definition of autom
shall be adopted. Ws obey, of course. But ni
things may happen yel. And if a disagrees
should arise among us in the Conference, and it sin
by chance fall to Knssia to come to an undcrsti
ing directly with the Torte, why then wo wiil ?
our Russian dictionary and see what autom
nicans before we settle this bastSSSS ?"
Meantime the Turks aro making laSBSaSB prep:
lions EDS war. Many troopa have been withdn
/rom the Servian Irontier, aud are already marcli
into the Danube vilayit to watch BSBSBSBia am
guard the Black Sea coast. The heaviest iroii-i 1
are now anchored at the Black S?*a mouth of
Ilosphorus, to guard against surprise l.y sea. Tot
does are l>oii>gl<!adi?d and stored m bSBBbassali in
iorts near tho Bla? k Bes entrance, and ?the pass
?of steamers through the Dardanelles and t hello*?], lm
by night has been prohibited. Ninety battalion,
the new levy of troops are already assembled, i
transport steamers to carry them to any tlircatei
point lie with coal on board waiting ?>rders. ?
kev has still, apparently, one last card. She cat
any moment forco Europe to face the question
the special action to be taken in view of anot
liussiau war. And if Europe is brought to the
tual presence of such a war, the Turkish Minist
aro confident that some one of the Euro's-an I'ow
will be ready to fight against the partition of t
empire.
The situation of the conntry is very miserai
One becomes tired of repeating the instances of n
government and oppression which daily come
light sa every hand. In parts of Europ?-an Turk
the Turkish villagers are using such violence tow :
their Christian neighbor?) that the people emign
t?> the cities, where the Government can proD
them, for it does not or cannot hold the village poi
latious i*> check. Robberies arc common?so also i
crimes against tbe p??rsou. Tho wretched suffer?
from the atroiities of the Spring are receiving he
They are, however, unarmed, and robliers tome up
them nightly and run off stock, or carry off gOOl
I,ven in broad day the Circassians roam the couuti
pciy.iiii* whatever they iinajniie they can take w i
impunity. Tin? iie-mant? complain, mount? ?1 poli
SIS sent uff to find the robbers, and that is the k
of it, iiuless the BBSS who complained are shot
beaten, or have their bouses burned by the rob be
i:? misais
In Asiatic Turkey matters are very much as BSBl
IYo'ile in the ordinary conditions of life hardly om
complain, because it is of no avail. Tho state
things may be judged from a few instances of i
justice taken at random. A man in an Arineni:
village had a cotton gin. Although such mai hin
r.rc by law exempt from taxation, the tax farm?
1? vied a heavy sum on this one. The owner a
J.H al.d to the "Mejlis" or elective council of tl
district, and the council told him that if the ta
patherer insisted he must pay, as tney could not la
him. Iu another place a man bought a bag of ln-ai
lit market and was g >ing home, when a Turk d<
la iinled thein. a? lie had wished to buy beans tin
day and Dono were left. Th? man refused lo se
them, whereupon the Turk beat him tremendous)'
and carried off the beans. Tho man in this cat
even was afraid to complain. 1 have just ?SBSfl BMM
tug ? lett?>r written from a place in th?? heart of A:
ineuia by an Armenian iu whom I have confidi-in,
and,he gives ?aso after cas?'of outrage and oammjtM
aion in that region, tbBSBBBabsiSB* numbered i
?order. For instance, mi Armenian was bus ing flou
of a Koord and quaireled alioiit the price. 1 _
Koord cursed him, his IsSsHj* individual!*,, and hi
r?*lisriou. The Armenian said? "May your curs?'
1?-lit npon your own head." Thereupon th?* KsSfi
cnllod out to other Moslems, "lias Molialnlili
danisui expired, that this man can say sud
a thing to me and livcf A general nisi
?as then made for tho wretched Armenian
Vfho was only saved fiom death by a frit mil;
Moslem, who gut him away inside of a hssst
Again, a soldier bought soinetliing of an Aiinoniai
for thnc pia?li IS? and gave him a eounteiIt-it live
demanding change. The Armenian declined to taki
It, B?SttSf to ?stt the goods go free if the soldier hat
Do iuon?*y to pay. The soldier, however, im-Ntcd m
basing UM chilli?-?* for-the coiilil? i lei! live, an?;
finally beat the Armenian ecvercly. ?leclaring thai
Such an infidel ahould not live. "Von sit licit
niukmii mom y m ?,oui shop without intt rinj.lion,
Six! we hi*, e tu go to ?inir*t|iie five times a day ami
pray." Others interposed aud got the ?old?er away
by entreaty. And ao my correspondent goes on
Sliumertiting 1ft cas?"? which bad just come under
bis ob-erviition in bis town and vicinity, wheie
ChiiMians were maltreated by Moslems? roblx-d,
beaten, their bouses burned, their flocks driven BE,
thcumelvoa even killed. And all this is done simply
?because " th? Koarde kuow that, being Moslema, no
Christian dare use armed force against them. If tbe
bigoted local Governor inquires into the mutter by
?afiance, they have only to aay, " The giaour (Chris?
tian! reviled M-ohaniinedaniam," and all inquiry at
?suce eeasea.
The situation is terrible for the Christians. They
kave to wait, hoping for help from tbe Government,
?hieb promise? ?verything, but practically they
i
bear of their Government only through the tax
gathorers. The (}<.v?*r*imcnt is unable, a nid its
treat cares of self-preservation iu tho present
storm to (ITS a thctlght to interf?rent c lietwi-in
MdSllSB BB H Cbrli-Sll MISS -subjects in their petty (t.i
quarrels. Even with the constant attention of Q iv
? rn..i?nt and full inleution to rem?*?ly evils it w?nil.l
be along long time before these outrages could be
expected to end because of the natural bias of the
oiheials toward Moslems rather than Christians.
An intelligent and edin at'*d Armenian said to me
yesterday, " If the Russians were to enter Armenia
by Erzroom all these outrages would BBBSB? Let
these Turkish robbers think they are free todo what
they like and they will kill aud rob oil every side.
But let them sei? a strong hand coming, with ?ustn c,
towanl them and they will instantly become tin*
most peaceable of men." And then my frieml ailded,
"The Russians would stop outrage? by the Turks?
but we don't want the Russians!" It is quite com?
mon to suppose that a Russian BSBfBSfll would bs a
desirable thing for the people of Turkey. Perhaps
it would. Bui tho Christians of Turkey themselves,
almost without exception, would regaid the acquisi?
tion by Russia of control over their liberties as a
terrible calamity. Even in Servia it is said that
when Russia is now mentioned the common Servian
makes the sign of the cross as an ?exorcism. In tins
other part? of Turkey tho Christians have already,
in theory and on paper, every liberty which
man's heart could desire. The working of their
minds seems to be " Russia would inevitably de?
prive as of all semblance of self-government ; Tur?
key may sometime be forced to execute the paper
charter. Tho latter chance is preferable." Tim
Servian proverb says, "Under Turkey Bonatime?
under Russia never !"
It has been currently reported lately that the mis?
sionaries of tho American Board in Turkey have
been petitkB?Bf Germany and England to hel?) keep
Russia out of Turkey. I have the best of <>p|x.rtuni
tiesof knowitij* that this is not tho case, and that
the suggestion that they are not in sympathy with
the aspirations of the Christians here, or would have
them kept in bsadSflB in order to pica, h to thcin
freely is simply prejiosterous. They claim that th'-ir
object is to hem-fit th?? people? not to build up S set t
to their own advantage. The people of lite country
know them to be constantly engaged in ex-sisim,*
Turkish oppression, amito invoking Kuropean public
opinion most successfully against wrongs of the
Christians in this land, but they also know that the
missionaries always preach patience and sabsslBBBSa
to the powcts that be. Hence tin* Turkish i.ovcrn
ment also, while it dreads the merciless szposaiSS of
bad administration and illegal oppression which the
missionaries arc constantly making, knows well tluit
the missionaries do not Beak its overthrow or med?
dle iu politics in any way whatever.
Ihe BuigariaB ?'eli?*f Commit Ice of this city is
bardal work. As private relieving agencies bare
conic in to hcln? the City of Manchester, Lady
Strangford, and Mr. Mackenzii?the principle of mii
tual consultation and division of territory has been
adopted so as to reach tbe greatest number with
promptness and efficiency BB well as economy.
RI SSI A N A SD CI. RM AS ~ IRA HE.
Prom The I ' tr?f (Tut. X).
The policy of Russia is ?mil loi s long time
past iiss ix-eu to Baske Rassln sslf-supportlug, as tb?
phrase iroes; that Is to say, to endow ber witli imitiu
raeturea Bandent to supply all tb? wants of Ber people.
\\ ith a view to do tin?, tin* litivernnniit lia? Imposed
heavy protective da?M on nil articles imported fii.m
abroad. Bymesnsof tin?, almo?! pro??Ultlve iintits,
and of tbe vast publie works which nave been earrted
on by tiie ?ml of British money, mannfartwring Industry
baa really made very cr?ai strides since tin- ?Crimean
*.?..r. i'.ut the growth of mnnufaetuiva baa sharpened
tin-linst ol cumin? st by engendering a'tlesire for a inore
extended exclusive market, Tims tin- prognes of
i ?inns in Central Asia bas been a conuuerelal
?in it? as mini) as a political movement. But tbe resal?
o? this protective I'o'ici to tbe neUtbbora of Russia has
besa to Binas against them a market ?imii ought
t.i be tho BMSt i.ioti'.al.l? ol all to 111? :n.
?iriiiiatiy, in ?-v. i y tease of i ?t- wage, ih a far more
advaiK-t'ti country tlmii bouta lier manufactures an
cbesper ami in tier, her skill snd Intelligence ar<- su?
perior, Inr capital Is treat' r. Moreover, lu r frontier
marche.? with tli.it of ROSSIS lor hui.tt; ? ?'- ol
st.i, thilt-folc, nilK'h lo Or oitt- ot lit- Very lu-lnf ller
iiinny'.t customers. Mm Is tbe very reverie. Tin* sxpoi t*
oi (.1H1I..IIV to Rnasla Is 1873, aeoounnng tbe ronble al
'ia. Od., (It'l not ir.iei. S28,000,000, wniie tbe Importa
from l!ii?shi but ?lightly exec? ?!? ?1 615,000,00 i Tbe old
duties iliiiitM-i) m i n tii.ly rt-sir.t t?* i trade. Bui now.
when tbey aie raised ?it a stroke fullj ;k? pir cent, tbe
trade be ?>itn ? m sriT if not ?put?-. Uuponalble, It i? iiiti.
woixlt-r, tin iffore, that then - ?imi.lil M il nation against
nn ally who, while profesa im '.in- warmest Mend?ilp,
alamstbedoM m ta? fsee "t bis friend. Noria ttonlj
the action uf the (.?iMiiunint that gtvea offence. Hu
Stan ottkials are w corrupt sa mil In lb? world, ami f he
ii'ii-sian Custom-house oScera levy blackmsti se nn
i^tiiTs. Tbey ar? believed, moreover, to be m k i m
with the Rassisa saanufaet??era, and are aeeuaed at as*
uiijiiu' and nppiirilng import?is iu ?very eonoslvable
manuer. * _
GOLD MIS1SG IN C11 IS A.
rrem Tfic tondes Tmm\ TV?. 8.
Mr. Adkins, the British Consul at Newch
wiiiiii, state? in ins reptti t this year thatthen lia? been
much trouble of Iu seansedbyjtmd-uiii era lu tbe m
portion ol the provlin-e, the Chin.-m- Unding?llfllculty in
suppressing sold-mtmug. owing rerj llkelrto many of
the miners Being from tin- territory of their powerful
neighbor. Tbe ?district ot Kin
tin- ? ?instil givs* sa Besonnt of the valley < lila Tl h..n.
some 30 milt s Ion/, m wttlch there ore rich ?i-...
about live m mix ?lay.-' Journej east t'.? south from Klrlu
mid Kswchwnng, Tbe velu ?>i quarts? the hill tide*
are very numerous. 11.; quant, when 'iiu. Uro
then crushed, snd then wasucd on a cr;..t
ana so rutie ?uci nui? 1 ? et la tl? operation that It usual I >
pays to wsab the quarts two ur tare? timm. 1
tit.v of gold found m a ton of qnflltl VBriSS' ''(it .1
Chinea? miner, who showed ihr eonsul a ilsb of
quarts bu?.:.-it from these ?IIk?. i I ?
that U-ss than f?rt> worth of gold pi r ton la considered a
poor yield. The inin.rt- In tbia to?allty are mid tabea
[awl?m ael and lo bave a very peculiar social on
tioii. It appears that a lew ycai ? ? band
of briga?fi k rin provine* ara ;?? :
by a levy of bunten snd toresten uuder tho leadi
ai nimiii namedllau, and for I tbeUoveni
nient gave him an Ion and permission t?> get
fold In tiie mountain dlstri t lying to the east ol Kirln.
Ie pay? ?;n annual tribute of 20,000 tsrls, end %
absoliiici.? within ll'c limit.- of his 1 I I m, and ::??
offlclal writ runs there without hla permission. H< ?
an armed following, and ? unmberof miners snd work
un n in ms p:i\. Tuoae who are not in bli employ pay a
royalty for permission to mine. Ibe o?immuuity under
Ida rnw are said to number aboal 1,000, snd ar? princi?
pally Chinese, 1.ut ?1 number of Coreaua have r
found tbeii way Into ih terilioi ?,, ?nt?' are working witii
eonstderahl? mwi^ss. The ?ooiisul beat that little of thi
preci.?u." im .1 , 1. ? lu, u
beset by iiu- iisiiiii temptatioua io apeud ,.i?.i aqiuui.. 1
A LONDON 1 l <. i.i A 111 AS.
Prom 'III
On Tliurwlay ?veiiin.', Dfc. 7, ? nniuhrr of
t)U- ..ll-llll.? : s tl! iltl i.ttll.li.li III. Ill ?1 ll.li.ll
object ol which Is to induce habits ol ttbst?icc from tbe
i!? .1 t.f aniiii.it- :?? ii""i, it.n-"i t?? 1: 1 at the People,'*
Caf?, a fBBW ?Btabliahtncnl not .?it o|ien<ed In St. Vaul'i
( mi.. lt.Mit'i. ih. ...i" e?.iii|.ii-r.! vei:< tiibli ? und finit
?inl.i arranged in ??.in.-s. and iup , thirteen
kiinls of vegetable?, leven different sortaol ? ?.
nuil poddmgs. hihi six Kin-Is of ft nil. Tbe ?l? i'?i, 1 ons?tcd
of water ?u milk, reml u Ism u t only sbotaluins
Hie use of fl'.li, 1ml tniiii alt oht 1. ? i.(....i nil the
Stricter part of them also from t?okiuir. Th?
were nicely rook?cd and well lerved, an?l tin- dinner <oi
Its kind waa li-oiioiiti? t-ti ? i til tie ti.iy l.t.tii by in?
vesetarlana aud ?m bou-i ant al ?? ? ai cok of It,
Mr.T. W. Ill banlsiii, th. P ?klcutol ibi
in llie cluiii, and lie st:;ti(( iii.i. rd be baa b?ecu
?Bbbbh President bocana? be waa a 111 ncvci
bavin?: tasted aulmal food i.i ail bi Ufe. ?or did lie
wear any animal clothlns, and be ba
e\el) ?iiiloslies. Rut he an?! other V( r I".
to gal aabatantlal fuod. Flesh, he argued, a
asi 1 t;?i ti'- amtentstton ??i i';i ? tt. nrt, nor
Wahl! necessiiiy I? r hi.il Kivin?_*] Hint In- t.;?i?nl i
pi.iio-ophi?al kioai.it? tuatltwBB sever Intended ibal
an?mala ? boulo b? tbe hied of an. 'i be ehali man ba> in.'
Invitad dli nssiow. several Rtrntlemen and one i
dressed iiu eompany tai favor of the otdectsol ni.--,?
ciety ; but ?one or two asked what anbatltnto et
found for wool and leather, and what wai Iba u.-? t?f
sbeep ami oxen 11 Hi?-, wen not to be eaten. Mr. Cluk,
tiie h 1 ni;?!.? usted laut the aodety v.us progrssstug, sa
W'oti'.il be *(eli fi.-iii III? up.nt.
li SE18B OBSTINACY.
I Balear?an(lfoo.99 Corten "?'? tafTntZeaim JJati
A? tO llii?:;ts they iiic siniplv' tbiowii SWSJ
upon the Turks. Tbey team notblus iremi the leaemum
of exp ricaee. '1.;.-,-;.. they eoamttted m ?i??.
duvla and Wiill.tcii.a did not sum tin m hum- pruviuts
Tb? whol?ssle slaughter af the Servia?i did not redore
thai heroic ?ittli nation tu unhnilsalcn; the ma-fisi
Cblo and of I'snra <li?l not ?ave them Urreee. On tbe
contrai y, all these tilinto- ci.i,!i il til? tl most powerful I j
to produce ?xaetiy Um eontrary eflnt. n w.i> tin
fi itKiiy, ibe mil -i?.\ ?Uhpla.ieii b.i tin- Tar?n al Olio
winch no uioust-d ].i>|?lil?.i UKlUtnatUlB m 1.an.pe thai
the Uoicriiiiiciit.-we.e . i I..si nbli^rd (o militen- lu
behalf of i. n 11?. it win 1 In devastation ?ml iiei>o
r illation nt tiie Peloponnesna and tbe savage parfldy ol
Iniilliin 1'ai.jlll wl.u ; ilr???? llie Bill? ?1 c?i!lilllall(lers In ex
Bsperstlon, and resultad In tin battle if Mavarino and
!lie dt sti-iiciiou of the Turkish lu? t. N? r did that ov. r
Wbelmlng dlaaatei aui u their eyes and teach them that
tii?' Powers did not lueau to In li 11* ?tl .nth. 'I'lny went
on defyluK them, until R?sala declared ? ar, Nor fias lbs
loss of Koiiiiialtia, o! herv?a,SU?! of (.!> ?te, Ihe S?SS?SIM
results of ll.iw nnisi.,11 it>. II ? tin , i BBSBBMBBMBB <?f
I their cruelty unit ft I (?city ; mil f lie mexn eUitsti?? ment of
I b'ararino, taiiK>>t item Immannv Is it likely, then,
that Lord Derby'? fertile tlireut? will bave any? cfl? et
upon them I Tbey are too isatornat, too tutit?, too
? stupid. Of what use for l/>m! Derby f Ho? iteu people
who dou't even know ot btc exinrii'? t Lord Lh rby
mtizht a? well threaten a Betigsl Hgef Stth a tuiumoua
before the jki!les couru
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER SBJBI BUI It I AT HUDNOTa IB
H It. ?a 111'.' A T
?a. oi. "21e. Mot?n. 2? S u. in.. US'*. Mklnir-t. 24*.
Ui?/li?-.i oitnnr tht, dar. 'lb ?ow??i. 18'.
a vti ?.-,.. .2 v sai,.?' ?lajr, 1871?, 87 ?J-?
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Fifth Aminc Rtttl But*-rtsr JafBBBS B.?tiatSafaa?Bf
< ?-.lora-lo ..utlteu i/o mm-A?sists?it I ontti ?ster Ofuti-l B.
AV. Bailor ._tl?t.'Is '/??W l:u?t?Mii K.eii.iu? tli.? 1 ur_
l?li i i trillion al W-?lilfi?;imi ...Attar House-JaAfro l?su?.?in
in. .i..!. Blnghsmtoa M BUBsf?! irs*d Qe-W-gB ?J, Can
non,lu;? ?.ate to I'tiiiirr???? froiu i'latt ...Hvginan House?
Jiulge ?Samuel I). EaulkutT uf DanaTllle, N. Y.
NFW-YORK CITY.
West Tcnth-st. i? the reudcwiuf, for rag
cari...
Ohio hickory nuts ?ire nelling at ?ight cents
a ijiiui t.
The interior of JelleriAon Market Coiirt-JioiiKe
1? IlflUli} l?i?tll|llf It'll.
Fiue date.? are rct.iiliiiK in the markets at
eight easts ?.ter pound.
" Dew" in tlie name of a gardener on the
Rl_htli-avt?. Uuiiltiviinl.
The oyster K.ilofiiiM on the iiveiiiies all com?
plain ?if lit? k Oi I'llHlli' ?.
PinnHkiii festivals are the popular entertain?
ments of Siitid?y-s?)ho??l?.
Sorvii-?-i!ili- and low-priced cuffs of atraw
an- iiiiulf in?- ?-?tuiliiiitii.
New iB-ajBBIl- are niaiie in the form of
liuii.ir ami mil win-ii-tui??.
New Hcarfu for pent lernen aro of hlack satin
ami tn?' iii???t?itlii'ut?'Stiiiw color.
Very lino pippins, for shipment to Europe,
hsvejnsi lu?!?ii i.ivt-l m tliu in.ii U. t?.
A ^lov?--ctittiiiK iiiiM'liine in full op?Tiition is
?un- ui tin iilli'H??linn? in ? glove ?toro on lliim?lv..iy.
Tlie newest pocket -knife look? like a lium
k?-i. uiui eaatataa aptntell la a-Utltloa la kail. i?ia?i??..
The f?tre?tn were very ipiiet JtittntAmJ, and
tiUsiiicH? whs virtually ?us|i.?n?lcil tliiiuieii'tnt IBS rlty.
Shiiclis win- in irrtat dcinaiiil ye>feri!ay af
tfi-miiiii, nuil the uvcinic was ulive witli luiliiant turn
out?.
Lump shadtH ni.'iile of dark, rich-colored silk,
sntl tniniiii.il WltS fin.>.?' of I Ii?- ism un? I'ulor, urn new nuil
lu-Utltlflll.
Cardinal red satin and silk fans are the
liiT?f??t liii.iort'ittoii?. T?ttf ttru i??luio?l In ktj.v tints ami
hihihi lull ?..i ?-ii.iiiy filliks.
In eoiisiqiiciice <?f the advance in the price
of i\ h.il. I..i:? . whip iiiHHUliifiiiit-r? Have ralHAXl their
ptrtaaa from 80 to .'>?? pat ? ?ut.
Of the beautifully caned ivorv ornaments
that nri' now In voirr. I IBOae matlf of Airii-uii hury ar<;
t tie fliest ?nul most <-xj>?-tislve.
The peanut venders have ninth' an addition
to tlMlir ISMllMBB Tlifv ?ill lint wiitii???, luitiil li> ttiti
?iiiiif licit that roast? tin- BSaaBtS,
The ?Inline??* ?>f dad.' i? BA-ikt_sdj i?h??v.n by
iitt- (nial iisaasaa of werkanan w-l?ng farosBplejf Basal
tiioilii'l IBs il?K-..s on tin- .Ninth lilvfi'.
A sulnscrilnr calls atttnticii t?i the condition of
Ihr lirtili't? ? ? |' iiiuiiic I lit? Knurl i-iiv.' t-iii. TBe ?f' l's .iro
ouf sheet ut ift-, ami act ut?' ut? ara ?if tii* 11 j,- aaaatn ssa
N?w picture frames at?' uia<le of the natural
?rood, < iiiitiiiii plao< it sad glided ??' as tt? ?' am tl??
grain, i i.t i m? apt i-Liit adaptai for las line? i.?,'i.iviu_?.
Commodore Viiiuh'i Lilt passed a i-uiet Christ -
BUta Dal In tin- i.i.ilsl of In? i fiililitii anil a fin?, li 1 -tul-,
?tlio tailed tn prespBi SBa mttm ?**_*r?oaa lakaat af ta u
ii'i-.tril.
Tli?- number ??f people who daOjf \i-it tin
fn ? it. liim.-n?. in uf t.'if ? i"?l" t i; m ?? tlaee II.M
ircatherati la i? tlatei to h_ btsi 'j.ooo. Tiny aro
lui'htly uiu i:i|>l??>f?l in? n.
There will prohali!y he a nirv-s meet in;,* of
piii/.tfi? In in.n: if tli? Equitable und American Kx?
change buildings tale nun mi.i:; iiliuut an ut'ic of I'l.ii?'
-a-Bas .? ill ii:n ?? is i?- put m ikawe t<> datj.
There ii a ?_'i?;?t d<t-naod f??r ut i if.? i il ti.nl
lii_ tinea, so perft-etlj uuuif timt Umlatii?tlea ? in oar/
In- tit- It .|iil III llif iiusi ?? t-\.i tu i nation. I Uf) Lut t lu-? u
U'i'.l t-\f? u-ivili im ? '|. I I' tin, ? i!. ? ral lull?.
The Twtiit"? -thiul-st. ???nur is the < <>ld??t
?i?ot ?.u tue !?i_ili.ivf. botnaeearUae. tBiraraaad
ttii? I'I.h i , m Ihm ill?' ?si i ut always linlil? In ;li t II?It tl
The limn who c?l?-l?n?t??l Chr.slnias after the I
itvleu) Ulekeoa'a iinrnin? Ihluks IBS u bit?Hin
duetOIl ttSSTla I? " brace u|>" u full bl.K-k tu-ftiQ' i.'.i? Liiik
"l c_i
I |
t I?
-.?.<.ii<l lo-daj ; tlie Auierl ?n stooi-cb i? Bol ?? I blc to
t-o|'i' sut?"? ?stiiily wi:h tue oitiuulol l?ixlisli .'oose Hint
pinna i>-. u 1 < 111 > tr.
lilil?pit*M ??.'llll'lV ?H Still ?T??\V(I?-?I ?Mil tliV.
"Tue Flower >i,.i i. ? i," i'l i iruitti ? .i:.i; i. ..mil m? to
lit- I lit? l il U f llltl.lt (HI. I, I lilt '? I' U'lll IrltlWt In " l)> llllllll I?
alurau, mnl " \ ?..n Seeae** bj U rtille,
divid? t .. boaora \m?? Il al jir.-?.-iit.
I'? di-ti inns liitw lu ??in tt? i-.-t ?matt* the chain? s !
of :i iiu|i|..v i il, m? -? t >, 111 \ li.r ll.tn lt II... Bottais t.. tttt |
.it.ti'iiiiii with v? it itii lut-y ?|iriiikl. tlo?i before tlieir
doont, iltvtititlj lira.? ni? u? (lif> aalk ?.-. unl> ovtrlt??'
:? ) |MtT4 Un BU, " l'tat? O? tlifir a.If - "
The pith ?>f tint tat um, u im h iras formerij
iliitii. n im.t>. u-nun uiiii/.i il in Bt-tJrtnsi Jasaptal a u.
l'ii-tiy blas?rt?, i?ot\i?, ?raaea, ira??, aaiihta r_ -, aad
hananig wall-|ioe_els aie BHtde of la?i lu.n?n?l in
tastelai de?-l_at bb_ aat oratad a lit. n'i<?i
A nuiiilii r ut t h.ititris will he inaih' with the
,i B ??t'Ulf i I mi. it a ; i n?; i Ii m ? Ii tin nr,. .Stiirly
n:. m in til-i .ti,? iiiiui'.il theiri,|i|>rt?|iii
alltiU' I ? -mit I'm? l'ii?li? ti?ii tu l i.un it
will pru p aae wits ihm qi_-rtet chair aadeab
ttittite a i"??,' u'' ?.
The tt-iit!? ii?v to more up town sj nt?where
mon mi.un i.i titan .: fostrtee-ith-ef ami Hn.i are .
I . ... ':.l? b ' 11 tu ifl fur soots
tir::?- : .m?! no? l.iri f ? :..i .n?l? on llif well ktin ?n i
tft mi,iH_f eataW ?la? i bbiiobbisi that ihta trallillai Is
also viiitiii?; fur n u a t ?I'liiit.
(in.it I? (In ,.ili'n. n lii*hl M an advertisiii'.
Hi. U.l.ii l?'., ' fn.iil uf m a; I) .til tlif inliit r
' ... n -i rtnjr-et. aad A?t??r ukt? -,
la u..? iifii with Its m 1.1 r.i rntiiaiiri', aad the wa
Isiiii-iany pbte??I b?iw? .i two flu?.., lor ?lifiltfr anlna
ny or dowu tos u la ? in la ha ??luitl*-?! by this ^.i-t ;
lu-ut.
The Will ? . .??ti is to ?;iv?? a festival tt?
500 i hiiiiii .? ill-, m m, ini|> n,- tin-ri-lit to aectire
-. ?m- ? lit i- i. a ? in t s mu? ??it it ?.iris i fi.it ate im longer
..i ut to ?i,--, abo have enjoyed tlieai. Anythlna thai
v. .11 . i ? r j ;< . u;- In Uie il?ir 11 en w i|, be iil.ull. i. . . i?.. l
Inf.i;. il?- nil mi iitiont-il ut tlie :iinliniiiuii,ai JttjjBlh I.
llliitAt?. I
Israel I W??ller. ilealei in ii;'o\i?ions at No.
-??i.t t-lay-t .'?.m ii.t-ii.. ti .m .i- u.iiiiitni lur i ne i? u.
tu ff ? to i. i iiiiii.i Clo-rer, baa ?ti??> fli?"l a
?flu ?lulf ?lat.llH 111.? mm,111..I ? ?' in. . I'JI, Ol, m
which, however, he pronounces the greater i?ari nben?
i .?i and ui'.iiust ?til 1.1.? real iinuiitmi. lit gi\,-n Ui?
u ibtlltl? ? Bl ?ii?i?ui -r !:..'-???.
The tsiini whi.h ha-luitl raised liom various
: ?it-1 i.t . nit. if i. b] tbe Ki tttti.i. u iin limit. i.ii -f
Hi llif nUKIi-L'itlf, lull I!..' < ell.until ?- of Helle ! lit- dis
lur'.nu' if i.? i??? i'? i ?week act ording to tb?-ir report, ami it
will Boon ?lisaPpear. The ttuonnt expended ut the least
UI ?mi' to keep tin- v?.>:i ii.iiu iiu- ioora'of sasai
.i.i...in ii? of petr-oaa.
i lie ?iiaiiiiw.? in the City Hall 1'aik ffti a
in e lunes i vii i .1..?,. sn?1 n ?? sei red by - roiuicil wattai
Tin i-anif iilni-iiiiu or ajtiM ti-, promptly ever? afternoon
at 3 n't mi ? with a beakei -i litend oa bit arm. He t leoi i
away tit?- stiiiw i.. ti the fountain, and acatt?. ? the biead
urn ui be-psa tit?- ground. Aflorh ol aparro* Is always
m uiu ii'I.iih i-, uni in.- iiiiiniii i ut inr?is aastaa to iu
dalijr,
At. the Vorkville J'u?te Ctiuit, yesttnlav,
.ii?.i;.i! BuauBalian, cuargt-d vtnii rntenng in. ciotlilii.
ttort of Joseph II ?t_.lt?-.-. Bl Ho. 732 Heennd-avo., on tbe
m.'iii uf I?. ??. I, ui.ii Hit-.iiiun si?. \,.itii .a aooda, a it
urougul up??fiiii'fdnstioeUtterboura. St-tuuitthau ?as hi
n -!? ?i .m M.iHiaj nlg-ht, uiui the Justice t ot-ituilled him
m ,. i?tt n.i i v,iiiiiiiatii.il. ii.- |_ un;., i.?yearsoi?l,aud
No. 31 ? I... t 1 u? nt> third tt,
The Bappera' ami Mukis' Com of the City
Pire Uepui meut, w-teh .? eoaipos?i*o .? the s-alslani
ftit-.-liu n ol tlie dlffercul ?iiuil'iiiilts. if.eiv.' ...t i im
-' ..-;..,, ui - li.-iiiiiifi-i, lut'!?ii|ii un,, m,, ui of thl
? -, .u the nsc ui 'i> uaiuite .?? ?in
ll' I... II ?tie sum lull,t\. lii-et.luf i ei ,i |n
?. 11 !l ItS tl e. II ?1.1 111 . .1,1- ni ?lolllil i t uiu | i.i-liltl I.-.u
.t\..iii m ?mu a m.ni,1.1- _e would lasara tafetj t<? iii?
t un. i.niiiii. twlldlng?.
The niluiOitn hi prices which was made hy
mm. -. i.i the hotels at i u? ix .!iuhii_ of tue Winter ii ui
tin-etii-ei i.t drawing souu cuavuui Irotu the kasouter
bouse?, bul ?as not indueed smum dwellers in
.?.'-linn?, s i?i t liai _,-iiu u i.min.. The lititi-r ?mi
bid lower thaB t it? liotei?, mil the a*ttttnt Uoardei on
? lu u Hotel, , ?en iiu-.i, ii n,,- ?tj le ai
in. latter is a litt it . ?;. iu.ni baataasa la asa?
pol I? ll to ll. .ii. .lull. -
The i?r(ipt- ut tbe Manhattan Kye und Kar
D? .. tl .-. ... i .? ; ? . .?.t: bars bast? ?MV.T..?? 7?>;
lll?ll?llb?-|ll? 11 I -I. 17_ ... lllr.ll .III ll.tllll, .'.Jill I...
'iiu n- have ??????it in iieii ii.i.iit cases, and LlttOupersv
ll'lll? llUlf II. t II |.|'li..:illi l>. I'll?- ?UIU .tl *'_,",IH.?I ?Aliliill
ti. e in,- boe|4ial n. .n all it? debts aad BBaiSe tiif din e
U?rs to tal ?? ?it i?? f.?t the ereetloa of s talf-tble iiiiiiilin?.
loi lie need? ot the poor. Ulf teuf BMtiey ttre tolli'ltttl,
.uni should .?i aaal i?? Use traaiarer, ifharlea haalar, n??.
?J7 l'iiii-?t.
A Iteiictit luiformaiic?' for the MiitVeri-iH l?v
tin- Lim.?ii n im win in ?.w u ut ..e? in.uni.i Hani,
Ni ?.?.ill, un lue ettiiiUK ... liiiiiMl..) neat b) im n.lu i? ui
.Si \. -I til ll iile.ll?-l f, Uli]., illlen, Hllll Ull.lt i um iMispus-s ol
iiu- I'liiiii ii'i ?.?iiiii i.t? i.i Bewark. i..i j,).. > ?. ,!?, i.-.i i?
" iia.uKt ' wim .tint-1 tyres Btthe Utkt rule, Mi?
a? npi.tiui. Misa I'l.tiiiii'i. i u? iiu f9tMBR,aad
S Hilf Be> ll.tin it.. ti,mitin, 'llu- tli ke' ., ?i.i, li ?re ful
aalt by the police, are uni then signed uy A.
.M. i'.iuiifi ui i.u i m. i, bqaaes rheatae.
"Jlpij) yoiii J'a|t?ri? for the SieU m '|,?
i.i'. ?? - i? ti?- ?itjn ii.iiui.ii Bhoveahtrga ma assrtse
? ? ? it >.| Hit- (il.lllil I. I.Hill lh-JHlt, ?11(1 Ulllltll.-r III III.'
liiiru? tii-st. Depot, I'hiist? v,n.. itu tin? ya-i (raarhave
in mn.ii?l> iv?|?ii>tieii in this appeal Bau be gladtu
k i...?. i.in i hair pas?Bi*s are ita-Uilieied tiuiiy B_sot_gtli?
sick and f.ii.v.iii ?.fui ta iii-n.-iuf, t ,i,ti in.nuil iiu hot
p?tala en Ward's aad lian'? isimui.. iu, an. nil.m uf
Ilia traveling public-1? Ballad to I I.u- ?impif uit-in.? uf
B_awS_Baj inuni )?i< usute t.. tn,- aie. in iii} ui??iul?,i?.
It wa? Hlat?-d yesierduy ut the niaiiMKCi'??
oftl f ui tin I I km -Si|U:i!, Alii-uifi in.ii |ilc fU(l tu.it Ml?.
( urn Moi u? uni mu plu.y ou r-attnnUy ?Wsa-Bga wa? tint
I,.ill? alive uf .i return o; In:: til??-???' or ot sity uiiu?iiul
debility. M: - Mu i ie t>_s tot strong when a child, anil
?be wii? uol now a ?tn.ug vtutuau, hut lier Loullh wu.s as
good at at any time witblu a tln.ru jun?. XBfl i?art of
Ui** Mutual tiiirteil e great ?leal uf the pomou ?alto in-k
It, aud to one ot Mi?? Morn?'? i?-iui<i".tiiu-iii wss very
faii.-uiii?' Her i?li>?li'iitu tliuiiicht sheougti' uol to play
It twlrv tlie se nit-day, end the uiuuagt-iiieni deelded to
give up the evening pu'fonnun?-?- rather Uiuu the
matinee, on tbe ground that fewer persons would b
appointed. *
The attempt to limite hy nnmber the wh
BYstlta of any one of the cudles? rows of brown-i
bouse? lu tho upper portion of the city, e*p.-ciiill
nicht, Ik ?mr ?.I th?- tn?k? that try men's minis. Wlicr
house? nsve double dtsirs, the numoer u always pi
n|K)U the liulf that Is carefully turned back, or Is pi
upon a small plat? iui*eniou.?ly hidden away am?mi
heavy nioldlin**. Tile only possible way to And
bouse of which yn*i are In search is to ascend (lie i
of some residente nt a venture, search f?r the nun
Hti'l locate > our destination hy an arithmetical loruii
and all this at the risk of being regarded as s si
thief. - -
BROOKLYN.
ColliTtious were taken up fSttst&W at
th. I'ntiiollc churches fur tbe benefit of tbe orphans.
Then* is unusual activity at the JSavy-Y
f..i tin Winter BBaBOB, Mure tu.iu ;io silnitlonul w
n BS were hut week put to work upon lln* tisv. BUB
war, tbe Trenton, which is to ne ready for ecu ill Mi
tieit.
A Innre number of saloon-keopera were
teeletl selling Uqtur ou gundiiy. Till names of i
them will be linnifrht Bs?MB the Kxcise Hoard i
Friday, and '20 case* will be presented to tiie (it
Jin y.
TfclSS pong men who gave their name.?
A rt Ii ?i i Tcrliiiin-, Charl?-.? SwcBMT, ami l-'i-fiii-rifk
Qravt s, wen- arrested en Mtmday evenlni* for eraatb
disturbance ?lutin?; me religious acrvloo bold at
Ac.ttleiuy of Music.
'I'll? ?Ictiiis wit hin tho ruined walls of
Brooklyn Tue.der Is eiiiueli covered with snow,
curiost'y still at tra?is a uuiiiber of strangers and otl
to me teme each day. Tile Wall on tho sido next to
police ?tallen n-maliis iinloiie heil.
A quarrel arose Ixtwcen Frederick Mo
ami in? wir?' on Baadsy ???. mtng in ragard to a ?Ofertan
tue at th.ir house,No. l'.lli (ireenwich-st., in which
woman *?iys In r huahuud b? at lu-r severely nn?l cut
about the bead aud fsce. Moler was arrested.
A noat ?lesiirn IcprsSCBtt-g 1770 and 18'
linule up of the ph.itsifciaiibs Of a syve .t-faccd old li
ami a llttl? babe, place?! side by side, was ahmt to
|itict Longfellow by a pliotosriiphe.- of lirnoklyn, i
eih ited tbe following reply :
( iimiiii.i.K, Nov. !!0, ls7t
Mv DkirSir: I am eitremt ly obliged to fen
your kindness In sending me this b. au'itul pho'togn
Of cblhlh.1 ami nid age. I have never seeu the t
nmre strikingly and saeeesafnlly portrayed, it is
It i iiiiiiiK .im! Ihe cud brointht lace lo la?"e. I'll Use
i?|ti nil toiilial thank? for your valuable gut.tad
In \e me. with best ?islies, yours tnily.
HSBSI tV. LOSOFEI.LOVI
?jEun cuy.
The "Taxpayers' Conmiittco of _odf
County," whicii waa appointed at a ?ectlng saltad
Hike aetliil) BgBhiSi UM pun has,- of ,i part of tin- liai
sou estate nil which to erect elty hnildfngS 11 Brhfll
which Its opponent?? d? ii'iuii?'?* as tainted with jol.litr.
has Issued S notice c jutl.tnilig all (Misons Bgalnsl p
chasing, ncgo?atlnft or sdvanelna aioncy upon tin
bonds oi Hudson Uownty, dated Dee. 2?,l?SvS, ami
?boat 978,000 each, which were issacd to pa i foil
land pin? na.-?.I, aud m hieb lui? coiumitleeiusserUi
without authority of law.
NKWAT'IC.
Christmas s*assjsnersQw observad in rTesrsi
til?- m.i.iif itiorii s. siio]?s ami stores ht-iiiK ?loaed. 1
services ut the eliureiinsw.rei.il largely alt? ailed, r.
in tin* sinning lbs vartona placea tri amsattaient w?
well pairoui/.t-tl. Tm* atalgfarag wss better tbaa for si
eiiil .tears, und the agotl on t!ie avenues Hilft lllgli
waa alflMMt a earnlvaL Than waa vary Utlla dmuki
In???, and lew al tesis were initie.
?LONG ISLAND.
Jamaica.?Tin* otlic? rs havo as y?*t found i
trac?- uf tin- whereabouts ot Jame? Anderson, uil.u?f?ii!li
tl?.? B?gra tiiiet win, ?Neaped from the custody "f Tm
kt ? sm atom, at ihe low n Ball? oa Friday night la
Just siter in bad been eomnttt?ad bj Justice ithaw
await ths action of theOraad Jury foraasashtas doe
,ilie lioyt's ahow-window and Hrallas ? Bomber
v aieht ?. A a? t-'i'i. tappsaed to be tbe fugttlvi, waa t
next tiny arrested IB We? ton, and h.l.l f..i ideotlflestb
but pruvi <i io be tbe wrong man, aud tuero is now lui
i, -,- "( finding tbe criminal.
STA IKS' ISI.ANI?.
Ni.'.v-Hui?llTtiN.?The obsSTTSMS of ('lui
m.--?t.i, was ?'?' irtj and gmieral, awn extensivepr<
a f as bavtag beaa mads bar tt tbaa la any previo
,. a i,., i- nei aarrteea al St. John'? Episroii
? iiuieii, Tumpklaai ill?-, al 11 o'clock t?. m.? ai ?t. Pas
M.'nu?.i.d t.ii?.h. TuapklasvlUe, with .? eholrol .
wlut .'I'iiIm il eh?.i :?tei?t. Wbo MBB a choro! m.?s?;
Cln?t Church, Weal Ungbtoa, wiib a nnn-ti-'niiini e
hlbiiitui la tbe?v?ntBgJ :i1 ?w- Bnsawair? Presbytern
Chiurb,0tap?Wtou? st tiu-Cil.. i.i i'i ibrter?nChore
u. -: I.ii.-iiii.il ; al l"in.ity. .M. K ( .m..-a, w< ?t brlgbtoi
.t i?.? ( uiinh of Ibe A?.e!i--oii, M ist 3rigbtoa, al
Dr. lliiuy Klag, Pby alela a-ta-?Ch lei of these
li.ru? 1'.? f .'. o -' ipl'lon, fuinlslif.t al.. it |iitii?!(ei
foi II:?- IBS!ItsUua an?! Ka\f Hie liim it' ? ?' ?/land dimm
l?.-isi.il ? I... i. -..ii._' lb? "ilk ant ..i.alile.I ?? :>ii ?ililat.
delicacies. Curra were appropriai ? induct?
by the chaplain In Ibe ?venta*. Thamaa McC??rnitrl
Mapertntenoeai of tin* ? finit t Poorbowse, who has 11
m. n. m.i?m. n. an i ehlldrea and? r ins eaacgi. -
wlih bk'""il l'uni? l. Mt*. Imhils. M.itn u ef llie t ml,|
ti Warnt (fin i-, gave ber Uttte army of ebl
??tin, aambcri?g betw?eea 300 and 100,sruaattnrkc
- ?. it?.- to a number of i
... i . i ? i i for lb? 'io Isim .- dina? i ?? 1 'I.
Mipel.li!, .lilt lit- lg the 1'i.tl .?I the \.,l loll- to W llslll|
...re rerj ooustdttiaie t.< 'to* uiiioiiun.it.? iu tbe
t barge, mm Bum ; pun fsmlllai r? t ? lv?d toppltaa of em
tram tin n.
Toaran? wm t irgBqaaalitlraaf ?trltt-lc? eaaaal
th.- up|x r itu'l n.? ? i im? ? ;? i -I. itl.it. ?hi. n ni.i'l ? ni?,
?gatll It both tttll i : ! ? fui (lie II ll )-!? ?,tt
ii.iiiiiin* to ami from iiu elty. in? revenm Mm??;
(.ra'.ii mi?!.?I off itiiiu'Wiii vi,i on Bstordsy sftet
i.n, ..ft. t a ? i ui ? dpwa the n ist In search of strands
t.r iiisiiii.d \i-eis. Yeaterdaj tauralag lbs shblld
hi nn !. bei a Itb heavy u?, and aba dragged tmraacbon
ram lag m ouatacl ?.th a pilot-boat, nmi i.oth we
timeii near tin- ibsra at Um ha?b ?if Btapistoa. Tb
l\Ml v,,n- t.tltell III tow III tilt lue, !{???. ll', ('apt. Alt
;:.. n 11., ?and iskaa I? tas Ann inn. doeas.
GERMAS ASD BUSSIAN TARITES.
_ ?
Prnm The /...n?f"'1 Trlejmph, V.ip SO
Of lai? tin* new Uenano Empira has ihowi
a disposition t<> su a loas waj m battalleti of u? i in
Belgbbof Kiifs.a ??? to tm jam.". ?,( pi..;.-. H\e ?>i- pr.
liliuior-.' tiiitr?. Kasal a be eatlrely sell
ib ipendent ?? re -anl? ma ni ail., les uf in uiniacluri', ?ml
a? I in ihMitf anil Ihe t Inapei leslilca Bb? bs? plenty o
n.ttiM- pun, ai,tl ii? me anawanta la mak?saf ?Oreaban
Bad Par? a leeond MiaSnrdahirc; aba can grt cotton ti
u? i?, ?lau??', nmi sh?- li? r? ? ti convert lloseow into i
Slavonic Hancbeater. Tbc result of tins ws shah set
liya.nl In. Meanwhile It BMJ ?'? n itei! tli.it ?! i OU BJ
i-. ui.. .-?; nixed Bp with tin- commercial polk) whirl
??in 'inn ?i. 'in es bave, ?.? t ?lulu..,' to SI Petcrabarg statm
nan. (ni .ti lip?n Basel? Wiih a rtow lo wrreasi
tbe it eck of gold In the cotiiitry, tl.e Bussisn Uovern
in. nl has tl. iitlt it I" mnl,?' ill Ihe i ii-liiiiis dun s pa) abb
I ti.iu the It of J.imi.ir.i next As Hit? will III
voive at) additional lax on ihe Iniportei awn that:
??<iiii\;?l?'iit to the sasnmctl i .?m to the traasn .?, lbs (ht
m.h?, w h" ni c tin laivt ?I ?lath i ? With 'lint ?-in ?.i r.- ? ??in
plain that biislnea* will be ?adit hampered and reduce.!
m m..m. ?, v. i.m- their peil: ? i ?n n?-l?-t??'? .t. Satter?
mu? ludustry was lua bad waj before, Ibis arrange
m. nt. wh'.i-a niakes matters wurae,comes st a most an
lonunste iiu.e. Partir lo ronuteracl it,aad partly t?
protecl the Illime ami Weslpha tan Iron lnlt rests, which
bave for the laat year ?or two proteased lo ?roan under
lin- eiti'ip tltlouot i'reiicii.li.liliin.iiiiii English uroduc?ts.
a bill baa been laid hj Pi??SIB before the lViler.il ('ounell
tm Un ' ??ii'lidiiiienl ol diltcr.'iitlal duties upon eertalB
fort i-'ii in?n h milite.
in,. ? ne articles on wntek other Governments arant
eximrt premiums, and which aie at pressai duty free hi
?ieiiiiiiiiy, m ?nil* subject in iiupi'st- lower than tbe pra
niluma n?' t"" further proposes to place on hard w?_w,
??in, ii ini'i. i???? iiatlng artangemeuts woold i?? free of
dm i alter Jaa. 1 next, a ehurge i^inlvalent to tbe Preaeh
export premium to? auch souda* and thta would beap
?alli-abk? I.rillHiullse llupnltcil ft oil! KBglSlul ami
i;. ,, mm. a ? W( ?I BSj Pram a aiid Austria. I?us la, oddly
11111U..-I1, l? not iu? litioiii'l. i*o llial wt are h II iu diiulit
? m-, lui Tula would ?inter from tin res .ninui like
? ,,| ?m.i l.leiii. Anyhow, tho proposal leama hind
lish inalillfai turt I?, and s?.ui. wh..I IlloglOBl BS to
tin ii.-t-on ??.im h it pniti ?s,,p-, r,->. wiij ihonld we
have to iiro ?111 rifil.llolial lint) b?-eall?e l'l.tliee
.????., >i - tue premium system to stimulate lui
, norial If? do nothing ol lbs kind. li
Ucrniaun buj mir hardware it i? beesusc tbej i*el it
cheat m ti"-ii tii'ii BWB im.mit.iei. i'i-.-. can supply
tin m i t.'tie i? mi oilier stimulus, i in- real fact necina lo
in-1hui, u !? m?; d? te)ni:ic i out cf del roue? to tba u a
iiii.it -t? .n Uerniaay. *?* nn'i hi.en clauwrtma of
late, to i'i.i'it ii'iiu ??".l....ml protection, tbe existenc?
of i x,-?i t premiums in i ruin ? t?as leen icixe t upoa aa a
roiivi'iiieni pnti-?I. Iiu lull being B C*?V( ruinent mear
me wlii do?btlaa* peas i snd ll mus? be taken as a Basai
llliweieoiiie <_gU Of the Hin??. "1't'aile liii?':iii-lies trotf
while, am! i..d"?ti? era...? fol ......?? mai kit ,. tbe tl
tponan coiiic? la ihe shape of udditlouaiT<*-Mtt-icttous and
,',.-,s. m be boms by mduatry Fbla Is a?H Urn waj lo
prwuiote in?- peaei ml pn k- i ? s? lbs I out.in st.
NI-.\V-M)1!K -s|\il K? BUILD A l;\II.K((AI).
To ihe editor of lie iriitmie.
Sm: I would sagged ewBi the Btata ol Ne?\
Yoil?, win? h is m.?, v.rtu.ill.i nut ol ?lehi, should at once
ink.- m? asarse t? mbbbm ha prest?s? ?'" ""? swal irau.it
unit.' lt.?tu tl.? I 'illt, Kuril V ?t,?, si.aml ?-mill) to tlu.s
i ?iinliieri nil imit- ?> iailn?iid lit.In thi-t ill toOtfeBSB
tau li. O'll.l anil e. |l ||.. ,ietl (,. ouble 11 ?icni'lor *i?lt)(J.?H)0 a
lull?-. HBO?) io ll 't in'? r?j\s t ?I nil the taltB and Cleiltt ut
II. m I. i.e. ?! in?' null??! pin? . ?tt .". pel e.'Ul. I'll?- lines
n?.? nt.ua i" Chicago coat, as pel ipital and bonos,
- ai,t..hi. um. im ine laitb und cn-illl m tbi* fetale it
ran be lion? i". .|.in..Hiii,iMi ,. i.luinl..d an I Inns .lam
ipleti i toa-I- uow havo lo earn f i l.-.ni.imio
m pa. In.ii i '"i s net iioiiti?. nul ?i rsilrosd unlit
n, tm .?m. ?t .?? r-Yorh toCuicago wouldbimIper a?
nun. nul) s "?.(?"(i.in).i. nn.km,- a Ul*/lu| lu us ,,f
*!i.-.'.ti,iH.() n mu. What i? tm tin-r. It would employ
l'i.ooi) tuen m tare yean, aim woold also give great
pi, sill* to Hi?' (-ll v. X,
.Stir lorl:, I>ee. 2'2, ls?H.
IIMI?I I'll"' BBS ?oi: Di.K'l'KMN?; WKI.I.-i.
To the P. il i I n T o r I h e l r i b u n e .
Sut: I notic?' in your paptC of to-ilay .tu ar?
ticle ucsiled ' Netisi.it.? ftu Lkt-per Wells." A pioocss
bus loni; been in BBS m Rarapfl by whieh wells may lie
made to >lcld a sufll? lent ?uopli. ihi. i? ilon, By li?ii-in<
down from Ibe eciiter of the well? a ,i i inaijeiit pipi of
galvini? d iisjti lieliiif luserted. Tiie pi|>c, howfvir. uiay
be ut e,,.?i or ??tuiiiiM iron. WroiiKht it un Is used where
only a few f??ot ot pljM* are reipiirisl Cust Iron Is for
dtfsp work, wbere much driiltiK will be nettessary. Tbe
pipe n.a\ be made of any b-nirth by iniikluj' Joints to
??ll*? toiretbcr. For ordinary welts a pipe of lroui two
to three .n- lu s iliumeter Will ? e HUfflelciit Alt ihe ?. ?lui
?Ite tools mnl pipe mu y he bad In almost any biruc city.
In most caaes a pipe of a lew luches lu leii^ib will b?
ttlfflritMit to reach the water. To this a pmnp may be at
tnelied, end tbe water thus be raised at a much lees cost
than that of digging a Dew well, or possibly by tbe pine
belnit lengthtjned and raised above the surface of the
ground a continuous flow of water may be had .without
the use of a pinny. -
A'orwatk, Conn., lire. 23, 1870.
OENEKOSITY THAT SHOULD BE JTJCT.
To the Editor of The Tribun?.
Sib : Would it not be well" to suggest to the
good people so earnestly working to procure means for
the 700 persons left dependent on the publie since the
Brooklyn Are, that few. If any, ohsriUble societies at?
tempting and hoping as they do to feed the thonssnds of
homeless poor In our midst for the ?-Aiming few months,
could, in their most sanguine hearts, expect their gen?
erous contributors to allow for csoh Individual tbe ?ram
of ?, UK), tin? miiouiit already subscribed and promised
for i Im sufferer? from the above calamity f Let them
ktsei? ?11 tlist they have teef ivfd, but forget not >hat
th?-re are many its needy, whose claims an? not so per
?latently prt-H-t-tl. _ .use k IB-a.
Aewbttrgh, Dec. 21, 1876.
DF?SCr.XT UPON A DISOHDEBLY SALOON.
Capt. Murray and Detective Carr of the
Fourth Police Precinct, with a force of policemen, made
? desce?? upon the liquor store of " Jack " Roberts, at
l?o. 99 .Linn ? ?t., lust evening about 10 o'clock. Tbe
proprietor was ?way and th?>. woman who was tn charge,
who Is supposed to lie Roberts** ttife, with live other
v inn.-n and six men, were s r re? ted and taken to the
station-house. The place hat long had the reputation of
being a haunt of thieves and aliuuiloiied women ot the
lowest class. _____________________
A_Dounct?menu.j
Lcndboho'6 Cali forma Watkb forth? toilet
and liai.i. A d?lif titful substitut? for Cslog.s or Bay Bam.
If tite Palate of a Jfvekile
revolt? at a metli'lne, lt In very difficult for lt to swal.ow.
This Is not the c???s with Milk of m aomuu.
ALI? KINDS TABLE CUTLERY made by
J\ MEBIDEM CCTLEKY do., ?9 Cltsmbsrs st. N. Y._
STIMCTCKK, lmpot?ucc, and Dif-wwes of the
?Jei.?rstlvf ?lr./-.i? rtull'-Jilly nul ?pst-tUly cured. H KNKY
A. HAN 1 KLS. it. I).. 144 Le-til SU lime, liffi... hours H Ut .1.
Tiffany & Co.
UNION SQUARE.
will remain open evenings this
wcek.
KhAB
HIGHEST CENTENNIAL AWARD.
Diploma of Honor aud Medal of Merit.
By tin- ?y?t?-in of ?w*n1? ??lopttvl. Plano? of ?Il grades re
este t? stem Is of limlssly tin? ?ame character, hut t!m trne
t??i of nu-ru ii|>i?'StK ?inly In tli.- it'iwirt? of ttut .iiiitjrr? aeeeat
j.-iTiyit??.- tin ui.?!al?. T?eJa__?SS founil lu the Knabe Hi-noi
'11.?- HfMt i:\pont-nl? of lit? Art of
8*in n<?1la It inf..
?rid l.v th'-lr vcn'l.t It??.?- r..in-.-.t-?l tn tlit?m
Tilt: iitiini.? I'wftiuoy
?'<?MHI.NI.Mt
All the Requisitas of a Perfect Instrument
in tho Highest Denr?e :
It I AW. II. Hit 11 .->. .??.????. A.?? I? MAtil.XI ? J ? .-.1.1 I 1 I??
1?iM? BASE AMi I I.AMHTI Y UK 'Hit i II i I
I VKNK-i ??I .'.' I ION, BO Li ill I V AMj 0BJUINA-.1 1 V
OF i 'i.-.'-I III ? II'. V. i:\? i.i I.i. NIK nY WUKK.MA.N
SUM' ?>.\ Al.l. rOCB SI \ l.K-,
Cont'frl tJrinul?. 1'nrlor Or-niid?,
NlflITa mu? I'priu'it l*ii?n?,K.
?Vint Knabe A, Co., Bakiiiiore ? \? h-Vi.i k
>??. Il- l'illlftix-., ""t ??M-York.
PIANO-FORTES
i:t:t rtvi n i m:
HIGHEST AWARD
Al IHK .
CE N T B N NIAI-,
At Shasta by Ihr tl,<-.iri?? of Ihr Jiulgea, which sre
Till: PI Mi.lMi MAI. HA SI Mil' ALL AWARDS.
? WEBBS."
rrl????w. Kui.ka. OliTrr. Schlerirasrer.
Ton?.I S 6
?:?tii?:itv ?i e 6 6
y.iaiitv ti 0 a e
ioucii:.o e s o
Tola! . M '.'4 tt S3
9.1 orT OK A rOMSIBLE f?6.
*A'Ml?th?> h?best BBfltbet r<';iih<<l l'y suv of it? 40 nanti
f?. tun r. ?lin . iiiniwtf.i ?ras 08I.V 91 ?>ut of a po??ible ?8.
Amt te wi'.Hi.H aii'u.' ars aectn mai tt?e iiightet poesltils
niii?iiiil guiiillit.?
Kl-U'ATlIKTif'. IM HE AND RICH TONE, COM
BINKI? WITH ttttBATaatt PO\V_.K.
WKHKH PIAROS Staat SB Neagatasi lieyouil cotitrovers
S? tilt?
" MTANDAIID for F.\Ci:M.F.>CK Inerery p_rtlrnlar."
Ami rut sal? tin? SEHT PIANOS on BIBlM-fsB l?ut un
iln.HUni.il.il Ht'PI llii.lt !.. II...-.- A u.tri. ?u uiaiiuf-clurtlt
t laimiag tin- iii?i prlseal i.tti.t'.t.i.. Paila, ?mi viri.niA.
l'rl.-i-? l.'t !i?oi?nl.lr. "l'i-riu-i Easy,
WAKEKOllMM
Fif(h-are., corner Sixtrcnlh-sl.? N. Y.
SOMMER
PIANOS
HE? K1VK.I? FIltsT MFI-AI. OF MKIUT AND T>IPI.OMA
Of IIo.Noll AT TEN TKN NIAI. EXH1 HI TIDN.
Address 140 EAST F?l'KTEENTJI ST. N. T.
PII Kl?- IIKAMINAHI K, TKHM'- KASY.
BAROMETERS
I H Kit M ?t.M 1.1 1 us. PBDOMBTEBS, KA I'll ?M Kl BBS,
OPKBA-OLASsi - i;\ i:?.i ashki?. i'amekam, Ac,
AT Vl.lt V LUV,' l'Iill'KS.
JAM t.?- l'i.KMI'. K. li.l lii.atl.vay
BARGAINS IN F?BNIT?RE.
tur ttir ti? x t so ?i?t i ?r atar ?..ir large _u.i eiec-mt ?tek of
l'l UM n SB Bl LOWBB PRICKS tiisii trrrttmtibsfore.
GROSS & Co.,
Eicelisior ?Tiirnilure Wareroonis)
J I t,-.'.'?i \Vt-?t I ?, -nt>.i h i 1-.I.1.1.,
lit i..? sefthaa-SUi ;?\e>
POM BREAKFAST.
CHOCOLAT-MENIER.
POU LUNCHKON.
Awsniiti i Mettais aini ii.i itik-i.??t blptoaaaaat the CaaMn
Dial I tl tiltloni ..i-n. ill 1'i-Ue ??:,..?!? iiniii ti.. Wotid'sBx.
liliiiinii... The liirm ?t t'hoeolate Fst-tonr m itic worlil a N
M Al.r.i.N-l Ml ?,li>.\ I'Xli.KI?- lT.I'IM'.CIKi .i.lMi-.
i-i.i.i b) ?.'.iti.... i?i iii-.-i.i-. ni.i'. I'oDlectlooei- gsrtorlea,
ParisbimI i.tiiitii.n . Hat York Depot, Ne. 7 CHatm |iiui-r.
CHDiCB H F91 OFFICES.
OM.V A KKW LK.T. A.ND '
TO LET AT LOW RATES,
THE TRIB?NE BUILDING.
centra l situation.
UOOL) KI.KVAIDliS, rtSSB-aj rti. after midnight
PKKKK( T LtORT,
BUIKDIMJ AllriULUTELY FIRE PEOOF,
8TEAM HEAT tnWa\
A LAHUE BOOM SUITABLJ. BOB A SAltB OB IN
HURA?O- COMPANY.
Obs c.irner Room, uu lbs Srst Soor. ttesaUfiiUy tt^cosa.
and ?iMKi-Uj* lietin.bla for a lawyer's oOc?
Ai?i?iy at ti.s
TBIBLNB O01NT1N1 BOOM.
CENTENNIAL MEDALS Al DIPl?lAI
AWARDED TO TH?
MERIDEN BRITANNIA Co.,
l~o. ?150 Broadway, IV. YH
?'Oil ''MPEBIOR**
SILVER-PLATED WML
CG.
i m TIB? I" III U 189?.
i
REMOVED FROM *>02-*.:?4 BROADWAY TO
184 Fifth Avenue,
(FORMERLY THE OLD STAND, 48 MAJDKN-LANft)
FOR THK HOLIDAYS.
aollclt inspection of their stock at
SEAL SACQUES,
FUR-LINED GARMENTS,
FUR TRIMMINGS,
ROBES, CAPS,
AND GLOVES,
OF CHOICE STYLES AND QUAJUTIEH,
AND AT LOW PRICES.
184 Fifth Avenne.
! (BI'.OADWAY AND 23D ST.)
STEINWAY'S
DOUBLE VICTORY !
Rtkihwat A ?*?('N8 have been derreM the ?nprtaia raeote,
pense, vlx.: TWO MKDAI.. ')Y HONOR _?1 TWO DIPLO?
MAS OF MF.IIIT, beinir iit.-oi.tt'nialily the hljh?thont.rs h*.
Mawal upon any piano display at t.'ie Centennial Exhibition,
no other piano exhibitor hartii'/ received mort than ems M edit
and one hipUima. To th? Meurs. 8TKINWAT only lus tan M
cordi-d, by the unanimous vrnlict of the J ridge?, "theh-ghem
ataree ni e?cetlene- in all Itu.r ttyUt," A* shown hy the follow?
ing official report ou the ?mi* WAr exhibit ot Uraud, Btuaet,
and Upright Pianot, vit. :
" tor greatest concert capacity in Grand pianos, m elm Hoh?
eit degree of excellence in till their ttylet of pianot, vt*. ; lAvrjmt
volume, ptirity and duration of tone, and extraordinary carry.
ing capacity, iciOX precision and durability of mec/ianum ; elm,
novel disposition of ths ttrinat, aud eoiitlruction and bracing tf
Hit metal jramt."
After this tho report minutely describe? and Indorse? the
six principal aud mo.tt vai iai,e ot ?ht.imvay's patentad larstv
lion?, which :.ave mivlc ? Tiik -?teixwav"
The Standard Pianos of the World.
STElNWAr A 99M\ beiiiif the only piano-maker? who mana.
facture "every portion'' of the Instrument, deluding r? Ike
metal parla, were honored wiib an ??M.tional Medal ana
Diploma of Merit fur " the S'.irpamiliig ext-PUeui*?" ot ihete Ma.
chlnery Hall exhibit, upon the following unanieumi ottdal
report of the same jui!i;e?:
" Thest articles tfoomtmoomt mt'.al thoie 0-.t tiiahttt perfttttm
offlnitliand tcorkinin<hl?t nod the greatestflrmntttand mat
formlty of metal ttrueture, a tteel-like and founding
with a tetunte ttrength txreeiting b.OOO IA'. per tjnartc
at demonstrated by actual terti. The full metal frtmst if
cupila thape, pottett an unet/ualed degree of resistance, ynmU
tinga nutty increatnl lemiunof ttrinot without the i'-fAttl
danger of brink or crack in BaM metal framtt, thereby consider,
ably ineretuing the vibrator g power, and augmenting th* Luting
quaUUet of their instruments."
FIRST ()?)!.!) MKDAI. OF HONOR, PARIS. 1M7.
FIRST I'RI/K MI-.DAL. LONDON EXHIBITION. 1MI
EVERY riANo WAKltANTI.D POB FIVE YEAR?
QP" Illustrated Cataloguns u.alleri Irte on applieatioa.
Steinway & Sons' Warerooms,
8TKINWAY HALL,
No?. 109 and UI BaM Fourteenth ?t., New York.
R?D WAY'S READ Y RELIEF
CD?BB THE WORST PAIN8
In from One to Twenty Minute?.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reuitluz this ??Uertisemeut need any on?
B1 III- U WITH l'AIN.
RADWAY'S HEADY RK1.IKF IU A CURE FOR EVEBY
l'AIN.
It waa Ui? Aral and Is
The Only Pain Remedy
that Instantly ?lop* tin- me-t m. i m latin* paioa. ?lian tm
flamm.itioeit, anil curt s Ouaccetlene, whether of lh? Lan***,
stomach, Bowel?, or other glands or organ?, by on? apa???
lion. _
IV FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTE*,
no matter how rnil.nl nr exi-rneiatlng th? pain tt? RHEU?
MATIC. Bed-ridden, Inrtria. ?'rippled, Nervous, N ??__???,?
pro?tr?ted with OHtM uiar suffer,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFnlU) INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF IHK KIDNI ?. -.
INFLAMMATION <iK THK BLADDEB,
INFLAMMATION OF THE I'.nW'l?.!.*?,
CONOE8TION OF THE LINO*',
BO RE THROAT, DIFI H I I I' ItllKATHINO.
PALPITATION OF TH? HEART,
nYSTERIC8. CROUP, DIPHTHERIA,
CATARRH. INFLUENZA,
HEaDACHK, TOOTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RUECMATI8M,
COLD CHILL?, AOUK CHILLS.
CHILBLAINS AND FROST-BIT*?.
Theapp'lrallonnt th, i(?*n<ly Kt-lirf to the part ?r parta
wtit-n- the pain or difficult? exinl? will afford ease ?ml eoartert
It.iiv i?i Mini- tliopt in half a tu!:ih!i-r of wiiif will i?a
few uiiniH-ntsiure CHAMPS, sp.lsMS, ?OUR bTOMAOH,
IIKAKilllll.'t. ?UK HEADACHE, MAItKllKA, DYB
BNTERY. COLIC, WIND IN THK HOWLL8, and all IN*
1 Kit N'A I. PA INK.
Travelt is ibnaU alw.iv? carry a bottle of Hnniway'?
He? .y H?*!lrf ? iili tin-in. A few tlrop. in water will prevent
?Ickir-?> nr jan.? !.?m. cluing?' ?if wahr. It 14 btUmi t_?
French Ilntinl i oi llitiei ? an a stiinu.iut.
FE VU It .%.\If .Mil i:.
FEvltR AND A?i!'E cure I for fltty i-enta. There te nota
remis!*.! ni?? nt In iu s world tlt.it will cure Fever aad Ar??.
ami all ether Mi\ u lo >- i;. ??us. sennet, Tvphoid, Yalloa. im
elht-r Fevers (tllilc.l hi KAU A AYS PILI/S) ?0 quick _
RADWAY s READY Ri I.IKF. Kilty cenia per home
DR. imm INI L\?I\C PILLS,
Perfectly tantele??. eleL'unUv tnated, fur the core of ?ail 4?
ordermil Ike Storaaeb, urer, l.?>'.\ ??'.?, kidney e. Lia.?.??? r. nerv?MM
tiiitfi.?!-!., lte:,.lat lie, rniiitiipniuin, t'lixUveue??. Inditfeabno. dya
P-i -in, iiiiitMianeaa, Ulkms lerer, hiflaiaiallna of The iMiwei*
pile?, ami ail tleriiiiireinenu? of lite internal vlacera. W<arraaM
Uiort-t't n n'is.t'.ve cure.
PRICK *?.*> (IN 1*8 ITR POX. SOLD RY DRl'OGIST?.
DR. RADWAY'S
THE '.REIT BLOOD PIRIKIER,
Full THK i I 1.1. OP ( III .tiNie IiIHKABE.
SCBOFCLA t)i{ 8VI ?III.IIIC, HlIKKDl'l'ABYOB
( os I \,;iol 8,
aa IT ?FATED IN THE
l.anat or **lom??rlt, Hkl-i oe Hone?, Kl?^h ?r ?*??m?j
( DIIKVI'I'IM? llil. ?OLIDH AM. VIT1ATI.NU ' ??
H I II??. ??
Chronic RhenmAllnm. Hei?.lula, (ilaniln'.ar Rweltln?. na??*
ItiK Drv Coneh, Oi viio.i? Alleen?.na, svi.hilitii- ?'?i?n??l*
llle.-liii" ol the l.miini. Iiv-pciikIh. Waler ?raah nc ^thiremj.
Will te "-?eiiini*?, rumora, i ifn?, sum and Hit? ln*ntm,
Menurtnl Dlaaaara, Ken nie Cvinplalata, (lout, Drorp?y. ?_?'
eta, salt Kheuni. liron? iilti?, funaimijinoii. Knla.-r, ?liaa?*
Urn ConipUliii?, Ah. I'liH I <1 p':it BOTrLE.
DK. KADWAY A ( ?>..~?ll WARKHN-PT., N. Y._
ROGERS' STATUARY
$10 and upward?.
WEIGHING THE BABY,
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