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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
THE DOWNFALL OF M. DUFAUBE.
-I1I-". Illl'irillC F\l?A\?l.l!rl> 11Y Till; UKI
C IMS? MAI.II.N I.'KMI I S?\l ss (IK ff-| BJ|
Ml'AXS ?IMI'Ot lTlC OOVBSI OK M. lU'r'Af
M. ?MOM'S AC?'F.<*SIO\ T") 1'OWKK?(iilKAl
I'llTATItiNS 1 Nl IK IAIN I I).
(i ??.. m a Ki.iii i.AK on_s_aroBBsari <>f the tnm
Pama, Dae. if?.?Tins ha*. been tin- ?rani ?
tlimii??li which this country luis paassd sine?
War, simply bSSBMW it BBS nSSB absolutely iiiiik
tiny, ;in?i ttiut iiDiiiin. in Ike fasts ?>i th? ??o?r
situation Itself presentad any justification ?>? i
l?ii? \ ?? inveM'lf liftt.-r tli.in must psople sapabl
Mating wimt aars besa Um motive? and tkassj
sanee of tin- rat-Si fitrtmmstsni <??? of this last
liamcnlary itraggla, ?ml it 1.? worth Htudyini/ ii
tail by those who tabs an interest in tlie- fort un?
Franco, for it may easily In- renew? d befMS tlu .
1877 Is eoiii'ileti>il. Win n I lie late cabinet ** 111 ?
til>?in its career last Spring, many felt I
its nominal chief, M. Dufatire, would pi
a ?hiii_?Tuu? pilot. Within the last lidien y.
M. lmfiuirc, from the ivally liberal, modern-mill
man lie was in Inn prime, lia?! Ix en irr.it In ally yieh
to tiie narrow clerical influences that Mnxrnnded
in Ins domestic life. Monarchical lie certainly
not. andanti-lloiiapartist he assuredly was. Th
fore, i-4 far as mere polities went he Bright lie
purded as a fair if not a firm liVpublican. Thus
he iva.? ipiahlieil to preside over the list i'< ally
puiilic.iti cabinet. Beainas he hail the inerit
calniiiiK the Marshal's apprehensions ami of cxci
in?, a (?rtain aetion over the Senat?', us was mi
Bast in his election as a member of that lu.th.
deft its in the estimation of the Deputies were
tmctly merits in the eyes of the Senate.
I'p to the moment of the adjoiimiiu nt of
Ix'Wer House at midsummer the hoiieyiiiuou of
new l'arliametit hail enilnrcd more or leu? w
duriniz the holidays signs of conciliation iihotiti.
from all sides, ami everything :ip?? Bled so i
lastly smooth that M. Wsddington in hk progi
tlmm-h the sotitliern towns DOnld puhlicly tak?'
jra-etneiit*. to he fulfilled at the end of three JW
I'n to the eve of t_a.eofen.ng of ?1?- two hoc
there was scarcely u ripple on thesnrfsceo
w.it.rs, ami, with a little tint am! f.trli.'.ii.iii 9
the part 0- the 1.? ft, all might have remained iiu
(?amhclta's speech at Belleville, was the ev
of tlie hour, and proved on his p
the qualities of moderation and temper which ? ti
in England a large portion of the worth of
Bobsti 1'ecl. Meanwhile his follower.? of them
adraaeed **<>i t were ironing restless. There ?
positively no point on which it was indiapenaa
that they should make a stand?not BUM ; hut tl
i?/?'!-?? poaaassed by thai deaaon ?.f diequiel tl
troubles nearly all political parties not nearenoi
to a period ot action to weigh seriously their
SIMitisihtliti.'S. They wanted to "do sotiietliit;
1'nliickily the clerical proidivine? of the pfeaidei
of the Beasts and of M. Dufaure were there
tempt them to saisehlef, and they yielded I Tl
km-iv from the beginning what v ?. i?; the dang
they esposad the Republic to i they knew thai 1
fame would resist, ?mil that a breach with Maral
llacMahoa might ensue, and that no possible gt
coul l be ut-hit nil by what tb?*ywere preparii
lmt t-iey liad Unir mischief planned, and they (
ried it out.
Here was the fini fault. The second lies to
Dufaure- soeount, and ererybody knew lie coi
not avoitl it. The instant the ?list nssion fixed its
?pon the diflerenl items of the Budgeteof Pub
Wombip, M. 1 lufaure beano to itiffen and steel lii
s? if late iraolute rea-ttsace- The quarrel i
aareaomsd with every day that panard, a
both sides Brew vicious. To this state
thiti|*s there can be only one tcrtiiitiatini;
Open rupture. M. DnfauTS was hitter and i
Riiltim. to the Left, and, baring lost !ii? tei
per. eonunitted mistake upon mistake, until t
thoroughly Ultramontane lectarian of the prerio
year, who had hid adieu t<? all restraint, stm
face to fa ee with a majority thai hi
thrown moderation ami M opportunism "
the winds. The eiril Interments questu
wssthen (most sesdleady) added to the slreadj e
asperated state of the dispute, and the ineril
Ul crash came. All fell together?the Ministry at
the majority, and very marly tboG iveruineut an
the Bepohlie itself?for which reaaon 1 repeat th
this ?-.Hinti v haagDoc through no crisis Mine tl
fall of the Linon, lodangerotti as this.
I'll to hurt Monday night there was n illy only litt
hope ot a reasonable solution, for r.u- bliuilni is
rugs was taking the place of every other feelin
The Marshal was beginning to listen to evil SUggC
ti sMoi Illegal resistance so easily transformed in
aggressioa, Gsmbetts fell the position so critic
that tr-abstained from all intervention, being w?
aware that witli a runaway bone the only < bam
is to let him atterly exhaust his wind, and beb
alsHi thoronghly determined neror to waste his on
strengtb hut ho always leadyand able to step
; at the last hour and act as arhin.it >r. I In extren
dangerof the situation has Bared ail. The procipii
yawned in front and a tire biased behind. Tbei
was not an hour to lose. So hoth cumli.itaiits ooi
asded fuel snongh to be enabled to turn round b
tw. en the two perils and refuse to he either burnt
to death or tuk>- the fatal leap. Now. in nil fnii ;>??
it must he stiil thai uf tin- two sdrersaries the lia
?bal behared the best, for more wss asked of hin
and he was the less qnalifled of the two to undo
stand thoroiighly bis duty.
It may he safely suerte 1 that in bo one party Wl
Jules Simon wiahed fur, imt lie in ace? ptod by al
and, htiwevi'i paradoxical it may seem, it fat Bbei
lately true to BBJ lh.it his universally BOknowledge
defect* were what reeomrneaded him most. No mi
?louhts his capacity for treachery, hut srery on
count? apon his aeigbboc being the man betrays?
There is not a ibade of a party in Prsnee that ma
not pin a hope on Bimon, and not s mau from 14.
cast?r to Naqoet who woahl bs astonished ton
Ceive advances from hiin. Now, it is only mereja*
tice to the Marsha] to say that he nooU- from si
soataet with men of tins description, and notfain
can be more marhed or can have been more persisl
eut than'his iivt-r.sion troiii Jnlen Simon. II?- fuel
that on Mich aehaiastsff no one can ever have
hohl, and this fa ulty of dipping away fron
all _ta*;' is hast what is so iinti;>ai'u ti.
to the Marshal'.? ohtusu and BtntightfoTWari
nature. Bui all adrised .Fules Bimon; the tw?
|*naidsun of the C-hambera, both M. Grerysni
tin Dae ti'Audillret, and the Duc ?le Bruglk -s.inl ?i?
was the only man! M. Mullet alone resisted, am
rci'otnmeiideil a reactionary Ministry?hit then M
Baffct is to be dreaded, sad even the Marshal ami
? his BVTonndingi leeoUed from the Botioo of a disso
lut ion. Biinoa had not heen lb hours Minister when
he ?iri.vt tl hLs title to ?Miwer under STJiting circum
stsa-Bst, and the ipeech he mads to the Leghdativt
Chanil'ii .v??ter.lay is so i>e:feet a r,tle< tion of the
man himself that those who ?hull ri ad it some few
years hsSsM will scar, ely behers that party spirit
could have so perverted the public Mase that an
utterance sut li a?s litis < o.ild he d.-eiii.il Mtilfactory.
Yet so it ?h; the Left scoepls Jul? h Sunoo.
affirmation of hi- profonnd Bspublicanism,
and the Ughi sppisad hi? deel-ratione of an*
swearing Coaastwatista. The Liberals are resolved
to believe tltal he will defend freedom Of ?oilseienee,
and the t lineal? are persuaded that hi? "dcrotion
to reliirion" will had him a vast 'leal farther th.ui
be hais any notion of, while the army il delighted at
bis firmness touchinj' " puhli. onlei" ithis being Mg?
snwtrrssl bayoaelsand ch-stsopots in the streets),
and every man and iMiy fa? tion ?a.vs: "Who
knowsT" Herein lies tin- si cret of >iiiion'? litness
for his plans ; no one due* know what he may m .nay
not do. Jt is quite possible that in a BOttj le of
weeks In may he mu h a favoiite with tit* Marshal
as la ha able ta lead him exactly where in- shoooes
he shall K<*- It ?h hy no m? an?, itnpoHsilile that ho
may dissolve the resistan?-? of the Se at?', and
cajole that IiiukI Ati*>euibly into tohralion of
the (iovi-niiiii nt. Mi. re is no ?uyniK what
the pioneut Premier maj- not aihieve, be
cai-ie where there existe no punt t|.le then?
is an unbounded extension girsa to the general pre?
sentiment of " favors to come "?on? of the most no?
tant ud-tuncoi over political human nature. W'hcu
Simon hat ?lotie ti im work (if li?' ?Ines it 1. tlicr?1
lie room f??r Ministers who shall have higher, in
?liialitics; lima is tn? rnoin for tlicin now. Two
MMTBS from this crisis marked wit li the ?Ian
future power, namely : the !>uc <r.\ii<lillr.-t ?mil
\\ ?iiUlinKtoti, for hotli tetatOei the attempts I
to force li-adcrnhip apoa them, llotli felt Hint \
will (?ne day makp their atithonlv limits then
a? tioii now ; luit Mil??? th" l?iie ?l'Amlill'n't's re
plain statements tu the Marshal an?l t?? his own
lili, al Manda, Frame is the richer l?y ??tie ttttt
may very j?r??lial>!y I"' BaDed to u position hii
than that of a Minister. M. ?l'Ainlil?ivt is m>\
th?' line ?if futur?' l'r.sidiiits of the liYpuMi?' ell?
anythinif happen t?> the Marshal. Meanwhile
may cxp?M-t ?jiiieter times than we haveheen use?
latterly. ________________________
LETTERS ?ROM THE PEOPLE.
STATE PRHOlfS NON-PARTISAN.
THK til'l'dl IIMIY *?>\Y Mil SI VIM.-A llil'.'.TY
n\ i I \ nur st nah: AM? 0OT1 BNOB.
To the t. dt I or of l h t Tribune.
Sir: N-obotlyi ???<> far at I know, pr?ta
tliat OST. Hi ltuian'H iioii-pui't'san coinliiis.- <?n vv
parti} riviM-d tlie Hate ? iiintltiitinii ?n.hodad all
vti-il.nii in tlie world r? ?-ixttltiii State I'iimhis J
nol'ody, so fur us I know, ef any vv?tight <?f cliiiracicr
ventured t?> deny that Iliapropoalttoa ?af tins eea*.
sioii to lilt their lulniinistiatioii up out of their pre
low depths ot bin-room politics ?mil make them i
partisan ?as ?iraagM withagreat?taaarsaftriet
The ?minis have Basa ??f another character. The]
tieian.? ?if Imtli parties, knew n ns nienil'crs of the Pr
Blaga, bass dealt ?t tin- poaalMHlr of ipwMrg the ?nil
latrattea of tin- prison?? mui partisan, sad they i
li?'atit?? lieeu ?il?l" to fortify und tapport thatOe
With tin historic tact that neither party win n It li.nl
control of tin? pi ?miii? SM sllllaa to taha the raapc
ttility. That coiiiiiiis6i.ni c.nit-iilfred the idea fens
i? i ill practicable if the olliccr .11 supreme coiiimatid of
pi i-oiis iii.iiid adapt it ??s hi.? setfciag i?ian and girt
tail nial. Willi the aid of the Canal Ring,thePli
Klag prevented the Iycirislat ire, to iv hieli the imiendii
erestiag a Baperhiteadcat in Obe <>f taapeetort
thereiiy isadetiBg a noii-|?urtt-ati adiniiiistration of
suit?? Prioone poasthle, ir??m ?obattttiag the tahjeot
the people, lint Mr. Bett Bid revived it Bgan in
Leatolstars et i^Tj, the L ghdatan- ??i 1-7?; 1 ?mum
aii'l the people have ratified it bjf their votes, lor 1
pal pus. the result of tin? recent el? 1 1 mil is forlimat
tu. ?.??v? iii.ii-clect is willing to adopt the i?l? a and 1
it a fair trial.
Down to the pr?1?? nt tien administtatlons of
pi'.-i'iis liave l.ecii ?nul jrel ni e 1 iil.n ly pal ".i-aii.
Ignorant, ?ralgar, ?mil vicions lu nehmen ol ll.c laspeet
BIB there us the revvani for their jMi'-.tiial, parti
mimics?lieiieliinen who never before were intrus
? it li the I'ov? rnniciit of man OT beast at timnc or ahra
Neither party i? now in puwer eaoagh at Allein.?
,-cIi et a saiper.nl? ml.lit of PrisuBS to launch this 11
ainclitliiieiit of tue ? >?i?-l itilttnil ill tin- old nit or ap.?
higher plane witlmnt the coii-cnt of tin' other. Upon t
siiij,a-. Un y will stand ?.l b.iy By tn?- force an?I .o^ii
rveuti In which Both parta? will hav? 0011 tributes, 1
for w hah licit lui will have Inen vv holly r. sp.ii,.-ii,l?
fortuitous condition of this peal sr.i.j? ?i willextsl
which Un- prisous may he lilted from cuttert to hi
noil-partisan, remunerative levels, 11 the Governor:
Be ai?- siiml ci.ii-ider and Ireul it arith anything I
good prntii ai sagacity audjudgni? at. la? people bi
op? n? <! the wiij-,
l'lu? t? 1 a,.- ?>i the treaty!. mads by and betwi
th.- (...vi rinn el? ( t ?nut tin- l;.piililicni.-, , at..?- -h.ail.l
r.'.lnc .1 to wrlUag ?uni suits, ritt?-?! i?y them all, to 11 a*-11
that 1 lie palillo way know precise!- ?rnet tm> an-,.
tl.it the pniilie until ot tue parties inav lu- as : ?uni
i...un 11?., th? in. And they -laml.i eiubraee audluch
1101 1.nit the naine ol tin- 111,1,1 ?i<_r!c, ,| upon tor .-i||h 1
leudent, hut the condition thai lie -hail man the i?
Hi at? Pi -n- with an Hjual anaibcr ol Republicans .1
l?enlo-lit- at I n ..lit-. I a ho ne respects ble, bom -1. a
i',ii?,iine, .nul exempt from bad liiii'its and vin-, t?. 1
1 n?i tliat both parti?s may hate equal adraatagi tat l
Mart. Ami n in '> 1? wise t,? go farther, perbai?a,s
provi.le ?or the tillln?.' ol the plucee, ?i less! t"i a y.,ii
IWO, Of those who lall upon trial to he BO oil i?llieti-,a
are obliged for that reason to yield th. u places to th
luit? r-, with mea et the saine shade ol pol?tica.
Auburn, -\. 1., Dee. 20, i-7t>. l.i.s.i. i'. IIai.i.
A NOVEL IAX SYS?T.M.
UNI) TDK soll'. HA-I- - I \ II.Y i.VVMIi A SI
(lll.l K( TOa?AM H.I.l ST1:A II? N.
To the Editor of The trthane.
Siu : In what in?1 call? ?I fi? ?? piviiiniicii
taxation tot the support of the Mat?, is ciuim.iiiy l.vi
ii] on tac inhabitant- in propollinn to their as. ertainai
wealth, m? ?list?n? -(?on Being n?dela the ratet Imp?t
na the real and personal property. The Bailare el ti
plan to tocare from each leetdeatBB eqattuhle eontril
? ion toward defrayiBs Uta capeases ?of the goTcrnns
should satisfy men that tlitv are traveliiii; in the v?i"
dir?-? tiuii. The bands prntiie.1 consta lly ?11 thee?
ccaliiient of personal pi?,p. ily, the eva.-i..n of the pt
?lient of cu-l??iiis iluiles, and the futility of the ?itlcui
to ?-??licet poll tax.-, coii-litiilc what arc kn??tin
**arrearages." and i"rui a ji.u t of the ta/voredlng aunt
tax le.vt to he paid ol Ctiurrf by the l.oiie.-t poilioli 01 1
? o.iiiininiit only, in tin.- cuii-ists the Inherent evil
ear pn teal systcui.
In ?arder to portee! any plan of taxation three thin
appear to he aeeeseery : Fli it, abao ate certainty af ??'
U-ction ; second, facility of 1. v 1 -, third, equality of t
ii.-ti .i.iiiii.u uf th. tax. la ?tarder that abaotat? certain
of the eollcctioit ol I lie tax may 1m? attained the 1.
should lie laid on si.iiK 1 h ni).; that lu ils own essence , > i
destraetlble, hteepable of being changad la its form,
uf betag iruiiKpiiiieii iietaiiid tin- reach oi u?- taxli
power. It ?souviens that land is the sole object that e.
fulliil these conilllions. As to . .1 ,lity ol lev.,, il in ap|?
real that upon no i.th.i 1-1 f.'ies of pi.? .ait 1 au a la
?whether q^eetheor ad raloettn, be in?l wltheq?aal eai
and eertalnty as apoa laaa. Toaa tatelligeat board .
aaseeaora, with properly prepared BMpa.the ta-ik ?>i ?n
porttonuieut cmid only be ilmpls. As to eoa illty ui ?li
li ihulioii it may also he ?ittlriii.il thai a lax upon l.m.l to
iiisne- llieoniv certain uiciin- Ob? l' by BT( T) l.??ui!icl ?
a given oominunity ma] lie ..-?.? i i.i cuscl to ?..i
hi? .jnst proportioa <?f its nta.?essar> rtpnnsos TI
m.la?,1 01 collection in the uajority of caaos would, ?
coarse, be Indi cet. Baila luis feat um Iles lUgreatei
iuiv anl?ge, rend? ring It, InUoed, Impossible of evasion.
1 will suppose ?the City if New-York t'i haresdopt.'
the pian o. uefraying i;- tpeases liy a land u x stone, an
a iMuldlUg tO .-laud OU -'lolllld the Mllllllal tax nil Wine
?s -iii,?s?t?. The hull.nu. itanlf H reated to lOciffereti
pci-m.s. eagaaed m \ .us occupation*. Tbeowner?
lue hiilldilii.', ill COniOUtlng ll-e itino.lilt of rental mee.
sar.v to in 1,.? linn a., ?tieqiiate retara for his aatlar I
the laisi .?i grooud, i-d.hee, ami repairs, woald ???Id, ?
t i.iu-.c, ?i.c i.ici' ,1-1.11 m,, lax under the new w -teiu.an
?ippol linn Ihe vv 11 1.- oiiiani; his tenants. The clot hie
who ru. i?<l ?1 pari at til.- biulding woiil.l lell during th
yeat in ',000 nu i ?in.-, rmigina in price from ?i-i i,, -. ,,
mil ? a? h tu-,il ni-' In itt l'l a-i'il puce its share ol ;n
t UL pal i lu tac map? ot r. at i.i tl. ,1'? thier to hi- Ian
lora, and by th?- latter to ihe tax-receirer. Water wii
u??i atore surely tlml ?is level than would a lax Ih i
levied ?tiilis?' .nul ?quaie its.-ii giuoug all Blasset i
soi n (y. i ne piacliciil elf? et ol I'e iin.i- .:,- Would I?
to make ?Very landowner a si.l, e.?llei'li.r Ol taxis, li
land betas tlie s. ?iii it t for In- tlieiit.v.
Cbeadvautaceaami protection aiturded byaa organ
iaed community io its meuberi are purely personal m
?, .-,,;,?!' ,1 , ii,i ? ve w ?i ?s ifiiciili t.. perceive th.
lustice of taxing clUteas sceurdlng to their wealth, l
Ui? piope:,, ol A. ioiji.i-.Is of .-KMl.tMlil Worth "1 llllllli
proved lot , and tliat of I!. ol a Booss and lot won I
s..?i,??"?i, tin- (ait? r, whose lions.- has tn,. protection o
tlie pul?.? allil til?: (IcpJltlin als, ill payl.i, mil.? half tin
.no...mi !.,i Lan, tiuii a. pa.t-, seems certainly to enjoy
I?. . II..?a. , | , Hie 1)1 Ui r piisili.ui. A. l.ollKUTxi.N.
Somih Orange, s.J., l?ec B7, ls7<?.
WHERE IS THF. (.1,'AIN TRADE GOBI01
BATES ll.iM ? HKAliO TO MONTlilAI. AMI I,
ill i I.VI.'/? AN IM.AIKiLD CAMAL HU. ONI.v.
lili.1' luit N i:\V- YOllK.
To the K? i tar af ?he Tribune.
Sut: In view of i he iatpendiog !<?? l?i New
Voik of the grata trade ol tu? wsei.rou perha?ps woaU
serve a ?food cud liy pahUshlllg tho loiluwiuc csliinal. a
They are hand BpOB fails well kuowu u? all who nr?
familial' with the lake anil canal trade lure, and are sup
poeedtabe ?hunt sel co.-t. lew-York haa la the Brit
I,anal a inttei of Itn Bfth Other map??. I- have, ami cm
hare, railroads leadiaa to aad from i in w.ni, inn mmc
sat. Mootreal eat haveaeaaal. ii iroaM seem a ?aaU
Biatter toexpead .?s.ihki.ii.xj ar?fio,tixaj^oooaa the Brk
Canal il Hic ex pendit in?; ?iouhl SSTC t;ds net trail?- to
New-York, and that lasara m r eoBUaaed prosperity, as
Well as tliat ol the whole Mat?-, and ??tl.cr cilles aloliK Iho
Hue uf tlie canal ami the liiuls.in Klvci :
?'cuts.
Kri-urtit on a Inialicl ?if wln-iit fi?uu Chtesfo to Kiiu'-nm
t, neu ine Weiland C-Sual Is enlargetl,aaH sill >_?? in
l".. . 4
Cbsrcesai Kiusauin. 1 ?4
? Bas?t filial t Iiali;. -, fi.ielii, ,U:., ?_
Total l'h i? .it,? to M mili eai. 7?^
Kr.inl.i liii.ii.l .tin-a? Cbicaxoto ilutrain, 1877. 11
?':...I . es |? I ull-tlli-l at lllllt.l,I . 1 lt
Kiin i au i u? utiit u? ??? it ftrfc, say. ?ji-a
Total . lo-la
Ds4aBI on Hi? ?anal lull, Whleh 1- 1 '-.i i-iila moii- u,au Un
Aloutn-i ci.aiK'? . ?
Total. H*
Moiitrciil can Mag ilu? alxive rates down 1 ?^ cen? BJ
enhiri/in/h?r St. l.awieiice canals, and we can ledii'i?
sais .'t ce??s i?> iisiiu (iisiiiii ctnai stnsstrrt. Irnviug
tl.c rates r. -it?? uve o ?i cealis lor Montn-al ami i,'-j .? i.u
for Mew-Torx.
Mow-Tori will lost her grata trade if theBrbj ?.mal is
not so ealarged thai target bosta eaa be nsed, nuis i., n?^
lut/ dos n Ihr cost of trelgSL A hoat of tils? It hi- hill ill li,
eatrytag r_??,ISSJ n?. a, .- o wheat, eau au, ,!,?i Ich?
than half wliul the sinallei m/,.- i !..... i.- u?tar u-,.| li,,.,- to
eBarge, f<" tin- reason ihat it Sonld ?smt nut ii irille more
te navijcal?? ln-r tmouitli tat ?str.Yetfc. All li.al in
wanted in larger locha- the prtsui of Ui.: omueS ?ill do for
a time. W.
Uu?alo, Itec.'iZ, lb7?l
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
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INTI'.KnH.I.r.ClATr. i.iti-.kawy associa
MliVKMKM lolt A BlOa cTHMANKVl OMi
lltiN -lt*-iil tlli.VS ni-- (iill.ltil. l'ItKsIliK
?HI III HH U.F.I IKD.
The fniirtli Convention of tht? btt-tOts.
Ulm BIT A???)el:itlon wn? lulil vei-terdiiy ut the
Avenue llulel. 'l'Ile President. Kniest H. Crus'))
t'iiiversity uf tlie Cit> uf Nov. Yuiti, psUSB-BB-, T
ItiwiltK BbS-BSBU were leprewltted : William?. Nurtli
cru l'iiiversit.v, PllBU-laa, Hamilton, ?.'onuii, ( all
Hie City uf New York, l'iilvei?itv uf the (ily uf
Ymk, St. Jtilin'? futllga. l-flglfS. Lafayette, Bj r
Tbl IlOBBBISl'l report ?liuwetl tliut tlie It t eipt? t.
tli.'.vi-iir _M lieen uliuiit *MJ?OO ami the B-fSSsd
sumewliat les.? in alnuiiiit. Tlie CBBIIBBBB Ot BBS I
UTS ('eiiiiiilUee MSi ? report, ?|. lalllii?' the Work i
?asadattn during Um year and aspatlatas "'e
wliiih ?eeineil iicciisary for tlie e?tali!i?liuieiit <
-ut ietv ill'iin n s. ?'Hier li.isi?. Il lni'l ?eetneil sill?
?n reqaesl the preei acs el the praMeuts uf B-BUfet
legmtOlSkstBllSUhjoel bits consid?r?t inn. I'n?
McCosfe of Princeton OsUegs salti thut
first gUSsfhBs to bo considered was the
liai une. und It ?tented important tin
Iu riiiaiielit BHiallBlllSt ?huillil I?? funned.
?au? to lie lu.piil that wealthy (.?< iitleincn Iklwag
country might eeeae t?> the sate, tanbbbisbiIIiib, wi
a fand, and paraapi atdowlag biktwialaa Bats
this etillltl take |illiee 11 peliuuiiclit boily Iitll?t be ful
v.Uieh ?Intuid n-*urc a |x ilinincilt liiisi?. To thi? ?
?BB well that Bciiiuliinatiuii ?huiiltl now lie ioinie?
BBjdergradaalss t-uii retaining the ektal Mton
nieiiili.rs of faeiiltu? an?l men ?it tlnanciiil 8t.il
BBltiBg with tln-iii. Dr. MeCUBB then preseiiteil a ?
of resitliitiuii? wliteli the pr?sident left to the culisi
turn of the association. The ?eiitleiiun who
?aatSBbled at tlie r? iiiict of the Association were 1
tl.-ut McCosh of rniH.-tun QslrSBBJ, t-BsMSBt Wei
the College of the CMg of Mew-York, chancellor i't
uf the L'uivi'isity of lie City ?>f New-York, Pre?
Cattail of LafayetteCollege, Charit.?n T. Lewi* ami
T. W. UlggBsBBB. Tin r?solution? WOt* a? follow? :
L'esolnd, That ill our opniull the -SIMf of the I
eulit-?*iate Literary Association bas beca m min:
spects surrnsslnl. as m tue iBtereel taken by the n?i
eoHi-p'? 1 t'Iinseli ti il, tlie p'tltT "*tl y ut tlie lluliot?
biglt ellMiaeiel- 1)1 tlie l'Xaiililli'l?, iilul the cr?ditai)!
suit? uf tli<< examinations.
BeSolseS, Tli.it tilt irreal need uf the Dt_aaliatlOfl
mure pi nnaneal element m n? i-veras-rmi, ?u tfeai i
siiaii in- a lepn -eiii.i.i.ui m u? BiBBaawnteat, iu--t ol
nuit, rurnililules ul eat h eullt ?t ; se?.I, ot the fui
nt each college; third, ol a i><>dy eoufarishig those
acted .1? looses m bSVC lu en pri/elii'Mi ol the neoets
Ktsotrut, That il the BSSOCl tiOB ?iiuultl t uiielll ?lit
opililiill?. It Is illllliil t?. SpjMlinl n eollllillttee tu eu
V, ilti S eiilillillttee lu Se B|?|rOIUl?*d l)V tills Iilrctlli?",
a \ ni? tt reput Ubi al na ..nj ?ut sed ss-oUas al Ua ?
elation a plan uf aciioii.
Beoottta, ih.it m the opi-bio el Ibeas prawn! it It
Visalile Huit the ltltllll.es (Il l lie etiile.e? repu -?.-nie
the iiileicull. -iule roll lests -, ?< -iilil tak?- stitln ;? m tut.
lu tin- representation by Un ?tmieiit? lo ?t care a eai
sell . linn, .nu I aleo u ?en i 11 ill in BOtat way under the
erill illllilaUet ul tlie lat'illlli ?.
COL Blggiasoa, after rearllaa the resolution?,
puiti ?t t iii-m by s brief rtstsamatof in* seeds ol i
?Kit ion. At the atti'i iitiiii) ?essiuii the following ottl
wem sleeted ? President, Engase Prayar af Cbraell
Veisity ; Yii'f-I're.suii nt, limy V.-?lite of RatSUtl
legBI M-eretar?, John Kr.u.t/. of the Nurili \V. -n i a I
\i rsiij : in sstrrer, Ui ?us- W. Coliigau "f si. JoBb's
lege. r_e Trastees ant Bzeea-lve Osminittoe ol
,ial Hin I. elected. Il WS? tleeitli tl Ii.ul t tilleiie? w
IBS tO juin Ule BSSOCUttiOn tilts \ ear luil-i ,|, s , ;?
Mi!, ni. ih, as?,..i.i: i.iii wui un et again l-vti. l
v. i. ten l. lue ?a ill s ti 11.tt inn u ill lu lu lit H Uli a e,.|i,liill I,
i-.?.'.' presiilt ni? u p.ii un shore ?e.stiiiiiiuii.?. lue t
?i n u tu in \i as ii in, luit" i by s clause requiring a twu-iiii
rote ol iiu- ei..ie?i ? m iiu"' Bssoetatioo n.r iBe a.iiiiitiu
ui ?my cul ?e in the association. It was voted tu.it ,
< tiiie?, nut pa* nur tu tue i leu uni, un uf before Not
lue .int.nul litte fi *. .o s,, i.u.l ,,|. ,:i..|i,'-I ii.in I lu- u
? i.i 11 - ..i. .i iniuiii un m - \ ..te ni 11.nul? s Brae passed to >
J. J. Astor, la vi I'. Murtuii, J. U. Bennett, .Mr. I.m
.nai I '. ami A. M .min.nut tortbeiT liberal pecuolsrj
?i*.unit ; in me in,!?-,? ?m,i examiners fortheli laut
..ml tu I'l. S. I i'tlliie 1 I ills u I ml n?- s. in iire?i un, ?it
oratorical ? oBteet, Bj s vote of 8 to 3 tile suplicatiui
.il.ni.?un L'ulvt-rslir for aduiisslon to Ihn sssni Islinii >
granted.
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l'KOTF.CTIi'N OF CHILDREN.
SI i i.M> ANMVKI1SAU. i'l IHK BOC1KT. t.lli.AM/
IS Till lit llllllAI.K?11)1111--I S 11Y Till 111
DBS. CBOSBT AND BELLOWS AM) UV MaKPfl
( in.Aii: am? Dim it^.
'J'lic secoiiil anniversary of the Kew-Yc
?-.u i? ty im ttu' in iti.tain of CruaUj to Chiitiit'ii ?
iieiti lasterenlag la Cbkkatiag Ball,at i-'iitti ave. i
KiK'itei mli-st. The antlietii t-, wldefe was lai.e, v
iiiiuit t qaally tftrlded betweea geaUaa-sa and lad,
Upofl the platiutiii wen seated tiie It. v. II. W. li.-ll,.
u. D., the Ber. s. ii. Trag,Jr., l>. D., Joseiife li. Caos
.adres il. Oreen, Henry Brrgb, Aaroa .M. Powell. Ja
i?. Wrigbt, the li v. Dr. -toward Crosay, Frederic
I'eystei, nuil i.iany otil?is. The t xeii-isi's wen opei
ny Meuiielssobn's "Orand Mann" boob the orgaa
.Vfiir.ik r'lekliag. .lohn D. Wright, 1'ieMtlent of I
?uciell, Itiatle SB sddreSS. 1'lie 1 'pul t of the seerct.i
ul th.-sut ui ? was read bi Aarou M. Powell, wbo ?-.?Ii
all ea I.mi tO M lew Ol the I in; .ul a tl. CSBBI w it It whieli I
uni.n par! uf tin m.mi,.i tepori is iii-tl. Dunns t
past year 193 eases bad beta pros-cuted, '_'_':? cbfld)
Bad in .-n iiMtiiii sud plait d m bornee, and the bui
tut t.f loiiiii?-e.iiluK'U a? ?rytuna.st?, n. 111...11 ? ,iii,i tin
riders Bad been eutItelt ?upprr^-sttd Btiusclljr. *?? \e
tittle m ii.ii.n? who h.u'l ui-eii rescued n.i tue ?oeielj wi
i tilt tl ill a.a the sta|C and tut nt-uted to til aUtllUBV
BUHIBg llieui welt. " i'liliee 1^ o," "Itoilleu," .i.ill I
" 1/ on " clilldiiii.
Alter the stnglBM of " II_TJ to our beunUfnl Intnl."
i m- I'uiuii Uli ?? Ci nu, the Her. Dr, LToeby ws?introdu?v
Ile t -munie iule ! i lu- ul u ul -pu il ut tne socwir, loi- tt v.
an ?u ?.nu/..il um m w i. ie li in- ta,a ul me. t lit-. ?I, tin un ai
lu. i.u.tueil und tee! lllat they all t.tie I.,1,..| ,nl: ii
t tilllllll.il ?pint ?I l.lllu.nilt.? . IN in ll 'ie lllst ln.ti,, u| t
s ?in tie tbougbl it .?as a burlesque un lb? excel h
work ol Mr. Bench, However, Be Boon saw the m 11 isl
lot it. tirer* eitlseu, ue said, basi a'personal respon
i.ill I y in piiM'iiiu.L t i n. Il y loi'liildit'ii. Dr. UelklWl m
nu- second speaki r. lie sabl there was soinetbiag lu i
name ui the society whicB um, i.. il erenr heart n w
! 111 I 1111 ' i i < > I > tu Hill'', lll.it ture ?huiiltl Im- elueity
t initirt n. |Wbeu parents, ageethn beeaaie soort
It iM-c.itiie a littnllile la! Ill of liiaiii/tllty. illllllul Wi
BOBgll til Vii'tue in nu n ?Hi 1 ut t tinlid, ti, e lit ( had lu ,
l?ls t iiielt.i mit ul Sight ?nul to al?ale II t ! uni upen \ isiii
lue BS!ll,i|.|e ul ?if? SOCMSt* WBS llae-l ...ilui.il > llllil I
lessuB uiosl useful, sad it NViiiiid tit.uiiiii.?.? nuit.,.,
-Ilili?lii and IllUlillllu-!..?. 11.? llilluriiet- Was ?.daillali
and lar-rescblng. C'iiarity wn? otn-n sbus?*d,but n
siipi'iilu ni? eiirtiiii kein tue totiaiaias ut buasaa ho
.i.ni nain..n synpatby flowing. Juee|ih II.(jhuati sa
.nut the ?,,1'tii had laid bold on tin- heart ol biunaall
sad awakened it to a in?? Interest m the lugertugai
il'iw'iiliiiilueii m iii.iiikiiiil. It Was ?i ifuutl I? iiipcruiii
-uiiiii, ?i good police force, s grand nrpnau asi luui, si
it? in 11 n- nee ?as ii'.ililft s!i il m u,liny due? luut?. l'i
liini ?ui.?ie-? ??u Blade n? in. iyn_.
THE ICE ULOCKADK,
II IBBOB AM) ItlVlllS F1I.IKI? WIIII n.DATIMi 1(1
1 lie iiiiiiiiiption to travel ycstcnluy wa.s n?
aeariy n? graal a? dariag iu?.?<iuy and ITrdneela]
Ihroagh the faa hMrer, Irem the Batlarj to in. lanw
iiu walat was ctivend With SB BUBSBBM lit ?d ul II..aim
i<-e ahout the luiildie of the fur? noon. ThS ferry lni.it
Were not ?ellullsli ol)s| I lleled. lluWl'Ver. The iet'-ll?!
stt-tehedfrom ?huret?, ihore,aadthoagh Itlos-idlik
a ?real -VpOSlag li.i.rieitu BBrlgatlOB, H BBS lifti.lu
well breaas? an. Very few large eaheeel lea were tob
-t ? u. Large Aim ? ?>i lee in t bbm Wedged m the Ml|n. am
threatened a Bessplotu bloekade, bat ae the tripe ot tk
iioai? were ?o Ireejaeat the Urn wa.? prarealed hum foim
in? into a solid mass.
The trip? of tue wail street lurry heats wars sssesa
tinueit ?t H:'MI p. ni. mi Weiliiesihiy, und were not re
stiiu'il inilil b o'i Itti-k yesleid.iy iiiiiiiiiiit;. Tlie Allunli,
?ad iiauiiiiuii Fen-? boa ? ands ..uiy sas trip thraaaj
tii? alght, sad the BasaeraH street imats bbsSS himrli
trifU only unfit g n. BB? yesterday. The l-'arragut ?if tin
l-'lllloll l-'eiry llU?*, ?null alter leavin? tlie Kllllon-rtll|
early ysstSTUsy innruiii?-, gal into an it" pack, and In at
tempUng toeStl rSBM her?. If a lar?a lag uf wuuil lieeu'.ut
kidged betweea tin baehete of the paddle-wheel In thh
bei|?lese condltloB the boat becaatc Isauned lathe lee
.uni the psssragers. espeeiallj tie imiie.?, bitsbbu greatlj
ni.u na d. Signala for sesistaocs brought to her ahj tu?
J- n I ton uf the ?unit- line, -? in, Ii tank lue disabled i?).it it
low toward the Bridge-st. slip. The larire aceuniuls
iiiiii.it nt- jut rented the busts trota grttlng i.. Um
bndgi Lasnlns tae boats nde and side, tae passengen
were 11 mli-i.-r i.,i to the gallon thmugB the windows,
i wu carriages with bot ?es attached were Iraastei red by
bnlldiaga teaiporar* piatfota betweea the boats The
i uiimi men ?learned tot un- New-York iUp whsrs sas
landed the pamengeri about 6 e'vhieS yesterday inuru
kag. Ab examination of the taarbiuery ol the rnrtagnl
waa m.iue mu? ao daaiagi im dieearered to Bave been
?astatued. Nu aeelileBi ut aaj kind -eeartud,
Dii the North Mirer there wan- bum Beide of saary
],.!? ? n , itiuiiy ii,n h m t vient, .nul the Jarse] qh? ;iI1',|
lluhoken ferry Bowie lost maeh tlane la sisesntag aronnd
tiieiti. During susse trigs lhej eias*r-sBeed great dim
cully, hut the delaya were generally assit, .ht lai w.i?
Hie lliost tr.'iilileriouii'iluwii the li.t>, n? m.ni> tag-boat!
fmiiiii t-oii?i,ie!,iiiiu iiuiu-uiiy in enttiag theh w,i>
through. 1 he sle.lllislllp lilft'i e whit It Uli Um pott fur
London yeetetdaj morning waa reported lo bs ashoia al
the appei sad of Bwasb Channel, and had bo| Murad let
huliie (line. BBS WBS Mlllulindeil In h la .T) u,-. |iai K,
nut u w.i? ii,,Mi?ai thai ?h?' WuUhl It.ml oil ul lt!?li tille.
DJ-LTA KAIi'A KI'SII.ON IHNNKI?.
The tliiity-tliinl aiiiiiviiKay iliiuu-r of tho
DeltS K.i|.|..t Ku-lltiit r-1 ut? i nlty look plaee at lleluioul
en's last eM-niiig. The follow nil' thiipieiM wi in repre
?. nieii ; Barrara? Ta-s, CBraaU, coiuuiiiia, Auiiicmt,
Muli.un?, D.iitiiiuiilh, WiHlt-yuii, liuwtlmii, Kul^, r?,
llimlllsa. Km i.t*itr, Tray, i*??i>t?-?-iini?-, i.ifunit^,
Dslret-tti si tlig-ah?, OaBagi ??t the city nt Riw-Tei-u
mitt tin-1 ' ni v ? i -u> of Change. That -ratBralli tiaaa ??/
the iiir_T?'. uf iiu- iiiiiiii run? rollt *-?? ?.Tret ?immiIih?, hav?
ing e.ll l> I..Ill ?I lilt III!? I s tll-ll lielte'l .11,.. ill ?- (?11 lliM'i
ler?. 1 lu- tilti. ,-iH uf tin- Aiiiiuiil A??im latinii of the fin
tcruity In thl? city arc as follows: President, the Hun.
Heiter A. Hawkins, Class of 'id, B.wd?rta, Vice .'rest
dents, A. M. nierlow, Class of T?0, Amtierst : V. M
t'Inssof TiS, llnlversitr ??f Vlrginlii, Biul Koval H.i'i
< la -s of ;,7, liurtinoiit t, Secretary, Chai les Hallo? k, ?
ut '.'?i, Aintierst. Tin ('oinmititc on arrangements
Kisti-il of V. Dsbaey. l'ulv? r-itv of Virulilla; ?.'. A. <
t. Dartmouth; VV. 11. Illa? Uwell and !.. H. Uurel
? uiiegeol the City ol New-York; Bdward A. Tamil, t
l'cnv Hclinoiit, Ilaiviutl; O. A. Isi'lln, ? ??null, an
Bahessh sud 0. v. Brhard, Oataahta. The foil??
toasts wen? proposed niial responded to : "OurFr
intv." t'hnrles Balloek, Amherst; "Our Al
Rrotbera," II. nrv EL ?'air, Coll.if.? of the City of :
York; "Oui Brothers at th?' H?r." A. M, Blgelow,
berati "<>ur Brothen ??f the Preta," Julias1'ham
Cornell; " l>. K. 0, In the Medical ri.?f?ssi..ii," l?r. \
Lotrd. Hamilton; "Departed itrothcrs," in all?
Betweea ihe toasts atatur soetety seami were mum
l'ooiI h'ciiiii: a?i(l iir.itli? i hood were sntivvii liy al
large number <>f the fraternity ssrs presen?, nm
dliincr wits a very social and eii)oyaiile affair 111 I
rcspuct. _
MlNICirAL NEEDfl DffiCUMED.
I'l.KA OF IHK ClItl.l'llKN'S All? MM HIV Pi ANS
ki:i?i'( in?) city BrrawBB?. raoroi ? ?
I.VW-.
A iwintlily BHWitilH of tli?. Nt'W-York
Iiicipal Society was held last cvcliuiK. Hoiinnii It. I
In ilnr ? hair. Mr. laiton stated tliat a prominent coi
atnui hail e.inti ?lulled ?t,'_,<HN? to the funds of the ass
tioii to aid it in Its purposes.
C. L Ill-act; of the Children's Aid .Society present
paper upon the pespssed ('?institutional amendment
hiddiui.' any Htat?? or city to give aid to any school
" wholly under tlie control ami supervision am
eharge of Hi?' public school authorities." Ho aeet
the principle of the c011slitutl.1ll.il ?iliicailtuellt, that
lie moneys should nut be applied to sectarian se h
?nul 'hat there should he piiltllc supervision of all ?eh
dcnviiiK money from puhlie funds. Hut lie recite
sumo leiii-'tU tin? expcrieiieo In KiiK'.aii'l of
?itt. nipt to lirimr the IBfaai schools within
rules of the piiltllc school hoards, and Its fail
bsesaes IBs ragged tehoola?there, at the schools <?f
Cliildren's Aid Society lure, deal with an cxccptlt
class. Tlie present proposed amendment provides (
" neither the money, property, or credit of tlie Htate,
of any county, city, town, villai:-1. or school district, s
tie gires, loaned, or leased, or be otherwise applied *
to or In ai?l of any school or instruction imt wholly un
tas control ami tuner*/letoa and lacharse of the pu
M'iiooi authorities." Mr. Braes protposedts sabstlti
after the w..r.is " tehool or lastra? tnm," the ?unis ??
fr, ealll.e to all. and also lUliJecl to III?' supervision I
regulation of the publie school aatborlttaa."
Kusu (.'. Hawkins presented a lou?.' it-port on the s
Ject ?>f pollina, employment ami political service-,
report -tated that two depnrtmeata were paying rj<? ee
an n? ?in- ami n third department'Jo outs ?m hour m
fur iin-kilicd lahot than privateeonUraetara were paj i
Mr. Hawkuu suiimiti.il a plan to reduce
salaries of the principal JadgSS t?t ?fT?t,(MH? .
th? other ,?ii?I?;?'S to ?fii.iMii? ?r *1,i??m?. 'lius, wit!
r, ?liu-ii ?n in tiu- salaiien and nombersof elerhs mil
tend, int.-, would rediiee the expense of tlie Jad?ela ri
Tl7.i.<;nii. As Die iv|?i: .?.? ni IB76 wer? 91,213,1)
i,.tie tt..iihi he a savias of s-71 i.n'i.i. Drafts ol It
tor ui'- Fire and Police I?, paiiim m? ?ere appended
the report, including a urudailonof saiai.es. The rep
was accepted, hut without reeommemiation. lulls
eoTer ll.es?? in.?tiers ?ne m preparation.
Mr. I .-i i.it"? r.d resolutions, which w?ire adopted,
proving lite language <?t tin- late in. --a.? ol ti..t, Boli
-?n relative to extravagance and etc as)?re ormtmen
it.uis in publie building?, and pro? billig lor a commit
to Investigate the work on ihe ratnl Uiatriel I'oi
< ?nit ii.ai-e ami Tompt?lns s.piai ? ; ?neo, requestingI
Juiiu i.n v ?'?miiiittee i.i promote tuo possaso at s 1
Inat si.,.11 provide tor the election >>? thetaz-payei
?ilics ami t 'lliagi s ol a iiiiiincip.ii hotly which shall ht
the authority ot determining the sumuutol uuum.1
salants, ami th?' expenditures of such tit
and villages. .Mr. l.atoti stated thai th? Ja
Clary C'ou..ml tee had prepared n draft Ol Un
laws. Ose was thai the beads ol dep?rtate
mi..ui.I ?all m 1- ?ni/, lis, su from caen ) at
i.. ii .pur?- ami declare what e?cteney ami bsoest
lninisliatli.il required to bd Un salaries of euipiiij
Another waa to co.iifv the laws uf the diatrict oourls
sato make them cheap ami ?linple means tot jaoti
1 m iii.:ii. tn.- iuo,i ..im, mi to pus-, made It a pel
oil? ...-?? for any officer, knowingly and w.lluilly, to put
eu ?ui aal.tr. "or a higher pi Ice lor r? nl, supplies, or la i
11.. .li I., e in.,! ke, i la? ?. ni to Une 1,1.? ollieial p-'-i. let. tO i
lull e .1 pollilC.ll US?' Stllll III.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A SOUGHING PART
BBCEUCflfl AllLMl'l I?? DBIVB IT' ?N A 1'K.I'Ali 11
nCBBT-BOAT.
As Uso 'I'liii t>--f?*u11?i-.st. ferry-boat iraatat
lag tin- niintei's l'oint slip about lu p. m- ob Bfadoead
a ttf'gttJIHt party ?aine lathlSg toward th?' terry Just
the gatsstsa was ahsat rlsslag tin? gattt Ihe<stel
?va- a doiihle one, and drawn I ?y two hor-es. Beatdra t
driver, the party noillllled of one feBtlsBaSB and tin
ladies. They bttlcagrd m .Vcw-Y.rk and had htcn
Astoria f"r a slc,h'li i id.?. It was reported that the -lei
ami Its ocup.dit-were precipitated inio the water, a
that one of the pail} was IBlsatSg. lf*lt this was dim
>c-*er.lay.
Th?' terrj maater stated to a Timm hb reporter h
evealag that ha was in the ferry*boi at the tune, and t
hoat aadjaal been east <?tr and was a tea feet frets t
bridge whea the alelgh came drivtag tbroaah the gat
Way at a rapid pace. The gateeaaa attempted to stop t
Bones bat tailed. Several pwraoaa. Inrlaillng the Irridi
mail, called to IBS driver to slop. It was about ha
load tide und llio bridge was about level T!
bsrset ttepped on the " brow," <?r wagoa idanh, whl?
tipped over the edge of the bridge, throwing them in
th.- water. Th<s>tlpning ??f the brow previ ntod the sl.-n
from Sliding ahead, the hor.-es WON ?'?It loose, al
i. " i h Ihey weie gol out ot the water in ahoiit 1
mi ii ui?-? they weie then drowaed. The harassa ai
stelch sen brought to Mew-York this morning, ii
ladies and theii ?ill'inl, ml toot the hoat win. It hit m:
atlel the aei-ldelil, and came to Mow-Yum. The ferr
master stated poattlvely thai the party ttistaiaed bo I
juries, ami that aside iront the ?drowning ??f the hors?
aad ihe breaking of the pole ot the sleigh there were i
dan: il'i s of any kind, lie thought the driver wa-,i
i.i I. at ? un..nul his opinion was that he was un.1.
the intiman.- of li.pior.
FATAL EXPL08I0M AT IIOTT RATEN.
?INE l'KltS<?\ KII.I.KI?, IIIIIFf. l.VIt UPI?, AN'I? \ HOI'S
M.Ahi.Y niiMtti ISHKO BY ??ivvr r??wnnn.
The ???-??!?!?' ??f Mutt Haven v\T'i?> stai'tlt'il jet
tci'day al,?i noon lt> a load explosion, which demolish?
a poiiioii ot a private iv-Llchec, caii-ed in-:ant ihathl
(?lie INi'soii, ami severely ilijllicil oliiers. Patriefe I.av
lor, ?t contract ?r, was iIoIiik' some Marling at .'lott-av.
amt ??ne Iluudr.-it-aiil tlftietli-st., and one of his w.ul
atea, Michael Malroy, went lets the house at Msttan
ami Hue lluiiilre.l-an.l-fort.v ninth-si., occupied hy Joli
Kailor, in ordi'i- t?t thaw out some cartridges of ?.iai
iMtwdir. Mnlroy went to the kitchen in the rear of th
luiihtlhK'. ami, laUag his seat hy the stovi
placed aear it six e?artridgee, welghlag two assail
each Kailor, his wife and Infant were In th
room a? the time. Thathavrhtg prueess had not em
tinned long before the six eaitridgitexplodedalmu
taneousiv ivith territi?-for?-,-. The whole rear portloa ?
111 building was d? tnolislie.i, the fragments belagtbrowi
in nl! ilir. etiou- foi- a consid?rante distance. Kailo
was Instantly kill.-d, aad ins wife and child were san
m: -?'ii.urn,-.1 ami Injured by lylag fragamnta of sooil
Muli ? saa ?badly banted abool lus fase aad body, bn
hi tajarles are not dangerous. M?' was ?eut to hlahum
m Oac-huadred-aad-forty-flratat. tiadcr arr?-st, ami tu
colon.'I' was KlVeU uotlc?) of the act hit lit.
CHAMBER (>F (OMMEBCE MEETLNO.
AN lMl.i.NAIKi.NAI. MuMV i .?N..KI.SS I IlliKll?AC
lluV IN I'ltl.UICAI. MAI llllts UlI'KKCATIH?.
Tin- htter ??f S. B. Rugglea ??t Nov. '?x
tS7a, t?? Dr. liiiul'Tiiiaii, iiiiee ?u i?r Mm United Stata
M.ht, advscatlag tho aetrva support ?al lbsfibstabet a
? ..nun.n e m Brgtag upon OoagrsM tin mu Mty af lak
lag part in an inlei national uiohelarv coiifeii-uce for tin
?'?piali^ation t?f the MiBBfl <>f ?tilf'iviil nalmus, w.ii
n ad jottoidaj at the aieetlng at the Catuaher. a teae
lut?<m was adopted raaewlagthe rreoatateodatteai am
ISaSSSl <?f Hi?- ?'hainlur, mail?- in May last, that the liov
I'liiineiil (?in: iiie.i-iiria? lor coiiv euliiir an later
national inoiietaiv coiiterence to tlx the rela
Uve ralas of gold ami silver coins. Joba K
Meyen u sik-ni ,i as a un saber ??i tin- Ooaaetl of tue Nanti
cal Reboot, and J. H. Barnes was appointed toBli tli?
vacancy, a oiiiiiiuincuti,,u from ih? Cheap Tranaporta
tion As-ii, iaiiou ?u relation to terminal rallwaj faeili
ii.-, ami tin- dis. iimiiii:i.f railroads la regard to
freight ratea at this port, was referred to a special com
iiuttte. i-auc ?PbliBps oirere.l a resolution approving
the view- expreeasd m the inenioriai recsatly sigas hv
bunkers ami merebaatt ??r tins city lu regard to tin- man
li.-l in which the eletloiHl vole for I'resnleiil should he
c.iunteii. The rcsoliiiioii was opposed by Billot ?. Cow?
din, oa the aroaad that the Chainborof Commerce bad
aothlag iodo witii ihe qaestma. It made little ?liir? r
i n? e, he said, how the malt a was settled, so longaalt
?a as done legally, ami this l He ?'h imhi ruf Cominera had
no voice iu decldiu?. Tue r?solution ??Mia laid ou tn.?
l.lllle.
RAILWAY FREIGHT BATES.
Th?' lesterai freight up'nts ??I' the trunk
raihoads in t in tills ? ny yest. id.iy lu compute and ?ad?
Just Unir ?tccoiiuU with each otiUttot the past uiouih,
hut the ?(iiclloiii In volved lu the recent cow pa. ( lie
tWSea th.- ?litier? ut trunk lines, Which tin- fkstghl agents
were uualile to tattle at their last im , lln.-, met* not con
.i.l? red. and it i.- lindel stood tliat no fuilhcr action on
thesUoJ.ctwilllictak.il hy tin in st present. ?ud?rs
li.iv?. linn ?iv ?n to tlM lr?Uht aaSBtt to carry out that
portion of the . oii.puct which relut? s to through hills of
ladhag.
A i-oiiiiiiltl??-, coh-istlii?/of the MfigB Irsight ?is-ents
of the different Irutik lines, vthitli was up
isunttd at the. fMffhl ttttabf ?MtlBI ?t Hie
Windsor Hotel daring th?' utter cart oi Ueeember,
.will in?.' in tin?, ?'u t ?teeltly far tin puraoee ol agreetug
upon the oc.-aii rah ? ?m estiiulishetl hy tin- ral?w of the
euii-i'iit w?-ek. Tneae, when added is ?the uetabllahed m
Irtial rales, will It I. i.-ei.,p|M d t? the We.sl on tin? ??gel ,,f
eat h wteU, and will Im in the Ihloilirli rutea t?t fOmlgn
p?irU for the week lollowint/ As ?i.ue.i lu ycHU?r?l.iy'a
Tin m sa, u is prnanaud i?? ?u a rebate of l a per ocm ?u
..i? suipiuonta i.,.nie fresa lia ?wast ta this p.?it and ?ui,
ae?iu. ntly etport.-il, whuii applied for .is ptaoiillhtd In
the letter ot Ml Kult.r to tue President of Ihe IToiiice
Kiohahgr?. The inaiiiieiuf iutIviiik at the ?ueeuu freight
rstas by saaiug veaaeU ttill issumna stisetUed
HOME NEW&
Tli KHM'iMl.ri i; YKMTKHPAY AT HUDN?TI, fit
IIKOADW Al?
ls. 01.15 BeOS. Ig'. IU8S-?!?. Mumisht. 11".
Untbeel Sarros ?in-ila-. SO*!*. i?i--?i. il",
ari-rsa?. It7?', ??in?? nay, 1H7&. -SV.
pko.m!m:ni aJUUTAU.
Fifth Armne Ho'il-lU" Hon. OSOM M. Itol)C?on.
su. 1,1.irv uf ttie Na*r ; ei UoogTtssrssn !.. ru?? carpenter ?>l
Sunlit i an,lu,a ?iim! (ul. Wlllliiiii I-. .**<*?tt "' Kris li-iin ...
Hotel Brumnolek- Majnr lien. Jobs M. M??ilillel.lt.f Well l'oint,
St, ifienata? Aetsl Prots. K, heasski ?n.i Uesrae I.
Iirii?li ut Vuleit.ll.-??-.HeeiAtt HoOOt?TtOLl. M. l'un
Of II muni iull.?i. sod Ireilerlek Uroit'lit'.ii, Heteral BUBV
seer of ibe Ursel Weetera BsUwsy of Canada .Vinttnooo
It i, ' CinKii-??!!!.*!! It ?l'h ?.. Alifmti of BostOB ..Alhnmin*
lit.tel. I'rur.luhn V. Weiruf Vale roll.?.? .It'in-iur llo'el
? I.r. Vf. A. K.ink.Ml-_4ii<i|Mil'4lcy ?tel l?r. Anul?le du ??all?? o?
Uit??is ... .Altor Haut? Jadgs fasses H. stiKsaa of Hait
l.ik.t lly, iintl Stiiireon M. W. Miwt.ll", I'. B. Army.
Ho?mnn iii ?me i,.lu t iiuiiiiii'ii, Uea-rai i-n-i itAgeotot
tii?. lir.ut Western Ballwsj -fCanada ./..?,,.?,, i'.m Hottl
- wiiian? Johnson uf Kmi.iii, s. T..t...Onion Ba?an Hont?
Wst-BM Milu ruf llcrkiiner. g, Y.
NKW-YOUK (TTY.
Pfiasns rSSs-SIS arc ?till te lie MM h. the vicinity
Of I lilt.Il i.| il.l t ?*.
The popular conihination for skatiiif. costumes is
Bavy I,In?; ami ciinliiuil red.
'1 Im MOW baa been cleared away from tho lake at
the I'ark, anil skating hs? bOBB rBSBBBBS
HeepcuUHuf lace or linen to lm worn outside tho
lire?? ?lei vc are faitd aiabl?! and atoOhf,
i ne air of Broadway was thick with tho im
ireosHsBs efsaew^herslsrssa the car tiaras ssSsstswaift?,
ami b-MSBSSB.beU-M were fun-lit alt alunit BBS line.
I NUT locallife this week isriiiindcd with ?aneatiOMi
lilieiliieltilfalitli.iii- un the MSSBI tho tleath of the. ,r?Ht??t
Ainfruau railway inaiiiufer. and two BJSfl days to bo heard
from.
laafsetors belonging to gpseial Agstrt Bradtetfi
?illli? yi'?t?i'l.iy BBtasi at|tiantlty uf human hair, estimated to
he worth ?'i-io, ami SSBBS rlgars, fouud conceal??! on the
?u ,liner YeraCruz, flow Havana.
Pickpockets are active in Third and Fourth-ave.
car?. Tw?> |h|s~BBj who Kur? their naines a? IBSBSS Wil?.n
lad William Dale. Wat* MBght i-?t Bight IB tin: mini ?nu.
line, and two vitlaahle WBtehM were reiov, n?l.
A in.itcli gsssi of polo, two trotting Bastchea, a flat
race with lady ruler?, Roman t ?.mot micp?. inustan- and hur
Sie raelntr, sud difficult feats ot i.nr?eman?hin wll.be smouf
tlie attraction? at (?ilinoie'? Garden on Saturday night.
A ikalotoa Has bagged in th? sigai ?tore at No.
lu i .:".!',.,-,,- s-steessg, it usa i?-tt m i ?.-? . kyaaaa.
known man. and on hein? wnt t?> the M'.rgiiB wa.? rcc?i_ii?z.c'l
by Mr. WhHs a? the prop, rty uf I medica. Htinhii'.
Charlen II. Swan, iiptioitited by ex-Coiitrol'ier
(ire? n a? Ili'iriHter of l.li ? n?c\ In tlio Finance Iicpartmcnr,
UBS removed hy Controller Kelly ve?t?rday. SB the Kruuiid
that Un- ollli't. could he i_.?i!i'ii.?f!l with wilhuut iMilincUl \u
tlie public ?el vice.
Qeorgs Met ?ill, age 11, residing at No. 478'Third
ave., fell fr.uii tliu front nt. pe uf a Street ? ar mi the ThinVav?-.
line at .in eat h hour jrestStd 11 ituu niiii:, BBd hi? i i?hI BSJ OBI
t tiini'lett ly Mrsted _SBB hi? body. There i? no ho|H.' of hi?
recovery,
mi iiiiiny met? were?-aeba^rgadoa tin fust of -be
mtmih In,m many lii in?, f,,r nu utliiT nasos IhSB IBs! tl.? .1
??in|ilov?T? could nul Htltinl to keep titeln, tbal IBOt?M ?
refit??', Ml liai lu the une at lentil si. ami An lulu I), Bight ho
ll.lt .1 Bl_Bl|~.
William Kane, mate of the itnamltnst Harlem, one
uf the Mm 1 iaaaia Ossapeay*! stesssbssas, bas beea arsseatod
?Aifli ami ilal BBd Bane BJT BBSBSBSBUS "li tliat lue ful hi? it:
Bssted ?m cess in larbssj pen mm from _rowai__, oftea -i the
ri.sk o( hi? ttwn lite.
It bas been inggeited by a social eeooomiil tlisl
_M IiikIi i-ulai? worn hyjotuii, ?tiitleii1..1 ol siegest leisure
he uiiii/.t ti tor aiivt.iti-i?? |ni.-|iiMss. rhlswi Id add greatly
to 1 in- ptstarseasasM m of aabttc |BtBstilus, sad aeaM furn.ah
an sadMSSI fiunl of runvt rs.itiu . for ptsySBSM.
The Mercantile Library bMUtoditied itsiysten) in
r< ?-ani te it UrerlBi bseaa? 1 mead el destroylnp tae n-eeJai
n I,u il eu h lut nun r ?;ave when he leeeived B haul, the pal? I
Is nu? haiitte.i m him sa rstBiabnt -Bl rabuBS, '1 his BMdS M
1 m ? the uieiiiiii r .1 reeetfl tur theboafcbi liss bsd, sud sa
?be ? i un i? keeji ,1 raoard?at the Berks he bii read. The
li.'ii.uy ttuitiiiiit ? tu fletiier h?i tk.? at tli- m. ri. t.. 1 - n I Bl ? ?
im-10 eeiiis, 1I111M eiiahiin? iium tous- n.? uteiai.v tfeeeaiBS
witiiuut uakiag a Bsrsoaal t i?.i.
The Conu_-ssinuen of Cbaritui and Corieotioo
?H?? in?! hi I? V"?l.pl.iy 1st S.000 inn.- ol mal, whan .ir ? to be
ih 1.n n? I, .1 half tun ill a time, to lie- teil.'.aui psOT, ii-e 1*1-1
ttt I? ?ere ft ?, the i-Tt'at ?lliallllt Si SBBW III the ntret-t? re'!
tit nui? niit-i. small irsssartioBB saateStsbls. Xu awarti? a, r"
laatle. Mr. I?t llu^tf, Sii| eriiit? iitleiit of theOatdOSCgBSB, ?1?
aagagsd yeetessay hi Birsatlaaslas UMhaadt-desI eaece
?il. M In Ui ?1.? asked. A \l.?.tur ?? BSBI to thS hull.*? uf sat a
sersoa itshfpg aii?iR-atiou, anil if fourni woithy, IhsBsttteu
0. It'll 13 ?4'llt.
1 in- following .ne the noiiiinaijiui? for officrri an.l
en 1 lOth .- t nil.1:11. t. .? uf the I'lliuli I.eiljril, I'lull im' tl I
for ?III. It the el. i llull ?111 l.l?e [].l< e fall. 1 1 : 1 "I I'l I -..!? I '.
Julili Jay; lor \ n a i'l .--.nl.-ii t ?, WUIiSM < -USB I'.iyaiit, WU.
Ii.un K. l)od?e, Noah Davis, Jiimt ? l.iuat, Mll.iaiu iiriuii,
Curueiiu? it. Aixin ?, Pater Cooper. Latbee u. stsi a, Jack, m
s. m inn/., Dertd im-.??, Jesepb BsUgBMa, Tb seders Bocee
reit i fur Miiftary, i.tuii.c Userai ? f?u Titssiiii r. Ueuric
CabetWsrd; sst Kseeattrs rewMltlisi. tIbti tt l879,J<M?tsb
M. ? is?e, OstB? uns H. Van Wsgsaea, Kl. tt lut- Ilaia r, jr.,
l'ifdtiiik li. Man, ami S. 1-raiiklin BtSBltll
BROOKLYN.
Tin-total amount of contributions for the theater
relief fnil.l retan eil Bl Ihe Mal til's ullit ,? 101(1,00. 'Ja.
Nearly all the employ?e o? the uanagera of the
lirnukiyn Theater, who wem throws sat atsssptoyannt by
the tire, half heell re Iiirai?'il at IhS I ?il"li *-,,.,.l.e lln.-it.-r.
the ?ase ot Dr. Ferdinand Keller of No. 25_ West
Wariiii?!., who steiigbl a uhiigi uf i -s.iait and battery
BBBlaet WiUBhb -te? en..,.? e .n i.i.lui- ef the Louitst. una,
?a? ili.iin.sseil liy Jusiii ?i WSlsBjCS naiy.
Another postponement <?t Bbook ?V- Palinei"aben
t ni nu i as saSsrsss t.y the lan- les aras sanoun? ? ?! ya?
on ?uaiiunl ot Ute illiies? uf M...? t'lai.i M..i ris. If lier le-.iilh
iit-niiii.-.. "M?as Muiu.it'' will he pi.iy??i sttBsAeassssj uf
M time mi Jan. Hi.
A dei ree of ?i solute divuifc was granted by
IBdgBsteCas sa Wedaesdsy la the case si Mary Halben
?Kiuiisi Ain, n llalli, ri, utiii,?- tin? ciint?i,ly of the uii'v . ! , ,1
at the seopls la the phdat-g i"i?' iresuMlstertheaetlsa net"
failuiK tu praiTilo ami unfa,ItifuliiesH.
Ilyuiiiii .Meyer, Bge 1<>. irai ait i ited for an alleged
Bsssatt apsa a srsBBBa st Um tbeater Sre, with Ibbnii Is cess?
ent a feltiiiy, ?nut wa.? ?ein tu the l'eiut.-?.11 u , fur fuur iiiuiilli?.
Vestertlay he wa.? HHBargad hy JihIk''- ItSJUSldl on th?
granad thpt the MaausUBSBi wa? faulty.
A eaueus of Dentoeratit; AJderaien was held In the
Iil-tru t Alt.iriiey? t'lllt e un U'etlneilay llgbt, ??lu? n tl i i ...
Bteak up un i n't lu? w. Aiiii-rnn n BBaai oa an.l Dsaersa aere
airain ah?eiit. they bBVtag ISfUSSd tu BtlSUd SB] patty ti" ?
Alderman lluiek WBB BSBB-BBtSd fur II.S pS-sidSSM y a! the u.w
hoard hy a ?uto of StsSsgBbMl Alileriii.it, -;.:.,?
LBCTtran and -LEJcrigoe.
The ii'\t leeture in the Coop, r t'nioii Free Conreo
Will he llelilttetl all Sattirdav ??Velllll? 111 t tit unit trill SI *
?.'i i,? i?, hy i'r.ti. K. s. atoras si Balem, Mass., tw "Kvolu
tion, ' hiliii* the i.i -1 ot u series el four lectmee oa ihli sab
tees.
At the nesting of the Catholic Ponndling A-ilitm,
at tin? iiu.tiiitii.il, siMieiirhiii ?t. mnl Tfalrd-av-., festerilay,
th.- uiostlilj n | mi ?bowed that ?.?ii chililreii were : ?
it n n m: the pest iiiuiit? ami 906 lu.iinie?? mothers ; tbenBiutsu
o? i hiliiifii i??', i\.?i m -Sargs ui> to Isa. i, 1877, wa? 1.7SM.
Tiie Board ?? Msnagent of the American Hiiiie
hutiity luid a reiiular inuiitiily meeting ai the Bible House
ytlatecd iv siten.a. Reporta srere nsm i.i oSU srs sad u,:,i
nun. e? ?luiHiiiK tin- ?-?iii.ntiou ut IBs society sud to? work It
lasceonpUsblaa.bat these reports ?ill nut bepabUsbcd until
tin annual tin IBBg next M i .
The "Old tiiianl'' lulil an election for militar?
util, ti? at tin tr rossas, ><>. '.'il KourUi-srr. i.i ?? . r-ulDs ?? an
the fiiiio-uii' resal? stsiar, ? : ?-??i ?r?? \v. m. ; e , ? a; :.i i,s,
Juni", r. ii.ui.eiii sad ft. a. Knil? i ? r,r?' i.,, .iii'ii.uit, j. y.
Muni?. Jiuiiur Flisl lai tilt mu.I. V.U. ' '. al. ^. .uu,l Ltea
leiiant, 11. I.. Kan.*, an,i Jiiniui -ccoad Us iteasat, CO. Pri?e,
Prof. William 1. Marshall ol l'il.-i'iiii?. Mass., ?ill
deli ret his lecture^ "Aa Kvealar _i Wonderland, ' er the i'cl
lowaloae Natlnusl Bark, Illustrated br tiie calcium lisiit, _.?.
tore Hie New-York City Tarn eta'A-suclstloa strlteinwai
Hall st 4 o'clock tin? aftirnt?-a. Sin,,. Its former iloltvi
lltlH tllVllllinj Ol Hie View? haie I.n ielured. Which Itlil?
in ti? ti tu lilil? value a? ill tint r..(i- >ri- ul this bum rstons 11
ameeting of the aneriean Hule IVam of 1H7U
wssheld si i e raoBM <d Ihe NaU-aal it SeAssodaltoa, No.
.il l'ai k ne. Lard iv iiiii-i iiun:i, to decide a? to i tie lime and
pises m i?,i ib in" ses! eosspettnoa lor Ibe Ceuteuulsl
ine >. Itwasresretted by themeoibers present thai Um
tenu-i i which the ma eh was shot a? Humuerdul Bot silo?
the team to alter the nine ol e-espoi lioa to once la eren two
years, luatt sd ui ou?*e s year, a? pro! Ided i.v iiu- roles, li aas
tlei itletl tu held tho luit? h ?unte tiine nui lu?/ tlie inuilli ot Sen.
I,III!.I. "
FATAL Afi'Ilil'IXT ON Till: QRAMO i.il'NK _U_L*
WAV.
I'okti.ani?, Mi-., Jan. 4.?The Montreal e_
press trala oa Um Uraad Trunk Ball wag. ans haro at
BOOn, win. tiirowii from the triwli u?-?r Uilead, M BBSS.???
fi'ultl lure, liy the aagBBS ?inkin? a lieuvj -lioft-liiiuW
The entire trala? SOBSlsUng of un sanjBaa, mmpmmpja, ?J_
press.MaoklBgearf sad une psissaasrear, went over au
eiiiliaiikitiiiil I.i feet hi. II. H. II. Mitchell, tlie ll.eiiiiiii,
Is li?ilBfoi to U?? fatally injared, J.ia. lioyl?>, tl,e eu
Kilieer ; Kraut Ko??, baugagU-BMStS! | It. __ l-.r.atiee.
In.tLelli.ill, alltl Mr. Mill all, ,l?-i III of tlie ( all.utl.iii KX|.les,
I'eui'Kiny, aro ull utuie or I..?? li.irU Tim BBSS hk?'i?
wen- ?everi'ly ?li.ikeu, but nun?? are re|Kirt?d lujun-d.
?esieiiiaea wai BnuattMBsssI tot.awi tratas batajBaas
thither, su that the pasBragers nu.i the woaialed will
_M ?>ii.tliiy IBBSB BIN to-ui-lil.
AID WOm THK .sri'KI'.KISO INIHAN-t.
To Ihe Fd t tor ot The tribune.
Silt: I sit?a-? to nckiiiiwk'ilj-o the rociipt of
th.- i.i,ui-.? .??- aniu.iut? In aid of the Hlilninniuofc liuliau?
who were niiMle ?ulterer? by the ?luiiwci ?k uf the ( Ircas
aian:
riuHMloro lUKMiev? It. f :. JA. it.?.?, v. it . S
t'.- (.' .no?y .-???'. ti ?ti? I \ in.,i knell '.'>
-k. it.-. in n. i.luneii. aa
" W. A. I'.," HtAUilorit.... I -
A i\ urn..!?. lo is,utl. Bl'iO
Acts l ?rAi, Jan. S, 1077. B. U U-JUBIX.
POSTSCRIPT.
3:30 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN SEWS.
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rai TUBim cum
TUB COlTiSK OK IHK I'OWKIiH f?t II.IVKn.
Laaaea, Friday, jau .-,, iftrr.
Tin? Vienna roiT(s|??in(lciitof Th* Daily s'ettg
trejtorts that according to diplomatic, advin? i c.,vi^j|t
Vicuna the F.uro'K-an l'lctilu?it?nt>>Hrie>( have etrt+e] tf
the Parti continu? s obstinate, to slgri .1 prstsel flirowi'n?
all Urn eoniM'qiiences u(?on Turkey. It la ?ttat>?l th?.
Iv?r?l H.T.-l.ury aid OSB. Iimatletf have lM?n tryinjn
liidue? the Sultan to dlsrnitta Midit.it I'asha, ,1* the. Sm
tante ot tun 1'ortc'a resistance, but the .-u.tai. 1. tnmn r?.
do so.
*A I'era dispatch to The fxnltj Teleijrn\.h report? thsl
Admiral II.?hart Pasha and Col. Valentine li.kcr baga
start.?I to tii-itect the <;ulf of 1!(m,tBssM. w'nc,i would
fitrili a Seeoad line of dcfelis?' should me p., laasaast
the Haikans. Tin- Turkish oliii ial JouriidU km- y, rvw?.
like. r ' "
A ?llspatch to The Timet tetegraahed fr??m Vienna be
tare the meeting of the ?Lteaferenee <?u Tborsday, say?
everv thhtg seems to Indicate that the Turks uve ?ak?a
a ?l?-s|.?-ia,e reaetntl ?n. lli?? only chance m
Hen lu a change of Cabinet, above a I. in ths
r< -iKiia'i"U of Mi.lli.it 1'asha. In tar e-,,,.,
of tlie faillir?? of the C.uif. r 1,.?, (_,
Europeaa Powers seem as yet onlv sgr?-e?l to ratal their
Kpresentatlvcs. it is doabtfffi wbetliei they ssahi
break off all latsreoarat with the Forte, alihou^? Kujwi?
wiiiihi certainly do to.
aaaun tkkmi raoywaa for tub roan
The Timet't *i?ecial from Vienuasayt ou T.ic-iay th?
European Fleuii?oteut..iri?'s hell a Ma?A nti it imt-tlo-,
when luoilitleatloi a In tlnir d?'inau?lt were adopted, It
the hope that the Turkish l'leiilpoMutiartc-. would .u^pt
the amended projtosalti at a YniaU tot discussion. Tb?
propositions for an International ami foreign yndarment
wero somewhat nuxii?crl ?tho:?() for ?xiiik tita
houmlarlcH of two separate governor, hip? |a
Huli/aria ami allowing th?; Turk? only te
occupy certain irarns"iis were dripped. The ?piettton
of sanead? 1 in? Little Kworaih '?f is?-, rla It t<? is- tab rr.-i
to arhitratioh. Other minor alt? la.ions Wert IgfMdtB
It MeaM that these iinsliftcatloiis are th?- r?-ult of toe la?
ici v lew betweea Lord Balltbary and Midi 11 Pasha,
The I mil y feme dlapateh treat Berlia ears f? IwathM
the estire diplomatie earpa in <.'.,uou.r...i?i,.??- have Uxu
i 1 ? ??.u 11, to leave the C.ty.
it'or other foreign .Vein tte Fifth I^ige.}
FUNDS FOR TUE KELLOOQ OPPOStYIOK,
N'kw-Oklkans Jan. 4.?The D? inocratic
Legislature ?s u receipt ?>r eeaaBMntiea>tieas tetnO Timm??
A. Adai?l-, PrsaMeal at the ? tthaast* OsamMtaa. trota,
lag the presid? ng afleen at thsHSaseaad8eaata.ttil
their erdeta on William c. uiack, B**taaarar, forauy
amount of money they may icipure to Hg STtSBtaf %%
receipts will bo protiip'lv pa:?l.
HOVOHfl T<? OOMMODOUI v.\Mji.i'.;;ir.i AT THE
IJXIVBBB1TY Will? II Hi; iOUVDE'D,
Nasiivh.lk, T?iiii., Jan. 4.?(in tlie news of
the < oiiiiiiodoie's death, the Chancellor of Vainlt-rimt
Cniver.-ity sent infm 111.it W,n to all the piafBtSMBi **bo
Were at the time in the mi.lst of their Ici-turc?. Tb?
? la.-?es ?Ai-re luiitie?liat?ly ?hVBl ??I, ..tul tb?
bell tailed as the tiudtn.s slowly d(fll??<|
from the hiuldliiir. TIim ft* Hy w?t?' u.nl
together, and Nsotattoai w?sreBasted la haaaraf tha
folli. 'Ill's Uietnoiy. The l.'liiv I -ity (\. I. as. s a?e tu?.
pended tortas r? uiaiii.l ruf the week. Ti.?1 ?ti.ipei is
draped with Masaba?*. Btahap HSIyelis aaabasaaa
?i?i. ted to deliver the taasral diecoarpe la Um i
.-?iiy next ?Sunday, an 1 su.t 1 ?le aitaagc.'ueuia ?re belag
loado toc the liapitaalta s? 1 \,. .?.
Tlii: BOUBFFLOBtDh DfVBBTIOhTtOS VUaVtRaX
Jack.-??nvu.i.k, Fla., Jan. 4.?ilir sjurul
Haust < eiigitissi nal CSataaittee, who have ?sale
Kiitliiir the? ...iduet of the iifciit elect.??a In ti.is Mat?',
tiinsie .1 their lab >rs to-lay, liaviin? ? .t iiim.? ?1 1. to the
tetaras ??f l^on, JeCeraoa. Jaehsoa, Ifaaatee. buval,
clay, and Baker Count.??.?, They leave to morros manan
mir hy iteataec to lavaaaab, an; th net by rail to
IfaahlagteB.
Ulf OVAL OP OUliNAN? ?" H:<?M 1: \ r??N ?OMtt
Nkw-i ?i.i.kvns, Jan. L?It h uii?l?-!-st<??Ml that
the iiiil?arv.iuiliori.ie-have,! (?crate raw ? : :I.'h?0,0?k)
poaadt of otdnaaes ami etttsaaee Mates l?rsai IBM
Bsoge to N? v-Y??rk, iiicludinn 400 hart? I.? of powd r,
gaaa, -hot, shells, A-c.
lilt: FIBR RSCOED.
FOIK IIOr-l..S 1UKNI I? IS lll'.'h.Kf.YV
About (i ofclOCk JBBtl tllaj tnoiuil?.', (???ttlieb
F. fan/, a coiilectiom-r, livtag <?v? 1 sn?'?? .it Ka._M
iiraud-st saastwssedby dtnas su. Itttag hat beO
room. Than wa hnielv lime for '?im, his wife, sad
three children to eseape before the hosae wee in Hun?-.,
li was one ?it a blsehoi four t?lUldlags, bain il???>n?of
wl.it h ?vero use I as:stores ami th?? upper ?tories a? t?no
mem??. The 1.neat?-?were hastili arout . ind - - 1
from Ibeb rooms without being able to ive
Within Uve minutes the our dwelling wi son Are. 'lbs
Hairnet wen c??uflned to these f??ur lion.-? ? ?rhleh w-ro
entirely eousuiiiod. The l??-s waa ?stimat? ,.i ~-'.?xmi.
ihe liuiliiiii.'-.owned hy ?Vm. Irwin, were 01th 90,0001
1 .u .Nt v.-Y'li k <?'iiipaiii? s for ^T.r.ii1-'. ilu ot.tr
loases were as follows : Joan Ualie, faoej jiou - ?'? 1 ? r,
ut N.?. '2'Jtti. j---' 5?H?: ms'.ir.'.l in the Continental Cotnpaay
loi s-l ..I'?'!,. I.. ?Ill I.e. ll.l-l I. ? t,.?.-.-... at N... -._?. lf-,?.,MM?;
Insured for .-I. 00 in tue Ph?nix and (ltiz?*nVe<nui 1 ? ?;
?i. K. Lull, 1'onfe? tioiicr..'. at X.?. ?_?_'?;. j?l 600 : lot ir. ,1 la
the ? er maula Conipauy t..i f600; Prod. Kvna-t, tt?y
?tore, ?,i So. -.-'^. t'vhsjou ttock aad b<uiidlag ; lasa?a
1 -, r.?. ; ,???x>. _
AT OOBVntO. N. Y.?LOMi tl"".'x?o
Ki.m:i:\, N. V., Jan. I.?A fin btokt 00A at
l i.'elo.ai Ihtt nitruuiK in the villa ga of ?'ortnti?.', N T.
. lie '.lam St W*tt fti lirult-r ??tliflol after the distinction
al the Rtie Ballroad Depot, three stores ?in Martatsti
and live stole? oil 1-1111?I. TBC IMS is -lisi.llOl?.
A-IHUlKilUi'I.t*.;
? -
F??r Immediate relief of eaocha a-al colds,
n-, ? .:.- '.|..ain BMdy, 1 OBTBB I BtlSiat
AXfOXO TIIK Atl.MK.NTS
Cured bv Milk ??t Mas ?la an iii.ii??'.sti??u, earn rsBMtlB
1.,, ? i?i rue .m.??:-:'.?, ami gravel.
QTRICTITRE, ImpohBaee, and Dmeaaaj of the
? (?tiirrnutn ? ?rjtt?n- tadlcaU] MM ?? ? tdUj ?'? . -J HKMlY
A. UA.MI l> M. II.. Ill Itiiluut? ti ave. <?T..ei ? I*?.
J \- I' \l:i"\ I- ? 'INT?IHITIM! It'l r?'I'.___
el- IHK 11.1,1 rsl KA II li \\ 1 I.KIY.__,
Ji ? I it ?T BIXTKEN l'Aie _
I'm: < i'.nts "ii.i.i>?Tit \ti:ii \vi:im,\."_
THE Hl.-i' l'A II.Y BKAIMXO,__
TIIK VKI?V BK8T I'IC'I'I kl -, _
Till: I1K-I' ?"NTItllll K?K-. IN? 1.1-DI! ?_
Jilll.N 11UIII ?illAM. IHI'V Vl'.ii I' VI ! ._
IIIIUNS.IN UnvVAIt. .?I??- W. KM'V,__
JINll'S II. BRUWNE, Kl't.vll lA'Ai KTT.
"U VI -IN??HAM." "JI.NNIi: jim:."_.
?M.\x Atu:!.ri:,'- ?r: I'Mkn n-1.1: _.
MONT?Ot'K I. MAHKS. l.l'll'oit._
lT>i:iKNT?. "II.1,1't.TH \'ll II Ul.llvl..."
FICES,
SIIVfiLB OK l\ SHITEii
TG RENT
In the Coal and Iron Exchange, come'
Coitlandt and Church-sU.,
S?ta?.t.'.l 10 iiutlt t.liuil? <?r t.t Utti?' .?r I in'! I .?ristr??!'"1?
RENTALS LAftGELI RKUKK?,
111 accordauco m lili the ?,ui' ?-.
?L?W?riSAKB HUDSON CANAL CO.
0.IVICM IN Hit- HI II.DINU.
trag may mmememmramm ?????
_ OF NEW YOHK,
? r? WINSTON_PWH.R_nr
ISSUES WIRY APPROVED DESCRIPTIONW
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POtlCl?
C?SHASSEia) over * ?c, :30.ooa

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