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lo Victor Emaiiuel. the Itsliau Min?at-ers, the high
Iniictionarics of tho l-Juiriniil, and at the sHine time
tbe foreign enilniHsadors t?) the Pupal court and
DUni??r??ui? officials of the ?lispossesaiMi governinontB
?yf Tuacany ami Naples. Neither of these two
ela***?" of guests expert?*?! the ?ulier, ami the general
ittipor and SSSaaSBSBSaaal In IhS room when they
itere in turn formally annoum-ed is ?lescriltod as
extraordinary. Th?* ftps is h?i??! to bave been so
mnch displeased that he forhade Cardinal 8imeoni
to make the customary return visit to the Kmperor,
god took pains that Dom Pedro should know that
the omission was in accordance with order? from tho
Vatican. ________________
PERSONAL
The American artists llridgnian, Knight,
IliAl?, H.tir.1. anil lilac km au will each probably have a
painting ?t tin- Paris 8.1I1 ?n this year.
The thirtieth anniversary of the Persian
Shall'? accession t?? the throne haa been celebrated with
Sue honor at Teheran.
Prince I.ubinierski, the well-known Russian
?uil!"i .win? married about throe weeks ago m Paris to
Bme- Beyer, a wealthy wiih.w.
Capt. KIk-u Piereo and Batanar Kggera, lioth
ot New-Bedford. Muss., have .foinlly i:ivcnt<fel a breech
loading whaling gun which will throw a lau?*?; 750 fett
lilil? destructive effect.
Leigh Hunt left, an essay among bis papers
which ha? 11? v? r >ct MSB published. It is called " Mcu
?re but Omitir?? of a I.nicer Growth," aud will appear
in IM next number of lemjde liar.
I??! Lyons, who is now British Kmbassador
?t Paris, nave a grand reception on the 1th inst., in eom
plnient t?t ?Vt n. Ignatii-fT. ??lit. BBS lor BBTSCSl year? his
sii'ioiimtic ssttsaaai m OwssisotlBimlii.
M. Ferdinand do Leaseps recently spoke in
Pari? ou Iiie Ihrco great aaSarpSlMB which wcupy the
attention ol the civili/ tl wmld, namely, a railioad across
Ama. an \nn 11< ?an Intel ticeaiilc canal, and au inland
African sea.
Gen. Albert Myer of Washington received on
Thursday a dcpulathiii of proniiiient BtttBSOS from Balti?
more, who visite?! hlni to arrant;?* for regular weather re?
ports for that city. He promised to comply with their
wishes a? far a? lay in his tu.wer.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe lead her lecture en?
titled " Il i'tilitc Society Mita 1" BSSSffB the Salem (Mas?.)
Woman Suffrage Club on Thursday evening. The Rev.
S. C. B?*:iiic, Mr?. Dr. Hlieiin'tn, the Hun. George B.
l.tring, and the Kev. ('. 1-.. llames took part iu the dis?
cussion which followed the lecture.
Mr. Coventry Putm >re has taken up a new
vein. During the past few mouth? he has printed in The
Fall Mall tlacette diver? fchort poem? notable for their
quaint, almost dramatic, expression and their unusual
a:.d rugged form. Tlo-y were noun what puzzling, lor
only his in nial.? wen- attached to llieiu.
Ex-Gov. Hendriiks is paying tlevoted atten?
tion to iniiirs in Butte Cou lily, Cal. He tloesu't want to
go to Sun Pr .incise?? lest Ihe Democracy make deinonstia
tion? in In? honor. Hut great number* of hi? friends
there are urging l.::u to li.-.un upon them, and It is
tlit'ii-lit likely tint he will bo able lo overcome hia dif
fldenee.
The President has received in person from
Senator Ferry a duplicat?- of the tellera' list of the elec?
toral voto and the formal ?leelaration of the result
assigned by him ?it 4:1*2 on the morning of MsroB 2. Mr.
H tie*, ?i-smi tl tti In-jilease?! with tin? gitt, and said he
would preset ve it, not so much tor liuiisell as for his
children.
The French Academy of Sciences recently
emit input, d giving a complimentary baiujuct on the
60th anniversary of the ?BBBOSfsMp Ot M. Chevreul.
who is no*?v in In..'.list year. He published his Drat con?
tribution to rcieniille litcralure in lsuti. Ai>out four
yoarn ago the Academy caused a handsome BfBBBB iikmI.i)
t?- i.i.g tho poiuait of the illustrious chemist to be
Issued to Its meuibi-i-s.
'ihe many-initialed Mrs. Sont h worth, the
writer of profuse tules, is described as a t-uiet, retiring
lit)I?? person, wiiii a ?light, yoiithtul figure, iutcnsely
black hair, and dark eyes tii.it loon ttota behind their
ball closed lids with a peering expression, a.? if searclting
among the living for the ghosts that are said to be bet
boon c??nilt:?u:uiis. Acioss ht r foreheatl BIS d.cpl>
giaven lint s, and she is silent lo a in irked degree, except
at ft. r own house, v. hero sh,; is ucscrlbed as genial and
plu<i--uu t.
Beam receut gossip in various newspapers
about the CUBBSVSa f.tiiub has been, as is otl.-n ttie caso
m ne h matters, somewhat man unite. Don Cameron
bar six living children,not four, as has been stated. Mrs.
Burnable, Gen. Cameron's daughter, B ho w as spoken of
as keeping hi'UM- for hlni, ?lied several years ago. Her
daughter, -Miss lluui-ule, anil a eoiisu:, Miss Cuiiicioii,
Saughtai of Bros Cameron, rtwwsii ?l. keep house for tin?
gre dfatli. i li WM Ucn. Cuiucrai'a wife, not Dun's,
WhS w-s ..li.ss lirila.
Gen. Philip II. Sheridan, Roon after tbe
ringing " Hbeiidun'? Hide " was wrnicii, said to a friend :
?' li ibe WltMS had BSSa the hoix. he never would have
wrltu-n tbe imetry." It WSB a younir, gaunt, and ugly
auimal, w Uli a gait w lu n noln?d.v imt ?iiti-iit.tu coul.i eu
dure. Visitors oltcu tau.i- t?i caiuji with letters t?i the
Oeuer.il, insisting upon '? seeing things," grtatly to his
annoyance, and he w mid for " a mount " sometimes give
them tins hoi>e, and altor t u.jo? ing their agony would
quiet y say : " That animal ?Iocs not st em to agree with
you ; suppose WS ?'hange saddles." Th? lit mi al'fl chief
of staff a iid lh.it there was something m UTA, humor ni
the boise which specially plea-ed ils owner,"lud added,
? But you should nave seen Sheridan riOS bin? one day
wii.it astas the toot hue ?*." Mm.?ot li, the actor and
elocution)??;, s.ud to tsheridm : '? General, when vos
have doue with i 11 m 1 wish yon would five him to me. 1
will w-i.d hi in to my faiui, and I will leave a legacy for
bun in Uiy will : he shall li ve aad die in honors. " You
?hail hive him," replied tho ?ieinial. The agreement
was literally carried out.
POLITICAL SOTES.
The near settlement of the South Carolina
ease will leave Judge Mac key's chin high aud dry for
Want of a Job.
Disappearance without mystery is a Start
Ung uni.nation ujmiu the SBBSSitsBsi order of things;
Br. rai?BISTl Leg ??lu ture seeuis to he oozing away In
tins utmi inn.uier.
Mr. Packard could now render Rignal service
to the Pelican Commission in its endeavors to straighten
oui and smooth down the rather profuse aud tkUmtfok !
Ot'Viirnment ot laouisiana if he would suddenly go into
bus nt?*? as a in> *-t.*i mils disappearer.
There in a probability of a lively fight over
the Hepuhlic.n nominal.ou for Governor of Maine next
Summer. Tue BBtl HSBBtts faction will be led, it is said,
by ex-Congicssiiiau riai?U)d. ex-Secr?ttary Mornll, Con
riessinan -'iyc, aud ex-Oovs. WsSfebOl?, Dingley, aud
irrham.
The people are fr?'ttinir acqaaiated with Pres
Meut Have?. They tind that he is incxjieri of wiles and
Btipiactieed In diplomatic aud Ingenious peilldy, but
that he has more good sense than trickery and is sitnple
SBwiS?, Hingle-minded ?nul unwavering of purpose, aud
?ptu the wuole, they rallier like that kunl of I man.
Hampton say? ho " likes Chamberlain per
?oually," and Chamberlain protests that he " likes
HaiiipUtu personally." How amply would the Presi
deui's pilu-y I? vni'lieated if each pot'-ntate ahoiild tlia
eover the Miuwh.-ri v inarli on the left arm of the othei,
sad tin* twaiu sluuifti rush together in a fraternal hug.
The Elsa. Wade Hampton draws very well
In Washington, and it might BS an object for the hotel*
Iwx-pcis to allure him to Long Brunch ?luring the season.
That r. sort will no longer be the Smuiner capital, and
an octasioii.il st:*ainer on her beam ends will be too
tame, and ira-i-itory for a flibt-cla-s sens.itiou. Mr.
Hampton ungiit answer for a permanent ?function.
The reforms now being prosecuted in the de
partm. nts at Washington tint-uteri to break up some
Vary p:eaaaut family parties. One instance is cited
where ?even members of the same family are employed
In tue Treasury Department, their salaries aggregating
e_,0O0a month. Kecre?aiy hliei.nan intends, it ISBStd,
to allow only one member ol a family to be employed in
kl? il' pal unei't.
A citizen of Richmond more frank than pious
Sam to W ade Hampton as he was passing through that
?Ity: " I'll tell you, ??ovenen, what you must do when
/ou gut to Washington. When yon go), tht-ro don't you
?ay a damn word?not a damn word. Don't you make
?BJSBJBSSfe there." Mr. Haiiipton dniilitless regrets that
some friend did not give him as dhx-reet advice before he
Started on his Journey.
The list of candidates for the nomination for
Governor of Ohio is rapidly diminishing. The declina
Bons number about one a day. Gen. Charles II. Oros
venor, who waa mentioned by The Cincinnati Ent/nirer
?a? candidate for the Republican nomination, writes to
that paper saying that under no conditions and upon no
possible ?vent will he be a candidate for Governor at tbe
approaching Republican Convention.
There in some sober truth in this advice
whleh / / ?? Rotheiter Union and A drei liter gives to the
Governor. It says : " Now let Gov. Robinson at onoe
approve tbe new Public Works act aud send the name of
Seme good representative Democrat of tbe Htate of Bew
Verk to Uie Henate for Superintendent of Publie Works,
sad he will have the advantage of the Republicans of
tbe Laegialatuie??specially of the ?enate?that they now
Save of bim."
The clerks in the Post-Office Department at
Washington aro not inclined to he merry ovar the new I
olvil service policy. The chief burden heretofore ba?
fallet upon Congressmen, but uuder the new system ap?
plies its militen, their p?-t It Ions directly to tli? Depart?
ment A clerk with ?l'_ years' experience says tbat
" since the 4th of March tlie nnnitter of applications Mint
have been tileil exceeds the entire uumlier of post-oflices
in the Un lud Hi.-u. ?*."
Tho Washington correspondent of The Phila?
delphia Prett Is the authority for the following: "A
Cabinet officer. In speaking on the subject to-day, ob?
served : ' Now that the letters are made public, it will be
seen that there has been a ("Teat fuss nbi.ut nothing. The
agreement had no sanction of authority, and there ?vas
jiotliuig in the letters that might not have been published
long ago. I was approached In the same wav, but re?
fused in have any tiling todo with the agreements.' "
When a- StaU' iiovernnient is suffering from
duality, th? party winch collects the taxes and pays its
bills is liable to hold the f... t. The other men will plcdgo
tlnli ?acred honor with profusion, but they will be more
economical of their lives and fort une-?especially the
latter. There whh once a revolution in ('tiatcinala which
cost the Insurgents $7 M and they found only ?j-5 in the
tre-isury. As a consopici.ce there ensued a stable form
of government lor more than six weeks. Revolutions
winch dou'l pay are a;it to In- uiipopillui. and an a.liniti
i?tration whose tax-gatherers fall to gather enough lur
their own salaries i_ in a tal. way to evap?rete
If it ia not too late, perhaps Mr. Hampton
can lie induced to act ujion the following hint from The
Springfield ?republican : " As Oov. Hampton and Sena?
tor li.itl? r don't propose to wa .te tinte or . eVeeSPOOl in
diseaiRsiiig rights with (lov. Chamberlain at Wash! igt on,
perhaps they will have leisaro to explain to some news?
paper reporter how tbe Democrats Managed to cast so
big n vote In Kdg. field and Laure?is -Counties. It se ins
to us Hampton lias shown the best tit'o to the Govern?.r
ship, bnt not so absolutely a perfect title as to entitle
liini anil Ms backer.. M HIN alr_ aboutit. Presiden!
Hh.vch sets an exHiniile for treating these d?lient?onee
liolis of ?li?puteil titles to otliee thut the hnutherii (.-iv
ei hoih on both sides might SI. .litably Oopy."
The variety of Democrat produeed in Ten?
nessee seems to endure any amount of " pressure" with?
out weakening in the Joints. When Mr. Key was nomi?
nated for I'ostniaster-fleneral every Democrat m __S
country w:lto could get to a telegraph ?itllce t.-le.l to wire
and worry him into a refusal to Seeepi the position, and
after he did accept there was a furious effort to bulldoze
hini Into a resignation. And now UX-QOV. Ilrown has
been assailed Iu the same way and ?vith the .ame result.
One gentleman remain, qui. liv m the Cabinet ami the
other quietly takes his place on I lie commission. If SBOSS
ot this steadfast and spirited and high-principled
Tennessee blood ooaM be infused into tee pert; M
Inge, It wuuld he a better party to belong to and a
harder party te beat.
Mr. John Young Brown of Kentucky is re?
ceiving the attention at the Democratic mudslingers.
The t'liea Obtercer speaks of him In this classic style ?
"Mr. John Tseng Brown, S Democratic Kepre. cntntive
from gsnl llllj. appeals to be of an exceedingly confiding
and trustful nature. Be eaters! Congress at the age of
*_5, and lias lieen there, off nnd on, till his head is
sprinkled with the {?ray bans which are supposed to
symbolize wisdom. Hut Ins abounding credulity und his
clnl-lliUe faith In the truthfulness of liars contradict the
snggtntloB of his silvered l?elo?, ?nd had us to hope ths!
the Col-Killer, In his annual round.-, u ill avoid the lid
Dtstrlel of Kentucky, lent peia.lveniiirc Young Brown.
like old l?rown, _houi?l iwal;. n to discovci that his soul
is BMrehlng on."
The Hon. J. K. Lnitrcll, Democratic mem?
ber'of Congress lrom the 11 Id ?alifnrnia |)islii"t, has
evidently littlo faith in the policy of "unceasing war?
fare" against the President. HS S-M to a report- r of
?he San Francisco Chronicle :" The Democrats of the
country, or rather those iu Congress, look with a great
deal of favor upon the policy of the Administration, as
;: u m m m-? d by Mr. Hayes, and which he has already
commenced to (airy out, and so long as ho pursue? ihls
line of policy he will receive the hearty support of the
Dsssoetatls Oongreasmen. Lei Mr. Bsyei renioTS the
bayou-1 rule from the South?it has been tried for eight
years, aud you see with wh.it success?give the couatry
the civil service reform l hieb he promise ., and theee is
uot a Democrat who will nut lend him his hearty sup?
port; If not, we shall have to do the be.?; we can, bnl wo
?nil support a peaceful policy. Before OoBgreei ad?
journed the Democrat!? members ?greed t'> stand aloof;
thy believed Tilden lint been elected, still Mr. Hives
bad'started in on the lim-of poltcyflicy had been ggitt
in_- for, and all agreed to .?laud qtflctly aside and watch
tin- President; if be honestly endeavored to live up to
)i? promises, th'-.v wouldsupp.iit him; it not, they wonld
(io as well as gosMbls uinlcr tbe eircini.stances." Mr.
Lnttrell fut-iln-r stated his belief that -Mr. Ilaudall would
t.e sleeted Speaker?
Mr. Watteraoa pnbliehee in The Louisville
f'ourier-Journal the following reply to the numerous
"letters he bus received from those Seeking otll.-e. Ills
gallant promise to give at least half the post-offices to
the women when in- b? comes President will geabttees
make him a popular candidato with the fSBsals s:iilrai_
ist*, llosavs: "A word with Ikes? who write us re?
questing our influence in obtaining appointments to
ofi.ee from the pr?sent Administration. That tho Presi?
dent loves us we cannot doubt. In that event we
should not strain bis love. Hut, in a bnstoess way, our
relation to the c.i?ting political fabric is hardly close
enough to Justify its in making exorbitant demands
upon it. Wo are second rou. in to no member of the
Cabinet; and when we go toWaOfclngtee we shall not
?at least we do not expect to?occupy a triiudle-bed iu
the I'xecutivi- nursery. People should not write to us
.olicitinp letters. Now. If Mr. Tilden were in the White
House, evt ryl.ody ikottld have an ot'lee. Hut, then, Mr
Tilden, morc's the pity ' is not in the White House, ami
the only chance fur pun? In mnci.it? Is to u it until the
crop of devout Republleans Is exhausted, or else to poe?
ms their ?onls i.i pellones four years long. r. These few
iucongiiivi.il remarks arc directe ? jpartieiilartr to ladies
iu giu-st of comfort able post-offices. We should like to
see every poM-ofti"*?- in toe country presided ev.-r bj a
good woman, li is work for which venen aie fitted,
and sresnen, no more than men, should br cut ont of pub?
lie employment. T le country belongs lo then. ; the tiny
eminent Is shared eqaalljr with tbe male portion of tbe
i,..(.illation, and when we get to he President ?ve shall
look to It that they have ? fair show. As niattcis ?tend,
linweviT. wa- have no show ourselves."
N.asby hits had a narrow ?scape He left
the Corners for a few days on an expedition to replenish
bis wardrobe, and during bis absence some ofliciou ? per?
sons took it upon themselves to call a meeting to In?
dorse the peace policy of the President. On his return
home he found the meeting In session and the " Dcel.in"
feeding some tonriliatory resolutions. Hut before I hoy
were finished, Nasby, unable to restir.ln his emoti.in.s,
Sprang to hi? feet and said : " BOOOS.0, ef them reeoleo
aliens pass, and ef they are MtTied out in the spirit wich
seems to pervade thi? BlieoaSlUllOSkliel asseniblage, wat,
let nie aslt, is agoin to bceum uv me I Kf ther is pote
to bo peses sai harmony, uv wat joata sos 11 Kf ther
aint Mgoui to be no more nlggeis to kill, ef everybody
bat tlier rite?, ef ther aint no jrooseip r %a strugcle agin,
In Ha. corn's bar-room, el ther aint no occaslicn fur elo?
quence and defiance, wat am I to do. I Wai do you
want to tluow me out uv btsnls fort Kf you acknowl?
edge the yoosiitper Hayes, wat neu! Iicv ym uv a ilc
feii'Iei-l Why, yoo leeve me stramiid and helplis, eng 1
mite jist SO well leeve the Corners te wamst I Denkte,
Ha. com, Isaker, kin yoo do this I I tlnelly got these mis?
guided men out uv the house and Into Ilasrom'?, and
ther I appeeled to e n morn at uu advantage. I held up
afore em the horrors uv nigger rool, I Skowd em that ef
thev past them reeolOOSkeBS they wnz K.-piiblikais, and
tbal the old Democrat-? party ens sene fofferer, end
tliat tue dooly uv every Dime-, rat v. ii/. to lilt-on, i.t?-.
ever, till srs bed res oi.-d penes n> our i leedte country
'1 her aint notlnii like decision and prom|.tiiis. Before
I bed got tin o v-. 1111 ein, 1 pol ( in back to ther Old moor
1ns, and they nidn't go back to the ni.etiii al i.ll, und
Isaker wuz so enraged at bete alum t Mpeherd, that
he shyed a brick at one uv the nip-ei.? Wleh WM smydt
home from the church, wleh almost perdooeed n good
old-tune l-iol- The Coiners is now Donnai. The I.im
eereej end ihe Radlkels hate each other es hartilr ei
ever. Kites I? M comitnm SO evel, eng I am back iu my
old place at Base >m's."
9KNKKAL SOI ES.
lloston ha?. two things on its mind: Turner's
"Slave Mill?" and "Civilization at Harvard."
There was a terrible ?leal h from hydrophobia
in Philadelphia on Thursday. Michael Crosscii, u bar?
tender, went down cellar on Christinas Eve and was bit.
lee by a small temer while drawing a K?ass tt ale. On
reaching the barroom ho found his finger bleeding, and
after an hour or two he had the wound cautcrlz. d. it
then healed up, leaving a scar. 8lx days ago he felt a
numbness In that hand, accompanied by a Mag-lag in tho
fingers. The progress of the dlBSOOS wa? very rapid.
Hi was kept under the Influence of powerful anodynes,
and the convulsions were held In check. Two hours be?
fore he died be was seized ?ith u terrible spasm and
bounded out of bed.
George Pcrkiim may be considered a gentle?
man not properly used according to the principles of
Webster's Dictionary. His wife caused him to be sent
the other day to Hlackwell's Island as " a vagrant." In?
dignant at this practical imputation BptSt Ms .faying
qualities, I'ei Wins sued out his habeas corpus, and up.ui
a hearing, it aplicare?! that he had served three terms on
the Island, his last stay there being for six mouths. Not?
withstanding this pi."if of his being anything but a wan?
derer, the Hupreine Court decided that going down to
the Island and occasionally coming up again constituted
vagrancy. Ho Mr. Perkins was remande?! to the same
extremt-ly limited vagrancy, and, legally considered, U
more of " a vagabond " than ever.
The ?rigate l'oiomao in to be ?old to-dny
at I- ague Island. She was built at Washington In D-c.l,
after the model of the Old Ironsides, and carried 44
guns. Bhewasthe flag-ship of the 1'aclflc sguadron in
lo.il, ot the MeJilcrr___tuu st_iU-d_-_>a in 1..7, and of ths
Brazil squadron In 1840. During the Mexican war she
Joined the West India squadron under Capt. M. C. Perry,
and was ordered on an expedition against Tobasen,
which wan captured without any loss, ?he alde<l also In
the capture of the Mexican war schooner Amelia. In
1H61 she was ordered t?> the West Gulf squadron, partici?
pating In the attack on Mobile by Admiral Karragut In
1*1111, and being on blockade ?tut?'. She engaged in the
attack on Purls Pickens anil Mcllt-a at PensacoU harbor,
Bad aft?T their surrender remained in the harbor as a
blockader and guanl-shlp.
Thk Tkibcne haa received several letters
from Brooklyn cm respondent* In relation to the recent
a? linn of tho Clinton Avenue Congregational Church in
declining to take part in tho Installation service at the
-ompklns Avenue Church. Tlmse are condemned to the
waste-basket, for cxpitrlciiee has taught that the publica?
tion of a single letter on any phase of this Congrega?
tional controversy will uncork inastund after Inkstsnd,
snd bring In hundreds of re-plies, ?vlth more or less effer?
vescence of temper. The attitude of two prominent Con?
gregational churches toward Plymouth reminds nno of
tlie Irishman's method of getting rid of mosquitoes. "I
puls the netting all over the bed ami then crawls In.
-lieu I niitk'-s, don't you know, a small hole In the net?
ting, a .il w hen Die bestCS hat?- all t BBSS through, by at.
Patrick ! I lust slips out and llSfSS SB the floor.
Francis Him-kley of Huston pave startling
testimony mi Thin -i|.?\ In relation to the Westltoroiigh
Reform School, before the Joint Comnilltee on Public
Charitable Institutions. He said that, while he was In
tin- clerk's oltlce of the institution one day, he heard
l'Uni?Iiittfiil In ing adinini-teieii la the sii|><-rlntentlent's
oltlc.*, ami c.iinted 4'. blows, at ca?-b one of which the
boy st reaim-il, his cue? growing fainter and fainter. The
boy was Fltcglbbons. Two or three days attcrwatd the
clerk toltl him, in conversation about the case, that that
was only one of three whippings ho got for the same
t?llense, ami atl'I'-d that he fniiiteil iiiidt-r the jemishmt nt.
The clerk told hlni that the superintendent punished
Fit/gibbons until he was tired, and then flogged BBS
iiL'iiiu. Then Chase Hogged him until he was tired, and
flogged him iigain. Tin? name of the third person who
flogged him was not givtn. Watson's face was b'.-ick
?nul Mue, ami the Hkiii broken in several places.
WltnSSS made some remark iii** bun about the
leverlt-f ol his whipping, and Watson replied:
"Yes, they luivo almost killed BM fur notfilng."
Willless then milrated the clrrumalitiu'f* ?if the Wetting
of the boys ??i^s, Turner and ?Quil?n tat making n dis?
turbance In th--lodge under the , i..i|.. i Coin ing out of
the chapel the Mip'-ilniendcnt remarked, "Those boys
hnve hail their liini ; now I will h.ivn mine." Tbe MSB
hy which the boys were drenched h id an Inch nuzzle.
The witness did lint see Tilomas (,.ii limit) until aflat Iu?
was dead. Mr. Bias took tin- i?ov, Baked and wot, hits
the nt'iioolioom ami lugged bun, ami att r prnm?*-ii.g him
further piiiilshineiit by the superintendent, M*nt him to
the lodge. IfeS latl was next found dead. This testimony
shows thai Ihereare .sou.o remarkably well-tievclopeil
brutes iu Massachusetts.
COMMERCIAL SOTES.
Hi-ports from till parts of the West continue
to indicate better times, livelier trade, and a general
feeling of buoyancy among all ranks of business men.
l'rnteetion to Cnnailian i ml list rien WBS hadly
defeati-ii in the <"anadian lacgislature on the recent test
vote; and this proB?Mas ?nul growing market for Aiiierl
c;in inaiiiifi'ctnr.s therefore still remain? open.
The annual volume of Home Consumption of
imported merchandise, prepared by I)-. Young, Chief
of the PieaS of Statist lea, for the year ending .linn* SO,
liT'l, is out. Its statcint ut* of IBS duties ou Impolis,
A-.C, arc valuable.
A movement is on foot in Philadelphia to
give a rest lo door bells and tortured MSB by abolishing
the huckster.--. Several large meetings have been held by
boslueas nun in regard to ihe matt. r. There is only one
voice among Iheni, and that a loud one.
The men who have been thinking of start*
lag a aaw stsssi Has Una Batttsaofs is Liverpool gut
t'.ey can get much heller freigh's from OslveStoB ami
Southern porta. Besides ocean freights an- going down,
rather than up. Th?- prospect ol bringing tin Ir steam
eis BOttS t" IJaltunore is tlerefore slim at present.
?-.France propoacs to ipead 500,000 traacs in
silks Bl Lyons, tint mateiial lo In* usetl In it furnishing
the mo lonal paint* > and armories, which einer tin* ?var
with (it many have mil been In the very be.-,t etmillion.
Prince v.miis these biiiitiings to npiiear Weil to In r
guests dining the BXpostBuO.
A load of fruit broaghl all the way from
California to tbs OsolionlBl Bxhlbltlos in a refrigerator
ear, created miifii astonishment Hure. Tue company
Whisk mad? this and ?ithcr shipments l.?-l -?car, has
now been enlarged and Intends going nit? tin? bu-un ss
on a la?a m?.u*. it l? tailed the California Pratt and
Meal ' liippln-,' Company, and has n capital of 1900,000.
The < aUtornia fruit made a gooil iinpret-joti in tbs east*
ern markets last year, and il is giatifjlug to learn that
g nar-OS shipments of it art lo be BUM the prescui
?eases.
The war with Prussia cost the French a loas
Bf .'.?"?0,000 la population, Independently of the loss bv
divi-inn of lenilnry. Hu slow has been the grow th of
pii)iilitiiin since, that dining the.-l ?; years following Jau.
1, 1870 (covering the pei lod of tlio war). Franco g.iiuetl
only .r?,-.".)"i In Cue niiliil-er of her people. This apparently
stationary eonditloa of oui- a ne lent ally is made the sub?
ject of serious din lis-alon by her writer? Hlni eeollelni I-.
None of them appeal to take a Bloomy view of III? slow
progri M ol population, bet tense the Increase of lurllls
over deaths la now fron i?h),?mmi to 170.000 a year, and
there nut e.t I:.in ntlvaiiliiges 111 liavmg a not over?
crowded count IV. Hut ?In y tl.etii ?lie situation mii-Ii ?it
toeall (or im ii.-iiiiH to ciuourage Iliilnigl'lllloU. ??lily
? mil i lagSS, ami ?itleulinii lo tile public health.
The new era? which have lieen dawaJag on
variou* porlioiis o? the cuuitry, With great energy,ui the
rate of ten or tivelve a day, for the last y?*ar or two,
have nut spared OalVSStOB : ?mil Ihe uimoiuicfiiiciit is
again made that it gland ami glowing future BOB junt
itpeut'il up beloie that cnterpri.-iiig illy. This time it is
by reason of a tli-t shlpim-ul of beef from (i.ilvestmi, by
steamer, tor Kuulaiii', via New-York. Ihe thmtteatom
Ettet Intimates that it Is nonsense to think ol sending
cattle overland lo Bew/YorS, and eoaverttni Un-m into
lean, Une in el here, when peoule win get ii al Oalveoton
"freak, fut, healthy, and In-iton., as if n bat .lu-t
Stopped from cioj-piiig the rieh nuil mid liions nasse* of
mir unrivaled pastures." The Bewe tatemen a roncen
tratloB of the beef trade al ti.ilvt-stlon, au.I remarks thai
"Hie terrible horns and boots of thedreaded Texas Bteer
v.ill no iiini-e finni-h tin* .Nol liici n local, falnislilug for
an Item, with food fot the same ' T'u* pcaeaeet, iu fact,
is altogether of the most ?luz/llug and elab?ralo de?
scription.
A circular latter af Ifotehael; & Humphrey
Bf Chicago maltes some inlerentiiig statements in regard
lo the facilities of the present age fur obtaining teas from
China SBd.Japan. It ?juntes lir.-t ?rom ?in article Iu The
lionton Journal, iu which the" writ? r, N. C. Nash, s.ns :
" I have cited these two great national enterprise? (the
BoesCaaal sad PsstBc Bailread) m order to show that
the lelegri'in railroad*- and steamships have brought Hie
worin of ctiniiiieit-e inlo a singbft nier ?f? Ihe lighl nt tin.
sun. Now but a few hour? are required to complete coiii
iiii n-lal ii'iiusaeiiiiiis with China m- the Baal ladles, I
order to-day a quantity al teas from Chias, and in 33
days I hey are at the ?lours o! Inv Warehouse, whereas If
tbey bad been shipped us in olden tune, by s sailing ves?
sel, they would have been MB dojl in reaching UostSB,
causing a deterioration In value of live eeoM per
liouiiil." 'lie* en alar goes on to say that ?'hieago im*
?tortera have It -l. <t all rout?.-. They lilil? (Bal by way of
Ban Francisco tbe shortest aud best, li lakes from 18*8
to l *-<? da.vM to reaeb Ifhtcaao witb ?. cargo i.y t-aiimg ves?
sel limn ? bin-, and 14?) ?laja by t.teaiuer 1 hroiigh Ihe
Huez Canal ; hill only _S da? ? by sit am via Baa Fran?
cis.??>. The circular BOBcfudesi " The leinaik.tble
growth of Chicago us a tea nut: kel is no m? slciy."
MUSICAL ASH DRAMATIC MOTES.
The K?*ll?>gg troupe was iu Boston last week.
Ifiss Caij sang la Portlaadi .Me., on Thurs
dny night.
Mr. Daly will bring out "Tho Prim-ess
Bui 'I " to-inght.
Tony Pastor is giving a magnificent variety
ikow at Ills theater.
The ?Irania of "Hose MieluT' is in pr? para
mUv'A at lln Qntad Opera House.
Mr. Wallack iateads to revive " Itose?lale"
and M 'Ib.* Clalidcslilie. Marriage."
Sir Kandall Roberts has lieen well received
in Boslon, both ?is an actor ami a render.
Mr. Boadcaalt will shortly appear iu Hrook
lyu, In "The Miaughmun."
Mr. Howe and Miss Kate Girard are shortly
to till an engagement in lirookl*) n, appearing :n " llrass."
Miss Boas Kytinge, acting ?it the Park 'Iln-.i
ter, liroolilvn, took a Ixiiettt Jaat uigut, and appeared
lia 1.tuli/ Mai 'nth.
" ?Miss Million" was revived ?m Moinlay ?veil?
ing at the Draal OfscsBoass. Lim? iiijou Basas is
acting in it.
Sir Julius DaaedictoS overture, "Tho En?
chant?"! I'm est," wan Staved at Hi.* l'i>stal raiBSS, IaHI
don, on the Bita lilt., tor the Mint time.
Miss Neiison begaa her ssBRMtesaeal al the
California Tbeatar, Han Praaelaso, aa March -Jl, u? Ju?
liet. .Mi. 1. W. Keime itiayed lu,mur
Rab-Mteia-s "Maeeahaas'1 was recently pro
dll.?*?l, tot tl.e tit ?t 1 im?- lu the RusKlaii language, at the
lit aim Mane, at bU PeU-rabuig. RubiiisU in condiul?*?!
in person.
Ktlwiu Booth will net in NYw-Havcn, Hart?
ford, Win fester. Providence, ami other ><?? -KnglaMd
till* -, und will end bis present season, late In May, In the
Boston Theater.
Mile. Alhuni has had a plicnum? nal saeesss
111 Palis. The intu?ais Jsilnts lo the Tact that n second
In.? o(lift- had la Ik- opt lied as slguilhalil of this. All
the Pans Journals -|ii*uk tuthusiastically of her.
Mile. t\ehm, daughter of Charles F? ?liter,
the actor, BOS ina-e her tiebut in " Mlgimu " al lite ? ?j*.i ?i
('?jinltjiie, Paris. Asan actresi?. Miss peehter wiui eiiil
nentl> successful ; a? a singer, she haa but lit He voice.
Mlle, Aime? will upiM-ar ut what is ralle?! a
nut led t.ol-eel t OU Hilliila> .Vi lt:ng al tile l-lgle 1 llealCT,
and will take a in* mill ea that oeoaaloa. Oaeol thesu
cred songs (oat she will slngli " Uihlebraudt Mouiruse."
The public tLat liudu iu pk-aauru 10 tho
Bowery Theater will be refreshed, on Monday night, by
the presence of Texas Jack, Mile. Mm lac.-hi, Donula Mc?
Kay, an 1 the Warm Spring Indians, In a play named
"Toxas Jack In the black Hills."
A fino bust of Miss Clara Morris, made by
Signer d'Amore. may be seen at Barony's galla iy. This
work Is faithful as a portrait, snd It expresses the
strength ami the Are of Miss Morris's personality with
rem.ii kahle fuiliiess and freedom.
Affairs at the Eii/sle Theater lire unsettled?
Messrs. Hart and tin-diner being at var?anos. It U,
therefore, uncertain, at present, whether Mr. hothern
will appear at that house next l'ail, as was at one time
settle.l. .-?hniild tb? l-.ai.-le cngitifcmeut be ab.in.toned,
Mr. Hothern will return to Ismdon, and appear u( the
Havmarket, tn Scpu-ml-er. Ills season theiv will last
elglit month?, and he will produce plays by Byron, Gil?
bert, Heece, Morton, and himself.
A concert will be given at Chickering Hall
on the evening of April ti. tendered to Mrs. .1. M. David?
son, the well-known contralto, prior to her departure for
?arege, by a numlier of Wall-known artists, among
whom urn Mesdames Ru'nisn, ?? .Ivoiii. and Kmaniief,
and Messrs. Fritscb, Xagliapietra, H?hst, and 1'eaee.
The concert geseslSSS to 6?- iu evcrv resin-el nu In! ?srest
ing olle, both from till- cxccllei.ee ?,f the prai-Tamtno put
forth and from the ?tan.lint- of the artists i agagsd.
Miss Anna Dickinson sueeeedn Mlle. Aim?e
at the Hagle Theater, appearing on Monday In u?r
" Crown of Thorns." The c.st is as follows :
Ann.- Hol? vu. ... A. Iilckltison Henry VIM ...Frank I.Tins
!_-?!> -sue i-mtv tii.?iir ?'sntiusl Wnlaey.W. II. Leaks
.Henrietta Vsder Thomas (.rouiweil..
?eggS Hlieit.in.. J. .v. Hotrsrth
MSgO lloniface , Patch.Sidney .-?nth
The following ig the cunt of parts iu the
tngedy of MVir_1ai__,M to ue pruducod at Honte'?
Theater on Mon.lay mgbt?when Mr. McCullu.U'h IO
BMcen In this city :
\ ir_iniiis...Jiiliii Mi'i-ulloiiKh I Titus .Oserg? ii.a-ki
l'llnis .V. ll. Wsnle ' Hervlus.. i?i-..r_e .Ionian
Ap-iiti_<'l._iliii? j-,. K.Colllar tut. u?.Hairy lluf-nn
First .-.olilicr .II. . .i.'iiM
\ n _nila. Mi?. M ml i.upper
Herv?a.. .M ?M?ame l'oui?1
P, male SisvcMi*. M. Wilson .
la-Hiatus.J. H. Taylor
Calos flsadl? iv i.. >n,ei
Maicu?.A. J_c.|iii>?
Nuiiillorlii*..I). u. M.,iris
Loam?. ir, espumar
"Antony anil Cleopatra,-- to lie represented
Rt Nlblo's ou M .ii.la? eveiiiii., ts en .t as Hallows :
Marc Antony.J. .Vh.clo.k Aunp. s.Ki Utird Msek
ti. lavius I'.a ?ar .. I?. 1). l-gala-n Tiyiima. K. -I r?t??ii
l..|.|.|.i, .Thomas ll.ikcr ' Menus.i ink? ? I'.im?
I'i iii|h in- ? K. I ion uui urn ma I .'?... i.Iikii .I,. Lai ry
Kuiibirhu?.H. ll. Phillip? tleup-ira.A_ii.? i-t.-.b
Baut.\v. ii. i_am. i? ? ii,m,i m. i.i, u prior
I'-i.etas.V. Vfutwlek Octav?n.. Allee .V'-wt.in
I'btlo.?.Hukuptn | Ira?.Ktue il. niant
A full dress rehearsal of tin: piece will occur tonight,
Elaborat? scenery bas been prepared and a resplendent
SSttlsg of this -treat play is promised. Nlblo's nits oeen
ri-cni|ieteil anil lli-sheiieal, and liiere seeius ii |.. ..|_i-t
that lhisii,aj.-iilfheiit th ?1er W.ll na-sacies ?fully alcVoMjd
to a subject worth?- of public al tontine.
TUE TRIE SOCIULRS POLICY.
The following extracts from the eddresg deliragai
liy Col. Stanley .Matthews at the reiiiiiun of the
Army of the (,'uinlierlatid iu Sepieiiile-r, 1S71, (pub?
lished by Better! Clarke <fc Co., Ciaeinaatt), have
a fr?-oli int-Ti'Mt just now iu view of the new posi?
tion (Ol. Matthews has aOQttired a? a close friend
anil edrleei of the President ?if the, United Si,ties.
There can be no ?loulit that on the uinst important
pablie iiucstious of the ?lay Stanley Matthews anil
l'resi'Iciit Hayes are of one mind, anil with legM?
to the proper treatment of I lie South in parti-ular
they are entirely in sympathy With e.icii other :
"The duty of conferring (he right of S-gragC lii.on the
newly ends citiz.ii seemed plain and Imperative, not?
withstanding it? perils: but It? wisdom, of ?onrae, ceaM
not liejiisiihed on the gmnnd lhat be wii. liU.-ly al once
to tie ll Wisely? This ? as nol to b? eapeetod iu any ratio,
l - it i nature, as an Instrument of n<iv .riii.i. u i, is such
that IIS ?visa; BfB cuines from the experience of it-i actual
u?e.
'? Then- is a double error in our American theory of ren
lesmtntlrs goTernemat?thai perfs-?i institutions ?aetttt
D?liait administra! iot), and (hat the simple i ul. of the
majority, when- the franchise o? voting and helm a.-office
I? seared egusllp by ail, is tne perfect loe of popular iustl
tattoas.
" i m re va.? net .?r contilveil, perhaps, a bettor mode for
the pe.icetlll .ailj l .lu., ot ?Ils ute.l questions of public
and private right? than tbat piw idnd tat pre-, r. lug U_r
iiniin between the States of this Union through tbe wane
. I .1 . Hivi i inn- lit ; an t \ el thai lh.it ! ilh il in tue uii.lilellt
of degree, trial, the civil war of 1861 Is tbe mel mciiolv
proof, and thai uulrersal eugrage and universal condt?
daey to util e 1. not Hie panacea fm peril Bl a linini-.tra?
in.li, the aa.million end history of the reconstructed
State? abundantly show.
"Toe i eerily for the admitted evils resulting from Iks
introduction into the body politic ?undent) of *o v.u.-.: a
propoi lion ? f Ignorant electors is nol, i: may be stHi mad
witu certainty, to seeh to deprive them of IhefraneMss
ii.iv. secured to thorn bj coastitnttoual guarantees.
"That would lu- un in -t ii'id Impossible. To the? xtent
of inoieetiiic Un m in th. ir equal right. as citizens tba
failli "f the nailon is pled .. .1. an I that faith, made
sacred by tbe blood and ire isure spent In the restoration
m the Union, ?fill oe redeen*_*d at every additional cost.
Na Ither will u promote relief? ?bile nol openly seeking
that end, to approximate ll Indirectly, by a system ?
i m I iiiiiil.it tu tl and oiitbi-eaks of vli.li-iice, in oni.r to re?
dil, e them to ? s,,ite of subserviency lo llio.-ie w.10 clalui
to Im? ihe rightful ruling class,
" 'i'ejioi ism is mii a safe Instrument in popular govern?
ments, and cannot oe a permanent ouo. In this mnttsr
the whit.- dltsens of the Booth bave ret much to ham?
quite as much, perhaps, es tiu.se eases Ignorance ta?'v
., iimc io be the cause of nil their troubles. Asman
class among th.-in till the country with reports ol their
coiti-iil.iodcii ami unprovoked morder?, perpetrated in
lniot eise? epoe n ."ii- ndiug blacks, ml "i m.-re wanton
ne.?.?,rage,and etsas hatred. Tha existence of erimesef
this class 1- a. inliiilal.l.: to the apathy and want of
public si lilt in tl.e mass of the il.l, ?li_-elil, letliit il, and
re-pi elal.ln w hiles. It vvt lli.l be ..ullIK thclil too S? al 1 tl
justice to suppose tlat they could sanction such borrote.
Ain! mi it 1.? 1 ii'ii ii.iiitiiieii. ?? wiiait really makes ilieui
possible,and brinies upon thai whole community, whres
?esi? Un- r. ..p..n-.ii.ilii>-, the (?uni tjiia-iifis ?>r tu*.- i-i 11 ?es
of a reckless lew.
" h 1? in tin- power of tin- real itatesmen of the Honth?
tbo statesmen of tba old lebool, and the generation of
them 1? not 1 \tu.el? ihe wise ami able and cod nieu
tn. re, v. In. have a _tu_e in society, t" les I o re si.cia I order
inn! in in. iu hone?! and InleUlgenl government in thus
?everal Wate?, it is bv simply coming forward and
claiming the place atw Ingoeuee ia tb? publie affairs
w bit h h--:.tin;.in I; belong t? their buin rJorqunliMcatnine.
li ?, bj uskJ-s fnenils an i alias of ths eew voters, in?
stead oi treatms thorn as enemies and eilen?. It te bg
learning to b-u?l and forgetting to drive. Honenreee
well versed ss they in the tactics and arts of politise*
und t:.an tins there is im ll.-hl for ths exertion of
tai?.nt and industry when harrest sassvsarely follows
St.'.i time."
" Hut let us, on ear part, take cure that that liiteiveii
tloa pi.as?s no tun her i han i ne me. ...iu demanda, mil
does not uui? 1 mi tbe llmllsol coustitntlonal obligation.
Lei u? avoid sll Irritating ke-nslatlon, all unnecesaaiy
wnnndlng of ?useeptlbUitieit *_re with dlsappolutuieu,
..1 inlla ,e?l l'> pniiiiiee. Ua- hit Ve dnu;- our w iioie duty
when we have estsblisaed and enforced, in favor of the
fr.-c.Inn it, equality ol rlghl under the law. That rest,
whatever il may prove to be, he must du fot himself, We
cooler upon him bis personal frcdun, his civil rtu-hts,
bis political liberty. His social poattlos must be the
result of social torees, wii h which mirernmeut, neitosr
state u.a- National, has any rtgm to mterfere, He
e.miiiil long liiainlain a iisiupcd position, either
in private or public lite. If his education ot
n n unii abilities de nol tit him forth.- planee! leader in
opinion or government, he must be content to boshr
lower. Tue va-ry gtOTJ and beaul.t af live government
are that each one, according to bis natural urn ess, may
in-niy fitiil ins own plan ? tuai tateUignuee, wisdom, ami
vu lin- in. i) be the governing powers; that ?octet, may
always comnund the best service lor tin- public good.
Ki?tuil:!v prevail? only in the order of rixht ; tu lue social
..i.ter, when Ibe b? ml I?opinion and mu law, tin- orgms
1/,tin.n ol mutual sen les i? s blerurehy ufsj eulal edapta
tin sa, m which it is mure boaoraM. to mi ?veil tiie lowest
pine la.tii greedily to seek for the highesl, aud un
woruiily otoui-y it."
PUBLIC opisios.
Thrro ^01x14 t?) have been .1 lillh* too much
" pro. lonsnnss" In the promises ol Stanley llntthews and
Heptesttiilalivo tostar.?[Hiclitiioiid Dtspetrh (?lein.)
If Mr. Hanpton and Ifr. Packard wonld kc?.p
their im.Ulli- clo?i il aud I In ir liiaiu? t ool, it Would he In
better for the cause? they assume t<> represent, In
mounting the blgb bone, as they bait done, seither has
m.oh his position one whit more secure, but. oo ihe ?our
irary, Is 111.ue 11 uOBEOt ot a disastrous tumble?|rii_-vc
lam! lleiiild (Baft)
Nobody ia damaged very badly -?y t-W _?___-?
licit inn ot the Foster-Mattaews letter, so lar as we ran
see. Tin se gmtlomes dal n.a claim to bare any authortig
toact for Beyes, bul th- fczieeasedthelre mrtetiee that
he would tin en tain thlugS. It I.? t?' I?- hoped I Iny were
not mistaken, and Ills equally to be hoped thai such
pledge? maj neve* again be inven us th. oonalders-tea
lor ? 'oiiiii'??--inen io al. tain hum throwiu_ th. aa.iiiiiry
into Banish) ??.Boston BasnM iladj
It WM tdUii Mid by the Ki-piilili-an iMdSM
of 1873, end with emphasis end effect, Ihet If UrealM
should bs elected he would put au ex-rehel la m.? tuiuuei.
That m lost the dreadful thing Uuyot bas done. K. ,>uu
lictnsoi is7'jtbcu entertained us with a laughol >ie
rision et tba Idea of " shaklna bamls across tue iihmUy
chasm." But this is exactly the entet lalumeut lo w idiL
the itepubiieaii party new tarlte-ua slnooltsnon i.irtb
and i.aplisin. and it dues tin.? just as if it had never
thought ot doing anything else.-1Indianapolis Sentinel
(l.e.l..)
Th? peoiilt* would, at any tune, lie more
satistla-d to te y upon the bauest Jndxmenl of Fresideni
ll.u e.-. iliaii upon uny nuiiiiiiT of csmuilMlnui, u:d bis
ja.i ciueul wasexprt iced to the entire satisfaction of tbe
count. V When lie Said, in his 11114 u . 11 ? it 1 address, tin' the
in.ili.n did uot lo.aiil v.iili favor a Stale govrromsM
held m I".na- by Ihe cohesivo jioaser uf K.-al.ral Ueups.
I..- I,nu slick to that and ho will bu right. -IHhiiaitei
phia linpnrer (Kep.)
Wc have l.i-.-n ridiculed fraqWBttv hy for
em-tiets fm th?Intensity ol feelingdJsidnyed d um.-our
I'r.-s-d. nlial eanvas-a-s; but the fi-cllng has more Justltl
caiiou than we always ears to admit. Vue President and
Ills liniiii-dute ailvl-its will ulwiiys gne a -?main? tonc
to our party politic* and to a not unimportant pal I of
i.,u -..?i?-n, nuil Ins Iniliieiice will always be dlstlnoMy
risible, ihi i' b>re, m the foruiation of our aatlonal elnur
actor. ' The Ideals of the n.lii?' generation (.iIi.i ver
ereatlj sornaasthoaeeepjed anatiaeauous for the chief
u_.iliiitrucy of tho Heptihlle-ri'i)'- Nation ill, I i
Mr. ChainlK-rliiin K?'t? on the j-Tmintl fust,
but Mr. Il.iiiplou is oiiiiiig. Hy toinoirow wc shall ail
want to know whai one Governor of South Carolina ?aid
to the oiher ?Inventor of Houth ?anilina.?(Naw-YuMI
Tuiri'NK. Willi all due respect for the pt-JnutoM of our
teetoial tempor?neo brathran, H doesssem te us that If
i h uni..-, lam and Hauiplou could !>? bruus-ht to such a
?.mi ol v-.iMiii.il criilality as to sti^gt.al o each otuer
that It tin?. ?"*'-" "a Ion? tun?? hStWOre .Irn._..?," ami tl.eii
act tau tue not loti lu S n..:"".?'. su lui way, a gital deal
of good might result, l.iil? aa regards l'ackiuU and
Nl.UUlI. Vf LOUA-:,_U_. I i lOj TlLUOS.
RAILWAY MOVEMENTS.
TKIVK LINE llosTIl.ni?s.
virv.-s oi omcras ooBcaaaiaa nn bbbbwai of
TIIK IlllI.WAY WAII.
As aBBoanced yesterday in Tm Tuiucse,
Ms railroad warkas been renewed with what pesoBsas
to beeome last year's bitterness, the point At which the
?ffTi. nn nt of Iieet-miit-r was ubaiuloueil being the tariff
on c.is'.wiiiiM.oiiiiil fn ?giit to the seaboard. Tho New
Yoii; Central und Ms railways impute bad faith to the
Baltimore and OblS Rallroail, und lay on It the rcspoiisl
hlllty for the broken compact. It Is authoritatively
SUtetl that each comp.uiv 's now acting Itidtvt?in'eiitly,
autl securing all tho eastward-bound business possible st
COtll|.'*tltl'.e I.ili S.
Iliuh .1. Jtif t tt, receiver of th?" Prie Railway, ?aid yes
terlav that his roatl anil the New-Y.,ric C, titrai had
m%ili?aitn*il the silnilllle MtSS Ululer il Iffl ? ill ties, but
wei" convinced that it was no longer practicable, tho
agreement having beca beak? n by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, which had bivn cutting under Ih- BBSS*
Waid-bound ftelght rat?*s. This Hi" managers of tho lat?
ter company admitted, but excused themselves hy
charging that the Pennsylvania Railway hail first broken
the ?uTi-etneiit. President Scott of the Pennsylvania
road had denied that his company had violated the com?
pact. Mr. J.wctt thought another effort would be made
to patch iiji a peace between the great trunk lines.
William II. Vatitlerbilt's views an? in substance that It
Is w.ll e-tabli.-hed that the Baltimore and Ohio Railmad
has been cutting under the rates on coastward bound
freight, established by the agreement of December last.
This has not been ronllned to contracts made prior to the
agreement. The Baltimore ami Ohio at the tim-pro
f?-SM it lo bave no outstanding contract*?. The New-York
Central, und. he believe?, tin* llrle aho, have ?inhered for
two months without a cent's deviation to the siheilille
rates, while tm- Baltimore ami Ohio ha? baas taking
height for what it could get. The economic principle
parsued by shippers of "get the most for roar Btoueir,"
Is at tlio bottom of the matter. There arc prat-tit ?ill.? live
railway lines out of New-York with bastasen
cnoiuli for two Zonly, and ?oiisoijuently ihero ,1s
a striiK-1* for the trade. In these hard times
It behooves these rsUWBVS to get along as
Ball and economically as possible till better times bring
a paying business ui a I. Tbe B-Utlmore and Ohio n ??*.
snmlnateo Iu favor ol lialtnuor?-, ami in addition pays
premiums to vessels sailing from mat iiort. Moreover,
tin m. reliants ol Baltimore aad ' hilne?clphia aeek for
Hun graia trade bj going a\ -,;, purebaslag and shipping
to unir respeotivfl cities, ahile Bew-York merchants
wail tor the grata lo BOBBS to thein and handle it on
commission. Mr. Vanderbilt says tht! Bew-York Centiul
is carrying eastward-bound freight at as low ?ansas
anybody, and may soon seek to carry at still lower ratt -.
Couinai ?s and agreements sre of little avail tri sa th. re
i? a disposition to cot ander al ths first opportunity. The
policy of tbe Niv.-Y.uk Central will t?,*, in* declares, to
carry fn-lghi lo the metropolis at tlie lowest paying
rat? f.
Tm- agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at No.
."115 Uro.id,, ay, said yesterday Ui.it tbe Noithirn trunk
lines n ,?d tore?me tune sou jit to make a scapegoat ol
the Baltimore aud Ohio. Mr. VanderbUt had Mid
that compacts ware of no us?'. The Horthern lines st
sash rupture of tbe agreement had charged tbe Baltt
more ami Ohio with violation of the compact ; then It.' f
bad admitted that tbej irere mistaken and had entered
latou new agreement, in this Instanee hs thought it
was the Orand Trank ot Cenada that wot th-- real source
of their discomfort, but, as usual, tbey bad need the Bal
tliuoi* .nid Ohio as a scapegoat. Tbe Baltimore asd
Oblo ?w, able, be thought, to Indorse this autagoul tu,
tt bail advantages lu shorter distance from Cincinnati
und Chicago which enabled It to carry freight from Um
Vest and South-West to Bultimoie al rate? below wn.u
tl.?- Northern lines could afford. He did nol Ketbeben
B?Iol great natural Bdvaatages to a railroad unless
the?*!* were used to augment thai railroad's business. A
an iii-tain.filie value of being a snorter, middle lias
to tin Mali i.'l'.i, in- .silt) that the liaiHu.nl'.' ami OhlD gol
a large share ol the through freight from San Fran laeo.
ERIE BEOBOANIZATIOlf.
RlUiirs OS STOCBBOLDBBS ?no 00 BOT ASSOIT OB
WBO DBLAT l-AYMl-.vr.
A letter aas seat oa March _i) by the bank?
ers Hallgarten *_ Co., Whitekoaae a i-'o., Batten _ Boon,
and Sparet ?v. On, of t.u.s city to BX-CkiV, I*. L). Morgan, as
the repreaeatatlve m kawriea, Jointly with Joba Lowber
Wel h of Philadelphia, of the Board of TiUttt????. i'i Lou
don for tbs reconstruction sebeau ot tho Erie Bailwai
Company, asking whether stoekkoMers, either com moa
or preferred, who do not give in ikoti assent Is ths
sebeme or |i:iy tlietr as.-i*.-?iui nl by to-day, fltlll havtt the
rigln thereafter to participate in tae scheine ami apeo
what t* nn?! ?jov. Morgan deollaed answering tbs gu? *.?
tiou until alter sonaaltatloo with Mr. Welsh. Yesterda-j
Mr. Wtlh ami he held a conference in this city on the.
subjet t autl prepared Ike following replj ?
lu ai li. It* 13 ol ?in*-tie me ot the trustees you wlilsec
that ..il payments in.nl.- after tue 1-. (or, as sub?-.*.
ipu-iiiii cuauged, the 31si) Instaal will be charged v ?th
an additional in jut uni beyond the amnuut e-argeaba
in the event ot nay in ui being made before thai dan .
In view ol ih provision ol law to be louud In seel >>u
S. chapter U10.il *-i?u Laws of 1874, wbieb leemsquite
e ear in tin. .-m-j et, and ot ths sebeme of roor ?anisa
tioii, ?v. have to answer y?mr inquiry bysayiug thai tue
shareholders nol pa? lug bet?re l?t ?llsi Instant will bat e
the right at nn? time thereafter,and althmsl. i
after tm organization of tue now eotnpani, to avail them
w-iv'- of the nein His of tho scheme by comply m ? with
Bas terms tbrreof, which would involve the payment ol
lo ici 11 nt upon tue . i.---..*.*>-nii*ii i ami In addition ih< c i ??
\v. al-1 umlerstand that there i? mu? .i unxietJ ami ug
the abareb >.d, i ? aa to the disposition to i a inane uf lln
as.se.- ?un nis which may be paid In tbe event ol a fahun
la eairyiug out ibe sebeme ol onmnlsaiiou, and thai i..
?41?. -Ill t" t m l It - ?:;tve t|. . it Ill?ale Bit IO will Ua l ot nut in
utll-i, e*. till tue SUMMUM were It. It 'till li it.
Tin* u us lees, bs- olreular dated Loudou, Feb. 23, 1-.77,
In n in to inquiries ou this subject, a***) :
nu; tin?>? in-..' ;.t state In rrply to many n iq dries thai in the
e\ 11.: ..i ?'ta su?x-esa the thai, it ildrrs .. no pug un* assess tnoul
ni.tv i. ? en us r. t ira either Intact, oi ?nbji ol in a v. iv mall
dwiii. t *-:i i.ir in-, e ..ry .?\ii.*.i... f. I i.e.. expenses, the tuts
tee* t ..n give ih.- rt?.iie.t *?t MStirSB? .-, cannul . *x.-i *. u .. .-.nil
ling lei iliare, even II tuny ball tin* *-.'i..r. n i.t.i is *a?i..u..i i ..in ?
Into ?le -.ci.eme. Ami iiirtlu-r tbstthcy Intend m luvest tas
?BNsaiueul tiniil in i-.n-siLsn oi t iiii.il States Uovenuueul
Bsearities,
i in- trustees ??r - gentlem. n of high position, sad m f?.?
as we ?ne advised, of uaqiieanoaed rctponsibillty.
Then ?fie m?a- opinion lethal thesharebohleia?santely
wan i miro eoumieuee Ibat m theeveut ol a fuliun tu
carry on! ?in proposed acheiue, the a nmint of their
aasaasment, subject to a very smsil deductioa fornocos*
sary cipfinsrs, will be promptly repaid to Hum.
,V / DN l C H T WE. I TU ER I! EPOR T.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For Kew-fiugfamd, cleat weather, rising
Barometer, and northerly winds daring tbs morning.
follow, d ?luring th? afternoon ut evening bj cloud) sud
tinea?t nlug v.i itber,east to aoatta winds, talbng baromr
eter, ?m i rising tenip rs tare. .
for the Middle and loutA A?anEe Hhthte, warmer tati
to sou!/, winde, /ailing barometer ana ineicatinaeloudi
ness tho ing ii t day, followed by ruin in the M?dale .SaU?
aitrouj ihr uiti'it. _
TSIBtTNl LOCAL 0B-KB7ATI0N&
BontStMornlr? Blghl I:*, ml
t -.? ?i i :. t*. : syjnui-2 1 2 .i 4 A o ; - i-ic'n'1-ii.'ii.*
JT'.* Jturtktt? .howsiii. bssMWIi- .: rsnsilMH Is lie? tit? By t.niiu
?t i?t*ii???. I !>r prrpe? liralsi 1m*. ? ?t li.i.iiu? of ?lint fjr '.,,t :? huurt
ir?ic . n. mi . -..'. T'.-irr.n i.ar wtiitf ?lute rrpruruU ?lie j.ci.Ini jtn of
ht utfrci.r*r .*. in i| ili-nt-1 oui, ;
Twin SK OmCB, March ill, I a. in.? The rl*o of the
curve of air-pressure yesteiilay was of the rapid sort that
usually prei etli's a Storni by BOOM hours There was a
cousi livable increase of warmth during the afternoon,
which was ii.it wholly lost at midnight. Tln-ru is sonn
what more moisture in Ihe air.
Por this city ami vicinity a fair morning maybe
expected, followed by gradually increasing eumdiucee,
and tlnaPv by rain Biteadi?g over Huiiday. ??'?inner
wind.? s ill ! itii de the lam.
"I'a," Inquired aa BB-towo boy yeaterdaj,
" wl.al is a moiiareh 1" -? A mon nth." replli tl tbe r ther
m?.11., ?' ?? monarch is a man who never marries."?[N'iir
wlcu Itlllletiu. _
LATES I SHIP NEWS.
\For other Shin \>tr? see Seventh Pays A
AKWV1I?.
Baik lllt'it ??t.ilfr. v'of si Jiibii. N. Hi. ? it -itunir, Tuiks
III. I. ! llt?a-.r?, V.l?lnit! I I J. 1'. at (j. ?J. ll.hll.BO.l. WSseltO
P. I Ni vin- ,'.? s.u.
BmW Kong iiiii (Bor.), lltiiiivksen, livmyeol March 1,
In l?a ??.-i ni i' I'.lti ?? A i it
n.ik .\riai--mi iAuM.1, Nssse? Qalwar Jan. 28, in bahasl to
Blot-1 vie 11 .'.- ("it. Anch?te?! lu uravesend !'..'.- fur orders.
Brig Armel Dsn.), Paulsen, Km ?Jrainte de nul Jsa. -'.
wu i m ti- -, -'? '.: i"??ni. i. Anchored Id LoWrrBaj
Bim Beto (of ParrshorcL v K), Dsvhlson, Pon Spall r-h.
6,sml liiiiiiiilaMui.lt _0. witb ssp sltun to Thus. I'n-ltls,
vessel i.t W. Bertsux. Pul law !'.? inn: U witb fiirvmad
sprung, has been .. tl:e, *. inui It uf Hull, i .???>, -?lilt M 1 uni
N. W. galea
Hilt?, lian un ib- AJiirlatil l'liil.-iilelpliiat. Ma?.*,-, BataaiBS
11 ?i.?? a will? su gut t. Hienda, li.-idan 'in .v i 'o . v tas! Is A.
Dsyt.lii lin*, i .eu C daysasrthiH I?sIIubs witi? B. ):. gai?
Slid -no-?' . I'll'- Jib.
s?':! H* iimv i;ii|tt-rs, llurtiiii, Turks Island Jan. 21. ..?ni
li4Tii.ii !.. klaren 14, ?lib s.,n to p, Boaltonac'a. vessel to
t... . ii. sip mes. pin luto Berreada Peb. li. heiiiig, i.?u
Bern lo i'hv ? iii.iih ui iliiitii.ii with M IT gabs
Bsbl M --i'. Jr . K.-ll.*y, N. ? Bedford.
ml,!, i..*"igt- 1. *-i.*.iier, .Nnrvrtxid, 1'iovliieiice for Port John
MID.
MBWOBAWDA.
si ipSoothere chief, Bli ?'ns Braai LivaryesL vhMBarrivai
SSOisiut in* bond at Sandy Hook, was lowed up to Mini
IsUii'l IhlsSveolug.
Bsiki ail Johann (Nor i, Okland,fromSllletb.whlcb arrived
SSUi sad .in. >'.<i st Saady llcok, was ioac?1 up to Maten
laU.it this evealag.
OOMISTIC Pi tit M.
B.'iiii'.. BareB no. ? leateti, ship -r.mawanila, Uvarasal
W, HI? no?, M. ?'.. Msich Mh? Arnvstl, bark ttata?Bter.},
Orotn . im iimsiI.
P.SII.A.M'. _lar?t)3i? ? C'loare?l, bjrk s. E. Hprlng, BWBBSS
Avie-.
agW-OBia-BS, Mwth >ii.-n.-iir?xl, bark Due IVsUllL for
Naples lit-s, ? -.No ?rriv.tli. wallt?u. ateaashtfs Now York,
loTaNiw 1 t.rh ja.iiit.i LIverpouL
Sa? a.x>ai?. os. MaK? J?.-Airnod, bsxk DspUue, lisitu,
?SSmtgB BSS-S ; srtir. Jennie K. Rimm-.ns, Young. VhAxdaL
phis. ? tested, briar? Alfredo Mir, Harcelons C. C. lb ?. Veil,
losinn. Hstied, stesiiishui Initial?, ?'hila Iclphia; bar? Hetty,
Baltimore; ?dir. XV I.. l-:l_in*. Ilriinswirk.
-."iii'.i.K. Match -Hy Tut ?i.ip Winchester, before raportsa
?_hore at ( a'?- ll.iirv. col off Ih s f.iren.M.n and c une lo Nor?
ia?!, |,..i_ Harnet <s:npt.-II, for Sewry.
l'un _n_i i in?. Mar. h 80. -Arrive?!, steatiishlp Pioneer,
Wik.lt. Ulhnltigti.i. N. ?'. Helow-Slii|i M. S. fira-BOi-,
Liverpool: bru? M.irv C. c.iiirrv, -s.igiia ; achr. Iiu.l. I Nor
I.... Annapolis, S.a., and a bsrli reported ihe Kla.ul?*.
Cleared, sel rs. ?-ailie H. Bstetnan. Ponssscntb, B. ll-, I- md
H. Corono, Cersoo. Boston ? Cba?. V. *>i?mii_oti, Oi. Bos. ,n ;
Win. Bock, Miller, ll- v. r:y : Lottie, t?<>iti.-r_, Mc,!f?,..l . Mary
ami .Taures. MeABdrews. Norfolk ; Klchsrd Vans. Hobtiit-ia.
(a.oiiriiown , Charles Lawrence. I.?kc, PraracoiS,
?vi.riMiiKF. March :fti.-Arrlv.il, ?ti-ntn?bl's ?v, Wood
ward. Vomis. Krw-Yurk ; RUssbetb, ? lsrk. l'tulad-IpIilS.
Cleared, steamships VlneUi !. Bowen, Rsa Vork; H my U
Oaw, Ptrrsoa, FhHaoelpbta : sehr? John Sterling, Ut Jsco:
Rodney i'.iiki-r. Parker, New-Hnven. Hailed, miim arm,
Own ami Tilde Flglla- bil-s Fi.u.tn.o. Autelope. and Po?
tola.?'.
ItlMtUU, fia. March :'.0 Arrive.!, bars ?'?nad* ((1er.), I,a>
mili-, fron. Berwick oe Tn.:. "?cotlsn?!.
s\_ P___cmCO, (al., Man a .,(. Sslled, steamship t-Tsrrtd-,
I'snam*.
PALL Itm-_, March ?til.?Arrived at Vln??y:iril Haven to-day,
bark I). A. litar ton lluri,,,_ Ayre? for H?.?t..ti.
Boeros, Ifsicb Sflt?Arrven, bark? Albertina, I'pton. and
La Plata, Phelao. A.l'lah. W. c. A , bit* \\ apila. Ijuia-fuir ,f.
Anguilla, sehr. It. ami J. Kreeiiisn, IVnniiurton. Mate I"*
n.in_-<i i Ity. ( feared, steamsluu ?l??n. Ap|siht. I...v. land,
Baltimore : harks Na plum-, Uaal, ?'lfntio-70? . David A. I'laS
loi?, ABdersea, Martliil?ii.. - Nor an, flail, 1th lunon.l. Vs.:
brl_'? Kno. Mparks Wiirni.uu : lleleti. Furbish. Wc?t Imllea :
Ar.,h, Lirtdry, St. Pierre, Mai. sehn. Ids <'., Irocker, ?Suri?
nam; t al.-h Baton, Savage, Havil : i?ea Lion, i-ntiu-k, Part.
aa I'ruii-s ; Aitiion I'.lr.l. iirlnk'va'a r Se* ui lean? ; C. It.
fadth. Kdwsnts. JscksoDtrtll M :>fi.-i.- a. Plsk,ChaSa, Haiti
amis i llsttls Coombs, Bishop, Richmond Vn Balled, steam
Ship ?S0. Appol.l ; bark? Neptune ami Nora.'i ; brig Heidi.
pisAsraas
Fall itn Kit. Maren :to. the ?t-ani?hip 'leren;.*, ?"apt
SwascT, from Port l:lc'iiii?.n.l, which arnv.-d bom i?> d.-iv, re
Ii.i:? h.tviiii; lalh.ii uiwilli tli? ?loop KuiiuS l'a_aon. t apt.
Ititre. fniBi Tuck, rto i, N.J.. tor N. tt York, wit-. ... _?. :-, In
as ni,, lia. c. min., 7 i.i, i? nor h nf Al?.. on. I.i ht. ?'apt.
Bwaaey took Cspt. in. '/.<?. hi? Ilute _nn, ami ih ?TOO :i"ui
llx- lioso, which sunk iu l.', min.He.?, aual biougat t- em to
this port.
K.i WSBt Fla., March 30- T^e hsrW Ci.ll- ,'Nor.). nd
?si,, ith lumber, flou. Pensseclsfor Luiuioit, straeksn Imp
OOtmtad Ki-v on the IST-lBg of Ihe -Jli.li. anil Mlgcd. Tu?
?MW were itav.-.l. I BS v. ??el ?ail .?tr niM.I hy *:?
The An..: u an si hr. \ ? lo. ' apt. K .cil. strutk ou Alligator
He.7. K? i>at ti-iil.il-..
movrmbnu op ocbah sTRAMSBtre.
QtrUJCgroWS. Marsh gOb?Thfi Whit.- siar Liait _team?Iilp
Celtic, ..i.i i..-., t p....:, sailed lieu.:? st - ..o p. ?..., Cur New*
York. ____________________
A H.- il Novel.
Equal in Interest to th. .i,??terplece.i of Pu_u__,
I.Ki'lX;
or. tlie
WuLVKI'.INi: OF rilK llABIIK'lI.ES.
Ry.I. O. WHvri: Me vmr,
Author of "The i:ia,l?ai-tr?/1' ?? Kit, rr.-lto '-,-? Holm-by House, "
"Dtgby (?lain," ?? Bums ami I." Jtc,
Will I?' I OIMtlK'tU'.'ll III ttlS
Bl Ititr Mi:i.i r?r
fm April 1, i?"7.
**OI? Kein,!.!.-.
There ,-ir. many rsanlsS rasm-tes for that v. ry pri-Tsb'Tit ?!!s
etui,: i hrotilc .NasaH'iturrli,hut none which h IV? gives
?ait .?'.ici.oii and beeomesckaowledgsdstammr-l prcpefattsoo
. .. ;tio. -\i.-.'?Catabsh in-'-.-ii'Y. Iteoattnneslosajoyso
unpr. <???!? i, tel popularity. This rsoataUoa bes besa ?-arniHi
Ibtougb the penusnput cons whfcfc H bss wrought, batrisg
prov.-il Itself a .?lieeli:?' la lie- worst torillsof IDs ilia ...
l'll'.i'l.'S FOCSSI MUlellAM'lM HOOKS Mi JjiVeU SWsy St
drng_s-cns. _
Wb?e PHi-Uer's (?in .rr Tonlr eSMS-M Irritation of ths
Itomach umi bowels, it - up.all. ctBrac.In Itsefisel on th?
l?ngs, As a cur.- (or ( ooichs, ? olii_. ami Sore i'liroat. It U
vtilh" ut imceiii ...n superior to any snd .llolh.r?. A taSSpSSS.
ful ia .e:i Ijour.y v, ill BU th.- t-'rst a .1.1 la two iljys.
MARRIED.
POST-MtTCIlKLT.-Tn Brooklyn, on TbOrS-SP, tho 29th
lust., lit 11..- I'.ev. Dr. Ingjtts, I.IK'V Mit.-ii.'ll to Josiuh IL
Host, all of thai city. _
All Satire* nf MarTnxOSS mUSi lie indorsed with full
?ami. an I uit,li,*t.
DIKE.
AHKIIN-'THY-At J.-rse c (it v. on Thursday mornlnir. M_r?*t.
?i.i. Kouua wifeol Bohert li. Ahcr.iethy sml lisaghlst of
\. . -i.?. Hlbblrr.
Rels.lves uni friends aro r?-?p_??-tfuHv Inviti-.l t?i attenfl
ll.. Illl.i l.ll. f'-' 'I In l'l'Ile ra'Ni.lel.a a?, i'?, I l,ir.|.?t., oil ?...
.lav, at 4 o'clock p, ?. Tin? reuialus mil b? takvu to Wan. a
?.'o., N. .1., for itili-rniciit.
Hll'iWN toi fVodnssday nmrning. Hev. J. 0, Rrown.
H?-.:-, iv.s and in. i?ls ut- Invited lo stteod ih.i funersl,
? rn ?-ttiutlsv, at 11 o\ Im U a. ui., St M. Fsnl'l C'liurch, Trt-u
ion, N. J.
iltAV KdIID -on Tnis.liv, March-'7, John XV. frawfor I, .0
.1- i . ! '....i .1 !,: lap.
It-la lires snd friend? of Hie hmtlyari respectfully Invit.-.l to
il'ieii'l ihe (urn rai Ht l.l,oui tint?n r Ont KO) on hOtrttdmy,
March31, u o'clock, fr-;., lha Ifsmonsl M. y.. Chuim,
u bits 11 lias, Wi it'ii. ?t. r Va., S. Y.
DITM.? 118?Al M iilii-l'iun. N. V.. Ailt-le Louisa-, wife-of O. O.
ii.i m..i -, i.i tba i-'i i -..i ?u bel sea
Noi.e. ot fm.. rai hereafter.
PKI ' I II i N' ? 'I \M In "looklyn, onTl.urs<lavi'veiil:iir, March
?-'!), of -i ..l h i l?SVer. I 1 ".'i' soa Ho ?ilal'il Kli-t?i.ili;l.alll. son ?>f
in 1. uii.l Kale St'. ProtbiagbSm, aged 0 years and S
Bioarhs.
Kuiier.ii privat?,
i; Il A S ! '?_' -n PI i.lay, March SO, at bis lala residoncs, 7 W? -.t
1..] .t leconil -t . 'a i'.ii.itu < '. ci.uit, tu iheGi'thyo iros bis ..^.'.
in? ro-ualns :.a. ba lake* i" Ithaca, B. Y.. tot mtarms-S,
. i;-lu tniscliv. M .ich SO, Allen lltrold. yoiinpest
. blld "f Dar ?In .v. sud Kllzab? Mi J. ilreeur, at,-e.i IS mouth?.
ItWaiiTfS ami frl luh-t ara r..'?!.ectfti!ly invitisl to att int the
fui,, i il .?.iv,. .< ai ti.e r. ?..!< :.<??! ?.f I.i? pareuU, iA'i Ksst
? lue .'.un iiei! a.n! WV( ai. t..t:i-s?., on ??umlay, April 1, ut i
p. lu.
.li.Ni:.- -On W.-li;. s.lay. Mardi %% IBtl, Kl:_ab.-l!i Jona-S,
il ???'. - ) i . SI -.
l'a.- reisen ? tul friends of th.- fimiiv an- rcsttea-tfi'lly
iii.ii..i loattse ? the funeral, on Sunday. April I. st ?_ .r .lock
p. m ? it'.i.i ihe residence t.t \-,-i dsushiar, KUta-wtb Pi r: ?-.
Kii.toii-iv:-., third hoaseaoetb of nanbnnSrwi ?islmunit
??th -I , M"i i ;.-, it,, a.
KIMI'.AI.:- lu .l.-i'sev t ity. ?m rr.'hiv, M ir.-h MO, of h_-__.
tu .i-i.i ol Ilia brain, t'omis I ouise, o cmi itsnastei "i Usr
dliier H. sud Emma A. k Im ball, sud Liainl.laiiK.'.t.T of tli?
lai" 1 ? ...aa I-. i u or. Jtil ly. hi nli.l In mi.i.l'i
T.'ie relatives and friend? ot tne faintly aio Invttol to attend
tbe im.er.I from thi residence of bar parenU, l7S<i_s? Nol
l'a. ..o at.-.. I ..i.vit'?, Jersey City, ou ?siuiuay, April 1, at
9 ?s o'clock p. ni.
PKARBOM At Bags roUaga. Quraall ftihersity, Ithars,
N. ... March ?_'??!. v. rv ?ml ?inly, lit.. |..|, n, .-, tn lur I?ili
'...'. tta.1.i?l.l?-r of .lt.hu T. alul Kai. U M. PS-TSSO ajl I'luiu
iielil, N.J.
POM BBa?Os Man h M, IS77, ax .1 p. in., in r.n. ,Uyn, Jislma
p. Power*, ?n Ihe l"'h 'ear "I I, -
Pnnemi bi lake place st Unity Chapel. Climon, near F-iinm
ave., on Hunds , April I, ai :t p.m. Prieodsofibs ?am.iy
are respe? Ifully ?nv ii.-.t oithoal loitbsr noilcc.
I'.iim N>' N i ti Tinii ?-lav. -."ji:, lti.-it., of pneumonia, ThmseS
11. liiil-lii-o... a'^. ll 11 ... ..: -.
Friciiil. .uv Iu? i? alt?, a I-ml the mti'-ral st his late ra-snl.-nce,
-.'?;.' Past Bstroiity slgbts ??., m ?siin:ia}, at !_?? p m.
BOOT?Oa(mod Fiiil.iv morning;of rheumstism of thi in art,
Lotus? Ai.ith.a. i-hlest dsughter of Milu i?. ?aS Ionisa K
H. io!.
Kotice of buterai lu Saatap papom
UM PHON l'an, i..: ii'?or.st, en Thma?sp. March 29, F.d?
? ar : HlmpsoB, 111 ihe i,7:h v- ar ..f bis a,-.-.
Friends Uroiliv?ted na aticiuf tbe funeral services.from lus lato
i.. -1 ? -. s. ii r i:.i a v? ?. i'iu.?iiitiir, !.. f., on Monday, April 2,
at 11 ?i'?-:????;.. Carriage? will bo ta watttag ou ihe arrival oi
the lOo'elOefc train troin Huiii?r? l'oint.
BPINK?Al Mi.lil I"?* n, N..I .on Thiir.ilav, March 29, 1 -77,
st the r.-id? im- of bl? ?on-la-taw, Bov, K.J. Fuutt-, ?_ts.i?o
t. Hpink ol i rumaaabm ?. N, v., ?r.-u 7.i paste
tni -nneDtst ri iniiaimniirjr. K. Y.
srilUlli.LL-At hi? late r.-slilotioc, No 41 's West Forty.
gUll-M;. on U'e.-iii .-.hit, March it, ot lln?ht'S etMOOOj
K-twanl i . ?t-o ? :i. n tne 48th year el hisa^e.
Relative? and Means an mvii.-.i to attend th? funeral
serti? >??, fi.'in n.? lata r. .?al .ne, ou Maturday luorulUK, ths
gist u,?:.. at lu u'c ask.
VAN V.liPi.N At Hy-, N. V. on Frhlay, March 30, 1S77,
of consumption, Maria Aiitutnttte, ailoptcd datuditeroi tho
lau- .liiiiit-a Van Xornea.
Motil I of fuileiul hiTialter.
WTHTAl.L ?Oathsa-ttb inst.. France? Cornells, wife of -?anv
m l Wbibtil, M. I)., ami iisiighter <-f the lala Bor. M, s. cni.
h. i: MM . I>. i). toi Mary l>. UnlbSStSSe of Uiooklyn, In tue
:i th \. sr <>t h. r a_;e.
l'iuieral f i ?uni lirr I .H residence, No. 007 l.cxln.t.iii ut?., on
Un :slst uist., ut 11 o'clock a. m. Fi i.-inls am ?> .,u. ni< ?11 ?.t
to -.ml liovti r?.
doeemt fol?ete.
lluugs <V Co., (ill, llroadwiiy,
w.ll sell at am lion on
MtiNHAY. Aptll2, ut toVIoek.
VAHAHI.1-: KMiHAVlNdH au.! ? 1 (HING!.,
comprltln? uiaa.v ?.liiiii-u plat?--? ufl? r BA I'll A KL. AM.KLO,
PUI s.-l.N, ni BK.N ?. il. -ll.lt-, BJ.MBU.VNDT. _n_
otiier cr??t aiaslvrs, Also, son,., rare AMF.HU'AN VIKWB
an.l l'olll HAUS.. t)ll. 1-AIMIMiH, ..,? ami a l.l ot
VUtAL aud lNMltlMiiN'lAI, MCOIC.
TUESDAY, April 3,
STAND.. It I) Hi Kit. IS in ltlsTO|t\. I'llFTIlY. AMFIlf.
CAMA, HUMA.M K. I IIKDl.ni.V, Hl.'(ll?Al*HY, aud
l'AMl'Hl.Kl.-, II.I.I HTKATI.D HddKs. a,
Blair'? nils. ThsGreai RngUsb Itemefr far Oral sud
ItbeomatU-i. Box34piils,ft -'j. tiv amiL uiPLANTttN a
si)N. .\.iiii.-,*_-_l .v*illiaia-?t..N. wYiir_. ?ol? liy druir .i?t?.
i'!..iiii' Hour'? for IWrce. nmly ?few I.ft, audio i.i:r
St LOW KA r KO lu IHK l'UIB.Nl. Bl I LDI NO.
?'KNTHAl. SI I l.\ tins-. i.iii.I. RLEVATOBM, rt,m?ng
lia nUcr midnight, PKHFKC1' LKillT, Kl l i.iim, aiis-O
Ll .1.1.Y FUIR PROOF, STRAM UKAT l Itl.K
OneCOItNKB KOOM.oa Ubs t.tsl thsir, tH-autifully freiacoed,
anal apecally d?sira!L?for a hitsyursoltla?.
_Apiil? at thol ::l?)f.\l-; iiiINTlNc itoOM.
Clara iiiiiiii.. un. (oiiiiiniiv.
l'I.AIN AMD OOLOBEP EMl_O.-_.K0 OLAflt,
Fm-1:iaka '"'' i". v.-?!.. uv , Oars,an.i aneas .?.
&DVKRT181NG ?I0N8 I'm; EVERY BU8INE88.
Me4als, Trade Marks, lias Dnwtaan, ai I ara - i pesai
npon tiaiii ui coiiittl s-i.ut.s h, lurnuw?n
IlKNItV NV. LAW. Ma,,.,...;..
IS3 and 185 Centre ?. W. corner of t'sni st.. Nrw-Yoth.
Kcaii" 1? 111? beat and cbespesl SU I UT H ut lha aorbTi
Siso, LULL A Hl?, sla-gsnt st) n , b?al .uiiv. ?.. Ou prr iios.i
si\ (or T...'. t,_'.t Kroadws).
OrtganiotU? Youna ?ou tir insu, uni .tan?, fonuctij , ,
'??-i.i..'..
toll_lv to a . !iin ? t.. h-is e, ol MH.?t??|) , ItJ <i| t I > !.. ai ail.
tax reference?. A.t.ti?-, loi km aay?. OBua.n?mi,' ta.?.'?i,
'ril.iiiie ' l!l. e.
I'ntci.1., Ti'uili'iiisrki, Ac.
scrtiiril In th? l ???__ -?i.tU? snd f r?-._rn rounlrtes hv
ART11UK V. HIUI.-.I'*. ?> FAI RM tU_i.Nl V,
ij l.l,, ..Ut ?j, .Sr. V ,.|_.
Best nteranc ? Hen.l for book nf laitrocUes
Posl-OlBrc Nonce. r:o-:? r .-nms.i!?t..r :-i.? _ .. ",
BATURUAY.Mare?31,1877. willelose?II ll'R-?
UAY si u m., tor Run.pt-, by si_t?m?-ii|i Dakota ?is
(hmoastowai ?m WRDNRmdaym u ? m., . i imooj, i,y
?tcam?n:p (liaia, Tta Un.-. i:si,\M,. un PHI H??1'A\ ;t 1 I ;0
a. m? for Kuroja?? by steamship ?? n Is. ... : ,ui.,ut;i cbsr
bourg, sud llaaihuiK. ou Sii'L'HDAY at I a. m. ' i i
rope. t>v ??eaij.aliiij Adrlsll?, v!n -lusooalown {rorrftaii ? \.
?me lorUsrBiSny, teotlaud. .-ti i .s..... ..; i,...
warded by Ihl? slesiiii-r must be specially Vti'rr?irit) ,i .1
sits. w. for .ScolUta, aii.l .N,i?t;. ?( |,,?_. ,,. uy ?l?sii"i..hlu
Alaska, vis _tov.ll? sml i.bugua ; ?n.i il 113? a. m i.r
hurop? by S-MUi-ti.u Oder, vis :o.Hhami U n ?aid Hiciaes
Tho ?l-WisklpS Dakota. China .il Adriatic do U<?t uks
mail* lot Deuu.-__. ovtttun. si:d Norway. Th? n._ii? (or
N?_?un, N. P., wlfl lenare .N^-v Yak M ?".,!. j^ 1 }w. ...a.l?
for Ui? V. r?l tiulir?. via llsvan?. will iasr. X\eo \, -. x
Msrcb 31. Ilu- mail* fur clilus bl<1 j?-.. ? ?.,. ?,a._ . ,u
Franelsro Apnl 16. Th? Mslls for Aiuvislta. Ao., will >_ra
a i- .... ?? - -1 r ?ii. i U jA-tLci. l'us.__*?i_r
New-York, March il, 1877. mummmmm

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