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Dusuugs ftotices.
Foi: th:: Fi.i < rr \ti<>\- in tlie price t?f BOM
Btaea 1805, aee Tm Tamtnrc \im\m- roji 187*
Maltbt7- Uutaani Qyator Depol opens al
niH.n to-day, i" j ; i .L-i-i i.:i 1 Market, Froaiia lyamj \
Thf Ti hi Ji ick of tlie anip- aiellowed by
a_, - i M-. Uri>_bhiix'bC'roton rnint Wliu ?.
" Tni Ar.-u.iTr. Safett of the gn*, and ita
rfi",.-iii-y in rrmovlua paln.la leatlfled loii. ll I.hSh i
whohavelia.1 lerth rxuractod bytae CoMonDi it* Aaaocia
liim. lacooper in-iiti.i-. _
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Tbe New Cirk por Li so Diseases.
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areat aviuibcrn i- m iy. Tl.ibli ai.r whiaki
M lo81'- wr callon. r?aba badol ua. Roik candy, dtk_ |_-r
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BflM by all drngfnata,____
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Ni-.w-Vi'TK-No. i,:.':;s Broadway, cornerThirlj
flrat-et; Na 308 Wcet Tarenty-third-at.. coitut
Eightli-ave.; NTo. 700 Thlrd-ave., corner Porty
eevontli-at.: No.2,386 Foartb-ave. IHarleai.1
foltYjded by horace greeley.
BATURDAY, JANUARY 10, l^Ts.
TUK NEWB THIS MUEXIXQ.
FoRF.ir.v.?Gem r;n Skobeleffhaaoecupied Pbilipp
ojiolis; tlii Turka bad s<-t the tawnoo flre. ==
Tlie Ilotne Kule uio'-ti'liiioiit to tbe addreaa aaare
jectcd iii the Britiab Hoose ol Commona by ? vate
of .101 to 4S. -__-_= Quet'ii Victcria'a apeecb baa
aaaaai tllaainwiiBiBifiBt at Co-tatantinop.., -
Tho Tnrki-.li peace de_8<atai have aniviil ut Kara
lnmar.
DoM-BTic?Ia a Beaate BepnbHean caoeaa al
WaahiaaTtoa. yeaterday, aaotber vain attenpl \v.-i-,
maile to aoeare a rate for the removalol Mr. l'li-n- b,
Tli- Ci nittl Buperiateadeal of ladiau affaira,
at Lawreaee, Kaa., eaaiplaiaa of the Injaatieaj
of tbe lat" Board af laqairy. ?r? Qeorge
WUliaaiaoa, Ifiaiater to Ceatral Atncrica, lir.. beea
npiMiintetl CoUo-toi at Noa -Orleana, Bz-Oot
ernor Jain-N P, Groome waa eleeted Uaited Btatea,
Kenutnr froiii Miiiylainl. r=_^rr Dani-l llagoae was
iioininatoil to be Buperlntendeul "I Pablic \\ <u!;- by
Gorenior Bobinaoa. - The New-York Aaaembly
a<lo])t,d a reeolat-OO requeeting tbe Ifayor, tlic
Preatdeal of the Board af Health, und tbe Commia
B-aoer oi' Pablle Worka of New-York (iiy, to im iae
a plan for the better eleaaing of the eity atrcete.
: Kx-N-erctaif Briatow made a apeecb at Boa
ton on linneat inniioy anil Civil Sorviec BefORB,
CoBOBBae.?Ia tbe Beaate aeveral petitiooa aad
__-_B0-_-la were preeeated, and a few billa were ia
trodaeed, lleeara. Merrinfon aud Mazry argued in
favor of Mr. liattbewa'a reeolation dcelanng tbe Ib
teteat aadpriacipaloftbeOoveramenl li ludanayable
in ailver. Commanicationa were reccived from the
Pn-aidout in M i?iy io tlio leNxluiioiii of iBqairy in
icfereiKc to tbe I'liion Paeifie Bailroad, aad tbe
eaaaa and coel af the Nea Percee war,
Tn tlie Hoaaeaaaapropriatioa oi ?%-72,155forthe
Jiilitary Aca_e_py waa reported. 'Jho Cotnn
on Klertii.n.N reported thal Mr. Wiggiaton waa
eleeted trooi th IVtb Diatricl of Califoraia; a
miiioiity report a un preeeated i.r.min. Ur. Paeheco,
A i'rivnte (liim for loaaee occaaioned by Ihe war
parartaetow.? debate, afl r whieh, ealogieaol
Ihe late Beaator Morton were delivi red.
Cn v abdHI BDR-__B.-Fi.i_ht ratea are anaettled
aml tra I- labelag diverted from New-York by tlu
citttingof ia' i froroother eitiea. Tbe Erie
tttlgation eame before tbe courta in flre
forma i - ; tbe aale v.in adjonrned foi
Kixty daya aad a aaw suit waa begaa.:
Wilham B. B ud, ti WaU-at. broker, was arreated on
aebarga ol ml appropriatina boada, whieh h. de?
iniil. iii- varioaa Dtmoeratic faetiona op
BeeedtoTaaunany llall couclu'letl*to nuite m oo
party. Tbe Germaa Bepnblioan Ceatral Com
initU'e expn ,.-il dloaatiafactiou witb tbe party.
attitode on the Ezchw qoeation. The I'.-.
tionCi.ii.ii'.'.-i'iiiei.N;?!; f,,r Katioual legialation i?
leatralu oanpt r uaiuigratioa. 1 ben \. i e ramora
thatOwen Murahy, tbedefaalter. wa dying,
Ihe liaaor dealera a* Btaatfard procured the an I
af their aeeaaera. *____, l<?'_'. 101'... 101^, G ild
ralae al tbe k>_ra-4eadei dollar at tbe eloae, O.^ie
c-iit-. Bto ika iluli, inii bifher?eloaing ___,
Tnr Wi Aiuiiir.?Tuiui'nk loeal obeerrationa iu
dloatc a conti inaaee pl wanath, and aa Increaee ,if
partial i oad ?--. Il>ermo_oetei jreaternay, :u ,
y^ . 83 . _
Ou tlic fii-4 liallot iu tlio St. I.'.nis CODTen
tion, Mr. I iiiloii li-i'iivi-tl two-liiinis of tha
vote of Texaa, bal Mr. Milla, a leading mem
Iht from tliat Btate, deelared in tba Hotue
yaatomlaj thal Mr. T-dea wonld nerer agaia
l?e ? Deaaoeratk caadidata for tlie Preai
iaaay.
??.?
Tlic oci ujiatiou of Ptdlippopajia advanoiN
tha IJuN.ai.in Coeeee aader Qeneral Bkobeleff t;.
wiMiiu niin-ty-Ki-vi-ii inilos oi Adliaaopla. Tlic
otlier uiiiiy, coiiiuiHiidcii bj (Jcik r.il l.'ailct/k.v,
hiiH ailvaincd to Ycni-SaKlna, whieh i> Icns
tlian lifty _ailaa fi"in tlu- BaubaUan atrongfaold.
liotli niiiiit"^ Ikjiik iiowciful, tlicy may i'X]icct
to nioct soou bcl'orc tho iiiticuclnufuta of
Ailn.u,..,,! . _
For tivo inilliourt moro tho Now Capitol
CouTUiib-ioiieiu e.tiiuutu that tliat buildiug cau
lio eoaapietod ami favaiahod for oecnuanar.
Evon stipDosing thi* cstimato to bo veiiuYd by
tlic progroaa of tlM work?and eatiaatAea fot
the New CapitcJ li.ive had I way of outgrow
in^' tho appropriations in tinifs aaat th.tt P/aa
app_lUng--the bnitdi-g will then hara eoel
more thaa 113,000,000. An aaxaaaa-le BaTnw foi
Albaar, but uot so pleaaiug to the-iM of thc
Btate.
The rcsolutions adopted by tho Dominkrn
Board f.f Tiada beaapeak an ear_eel deaire to
laereaee tbe exporl urade of Cnnnda. aa well
aa tt? deveiop in hoaaa industry. Datili bow
cvfT, tlio Ca_adia_a hare greater aeeaaa ii> onr
marfceta, ilu-ir beal eflbrta wfll be anprodae
livo. Uoder a ayatem of radproeHj which
wonld protecl the ioterestfl <>r thia conntu as
weU aa Ciinatla, the froBtier tradealooe might
attaln large proportiooa, and bring more proflt
io the Dominioo than its traffic with Uie Weai
Indiee. _
w'liiii tbe Brlatow moremeai haa drifted
iihimst into the domain of anclenl biatory in
i.olitifs tbe ex-Secretary peappeara io Boaton
with a apeeeb which cannol beregarded other
wi-o thaa aa the maaifeato of a PreaideBtial
candidate. It opeoa v. ith aa allaatoa t"
thc vote wbieb Maaeachnaetta anvc bim
in the ('iiM-i'iii;iii Convention, and cloaea
witb an appeal to tbe "frienda t>f reforra" to
inaintain their position. The apeech is all
thal conld be deaired in Ita flis.-ns.sion of tbe
currency qiit'stion. In other reepecta, a-* the
offlcial platform of the Briatow party, If ancb
a thing siili exiata, it la bitcrcatiog, bnl ean?
aoi lu* conaidered importaBt.
ProTorbial are tln- miahapa of will-makere.
The law-booka are fall <>i the blnadera of good
people wbo fondly aappoaed that in their laal
wilis and teatamente, ni leaat, they bad made
bo miatake. Dr. Martyn Paiae'a eaae aeema
to be ooe of the moat rnriona of all. It may
he trnthfhlly aaid that i' waa Ibe atady of bia
lifcwhal dbmoaition Bbonld be madeof liis prop
ft-iy after death. lt waa to be <lt peted t" thc
honorable perpetnation of the aame of a aon
who died )>y his owb bandj ii waa lo vindi
cate liis nu nioiy fi"in nnjiist BOSpidoB. Ili
iiiiiiK' waa to be enahrinedaiB aeataol learoing,
and there prcaerved forever. The manner in
whieb tho will waa drawn ahowed tbal thia
idi a had gbaorbed the man who drea it. The
will made n volnme Ib aize.aad bandaome eopiea
were prepared foi the librariea, atill with the
idea of pnttiog the aon'a name in honorable
record. Ami now thia will ia eonfoated on
the ground of l< gal di I cts, which, it ia be
licved, will lavalidatc it. When nny mortal
wanta to make bia will, let him nol aparc the
money th:it will aeenre the beal legal aid. Ii
is bettei toapejid ;i little on btwyerawhile yon
ii vi, than bavaj them dividing youi eatate aftei
vi nt die. _
There are more objectioaa I i .': ivernoi Rob
inaon'a aecond nomination of thia aeaaion for
Superintendent <>i Pablic Worka than there
were t*> the firat. Mr. Fairchild baa nevcr
been a politician, in the ordioary naeaning of
the t.'iin. bnl Mr. Magone baa h-t rctired from
the Chairmaflship <?!' 111? - Domocratic State Com
init'i i-. The two men are aliko in being lawj ?
and not cngineora, bul Mr. Fairchild ia n man
nt executive ability, and Mr. Magone baa nol
.,, I,,,,| t.i Ik>. To be i.iii.. be waa )!'<? bead "f
Govemor Tilden'a Canal ComminaioB, bbi! a~
Boch iliil the State good aervice; bnl aia
moatha1 bivcatigation of canal contracta doea
not make a man an eagiaeer, aay more than
six inonth-' dnty io the Indian Bareaa makea a
man ? aavage. The koowledge Mr. Magone
derived io that poaition waa prioeipally of
im ii aad n4-4-4miii -; whea the tbievea deviae a
new method of atealiog, as they are pretty
aare to il". Mr. Magone wonld !><? aa likely t<?
fall a pictira aa anybody who had aerer aeen
the canale. And when all thc detaila of
maaagement and engineering worfc are
conaidered, on Un* correel deciaion of wbich
the proapect ol an ecoriomical adminia
tration of tln- canala dependa, it vvill be
s< i ti that Mr. Magone ia not fttted fur the
place. lt needa ? man of profoasiooal t-hill,
and with only profeaaioBal ambitiona?an en
gineer withonl politica. li Mr. Magone i> pnl
there aomebody ejee mnat !"? i><11 there i"<>. to
tell him what to <lo. We ih> nol wanl that
kiinl of a Buperintendent of Pablic Worka.
Onr alaff eoneapondent, whoae Icttera from
Hartford have let In ligbt <>n Charter <?ik
iifl'.iiis, ailiis aootber intereating instnlment in
to-day'a iiiiju-r. Tho plan for reorganizing tlie
Charter Oak Compaoy wbieb now baa a f.iii
prospect of adoption, will !>?' reeogniaeil
by oup roadora as thal which waa lii-t
auggeated in tbeae eolnmna as a feaaibh1
nu I!:,ni <?! saving areak life ioanrnnre cona
paniea from Ihe rain of n receivcrBhip, An
ill'oit wns made by ''"' old offlcera oi that
eompany and the Univeraal Life to nae tln
popularity \iitl' which the aew plan
waa peceived f"i tlie. pnrpoae of aeenr
mtr themselvea in their uhl poaitionH,
while adoptiog other featnrea of tbe phtn.
The Tbibi ni haa heartily denonnei'd thi w
attempta of tbe former offlcera, and haa argt-d
tbal tln- reorgaaiaed coaceraa ahould belong
tD tbe jmlii \-Imlili-i s alone, and lai purely
mutual, that being o part <?( the plan that is
ithd to Ita aucceaafnl operatioo. li
wonld l"', on tho face of it, abanrd to
reatore the old maaagera who bave
let] ii coBoern totrard rain; aad moal
of Ihe pollcy-holdcra having taken that riew,
thc former offlcera hare al lust witbdrawn in
lioHi the inatancea referred io. Bome method
will doubtlcaa dow l?<- fonnd to act aaide tln
legal obataclea, aiace the ptdicy-hohlera gre
rapidly nniting on the adoption of tbe plan.
At all eveata a temporary reccivei might Im
ap|B>iBted, with ordera from the coarl to
pneate liis oftice aa boob ;i- the policy-holdem
organize. _
LABOR A0AISS1 GAP1TAL.
Senator Eaton ia ?aid i" have refuaed to
nnitc with otber gentlemen at Waahington in
aaking Mr. Voorheea to lectnre on Thomaa
Jeffcraon, becanaa the Indiana politician in
bia reeent currency apeech iii.tl to array
l iiiin ggainat capitaL lt auy nol bave
been tbe wieeat thing in tbe woiid to
"oatraci8eM Mr. Voorheea on accounl of
an addreaa which, however nonaenaical
it may bave beea, \v;i- probably maile in
gjoodfaith; bnl tbere <.'in be no donbl thal
Mr. Voorheea baa tricd t<> ilu ezactly what Mr.
Eotoa ebargea npon bim. We hear aomething
at the \V.-si gboat the "tlireata" of the New
Vmk "gold shinlis,'* .md tbe overbearing de
meaaor <>i the " siiyh.i-ks" in W'ail Streel and
tbeir advocatea at the CapitoL ln poinl of fact,
the " tl'.n-tiii" bave all beea made by tln
otber Ki<l?'. The baakera and Baatera rapitab
ists bave nol only refraiaed from vioh-nt i.m
gaage and menacea of retaliation, bat they
bave iiii'scivitl an eqaanimity in tha hee oi
t!ii-> attack upon pnblic uud private credit
whleh wo oannot belp reaaiding i\* aj_B_rta>
nato aad uiijtiKtiliable. Hardly a voici:
is rai-U'd for tln in iu Co_aja_ai, aad
it irt only at tlio oh-vouth hour that
tbo b.mLi tardily resolvo uot to bnd j
inoii.-y in fiiture. exeep. witli the lindcrstnnd
tnaj that it ahall be repaid al the nta of 100
ceata bo tba -toBar. it i? Mr. B_aa__ who
tbreateaa to come back witb n ipoagl nnd
ui|u (ml nli tho debt, imWs wa coiiKcnt to
seale it down. li ia Mr. Wa-teraoa wbowarna
tis that tbe <lcvil is looae, rcatly to inakc an end
nf na if wa object to a dabaaad daDar.
lt in Mr. Yoorhccs wbo HOW dedarcs with
llitsbi'il face aud IliiM.iing BJ* that when tlic
propoaal of Uu- l.auks UMtjeontzaeta made in
gold ahall bc fllled in tba aasaa curreaej is
pnl in fone. " this fair laiul will ngniii ba
" ((.tiviilsi d in Bgony, and the flrcs of lilicity
"will bla/e forlh aatain ?s they ditl one luui
" du il \.?:tn aga in defenoe of tba aataral
"ilghta of lii.m.'' And all tbia menaea and
dennnciation he utten in tba naae ot op
preaaed aml mflbring " l.-ibor." Aeeording to
his theory, ihe noat prccioaa of "the natnral
" rigfatl ol man" (that is lo say of the labor
ing manj is to boiTOW |10 nnd pay it bnck
with .$*.?.
The moal dangarona <>f demagoguea is the
man wbo attempta lo create hostUity between
tbe mcii \\li<? pay wagca aml ihe men who
earn thein. Their intereata are ihe snme. Wc
have in. Bttch Ihing in the I'liiied Btatea aa a
prodneing claaa diatind from ihe conaan-ing
claaa, taxpayera who beai tlie bnrdena of m>v
ciniiieiit and tax-cateis who fatteii on its
fiintN. 'Ihe capitalisl, .o-rallcil, genetaHj
worka barder tlian ihe Bo-ealled worfc_nga_an<
and tertainly paya a liuicli liirgcr pfOpar
tioii of his inconie in diieet or imlireet
l:i\i-a. The iiiill-i.wm 1 i> oftCT ICBI pTOB
perona aml leaa bappy tban the mill
lian.l; and it would be Iiard lo .-;iy
wliiiii are the moal unfortunate of our people
to-day, !!:<? day-laborera aml artiaana out of
cmplOymcut, tlu mercbanta and bankera on
tbe bnnh of failnre, tbe ahop-keepera who __??
not pay Iheir rciil, Ihe l.imll.ods who an
taxed npon propertj that yiolda m> tncome, or
the boldera of utoeka aml bonda who bave
loet tba iniin.-t on their aaringB, aml
an, j,t ii,.ii wit'a rnd t" pay their
tradeapeople. To tcach tbe bnngiy aml
luiedmal.d lliiit capltal is t.\ raiuiy, that
;i ciitsiide againal employera is a boly war,
that tlu- man who baa saved one dollar la tbe
natural enemy of tlie man wbo has aaved
uotbing, i- :i uiiiie againal aocicly, eapeeially
black nt suMi a lime beeaoee ita reaulta oinal
i?. eapeeially miochievona and far reaehing.
wc |, iv, bo fear iliai tbe rampan! eommun
i-in whieh Mr. Voorbeea preni hea wiHeatabliah
iisdl in a free and enlightcned eonntry like
oure, wbere there an no claaa prit Uegea and
no permanencc . itnet in poverty <?i wealth;
bnt Ihe uneaaineaa aml dMacontenl whieh he
crrutea an- d"ii .: incalculable barm to oni ln
diiNiiiis l.y Ibe d.atrnction of confidence. .No
rapitalial can inveal a dolbtr, no Btanufacturer
can uake a eontract, no mercbanl can give
,,n order while the rerj baala of ul!
coiniiii icial IraiiMi'iion- is n.-aih-d. Bo long
as the workingoian i- taught tliat tbe capital
j,, u A public ? nenvy, to bt d< Bpofled when
ever the opporlunity preaenta itaelf, the mills
inu-t lein.iin .-ih nt, the forgea dark, the sbopa
(tniii... the Bhipa idle al tbe wharvea. Theae,
of e.ii.i-r, are elemental trutba <?f political
ecooomy. Vel there are Benatora ol tba
Initcd Btatea who have imt li .it in -tl tbem.
KV881A, ll RKtY AND l fTOlAND.
Thedaj af .ariegated opinion, baaeleea spec
uliii..a andwildlj important rnmor baa come
ii-.'.iiii. The com .pondi ni> "l tbe Londoa preaa
in I'aris, Vieniiii. 11< i]in aml St. Peb rabnrg, sa
long ahoru of tluiii accnatonu d importanee, ruah
t?. tho fiont aml Btrike ninaattonal attitudea be?
fore tba world. A slighl diplomatie diflerence
i- iii:uri.ili.il Into an iiiiiiiinent CfiaiB j in-iiti.il
powera are n pn ? nu d aa aaaamlng poaitiona
oi beingoboul i.ake demanda qnite ineom
|. iii.'.i with their prerioaa coarae ; and aren
t, im- of peace, whieh were well auderatood
iinuiilic 1.1 jrinning, are ael forth ;is aew and
diitttrbingih mcnOj in Iheeoming aegotiationa.
Aui'iicaii readera need not be ronfnaed, il
tbej will compare il"- excitemenl andreatli-aa
ih'nn of the reporta from r_nghtnd with Ihe
e.ilni nneoneern of thoae from eootinental
Boureea, The aceord betweea Oermany aml
Aitatria, and the good anderatnnding <d botfa
with Ruaaia, Btill continne, and fnrniabtbe aa
Biiraaee ol :i aaiiafactorT aolution of tbe aen
qneationa wbich n"? aii.N?-. Knaaia^ readlnoaa
(,, tn.it for an ariniatiee is another tranqnil
i.-nu' fact. I mil the ii -nu- of Iruee are known,
tbe aituation may ln- called Bncertain, bnl it ia
vi iv lar from beiug critical.
Ileviewing the war einee ita rommencemont,
ncarly nine monlha Bgo, we Ind singnlarl)
Inile in ita liiatory whieh waa nol anticipatcd.
It Ii.in givea ii-. ib f?cti l,:|t !? auigle great
s,nI,ii.,. il,, im?i.m|i"ti-ni-.y of the Ruaaiaa
commandcra durnig laal Hummer. The Tinl.
iah ic.-i>iaii'-i. weknew, would be Rerce and
hcioic; bnt, onee hroken, il oiua. give waj
;,!l along the linool defenee. Al prcaent, v..
bave i< ii'h.-d iiN end. W ith Krxerum aboal to
-iii.ii.lii; with Buleiman Paaba almoal eer
laml', defeatcd before Philippojiolia j with tba
Turkiab anny reating on Bhumla hebl at baj
liv ili.it of Ihe Caarcwitch, what ahall check the
((inii.ined adranee "t Qhonrko and Ibutetxkyl
II,i- lateat B?wa from Roumelbt, ln fact, indi
catca bo rapid a moremenl on the parl of lln
lal'i-r, Ihit he haa aln-iidy cul off Siili-iniati
I'.i.aha'sretreat i'? Adriammle. One nuore bloa
iiuiy sweep av..,v the whole teiiiiimici- ol'. Ollo
niaii defenee bel .mn Ihe Uua iiuii fronl and tbe
wnlla ot the capital. We aball not beanrpriaed
ii Ibtdetxky aliould be quartered in Adrianople
lu-i'oie ai. urmiatici U concluded al Keaaiilik.
Tbia, tb-Tefow, la tho all-importaul fael thal
thu greal prtee of Conataatinople i^ rirtnnliy
naaiircd t.i Ruaaia, il ehe deairea to graap ii ;
mi she panaca in ber rictoriooa career, and
will atop far ahorl ol dnving tbe Turk
iruiii KiiH'iie. Nothing ii'iil.l luii.-r illns
tiai?- the nbanrdity of the niu-aicd Engliab
Blorma. Wc have alreaily -tated, more than
onee, the probable l!ii>si;iii tenna of peace, and
Uicre i- luii one atnong tbem Ihe opening ol
the Danlanelh'riand tbe IHach Bea?witb \.li!i-li
Englund has any concern.
Tbe Qneen'a apeecb :it the opei in^' of Parlin
iiiciii, on Thnratlay, abowa bowcompletely ile
btte warlike excitemenl baa anbajded. The
ih liant ttttitnile of the Qovernmeni is now
siibdiud to the rery wtfo, il nol .ery deflnil -,
declaration that the Qneen "eaanoi conceal
.. I,,.,,, I,, i ,!l tli.it, --hoiiid ho-iilnics be nnfor
"tnnately prolongeil, aome iinexpectcd occur
"k aee may renderil im ambeni oa bei to" whatl
To?"adopt meaattrea ol precaut-onr' It ia
trne thal ahe adda tbereto bei dependence <?n
Uu- liberality of Parliamenl t<? sapply tha
ineaiis foi sinh pii-i-aitiionaiy mcaanrea;
bni tbia langnage will neither barm mu
frightcn. The qneationa of Lord^Hartiagton
aml Mr. Gladatone drew from Ihe lliniatr. tbe
admiaaioa 11 a; 11 no furtber action wonld be
taki n nntil tbe Rnaaiaa conditiona were known.
The poaition of Engiaad, tbarefore, irt not
ehanged; i??i wa have. aerera] timea be?
fore tliis hcturd tbe langnage oi fagna
iiii'ini.c. Ilo-lililie.s will not \>o prolon^cd?
aaleaa tbe 0-to_aaa GorecBtnent ia in
Miine?BOr i-. any '' ttncxpi etad o> i-ium ni "
likcly to take plaee. la-B Qaeen'i ipeech I
siiui-ly nioiinH that Eagland wjll continue
to flo im sho baa bocn doing?to look on with
BniBBtJ susnirion. Austiia will not bi-oonio ht-r
nlly. Tlio hittor Powor will no doiiht ajaeit
lur elafan lo lake part in tlie nopotiations
whieb affeei the atataa of Bervia, Boaaia and
Moatenegro; aad tium is no pgaaoa t<> B_ppoaa
that Uiirtsi.i will doiiY that claim. But are may
be Hiiio that Baaaia has aot ___? ap the b_r?
flcti of war without rosorving to horself alono
tlio m tthinont of oYi-ry coiulition of poaco
whi.h falls to ber by right aiul by virtory. If
tlio Qiand Duke Nioholaa shall Bgraa with
Bervet aad Kaaiyh Paabaa upon aa ai-afatiee,
that aarpeaaaeBt will apeeify B-aaava aeparate
deaaanda, which, having oaee beea aeeepted
b> Tarkey, caaaot Im. meddlad with by aay
other powera. Tlio attoataoa is so oloar that
Bitch an anioiint t>f ramlom anecn-ttioa an wo
roeeive daily l?y theeable toqaito nnneeeaaary.
SOMR PLAIN WOBD*.
Weatern writera aml ot-tora iiro not pleaaad
that they siiouUl be ealled reptkUatora, or ao
enaed of i?atl faith. They aro not pleaaed that
tln fact abould l>o meotioned, aJthongfa it is
sadly plaia that all the oopperiieada of war
tiim-H aad all tho Boreeenstrncted rebeto are
ebeeriag them oa. lt floos aot pleaaethem to
aeeaotieed the IndbTerenea of ataay Weatera
t-i.iinlioH aad nninicipaliliis to linaiioial
obligatfoaa, evea aftei tho bigheat Courta
bave beld tbeae obligatiooa valid. lt doea aot
pleaaethem that there in a growiaa fneliag at
the l.ist of ilistiuft in regard toWeatera bor
rowera of all aorta. "We ara as boneet aa
" .M.n," tbeae Weatern people aay. " We kaow
"aareal dcal aboai ftnanee aml jroa kaow
" nothing. We thiah it wtoe aad honeat to do
" as we are doiagi aad have ? right to onr
" optatoo.'' No ih.uiit. Eaatern people alao
bave a righl to their oplBioB, whleh happeai
to lu- that of tbe reat af the dv-laad world.
Weatern people ooghl to remember that wo
caaaol make*a newataadard of booor forctv
Uiaed Battoaa, bowever macfa we trv. Thia
I'liunti.v? fiiii iijtft that Btaadard in itadeallaga
if it ehooaea, Imt it will then pay the eoal
w hi, h rivilltation aarely faatena npon aa
ai t cooaklered of bad faith. If we boaeatly
thiak it not aa aei of bad faith, tliat doea not
help us. Tho worhl makea aatloaal eredlt,
aad tbe world baa atandarda of integrity to
whleh we mn-st eonform <>r pay tbe eoat in
ralaed Intereet, taratobed boaor, and acaaty
capital. I he Weal eoolly aaya that men who
have been foryeara la daflyeoutaet with the
facta of eommerce, and have gpeal yeara in
tln- Btndyof tln- towaof fiaance, know nothing
aboat the nrntter. There la a geualae BBUse
iiu-nt in thal regioB thal the world doea n<>t
in taatly aeeepl tlio notiona of pohticlana
wboae aole loqniry aatotbe lawaof Bnaaee i-.
" Whi-.t doea the Biajotity abool foraowf?of
deaiagognea who wonhl gladly gel bobm eoa
.ti-n.i'tiiih- i.ili.i- ;it the <?>?! "i Ughttag in tliis
ldi.l tbe Dreaof atrlfe between capital aad la
li.n which bave deaelated other tonda?and ot
farmcra aad ateehaahsa whoaa anppoaed inter
eata or prfjndioea, it la foii to >.iy. affect their
jodjrmeat tl"' more becauae they are conaciona
11nti they bave givea t<? the qaeatloo no ade
quatc atady. They feel thal the man who deala
in money <>r baa atadied its towa kaowa rery
mnch aboai thc m.itiri tbal thej do aot, and
are Ihe more aaapirdona thal aome advaatage
Iato l?' takea <>t them. Bal in aerioaa kind
neaa, are tbeae tho opialoaaaad prejndlrea fur
whtefa all the experience of the world, aad
the atady of its abteatthiakera, abould be dia
carded 1
II ii-.h worda are aaed t-> the Weat, ti is aaid.
We are vi-ry suiiy tliiit there is ocrasioa for
barafa worda. Whea a man cheata nnother,
wby aboald there aol be plaia apeecfa / Let
ii be granted that the advocatea ?>f the Bilver
BUI, for iiistanri-, iii. in.t genernlly mean ti>
wrong any one. Bnl the fact to there; /'<<.'/ do
it. Thooaaada of h.at and iodnatrioua
workera, who bave aaved what they eonld,
thouaanda of defenceleea widowa :in<l orphane,
wboae aole Bopport i> the monej inveated ilt
rectly <>i Indirwtlj In Oovernment bonda, know
tliat they parehaaed becauae the tow tben
R -., paymenl in gold. Th. y trnated thal ?
l'h i, prond, free aatioa wonld nol wrong a
i-p-ilii.'i. ih? matter bow homble or poor. Over
ilmi- inilli.'ii- of men, women and cbildren,
in niui- I. is'' in Btatea, have Inveated theii -iv
inga in thal faith, aad they tltiak it cheating
wlitii a politician Iriea to make bonda payahle
at tbe rate i?f 00 renta on tbe dolbtr. Will
any Weatorn.ntan tcll u> wbal xnt of worda
in- v.i'.il.l ii->- it tli.'t -"ii oi thing were ?!??;i*
t.i him I
The papera and publlc men are maialy to
iiliiiiu-, it is tnif. lt waa Iheir dut) to make
known t" Wealeni rotera the Btaadard ol
linimr wbich, beld by all eiviltord nationa,
would iin-v ii:ii?ly govera the eredlt of tlua
laitil. With rery few rxecptiona, they his.
failed. A gnal of popobu fi oling came, aad tbey
Im. ul as iiiwattls lii'inl before daager or iliili
culty. Waa ii bard to t<!l the haaty Wt-ti-m
vnti r wbal tii?' world wonld IhinV of Ins a. t !
Hard or not. it waa dnty?tbeir ilutv. above
all. Kepl alive bj the Weat, theyowedto ilu
Weal Joal and wtoe couaacl. II waa their
part i" atf m and >t<>i? the cnrreal of dtoregard
im pablic obllgatloaa aa *.i as it. came.
II.,\. niiiny can aay with trath to-day tbal the
apiril aoa bo Btrong, and s<> madlj bent ii|>'?n
aiis whleh woald rob milltoaa, proetrate trade
and indnatry, and diagrace the conntry, might
not bave been checked il they had done their
llllt.V .'
Tlie Weal nrtll eome t" t elear knowledgeof
this itiif atton. Perhapa before barm is done;
perhape after the Nation haa been diagraced,
aml its proaperity throwa away, 11 before,
th, Weal will gaiu more than any otber bcc
limi. If after, we aball nee obco more. and
rrith kfen regrt't, a people taughl by ter
rlhle ilisasiii to obey the simpleal towa.
Natitre doea not apare thoae wbo break iIk
law of '.'iiiviiitiion. The ataceritj oi Iguorance
of ilu' iuiiii whojampa from thespireof Trin
itv Chureh will m>t aave bia Bock Irom broak
,.... Lawa of mdney are Jual as pitlleaa.
Break them, and anre lo a bnnga the penalty.
More tliiin any other acction, tbe West needa
io borrow, and yel it is trying t?> l.ill its own
credit. TImb m h capitaltot can alwaya protact
bimaelf. The milliona of poor i11?.?? tora at tln
Eaal will Buffcr, If any aei paaaea wbieb ilu
w ot lil Imlfls dtohoneat. Bnl far more, and far
looger, the Wi I will aofler, if men who have
moaey aretanght never to leod it there.
/;//: s.tS fRANCJSCO IU MAOOGUE8.
Baa I'latni-ro givea good Indicationa of i
anbstantial Bocial advance. Prompt meaanrea
bave beeB taken by thal munlcipality to aave
it from the diagrace <>!' a aangninary rio-t. and
t!n- Chineae bihabitanta from mnrderona In*
juatice jiimI ernelty. There ara, in Califoraia,
as there are ia every Btate, too aiaay worth
|t aa and glib-tongned agitatora whoaa bad
htiiini'-s it is to Iuiiii ap ;,'ii(-vaiiii-.-, for othera
aad to stuniil.itt- the woral paaatona of claaaea,
aml ospi i ially of the workiog claaaea. Tho
aaooU ri?Keamey, Kaighti WeUock, aad tho
rost of Ihi'in?liiivo aotually Bltognided tho
hi'oiilitni inoi) into ittcanntlng aomrlhlnglike ?
inililiiiy oi^'ini/iti. to pn-vt-nt, by fOTOa, tha
laiuliin,' of Cliinoso passciigi-rs fioin au
expeeted stenmer. rerhaps they did not
reilect tliat tbfa would be niakiiig
war upon the United Btatea of America,
? powee amply able to deal sumninrily
Witb treason, pattf or Jhigh, and not likely
to perinit a San l'raneisco uiob to abrogato.
tieaticn whieh are a part of tho law of
tho land. Tho result of theae uelaii
oiis preparatioWa proves that a very poor
eonrae baa been takea to remler John Cuina
inan uiipoptilar iu California. The first, mont
cllicacious anil nio.sl plcasing thing whieh was
done, was to loek up Kearuey and Wellock.
Other spcakcrs of the flery ?ort will also ga
bchiml the bats, in.tead of tijisily harangnblg
in front of thein, goblet in band. Tho Citv
Covcrniiient has al.so rcsolvod upon dcci_ive
action, and placed the loeal military eompa
uics oa the alcrt. The aid of tho United
Btatea troopai nnder' Greaeral IfeDoweH, will
be exteoded if neeeaaary ; so that aitogetber
tbe lookout is not a spccially brilliant one for
tbe riotera.
The fact that tho Chincse are to bo at laal
energetieaily protcctcd, is enconragtag. vVa
raaped that it prorea what has alwaya ?aemed
lii-ol.ablc?that the bcstcitizcnsof California have
uo synipathy with the biu: anil ery whieh has
been so nii-i.ilessly raised Bgafa?B. tlie Chinesc
iu that State. Of coiirse, their presenco in
laago nnmben has been atteaded by mmm in
coiivenienccs, aml has rendered noccssary f;oinc
Bpacial legiaiat-on. So nraah may be Crankly
admitted, The report of tha late Benatar Mor?
ton ahowa fairly enongh the adYantagee and
tho diaadvnntagee of Chineae ImmigiatioB. aad
is a wholcsoino dociiincut for the railers to
icad. Wa have nevei known a sensibh; Cali
fornian, with no polilical axe to gririd, who did
not adniit thal upon the whole his Btate had
been greatly beneflted by Chinaae indnatry.
Bnt cveti if this weta not ho, if, unfortii
natcly, tlie huhtnee had been upon tho other
side, and the Immigratfon had tuined out alfo
gelher badly, there would be ao reaaon for
Ihe ill-lieatiiieiit of tho iniiiiigiauis who an
alrcady in the eoiintiy.
ln conaidering this qneation, it mnat be re
membered that tba United Btatea oeeapy
toward tbe reel of tbe worid a pecnliar poe.
tion. It has alwaya been our arowed poliey
to enconrage bnoiigration. Wc have alwaya
boaated tbal bew waa an aayhun for tbe i?oor
aml oppreaaed of every raee and eltme. If
wc had plc.iscd, wo ini^'ht have made diatim
tiona, and while we admitted aome, we migfal
have exclnded otbera. Bnt wa have not
pleaaed. VTe have made all wclcome, aml
inoie than onee tbe conntry, aven ander tbe
Btimnlua of a poiitical agitation, has refnaed
io change ita eonrae in thla reeneet. The (Jhi
i,i n..- immigration may require regnlalion. It
has, donbtleaa, been productire of aome erila,
whieh onght hcreafter to be aroided. Bnt in
all N'l.-h mattera of refonn and aarangement.
it will hardly be aafe to cef-f the deciaion to
tbe intelligenea aml rirtne of a Ban Franciaeo
inob, eompoaed ol men in every reapeet aa
iiml. -ira'ule as ihe in?.Nt de^iadcd of the C'hi
ik-nc tbemaelvee.
Voorbeea wanta the Alexander nanulton dollar in
ordei to ward ofl tbe daager of apecie payaaenta,
wbile Mr. Halatead aad his gronp "f remonetl_-_a
ai rlamoring for tba A. II, dollar in ordertobring
almiit iaimcdiate apecie peya_eata, Bobm eenth tacn
take whiakey fur tbe arowed pnrpoae of eooling
iIi.-iiin. iv. Boff, aad other gentlomon i laim thal they
tahe wbiakejr ia arder to warm themaclvea up. It
lapopolarlr aeppoaed thal gaatfe-aea who aaatga
sui li widely dirergeat rcaaona inr tin-ir whiakey,
eare more f..r tln> preaenl diink than for tba rabaa
ipteiit f.-in|u intiiro.
Theexhibiti wof ptetnrea by the meaaben <>f tlu
Artlate? Kui.'l Boctety, al the Kurtx Gallery, will only
be i.|..;i threedaya longei i<> the pnblir,aa tbe aale is
lixi-.l forTnosday evening next. Tho galkey ia ao
w.-ii lighted liiat tha c..ll.'tiiin may beseentoad
:, g| .iiui..nt .in\ Imiir of tbe day, aml BO vis
it,.i canfailtofiad Booie pietarea there worthy oi
atody. _______________________
POIITICAL NOTES.
l bereareaigaaofa glnl "f Preaidentialeacdidat-a.
Tbe ailver dollar ia rolliag out af _i_lit witb tha
moal deligbtful rapidity.
Mr. Maatle Marble'a ailonce has reachad tba di?r
nity "I -uiiliiii.it' 'I -luqueB-e.
i'i,- iii.-nt Beelye mnal ba terribly eaat down to
learnfrom the omaiaeienl editor that balaa men
liali> in worldly kiu.w ledge.
Erena ur.-.tt reformercaanotafford tomodel hia
,,,.:-, on tho notion thal all the \ Irtne and \\ i^do.-n
in t!ie world ia couceutrated undi r lii.N own li.u.
It woold '??? diffli ult t.i iiml a more adalteratod ar
,j,|,. ,,| ( im| .-N.rviei. re'.t.nii Him tbal wlmli tlie
/.dmiaiatratlon furniahoa for the Lo_Ja_ana m.ir
kel.
Benatar Eaton nerer did a Biora ereditable tbiog
than whea be anubbed Voorbeea, rbe aum ia a
ileiuaaogue, with maliee aforethottght and to
Miueh'b iimi is patriotiaia.
Siih .- (.. n. rai Mi i'i. Il.iii deelared himaelf in fa\..r
nf liiin-i ii.'.ii'.. a greal aaanj Weatern Detaocrata
liave found oul tliat ho wat^ dilatory and incom
,?'.i, ,,i ?? iu the tield, uud tbaPbe " nevei aaa a aafe
liiuiei " au) "??>?
Ai.iuii thadeadeal ibiagin this coaatry to-day ia
tbo "fraud" war whoop. It baa had aamany livea
aa a eat, audever) ancceaaive deatfa haa been more
vinlenl tli.i'i Ita pred 'ceaaor. I'.v.-n Mr. Tildeu uua
boconvinced tliat Ui" "jig iaabonl Bp" now,
A frroeioua attack ui""i Bpeaker Etandall baa
in.kui out within a day or two in thonewD
,-iniil- organ nt Wuahingtou, The /'"-'. Keen ob
aervera "i the diatarbance think they diaecrn tbe
iimnl) for.f Mr. Coxand other dtaappoiuted aa
niranta for the ISpcakerahip dodgina aboal m tbo
baekgrouad.
ii, ileral Williama made aa eloqoeal aaeeeb bef.
tlu- Ke itueky caueiu whieh nominated biu for 8 oa
lor, nnd awore iu the moal Bonoroua rbetoricto ataud
by'tbeC'onstilution.aa "it Hfta Ita dome toward
!,, ,\.ii iii all tbe graadenr with whi< )i il eamefrom
thehandaofitaarchitecta.om fon fathi ra." TheGen
,i il will liavo liiii'l work to flnd in even :i "domed"
t'nnal.i.many authorit. for uiaking 02 renta a
dollar: yet tbat i-. wbal ba alao pledgea bimaell to
woi li for.
\ -a ipared mononienl "fl? imocr ttic graee, Joha
Bon of Sampter, Jaal now towera rery bigh in tlie
mr. .1.iin.n ,n araa eleeted tn the Bouth Carolina
II iiiae of Kepreaentativea, bnt he eould nol prove
it, i.i-i-iMi-i' the ballol boxi a had beeu deaolated, aad
vel tbia Bepnblican waa rriveu his aeal by tbe Dem?
ui i.iiu- iii.iji'i'ity. Ii looki ai if thoae iuthieurea
whieh t.ml "i" mako reaaon and the Kiuitdoin of
(.ml |in\ ui," wore more poteat in Uolumbiatban
in VVaahington.
I ;i, re la more than :: auapicion in tlie minda nf tlie
ailver advocatea thal Voorhi ??- overdid tlu- bnatneaa.
[twii all well enongh for him tn roarailly falae
it.i.i.im aboal "aurreptitioua demonetization," bal
wben hc followed theae witb deauuciationa of tbe
BNuinption A.cl iiml pleaa foranlimited greenbacka,
iiu- ailver agitator turned palo,and baa beea te
tnountrntingererainre. There iano reaaon why I.e
ahould, tbough, tor Voorhoea ia the more logicaJ of
tbo two. L'liiiuiited ailver ia uoluuited inQation, aa
well un !? pudiatiou, and the moat emphatic proteat i
1;, the aorld can'l make tt anythtog elae,
gigaa ur.iltii'ly ihat thei>cople of tbeWeat h.-.ve
been mlareprcaeatcd oa the atlrer anaatien. In
liiiii.inai'i'li -. tbe v.:.. i. alre ol all inflaUoa panica.
i-arefiil luTeatigatioo cbowaan OTerwbahnlng i?"i
ttonofthe betterelemeataef thaeity tobaaajalnat
iiiiiitiiiii-d silvor. The .lomntil, <>i thatcity, baa re
cintiy se'it reportera aaaong tba iaadini boaineaa
uu a, tohnd ont their attitnde, aml tha raaall baa
been tbe diaeoTarlog of only here aad there a aaaa
in Cbtoi of anythlug bnt bonaatmaney, Ibere was
fniiiul U *e aa abaoat eatire ananimityof seatimenl
in fiivnr of n dollar wortb lOOcenta, baaed oa a gold
-i inlaiil. Tbe vote for OarfiebJ iu llw Obio Leajia
lutiir- was an Maally valtialile rcvi'lation ul'. i t
Obio. The people aro at la.t autkiag their vuico
beard, and ns thaf bagta to speak, the domasogag
buguis to (jiiict ilown.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Gideon Welleg i? to contribute a pai>er
to the Mareh number <>f The Atlnnlie.
Mr. Joaqnin Millor f^iys that the late Caro
line Norton once aal.l to hlm: " You Ainerlcana are n na?
tion of jioela."
Whitticr writos a friend in this oity that he
doea not aee tvliy he abould Ue oonhT.ttulatc J ou old ago
.11..1 rheiiiuiitiHiu.
Mrs. Mary Ohiiimor wa? tlirown from her
r.irrmge in Waahinaton the other day, while out rldinc
with Mr. and Mrs. Croly, of The Grapliie, and her hagfl
w;:s li.nlly eut.
Mayor Pioreo, of Hoston, gavc a formal re
ee|ition to tlie city ofilclala on Wi-'lneaday ovenliut, and
for the llrat time In B_BBBVa hintory the women aaaBBaaj
.,f tl'i-S.-hoolCoiiiiultt.-e aml llouril ol Huiiervisora ap
].<-;ir<-.i wiiii taa Baaaeaagaliaa?a
Tho gouial aitthor of *' Raift and his Friends"
-Dr. Brown, of BaB-BBBgb? wiltea to a frleud who ?. nt
lilm u cojiy of tho ieceiitly-i'UblUhefl " Hallt-rk Meinor
lal": " Many tlianha for it. lloluios'sode U beautiful.
What a brlghi ami aappp eoul ta hia r
Madame Yoshida, tho wite of tho .lapanese
Miniat.-r, now aaaa?? onr lanifiiage so well tliat nbe it
aaat tO make lu-r ceremouious ealla In W,-i-liiii?ton unac
rompanlcd by proroptcr or luterpretor. II. r littlo
ilaiiKlilcr, who ia bcKiuniug to titlk, aneuks B_a_aB8a>
eliisTveiy.
Eagle Pliinio is aa Imlian Chiof who, spoak
bagaedpa fi w tror.i? of gagMa?._ a?aai la ln-fura
tlir.i'iirliout Itnllaua on Indiun life. llia leeture. will ba
ttiiiii'ii into Baa?ai araa latBtafatap. Haaa?at aaaaa
Plumawean lall latbaa eoataaar,part oi valah ua
bUzing acartel bianket.
The I'rineo and I'riiioes* of Walaf fjagw ia
iiianyvv;i.yMino.ii klml ln-arta. They have iir.nided for
laad_ag-a-i and the otiu r f_haaa atjelaaag a-aaV
lent flehooi-n-oiiis inid teaehers, and on haBalaja they
.'iv<- the cliililnn tr.-iit.s aml -i-i . ii ? abte clfts, th? I'rln
eeaa und lur little ones dMrlbuiiug Ihe latler with their
owii liaiul-..
Coliiin-I Forni-y writi's from N?*J tt atl Abbaj
tliat "if l.onl Hyron, vvUh hi? gt__ jni-au* uud irr.-alei
gaataa, bad baaa aa happy la his aaaapan_BaBl and aa
regalar m ha babtla as Mr. VTehhi taa paaaaaBawaat ol
Ni-wstead Al.bi-.v, he vvould have lived to an Iionorabta
,,1 i ,it:e, and liavi- lefl a 88488 far more i-i-li I.ruled, lns
oaaae it waaM bave bi bb deaply lataAaaal aanUaaa."
The Bbafa togoiag to tiavi-l in Baropa ?gafai
tili tlrna IwmaaUr Haf?aaaraa taal aai raaarra haa
i, , a proatpti -1 by a aaaara atUI larthcf t? araaaata tiio
?.v'-ir.ire af his BBagaaaa bp taa bj?aaaaattaa taaa it of
im ii- Kni-i.i'i-anaaaaaaaa Hewaa latatp haanl la ?ay
thai af nu ihe rnvai aad laaaerlal aaaaasBwna vhasB
uroualatancelie madeBoriag iu former toar, aaaaa
more ^iirioi-.-.i ban tbaataa Prtaeeof Wawa,beeaaaa.
u lu- pai it. ?' be s.-'-iii.-d liko one of ihe Baaaaa?, aud
,1.-1?k ii tha tiiiino."
Newaraapei pnrtraitmv of Mr. Lfiwrenee Ilar
rett: MTraTfjUlag Baaaa yearaafaaa a waatwat-anaaja
t ui, ti.iii, eaaaiaiMaalaablag bbbb?wtth aeep?a] apaa
inti-lli-i'lii;il fur. . aud babttCal in nu uii'i..-.ially taag ulstcr,
was aaa af Iha fellaw paaaaagara Wbaa ba .-i>..k.\or
cvi-ii look.'ii hard, eaaataetar, paatar aad brakaaaailpB
to aUatatar laaad aauaapata bia anBBta,aa_ al t; a?B_a|
itattoa vviun- wa bad Bapper, Bllhaagb he attaead bal
tiw aaaaa, la a aaep hu.i rtehlp Baaaaehral baaa, tho
aalirra falrU auwaaalled IbaaiBalTaa by aaaaaaaa ta
M-ivi- hlm. Xti ? lubtla in laneda? of bia prea^ece, or tho
poteot apell of taoae aterly eyaa, made ail aefcaawtaaga
lu-.powet ov.i tli.-ai."
Two weeka ago, lo tho edaaaa of Betefbta
for ib.- r.-,.j.;.-, liKiiti.'ii was iit.ui: by Taa Tataoaaal
tbc dlaaattafai Uaa axpraaaed bythc taaattag Baa_r_aaaaa
to Th' h'atttrmltttm] tha raaaaral af Ihal aauraai-i to
PhUadclpbia. lo ?" aadat ti"' auaaaB-aeal "f Pral
Cope, That ih-...iti-i.i ii"ii baa laki a 8>flartafara?,a8_
ta exprcaaed ia a etrealar a- Mlawfl : " Tha BaalaralgBei,
ui... hara la paat yeanc?BiirnBa)8gai_elea,aaatBpa4h8i
nu u:is helpad to aappeti Raa .1 aaa taaa tmturtdiat, pro
0 -t umlnat thc (wnttaaad u*e of t!i. ir r.iiai-. in tliefume
,,,. ,,d.iimli-r tli- i.i-w rouilittoiis aiv.-rri.- .1 tn tho
l?.:?i i.iii:il,ir.,f 1-77." II,.-< ii.-ai.ir ls M^ued by
I'rofes.ora ig__Iz. Uray, Whltney, Hagea. Phaler, Alii-a,
i isriow, Uaaa, Marah, Vnn:i, Bawhcsry, omie, uud
: . rood.
Ilr. Joha Brlgfat, t'i? orator, haa Hebrew
btoad in hi* n h_i aaa ?i hi* aaaaatera, a Quak ;?, mar
rted a bBinlaaaaa ITahraw baty. Mr. Brlaht'atethar,
,i.i,.i) r.i .-h;.i- raaaaaabarad iu Raaha_ta nuamauof
v.-.y ra-au-aala N iraetar. H<- Bbaai high lathaop_aaa
,,f alawoihpcapaeaaa kind aml Baaaaaaaraaa aaaaBHrar.
i?., W.i.t. r alghta, with a lart;,- laut.-rit in bia baaa, ifiid
arappad up wanaly la a tiii'-k art raaal. h.. waadd a_ad
ut liis ?Ul gatca, ftrlag d-aaMaaa io tha raapaaalra men
to rapt .lat'tad tha ahUdraa aa their wagrhaeaa If ha
beard tha illahbaal aaagh ia tho miit. out Baaaa apaaaah
j.iii-efniiu bta pooki-t, aml _M BBBB rerre vivi-d a liunp
lufaclcntly larga la Baaaiaa Iha aaoat Btahhaaa aaag?.
oneof in-1- k-alatloaa waa that whea aayaf bta vork
rx-oule became Inflrm throagb ;-? or inaeaac, and had
uot.froai uuforeacen clrcumatancca, i-ei-n au ? t?> ProvMa
f,,i ancb routlnax-nctoa, be pcnaloued il..-in olT; i.tit tho
rualortty ->f bia workpcople reeclred su, b ablgb rau af
wuirea thal In old wa- larire nnmbera of them wera
anabled to Utc wllh tha attaoal aocafart.
Lokdov. Jaa. 18.?II is aaated that Jaraei
OordoB Bf aael arUI aae Um itoaai yaehl Daadara, aMaft
,,,. |,iir,n.,.-..,!yeateteay,for Ba_that hretta axpcainaa.
W_snt-OTO*, J;'"-18.?Taa Bpaaiah __aia>
terhereta bow BBahtag prcparaUBaa t" eatahratatha
ii,;.iii..-'?-.'t a-acAlfoaa iea___M aaat, by a graad
party, lo tahc ptai i al WarB_ay*i Batat, whara tho M'.n
1>t(.r" Md bia f ualty are lt\in_-. ir.iu,-.', Raglaaa,
(,i-ni.uiy. Bwadea, Deaaaarh, h-Ktia, aad Bctghaa
have ilreadj leat. or will aead, aaaaaaaadara taja-drli
i irii-.it uouip, vi itb largc rettuuca of lecretanra aml
uttaihe* io ai:. nd tbe uiarrlage arrcmony, .nidthuia
expreeathi Ir royal approbatloii "f tu< aota-.
OEXERAL S0TB8.
One of thi- Philaih'lphia theating haa lowoioil
lu ,,.-,.?,.of adralaaloB, Tawbeat i ??- ???? i aaUa d Mr*.
joha Draw'a Arch Btraal Thoatra ara aaw to ba had at
>i, aadearnaipoadtaf reaaeaaaa hara beoa Baaaa for
a ,,t- iu the i?llerto_ The peUey 11 roa_atag the arhaa
offulnitaaioniiaarraaltadao faTorablyal taa aaadaaiy
of Mii?tc lu that elt; lhatlbe ezpet-taaat ai now to bo
r,i? .iii-,1 at a thoaw?
Tha Btaadiag Comailttee af tho Proteetaat
Ppli ....,'. i,.,...? aafUa-aaaaaa eaaaaaaedtha ataatiaa
nf Dr. Bcyaaear aa B-hop of BfBrtagd hi Tbla i.u Baaa
for tbe iit_H ciuir.-hiu.-ii; for in l-'.'i'Mn- aaaaa eoaiailttoo
rotad agaiaai the B0B_rB8a4Uoaol i?r. DaKataa. v.:.at
la Btlll more alngular, the roeeal ;u-ti-ni af tha i aaa-tttaa
aaa tabi b with B aaaaawrM vote. Dr. w. g. w*ehbo,8l
ipolia, anroiealettor la aafeaea af Dr. s.-vmour,
iimii bored earaeaUyto Beaare a rercraalof lhaBta>
rloaa ladgtoeal "f hi.4 eottoagaee. la axptatatag h:a
,. mrac he ref? rn .1 to Dr.Charlee H.Hnll'a rc? al tatlor in
Thi rinia Miisiii.-u.-si r. ,?;> niat eould bc made to tba
i..'?f-;,...U-.I-.. imt nrauedthai a rnaa abo waaal tha
' . i,,i m, h-adlng t """ ?'? "' IbodifBiaaU
;;,.-, ,, ,.,,a|.1 .?. protaotf d to Uu iptaeopata wlahial im
|,r,,;,l't't.".
One ean Baderataad how, as Sbeaatone aaja,
? ? vi,',.:.!n idwllhBMslodlojiarotea,Ia heardtagaehaeti
i,i- .-iioi.-e": or ? ii,,w ..tt tha itBarlagBBaa
, :\ trt, CUinha froaa Utc toe to toaeh tho haart**! baa it
lanoteaaj to iad oal bow a llttta, taaa. ataatcd rm-.t of
ngroccr'aclerhcaawlathea_ea_oaa af t eoaataybaaa.
,..,,,1,1 iu I, t tall, and walghtag _M peaada. Ber
f.it'.i-T. a farmer hale aad boarty aad rtah, Uvtag aaaf
im.i.i.i.ii i.i.s. aad V.. i.;..._ 229 po lada, aa i.l aol aa b*
-?....,, it. - UV'by, Barab," be aould lay, "the tat U ? i baf
i-.itu Ug riiou.h to a. ? '-." r>"t Barah Uked bei
?,, ? tbe taaa, aad a b ? he wa i forblddea to aoaae eoan>
? at dead of in.'iit. .i..iti.-iil.iiiio it': ? road, t
haateu.-d toa rl rayi u'a hoaae, Toa mlaetca aftar
th i " t. ranrrlfxl ihe brtde'a fatner barat Into the l
,,in. .i i. vohei ardi i tbl* iluugl rer tog ?
ilu- -Mi-i tl.-.; ai' " toui :.i : ia.. iii-m ,,i a alalwiui friead
and In ihe tv. mi.i:. - < f nu ey ? o ahot-jjun v. ,i- .. . ? :? ?! at
Ihe atem falhet. "llueaanot,dall" aaid the bltfomltHj
Uridr, aa thf old genilenmu droppod bl "I'H
rui v'-a ti; v all;.. iuu..'," be um:' aeal eal ??
liHik for hl* uoi .
A Wlsconain anbaeiiber, \n1io 1ns read Tna
TaiBibiB lorthlrty yeara aud lik-s lt a.s vm': bi rrerj
altbouah tiotaafraldU ta MaUt_8 BPTereioa Weatera
liin.i.-y," ta aaaloaa to l.-.nn the taial aiaotnl ofth*a>
debtedueaa of tbo Ualted Btatea, laetadtag Vaaoaali
siat.-, maaldpali eorporattoa ;?? t p ra ataL n>- layaba
baa beea worrylng aret tha prahaam fat Baaay yaaia
The N lUoaal debi oa Deeaaahei 1, 187*, ba i 11 k ta tha
in -. ary.waa P2,08?_3eV)0P. Tha Btata aabta at tha
iiiM.-ot! 1876, aa_ragatod |3oa.l70_83a, thabolk behal
inid ir, ti-. soutii. ThamaatHpaldebta ol iMdUeaat
thorlaaa ofthe bbsbb pear,aaaoaatad to j-titi ;7-.<.i'.f.
aud tha :. iiiaiiiim; taoal badahtc laoaa wUl aol lalai Ba
Igorea beyoad 9lfi0Ofi99fi00k Theroare aoatal
;,,?? v, i.;,., tbedebtaofeorporatioB and Iad ?. jdoaheaa
i.,-... iiin.ti-.l wiih unv ib -r.t aaaaranec. [he iwai
Coiiniv siii.s,-i-Hi.-i- will hc iiuiti- ri-ht If he tclla hia
bora ihal their couairy aad bta la bwirlly wiirtirairea.
und cannol Bffordto rtamage Ita eredlt by aoy hi - ?
luugger aucb u - tbe ltl.in-1 HUver Blll. Yaakeaa ? a rarf
,i, M,-; they caa Inroatalmoat Bajihlng; but tbey eaa>
i,,,t ,i icoTrr aay aaw prlaeiptaa al ia laeo.
The propaiations for tho I'aiis Exhibttbal
ladleaU thal iii?- Brlatah wUl i?e Um bm -t in_4_a_ajaaP
(lon l'ext 10 tbe l'r. lu-h, nnd that tlie tiext m Ofdef aBB
ba tha a_a_a-HB-fartaa aud taa itaiiau BecUoe- ??
ihtaaATaraapaavaaoaa tha- baatvaadwlUN >?l',/j
ifnotbrillliititlvrei'irseiited. Aamoial feature vlll ?
tha nuaii-ir of Japaaoafl ezhlbltora. Kol f.-?vr ???
tl.iriy have alreadv aacnredspaoeai nnl lh? ??JJ
Uorerameal ta golag to aend a aau< nai calle<thai aaaaa
outacta, vvhieh ta atated to He ai oaoe rleb and beau in?
nv h.-ti.er it bo aaa tt.at a lhaaaaad Cata?a_a awgaaaj
to ParlB, uudci tho i.rote-tlon of an emlgraUoa *&?&>