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TBE NEW8 TB18 M0RN1NQ.
FrBBUO~.--Fope Ptaa IX. died r1 :; i 'clooh ? ?
day uft.-i?;'- ... al the Vatioaa, Robm] the c
Braaaail; the CardmalareaidiBg ahroad baro beea
Baaunoaed to Baaaa. ==== Ia ihe Britiah Hooae
<.t Coa?aona, yaabBrday, Mr. Forator witbdrew hia
auicii-.l. -ut. aad tlio aapple?eotary eredlt was
giantcl; loteaae ezetteBBBBl preTB-a ia Ixnadoa;
aotl-Raaaian deBiooatTatioBa bara takea pbvee, aad
?.lr. Uladatooe'a wiadoara aara baaa brokeo by a
}11,,i,. Tba Baaa_aa ara aaaz CociataBthiopla,
l.ut not actoally la the eity.
jii.Mi vii. .-.Tba TaniV liill i now r.iata ffleeaa
Kinii I'v tin- foll ('"tiitnittci- n Waya aad Meaoa.
_== ArgBBteat <>f tha Tasaa aad Paeifle aod
fjaailhuia FarnV irrffpfrrritl haa begoa before the
Beaata Coraadttaai CoBmel baotl apokayeaterday,
__= Bahaeriptiooa to tha 4 i?-i oeat kM_.aBMraat
to aboai 83,000,000.= Tha fallUatef Hoaor
r.ry Commiaaiooera to Parla la priatad to-day. =
'lln- -??'.uii I arollnaBoadCommlaaiwa reaaai to tha
Qaoeral Aaeembly thal al the 84*396,290 oooaoli
aatad boada aod certiaaataa of atoek uaraeo. aadar
the A. t of 1878, fl,577,835 areralld. I ha 1
BMreean*Faad_a' Bfll paaaed teMVirgiola Beaate,
- - - -i io- NewYork Aagamhly adopted a reaototloa
of lntroiryia raiataoa to aaaaaypaid byiaaaraaea
aoananlra to defraytha expeaae af exataiaatiooa.
;-,?, |ij.ii.-:iiiuii haa beea aaada to Attoraey-CreB
cral 8ehoonaaaket for tba raleaaa <>f Wm. M. Tareed
- All Oorerner BTeCleUaa'a aoaalaatloBa for
Count.v Jadgea hare beea Dooflrroed.
Coaoai ?--.?Mr. lllaiue apoka oa tbe BIlYorojoea
tion in the Bcaaatu yeaterday, und lo farot <?f a
alaUarof 120 aralaa;Ba Traa applaadad from tbe
aaBeriea; Mr. Johaatoa apoka '??' faror of tbare
aaaaBd?atioaaf aUrer : arraolotioa pi oted by Mr.
gdamade for aa faTrarlgatlnw ><( the d-lay iu ix-n
j*'(in baaiaeaa, aad for iis n li-i. aaa agreed t<?; Mr.
Davi.-V aarlaga baak tttx iiiil was paaaed, ? Tha
Baaaa eeated Mr. rTiggratoa (Deaa.), a eoateataal
traaa Cahforata, by a ntrictly party rota, aad tbaa
adroaraed. ? The Baaate eoBflrroed a naaiber "f
romitiatiDtix. aitiimi: theta thal "f Mr.HIQiard*aa
Hiaiatei lo J5i i/il; lhal of Mr. WlBtaaMoa, -m
Oalwctorai Naw<dMaaaa, waa rajeeted.
Cnr *\i> BBBbbbab.?Beraral New-Tork l)anl<H
nrc coiivcitiiiK their ciiiutal into gojd. = = The
Ckaaabarof OeaaaBBfaaadoptad a Baaaaria] to Coa
gjreaa aaadaal tha PiaaH Bllrar Blll reetarday. ===
Jadge Doeahaa deeided that Mr. Jawatl had
tlieri.'lit t" waive exaiiitnatioii. == AagBBBM M.
Tiirticv. tha ikfatiltitig bank tellcr, waa arraiir.icd.
;-r riic Lord prooaadhip aara poatpeaad.
-? rhe Lliuhnliaaa Baaakad i>all Mir
pasa'.-d all ita aaadeeiaaon ? Haary T{an
kiu, un laaaraaea hrokar, lna defraaded
Ida patroaa af arer ^"J.imio. and Bad.=====
Joelllavdcn & Co. have aaapauded with lialiilitien
of BtOU.000. aPiaaat-fBOtiaB with tha pr<?
poscii M-ttl.-iiniit by J. F. Haary, Carraa A ('"-, la
npiuBBii trj irnfltfrtT ==Tba Coaiouaaloaar of
I'ui.lic Worka aaakaaaatateaaaal ?t Ua aorkdarlog
1877. __?: ThaaatalgB war raaaora eaaaad an Ib*
iaaaaalalaailaalaanraaiie rate?.ir? Oold 10_'**.
li?L'. 1<?_'. (iold value of thc log??taadi r doUar at
tbe closc, I?h ceuts. Btdeka lairly active and JjiKln-r,
cloMti*.' lirtn.
Thk WKATiiiit.?Titict nf. Iaa_ jbaorratiooa in
diratc a gradaal iaaraaae ef aranotb aad ehmdioraa,
tendina towanl iaiu. Thafaaoaiataryeaterday, :i-'i .
47-, 40 . _
Now that Mr. Bluir has faih d nioiirnfiilly in
?au attcnipt to " rc(i]icii,'' he night endearot
to .slrat t:p. _^_
Tlie Senntc BdJ <1< <i<l'<l tBBl i'-<' !'?s' Hiin-iv
in*r Old Line WUf Rliall BB i?t:iiii<'d in thc
public kcivuc?jiciliMps as a turinsiiy Mr.
HiUiaid has been confinncd ;is Mi?tatd lo
Pra/.il. but ;hc Dcruocratic BBBBtlWl f-d it, \mIIi
ihe liclp of lour Kcpiibhcau TOtea,
Thc attt mpt to dciirivo Mr. Jewatt of t?8
right te be 84?Bltted bj bafl waa petty im<l
8-BBBJB_abaa, Judgc Dotrohae f?araj tcn-i- ti
pntllcieiitly when, in 1ns decision m Mr.
Jew.tt'.s lavo;, Bf -91 B8 Wla to rcincn.b.r
n single iustanc* iu B_B_ a ditlcicnt 888-88
from that whicb lie pn-bcribes has ever beea
adojitod.
Thc Cliopliiin of tbe Hcuatc, or ?s Iis nii*tiit
be calbd, the BoBBtfff fioui thc Db*_?8 oi
Colunil)ia. BB8 at lust Utkcn part in t?I hllvci
debate. It ia not bia habit to remain so loiiar
aiient on peudiug qucationa. Now tlutt he iuij
apekea it rnnnot be B?4 tbat bo haa avowed
a-BBB? a ettrer man, ut it nuist be admitted
that hc made a bi-nictallic prayer.
Ouo day of thc oflicial invcstigation of thc
Mctropolis Rccins sullicicnt to cnd all rortro
vcrsv as to the seaworthiiBBBB of ibe ship. A
clerk in the e_pldy of thc owaera tosttfled
that thc piecea oi thc tneelr. khrown ap by thc
wav.-s were ?o rottea that tlicy could be
?'maabed ondei his foot f and Ibe aargeoo
toettfled thal bobbi parts of thc tt-ber eoald
be ciit likcchccsc, bring-tg a. piece along wita
liitn to provc it.
The Chatnbor of Coinmcrr-e ycstcrdny 8B
tered an explanation bdob it* B?oatea af i<*
aJJeaee with reepeel t?> the Bflref rcsolution,
whfle condcmnmpr, in immeasured terins, the
Silvcr BflL Tho cxplanation was, in thc
wordeof Mr. Rnggka, that whfle tbat " db>
" crcditable, nnhappy, nnd alinost fatal rcsolu
" tion " was looked Opon 88 a National calam
itv, a Wiae discrction had kcpt it from thc
I'lcsMont, and tbe C.ovcrnim nt was diafraeed
"only ln patt." H rnaj sinkc Btanley Mat
thewfl cvcntually, that, this is a qagattOB ol
tnoi.ils, and not of politics.
A reaotafioa preaeated in the AaaemWy yee
terday i.v a Dearacratte taembec etabodka aa
aaaaalt BBOB thc ndministration of IiiMiiancc
SBperiBteadeat Stnyth. Thc eharge againat
hm nea- to be tbat larga simis havc
|?.,? ,-ollcctcd from Hfd ltiMirancc com
paniea by thc Ins.irance Department
nnder thc fonn of Wlla for thc cx
amination of their affiow, witbout lirst aabmit
tjng thc bills to thc Coiitioller, as reojairod
by law. Thc icohrtion was, however, in
Ihe ioiin of a siinple leqnest for _foiflBV
tion from thc OntTOfler, aml was, tlicn
fore. Bdopted by thc Assenibly. Our Al
bany diapatcbea give gllr. Smyth's expbv
nation ot his netion, frona whieh it Beeeoa tbat
hc w.is pitiib-d, in whal hc ilid, by advicc ..1
c..nti-1-l, and deelarea that be faaad himaeH
obtiged, by a coofliel of rar_a betweeB the
Conatitntioa and thc law referred to, to dis
regard thc latter.
Eaatern business mep havc ateadfly I?Bated
ihtit if thc worel eoaiea to the aorat, and
thc silvcr cxj.ciiu.H't iiiu-t b? tricil. wc
ahould at leaal pat a hundred eeBta'
wortb of silvcr into the dollar. Mr. Bloine
plants himsclf ou this propoaitioa. Hc vehe
mently oppoeea thc Bland bfll, insiata tbat
Congreea lias no Comnitutioii.il i-i_rfat to keep
.-iivi t demonet?ed, aad propoaeaa aflrerdolkur
of 425 grain*. '1 hc propoaitioa is plan?ble.
'Bimet?lliata, however, will deolarc it perni
ciona. To raisc thc v.iiiu of our silvcr coia
age U. they aay, to force oul of dreoialion
the silvcr coingge <>f Pranee aad the other
membera of tho Latia Uaioa, to drire the.n
togoULand toleave oawithChina, India, and
other s.-nii-civilizcii conatriee to earry the
silvcr bui.l.n ol thc woild. Ncilher vii w of
Ihe suli.jcit is firee fioin dillictiltics. nor
is it probable thal the bul aothoritatire
word in the disi-u>-iiiti has yct beea apoken.
'.Ii. B?Jne'a gpeech baa ;iil bis Btrong ?tar
actcrinticB flrnrnrwi, force, adroilBeaa, and
nggre*?veneea, aml ??:i tbeee Bccoanta it arell
deaervca the wide peraaal it la Bare to receire.
Whatevei elae m.iy be aaid about ii, it ia 88
M|ii;:ic a biOTf 88 the Hlami blll has vet le
c.-ived.
ll r l.x.
Ihe dcatb of no mcic'.y s ctilar moiinn h
oonld oi-ca.sion anything like thc feeliag whieh
will be awakened by that <?f Pini IX. Por
howereT reetrieted bad beeome his temporaJ
anthority, he waa *-ti11 regarded with filial
vi l.cration by the BlOai ntiim roiis religioua
orgamiation in the world. With thia aeati
meiii, :iot altogethereecleaiaatiral, hia peraoaal
enaracter had somethiiag to da He b_i aa*
doubtedly beld by his apiritaa] ehildren t<> ba
the urv flower aml pettection of till Cbristian
graroa, aad thc wortby rcprraontatire on
i-artti ot the Majeaty of lleaven. Thia oeacea*
sion waa made pttrtiy tn the mau, aml partly
to tbe great oAee whieh he bad been providen
ti.ill.v ea.led to lill. AiJ Ihe misloituues whieh
eloitded nioat of thc wnrs ol his poutiliic.ite,
served onlv to raisc him in milliOBB ol eyeeto
tlu- dignity of a rotTerer for HghtooBaaeaa'
Kikc Bat, on thc other band, by tba greal
ntiil intelliL'ent body wifleli inadc thc ileni.il
of his anthority almoal an tirtiele of iis crei d,
ln- will be eotisiileti-il M II B?UI of m.Hi.V lni>
takea, aa a nder who proved recTeant to the
libeialprineiplea avowed ui.his BcoeoaioBto
power, tis an obatrBctioo, all the greater for
that leason. to thc nient;il, m.iteiial aml spir
itual progrraa of Btan??d. At the begianing
i.f bia .-r-'-t hc inay bara been mlanBdarataod,
aml his liberalia? orer-eatiBiate? It will
bo Kiid, i idigBaBtly by bobbi aml
eiitically by othcrs, either tbat In- was
falac in tte preaenee of difflculties to
thc pTomp?oga >f Iui better naiure, or thal
lie was iiitclh-tually uucqiial to the woik whieh
he undcitook. EveB a rit-ator inaii tlmn he
waa atigbt havc BBeeambed to tbe difBoaltka
?.I ins edtaatlo? it waa aataral that the liberal
eoarae wbieb hc. at _rai piuaaed ahoBld hare
aianaed the prineea, b_dobb for tlie perpetaity
of their power, by whom he was Barronnded.
To their icmoiistiaiiecH and to their inter
feicnce he had BOthiag but nmral foreea to
ojipose at a time BJ?Nl juslicc, BOBOr, bunitin
ity, aud rcligion bad 8?noat all eeased to
direet royal goreraarienta. The repnblieania?
whieh eatbaa?sta bad ezpeeted to aae
te_periagi '* ,lot toBBaforniitig tim Papal
(Jovcnimeut, was scarcely consistent uitb the,
reliirious BBtoeraey whieh thc position of Plaa
unpbed. N'<? Bflodera?oa ?;i^ t<? be ezpeeted
from a people Bnaoeaatoflied to nn atino.-plu n
oi freedom. Pattenee Bad faith were thaqnali
ties required of their iuhi ; if they were to be
emaiiicipated, thc gd aboflld havc been eon
trollcd by a miod with a BVge cainieit^ foi
jiiibjic all'aiis, aml sticli a ni.nd, il inay ai?l*
(.ut d?reepeel be aaki.ltlw PopedidBOtpoeacaa.
]n his lirst iiica.silics is to be ob-ci\eil a
eharaeter natnrally b_tiabie aml philgathropir.
He dttm?eed his Hwiaa ga_rd beeaaae !???
meanl to eaabiriae biaiaeif in thc hearta of his
people, aud he pioclaimcil a poUttoal ainncsly
beeanae !"? eoold not bear t<? pro-ecun aml l ?
l.uiii-li. Jl<^ tlWBgBt to e.stabli.sh tlie ]?ros|i< li
ty aml tr swci |> BWay Ihe Jiaiiju-lism cl' li.,
aml had a humlreil phms lor pnBBOtiag thc
tetni-oiii pnarperityof tbe Bee. Boi the wild
radieal?n ot npriaing Earope was aending ita
apoatlea aml einissm.-s to Roaoe, BBd thedis
BStiB&ed iiopulation of the Sta.es forgOi bciie
liis coiifeneil in ils euinrirs lor a larger
frecilon.; and, afler Mlftrring ii humlicd ili
rtiilts, tho Pope tlcd frO? thc (Jiiirinal.
It was natural that i'ius s'uoulil rctiiin to
Bobm a diibrcnt, if imt u wiaeg Bjta_ li '"'
tliottrht that be had paid ileaily for imlul
oi-im- in popular aympti'hh-s, aml that henee
foitliI a Btciner poliey WBB dcniaudtd ol him,
it ia hurd Ui wc BOW, afler hucIi an experi
encc, he rould havc tliouirht othcrwisc. It ia
eetk?I tbat fraaj this time la?ith hwlibaajaliaag
was a tliiug of tbo past. It in not, however,
to be undcr. ?od that he grow hard or cnicl,
or that he exhibited despotio viccs. After
thia time, in fact, it may l>e aaid that hc
has no politieal history. Thc world ngrccil to
rcfer whatcvcr was distasteful as aaafl as what
eror was vij:oroiis in tho Itoinan Goveroment
to the astute genitis of Anto'ielli. His t-mporal
DOW8C ponc, thc Pope bccame oll tho morc
vi-o;oiis intho asscrtion of his spiiit.nl an
tbority. He still eOOld BaBM bri. fs aml bu Is
aadwxiteand pabliah encyeli.al letteea iiba
still eot.hl dcnounec thc d.'struclivo libeia >sm
of the Bge, and lod B- sanction to B0W dOg
mas or to old do.-ti?iaea whith had fallen into
obaearity. The o.ci.pation of Kome and tte
ant.cxation to the Kingdom of Italy lelt him
bal the aba-OW of lcmiHir.il DOWef. WBCe that
tinHhchas beea tflB Beadoftbe Caaxeh, but
ha baa beea bo morc. The atiectionate
feclintr whi.ii his situatioii aroiised thnmgh.mt
thc Catholic world nnist, in soinc deirree, ha\e
roropenaated hi.,. for his politieal iimriitiea
tious; but hc loitml a bctter coinpensatioii ln
,i?. faith lo whieh hc adhered to thc but, and
in his s.nv hope dl ibe -ttaiate restontioa ol
the Chareh to the broad eatatea of ahieh ahe
had been dcsjioiled.
It is scarecly to be tintieipil'd that thc fil
tuie aillJadge Plaa IX- with bietorfcal harsh
ni-ss. Beigaing at any olhcr time, it is eaay
to imiiK'iiie that hc migbl havc lcft a rccord
far dillcient from thal ol Btoat of his predo
CeaaOra? that hc would havc been knowu M a
kind, bciievolcnt and wcll-bclovcd prince of
ihe (11111(11 and the Statc Somefliling of suell a
,-haiaeter he has imlced seciiied, btit with it i
as-oeiat-d al lea.?t a BBSpM ioii that he laeked
niinv of thi-eleiiiciilsof a greal rulcr, and cs
peeially th.it hc penaitted biniself to be
gOTCCBed too miteh by his fears, il
not by his prcjiidices. He is not Ihe lii-t
man, BOf is he by any means tbe
lirst iiionarch, who has Middciily BBOt
from libera-BB to thc oppoaite cxtieinc. If
in siinicwh.it he was lo'.nd wai.tin;,', it BaBBl
ln- ii liielllbeleil that hc was soiely tlied. He
was thc S..I1 of the ChOTCb, as well as its
Futlicr. aml he phuetl no lit.iit upon its ail
thority. Aga aml eirenatataaoi i atreagtheaed
both his own BObmiaaiOB aml that whieh he
dcmanded of ethera. All elae-acieatifk ad
\ 111-. nici.t. the apread ot rdncation aml intei
ligeoee, eren theroaterial happioeaaof peoplea
?were, in bia ini.nl, aaaotbiBgin rompariaoa.
Aml vei iu tliia trne child of Italy there waa
Uttle aeceticiatn, no rigidity of mannc.-, no aa*
suinpiioii oi Bwfal dig?Hy. The pil
iriini- who eaBM to aee him from all
paita oi the earth, aml to a-k his
hleaamg, fonnd him not merely nrbane, but
delightfnlly free aml ainning la all bia argya.
He had a -mile and :i kind W?ld for all who
approacbed him. He apoka t<? Proteatanta,
hrretica aa hc regarded them, with gentle
suavit.; aml tin v lefl his preaencc li.ll of
tiilmii.itioii i"i iln good old niiiii. His laal
daya were lull ??t troublea, wbkh ooJy aenred
to Btaltipl) his ameiiiti.-s. Ilappv will be hi'
Bocceeaor, ii hc ean briag t<> the difficall
diitics whieh are aaaaredl] befora him, a lika
philoaophy aad an eqnal re?gaation!
EV8SIA AXD COXSTANTLJtOPLE.
Tha Engliafa Jonrnala made another pno
techaic diaplay yettordiij morning, aml, t irn?
iog tin i. Inrtd Bengal ligbta npon Coaatanti
aople, behei.l Rnaaian troopa already occupy
I iBg thc old Byzantine l.iilil.r.ilioii,, This
' would not be ii aorpr?iog rdreaaiataBce, eren
i ii it were traei aud it would not foraiah the
aligbteal BrooBda b" belte?_Mi thal ??? p*itaa?
neiit sci/uie oi tbe Turkish eapital laiBtended.
Rnaa? baa aoh ntBly ptrelBded beraelf frotn
taking Bttch a itep ; abe kaowa thal the mere
attempt would uniie all Earope Bgainal bei ;
and abe is in no < dili-.n, cveti in the llnsh
ol rictory, to ea. ? ? Bocb a trenendona,
proronged and a_n da atragarle. Neithei i
ii Ukely, sinei tlw baaea of peace bare beon
offieiall) annoaaced, tbal tbe ramored ocenpo
tidti ol ('.ii-t itiii:io:.!e is owiag to a eecrel
elanae, foreed npon rnrkey, bal hitberto with
liild from pnblication. Bneh ? eirrmniatanee
wouldI give siiiic coloring to ;i eharge of in
sitieeiily on the |nrl ol BO?BB J \'' U cotibl
hardly be cbaracter_od as a Baeaaee. The
marcbing ol Rnanan troopa tbroagh Coaatan?
tinople, aml their embarkation there, would be
both ;i eonvenieiice aml iin i'|'H-lOB ol vic
tniv, suell ;t- the lici.niii aniiy allowed itaell
iu Paria, i'i IH71. Il UboI a thiog, howerer,
thal neod excite Kurope or alai? Eaglaad.
But wi- inapeel that tids aaddea agitattoa
-1?: 111 ^ ^ ii'in an actaal ehange ia tba ai taation
It looka rcrj mach as if Utuaaan diploaBtej
had once ujore gained a brilbaal adraatage
ovi r tbal ol England. Thc ordering of A<l
inual Uornbya -i|iiai|ion to thc I>ai.l.un-lli s,
followed by nn Immed?te roaBtaraiand* waa
B Iviiii oli'?..(?<? tO Kilesia, Whfle at thc saine
time ii deatroyed tbe laal remnaotof Tnrkay'a
deaperate bopo of Eagliah aid. The cerro
apoodent of Tba Londtm Dailj A'ava, whoee bb?
thority ia veiy trnatworthy, decl?rea tbal berret
I'o-h.i, OBe of tlie eoinnii^.-ioneis iippointed to
tnat with tbe Orand Dake Nicbolaa at
Adrianople, and Miaiater of PortagB Aflairaia
thc iicw OttOBB? I'abinct, is wholl.v aliciiatcd
liuin _agiaad aml farorabte to a Ku-siau al
lia'iei-. Nothiag is aaore a_taral tbaa that tbe
j'.uti, in its picsi-nt atraita, Bhoald Baddenly
fbtirTg* i's poUey, and eadearor to aofteB tbe
eomlitions of peBCC by cntire siibservieney to
ll.issi.t. Aml lurther, BeagBg that thc siipplc
liii-nlarv eiedit ?SBra lo bo voted by thc Enga
lieh ParUaateat, it is eqaaUyaatBt? that ?oa
Hia slioubl take advantaK'- af the pliant tem
pcr of Ttirkcy, aml arniBge to place thi^ bulk
of her itriny iu posilions whieh praetieally de
fv EagiiaI. interference, Bot, ean Bag?ad
interfcie when Tui! cy (WB088 indcpcinb?nee
aj a Enropean Powei ahe has ondt rttikeu to
aecuii) viiluntii'ly eooeedea bo mucli to Hus
?ial li'ie ia tbe dooWe ililcmma iu whieh
ihe la plaeod. Tarkey'a chaage of poUey not
imiv rcinoves Ihe fmin.-r pretO?t of interven
ti.but it iilso eaablea h?a?a, in eaae of
liecess: y, lo elosc thc 1 )..id .liclh s.
Tlie icpoil of a neiltl.il 80BC bariBg been
eatabliahed between (he Bnaeiaa aad Tai?iah
foices, ii lionl of ('oii-'aiitinoplc, is probabl]
trne, A week ago to-daj the Baaalan armj
oceopied a linc reachiBg fro_ Chotin (abonl
ae\ ntv mili s from ihe eapital) to Rodooto* on
thc Bea oi Maiiiin'a. If the llatUa agreed
pjpoB be Baynh (Great] aml Kutehuk (Uttle)
Chekemdjeh?two conaiderable fortioaaea on
thc Boiitheiii ahore of tim Bymattae jicniu
hiilii-ihcv are about Bfteea milea from Con
b?_ttoople. ProBi Bodoato, a r_areh of threc
tn lour daya would a_o l ring thc RaaalaBB to
QoJlipoli, OB lh<' D.inlam Ib?. The 8?TUtagl 8
uf tlieir po-.iijon do not need t<? lu- exp?ined.
The distreeaof the Moaleai popBhtttoaof Tur
kry li.ia eviilciitly drrrea the OoTerBBteBl t<>
oboooe, instantl/i wbal aeoaied tbe least of
niinv bapendiBger?a. Haadiredaof thot_i_da
,,. honielcss aml B_TTiBg BMB, womni aml
ehildrea me ( owded Into CkaistaatiBople. m
periahiag doog the ahorea of tbe Mannora
aad _Sgeaa Boaa. The bbotbbbbbI of Qreeee,
alll.oil/b gBBBreiltaJ BBBpBBded aliead.y, ni.i-t
huw hastened tlie BaOadoB* and driven Tur
kcy into a sudileii aeeord witb her liereditary
cnciny. Wc wispect, at lciist, that _?I ls tho
| bi cret af tho prcicnt Bitutitiou. If bo, it is a
gre.atcr tnumph for Russia than all her bat
tlcs. For Englnnd then ii now no alternativo
but wnr, or?acqnlcwconce.
c, 0 rmnrtrtT _jp_ i>s EB TVENIBB.
A Btattttag fact iippeasi a dav or twoago.
Thrce Iirms in this city huve veccived Unitcd
B?deaboada aaat baek from Earope bbbw?tttng
to S 1:1,110,800, as follows: Von Hoft'iimn &
(?...', No. BO \Val)-st..ovcr 825,000,000 j Kuhn,
Locb & Co., No. 20 Nassaii-st., 116,110,900J
Bpeyan- Co., No. l-o Naasaa-et, 13,000,000.
Tbeae large amoiint8 havc been rceeived
Wltb? the -Bi nmety days, and mainly within
the last six wceks, sincc tlie Silvcr Hill
seemed likcly BO pass. W'hat B8BMBits
hare been rceeived by other finns,
aml eepoe??y by the baa?eni of the
S\ iidieate, who, havinu' i?hiced ? large propor
tion of thc bonds hcld in Europc, would be
vcry likcly to huve been selccted by their cus
tomers to aegottate aalee in this country, no
statcnicnt is made. I'mler thc ciivutiistam088,
thc estitna.e made by the lcmling Iirms imn
tionc.l above, that iiearl.y OT quite $60*000,000
of 1'iiiied Slatea bonds havc becu rctiirned
dartBg the time apccilied, sccins to be pi >ba
bly within tho triith. It M not at all likcly
that leaa thafl |17,000,000 has been rceeived
by all other bankers, wben over 843,000,000
has been rceeived by tbeae thrce Iirms, thoiigh
tbey are kaowa to be large dealera.
Al leaal 800,000,000, thoa, aad probably
iniieh morc, has been ttiken iioin this country
within ninetv davs, to pay for'bonds rcturiied.
Thia ia aa etHBTBoaa bbub to taka from a oobb
try whieh has been laiiguishing for years for
laek of Bdegnata eapital to inove the whcel
of imliistrv. Do our niembeis of CoagTesa, do
our workingmen, know what this otittlow
neaaal Sixty aailtttma <>f eapttal, anpbrjred
in paying wagea, aad retBrBiag to the manu
faitnrer, as is usmil. once iu foiir nioni hs or Icns,
will pay thc areragc arageeof morc than 300,
000 workers. Sixlv milliotis of eapital mvi-ted
in miiics, mills, ImildiiIgS BBd maehincry, would
provide foc the cinplovnient ofal leaat 76,000
woikimn. Wliat has the nilvcr BgitattOB
doiie, then, tbaa far 1 It haa nrtaally takea
emplovnieiit liom 7.">.(?<?'> ?inciii-aB laborers,
lor it has dlBWB away thc eapital whieh, if
il had remained in this eonntry, ?ighl bare
bei n emiiloyeil iu reatoring erlppbsd ee
tab_?ooenta whieh, if In operatton, gire
work aml wagea to that bbbjber of
pei?BU, Ibit even this is not. thc
woist. it eppeara thal tbaahipmentaof booda
havc iceeiitly been vcry mmh above the uv
erage for thc tbree bbbb?a, Oae arai la aow re
ceiving booda from Baropeal tba rate of abonl
8400,000 daily, or 012,000.000 per inonth.
All dealera agrec tbal theapplieationa for ae
gotiation from Earope bare grown rery large,
and abow tbal the abipmanl <>f bonda to tbis
akle, ii the Bilrer Hill naaaea, will be limited
onlv by the eapacitj of tbe market bere to
take then.
Aecording ?<> a r? ? enl < tl.n tt?. whieh i-< gea*
erally coaBidered too l<?w by well-infonned
peraona, the ataoaal "l Uoited Btatea bonda
atill h. Id iu Europe is about 8415,000,000.
Winfi.-i tha e-.tiin.iti- ba toolow or not, the
anionnt i> qnite large enough to .iu.-'iiy alarm
wben tbeae bonds begin to ooum baek at thc
rale of iiioic tiiaii a mil.lon c.ili day. L11
it be ri nuiiibe.id thal the pauie of 1^7:b aad
tbe proioaged proatration ainre, bare been dne
to the exhaaatioa of the aetire eapital of tbe
eoiintry, in parl l?y w.intou expenditure, aud
ia parl by aadae direraioa to enterpriaaa
im>i at preoeni reataaeratlre, nnd in wbieb,
therefore, capilnJ was for the tinte practteally
Mink. Recorery from thia rondition ean be
ezpeeted only wben the eonntry accumnlatea,
by ?dastry aad eeonomy, the aeeded eapital
to hrillg Ita proilueeis uiiii- iimiv into fllll
aml icitiiimrative eiiiplnytiictil. Thelong veais
ni atagnation havc been yeara of eaforced
aeononiy, in order i<> rerreate the aetire eapi?
tal needed. .Mmh has been aceompliahed. The
imi ui toils and of diaaatera aeemed ncar. Sur
plus eapital again begaa to bow laal Fall
into prodnetire aad _hor-eniploying eater
priaea*and the eonntry oeemod atthe tbreahold
uf .a new era <>i proaperity, Then ea_te this
siiil.l.n. naexpected, aml large drain of eapital
to paj foi bonda retarned from Earope. Erery
biiiiueaa man baa i?li the rjonaeqnenoea. ln
veotmenta la prodaetire eaterpriaea hare
eeaaed. Otu earninga bare goae abroad to
pay lor bonds arhieh Enrope waa g?d to Imld
wben thta ooantry kept Ita ercdil good* but
arbicb Earope iaa?atly aeada bera lor sah- by
the iniiiiiiis, as aooa aa this eoaatry abowa a
deaareto daal ia bad faitfa with its ereditora.
I-. it not time, workBagBtefl of the I'liiled
>'.,i. s, io take thia nattet late atoal aenoaa
eot.-idi laiiont Thia la imi aqaeattoa wbether
vii.i are to ba paid la MdoHaran wortb 90
eeata oi 100 eeata. It ia a qaeatioa whethef
you are 10 havc woik tii iill. Drain away the
eapital of thia country ftoiii tbe BUpporl of its
ibiIbbUB?i aad aiaay thoaaaada of workaien
will gal ao wagea al all. Sbopa will ekae,
BBBCB will llll with water, ihe liivs will gO oiii
in fiirnaecs, and the wlit-els of laetoiicg will
ataad still and rust, whenever Earope diawa
iiii thia country foi borrowed capittil. We
bare paid a raat bbbb, aml are able to pay
aaore, Uttle by Uttte, but a movemeut of boada
to thia sidc iiv the ahip load meaaa
ruin. The workimi_ will bo tho lirst to
feel tbe loaa, aml Im will feel it tha loageat.
The ea|Ulalist, who Kcts 8 (iovcrniiient bond
at low priee instead of pattiag his lnoiicv into
indii.-tria1 cnti rpri-.es or loans for aid of in
ilusiry, mcils no pity. Hut 8400,000,000 of
eapital aow borrowed from Earope may be
drawa oal withia six mot?Iia,if the Bilrer Hill
naaaea, aml it aow aapporta, br lareatBB nt in
Ainciieaii imlustlics, aboul 400,000 wolkliueii.
Too maayare kUe already. Caa we a_ord?caa
tbe woikingflbBB of this country allord?to havc
nioie tbaa one-liftli of all tlmsc who aic now
employod drirea into idleaeaa, iu oader that
ihe reat may get 00 eeata Inateadol lOOceuta
lor < <<iy dollar ol WBgOB duef
TBE uTETBOPOl !?* AUAIX.
Tb aorrlrora of tin- an ek of tbe IU t. polia
hare reaehed Philadelphia, ea h with his own
gtory of the disaster aml thco.y of tlie eause.
As Ibe lar^-e inajority of tli-in are illih ran
laborera, their op_ion of ihe aeawortb?teaa <>i
thc vcs-.cl, or the skill v.i:h whieh abe was
bandled, ia worth just bo__ig at all. They
11 itainly wi ic eoBtpeteat, howerer, to Jadge of
thc eftbrta made bf the Life-Saring erew on
their behalf, and 8X0 iiiuch niote likcly
to timl ftiult with tbena tbaa to praiae
tli. ui undiily. Wilh baidly an cxei ption,
they aay tbal thc en w readered all tbe
a--isianee in their powei with the appllaoeea
they had. (Vrtiinly theae nieii, who were ge
taally prei ut, are better ladgea oa thi- poinl
th.ni eiilies iu iuluml t WI?, Thc BtattoBa Mt
iie.nl;, i lcveii UiUle8 apart. To gBttfd thia 008?
during the tweaty-fooi boara there are but six
iinii, who p.ilrol tlie be;icli, l< uBT*Bg (,'iianl.
Wheii the inortar, amuiitiiitioti aml lifeboal
w.n nei ded, thete w;is m> boisc lo pull (lii-m
thi'iitigh the hc.ivy aand; lh<' keepec aad hi?
nieii diti^'pd ?8?1 to tlie Wieek, and, thc
siiivivorx st.ite, could not h.ivc breajht tbaao
any aooucr.
Whatever be the tnith, out wi'h it. If tbe
rrew at Currituck Beach ahirkcd their duty,
let then be dischargcd, and promptly; but if
tba detifb of tbeae ba_dxad riatt_a i? aaa to
a naideroaa Bootaaay of Congreas, in planting
ballf-cquippcd stations at iuaccc^siblc distan
886, it i? ttBM the countiy kncw it. Tlie Lifc
saving Berviee dattag last year aared 3,189
lives from peril as great as tbat of the wreek
last Weejc Tho vague abuse af BOBbB jouruals
of this service B?08 the rccent disasters in as
setiseles.sas would l>c 8 proposal to discontiiiuc
th<! Postal .Service because thc uiuila t'ailcd at
oae or two olliccs.
In anycase, let this horror of thc Metropolis
be fcept in view until tho canso of thc disas
ter be found, whether that be a rottcn old
iiulk of a vessd, carcl8888888 in the coutrac
tora who loaded her, or the meu or cquip
IBOBta of the Currituck station.
Thoeyisof ci-rtaiu conlidiiig titizens, who hon
aatly beliera in a bimetallic ciirrcncy.ought t<> bara
baaa naeealed toog age by the laet that thc ao>
c-ilh'd silvcr niovciiiciit waa recruitcd inainly from
i ba raaka of thoaa eeaaawa*?a whe elaaaored la 18<?S
for a apeetal tax upou tha aeapeaa <?f the bonds,
who iusist.-d that, " accordmg to thc let?8 08* the
law," tha early aaaea ef boada ooa_1 be paid
iu prnmlena. aad who, al b latae perfc?,
belped to arowd throagh Ooagreaa tho lailatloa
Mhaaaa whieh Oeaaral Grewtfkfltad with baarate,
Porta?ataly there no lougcr raraalaa any exoaaa
for hHnrtnnaa aa ta thc aaaa?lal eaataetee af tha h>
aaa. Tharepadilatotaflaagaahaaal laal pabtjaaad
Itaraal lataatBaa*. Theaa bo_ aaaratoraaaw de
claretoal a 10 pat aeat awiadla is altaaaabai tae
rhi ap aa an ultimate aim, and that this is ouly
poraaed as a ptaaai-BOB f?r tba BaBbga <?f
tha fiiti.rc. Thore is mmh ciioouragcinciit
in tba bat thal tho B?ada and Iwinp
bara bad tba hardihood to d.-fy so epealy tha eoaa
iiiui-il hoaaaty and ajood aoaaa <>f tba people. Baek a
obaUeege a iii aa?bm te awaka aml st ir lato aaa. laal
reaiataaea the great naaaa of popelar rirtae, whlch
_ardiaarytiaaiaeonaarna?aalf tae ahgfatly with
peb-saflaira. h aadden nprbnag of thia kind baa
dafaated aaore than aaa Daiaehieroaa aehaane just as
rtaaaanttalaioal thraataniag pr.rt-aa, aad thla
iii-w aaaaalt apaa the Bat?are eredit will naat arlth
as d_aatroaa a repo?e a? aay ef its piodeetasers.
Gaaeral Betlara pateai " Ofltatal ??Irert?ar* ta
to eoatata, ia addrtiooto the proelaaaUioaa and
<.i<i< ts vviii.h are bowregalitrly d?ebargad at tbe
people, all maoifeetoee aad ekaalata " a blch, m tha
opiaioo of tha depaitaaaat at bareaaaaatag tba
aaaaa, it ia (ot the Intereal af ri??- t?nl?li<- aarriee to
bara oade pobUo." Bpaaa aa*OeaaralI Thlakaf
Lc Dee alopplngorer _ tha hreebet of aaaaBMBaBta
arerj Baek! ______________
POLLTICAL NOTBS.
Tbe ailrer agitator daiaeaa whila tho eaantry paya
the Bddler.
Higbet tix.-s aad higber prieea aro tho first silvcr
Idi asioga t" Ihe faboriog man.
Bai f,.i tha ailrer eraaa tha greeabaeB dollai
wdiiIiI bara beea wortb 100 eeata U>_iy.
If tba daaaagogaa has his iray loag aaoagb l_
willcoal the country aa mocb a.s aaother rebellion.
The Benate ia alow la eonfirming aaaolntaienta,
bat the Adminiatration baa taken too atacli ?iaara
iu ii.,ikiug tli'in t" grumble aboat it.
Mr. I liiiiin.iii talka alii'Ut i.-inoiicti/ation makiBg
theailrer dollareqaal iBralae te the greeaback.
It nill?br palliog the value of tbe greaabaek
dowa to BO i eata.
Mr. Tiiuniiiia gaeaeea th.tt ailrer, raanoaerlaed,
w.'iihl be wortb aa m lebaagold. No logieeaare*
futi- a gaeaa, aad rel a gneaa la m?t a rery aoUd baaia
lor a iiii.i iniii1 ayateaa.
It laaBBonaeed boaaWaahbigtoBthat tbeCabBBd
has dee?ed to kiv.- aVaab?bbbi tba prefareaee orar
I'.-iiiorrals in all ftituiv appoiotaWBta. Al.ist. lotijr.
liugeriBg lai' >wi 11 to tba DM _?a N hig I
It may ba aa aooBoailoal and boI vcry haaardoaa
aamaemeBl tot the nudarityof Ooagreaa t<> Biag
li-ird oamea al boalBeaa aaaa. Bal it nerer y.-t
proved aafe to trif? with tbe vital baaa?? int.-r.-st
ni tba iiiiint.y.
Mr. TbBTBB? ha_a tbal silvcr "cannot injitre
ii;in\ i n-iiitni-." Th.-ii it eaaaot balp aaaay ?ibt
,..- Mr. I liniiiian ahoBtd be eaatjoua bow bo ebilla
tin- unlctit porpoao of the eutbtiaiaatic Weal lo it >
raidoti the dl-gotteo gaiaa ol the bloated eapttauat
Tba raelaneboly iatalllganee eoaaea froaj Paaa*
aylraaia that ex-Gorernot cuitin is aeoarerl te
eheap mooey iheortea, aad has (otaad taeGreea*
im-'. Labor iteform eomblaatlOB. Wben a Rapobli
i-:'ui tui.is Demucral there ia notelliiag ahaaa ba will
britig up.
Thc Praaideal is ara?ted with aayiagthatlf the
Adiiiuii-tralieii d.ii-s tinI b?al it '"an thc paOB? will,
at leaat, gira II eredit for goiwl lataatiea? Whal
the people waal troaa tbe Adaaiaiatratioa al preaeal
h in t a siipiilv ol paremenl for the luferaal regiona,
imt an aileqaaU eftort to aara I be country (roaa dia
aater aud dialioaor.
"Nuoiic will dciiy," aaya Mr. Thiiriuan, BBWkly,
- that ailrer, if reaaa??iaad, will ha at leeet egnal
to greeabaekaia valu.-." <ifi-niirscii.it. A praoiaa
Uipaj Bilrer %^ ill i?c hardly wortb aaora tbaa ailrer.
Mr. fliiniiian I'Uii'al'lv r.-ah/.s tli.- faet thal it l.c
aml Mr. Blandcaa woirh iIh-u will. gtaeabaoka will
uiiulili- to tha allTet hv.-l at oaea.
Deaaoeratte doorkeepi rs al tba Rooaaaeaai to ha
addictad to t"<? aiaeh eorrfapoadaoce. Itr. PohYa
lettera ara not ao aoteworthy for Btetareaqae aad
jji,.,'ial orthography aa were Mr. EltahnghV bal
they ahow the bbbm acofflog Irrerereoce tot the
irreatrocBwboraaka oar Utwa Mr. Polk slmulii
havc reiaetobered the sin'ili-ii aud tetribntire dark
n!---. Ln whieh tna ah_iag eareerol h?pradaeeaaor
araa qaeBebed.
Onee ntora tha BjiBoaaeeaaeaI is aaada that the
Cabiaet will aot be ehaaged aad tbal its bbwbara
lera aach other b_e i baad ef brotaera, Now.
i.roihcily lora ia a beaatt?l taiag ba Ita way, but
it has its liniits aa an . icuicnt af Btatearnanahip, A
incsi leaaanring -<iuu of growlog rriadon in the Dabi*
iui, however, ia fnrBiahed ia tbe abaaduameBt of
tbe aky-rockety ayatem of eooducttog refunaa _
tae Clrtl Berrioa.
Ii i-. aot atraage thal Iba reapoaaibOity for tho
BetoraiBg bVattaaraaaeatkBai ahoald ba plaoed apoa
Mr. Tildea. Hia " iraud" alaAfag? is badly _ aaad
af treah tiathar, and apoa aaeariag bbbb dapaada his
c-lncf Ii.i|n of r, iiomiii: tinn. .Ni-vcrllu-lcss, it bj us.
leaa for the Botirboaa of Loaieiaaa to try to eleat
tliemaalrra of all ahara ia the baaiaeaa. Tildea is a
loagdiataoce froui tbeai, aad if thay do uot ahaoaa
todanoe to ins [liL-mg they aaad not.
New?Jeraey Uaaaoetataelalaa thal thc Btata is _?
UiBitoual] dietrii ted, beeaaaa thc l*eg?latarahaa at
titucs eootaiaed ;i Baajority of Repah_baaa whea
tluro was a I'l'iuci'talic iiiajiuiiy in tho total Btata
rote, Therefora they propoaa te earre ap the
atrongif BepnblicaB eltyof Kewarkln aaeh away
that tin- local t "iituil will be Democratie aad a Baa?
jority of the Aaeeaibly diatricta of tba aaaaa ooav
piexu i. Logie is iog?.
The Ohio Beaate haa had aa aaaraacted Baaaaa 4
Baaaa, and baa poatpoaed the ooaaideration of tha
hill niakiim silvcr. full iagaldaadet iu tbe Btata till
Ifareh .". Mr. ?alataad iBfonaa theaa, with a toaeh
af eontomptnoaaneaa in hia langnage, tbal they
havc bo baeineea naeddllflg with tbeaobjeet aar
way. He ia ai kteotlr nnwiliing io ? * I ihio iwindle
heradlf for Ihu bencfll of tba real of tbe I aioo, Imt
he is iljuiriciil enoogh to cootiBae in atrtriag n>
hare the 1 uion awtodled tor thebeoefitoi theail
rei apecnlatoraof ihe real "i tba world.
BepeatiBg, bal?44b? atafltai and Uadred te!
uiiii s, niiji'i the preaeal regiaaa, aaam to beeat*
braeed ? tha aeeoaiBtadating nnd alaatie elaaa
known aa" politieal ofbooea," and aianaaty for all
"poUtical o_-tidi-r.-i" is a < srdlaal doctrlaa ht the
ereedof thal rigorona aoaelliator, Praatdent Hayea
i beti ?re, ha pardoaa Bphraim Bo_aad, chij., who
,-i-iiii-cii.itbal atetnrafarater, BaaiBiag*into Coa>
areaa aben the peopleeleeted hba toatar al boeic.
Lpbrai? la t?? he congratnlated. Hia hraneb of
Aincriian industry is iu a _il way to be adeqnately
proteoted.
Thc ooaatry la harlag a aaoai _atraetira Uaaea in
Ihe iiieiitsof Daaaoeratie ruic Thc laal Caegraaa
miii ii-dcd iu iriiiDlimj ncarly arery braaah af tha
QoToramant. aad ln aaarty aaaaaa*diag tha aaaay at
atiinc whaa us earrieea were aaaalyBaadad. Tho
aaaaaataaaataa has Aeaa a?laladaly aaihiagaaeapl
to injiiii- thc pahlk eredit aud lo rcnilc| 8 rcvival of
' aaineaa Unpaaaiblc. It husaurtcd usi-lcss iiivusti
aat?a marninaa in all direetiooa, bat baa eatlrely
in glooted iis regalar aml aaoat BBaortaat dutio.s.
Hi^Ler taxaa, taaaaaaad deprc-isiou iu all kindaof
bnainesa, aad a nniveraal feeling of alann aboat tha
ftiture, are the sole proditcta up to Mte preaent riato.
Thc "chivnlry"of MisHissippI haspnt Itaelf in *
rrnwt -amusing attitudc. After bulhlczing all tha
BOBBBal voteis away from the polla. and thiw obtain
ing control of the Legiskture, they turn about and,
by an B_BBet iinaniinoiis votc of the wfaita Lctrigla.
tnre, cenaare their white Uoited Btatea Baaater for
oaaaatBg unliiadaed ailrer, aad waraaly aaaaad?bbj]
his eatarad eoileapue for fuvonusr it. >fr. Lamar
faila to n-iirpscnt thcin as salisfactorily as thc jtv
apaaad 00?red man. They turn their baek* ou tlicir
most intclligaat whrta r>-prcnentative, and claap
handswith the ignorant and abnaed blaek BjBbj,
The aolorad man U said to hc in a ehroale coi.dilioa
of grin at thia norel attaattoa. and wcll he uiay be.
ULs aaw frieada aro not amiliag ao inuch.
PBBSONAL.
Mr. Emorson is to lecturc in Concord, hia
BWB tnwn, in-xt Wcilncsilay.
Seuor Kinilio Castclar is putting into Span
B8 Vu-tiir ?Bga/B " Hiatory of a ("rlwe."
Lieutcnant I'lippcr, the ono colored gradu..
atcof waat I'oint, Is ta be aaaBBBB? iuUitary matructor
of BM aaaaraA braucU of thc Tcxaa Agncuitunl aml
Military dllege.
_l TiiiiBJB8B*a yBBafBat bbb* IaaBai, ia to
be raarrlcd at Westmlnster Abbey, durina tlie flrst weck
_ Mureh, toMisa Eleauor Locker, ttaedaiighierof that
WrBaref dclicute aud cUartnlng versea, Mr. I'rederick
Lik Kcr.
Signor Maiio, who, as nu ohl ra?n. ig givinj?
liluiself to BBBBjaatB? atadlea in b?BBB, uaid to a IBBBI
not long ago : " If you spealc of nic, aay that you ?a?
Maii-io bv tlie rnlns af Baaaa, llkc my tlluatrioos ancestor,
M.irius.'bv Bm ruiua "f Oat?aga."
The bond j<iven by David Crockett to Gov
ernor John Lcwis, wl.kh wai then ni|inred of every
BwaBB who wat about to laoocb out upon tho sea of mat
riiuouy, ia still ou llle in the Couuty Clerk's oilto? ut
Danihiilifc, Tcnn. Tho bond ih 8atal Aiitrust It, 1H06.
Croebett a?rrted Puiiy Findicy. Tha aaa attte CreaaaB
livi-il in Jclfcrsuo Ciiimty, whi-re hc had B farin.
Ex-Governor Seymoiir BBJ8 of tho late
yaagaJakaaaai "iataewftda raaaeef my aaejaalBB>
?aaa i aaaa of aaaaa who had morc vaiicd kuowiodga.
Ba was ver-c I in many br.incbea of art, of actenee, aml
..i Bataral blitaaj Ba kwew thines ao laaraaaMi ihat
ba eoatd _ake ?aaa eteai t" all aaaata, aa i ba time trava
great nit? reai aml value to bat aaarataaaBaa>
The IYiMan Anibassador m Enjrhinil laBBaaV
iag tatapaaaea t" tin- Baaa. Qaaaa r_aaa_ aaa bb
piBaaad ta BTr TJrataa Bafl her wisii aa aay aaa aaa*
paaaea arttb aaaaa taa Oeaaraa rspenmeBte were uiade,
aad Mr. BalI grataraBy a.-ks ta bepaeaaBtedteharea
ii.tt.-i-aet ol i< '? paaaea aaaa axaraa Iy i<<r bat Bajaaty,
Gcneral L'oinly, I'niteil BtBl88 Miniitcr to
BM BBadWt? Bgaaaa, BBB? to The Ohio State Jvurnal,
.:f wtii.ii ba araa tho K?ut.>r. a Braly aaaaaal at aB
Bbala ba abowbag ibe laiapBBBrtaa of the bBWada to
.\iiii:;.au nu-u-of-war. Tb? BBBB "f Baa an.l ca?y
toiiiii.ctit on illpioniatic cxp rii-mvi would ln thc raao
nf a Baa laattiard BTltar raanb ri taa aaagataaa aaga
ofthlng-. Uut (. mrai Ci.inlyskatt.-a a'.ou^ as uruce
raBy aa if Baaa aaaa aa aiaw.
The Pope, 88 ibe daj after the dcath of
riilorTiaaatl. BrTT~~~ "s aaaiag t-> ?aO_dBaaa
..,. .mi liim: ? ai baatt vittorio waa aal badi he had
?andptiaolplaa Badaetaarrad aaaarafaBi baatttaaa
tiousor bm Baaaa of Baray. But aawaaa _aghla
?Mda, aadata aanaaadlaga were uoi aaad. naaaaaa
hcwiii in iiii-oihi-r warUgataaaad banV-faa, raa, a
Koii.l bath; bsl Um aiercy of OadtaiB_aBi au.ltha
ln-.ui Bf <Lii-t ean wush away all .-iu-."
The Japaaeae aa_?do has sent Mr. II. II.
Baaaa, BM poalof ??orion,"' t\\? baaaa?? aalbaaaa al Iaa>
anaacpontrj Ib aebaawladgaaaBl <>f Mr. ?affaaraMOdall
tba Mlaadn ** Tbay aaaaata i aaa by Ha baai J.-,uur??
Mittetaeatoaradag Um It?aara taar laraaga iiid aa>
Bdataaa ?rtaa aarpoaa "f aaaerrtag aad lararaBag aU
tia.hitoaal Bbaaea. Mr. h iraaVa ada Baaaai tha sjme
mbject froaa a Weatata peiat of rlew. Tho vciuu.ea,
iK-autifnUy prbated.arabaaad wB> vi.iift aUk nraata,
wi ippwl in a eaae of graea-greoo embroidery, aml i.i-.1 in
a h.iVi.f .-??iiarw.-oil. _r.BanMaad btofr?Bd,tb< Ja?
: neac Ambaaaador. ara ?o^?o t0 bBBBab?i thc i.uviun mto
J::i_i 1 i.-iti vi i-i
K?? Iltmibcrt is going to r:*y his f;uh.-r'?
eaataaatof blaowoptlrata aaaaaa. Ba aaaea?i baaad
i a-t.-i l'.'iv.iim-. thi'v.,-1 aa?ttag aaaata baag? Byfhi
aattoa aa a praaaal ta Vatur Baaanad, Thc Oaraaaa
iiaine aarae by tba k?gtoaa oii ouo in _a aaaBy of
Bavoy, beauj tbal ?t BI aMri, aaaaaaaad ?/_tahaad,
?raa b baaa ta ba taa IwaaU r af taett aaaaa. Ba arad tt
_aBargaaa_a Uaarl iu thc year looo, aaal i.taal
from tin- Kmiuror OaBtBd the distnote of BjaBay BBi
Ao-tn. Ilain'iicrt II. hadtle-DiHiiy, wiiirli hc aaaaa? r
ildj iBOxraaml bntirmta 1081 aad 1188, and Baaabarl
iii" rearaed al tba Baaa ot tawaaraaae'i aaMpalaaa
HKHJual ibe UiBbard dttea, 8ied a moBt. aml was plaerd
i.v t!c- i'i-.-.!.-.'.-i.ni! rm-i IX. amuiiK (he Niiuts. Alt-r
birnooM?aoftbc Hi.ii- of Bavoy bore the uatue t.II
Vntiif r??aaal gare a to bla aaa.
uf Mr. Web-ter, a eomiapeadaat of The
Cazrtte, of CiiielillBBtl. rcluK- an aai-cdote whieh BBB?
to be nt-w. it wiis toitl to Uiiu bv Oetea? Fr.-:aad, .mo
ol ?e Mlaataaippl _legataa 'o tba BalBai aaOaaraadaa
..f i-.".-j. Thc.-.' ilalagitaa waald bara itk<-a Wtbaaari
noiiiitia:!'on. imt tii-y aal uut gtre b_i <>\.'-.i aaa bbbbbbV
BMBiary rata. ?Bat taa aaaraatlaa adjoarard, tha
Ifiuiailppl aitagalBni aallH ba a badp apaa B_wa>
?t. r, aml tli.ii ihiiri.iii. B?at Bag?g mauy BB?aBB
plBaBotata th<- ataaaaaaajra aaaB?ia aud aervico,ot>
Barrad Bbb ba was ?? Bm aaaaaaaaa aa??i at BMB ajaa>
?ati.<n tu tlie coiiv.-ntlou." Mr ITabaMt, in 8 '.'
emotiiiu. made a bri- f raptg. ITImb ba aaaaa to aaaa
thc uaaliaaaa'a waaart BBB hc was ?? the bbbbb? bj
cii..i.-e"" fnr BM aaMlaaB a ba haaB?bat, aad wtta <i<-''P
tattatloa ?id: " Bat, geaaaBMa. paa d;.i not ahow y?'tr
?Tiiin-cUtlon bj n t Dg fm mi "-aml BMB Ind Bli ta?
inoothl.im!-. tnracil aad-?IT atoa?l. aad.taiBBB
i .,.?,., FreelaaA * trda, "cned Uka a ehlbi. baa
j.,.,i rjL.;,f outlM Tbodelegatea : -??U.-.l at ea? .iiintaer,
expri eauig decp bmt_aBat?a aad aaaaaaa
Otiawa, r'tb. 7.?Lord Dafl8t-I cntcr
UOaad a aaa ?>r Prea?ea! BBraa atudiuucr art?BB
Cabloet laat m>;lit.
MOBTBO-X, Feb. 7.?The Uev. A. DaaT, of
BcOitl CaUege, aaa Baeeptad BM praeaaaaraBlp of He
i,r.w aad <t:.i t. aaaaa aal ba a_adale Oaaaragat?aal
CoUega, lliadford. gg.
QEBEBAL S0TE8.
Cap??i Oetroaa has offneed ta eeaek the
i oraaU rmabBiiB fac _aart? wB* BM Barvatd ataw.
Herc now is oae of _bbbj bbbbb_abaa bbb>
riageaaai _Oala* ? taaaraaal ilailaad Mr. I
taawagadoaa haa?radraara, Baa algat,aaa BdtaBBl
al_ra btaab?g ??a al aalytaltty Bptiaga I'nithe
brtaagraaaa'a ralatrrea raaaaaa?iBal DB1 th.-v taaatl io
wrttada laaataaaaad other raatradtre aarlaaal md
they ibiaataa taahaai taaaaatraaaai taaBaaaaaaa,
aadalaa?abrtdal Byaa aaaawraf Baaaa. aadfara
rerygaod raaaea. aaa Bwaawaalad_a BBaaar.aai
?11 taa ..i-i BaaBaaaaara laaaaraBwaai waa?aiifaJ aaaav
iimtv dae?red tbal ho bad daaa a pnBara _iaraad
.' i? .'.''./ m mw ?' 'f- >" tuis w.rlil (rfdiffereoeea.
t-Vi\-lwutBBtaiicee aliet eaacal ThciicwMi-. Btapla.
iubIb aU tbat ii .'iivciv, aml tin- boMraaoaa ab_aawBB
? Blrrry Ugbi ?v|,?h a aataa?ir aaaaaaa*.
A Pat? geattibbbb, M. PbtbI,baaaaawreaai
,i aawwayta i^t rti of a tr MMaaaaas wBa. aaawaa
loa.t nt apBlia aad BMaaty, BBd he had aaaarai bat pre*
,.".. bb b?g aa be felt be was iu bouor lv>uud to do. B >
Le rubbcil Ui-r all uvcr witb |iotroleum e il tinn ait tlro
totheoll. At llo'elick in tlie BBBB? be burat li.W
aaaigbbat*a raaaa to bril aaw aaaw? tjaatbaraad
beratJaadaawaa baa aMaaaal bla aaa ita BMeaapa.
Iag tc pat aal bb Baaa? Tha aeaghbat aa?arad bbb 'o
tiie aaaaeaf UaaMerjaa?bbb? B oii am' bbbmI Ba
aaaaaa biag aataa fioor ?i.-ii*cie*s, bal ?tiii braatalag.
After a BtBa BM rfir.'iiK"J BBI eoii.-cic"ts:ieaa MitH.-ieully
ta apiiak. aaH "**" 'ur _Barea_ aaaaaaaajedaarBap
ii.nii witit bar?g iiiin.i-M-ii bar. M.IBiral*aa I "in?(ar
reated aeciarMltbal blawlfewaa ladeUt?? w,""nJ'11*
?i.-.ii-i.l biin, bi-.i thc pbiatctaaataalat rbat aba baa Bat
fui eeaaoa. Fifui tii-i to laal tbe bUbt B pt?a-arr/
Kninii. an ' tbe reeoll <'f tua trlal .umbtic** ?i,, i--a
attiugaeaueitoit}?amaadatat wUl baaaaa MarBaa
[ot .i law mi'iitln.
Anatber eaae af dcath while aadertba imiu
BBfa af tbltrrff-t_ haa naaltmt la aaalbtr rardbB bj i
coroaert |Biy aal la Ute b?al aallaBitiryi Thc aadaal
-.i.i- BhaWBaea.alAaaadala.ataaaalaiaadi bhadaanal
Dr. T. A. II. r\ev. Ba gBTB ihe yt.iiiii; woman what '?
caBed ?? aa ardtBary aaaa " of eb?caCarat, aad aaBaaadl
gya tt.-tli. He tb.n civc aaotbet doaeoftbe aaa v.l: uc
uni eztraetad ara taa? aaaaa, Bha alBaa waa aaBaa
uitll ?sp,-ni-,"":iu.tili''l'>itlic?-Viir. Tlii-.|i..y B??*>
aay thal aba " aaaaa M bat aaa- by aaaaj da, eaaaai hy
lha aaa afebJairaaana," aad aaadeiuti thr w# ?' " i?":,?<"
th.-tios" iu aaaa BBjaaUea? Baawwary aaaaaa M hara
baaa aaada aa ta tha gaalag af Um aaaaratatM adadaa>
t'. .1. | . altaa Baaa waa bbbbi ?i 0m Benreaa -ichkoc
eaaaatad bj i'-i- aratawtaa af baa teeth. a.. au ?**_?
,?, eaaaaaaaa i ..v.'ib.r.?:ti....uh Btarala h-.niiy a.-a-a
?., ?,?;ii ,? iM.l , ll'cts froiu ihe aaeof .th "? ,f ,1*
jiuv haa reatoaatrated agatBattbe oas of *?'";?'tf;^' '',.
caraMaaor UieoaipataBl iwtida, they wtatld bat ren
?i,i..l a pabliu mtviic. iBBtaad ?>.' rtdalag i'/,HMl' ui.*t
luuily oflliaci-luiiuatiBgbetwoeiiwLat is aale aud ?"??
B taa?r aaaafa. >
A MHCeptible yoitn? law Btadeat ln Clcve
bBBt^aaaa-Bga siu.'i'ie ot a- awialfaaai aaaaaa B ?
sM-cct-eiiaiiil fDllowlngheron tbeuppieltoetile ? 'tt0
strc-t unt.i aa aaw bar aaaw a aaaaa* taia^aBdai aaaaa
a love-lotttr to thc fuir unktn.wu ??wltii brU'lit blue
eyea, who wore a uuiik boa aatl a seal-broan dre?,"au
li ft It at thr, tloor. Now, a mlildle-JK'eJ roople Hred ?
Bathaaaai bat taaar Baaaa* a paaBg aaBdad lady aaaa
tho woat-eide, bad callod there on that afternoou. ^"
lotter wa? seut to tbo young wife, uad aue laagMagU7