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tn?.ntttn? ?Ifcat lndnitriona people by oppe-rrlnK on l-*-*1
form?* as moral reformer? and monument ? f
and dory. "If your benevolent people," aaj
gniasaaihil. "Winter before lust hud put your loa
al?anlnf the -tret-tr. oroartln/ theaBSBSSts off them Into
tuuevlia.iei.d lands which lie ml around tout
?tend of berdtoe them In nnn ht dated eburi
toot. s,, tie tor and oflVud tar noetrlla of u.
people, win!.-they kept up? pious eotfBe ab. repent,
?nri- ail Winter loiut. we would aot bato had a riot
&,.,?? ,? if thiastroiiir-miii.l''.liinili?irk-ti.,i?.-n-I eri'ie
sots tuwa more about tu ir?r, the
comiuioiitv ?ill l?e moved to ream i thai not the
iiroperli alone, hut themmli ru Jodoin Itself waa nol ! no
nasties last ?uminor. The ImrurlnnUon exhiei-i
in plcturrn? this Quaker lam un fleeing 111
(ron* m M>eursedelty with ita contnminatin
hi.il ?. ni- ut- ..i.mi on her war to Z, wr to eputOi
bark, II nol to Butter aad look bark, hi 'ore i? n ?? Iteu
down loi eternity.
/'{ /,7./'' Ol'ISION.
Lawrence County instructs for the Hon.
Gainai ? wly Uu who
thetiti
(Bep.)
The Nationals are no longer an organization.
They HUM- loused the Da.ratie party, and ?
their . rinoiiith it* orgaaiiiBtlen.?1< ?
Enquln i , Di-iii.)
The (is il Service oiler is the one WC.lk
point lu PreaMeat Hay< i'
rice In til* arnitir of common ?*. nae iron:. ;
pelflsh ? party leader? who bu i
sdvantSKSol popular a patby in support o I
inukf ii un- oojeet of their attack, may lead i
abandonmem bv lb? Pit
ui.teiiiil.l. position.-[St P Hud.l
nSCttELT WHAT TBW ' i ES THE DE_0< RATS.
The Republican pane is mon than i
Idenl or it- > .h itora aud Mi a. TI
lican i'.i 'v will ko forward with a deiermin i
rover the nut Bouse of Represent ititea. 'I
vlll imi t.ike un the petBOual qoanel
nun, o< r begin the etwupaljru atfalnal ihe i ru
make . ' Presid? ut Th? se dis?.
bers ai m tin T uottoa thai Ui
Boauce fur the pattv, or can ride it la tbi c
Tue Republican masses will laiiore I hem, on
the eoDteai for tho control of theOoterumeii
blither s-ronad than ant of tue*? declur.
upon Hayes have buen aide to aet forth.
?nil. iaa;.\'l DEMCM RATIO PLAGUE.
Tur Nnw-TonK Tninoaa baa done , pond
work in bnngins to Uahl We Southern arar r
Tho** ??' i puolic oharai tor presented tin- ?
i .. i. m bed the enormous agsresnte ?
(MIO. 1 hi K ?ere of u pu *?
up #10,000,000 more, mal i
Hut i make t
re.'.eli .?i 17.IMm.oik). We thua have BoutUeru i
fiieeil linder Democratic auapki ?.
oovei - ?o.ooo.ooo. Tone tire over 25,iss) -
claim? , ? ii red to the War Claim? i on u
the House. The locuste ol i., i pi - - hal ??
tin-die k? bum eioud of ?I vnmin; Southern
li tu. .-e are to be allowed, a* the* must a. uudei
oeratlc . ? >i uii cj. had wi i >i better eomj rm
ow creditors at onea, or go lute toluatarj b
Till' OLD DSMOCsUTU IXlVE FOB THE SOLDIEB.
With all their professions of admiratioi
fli-votio i for s .l.lers ol tut Union, the Ii
pot set i tobi 'Ute islaailo in their purpose i ? re.
tii-iii. Tuero was the IUiuot? Democratic State (
turn, fu: <??; imple, tle.lt Inn. I .1 Opp .rtunlty to nommait
i B. Coulter for State freasurer, aud hi
ail odds the best candidate before the Con
the man who nominated hlu made un
flwel?i a np 10 hi- army record, and n i
?Seeds he haddone. Thai s tiled I i
...file. Who 1.
Who, s , In the Lealal?
Cr.'.i! ability, and nothing mure. Hola .-? ail Id. i
le u ? .i. ly, with Hoiiii. o? mil' i
nobody I" the t.11 r, i" move to pul i
on t.i. -, witu tue rai
Gene. _
TUE HEBT kiM> OF m:\v-.
?
Then i?. good reason to believe that the
Presideut and tue part] at drawing; uearet
Other 11 m they have before been drawn. 11 w. ? ?.:
lis If I!. ? Ai!liil"llistr;illOii i
tVpubti i i prinel| . It muai b
Eat at times the mannet ol ?bowing such il -
er, i
teruii'' i standing isopenlng up, do true R
Should interpuso a single obstacle to such u
ma. l. ,,,i .... .u- seed Ural on. >.:
them. \ i oterture thai will contribute to i
?BOB) ? nioii. frm,,
ehoui'. tas other.
Till: REPUBLIC?R PARTY'S PRE1E51
I ??. ?'.
A deliberate and faraud de ati ick i
i our National bonoi an i our bus!
- ,/ i-rnoranee, pr |n doe uu.iiii?t lb
: -
, Quant i il i|iii"!. r,, arc being 01
to debauch ?lu curi uey, aullyourM.itlunai
honor, an ' i>ri m kr wr. en and lulafoi : me to fe*
immi?
nent, li n i.?: nui ? '
: the evil wfll i : ?? . I r the t ou h
tJuie tu .li iw public attention off from ihe malu i
n ron : ? ratioa o? a eo lat? ition i
1? li .. titas 11 attack sad rake the u
i ting niiii a
. ? . mV waxej si ron-?. \> ul
who si
In salera, tiiu Comuiuuiata s ek to eaptore the Ut
llli'llt. ______________
M1DXWHT WJS?1H?H ut.l'<n:i:
. ?;i;NMI:V? INDICATI
ggnoptU tor the Pasf 21 Hfntn,
WaSHIKOTON, Al'lil 17, 1 .1. in.?The
highest uff the Mi Idle At
fresh m east w_4s aad elearins; weath
ereasl on 'he <. ? >i? i
i t:m.i-i to sontbi n-i ? Imli i> . ill
? mhwest, wi b
aloadti
Fu: '
tloaai
and i il ' _ barometei, au I nul i
iriiu'M: i/w! - ohssrva riovi
i Ins
il i s s i s ?>imi i? i s s i (
- --.30
"?ri
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I . ** wu.LC lui- ief)r?MSU l?M ?...
ii( ItuMe OaunL
TnutVSS Oman, April 17, l a. SB.?A rise In a,r
m day. with Bloody weather, waa followed
in the i viMiiiif lira nli>,'lit tlii-lme. Tue tempi-ratiin- waa
lower than on tho preceding day. There i- mon mois?
ture u, t i ? ,or.
Por t?as .it v and vtotnity, partly eloudy weather may
l>e t\l'i !? U louiil. and lUfhl i .mir. are l"i
FIOUTIXO ill h Jl rn
is run a oonsHBACT AMoita ths rownoai
I'l.OI'l.l' At.AIS'.sl C\1'I.U\ bamI
Thef.iiowitiKasnainf oornspondeuoe from the
Kew-Orleans papen aeeaaa to show a deliberate
eflort to blockade the Booth Pass Channel of the
Mississippi, aad d_nage ot destroy the imptove
nient m n!e liy the jettii s, in it vengo for boh?o real
or fancied rivalry with tin- jetty contractors;
bTsw-Oblbakb, April 13. i <
mot M. Mi la la in. Acting I'm A'/iiit
? ?'ii. Sew-Ori*rnne:
1)ia!!-u:: | have le raed, recently, with much aaton
i iii : i., rate ile?iigu i?. injure Ihe channel of
s.nitii i'. a, which is-.ml tobare been frustra led hi
tea. Will i >u please 4b me the favor to state the faeta
lu ta. \ truly, ete., *fama B. Eana,
Ni.v. iiiii.i. is?, April 18,1878.
I - U'J i ommun *?'.:
sia; in reply t" yotu noteof ttiii date, i bave
' .or shoot the 2511 of P?Hi n iry
?e.oi nuil Vmh? wen- BOOUl to be pill
bmiD. I wi?K directed by ,i. \v.
BJark. then aetinr as manager of Iba association, to In
Btrnct Captain Riddle, eo-aroaadlng tue low boat Cat
I ips to the beaa of the passes, and la
i outoftui lettles, to gronad tbeas la saeh ?
.. m retaliation for the
town.. . one of the im.?u owned by the
eoBUaeiora ,u tl ?.
:<> m auch 11
?ucii Instructions, ?ml he then told
Bo to M-nd Captain Hi idle to him tor orders. I wem m
my brother, C.niain Tims. Nrl>*llan, ami InforiDed bltn
of Sir. Rlack'l . ?i?- i,,1.1 me SO ko and ml.uni
an i oftheOood Intent Towboai Cosa
?:?, lils company, ami thU
dit).
draft was twenty-two feet. The traft si
u. I do not ???iii< tnbei, hut bbe wa.t n vonnel
of Saap ?Han aim?. Yours truiv,
OOOBOB M. M ! 1 I.IAN.
r. 8.-Captan Riddle of tue lowboal Calhona, haa
?Hid'- (lie h)|*OWtag nU'eUltllt iu Couiuctioli With this
' (. M. M? U
Mr. biack. at the time retet r??d to by Captain Mei^l
Un. aaiiii'i me tiiat be was determined to btoektba
rtisniit: uirouk'h ?South i'aas bar, ami that he ha.1 in
Urui tul tvM, ?f Iiihowii eaptuini to stick their ships la
the Jetties, and that I ?mild kimw when I was to put the
one 1 w_ towuiK aground by a telearam tnat woiinl BBJ .
' ix.u't ji.rt ?limn " I answered all right. I talk? <1 !??
Captain Kn im, of the tu?lK>at Mary Le?*, one of |_
taiu? i.e relcired to, ami I the mattet to
gether. and decided we would nol do it. as the pilote
woulii hate cnarffn of the vensela, and wo dkl not think
It eil?cr i igiit or practicable.
W. II. Htnni.K, Master of Calnouu.
This evening Mr. W. A. Hunter, the well
known treasurer ot tbe Ban Kran Uoe Minstrel*, will
lake a complimentary beuoflt. Mr. Hunter haa long been
fnanaatai with the San Krauttsci Minstrels, and is well
Ju?wb for his adeiiiy and iMiiltoaera. Tills is tho last
week but one of the pro-cut aeasou of mlUMiielsy at tula
0|*stB house.
ALBANY.
DOINGS AT THE STATE CAPITOL.
rnr kew-yokk a___) bill amem?i i>?c\-.-ai.
PaV.masti:i:s?i;i-m:i!.U, IBFB LINK Bin..
Tlie Public I'.'irili :is l?.ll leu- ?tota ?luiciii'.c?! in the
Senate in important particulars; the pilucMons of
Balarles in fsavw-Tork are aaada obligatory, aad ore
to take place daring the pensent year, aad the ex?
penses of the city ar- reqairedto aggregate 30per
cent leas than ia I>s77. The bill pflwvidiaf tor the
itin.'Tit of three Canal PayBiastere, wl o si,.ill
pay for supplies and the waaesof laborers, waa de
land ordered to n third reading in th* us* -
i?ly. Th.- Senat?- approved the Assembly amend*
nie.ith to the General Pipe Um Bill, v.lmli noa
?.-?it s to the Governor1. The Assembly pasaed Dr.
nel ?1 I'll.
-??>
El ONOMT !.\ MAY-YOKK.
Till* NBW-TOBI BALABlBfl HU L SMBBDBD IN TBB
bbnai k rxpbboks roa thb phessxt v?j
aaeuBQATB 20 raa cas i -- rasa last
tbab.
(moanut:i t t.\i: conns posdeiti or t'm ratsrsa. I
Ai.itANv, April 1C>.-The Publie Burdens
rhtcbwaspaeeed hy the As pmbiy with gri
- at, un.i.r the behel that il woald tnatartally re?
does the enorm ni salary 11 I of Ifew-Yorb City ?
and waa Um n snaps? i refortnn
baa b
,mls of >'?-.?iii.i..v by the hamate. TbroaRh
i- .I the beaiIna "; I ?'
i. of ?I? ii-..-ii'..-i fr.-ui >:? v.Yi.tk concerning th?
? ..nun, teeon Cith ?? m-- to ti.- conclusion,
In lbs word., of .-?'i.ii.ii Pomeroy, Its chairman, t ?-i
of to . I yet." 'He |
i- torn ? oui ol the I I
: lanl ameudmcuia mailt
i m lj i" -un. i li indwrtlln
f-T" the n? w i. II ?- -u |> ??i erli be con
u o,;??,,:?:.. . lendnienl of in? hill lu the eetl
in.:'. - ?
one rvqalrl I ~ and oth r
-
BO \><? i. m less m.m in 1877. Tue Board ?>'
.M. ni are Riven full poi .
are eren roqu?n ?'. t.? n luce es lacs In
'- pai i
meut l>( !?:?: . B?nt 11 t" I " fllve? a
..? red ictions lu I li
le.- Its Il al :.??. The npproi I
for?a i
in mi > t| t,:l ratio.
: '
forbid .
poi'lionii.e'it aie i. lui? o
?
?o ii, paid In each d >arti u ut, and for a j ? -
t ?late any In ?n ase ot Ib? ? sai. i i? tsforl
Belo- ? I :
m ? i ? l.For t
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mil io. Iij I in I
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such d
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Ill t lie
tlie ?in exclusive
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SUCH . ?' ,.'l.llll.
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BU S lo lie i
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lo i?- p.? ? i the annul
?pitred toi ; m t . be
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bai le
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euthoi i
ii in ti
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?m- l'o.e.l shall I. ? let
,i,i i ? ? l.i II
.u . h ellj ., th?
year ni I tube
i . 1.11, ?.,i i
ol b |?r?|i lar. i,, li?- piiii
< ? v said City, i.i.'I I lie ;. m m lit liipi'i. .I lo he provide?! in
law to pay oriobeapp ? -?l on account ol anj bonds or
I le mi. i. -t .m the h ? d? U ??? i|
oi ihe city shall, o-- i.i le .1 02,000,1. leas than
the ai*_reg.ite amount required to i"- ralaed
bj las In I ?i . city tor lbs v. aj 1 -7 -,
Indi neb local authority shall, on or
before tii?' tl. tt day ? . i In each y? ar, IdcIu.IIii?
Hi y? .u 1-7-, u'.- m in.- eil., ,? ol the chief financia
cerollo? ? .!.> i..:. dull contalulua a list of al ul
i.i.. --.try and proi? foi the economic ii performance ol
the hm ?-.and the annual comp usatiou
lived in be j?ild .'.. ilUre*
for the follow i UK year. In lixiti^- such oouipeu
the] may proi Idc that the salary to be pal i to aa
sou then m office may be larger tban s?mil Im
to the person or persons tbereofter appointed t<> the
? .me or a siioii.n office, and muj make provision for I he
payment of ii .i salaries topenuma who shall hare
f.titiifu.lv o i ' i .m ,i tin- ilu i,-? of any office for a p 11 "i
01 t- u win - or ne? i 11,, i,un,
i..-i oi oiii i beyond tue number existing In December
31,1877, except that the number ol policemen moj
o?- Ineroaaed in i ??? mannet now provided bj
law ; and tie r shall n??i increase the aalary ol
ai... oiiiee whit .iii said lost mentioned day amount?*!
to of ? X'? ci|i-?i .??_?,ooo p r atiiiutii. Prom and after the
in nt- of .ot be lu? lui to ebange
one y.-ar thereat ter, nor to puj
.i - ii.: sin, ?til ot aiiv oiti.-i- nol th. u m
specified, nor nt a greater rate than as shall be therein
specified lu iii? oeil,mle above mentioned the local
author laJarlea which cannot be oonati
tntlonally change I during the term of ?>iti. ?? of lb? He n
Incumbent that the aggregate of aatarit-a to In- paid to
tin Incumbents of su li oIBom aOaU not exceed 80 pel
i lit o' III. li.no111,1 p.ti.l to nlll.'U llltUUllieiitS dtUlUfl tile
year W7.
8j ?. ?;. Tiie powers by i hi-? statute conferred are in ad?
dition tot.? powers no? poseeascd hj tne local author
it\- of any city, ami where -.iieii loco! authority ?s a Board
of Estimate sud Apportlonm? nt, the now? r so i onti rr. ?i
?li ill in- .-v.-- Ise i oi - ich hoard lu making up cseb j aat
tin final . Miin.i'o of s ml el.y.iilid to? coueaireut vol.
of all the members ol said board ahall bo requlolle tor
? u itudei Hi., .?t.
M.. 7. N ithlni herein contained shall be deemed
io nio ii Hie appropriation ot any moaera, nor the
.I u. oulartes wbererer in snj city aneh
appropriation i- under the uontrol or reriolon <?f tin
(..u,mou Council or of Hie Hoar.I ol i.-iiui.in and Ap?
portionment of such City, m I wncll siicli M.ilaru ? at?
not payable frein appropriations uudei the oonirul or
revlatonol the Com mou Council or Board of Estimate
aad ApportloauK t
gao, 8. Tuia act ahall lake efict V immediately.
nu: canals.
lilt: BOX 1'1!??VII.INU rOB TBBBB r ITMASITRH i?k
iiAni? ami OBDBBBO to a mini? iuakinu in
? _? A-.sKMlll.Y.
[PBoai Tin. kk'.i i in ? oam n*onN vt op tub nra?aa.1
Alhanv, April lG.?Tho Afloossbly apeol
most or its ?arana ssashia te day, la dobsltsg tlm hill
providini: for the tluniici.il mauiu-euieiit of the canul-.
iSuiieiintendi'ut of l'uiilic Works Clark ut first dealred
not ouly to make all the pesshaSBS und employ all the
laborera, but also to pay ot! the lehSMBB anil pay fur sup
pliiva. Ho has since mo lifted his view und flow only
wishes tor power to buy canil materials. The Asacmbly
Cauol Committee think tnut three olhVcia, to hfl Who h n
aa poymaators, ?lioul.l have the duly of paying for stip
olies and tlie aai?ea of the laborers, uud have einlm ii.-.l
their views in a bill. It was ?vor this bill that the de
hate took piaco. Mr. Wlllers offend an aim ndiii? m
providing that Uepiity HiiiK-rinteiidl-iita of the ? mil
should make the above p.iyiutn ta instead ot the Pay?
masters. Thin Idea was presented by cx-Uorernor Sey?
mour at a meeting ot the Assembly Canal Committee
last week. Several speeches were mode ogalnat the mo?
tion. Following is tho debute:
Mr. Alvord?Shall BBS Superintendent of Public Works
be alao the tluiim lui officer of the cuu.tUf This bill la
int. i.dul lai separate Hi? two cliaaoa ?>f work. In tlie
Conatltutlunal Conven tiou of 1SH7-S, I oat tied fora Hu
perluteudent ol Public Works. 1 tho ight sac-n an officer
would do away with tho onmplieattetsasf theQaaal On
m r system In that oonvt atloo II was the sal Ion I
ul a tliht the Hnpcrlnt'-ndcut ?lmitM maniiic" the BUD ill
sad other oCsei rs thonl i bate tht tin m. ml ?are of tin m.
(luv. rnorjl ffini.ii recointii nil? I the ama? thing, and a
roremtsaloa appointed in- Mm reported the amendment
to the people. The question of Snaoe? omcht to he di
toreed from the keeptna of the eauala In order, Th?- Bu
{wriBteudenl ought sot lo apead a dollar. Defalcatl >na
mie arowa not.of h simitar ayste at ? the ans proposes.
iiroinei -, i..iii.-m. mid telaflre* of the wives of an
, .1 j.iiv in,ml fot
trate, i is s very d ah til enterprise for a Bute
I.i i i. m.-e in MH> I "-tve lie b ef?
forts to embark It In ralln .-. the answer baa
been that the State has a itch work al i di*
. in i i i, i; i ?? .. rs -i? W "
, i ? ? . ? pi of the
Does u ' ef a ra.lw.ir
Hi.- mon. v of a railway ta pai off
i,., i ai.u?. s be pul ? m work I Invai lably hia wot
. ? put i i- ?n to '.voik and r ?no ;? .1 thi
Di.-. p.n tun tors soul oni from the
n ,iin iiitle. P u off He-re :i. .1 bast, the mi
p. i mi. iidi m of toe .New-York < : ? "i> ofl
.. brakt m m if he d. ail ?d. Large ma
i.i -lim. lit.-- are eoiiiin. t. ion the ?ame principio. The
. ? i- -III | the m.v
s in one band ind fhal of t loorrra
m another. In Hi?- ?i in ol all
try lo ,1 vest the H ill man igomt nt of
the mone* a of tho 8tal tu.? ? In adral Idea i?
.m ,? i. i riment. Kumoi ? ,i Itl sin ady a
i do nol ?. In \ It. i ;
devolve Boon any man the power to em?
eu, to buy m lei ils. to pay oil tht mu, and to
I'.iy for material >, with no iruiirdexci iboud.
n ol ? ucti bond m n. - SI ? ?. north*
? .
u, .o ?'. ii ?? . v '.ii''i the
poil I
? ?; ?it ihe shippers and i men. Il
Deput* nton Ion I c in well
i
.. bn'ru?1 think mai H Clark should li
? ? d ma
Is. But 1 do not I
..!?;.'. .ri-i \|,>'mini
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II, ,'tii'l we n i
ene y.
i- .mi?
ni \..i.S
, i ? rod to a iiiu.i ri u linif.
( : \?',,\l. LVAilHLA
' I. IN 111! . I I '?
lili: I ?s \\i : It, Bll I. PASSKD r.v i.ll
IT Ol .:: ' VUTOBS
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Tue -li ?int fri.ln le I
algbl itatlagthal V, htaaton Pemn.D pot] Clerk or
the i "iin of Appt .;-. i, id n. ensi
on complaint of J. Albert Wilson, another elrrh in the
hi. . baratas thai Pet rln had htlonluu lj o,? Bod
Wilson' "i. i.'. Wll n I. : .?? If. In m?
official ?? ip.i Ity Mi. I't urn ill. n.-r
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lltiou, handed It over to Wilson. Mr. I'eTin la a Min of K
' i i ? rln,Clerk of I be Con toi \;.?.??.. -, and Is m most el
i i |.ig iii.iii In every n ... le
.i ci u.? t i. in. Is rt ? i . .1 .i ? pn elj tualleit-iia. I'hli .i 1er
ii.urn Wilson I? ml 'i 'I in.? ii . ?. i .i. as a t ? : K .
( 11 m i o? Appeals, i m, li waa prompt li .? i ? pled.
/.?/ FORMING LO \? BBAAC'f?.
LOOKING IM" ma All .il-- OF tuinit mili ins
? i;n,i ? Air.i, DISORDKKLY not .- IKCTARIAa
AI I UK os I \ i mi: W ILSH.
IFKoM IN ii' ?' V-l? ?-.' ?1. i ..?111. -1 i ?>!.;? \T OF Till! ritllll'NI.J
l.osv; Branch, N.J., April 14.?The Long
Branch Hoard of Commit loners ,t,;i cuininnc?? m ni.or
ously carry on the wort of reform. At a apedal session
of the board, reatenUy, a eommnnleation was ree ted
from the lata Pollee Jn itlee, Rdward I. Pitehar, p? tliloo*
lag iin- Uommiastonera to permit him (Pitcher) to have
possession oi hi- ii.mii?, ao that be oontd square np tht
PoUce Court baatoeaa The hoard paasad a a oiutloo
permitting Plteher to write up the hooka at the Diatncl
Clerk's Oflteo. Jastiec Lasa atoas and exolalnsd
in.-, pos ?ii"n to i in- oonimJ ? mi. He would like to have
t u I.ka o? ist U then weraaaj Improper i
This ptivUegs waa not granted. Wbea Justins Cane's
term sa Pollee Magiatrate expired he banded tu the Ms*
trie) Clerk all the papara mddocwtnentsofhlaonVe. The
oommiastonen wan frp"**"Hlyetterdaj wbaathaalerk
Informad ihs beard thai nil >>r thaaa had mvat. ?ii.uoiy
disappeared ezeepl one aalmpattaal paper.
Bom< oftboresldaataof l?ong Branch, of every reiig
ioni iieininnnaiinn,are nie itlyincensedagalusl the Rar.
Dr. Wallace, of Osean Qrave, who, ta the pnbUeprtata
this week, made ll pMjodtBad Bad BOBBSWlMM bigoted
Btsaah npaa Long Btaaebfla reformer, the Bet. Fathat
Walsh, pastor of the ( at lull. ChOTch of Ihe L.;,|y htur of
tho ????ii. Kith.r \\Blab, in imopea aad vig.noiuaiagtt
hamleil ?ai fare SO the vile _as ami disorderly house- of
Long I'.i.nicii, baa neelvod ihs aoataaandattoa of the
pastor? of all the cvang.Iieal churches about OSBM
ToWB kip. (me of iiis m i-t at.|. nt support, is ?hi
j.itm s !i. Bradley, tha original owner ol Asbnrt Park, a
tnriving borough adjoining the Oeeea drove Camp al ? i
Ing tesoeistlon ?rrouiids. Ifr. Bradiey had ih.-charter
,,' \ m, Park Maud with the liquur ssUUua probibitien
clause, and Is an ardent adtoeafe of temperance. To
amont I'ntiier \Saish. Mr. Bradley ur?.-?! hi.? towasmea to
Ibeauttrae. tt was this that did not meet the ap?
probation of l?r. Wallace, Bad hi wii)iir.|lv allai IBS l allier
v, dab m the (ollowiag woriiM:
"i me broad souled brotaet of Aabory r.irk 'U??reat-i thst
th?- oiuaeaa of I/>hk Braaeb faralsh "Fattier" Walsh
v*.itb Hie "Hlnews ?if war ;" thai amano plaalj of sseh to
lie Illegal wh akey-seilTS, who, we luppoae, hi.
WSg "tlthOOl an I -i. i IBilOO tu Ins own ciiniimiulon 1 "
To Tnr. Titmrsr. correspondent, who called upon
Father Walsh at bla residence, ailjololnic the Church of
tho _i?Iy Htar of the SVa, Long lirauch, this morn?
in?', tho divino woiihl say nothing, other than that
tie would probably respoDd to Dr. Wallace's un
rallest-for attack wben the season of Holy Week and
Kaster bad parsed. " till, I don't mind attacks fruin
niii'h ii.ii'i'uA-iiiliiiled |>i',i|i!. ?," s.U'l (lie i'l.'rvviiiaii, " in v
Tocallou is hete among mi people at I.oiik Hraiieli.
B.iiiie of them n.-e.l icforiniti*. and I am del^rnilned to
make the reformation. If the Ocean ( i rovo people need
any reformation, I will wilhugly le ml thru- my aid."
RUSSIA ?STILL AT BAY.
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Y AHIJE HOPES OF A SETTLEMENT.
Tm: i?isi??Mi:-. i off liOuiAMi iNCKKAPtNO?
ii'.i-ita BxrwaoBwo in khh.am? thai- i?tragia
M\Y BH rOBCBlt DITO A eaWBBAIi st ?mission.
Bad feeling continues to bo m-iiiifcted 111 Bars*
mania toward litssia. Entire (liarles has
left llii.-'iaie-t fo join his nriny. an?l BBfl
called out all the militia. The aTnaslsias. on
their aarti ara mttibtg with u bsah hood
at Hut liaient, ?in! ate prepared to blink tij? the
"? at Balina? in Enirluii.l a pa-.sive policy L-i
pi. v '-fi m leaard t?> Baasla. ft is ealealated that
it En-lnnd holds aloof troSB B OflflBJtreSfl I
bee -ii-?: 11, ??i. ?i to wbmil t?> th- liritish I nuns Th?'
British Government, lion ever, bohlsont UTOSP?
a >.;ti i.e-loi \ at rant;.-incut. I'i une I,i-iiiaivk is 1111
deratood to '.?? Mill basil) eng aged 111 piouioiitig a
setllc'iieiit.
Till: BRITISH GOVERNMENTS OPINION.
1 KOLAI 11 1 ot i.? r.?-. laOLATBO
Loan . . .-?:> II Id, 1078.
In iiie House "i Commons, this afternoon, Sir
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replying to an i' Mr. IHrstir. said I "The
on is an anxious ?>ii?-, hiit Bathing 1
cure! rate it, ot ??> diminish the hope of a
arrangement. Nothing Instifies the
: in tii 'i I.o"1 in?! will !.. i'i; 1. a < Irj ular
from 1 urlcey to the Pirwt-ra There is a
i an . rrangenienl m I'm a!> ami
? England."
'in. rANl vn quarbbl
Tin: BOCMASIAM "'1111111 t II.IKI? OUT.
1 ? ? . April It?. 1--7S.
Accordiag to odrici - 1 ?? Ived in Paris from
t, P 1 ? - ,1 ' join in- army.
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eiev.-tit, ?I a t: eil 1 id -n 'a an aiiiiii'nii
mi in m a ??? entire Bj am uu m milito?
1 '-it. IL 1.Buss i ve?
ri a?lj t?. axiiin aloes
Danube I ary.
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of our diplomatic position, and can afford to ?rail
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I? oar stipulations for Iba L'ougreaa. nell sad e.'. ; 11
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0.1 arorh tiiat baa besa
nil? tuft. ?! In 1: trope since 11.?- ? 1 h.?ntitry.
.1 in ii,. -. r.-1111-.. ibere I- no
ii ist her, and ii 1 > M
roiisble 1i1.1i iiie 1. .,, nouent ?ill
It will Be
Hi m t?> rontioue theii armaments, to oc?*apv certain
I'liui ol territory, not u..-? lorily pruvueatlva "i a
u with do i:.i ?.mi fore**, and keep Bnaelata
her n 1 -.-hi position, that 1- tu >.n. with .01 uo
.?u in her ]m.1. bul n.> other fain from
tin oral but euch i?a ahe can retain br aetttal |?b
Ion ut iiin.oii-ii in? ie isio^-? 0-1, ati.l ibera to i.-t
lier ri'tnaiu until sue returns to the aenseol her datr t.?
I.HI ope."
eanisii lib?rai s aiTisriro.
in t !?, il. 1 -? of ? i.i.ii- this afternoon, c>r BtaBbrd
Noitii'ot. mored aa adjirarnraenl "f the Boaaa si
Ma rislai te dar, -?til ths Oth of blar. nn- Wilfrid
. m: idl? il. < nii-iii-l crltlt ad i'i - rtep 1 .
of tin- serious crisoi. Mr. Pawcctt (Liberal, Hockner)
lii"\?"l no iiiiU'iiiliin i.t pt'oMilm ; tor all ailjotli uin.'it to
the 20th Inat. 81 r Stafford Nortbeote deprecated this
lina-, v. 1,u-h, In sau!, Would al irai tue v. 1,1,.1. Mr,
: ? 11.1 ..-i 1 1 -.ni.poi te.I -iir m itfoi-'i Northeote's mo?
ll.a ni ?an! thai it lie ami in- colleaauea thoughl the
Uovemmeul arera pu > . ? war pouev, tnsy would
bave acted ot.ierwlae. Mr. Paw? it's amendmenl un
n|. 111 'l .v a voi. ..r v. in, io, mi -, 1 as, and 1 lu- motion
?.u ,m ,1'ijiariiiiii nt until M o '? ana adoptad.
Tlir. Al STUIANS Aliiiltll VKI?.
In tin' IfoiiM- of I.nils llils afni noun, l.oril Salisbury,
Parelga ."secretary, atsttd that Ooaal Vea Banst, the
A11.11 oil u ne.111,111 Aiiil.a-.a.loi, 1. pi. sente?! IimIiiv Hi it
1 of aathontr la Aaatris, eapeetslly ofOeera, were
painel! at I.on I I >? rl?j 'a ri-ci-nt observations reapSCtlflg
that count iv. Lord BaUsbanr said that Lard Derby's
obaervationa were made on bis owu responsibility, and
that Ibere v,.a. mitiimu In III?' Foreign OfSCC m .irraiiiiiia
Coin Thellouaeof Lords th.-.i ...I |...ii m <1 until tbeOtfa
of Mar. The remark of Lord Derby whioh. ehleflj cave
molli../.' in Vu una. was rii.it m e.iii.e.pi -in ,? ..r iiie num?
ber ul sia\ - in lie- Austrian aruiy il eo.ild not Ik- liualcd
lottgbl asolnot tin- Ktisolana
.ni.Iks am? MiM'it roriCB.
Th?- Juiirmil ?o?X li t-ration nj Matas ihat nof'otlatioiis
wil'i Knglsad anil Aii-tila STfl In Sfoatl BS
Tliemet I? uiiil.e Is now open 't? entire coiiise. It Is
nrpooled thai the i?.iiiui>?' BsrlgaUsa Oamaaajf will
ah.irtly restitue )(? aervi??'.
A special dl,paid, to ?he T?mr? from Vienna nays:
" New i baa reaelieil le-re tii if the tira ml puke BlehahU
retarse taBt, passratmig ami that Qtasasal Xaistshsa
ci.--, t.. Ina stsfaii.? to aaoama IBs ehfcd esasawasl Thia
is cuusl?li red a com illutory -t.j>."
The .-it. I'eteialiiim Auence Ruiti, of t?Vilay, says tho
it tant Ion la-dag ia naehaa?aaal
MES. SEW Ell.'s At EEC IIOS.
llHKAllilNii LOVB AM? A-KIMi At? ?MA-?COLONEL
PI? Kn.lM.'s 11 .IIM ?SY.
JlliliTfi Doiioliile'rt early ailjoiltllliieilt fOBttV*
flay, aare Jadaja Lawraase aa sfpsataaMp to transfer
the trial of the Newell ili\orce suit from the liaill.v veiit
IhMfld and ha?!Iy Uithtcil naun kuowu as Part III. of the
Circuit Court, to the more coiiiiniallous room Known as
Part II. Mr*. Newell Is ? constant attendant in the suit
In which ahc is thu plaintiff, ami yeaiertiay MlsaUlu.y,
who come in lateen Monday, was pres?*nt ?lurlmr tlie
whole ses?lon of ihe court. Though tho court room was
borer, the aeats did not sufMce for the spectators, ami
the bar woe nug.al arotiud with meu patleutly waiting,
on foot, for aomethlng of interest.
The seealon was little more than a repetition of Mon
day'a procecdiuga. Tiler inter 1? lt.-r, wrlltea by tlie
I'laiutitr to Mr Iloarduian, was tdeiitifle?! by r?l.?uel ('.
r. Pli'kerraff and read by Mr. Amok!, ail c-.pre-.tn,, in
<atrava_aiat Uuguaajw, Uto writei's aotccliua far atr.
Ilnaidanta In a letter datetl January, 11. MSB, written
in fere her marrlu-co. *ho says: "A few nlghta naos l
dreamed thai we wooM ??fun meet, and I fumed each
riston armni?! my dcMghte?! hem t, ami rejoiced ISBt
eenld rteprive aaa eat thai Moaaasa, bafwhen asotniag
rune it brought Its silent toar; hut I will u t H.e pa m
reecho her fow pleasures and bid tlie col,I.
cold world to pass on." Again, on the day
after her marriage, ?she wrlti-a to him : " My Own Dear
K.i.'iid? I neelrtd your kind noto yesterday ait.i noon.
fui which pi. as.' accept thousands 01 thanks, mul I? Here
im ei er the name with iniii'H love. I send lOttB IhOOBaad
" In a let let from Parts, written in 1 *?>*?, she speaks
nf no long, r depending on far husband, but "Hipper ring
herself by rtvte? urasie leeson*. In I860, from Ihi
- eentreatsblm to I in her. ra 18bBshe writes fa
i . ', li a i. tier in ui.i, h -ii" ?? tj s, ?? bow happy I am ta
bavi known ran, but imw anaappg t?. set pan aa kmgar.
Ah, dear :ii?n?l. be v?-ry sure I mve nothing M asnea M
tin-?'. * * ? Bol mil? u. I embrace you a rhou.saud
time?. Yoa feel bow l love yon. A?'.iiu -unaav. Witts
im . I pre* inn I deserve it.
in .o? thee letter rrom Parts, Mrs. Vowed saya, "I will
:i -sure yt 1 then ta not s day which pasao?s mat f do not
I lit nk of y 01 many, many nun h. and wish f could se?- you.
I would kits wonds If 1 possessed tea. It M itell lhal
you do not ki rw my atlent thoughts and feeHoga, f,ir
did yoa, I am ?tue with your naostaoble of hearts, anil
aeiMittve urgsnUatlon, you woaM i>?> meal unhappy.
My il.ai,>t ii:? mi. Iaaaaro yon thai you liave all my
. and l 1.111 nut iiiiiminll'ul o; your ve.-y kuidin
i tin-' ?:l.-i:ii. -s m ilivliln.g aoBBB of your
time t.. inc. whea I kuon Ibera "oust be ethers with
v, 1,1.u roo 1 mi II MM y "tir lime more en n ria.iiinglv and
.t' 1." The li itci. n ,s wi h -i requesi tor BOO h
< v. 1 1 arma rather titan send, lu one
letter, datad in Ans ?? expessses iu-r totea
; l .1 to retire to a coiiv.-lit 111 tl.e l.ilt?-r part of the m .1.
t ?it'll' ir, bul tends her lot ? aud man* kisses. In soother
1. r i.? "stars she expects to die, anu weighs twenty
!i'..ii arhea she laataawher "dear
fricu'i ?? money, rbe reading of them
letl : 10 luornlug, and fn the afternoon traas
latlous of tht e Pi null In ton* worn mad
1 . 1 il. ?.i ?r - .. unael 1 1 u cnlli d on Colonel Pieker
1.1 i ?pi .11 iiion of blafieqaumt visits, with Mrs.
... t,i Providence, Boston, l'un. i-ii.i., and Hew*
York t '0 "i el I ' w. t. 10 In?
quire into Mi SUP .?ii. nt character, and mall
pt two of n e.-e Journey? ae was accompanied 1... his
wife 1 Journeys be met oltland
?d fl londS, . CC ' ne.m ? .1 v.,I,i 1 imi'-i' rel
t any improper eon - *irt we* out of tue
: on. Hi explained i...it the necessity ol s
loose v 1 -11 -1 ii'ii.?-- from M . H -'.Il having been ad?
vent e,i a, 1 clairvoyant while residing la Mr. Meweli'a
Imme, before bisSrsi wife'sacath. 11, understoodtsis
waeiiouebj Mr. MeWell wlihoal im wife'sconsent. He
said ib,- personal enounuter b? I ween hiiuself and Neweil
arose in this .11. Mis. Neweil -"tit tot ahn, and he
went to-tee uor with tils -? a. O i la return be mm New?
eil uni ., Ik, and from what he had
.1 ?? i... u in 1 ii.- mean, eofitaniptibiu
rel I arsai to da to. I bave just coma f?n m
? her." The*- th? n
Weiil m; 1 hi? ohiie. ami N'eWoll giving ll I 111 UM lie, BO
i.:., ne (u go outsidt at him, when bis son tu?
tor . 1, il.
QEXERAL tVRKWN SEWS.
A GREAT BRITISH STRIKE EXPECTED.
in:. MA8TRBS COXFKDKBATIKO?BAD I'. BUI
Bora BIDS?,
Uranos, im ?day, April U, I
The Manchester cotton m?sten to-day re
.1 deputation of operative tptaatn. who
? thej a m willing to accept a ?"> per cent
le |U< .. I, If ihn" 11 lelil? 1 11,.lit , . t
' arliilral.u:.
u-tera replied,?eellnlag both praposata and :'?!
bertnit to 1 1 origl al n -? atton, namely, that If a
1 .,1 any of Um ;.- where no
1 ' ?? had been given of Iba ten 1? r oral re
.'ni lit 1 of the ?i.!- |l a'l lock
out at the , und the
' fr -n til- redaetloa at the ?
nil ii v. hid ' on thin I l be applied I
?..r
? ? sorrow. A .sinke which
rath s is certain.
?he lnsitii Uuordian sayi : " n 1? report .1 that .1
'.. ould ?too ipludka
i. ,m?l 1,5 i.i.'ni'i ,11 anota r."
eld la -t
,- the
'in bunds at
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i.i mart, r.s, .,
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in, eben ... avoid cuu
1 1 ; l -. \i '. CATKD.
The eottoa op ratlvea bold an opea-alt am
live thou and rs
Its reaolntloa of tuo masters in ro?
to ,1 lock-onl was tl-'.l-'d. '1 i..- lue. fini*
Inn I the det? ntnation to
unless ? 1. An '
? per 1. 'it re I
...rt 1 ?>. A ? r, ,'i.' 1 m ?
ham ?pinners 1 bio unanimously refused to
nul winders
I to uc
iiii.
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MI ' : LAKE 8UPERI0B REGIONS.
OooDRi i,-, 1 ?nr., April 10.?Tin; steamer
',., rn Transit Company, arrived
; wl .. ;';..., ;? ageta mid B
? . ? ftelgbi.long which were etahty barrels of
SWITZERLAND ? D HE >II.\ r.K ?ONGI
Switzerland has accepted the proposal of j
the United States to partic?pale In Ihe International
11 ter and ?.
CENTRAL AND 801 i H AMERICA.
1 t ' 1.1 1 i-ai.'a 11..V m im: in ni:i:\i ivy nv MICABAGUA.
Panama, April 6.?General Tnrjillo
t th United f
;??imii?
of the people nt the last eleotloa, and la -.
aohlii r .?n 1 an 1 u lient m ml ,.-tr itor.
Ihe French Commission of i'\
lion, 1 . '< bt hind by Lh aaat Wj
P ? for a c mai 1 ?
1 r i-|i, ' -, . t.ir, ere enomtrfl -
things 1 :
at is present moment
TheGernian Seel reached Cotiate on lbs 19th of
Uldofl t Jl.i ,.:i .i_-,.-.'.., ::t \i .1 - MgnOd hj
Minister Ritas, on tin-part of Rlearagaa, which i
amicably the Oermaa dlspata. la the agreement tue
? mu Gotemmenl rot Bat the two
armed i imtttad laal rear la lbs atrssla of
Leon mi 1 in- (ii rtiiati c.in-iii, the ( -?rtttt aaaiSoj?a Bad
their families. It] risurtha culprits to lus
n e, nui 1 ? 1 ? -1.. fm r. n ag.000 ?f one <>r them, the ex*
Alcalde Bailada res, la not punished within fourteen
.lays. He Nie.ii.ii.il.mGovernment likewise -gipaiataa
to pay an indemnity of 030,000, ami salute tho Ootmaa
il.,-, tu Guatemala the Presldeat has aathsttsods i?x
III em- eel.t pi I bottle oil ai'il.u ill. Ill e, the |u u?.. ils tu lie
used to foster immigraMon. tiranta of pobUsIaada aie
t.? 1 e made for the - une i arpeas
THE LEO11 HE PLATFORM.
?SCIENCE E-PLA1NIN0THE CREATION.
I.' 1 11 m nv 1 ?n iiiin. J. 11. MOTE,
The Hon. J. 11. .Mott delivered a Lecture be
tora the fbaag Men'.-. Chi .-'1.11 As?i,-..atIon, la^l BVOBiag,
opon the relations between Belenes aad Religion, ink in?
for his subject the I: i-t? r.v of the creation, as tela feil ni
the Book of Genesis, "The ohjeel of this chapter," the
1.1 lui .1 s,ihi, " i.s not to teach ni?t, rial, but moral u nth,
and,bynstag Iba material, is Ulnssrata moralttniha
Two questions ire raised by the pt?'ngt ' and Uod said,
let there be light'?whether it wasaaUvtaa atteranee,
aad what waa atsated bythoaa n?tala. Uto heut that
the words steated tue ?un ami tim tatet syasaat, and
If thai Is e?! ill.-lied, It shows that the utteram-t) Wim
divine. Whea lbs history was nrittaa, tho land
-taa tiled with vorahlppata of the aaauaadtba writer
BBtlgbl I" t' Beb III,'tn that this objeit uf their adoration
w is created livtiml. These winds irell'. d a 1 isinicil
tow. ihe next creative words wen 'Let there be .1
tlriiiaiii ni.' lin- tel ins tlriiiauuiit and it;iiios|ilieie are
Identical, cons..(in ully Itohl was eiealisl Intu??.' ilure
waa any atmosphere, and if sn, there ?puld not have
been any aacb thiui* sa crepuscular Ufhf. Bit John
li. imIici san (hat without the reaeetrta and refraetlte
powers nt the stmosphere there eoaldhe bo twlllaTbt,aod
Woltostoa says that if M aras not for as atmosph?re the
nun would not have any magnitude, bill appear
only as a apeek ol UuBt, Cunseqaently no other
1 ingnaga than ' there was Ught1 coiii.i have" lain used.
Ail ta.it was described lu the ursl ?i iy's ereatloa us iiKin
appears ob the fourta Sayas lights. t)u the Im >t;>>
there was no atmosphere, aad therefore ibero eoald i>e
um 1 Ugut, <?u ine toarla day tin re was an atmosph?re,
which produees etepuseniar llchl. 'Jtrmamenl of
I., an n Is use 1 I.i ni note tile existen"0 of a BOOmiSSl
aaent railed atmosphere. Aiicr tho Uimaim-iit had n. -
come so transparent thai ItoouM not be diatiaa
from Ihe \ in mu? ly boyosd, tue -voi'it 1* never asafi BBOd
b] il-i.il, b it m 'ol .(une. ion wn.i tue wi.rl Ima .1'i. The
word 11 ii-, mentioned m the -bth aud ?_'*itn verse?, should
ne translated heavens. Therefore, whea we re??l of the
tutu.muni of heaven, aa applied to lights to divida aud
rula day and night, wa are 10 uudi-raiaud by it an at*
moaphi t.c law which prodaead ?Tepiueuiar linut. The
lApl.uiatloii Of tue lui. i -intime, 'there was liKht,' Is
im n'shed hj sen i.e.-, bet .iu-?' seienes ims diaaotetad the
aaton Bad properties of ak*. aad also the laws of ligut
ami tie ir material relation to cai u other."
The lecturer discarded tlie theory lhal the li-rtit m.-n
tioiieii in the second rana wss asbalar light He eoa*
Ll II ll. .1 : "(nal divided the llxht tl OUI the i_4_SBS and
made ilai and iil?{hf. At tils nine ihn c.irih must hate
ii.-, i, rotating on Us axis, i thantioetha atiaoanbi reeoaM
not obtain itn po-itaiii m theBuBoadsay. If day unit
mijht w.r, .--.t .u. h :eii, tin > tun-- uav i?.. u rata bit stood
a' i his partieu ar ttam, aad. Iba wards. ' divido i the lli*ht
fioiii taa da km as,' created tha rtr-it twenty?four imum
that lie i all ll lolated oil its SXiS. When (?oil tin I.letl
liKht fnnu itarkiif.*?. ouoof the lawn that caused this was
the alt a li.u of ststllatlOB j hal this oiouo ?as
not siiih ieui for the parp?os, aud (?ml there
foit! Imparted propulsion, ami LaptaoS says th..t It
was imparted to all tbo planets at the same uiomtut.
ii., i.iu'Uiai bmnmsja o( iha t x s ? u.o sosnlaaj smi
th.- im. i nlng one .!..>. ami i Ins means a day for Use',
without iiny reference to w?st weut before or what fol?
lowed Tue woidilay was uaeiloa secoiiut of the pov
erl) of laagaagS, aud was iutemlod to lmlleate a p?nod
of time, ami rained be i iiniiuimli il with a io?iulcal .lay,
for by Its duration it must have been a day of tndetor
ui.BAU iui.?ih. ?Ue wold* eternas aad moraiait are C
opposite order fo the words day and nfjrhf, for the pnr
pose, ui'ion?'others,of showtiiif lhat this ?lav Waa not a
?lay ("iincitlcnt with a day unit nlirhf. Its numen.: be?can
when the earth saada lea appearance. Bol th are had
1? en a malt lag of the earth lona; prior to this oar, when,
rib hein.- ahrouued in ?larkjie.se, lbs itaie ?aa
evening, and which, with the morning, made tuu
hrsl day."
? -
ART'S CONNECTION \YITH XATERE.
I>n. n. WATUtUoCSK HAWKise'i stCu.XO MOBBUrd
LKCTUKK.
l>r. B. Wutcrhoiise Havvkma. delivered yea
Mfldaff the second morning lecture of bla course on
N'ntural History iu connection wlih Art, at Aaaeclatloii
II.ill. Tiie Huhji-et yesterday was the conventional use
ol mineral, v metallic and animal lorias m oruanieiit.
etc. " Art expr?s?*'?, ideas," saJ?l the lecturer, " by repre?
sent loir natural objecte and forms. Still life has little
expression, ami is, therefore, not the highest form and
?iliiiof art, and has been sitpera.ilcd by photography.
lorn*, of life p?*?eBsliii{ Klemt, and with Ihe power of
-<ii)- them, are the 11 *-1 ?t. of tue world. Tho
Kiryptlons developed from the lot??* the pi?ar? of th-tr
early temple*?. _? nation* ?jr-vw aider they receded from
their lir?t il-alans, and now we are ho teelile that we can
uni'? y tiu'lr 111.st exumplea. The avenue of
entrance to the tempi?? was Hoed with menas lilalhaBB of
bdaa, fhey avili >oli/.ed the expression of a thonaht m
111-- pi lesta. win. were the first ai lista, of protection to
tlie mad to tlie temple, nml of reverential awe. Tim
i. on of the anist ought to is- as careful aad ? lalxi
rate a ? that of the auraaoo. The Lattes ha? chorea u? bo
inn?, of life and death, bnt the utils? mar ?> , i?y the
repr?sentation of ?lull ami valsar tbUurs, all reeuetto
tti-.ii ? :iiii! scti-e of harmony. Art represents well a.l
Justed tbongiiU, aad the atmt. nt ?houi?! deptot, not a
;'liiiiiai Ism. but his own ?'intim d thought- Tnluk ruht
and roo will ilia? rliihf, m alt nur the eve the ? Indow of
tlie soul. The pre sen ci-ot in; In the houae ami chiireh
will make life 0. aiiliful ; ttuil es|-e? hilh in the female
tuii.il i'e pneease will make SVSIJ home a lel'.ipie, a
pu.a?!ise.M
ArillEVI.MEMS IN MVKIN?i MAI'S.
A PAPBB UN ?i|-KAI:I> Mi:i:tAI0n, BT K. r. HAM..
Etta! F. Ilitll, reeardtBf ?rprnfry of the
Ast?ticas Osograyaieal Society, read a sapsrsa Qstssl
Msrestor heflsn the society, at Chishatisg Hall,
last evening. Mi-rcator, Mr. Hall said, was
of forman p:r?-iitatie, UBMgB born iu the
N?fle 11,iinls, on March ">, 1 "1 .'. fit? father WSSa pool
?hoetnaker. II?'l>-t loth hi? pir.nfs lu lut? ehiiihood.
An tnii-ie i?, .-.ni!.- in- patron aad cine.o..i him.
Ills iii- r work was a map of Paleotlae, wstoh ana i
in IM7. In I'll he publia map of Barasw,
which eii-ii'ly c-.i.trihitt.-d to hi? fume as a
maker of chart?, lucre appear??!, moon? other work?,
uia .ilia- ot iiosl, ru t?. ../i apliy. The p:.-. ul u-e. of tue
wordatlaooi ? this work, nefas* el*Mer
e.iter r. ste ?'lit? tly upon Ins SCbleV'iucnU iu lualm-uiat
leal k? ogrsphy an.i oitwrtoaraphr.
Fifty ?t.-rcoptii on vi? are ?i ire e\hlM!ed and explained
In Chief -Justice Ii.ily. Tiny consist? i! ii.ailily of caiiy
mai I. slmwiliK tin proirii as tiiailc III K?"-T ?phi? ISl
knowu ' rail sas shown which Justice Daly
raid he bad pood reason to believe was the
only authentic likeness of Columbus in existimos. He
al-o stated i.i.it ihe library el the society, coaotatlng ot
i.;.m m voluuieo, was now superior to the library of auy
similar orica dsatlon m Barope,
'? \Miat.":isk?'il Proteosor llillerof tho smnrt
I. '.I .'. '. oi II.e I ' .- Pi .1 ' u
.'.o after landius at l'.vinouth Koc? !"
i .; il., -m.,!? bad boy, who
. LU panula last rarst?'S
B/xton Uawh-Bjrs.
PASSENGERS MUlll'ED.
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SO . i o . ',. A. I- Philipp? u?. Itosaln- :
Brock, Itoaa : uauu,
li. iih . ii. i-., .mi out! Ihre a and ? blfaa,
I? u on,
. (teinta. Mm
I.i Kl-illl, iMl.i- 111.11.ill. 1'. Peler
r ml Witt?. O. tC.inie.ke.
?i.Mi'Al.i,-/a . r W.
Park. An?tln Pork, Mum LUS Pars:. Me? \. < l-.ir
. Mr-, l. f i i i? ? ? -. Mr?.
r. K < hmtensaw .ml ? i-i. i Darla, lt. B. Sei.tb,
A. .?t. Barth, ?..-oi rr- Vi.l-.eii ?, . i. S. BelnL
.le, 'l.i'i 'ht-f. I'. Ir . . t.
? . ... I : r
mano Mrs. Barth ami t*-o ih.itru, V. i .i igra, \. ?. p?ul.
imply II, O. P ra .', II. lit
la Pint?, i?. il. t'ar.u.n.-. II. A. . -, 11. Urina
. ? i -. \. i.. ?..ii - at i'i.
kifrei
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A. i'.Iiki' .1.1. I. ilorajr, wifeomt ua ? ? i..
i ?... \. i. ? , - ? -.it.
..... ii.ihlr? ri au.I BSC
child. U. OflH i.. Poner.
'ip R<n?l i.-AMrtA P.. -l.
Bett, Mi. i.n I .d.s. B. P. Bl Mr. anil
Mr?, K. ? r^j... *. II. M.i ual man. A?ila roye, Proak J.-a
olinB. Low
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Jill H? v
i Mr. voiirh?. jonn Watson, B. it. Wneeler, B.W.
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Ah i 1 .in.
i ..v ??r ai .1 ?rife, Mary Ann Ilmuson, Mary Jane
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a. J. t. ra^au, John Wiuju, Arcal
1 bag,
LATEST SHIP SEWS.
a Bar
iSM-iir.'litp llertiet'ls .Hr., Wi- ? *'V? Aftu 1,
i lad Ht? Jjini-, P. it., s, v? .t u i'Uo.
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rOBBIOB P
te? ririiincra, c.ir?f.
1 ? -'i. f??r a m -
? '? ? ? ? ? \ prit
... i .:.- . ? . mon?.
. ?t .''/-'ii Y .' /".i/-.;
D/JT17.
rrr-fa Brssklra.AaHl t -.. '-:<. Bsaaah U
o,., i. ?'?! .t Hnraee It. Burdrtl
N - i nour, in th .' i -,. .o ..i : i .
i>r 7y v?; ? lie, canhla?
i atbusb, ?m:?; ??i v, uijam i
aire.
IIKTIC \t Jersey City, April H, is;?, .--arah K, sMaw ol
.
? iii'ii.i the foaera! iront
the S
.t. l~ y t .:., ..u W? - - ;.. m.
rOB ?m :t aay.lt at t r*. a* i LtwMass ol
. i?, f'm n i ? t -?'.ii j. or.
1.. : tier fnncrii at net
l.i t- - re? ..n. .. 1.1 V?
at It? o'clock. F?lenla are Wholly r>--iu.;?teil not i I
flowers.
POBD II H irt.ni A jiril ' " low of] i
. . at US ImtiH
.,f le 1--.OI1, ! : ris W. Ci'. 118 Raal I27t? -t.
Il I I.KI'-At J i.WaonvIlle. : lui
I? r, ol ' iranao, N. '.. la Ihis -iti. > eoi ??t !.is a??-,
l - i . . it Arilogtoo, H J, T)?ur*?!.iy
H.
- -t? , at P.? in.
lelil? 111,II- lit ..?' i". 1.1.
BODOI N-' !.. "ti Sit'irlnv, April II Alie?
Von h.-,--.-'. i. r, wife of the Rev. Fvlwanl i?, ti. ?Ce. ami ?-hi
. ,i dona? ter ?if tl.? lam Uev. < m... l'U \.hj it.-UMclaer
I?. I?
' aervli-es In tlie Proatirfi rlan (Tinreh, Bor'laa-teo, ot
- . : :',o
Tra.n leur-? 11. ? I Perry at 7:80a m.
. ir. t Wriahl
watew ai William II. I amen in ihe B?la joai M law sas.
N'tu? o? fl?nerai.. r.a:t. i.
MIBEB II ?'Uk -uirre. P.-iin.. on the 10th1i?at.,of Krlelifi
tUeasjse, M_s Aoirooie Uadley. ?lanx?ter of the lau I i
anil K.uiev Hei 'eirii Min.-r. in tue .V.'?i yi'ar ? . !.. i- .'in .
SAMP-soN-On .'t?l ?lay. l?th inst., Ahl.-n HatDpvm, in th?
71 ?i i car ot hi? a/e.
It? laiiM-siiii'i frii-ii is ore uivite.1 to attend tiiafnnerai a? fit?
. \Ve.-t.;lJ st, on iiiinlaytKrlilii>'f. ot lu M
a. in.
BCTPMBM fladesaatr, on the 13th Inst^ Dr. John C. f*u?
pht-ii. at Plainfleld, .n. J.
P.elativ-s an?! fri.-ii.t-. ara reatxwtfiilly liivlinl to attend tho fa
lierai servi'? on \\ - .in.-.i n. i.'?i lass, at bla late rest
flence.al i:.;o a ?-. and at 2 i?. m. ot the Secood i'iesi.iie
_ Hob Chareta. Creoeot ove^trolae?ave foot ot i.ii.-it- -l
B. V., nt 11 ;ni a. m. and i p m.
Special Notices.
Mil'? ?li?.ton on Kartb.-.V thoroiigh M.-.:i.al rrao?Us),
, us b ?? I '.nu? m. il I'lsilalit.'?. iu.iv ho removed. I'ha
? ?\|i. i.. i.ce ??( -'<? y.-ara' stu ly, otiacrv.ition au I ?!..i> i-lonol
pi.i.'tiee ?II.. v!ii?"lh.- ax. 0? aSS tint ?III tusiiie H,au>i..l Maii
Sisal. Sol. ii. ..-li?.i Vo.ilny ainl sollii.l conttlthiasOf II. ..Ih,
Unit hove heen iiiiiiuinsl liy oveitai? ?) poMri rs. A ?tai.-in.-iit
ot ti.r Otastaeles tai Morri?n oodel the uirmia tiy wtu.-h luoy
eau h?, ii-m.neil. By mall, ?ic i.-iirreni-v <>r posioeestamiai.)
Aililrens s>ec'? Mu.?-iiiii Anatomy .V Heir'ice. 1.11 ?i H ilwar.N.Y".
OnellanSreS Dollars? will he pnhl for lnf?rtiiati..n whl.-fi
ii in m.ivi. lion ot person who mullein?! .l.e:ru ll?ht
niathlue at our store ou urvui? ici.-av-., ..u satunlav.
U. K. MAI.II;\ a <v>..
_41 Harrlaon-at.
1'atcnta. I in.lema. U- Arc,
Bccnrnl in tlie I nil- it Htotis? a:i I toreis'ii eonntne?. oy
AKI III it V. BBIBHKN -. PATE.vr AUBBC'Y.
368 iir.ioilway, Bew.Ysrk.
B'-at references, Srn.l fiar li?a?k of Inatriii-tlnn._
PrlTiite Hospital for the auririi'al treatment ot d ?
iiiui.?i.:...rin.ii r.. ...,tion??.t theeeli !?? M-e.-r. i?-ti,, rere tu mor
rhohia, flstulo, atone m itao bUkl..er, vorleoeeie, aad tho more
I Uni nix hmini. It is siiiat.-?! ai tie ui.-at
elegaut and hi alibntl pan "f the ettj. bal one SA|'iar>- frees tue
< ?oiHal Pork, ?il;? -|?a. ...u- tl ''.i-f|
tboraaalily veatUoted and i.'.uii??! t?y en alovotue? evetrs
i?.iiif?,.t of ilotneatle III? is |.i..v;.i. .| , a.i|"iiiiii|>; r.?.ina for
iiii-.s. No business of s peciiB?sry nature tian-.e !?.! ol the
. . litotra for coi.auii.it..>n from s i? lu, i ui ?, ami I ta
10. i-venincs at Or. Ouon a I .?have._
Poot lim?e -latir?. - l'ho toieign laoiisio- tno ?s>? ?n.nn?
s.-. U HI?AY, April Ji?. 187a W" BBSBB Ol thi? Oil. i
\v Kli.M-.-?l?.\Y, at 1 p. in., Mr ?ttrupe, hv ?tua in snip algalia.
na UueetialoWB (correaoonilriu .- lor l-Vance to be roi w i
bv tbia ?n-ainrr tuuat be apaciauiv aJilr.-an ?ll ; ami ol I p. in.
for trame .lirvct, by ?t.aiii.iiin Pen-in-, via Have ?o
Tilt IISHAY, at il a. m. for Kurope, by ?taaai.tup Ailrlatie,
m i ... u .-?, t n. n (i-oirespoti... , ?iiv ainl iTani-e te
or iixworilmt by mis atranire niusl be a??*.'ii?lly aU.lreaae.il |
aid at l'J m . tor Kuroiie, by stearosbiu I l. via I'lyiu.
i in rts.ui/ ?i i If u'iitiaior : on*tAHKI>\\ at l.to a. m.. I??e
Kuruias, hy stearasaifl <'tv of New-York, via Qnoeairtowa
i i ri. ip "Bdeni ??for (Jennotiy aad Scotland to be for .ar.l?-.l t?y
tale ?I'-inier must be specbUiy adilrra?-?!) i sad at .? a. to.
In sioiiaii'l dlreet, Bf ?teainsliin lailt.riii?, via tiia>a*<>W|
ami at 11:80 a. in. lor Kurope, hv ?irainalnu M....-I. via
isonihaintuoii ami Ilrrsieu. Ths ?te?iuahipa AlS'-na. Adrlatlo
ami t it\ of Nc*Yorkrto:i??t taui mail? .or Iianiua.K. s.w??iue
and Norway. Ihn mails for Meilen Irave New-i orh April
bo maii? for Aaiituwall au.l ?*.,nth PavSt-i porta l.-ave
New.York Apr-J JO Th? uiaiH ;.?r ? Biao aod Japon .eav? s,ia
I'raneiaco May I. Th? malla for Auatralio. Ac., leava Moa
?rou.-i-eo Muy 13. ... ?__ _
T. L. JA MES. p?mia\oet?a>.
_P>iet Ofllr?, N?w-Yort. April 1 il. IS7K_
Uentovol --. H. VV ?.L?S ? -"N liavr rrtnovt-d t? tlirlj
Bew ?ifflcra. No. Il) stprutr-st.. Itowell's B?ilk!ia_ wlin l y
will be gun! to.th. u oairous ami friewts. \V? publish Tie
Seieiiiifle New?, ami soIlL-lt patento for new lnTeutlous In ihU)
ami all fo.-el?u ? .nitrlea. _
Tree? aad ahraba of the l.-et sort?, boil? deriduouk au3
livnsrei-J, Bta?at^?y?iToao, a.>ona.A?v..at FinrJanr, N.T., a-?a*
lltiilar ?t., station of ?inalililf- K. 11. 1 atoloflne? it city ?SI???
107 lolrany ?k srPeot uflke Bos 8?, Flaahm?x_sr. Y.

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