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THE OPENING OF TIIE FAIR.
( oalinaed from Flr?t Paze._
of aiipportniK a new floorway. wbich etretchea from
hank to bank. reating apparent ly on tbe trne para
pct of tbe bridge beneatli, but really on dwarf iron
coluuuih Htaudiugan Ibe v<wdway. Tbia auperetiruc
ture ia bideoua bad undeninhly convenient, for it
doubles the widihof tb< oridge by projeetiug and
overhanging girdt-ra, and brings it to a level with
either Hbore. In the bopo that it is only teiupor..ry,
and will vtuiiah with the 888t of the BaOW, let it
pa?8 wilhout morecritici-in. Vou will want a -.ure
eye aad a stendy foot to oma* it to-day: not a ynrd
of uiauking ia yet babj on its aaatow beaaaa,
no bBai F.xiiinnio.N foa bomb tbbb.
The Exhibition may eeitainly open, no doubt,
whatpver be the atate of the gTouuda. I hhoold
aay, nioreover, that since Ihe paaaJ proeession ia t??
paaa from tho Tiuuadfaa gaeoanetar ozer abahfldta
tbrou>:h the arounds.it is proakwly there that the
preparatioiis will be? oateiiMbiy il not really?ino.st
perfcet. That tbe rtal exhibition, the di-play of
wares, ean ba la erdet by that tbaa I do uot baUi aa,
A faw adiantaiaaa aoada bave alraadj eompleted
their eaeei and expoaed their ffooda in tlu -ni, but
they ara as one to a thonsand. In every BOOtion and
ha every par* of every seeliori, the Freiirh BBOet of
aU, the hatnmcr and BBW and paini bnish are mas
tere of the aituation. A Dartehaiaaef twohaaaxri
ontaon.e bluoehiua; hatf a doaaa Bngradtiaea bave
let out ihoirstock of aaTprialag t-roekery; onee la
Qve Brinatea as youstroll ahatrtyoa aeo a show of
loiuethinK beside nakad partttkaae, greorored parti
tions, Of uupty 8*888, and yon 8B# to yonrselt, "It
will ba a miraela if a single eeetioa ba raady."
lamwRUagaaaaaghtobeUoTein a nalracle, bnl
BTerybody else may not be M erednhnu M I am, so
[ aaked one or two experfs in atteh mattera what
they tbouglit of the proapeoi I aaked aFronch
anhitect, whoresponded by patting biafOfaflagar
gontly againat tho right aide of bia nobe aud, haying
he boped fio. I aaked another, wbo aaawered
bluntl.v, " It ia impo-wible." 1 aaked Mr. Pickex
lug, wbo haa aa levt-1 a baad us thaheat of them,
gud found Mr. l'ickoringof o;>inion that if a mmi
wanti-d to aee the Exhibition, the let ot June wonld
beagood titiio tocouie. 1 read in a Prench paper
last adghl R reinark t<> the eti'ect that it wonld bave
been l>etter if the date af opening had been fixed a
tnoutli luter. But that it. u iiiihioiiception. If tbe
date of opening had been .Jtino J, the roinlition of
tbings on tbe 17tb of Ma.v wouid bave been v-ry
nearly what tbe couditiou of tbinga
k now on tue 17th of April. Tha
Auieneaas, aud pcrhapa tbe BngHah, are
the only people wbo sot iniuh Milue on punrtuahty.
The l'biladelpbia Ezhibahkna opooed taa daya bttor,
but in a very perfect state. The Vienna Ezhibition
waoBBore raggod tban eren this will be, and I don't
tbiuk tha Freneh tbamaelTea care mneb wbether
they are ready or not. The lat oi Mav to them
Baaa not mnan tba lat of May. Ia all their deel
ings they niaintain an OTganised uiipuiietuality.
It iahabitual, wilfal, Inzineible. When tbe Cham
ber of Oeputies is sittint:. the I'r. sidciit regularly
adjouins it to 9 o/elock on tbe foRowiag day. li
never by any tbance mc. ta or pretenda lo meel at 3.
It is perfcetry understoo.i by arerybody thal -
Baaaaa 2:90, and, as a maflerof fact. the Preeidenl
takes bia aeal a little later tban that, and riaga bia
bell ior > rder at 2:45. This being tbe rulo of the
rukrs, w ba! tau you cxpeet of the ruled f c. w. .s.
-*
RRni>II ACTiVJTV.
IBJ0BITT IN' COMI'I.ETEM ,-S fl.Al.MKD BOB IT?8CC
ChBWIABOBLT BUI TOTH1 PBUtCB Of WAIB8?
BBITISH AND COLOZIAL rBOMITf 1 -THZ VJLI.AS,
AXMlloW TIIKY AZa ABOBMSD.
jruoM a ffAif ooaa aroznazT ur um tbibczz.1
pABH, April 17.?Ininaik'.-.ltontrast tothc Prench
baekwar.iness is tho onleily rapidity with wbich
the EagRah bave got on. Tbe Bkttaah hoction,
whicb the Engliah !>nv is the most ndvanced of the
foreigndt pattaaaaahfaaaBaaNtobe, bimanrRap i ta,
ono of tbe moat remarkalde. Mr. Cunlitfe Ow.n,
Bccretarv of tbo Brrtiah Cocombanen and il
president. hopes to bave ev.-ntliitig in foodofdei
by tbe 98th, when tbe 1'iiiueof vYalea, wbo is the
presideiit? audaomethiug more (Jiau tm bonorary
one-is ba inake a ajBBM-ral inspi rtimi. TheCrown
I'rinee of Denmark, now aTiaitor atMarlboroogh
House, will aeeoanpaay the Prinee of WaJea to Paria
aud po round the Uririidi aection witb fahn.
Mr. Cuniiiie Owen, wbo baa baen in fraqai ni oeaa
azankation with the Priaee of Walea on Exhibition
busines, ilei lares tbal Otaal Urilam owea inainly
to tba public spirit ha hhowad ia bwkinaaftef ba
inter.-i-, the favored footing on whiehahoataada
in the Chaaap de Mara, and tho advaaeed state of
bai branaepl and aajjanaa, No aooaer <!id it be< mni
known that tbe Pnnce believed in tha Bzpoaition,
tban Engii^b uianufaeturerx and fradi?smen who
had baaa kaek eame fofwaid. Mr. Colaum, M. P.
for Norwieh, for hartannr, a bo did aol mtend to ix
hibit, baa apaat ?5.ooo if2-"'.,M>(,i i" aettingBp i
mustaid-making apparaiu... In the agriealtntal de
partiiM-nt, twoaaaaafaetnrera of agrienltual i'lijih
ment> l.ave togetber gone to an cxot-iiMs oi nc-aily
?20,000 (ir 100,000).
THK l-niNCt ov WALi:s BBUCTf TIIK 8XCTI0B.
The I'rinee of Walea, aft.-r atndying tlio plau of the
grbuiid and walkmg ov. r the aite, when lie w;ls here
Bonie time ago, aaid: "The Borthweat ead la I ?>
one for iis. it is eloaa to the belt-rallway. the tram
aazayaaalof aaayaeaaaatopeoVatiiana." M- de Dion,
wbo waa eharged witb the general anhitei tural
j)lan <\k- died a ft-w daya ago ffona eaacer), bad
lntendeil to keep tbis parl fOT Froaeb azhibltora.'
JJut a.sEuDpe wasinadisturbed state, a general war
appn-bi-uded, and not nuieb oonfldoace waaahown
in tin piOapeehl of the Exhibition, be, If. Kranlz,
tbo encineer-iii-chief, and If. Teaaefene de Bort,
the Minister, agreodthatit waaezpedienttagiTOtbe
fTfinea OTery poaafhle Btottre fat beeoamng an aetire
prouioter of tho Exhiliitimi. Enghmd and her eolo
nies Wl re aceordinicl.v grant.d both tha aide ov.rlook
iug tb. gafdoa and fa< in? the Tro< adero Hill, aiul a
xnaehiuo anio-x. When aabeeqaently tha Prinee
of Walea pminised to aeinl bm ealkettaa of Eaat
ludiati L'litH, M. de Dion earried courlcny to the
BXteut of desiguing for the aide of tl.e
Pritbdi tiaaiipti to tlu lafl of tba eeatral
gutrauce. a rr>of wbii h aeen from baneath,
ahould barmonize witb tho Oriental work.
Iu an-wi-r to a auggetition that a good deal of gUd*
ing wouid be waatad v. baa tba aajihUngeaaaodown,
a cominusiouer aaid: "Ir bai tbe elleet of gold;
bnt tin- faet ia, it waa nearly all done with chronie
gellow, at a triiliug expense. Wn kaafaed this ttick
from Qaraiet, the arcbitect of tbe New Oaata House.
"])-.? vaiue is in the design and in the skill of the
flccorators rmployed in ita execution." ?
Tau aattia froaa of tha raaHab aeettoa is 540 feot
|oug. A central pavilnni. (apped with a aagoda
yoof, is not nnlike tbe diab-OOTOI bvp -f thel'avil
|on d'Hoiloge, of the Tuih-ri.-H. 'Ihe eorner pivil
lona. or si|iiare tow? rs. eufiaapaud to tho.se of rTofO
gnd Marsan in tbe foriner reatdeaeeof tlo Bona
paile fauiily. In theone niaiest to Paria theio ia
|o lx- an Oceat.lc, Australiim, and Nouth Afriean
tropby, and in tbe farthei oaaaCanadlan trophy,
havinii a luise of tbirty feet Boaafa, and rkdng ta a
lieigl.t of 115 feet. An Iinpinal iiienument of in
dlgenooa wooda from Greal Britan and Ireland,
und tba tireater lbitam whicb baa BBfaag ^"Ul
them will bf the chief ornament of tbe central
MTTilioo. Afewyards froui it to the right, 080B
larhagf wiD be alaead tba aqaeatrlaa atatne of tba
I'ri:.er <f Walea, n.ade bj ll.i-bm fof th<
City af Bomhay. Mr. CaaRA Owaa, a aai
of broad views und graal azaeatiTe abiiity.
eugt'tst.-d thia arranirement. The nia'.eri.i! hold of
apon Greatee Bfltau is v.-ry aioadati, Baaa,
he Ibiragbl waa bb opaaataaity for ajtraBgHaaiiBg
tbe aaaral bVa whiebougit aat to ba aegleetad.
The Prinee readily agrccd, ami prepared to have
the aauBoaal eaazaai out. Tba Prhaaa Irat bok)
a levee at tbo Ihitish C'oinmissioner.-.' etaoa
in tbe AiaaaaafJaltan He ebowad tba Canadtana
that be bad a livt.lv i.-eolle. :ion of the kiud atl? n
tlou he had reccived dunng bia zisit. long Hii-e, to
their country ; imiuirtd for the peopb who bad < B>
tertanie*! hitu: reeognized facea wbich ha migbt
Jjavebern jiunloned for not raaoUeotiBf aflef B
lapac ol uoarly acTeuteen yeara; and six>ke of st-nd
lug bia "latU," wbt-u they leave thetraiuini'-aBBf I
Dartinoutii, to make a Caaaeaaa u>ur. AjaBtfaikaaa,
Kew-Zralanib?rK, Wcat Indiaua, andaoon. v*eie b-.l
lohope that the i'rinee wouid next year be their
guest. ratbaaa he would take a son or daughtcr
witb hiin. Hia childreu were growiug up fast, and
had go-ahead idoas which would snit coloniats.
Tbey wcrc fond of tlieopen air, and he did not ab
ject to RooiiiK them taimed l?y exposure
to it. For nothing did hU Royal Hlgb
uchh foel more indchtcd to hia laincnted father
than for the Beatta he iniplaiiteil in bim to viait
Itritish aattaaaaeata, I bey Bright tm>t n hfaa to ih>
all in hia power tofacilitato their relatioim witli the
Prench fjoreniaaent, aad to rennwt their Bbty in
Paria laadtobb) aad plaaaaBt. A honae waa taba
baJlt in the Kxhihition for hiniself and the
Prinoeaa of Walea. Aaotbex clo*> to it
ahonld 1-- ereeted for the eoBTeaioaee of the
Cokmial Cofluaiaaaaaara, ta ordat that he aml
t!i,. Prb.i utlgbl eflaa aaa them. The*e aoftly
apokan worda were aaU tabaa and baga frmt.
ma bast ivihan cou.kction.
I,i tba IaeHaaaaetioawtU ba axbabttod the pifts
thaPriaaaofWalae reeeired iu bbj Baataaa toar,
the mi.my va'i.e uf which i-> BOWOOOBpatod at ahoilt
1000.000, Mr.Pardoa C. Clnrke, the arebxtael of
the ' iili.r. Department, has deaagaed a aaadaa
m.i .:,. iM deb tba Priaee'a callaettoa ia tobi
diaptayad la .'he lofty tranaept it appeara
Bmall, li.it were it iu the gaBBBB it
ini>ht lvo takea f->r a MaarJab palaaa Bir
Charlea Laird, tbe Peraian, Cugaiaae aml Bnddhiat
antiqn irian.l has beea baay napaoking earioaitiea
whieb ba brougbt froai Ceykm, Inctndmg paiatod
woodeo maaka, wora at a Ciagaleee earniral,and
ancient idola, qaaer aad ngly, bat baanttfally dee
orated From Ceytoa yoa raay paaa toa Peraian
tombia T'oi-eelaiii s the I'lound white, the pattera
ooarentionulised rry, worked into acroUa of daep
aky- lue. Themaiu charaeb riafcica are graea and
Doe. Near by ta n braaaa atatae of Bnddha,
ooutemplative in attifade, in the cup of a airrer lily
picked ont with gold. The bandrada ol otbof aron
deramuai wail forabjaahnrriedday.
11 vo> paaa into the inaiti Britiah aeetton you are
atrnck ai oaea witb tbatidy,cruiet, baaiaeaa tika
way In which watktadoae. baa rallaareerery
where taid daara for ttaeka aml wbeelbarrowa.
Rnbbiah is not allowed to aaenranlato. Qaagaof
workmeo aamebow managa not to get m aaab
oth.i's wav. Tbe boraeeemployedare foi tba greater
part pure Britieh, aadraryi.lapeebaaaa. Tba
workman bara laalaBianw eadreadtog^roomafor
themeervea. The boraea nara dietinci alabloa, which
?ra la charga afaanaariBtoBdaaAfiaaa theeotab
ant of Pickford. tbe k" J<t Londoo oarrier.
l'ivt il taehed boaaea, balll by the Engliafa Commbv
-.i.ii,, bchind the Britiah tranaept, flil tbagtaatoi
part of tl air arenue-anaca,
?iiik rauicx oi wauura patiuobt.
Tba parilioa ol tbe Prinea aad Prinoeaa af Waba
is an Ellrabetban villa. leraeted, al ? ooat or
fl00,000, by Mr. Oilberl Redgnrra, <?n tbagronad
tl.H.r there i ra two rooma, aa afsea aad two parlora
foi Mr. i aulufla Owoa.aa ?ate-rooa for tbe aentle
ineii in ? tcadaneaon tbe Prlaaa, aaotber for ilie
la.lii - iu thi taite of the pAaeeaa, ? taorBing>room,
? dinuig-room, ? drawing-room, two large dreaaing.
rooma a kitcheo flttad Bpwithgaa apparataa, aad
aeorridoi taading direetly i't.. tbe Britiah tranaept.
If ii,.. Prinea and Prlneeaa Uke, tbey awy
bara to Hra. Their rilla arill *-tainl ta
a tmUing gardi n, ralled otT from tbe groanda of the
othei i . bonaea by a light wronght-iron paling.
Afouut i of bUatoB poroalala, already aold to
I.ont Du.ilevf.il Ba%600,playaarertbetarl before
tbe rilla The table llneo [from Behtaat) waaabowa
toa patriotic Engliehwoiaaa wbo pToaoaaoeail 1b
ferlorto a Conptegae aarrioa, maaafaetnred for
Nnpolemi !U'. at aaasl of aearly $3,000, which the
Bftorward bongbt forabonl fl1 al acrril liatriala.
ihe ae, tbiatla aad abamroek are woven witb
aerolhi and apriga m the Walea table clotha and aap
kin-. while medalliona at tbe eornara eontara Webm
aml fri h 1. rpa. Thehiatoncalthraafeatberatakea
by thi Black Prlnoefromthabllnd Kingoi Bobemia,
irithi n : i "I' h Dieti," f->iin tlie centralorna.
r.ieiit. Damaak broaadea are ai?<> to ba
seen. wbleb vill lio aaad in tbe bang
tagt of tbe mornlng und drBwing-rootna,
aad aa: ! ' coaipaiad wiih tho prodaeta of tba
I.voi . aoorna, tbongh inanufai tiired BB far
nortl aaOlasgow. Tboae for tba diawbig-foom are
in sk.% bl ie Bandaofambroldary, ta wbich nnabj
?ancedi . oa of remarkabie delicaey are exeented
lublue lof .:? iouaahndea,pBleyell iwand white, will
bordei he curtaina and be apahod to the eaay and
othcrciiairaandaofaa. Tbeywjtreapond totbat ar
loapl rren ruldinga aad enrichBMmta m tba Adama
atylei I ih- drawing-room, and were furniahed by tba
i i briatii ?..'?? Bebool <?f art-Naadlawork Ib
i .,. The Ublea, baffata, deaka, uud
tl.. hk", of tbe mornlng aad dimng-rooma,
are imitatod from Eliaabetbaa aad Ihiiri
II. i i:., i-.'.i.ik, of naaaira BBpoliahad roeewood.
irainlaid lnwbitob?Mmaadebony,aA?dotbara
Bniirenod witb alaba of Irory taoquered in the
Japa m e taato. N dbiag i? >et ta i'> ptoee oxeapt a
portrail ??! tba Quaen in Wind.-or Qobelina tap ttry,
whn i ataada orer the chbaaey-pieca in tbe Dtorn
Ing-roi i. Vocanl paaebj am to l?u Bltad ia witb
otber tapeatriea llluatratlre of eeenea from "Tbe
Merry Wiveao*-Winoaor." Apolycbrome cornloe,
repraaenting fraitaaad Boweta oa adark groend,
waa funuahad by tba Boatta Ranaingtoo Bebool
f,,i Nuellev.oik, foiitided hy Prinoeaa LiOoiae,
XI greator part of tV oppax ioot will be plaeed al
ilr d ipoaal ol tbe Britiah Commiaaion. It ia antici
pated tbal tba aoal of tba paTiUou ?ill ba more tbaa
ooTored by tba aaJa of the taoaaic floor ol Uu dreaa
tag racaaa, the nreplaeea, faraitore and banginga.
An Eaglaabmaa re idiag in Fraaee baa abaady
oileii.l to buy tba boaaa, witb tba riaw ofreooa*
,,,,, ijug it in tba Beighborhoodof Paria, There
will ba no great diaVaalty ta takmg it to pteeaa aad
aetting il up ogain.
i ?? i^ leen Anne villa for the Ilnliah jillies BtBada
inar. The jieculiality of thia boaaa, apart from
its arcbitaetaral atyle, baa ia ita waadea fraaaa
wmk walla faeeii witb Mlahs af Portland
i-.n, nt.ooofjrata. aad amaUat alaba of rad eoacrata,
,i rawed oatotba baaaa, aad baving aaarfai oataaef
ordinarr bricka. Mi. faaralba ia the taraator of
iliis .ystem, wbiab be tbinka adaptad far eoaatry
?ilbmBadcoitagaa, All tbaatatatiabi belag ooaeoa
dnctoraaf beat, a baaaa oo oonattneted bi wana i?
Wiiiter uud cool in Bnatmar; wbaarttbaaspeaBi af
bmklingaaa i? maehlaaa tbaa witb aoUdbrtekoi
?toaa. Maaaaa. t'u'iitt, tiio Laadaa Brm who
planned aad bailt tba Qaaaara aiarraa reakleaea la
tho 1- of Wiuht, are tba arebitoeta and baildera ol
the .ilia that wiU bo ocenpied hy tba
(,,],,., ,i (oaiailaalwiiafa It b ooeattaated in
tho hali-iii ibared taabtaa, otaeb aaaploggdia Eag
land abOBt th" ti'ie of Shuke^peareVT* birtb.
I'lie . ,n i.aU aie pileh imie, eniirlii d With qUBUDt
earrit ?*. uml liihd iu witbabaatorpaaebi, laawood
amployed waa bawn la Caaada, and tho Ital iaot ia
lo ba pbvoed at tbo dtapoaal af tba gaatlaraafl rapra
M-niiim tbe Doauaiaa. ' I Tooraaad Vitrj ia Pranee,
aod ,:i Btratford-on'Aroo la Eagbtad, ooaoftaa
lin.u old stiuciuivs uf a afaaiiaf abaraeter.
Tbaa eaaaaa a WUllaai UL ooantry" boaaaj
which baa an air af Dateh aaatnaai. Tba
liiih vilia, iu torra eotta, u* uot waaarkabbi
for origtaaUtj af daaiga. lt baa baaa plaeed al
the dtapoaal ?>f the pnaea ol Wab?a,aad will praa
iblyaarreag ?aExhibittoa raakfoaoo for yoaagat
,,,,,, .,?:..,i batfanuly,aad aar the Ctawa Prinaa
aadPrineeaaaf Paamarb. Araotaiaoal ai-artinit
f.i! tl ? Daba af Bt. Albaaa, wbo U eagagadia the
?riaagament af tiio Prinea of WaaWa imlian CbjBaa>
tbat. ^ Ui w> "?
i . i i D i >nvi< l- AJtaUbfyJKD Dl; UiNDON.
l'n- OBKI m'-ik, N. V.. Aprfl UO.-Iuioriiia
tiyn ha '??'m i<' l iv- d o' tiio arre.l In Lmelon. BBaBaag,
OfChail.) I'. Willlamaou, wlio eaeaped fioai Mii^ Blag
byaattingflre to tba ttoraboaee. on June 20,
1871 Ue aud two otber Amciteaaa bara baaa aircatcd
ItagUab detecttre, on a ebarga of forgaty. ihe
. aald in :.. ?? inn" Noiiie, wboeaeased baaa
Aubnti nlH7:?,and"J L'bapataa.abaa -UW? Jaa."
'ima iii'.rm.it.im comea te Deteeliva Jatkaon, of Hlug
t-iua 1 ni?..u, l>> table.
- a?
. Al i: P.onPERY IX afABBUOBTOBSrfJBj
15. i )>:, Aprfl :W.?lbu^l.ais <-iit<-reof tba
r.-,l ci.i ? of Eiihraliu Otla, ?budl.'a (.tlieu or
ut ?> i. m, to-day, took tbo aafe from a caaLi
i t floor,earracd Itaboutholl omlledtWB
[iic ro i. i'.'w il cfH-u, and earrle.1 off tne poatenta, cou
. , atocka aad ba-k booka rapreceudax
orer 4..i?,'JO0, and B05 in mouey. Tra stotka and uauk
Kipalli ou rutiroaJ oortorationa and
aavuitia .jaaik* iu Boaton.
ALBANY.
TAX ON LIQL'OR tMUJMQ.
BBBATB o.\ rflg mokveit B8U. itncii BZU BI tiik
aaaaBaaz.zv-a aayrfoai ro sikixk ean bbb bb>
A( UND OLatJBB UUKKAIKD.
IIBQB iBb ??!?! !? oaBBaaroannnrt oa iBn rafavaakl
Ai.uant, April :*<>.?Tbe Moffett BeU I'uneli
Itill waacall. .1 up by Ha ldtrodmei. Mr. Moll.T, iu Uie
Aaaeiuhiy. to-day. and delute.l for an hoiir. It wm olj
vlous from tlie aaaaaBBI uinde and ttie tltial voto
hahaa aa a aanlbai to atiflae out the entsctinK riawv, that
tliere is uniall BtBUBBI of the bill 1 o<ning the A?*eiiiHy.
ii i* aanaeoed t>y aii who foaai agataal tha Batahaa btn
and uln'.by extrr-nie udvueuto* In ?M?lialf of BBBBBBBar
d.ii.-rs. itb) obfieaa that Heaor aaalara aro haatfla bi
Um le" aud if they s'-o aay likclihood of ita paaBBBg WBl
rti al Uaaaattaekb withfarBinrcvirnlcaeethnnnfpreacnt.
Ihe argaaaeat aaada ta hztaaaea baaaeraaea Baearhaaa
by n.e Heada of tho mii, thal it wouid laeaaaaa haa ? da
of mait n.juoi.. at Um bbjibbi <>f Bfarhnaaaa aapaaaa, wa*
of tiaaiaa ilbagineahbi la tba Baaaa baharaat, bhbb the
fiut tliat more prollt U ur.ide ou apiritimaa than
on uiait li-iiior!.. The t uperanee men ogpeaei
tha hfll oliiffly ou UM .-..und tliat lt woilld
moiiifv theLawal 188T. Ai r taterren aai wtrhaaatlaw
tbey wouid regaro. n? alflBoal aaorUaaaaaa. Tbere wan a
banja aaaabarofapeeebea aaade. Hr. Oraaraaaeadaa
aui.ii.liiient provlduie tbal it ahould Bfftf ta uil tha
atttea of tbe Btale. Mr. Broofca aaM i
Tbere bi aa reaeeawbi aay friead af teaaaarana
ihould be oppooed tertbu bilL Mea who drtoi llquor
ou '! lopayatai for tim tnzary?otob la theCouuty
of Pianklba. Where it baa beea iried, In Vb-gbua,
tue law haa hecB prelaitnently aneeeaafai, Iu
rMiino yeara uou,ooo.(mhi worth of tlquor bare
Immb toad i-i Bew-Yorz. should not the people wbo
drlukthlallqaorpay lor Ibe iudalganeef Aud ihould
not the 10,000 iifiuinii-aiiis of bew-Yarh pay aoaae
lii.-n ?? t Tbe fact u>, onlj 4. .nn |,.i..- forUoeneea. Bhould
we Bot proi Ide aoia rereouei Iroan theae eaioona i i aaa
tii.- ismperanoe Bjembera wbo baaa roled acalBal every
bzetaa btll, whalonJeetloB Ibey <au haretoa bill which
will i.ioviiie an liic.an. ."or ibelr lueaUUea t
Mr. OUbert?I anawar, What la tbe motive aud
obaraeter of aoch a reTrnne 1
Mr. Ui.?..k%?1 aaawer that money M pald Into the
Treaanry Bader Um i-aw ol is.,7. Moaey ims now i.. ha
pald i..\ tha eoaaaaaer. Wbat dntereuee U thera wuutber
it i^ b large ot amall anMaut I
Mr. Cdbert?Wbether it wouid Inereaae the
r.veaiie or not 1 wul BOl B0W KUiMiicr. H luu-t
i?? coaeeded tl.at Uiia i* a reeogBrtlon of tba
prinelple Ibal tbe Htata will peradt the aala
ol lotvztcatJng Ikinora. lt m Um priec of blood und
baa tbe prlnial carao apon it. It banna the bodiea aad
tplriu of mea. Mr. l. l. Ifayea haa aabt that we nanai
leave i>ut Ihe mor.il BaOMI of tho tblng. M.irali|ii'-.
tions (loenterlni.i < irerj uiau'a breaat, and aulaopblatry
wil. i.itil. i it in eoaaUerlBz tbtaqueaUon. Wbat?>ai
o.ii-atiou I-. iIj.t.- f... -.?iinik meu'aaooJal wiij u u
iiiiit ihtaCapitol baa been itafai o.v tue agvuu ui BM
lluuor-Oea i ra t , ,
Ur. Byeaboratben moTedUMl the aaaeUna eunaeol
tbe liiUbe atnckeo oot. rne BiotUiu waa deleatea by a
voiool t8to?8.aaaprogreaawaa refaNrtedeaBM hUl.
CHIPPLRB 8AVING8 BAKK&
bbpobt ro taa aaaaatati ai acTi?MCPBBur
IKXI'IAT UUTB -KAII rur. SO MKali WBAB
HANK- INIO UKA 1.1 MI l I. 1.11 ?:.
|kk?<m iiik bboi uta ooaaasroanMurf oa fjaa rancaB.1
Ai.r.Aw, April 30.?Mr. II. C Latab, Acting
Dnpctlattarbral oi Um BbbIiIm DeaafMaaat, in raaly h?a
i. t of tiia aaaaaably raported lo-day eoacenaag
BMaaarea adoated by otbar Btataa for aaahag
\itiii tiiM.'ivent or aaabarraaaed aaTtaaga haaka Ba
aabaUttedeerreapeaaaaea aifh one af thaBaakOaaa*
adaaioaeraaf Itaaaaehaaatta M retettoa lo Um Uwaaf
tbal Btata aa Ihe aab)eel lacbbaatalty, la bia repoat,
>ir. Laaab Baaaaa Um IoUowIm bHaraattng raaaarka
reapeeUng ** aarahag aleh haaba'';
Poraaer aaperlatcndenu hare aoaahl te reatoreerlp*
i.lrl - i.i'i. ? Imik^ I.. itoiindneaa and lo nurae tlu I
iot.. healti i and i Ifom i ban trbd i" tlo
Uoim wil. h
were ao rreated bj fomoi aaperiniendeBta.
HOt one l< um allra aud dotag In.;;..-?. <?f
Umnm wbkh I hare aoaahl le aava by tbe
M.ii.e k'li-l of tn-Hlin.lit dUIiBf the UMt ?tf bt liinlilb*,
onc-ball ol Ui.-m are la tbi handa <?'? r... i\ ? i- In apitc of
reniedial nuratua ?-rr 11 -?, wbich were adopled by
tnuteea aad Biyaaif, aad tbey were plaoed ia
),':,- baadi "f reeelrera on Ibe applleatlon ol tbeli
truati-c* and not by iiut.e. Tbe eipertcnca Iu Nea York,
an.i tba carefal examlnallon ol tha r. -uli< of Ihe ??
ivc weafe aai ng? ti.o ??< lo Maaaaebnaetta,
Ibe qiieation Iu n.> Biiad wbether la Iba |>reaenl
,.r putillo oplBtaa, aad tba aeaerml wUllna
>,, 1'i.i.k UM woral of aai li p baaha aad
their oflieera, it la |.Ible to ra u adU redited. weal
aud erippled uuUtuUon. uua M pa! U ou a .oiiini
fO.llillf.
Mr. Laaah ?ivc? Um leaalta <>' eorreapoaaaaae wttl ibt
Uaaaarhaaatu CtamUalooer, aad ..f hta atady of UM
adaalBbaialloB of iiic Baak Depai taa al af Ooaaeettent,
aai lada Ihaea aa raaaop i" heUera ta^t waak Uankiiuu
i?- BBTed hj aai ??? ? "? adda:
i h. BapernitendeBt of Um Bank DepertaaeBt of Baw<
V..rk u iBatructed i.v roaipeteBl aaa i.anued b /al
aotborttj tbal Ibe atatan whleb now prraeiilHMi nlt
iintv and reznlatea bia eondocl <l "?? n ? t graai bia
diMcretlon In dealiag wlib laaolveul K.ix.i.i* bi
Wbi i ... il idi nueheoni - Inatltollon
be i-. i..i'-ii'-.l Uirei lo ihe i ropi r offle, r oa
I. ,-tin.'.- iproiiit'tfi i .k. tlie .1.??" .1 ,:.I. Wbether
tl.? i. :^ oi ed ..I li" I.'\.h m fi - - ' v. il'l
the -avii.c- b ilika wlu.i. i "i i. In .liili. ai:} iii Uil* extru
.ii .Im in (.. i i.il ..!!>i.-|'i< -M..U aiel -liriiik.ii:.- ol * ao..
nueatiou whleb I reaperttitllyanbiuU tothe ronaldi ra Iob
? >t >om bonorable body. If the publle opUxloo roap
ite of it. poaltore' i loda In the 1 . ?
iliun i.v i. celvcru or m . k? be wi II
(ouuded, certaloly new legisUtiou -.-. denwB.led r.,r tbe
tlou of deponltom. Ul I I -in n it ;?? - e?a?' I ol tbe
requiaite luforuialioB M aay deflaitely tbal
aoch oplnlon i? enrroct Becetvera do nol i
i,, ii,, Bank Boperlutendenl n< I tlieik foejr
thoold do. If r.ien.n for aartnga haaka he
a aeeeaalty Uia raeord of Ih i traoaa tlou -
be r.-tu.ai.'d >.. a-. tu protect thi InU n ila ol Ihe ?!' i".-:
tor- n?aiii't rapaclty, lui| r..\Idi oee..r Incapacit/ In tuch
.:,. ol Ull .1 lie.n. v.
I.. 8ay, m the u? iniiir, Mr. J).ii> ..ffiT.-.l a reaolafloa
dureeUai ibe Coawdttea oa Baaza to rapert wnat
Binaaama. it aay, an- seeeaaary for iba ix>tter pfotw Uaa
of depoaltora ln aarukga banha, aad alae to probUdl aa
tortlooab obaxgaaaaade bj i> >?. Irara aiadtag np aflaira
ol luaolTeat i.jiik*. Adoytad.
WORK OF COMMI1TEE&
IIIKNVIAI. BZaaiOZa?TB8 AfTOBTIOZMBBri nn.i.?
llll QUB8TIOM Of BBIBZB1 IN TIIK AfaBMBLT.
Ai.i'.anv, April 30.?Tbe .liulieiar.v Conunittee
of Um Beaate wlU?*por1 favorabty, to-oiorrew, Mr. .--kii.
ner'n aiiieii.liii.iit to UM Cotutttotl.prorldlBg forbtoa
i.iai eeeatpaa of UM Leabaatara. Tbe laajorrty af Um
eoaamiuea umI week .i.-.i'i.-.i t.> ri-i>ort tbe luii anfa
voralily, tuil ln UM ui'-mtl'iie one of the BMMBOia
ebaaged ala eptatoa of the hflbthareby Pwratag tbo
niliii.nty niloa u.ajorlty.
Ihe Baaata ApparUaaaaaal Ooaaaitttea oaaabtarad lae
\ ibly ApporUoBBMBt iiid to day. Tbara wa? aaa
Hi.ieraiii.- <ii-lati-fai-tion expreaoed with Um amauja*
niiiii of Um BeaatoHal dbrtrteta. The eoaaadttee wtU
ineet agala to iiiorrow.
Tbii laaiMiilj raaaailttaa aa PrirlMgea an.i Unftleaa
hoar.l aeraral wltaeaoea bMdgM aaaearalag tha ebargaa
tbat tha Ilolaliun blll wa? jui^se.l by tulliprf. Ueora*a
<;. (oi, an t-ini'loyt: of UM Heiiate, bBBZBOl tliat lie wa*
told by a lolil.ywt tn.it 81,000 Waahl he p.ii.l
for tlie favorahle \oto of Mr. Mutte?ou, of
Orleaae Oonaty, aad thal tin- attaaaa wouid bapaaa
^1 ln for BM part of tlie h.i \ I.. . Mr. ItattaBBB V..I..I
BgattMl tin-bili. Mr. WIBfs,BMaaberof Aaaaaably ffaai
OaaadagaOtoaaty,teaUaal tbit ha waa laftHraaod by a
iikiii iitikiiown to liitn lh.it 8800 wi.iii.l aa
of tiion- ii-D ti) iiini if ba anabed a ratbjeUoa
tban nii haaHMfaaat fotaa bi the gbarbd. Mr. u. it.
m 11'. i, iii.nihi-r of UM Af- ->? ini.iv from BeaaaebMe OOaafy,
Mauaad Utal ba aeaagaa' bia rata from tue aaaraaatrra to
tba aagatffa ahaalhaHaUhaa bui waaafataaaaf eaaab>
eration. Aftee aBBaadag bifl rota, ba raaatvad a aatt from
.i..!.:i ll. Campbell, a promhai nt poltUeal Btaaaftaf or
bia,dealrlng hlm to rote f..rth.- i.iil. He ?abaequently
roted for tbe imi. Mr. Hherldaa ubook hwtitieii Um4 ba
h...i i..iiiii<.1 (oi Um Dali bUL batoblBol fcaowol aay
nn.a. v tbat bad beea ralaed te paaa it or Um HohdMn
1,111. iir.lloward CroebyteetlSed tbat h?> <ltd not kuow
oi imi iii.li">- barlaa beea iai--^ii to aafaal tin
Holabaa hUl. llh ezpeaaea ln vI-.hk to Albaay were
pald bytbeBoeMty for tbe I'reventinn of Crtux-. Tbo
MM'ietj badabooi 81.2O0 ibUm traaaary nt um ttaaa.
...ol prlBted peUUoaa afWUMt the i?iu und ,.|r.
.iil.ilid tin ni. (Hlver < otler teatiU.-d that bo ilm not
kaon of aay awaey barugbeea ralaad by bBBpaffaaa
orfaniaaUoaa to dafeat UM lloiahan blll. TbeeoaaaUt
i..- tbea adjoaraei aaddoal ta the r?n of uio cbatnuan.
?
MQbtAIi LEOISLATION.
DF.FENCR Or BLPKUINTt- NPKM SMTTH-TnK CAN'AI.
1IIII. I'ASSID 11V llll: 8KMATE?TUEPHBUC Ulll
aaaaji bim. obdeueu to a thiui> kkadino in
TBB 8KSATK? UUOOKLYJI CAUTME>f?KMPLOY
MaaTf Bf THAMP8.
iraoa iaa uaot-i.AKCoHRK-?PO.<fnENT or TnaTBiBoka.l
Ai.iia s v, Aoril :i().?From thu dcacnptiona of
Boperuitendnnt Suiytb, of tbe luaui nce Oepartment
trlven by hln polltioal and peraonal ei mlea, oua woubi
tnfer k.iii. tliuet tbat he la a Urufon. tfoin* about
,1c vo ii iiik tbe autiataoce of tlie peopl. Tbelateatof
tneea talea for cbltdren waa apropoa ot' a blll uow
Uefore tbe Abaembly relutln? to tbe dlatributlou
of tbe agaata of luaolvent luauranoa/companiea. Mr.
Hinytb waa accuacd of laahiag to aeeure tho oftlce
of dbitrlbtitor of theae fundfl ln order to ohtolu pobtu-al
patron?Ke. Mr. Hepbuni. Cbatrruan of Ibo In?urance
OaaaaaBtaaaf flha AaaomUir. ??t at reatthJa laat atory In
a aoteworthy apeech on the blll to-day. He
aaid tbat Mr. Smytb haa not had aoyUUng to do
witb tu* blll; tbat it la tbe (oiat productiou
of AUoraef (ieaeral SeboouHiakur.Deputy Attoraej-'lflu
. iai Pugo aud Mr. llepbuzn. FurtUenooro, Mr. Ilin
buru'??r>ee(bexcUea tbo auipleiou tbat tbia but attack
on ?r. HiaiU, isiuade In tUelutere.it af rocolrera of
ceveral iuaolrent Inauranec eompa* le*. Mr. Itepbnrn
*U"<' that anrte of theae eompaalei had no aaaeta
sahcr '-w? aua* tr tbe handa of tbe Snaorlateadeat of
the Inaurnnce Departmcnr. Tbo reeelvera of tlieao
eampantai w< re utttiiiatlr unxioua to *wt tbem In tlin.r
iKMWwaaiou. of roiirae wllbout auy tboiiicht of
the j poc Lasi oaeanaoattoa per fioo.ooo dhtrlbuted
aaaaaa tbe paUey^otaara, Mr. aajary B. PtoraoB, of
Albany, tor iuaUnce. win ivieivcr for Ihree or fmir ?uch
eompautles. HaadlMtorcrtbe iwa-fa to the reeelren
Binilil anf he nrafllaala u> ttio polley-boldera, bowerar,
liMtaaaaeb aa tbe Baaarlotaadaat of tbe luauranea De
nnti.i. l:f, II tlie bill paaaed, Would BBVO to do
[he wort loi Bothlog. aforeover, .Mr. smyih would bave.
i..1.0 tlie dlatri intloa la aceordaaee witti a eertajo
niuiiemaiie.il ruie, aml wuui.i therefore bave no eartbly
ehaace al nafcma a :-iotir aai of it. Ba mMafled waa me
taaambtr wiiii Mr. RepBaaa'aapooea thai Baaaaoairiaa
waaterai waa nada tobla regaaat tbal the aai aa ar?
dered to a third re.uiluaT. .,.,
in Ooaaaalttee of ihe Wbela of tbe Bwiate the t?i l m
i. .I....U io eaaala waa takea up. atr. Hugbea moTed to
amendbyairina;tbeSnperlnteBdeal power to nppoint
all peiaona couuectrd wlili tlie inanatfeiueiit of tbe
ean.ilr. excepi il.oQeetori of Utlla, .nul iboec in tbedi
partmeal "f tba Btate Bagiaeer aad Barreyor.
Mr. Mcturty appaaad tiio aaaaaataaaat, ami da
olared tluu. the paytag pajrer aboald ba ' ??'
aepnrat*i from tboappoiatiag power. TbaBaperlatend
aai bad already elVea artdeaoe of parttaaoehtp. No
Dataoeratevea conld aa appalotod aalaaa be bad tbe
i.inrk of TBcV n on iiiiu. He did not henava tba areaeot(
Baaaaffemeat would ba aaaafaoton totbe paopla ar 1or
the Im atl ratefeaai of tbe ranaU. M.\ II ..' ? thonxat the
rtiiicniliueiitaboiii.i ba paaaed. Glre the Bopenatcndept
power, aml llien Ea coiild lic beld roa|M>nalble.
The ilebate waa fwrthrr ooatinued, Mr. Batnea oppoelng
ihe billaa lakmg power from tae riuperlni. udcut, who
bad beea appotnted i>r? prurlatoa of tbe OoaaUtution.
Mr. HagBeVe aaMadaaeal w.ia loat, aml taabulwaa
paaaed by a Totaof 19 reaatoBBaya
Tba Aaaembty debatod at aaaaa baartb tba bill author
IslDgperaoua inaaged ra aay baetaaaa la tbla Btate to
carry it ou m aay part of tbe Btate, betaa: the te.li aUow
laa tba eartmen of Brooklyn to do baalneaa m Kew-Yoek
i 11 v. ai me i'vi mlng teeeion it waa ordered to a third
readlaa, aad tbeu rw.ulited to tbe Committee
on ClUea for furtber bearlng. The bill makuu proTbdon
for tbe emptoyment of traatpa waa aaaarad to a talra
readl ig. efterdebate. , .. _
The report of the Couference Committee oa tuoSnpply
11)11 was pr.nted to both Houec Ai>prop;la
liona were rewiiicd a* foilowa: For iiatr.ry B,
B1BI 3:1; to tba AdjniMiii Oeueral for reuaburaemeat of
tbe .Mta Realment, BS.OOO. To aeparate troopeavalry,
reimburaemeat "t expeaaea for ermocy, 18,000. For J.
at Claney, coab ited ?1 n Uoa expouaea, 11.800. lor A.
II. Pnrdy.eonteatedelectloo oxp oeee. 83,000. Por ?'.
,1. x!.v,yiii|ni iialngaltneaaea, 8300, aod etrlkea ont tne
approprladoa f..r tbe ealary of the arbitratoc of ihe
Court of Arbltratlefl of the Cbamberot Comnwree, for
t\>n yeare, 8*<t0,(>00 ; H atao ttrlki ? oul the approprbUlon
f.u tbe rt.ilarv of Ihe clerU of aald com t, ifO.OOU. Il W8J
a^reed to by tbe Aaacimbly
Tne Benato at ita erenln* teaatoa, after a iborl debate,
ordered Iba ceUbrated t'ubllc Burdeea Bill to a thurd
r.-ii'liiik.'. BVnator Eccleaiue attempted to amaad tho
bill ao ai to preroal tba aaaploymeat of aapar annnated
iH.ii. .?incn aa eoiut otil.irs, bat tbe aaoeadmeat waa re
teoted. The bill reoeatly paaaed by tbe Aaaembty, cat
ttajt offtiie f.?t tbeooroacraot Bew-York.and puttlint
e.ieti of them UPOB a ve.nly aal.uy of *1 J.iXK), waa ab-o
nul. rcd to a third raading
THE PIPE-LINE BILL.
1IIK IUI.I. AIXOWBD T<> BBOOMB A LAW IN OBBBB
THAI IM 1 iiN-llllITIOBAim MAY Bfl rggTBO
LB niK COCBTB.
At.ii.wv. April 80.?Tlw QorerBOt baa fllad
lawlng, ta ragard to tba PIpaMaa 11111, iu the
OfBee uf tbe Beeretary af state:
.1.;. ui Bbw-Tobb, Kxectmva Cbambbb, 1
Ai iiam, April 30, IB78. )
lamaaabteto approve tbe An entltled, "Aa Aet
tn provide for Ibe tacorporatloa of Pipe-llue Coot
pauiea." for Ibe reaaoa tbal l am ol tne opinion
[battli p Ich It aireo to tae eorporalioaa wbleb
ui.iy be fonaed uuder it to tak" prirate prop
ertj wllbout tonaant of tbe awaer in uooonatltutfonal.
c,?,i, 1 i :?;?.! to tbe Attorne)-Oeneral
fiu an ofMei il oploion, ??. blc 1 he baa t-'i\> n to aaa, and lt
loanuexed. rroni tblaoplulon,aa well aa fr.iiu
, , \ iuiIo ith ?:. I flad thejiullcial declalona upon
-ti.iii lu a.m.e ci'iiil et ..mi eonfualon. Bouiaof
ti,. in ko mi far u to iiraclicallj doatroy tba oul
il... tnuea m t> aard to the rtabl ol emim nt donialn. 'i he
al one, and I rexard it aa of greal m.
iMirtaiice tbal II ahouid be acttled al n.arlleal ; raetl
,>? iiv di clalon "t ibe biabeal eourl la lb<
1'ur tbia l ' . and i"i the pui 1 oae 1 f > uabll
ninttei 1 t before Ihe ronrta for aneb
,,,!;.,11, I ,'.,, ri.i'i; adopl tbe auggeatlon of tbe Atior
ueral, aud allow the :';i t" become a law by tbo
lapaw of ti.u leu d.ij? prorldad rm- lo ibe ConaUtutlon.
1.. UouiaaoM.
Tba opiatoa of tbe Atton ry kMg,aad
faiij d mbje t ..r tba 1 owi 1 af tba M tta t"
UM ris'iit of Piiilnent .lonin.ii.
BTBAM 19 8IXTU-A Vh.
OVER THI'. '.! 1.1:1:1:1 1 im: TO THE PAH*.
1 ai'ccBaarci rw* m>ui:imv pbom raiNrnr
cBOBca to rimr-BiBTB-ar.?bubbixo wrra
OCT JOLT OB JAB?DBaCBIPflOJI II IHI BOLLf
IN..- - l 1 il K.
Tba iii>t trip oTer tho QHberl Etovattaj
v Cbareb to Ceatral Park, aaa
iv. Tbeea wara f"ur aara eeatalarng WO
rara, amnri them Dr. <..!N--it, tba ata*
,,r tae ri id, Pn aUV al B ' ua i> ah r, jr.,
, 1 DUoatora Boraaa Porter, J"!ui Baird, a.
. 1 . iu, L M. Brewa
aad W. 1:. Oaniaoas iba ax-Maj .1 Wlekbam, ComaUa
of PabUe w*orka < unpbell.O. li. Buace,A. lt.
ti.T.IJ all, <j\ reBOl P. L
T. n. Maagrara aad L B. 1
ju-i aa tbe eblmi ? of Ti Inlty were riartag tbe baar of
rala atartad, amtd tba ebeera of h targa erowd
? \ aa the "'aiforiii aini in tbe Btreel betow.
BiOWly at lli?t, 111 the ruie nf fn.ir or 1*0 BUbM an Imur,
Itapproacbed the eanra al tta 1 Ibea apad
arouud tt at tbe rato of toa adlae aa aoar. No Jarrlag
waafelt, aod altaougb thecurvel.1 ;?. 1 lepaaaenKora
\.. ;, 1...1 Tnr...\-ii aldewtae In Ibi Ir -1 ata. In Vm .r iinail
way tbe traln niored more rapldly, reacbtax a apo 1 .>f
tweni ? ttve nillea an hour. rb? roiad waa true aud 1 * en.
,, im more nmllon f. lt tbaa i-> experti n 1 d
in tbe ni".t <!.;.'.ii.t Pullman car on tbe beal toek
1 , antry. At tbe traln
abol ii.ead. in ? wlndowaol the faelorlea, abopn, offleea
hii.i dwelllnaa atoag the ronte were imliteiily throuaed
witb people, all aniillnx, opeu^pyrd aud opeu-iuoutucd.
Ibe aldewulka below abowed 1 :? I "f upturned faeea
M'ii and boya aboiiteal, and women waved tlnir baad
korcblefa. < bji woman, more autbualaatle tbaa tbe real,
i.hi dowu a bloe window-curtatn aud ibook lt wlldl} in
tbe air, reicardb laol the varioualy eolored eurl |aapera
ih.t 1.-ilnli'il ner h. ol. Tbe boraaa below prteked ap
eara, aud iome prani ??.! tfallr about, N..ne nt ? beui
in the liu.-r aml more denaelj erowded part of tbe <? itj ,
bowi rer, >.-"t beyond eontrol.
lhieiinoat Amlty-at. aud Bouth Flftbare. baa a
radiua of only alnety fn>t. Tbli waa aacoeaafully
niriied. Bul tbe ralla al Bixlb-ara aad Aadty i?t. had
been.ly oovered with painl by earobsaa workmea,
ui,i m t.ie ipeed of tne ti mi bad been oonaiderabj
Iraaened .11 it apprvaobed that polu% tbe ? boela ol the
enxluo aflpped areund. and Ihe raia oami to a Ktop. i:n
Klneer / Hmr imk.il iiie trala a taw roda, aad took a
nrrah ttart; tae trala tbeu rtaahert arouad laa
iiuv.j into Blata-are la food i-tiie, aad aaa
,,;, tba broad blarbwar. Bot a Jar oa
i, lt aaa fall bj tbe paaaouxera aa the Irain rped
niiiooihiv toward Ceatral Park. Puabing aloaa the
nvruue at 11,i- ie\ 1 ol ibe k 1 and iturj wlndowa, it waa
ilitti.ult fveu tor peraooa moal tamUiaxriwlth the ilrst
atorv featurea of tba baaj tboruugbfare ta roaltae joai
when thej were, ttaeemed aa if one were trarellkm
tbrouirb aoaie nnknown atreel la a atraage elty. A f?w
laiidmarka, bowever, bad a familiar look?tba Jefferaou
Markel Court llouae, Uaey'a atore, Boolb'i Thi Hre,
tba Maaoalc Tempw. auu tba Puily aoaaad atreel
|;.-. ;'...11.
Tbe partuily llnlahi d platforma al Slnth, V lurteentb,
Twentj iiiu.l aml Porly-aee.t-ata. were tbroueed wlih
a., ? itora, aa wera uao tba aiuiimoi <>f tho houaea.
\,-.iiiv everyone bad a frtradly look for tbo ploneer
iiiiu. A fi w WBgged tin-ir beada or abook tbelr Bata
,..1 iKiiiin.iu. At ua glxtb Aveinie ear atableatwo
or t tu ???? boatiori were notleed euergetlcailj calUua
?? ul'..,i " .411.11 lluglag to the btteof boraeatbal exbibltou
ooiyuiptoma ol niKiit, axoepi prteklng up ibetri m.
i,?- iiiiiiiin wera drawa cloaetj dowu la tho wlu
BBW "f Ihe otll-e of tl.miliaiiV n? tn? trilliu
phaal tniiii iiinvid paat, Tba boraaa atoag ihe
aveiiue ircuerall) behaved well eoougb At Piftj iee
nnd at. a palr attacbed to an I.wagon ran away.
Illlt one Of lliitll aiMin atiliiibl'd ainl li II, aml the lOU
runaway taua fatauataed bj rapai traaall m atxtbafa.
, ,in.- 10 an Ignomlnloua eml.
Hitinii theear lithn il> aad cnirraiiilatloin. nrevailed
wheatTTr tba abaorbed paaaaagan Hiraed from tue wiu
aowa aml re aJlata d taeclroumataneea la wbleb tbey were
plaoed, Tbea ihere hurai lorih BBefe exeiamatioua aa
0 No more haactag oa to ttrapa," " Ma ntora btoeaaaaa.
tt,i ii\ atraw, hroaea leel aad orowdad horeceara."
1 .- inp to Fin v-iilnih-it. waa iiiimI.' 111 *-venl'-eii
n,l i.iiin, iiiciiliiniK aUelay of one iiiinuto at Hi.xih ave.
an ii a uut > .1. u ia expeeted tbat ihe aamo dlataaaa
?iii ordluarlty l>e run by tbroinru tra!na lu iwelve luin
uiea, aud by way trai"a 111 twenty-two miuuloa. After
u khort alop al t'ifiy-iiintU at., Ibe enuine waa ahuuteil
and plaeed at the otber end of the tram. and tlie retiiin
mp waabagaaatSlSS. Itwaa niurkoii witb tbeeame
featurea tbalcharueieiieit ihe upiowujouiuey orewded
? aml wlndowa oiilalile tba iruin. aud a aouae of
aeciirity, pleuaure aud apeed amonx tbo peaaeugera
wlthin, iiudiaiurbed by a aiuxle abakcoi Jar. At Ciuial-?t.
a grada of gfty Bad to tba anlo aaajtaa,aad Baa taaet
eoiitiiiina lo rlae uuill t'bambora-at. 1* remued. Aaeeud
I11K lliia arraile the preaaiiru of sleaiu. wbleb wn ut UO
inue blKb, waa nol aulMcient lo euaoln tbueiiarlue to draw
tae Buy-twe toaabeamd lt. Tue imtu aaaaa toa fmi
alop. Tlie eiiKiaeti lieallrr-d liimiel', howevor, aud lu
a few inoiueiiia. after B pronaratory barkiug up, the
trulu pai.aeilea.iily np tbe Knuio aud arouud tne tbert,
abarp curv a, reaebing iu aturtiuj; oolnt at 4:04. TbOB
there waa ahtlle iiut,'oiin?( arouud tbe traln b> (in paa
i.eu?era. whoacameu to Oread to boiake tbeiuacl.
tbo Uoiae-uara.
DBrtCllIPIIDN UF TTIK TRA1X.
Tbewoikaol tbe. ouifiue wbleb drew tbe eara on tbla
Ulp are ao incloacd tbat It looka mueh Uke an ordim.rr
paaaengcr car. lt has foar la^ne drlvlug-wbecla af.
four pllot-wbecla. Tbe BBBW tat of tbe aleaw cyltudi r
lu tni inebea. Tbe eara wiit be beated by tl
?Saaaat ateam. Tbe earnue of aparka fro?4i
Um aiuoke-ataek M prevented by a paleut dovlw.
K?eb ol tbo four puaaeuger oara ia tblrty-ai'Veu feot
ten intliea 111 lrnn'th, and e\M faat Btne incuea lu wldth.
1 in- iiuiaiie ia painied a lijcid green, wltn panela a aliaxe
darker. Tbo ed^ea ttie uiuuui :.:ed with uiaroou color.
1 be airuiea and doeoratloua are ta dark areeu and n?'M.
Tua aiK'tn ire plaeed at U?e euda, but it ia biteuded to
bave aomo can witb compartinei-la IUo tboae lu hn?llali
mia cuutlneutal raltway eoacijea. Witbln tbe eara fortv
ciulit perions ftou be aeated. Iu tbe eenlre. on
e.?cb al<i? oi tbe alale, aio two aeaU airaUKed
Uke thoae lu tbe ordinary .?'ulluiua ear. From tbis
oeutre. aide aeaw Uke tboae lu tbo borae oare, onend to
tbe door. Tbeao eeaU will eacb iimuiuuiwIbU tagbt per
aooa. l'f i.ivdiug la proveutcd by Ultlo aiiaa whlcU riao
from tbe euabiona al lutem?ala 01 nlneuan inohea. Tae
upbolatery la In loaxiootMiolortd moroceo. Tba earyeta
are Axmluater raga. Tbe uailiuga liava oak paaala, dec
orated with Bowera aad araheauaea. Tba tetaw aaata
aiaat wiudowa fona the aaflea or tba ear. Tbe ptatfunaa
are 0/a qouvemetit aiao. proteeied by etont troa rafltag
aaa gaaaa. Vaeaam laMkaa ata uatd.
-.-^^.^^aa^aaa^
XLVth C0NGKE8S?Ild Session.
???>?
RKGULAR EEPOKT OF PKOCEEDINGS.
|fpa BANKRIPT LAW OCCIPIES THE DAV IX THE
8KNATB AND THB MTUISI.ATIVK UIFX IN IHE
Hol-!>!?:?A 8IIABP DEBATR BETWEEX SPEAKER
BANDALL ABB TMB KKPt ULIlANB.
SK\ATI'....\Vasiiiviit<)N. Auril flO, 187?.
In tbe Senate to-day, the PBE8IDENT pro
temp.ire Bfaaaatai ? nuuiber of bllla fruai tbe Ilouse of
?jiaaaaeBlalltaa. aahaaj Hmbb tbe House Aincndiueata
ta the Senate blll to repeal tbe Bankrupt I.aw.
Mr. MEBBIMOX (Dem., M. CJ inoved rc'er the blll re
ferred to uud IU aiundineiits to tbo Cotutuittoe on
tlie Jllili. 1 i.v.
Mr. BBCK (D in.. Kv.) objivtMtotI.erefereiiee, and
demandrd tbe reaa atxl tiaye on tbe motion.
Mr. CHaJBTtAMOT pzep* Mkh.) aaaaaaad taa tatap
cn,-. aud s.'U tl waaptaaaaai to eoaearlathe Houae
ameudtuouU, after aabailtUnK a brMf araendaaeal tuere
to to I..-H..' ").? ameudaieata ?t the tionse.
Mr, CONKLIBU d'.]'. B. Y.) aaMagood aaany law
vara aad jn.i- - tbroughoni the eouqtry wen' duturned
I.v the helief lllal the HYiBg OUUMa iu tboiblll was jSOO
narmw to lerre a eertaln clai?.s of actlmi* deemed
nieriiin-i-'iM. As any oommtttee of tba Baaate aaa re
p..it at aay Ume, be thoughi it wouid ha baat ta lat BM
blll go to the Jiidielarr (oiumitie,-. _?
Mr. BKCK fUem., Ky.loppeeed tho referonce of tho
blll u(M.u the ground tbat If any goml wwa to ?row oat
of the, |..-w??Ke of thix lul! tbe rtooner it ahoiilil be paaaeu
tbe botter. At tlus rery Ibae all aort* of fraudulm.t
pntltiona are boing lileii i.v pereoae to take a.lvaui
tbl? ii.iikrupt iuw before Um repeal by Coogreea. Brery
day'adHlar ha paaalag Um blil lo repeal tbekawcoeta
11.Baaataaal mterent or tbe couutry unlhon* of
dotlara.
Mr. ril!:HTIAN<:Y(Kea., Mleb.) aaid be proposed to
Ruinnti Um BjiUowtng bbm ii.iiu.-ui:
Andaiiriaiiu aud leoeeedbuH laddaotUMrataergrwwlpg
ant..' -.;.!? pendeal th.bicludtag all rij?!it? of aulu by
su.l .K.oiinl aaaiKUBti uiiJ.-r uuy or an ?f oaai a.-l j.
Theaiiieiidmeiit was (OOOBM in just before the Hoaaa
ataendmeata, prorhUng thal Um repeal of tbe tawahoald
in.t luraudate penal uccio.ia or aflatlaallaeaeeedlagt
arleing thereunder.
Mr. im; \U*-> (Bep., Kaa.) aaid Um elaaaor for the re?
peal of the bankrupt law caflM from tbe cn-dltor elaaa of
the couutry, and nol from tue debtore. He fa*ni.-da
welbregnlafrd bankrapt law, aad aaid 11 this meaaare of
repeal Miouij be eonaaaaaaated we wouid barea penod of
diatreee and comuierelal ruta. rtbould tbia law be re
peaMdaadBoanbetituteforitbe 'eft, tbe reault wouid
ou that erery debloi wouid be at tba mercy af the ered
ltor. He iieiievcd tnat aozt to tba Pope, ?be Judlelary
Cummlttee bad eliini'd and exaroMed Krrater iuialii
lulity tiiui any other body in ttda couutry; but tue
aniea.lu eiitH pui on by u.e Houae, anowed tbe blll to
bare beoB Imperfeet aa lt p Medtba Benato. und sowe
What iiupai'-etl i U i-infl li ii''- tu thsit eoiniii ut> ?-.
Mr. I) WV1..H iKt t'.. Maaa.) favon.-d tlie niotiou to refer,
an.i ip?>ke lii favor ol a bankrupt law.
Mr. D.WIs* (Ind.. 111.) calied atteution to UM faot that
aaauy peUtiona for tbe repeal ol tue lawoaaaa from Bew
i:n?i.md and Xew-York. Lt beeould aay aoythUM tbat
wouid urreal tbe repeal ol tbia law be wonld gbail) aay
ii, lorba iboiigfal it woald be agreat tnietazeaa well as
i ? ... ?.. repeal it Ua spuKc ol Um prtnclple on
whicb uuukxupl lawa ara baeed, aad aaid to repeal this
btwwltl.t learlng m ns atead aaotber woablbato
leave agreat elaaa of nnfortonate debton at tbo aoerey
of their ereditora. Hewaaoppoacd lo thla haatatnte
l..-alia>; the luw. Ue bcli. ved iu a p.-ruiaucut bankrupt
'' Mr. BBCB tP?., By.) aaid tha rafeceaee of Um uim to
ihe judlclarj l anunttee uieaal Unt it w\>uld uot be
beard from agato durlng tl
Mr. A 1.1.1s). )>' (li-i-., l..\s.n aid ii was rloar fa.it II
was ii..t for the iii?.i.-t ol the people<a bare tba li mk
ruptlatM !? ;? ? d'-i ot tbia tline. Be had full connd.?
thattai JuiticlaryComuilttee conld propare aaatiafac
torylaw. n bao beea aaid that the efforteof tbe Gor
eramenl to ? meata woald reanll u
baokruptey totbe peoide. an i yel it waa propoaed to re
.in..! I..... BetnoughtttwuMtoMtttMbiw
al md auuthor \.-.i. al leaat.
Mr. MATl'IlKWb (U ;>., nino) favor.-.I the reference of
ti., blll, and Mld Uiera ahottld b.; anotner eilorl lo per
r.ci the law.
I-,..,,, id, the raornlog boor expueduana lt
n ,,...?. : :ti.ir tu.- imi to nim d tbe Bankrupt Law be
rthat tbe uiuiuIuk bttsi
liene lillK'hl tie dUpOaM of.
a i.n ii.i obxi bai inlaraBaa,
Mr. K1BKW0OD (Bap., lowa) praaented Um uaaan
ua!.^..i Boaator AlUaoa, aho in.s b ?? a reeMetad noui tbe
-: itc..; i ?wa tor tbe perlod of >ix yeara. from Mareh 4,
l -7-J. Befd aad latd ob Um Mble.
Mr.MAXEV (Diii.. Texaa), from tho Goaaadttee
Mllltary tfabra, reuorted witb amendmenta the 8
tin- lo.)'. Arth le "i w.?r in i. gard M triaf
r, i .:, mtUob. l'l i" d on th ? ralendar.
Ibe Comuilttee on Mllltary Attaira w.:? dhwharged
ii .uiiii. r cn ?..!? raUa I ite blll for UM par
,lon <>f certalo deaertera m the Unlted Mtatea Araay la
l- ;?*, ii.. -.;',,, .i belag coven .1 by tbe billjuat reported.
Mr. MOBBILL (Bep., vti. from tbe C&mmiUV
Ptnance, reported advemcly on tbe eonenrrem reaolu
ibuiltted by Mr. Ul "K ou the i!l?l of Jaana
luexpedleul elthei to uiajatala or laapuaa
t im..- for the paipi.-..- of provMUng for tbe
gfuud, iaddiroeungtlwBeeretary of tba Treaa
UI-, not topurcbaacany iioiid-. for the reduotlon of tbe
Sational aobt Ull further order of Congresa. Mr. Mor
rtll s.u 1 tnat tho law provldtng for tue tlnkrngfuud
DOl be repealed by i wcurreot reaoluttoo. Tbe
, . uii.it:?. waa tbe?upondlaehargedfroaa it* furtber
conaidei itloo.
Mr. HL'l l.l.lt (Dem., s. C.| Bubmttted an amendment
totbebil loi - ee.e Boauniptloa Aet,aow ob
tbi cai?ndar, ?o .?to repe d the taz oi 10 per cent upon
ibe clrculattug n itea ot prtraM ee staie bai.k^. Onh i- d
piin' d- .... .,
j ,. tolloa ? reported and pbMed npoa um
i.ci'ii.le lleot. ? :? lota ln tba li-t ..f A
..i.iicl tope ? ...
i.,;,,., toi ?. n ,;.i eipKiiaaa lnenrfd onder tne Law ol A-i
niai \n ,s.".o, iu ihe Pawnw. land dUarlct, Kau*M
f,,, | ,,. ,,.,.(,,:,,:.(,., mUU . - "ii pubbe buuU, itc.
i ii.Mi-.- Ull t" l'l i. ?? Oen. ral ejhiu da on th. r.t.r.-d li.it.
The Confereaea Ooniailitee oa Ibe Naral Appropria
tlou Blll iubuiltted a repoi.. aad aaid tbe dlffereneea be
tweenthetwo Uouaea were very aUk;ht, aad tbej were
eotnpromixed to tba entlre ? ktiafacUon ol the eunfereea
oa both M'lt.. rhe coBferoBoereporl i..n anaalmonaly
1 to.
BBVBBAL TOTEa OB THB BABKBOfT LAW.
The Beaata tben raaaaaed eeaiblecattoo of tbe bill to
repeal iiio Baazrapt Law.
Mr. MATTIIEW8 (Bep., ohi..) eonUnaed hla resnarka
an.i -.u.i Um Beaate oagbt to paaae bafora tablag
and irretrieva'.ln BtOp.
Mr. BILL 11 > ?ai.. Ba.) aaid ba bellerad that tbere
tbouid be a unlforui ?\ ttem ol baakruptcy lu tins eoaa
ii . He thouKhl tbal the pieaenl Bankrupt Lae bad been
ot aorae aervice, bui tbal Itahould b. ropeslednow.
Mr. tinAKiib ;i."'i i-- i ai.ii. d that tbe Bankrupt Law
has been ciuin.iv, ooatly, leUlooa and hMunVteut, thougb
be thoughi |it ? v.i t luo|>por(UBe Ubm now to repeal it.
Mr.LDMl'XL>8 (Itep., VI.) waa oppoeed to Uie reiKsal
of tbe law. mul argued thal ita repeal wouid beoJaaa
trou . io tbe buaini ia uieu or the couutrr.
Mi. CONKLIJfU IBep., N. Vi atdd had all tbeae
apeeehea beea made tha other day when the M11 waa rti-at
cooatderedb) tbaBeaate they woald bava producedaa
n.mii effeoi a< tbe; dld to-day. He referred totbe
iiui.-n.tii.ent propoaed by Mr AlUaoa, aad s.u.l the ti.,u
oiable Hauator \\j* ?cuuing for tbe doctor ait.-r tbe inmi
bad dlcd. tl im OWB v..te on the repeal of Ihe law aaa
intlin uc.-i ohlefly i>v in.- r.iet tiuit tue Legialatiira of bi?
'-into i.inl inatructed blni t.? rote for the repeal.
Mr. THUBMAB iln-ui., ohloj BMWed to auicn.l the
leaduMni ol Mr. AlUaoa u a- to Inatrucl the Jadudary
r ,.nt.-.- to reporl th. biu witn aneb ameodmentt an lt
h i .ul.l ile.-iirw to nukr to tho BooaM on Tuurmlay n.-xt.
Ui i.iiii'iiiau aaid he bebered tbo people ofOtuowere
abnoat unaulmona in favor of the r. |m-.i1 of UM Baak
lupi Law, but bo bad no doabl bewouldUvc lougeuuiigb
in bear a clainor for a uea baokrupt law.
Ml Mllli:KHY|l'.in.,Ki|?aiil that ln hla oplulon
the fate .?: thia bill wouid Uepend upou the \oiiiiK oowb
ol all tbe* propoaittooi to refer. Tbe Commttn <? on tbe
Judlcbury had had tbe bui six moatha and eoald uot per*
f.ct n, -oi it waa 1'ist is wall tor tbe Beaate to uet upon
ihe ii.itu-r to-day. TUe ol.j ?t "f all inotu.us toiefer waa
de ur,
Mr. BAILBY (Dem. Tenn.) agreed with tbe Henator
frniu Kentuoky, an.i boped UM bui wouid ba iMfeaefl of
Wilhollt fllilnel .1.1 ,y
Bm uirUs were uuufe by MTeral other s.-nators.
la. aniendmenl of Mr. rhunaaa (Dem., Obla) to that
of Mr. AlUaoa (Bep., lowa) was Umb rajeeted zaaa Dj,
au.-i-furiberdteeiuMlon,tbe amendmaat of Mr. AU1
aon a aa n ,.. i..l--V. aa 18. na] ? 80.
Mr. UANbOM il>. ii... N. < i s.iat that be thoitKbt the
UioUouol Mr ll.uiiiiaii to in-liuel ti..miuiil.cc to r. ?
iniitou rbnraoay.next,waa boi uaderal od when tbu
voto <a> lak.-n.' He, thetwfore, reaewed that bioUobu
\fier ii imi f uiv uaaton, ii waa rciected?Yeaa -T, aaya
97, aafoltowa:?(Bepnnbeaaa ia ttouiau, Ueuiocratb iu
BaBa] .
TBA8.
Alllnon, Camenm(WU.)'.'' linnsom,
A.illi. ny. Cliaffee, aUMaBB. ShikciU.
B'ttarS, ( hri?llnnv, IIo*r, ttauUburp,
Uooih, 7>ari*l\V. \a,)Howe, Hauudora,
anat baaaag, Kirkwoo.1, T/mnnan,
Burnaide, Bdnuwda, MePhtnon, \Uaduuj-U7.
Uutter, A'u*(i?, Mtrrimun,
BASB
aaaaat laton, M <'rttty, PaakbMB,
HiU-, h'.try, McMillao, I'lumb,
. ai.i.r.m, (P.iJ Uitrtiinil, MaKhtWa, U.>ihn?.
Cw-k-r?((, Jlarri; M BBB| V?irhe*t,
Vokt, Uertfufd, MitcUeil, M'a.ll.-laii.
l oukling. Jlill. Merrill. IPWIaaa-8T.
Dawea, J.i/ia*e.in. Oi?leaby.
Mr. Uavls (lud., ill.), Mr. n>*uil* (Rop., Kau.). Mr.
Joiuk?(1)mui, Kla.), ai.a Mr. I'mtemon (Bap., P. i'.l, wlio
woulu liav<- voie.l lu Ibo allliiiiuiivu. were paired wilU
Mr. MeDonald (Ueiu., Ind.). Mr. KedogZ (Itep.. La). Mr.
( oaorer (Kep., Fla.), au.l Mr. Teller (Bep., Col.>, who
wouid havevoled Ui lile ,i.-i;..il.e.
Tbe aneaUoa Umoreoorredoa motlonof Mr. MLRRI
-.n>:> ii'eiii., N.?'?). wb'.-ii tbe blll waa takeu np thla
inoiuing, eiiuplt to refer it to the Coiiuuittee on the
Jiiilwiaiy, iina it waa rejeeted?Yeaa, 88; uaya, 2&.
Mr. El)MUND?s (Kep., Vt.) tben moved to reler tbe blll
and Uou*e aiueuduieuta toaapeelai eomttilttee of tnree
.m, of wbich tbo tieimior from Micbigau (Mr
l hrlHftaney) siioulu l.t. chairn.an, ainl * inl be luentioiie.l
that Ueuaior aa cbulrnnin tu or.l.r tbat the frlenUa of tbe
uiaaaaremuhl iiav? uofearot ita Uung awaaiMed.
\r ir furttMr debate and b. f.ue a voto waa rcached on
. >u laoia.u, Mr. AliU.ia u.ovcU t..ui the Benate od
1...UU, aial tliai the blll und um. udu.eiue be pnute.1.
The motlou woa agreed to?Yeaa, 87; naya, 17?aud
Ibe Beuate at i:U5 p. bj. adjoui uttd.
HOUSE OF RKrHEHEKTATIVES.
Pursnnnt to previoua onler tbe Houae mct
tbtamorning at 11 oVlock. Conatderable tbnewaacon
auioed lu correcf but J he keeorit lu regard to i.ha proceed
luga uuder tue cal) of the Ilouae laat ulgbt.
Tbe blll for the reUef of aettlera on Und clalmed by
tbo Novib ?od OouUi Ab*batua Bailroad tempaay, waa
rorerredte Uio Commlttee of tbe Whole.
' ThaHouoe tben weut Into Commlttee of tbe Wbola
witb Mr. BDBB iDeau. IU.) ln tkaeludr oa tba Lughda
U?a ApproorUdbwi BUI.
afflSaf? aUcttnar
ai.bjfet of hrajch mitita, wbich waa p*rt!r!pated In bv
Mr. II iiui.i (Rep., tnd). Mr. Bayler (iVui., Oliloi m,
Patteraon (Dem.. Col.), aud Mr. Cota (Itep \u\
and Mr Kranklin (Dem.. Mo.), who BtTarally ndvooaiJ
tbe eatabllHbment of tnlnta ln their reapeetlve localitiea.
After a lonjf diaemalon, in which the reonranlfVlooaf
the Hew-Orleuna Milit wua advoeated by Mr. 1UTI vu
(Kep..Maaa.)anrt Mr. OABPTELD (Bap.,Ohl.n, Mr Oia.
aon'a miiendtuent waa defealed?71 to ".??<.
ln tho eourse of a lonic dlacuaalnn on r<-tliie<>d apcronrl.
atlona fiir Terntorial Uoveinmcnta, ll.e aetlonof tha
Ciuiiiiittee ob ApproiirlatlDuaharliigbittn chiieiiDdoB
the Heniibliean aide of tbe H?iiv. Mr. IUNIuli. ?f
I'euiixylviinlii (the Bpenl.er), defemled the eourae of that
eoiumittee, nnd rondemnod the t*ndeney of KepnbUeaa
BBBBbera to berd togetaaf ln oppoeition ta all nicaturea
ofoooajaaay,
llew.ia rdMled to hy Mr. GARFIELD (Rep..ohlol
who doclaied that anch an iinputation agaiuat tbe Rt.
pnblbNM aide of ihe Honae waa not to Ih- bonie. n> aa
aerted that from 1 -i7'J ta the preeent tlua
(uiider Uepublieau aa well iu iiinl.r Dcuioeratle
eeatrol of tlie Houaej, the cx|>eiiHe* of t|?
(invernnieiit liave heeu on a deurndina' ae^i,
Tbe Bapnblteaaa, be bbmL baUera ? two tbtaaa tbo aaa
|KM-i of the (iovernnunt (ooat wbat It roay),and all tba
ee.iiioiiiy tbat ta pnuible in eonueetlou witb-an hoaen.
falr, aml re laoaaote ?upporl ol rhe Ooreraaaaat.
Mr. ItANUALI. took i?auo with Mr. <;.?rtl.-ld'a afata.
atent, and repeated hia nral aaaertion tbal the itepnbb
ean aide uf the Honae bad leut It j efforta afc-alnat jreueral
cconomv.
Mr. n'.'.i.i: fJBep., afBd etee laaBad to Mr. Randall, and
MaM tbat tbe lutter hi'l m-vi-r it.il ao bard a teak aa he
bad had iiii- toaaaaa iu tryiu* t.> control tbo DaaBeaaafaa
aldoof the Houa", a., a.-toprevent It from bankruptinf
tne Traeeary. Tbe trnuhie witb the aaeaeeay on th?
otber sido la Ibal il la "cliee.-io parlnit." The eipeodi
tare of tbe Bpeaher'a atrenurth and itiflupine abonlu i>?
uiade oa Ina fellowa on the Doiiiocraticaiile of Ui* llim?*
The diieus-i.il waa? ntluued hy Mr. BEERg d)eni'
K. Y), Mr. POerTBB iR.-n.. Obim, Mr. IIOoKKK dkem '
M - i.Mr. M'MAIloN (li.-ni., Ohl.o nnd Mr. KEU'jku
fjtep . "in,,) aml Mr. hTRWTTT (I).m., N. Y.i
Mr.< ONOEB, (Rep., Mi.li.) wade a aarc.-ialic alluatinto
wiiat he caliod tbe >i>eak'i'? Z'-ai ln bebalf of ecouoaiy,
nnd a.ml lf the (.entleman would attend I). miyratia
eaaeaaea, aad aaa Bla power and iw*rsiuaiie eluqueaee
there, it would be more approprttto than for hlm toatep
down from bla p'aee and lecture tb. Reptiiiliean tuent
bera of tba Hooae. Tbat pwatlaaiaa't ralea, wheu. l?
.-??ulie ii-. a piilitieiiiu, waa p.itent iu the laad. Tlie over
ibadowlng of a Prealdenoal BoralalOon |iraa bi? voloa
power all over the Uud. {Lauxhler.)
Mr. CAI.KINS (Rep., lnd.) oaatad from the retnarke M
Mr. Bandall on the bill for the tuoroaie of im-iuIm ra' aai
artoa, aml reniarked ironieallv that be had 110 doubt tbat
th" ifentlemau'a actlon on that occaaiou bad baea
prompted In tbe inten -tt of eeoaoaay.
Mr.KANI.iAM, ivplied thut tbe. allnalon bad not the
nieiit of oriKiuality. He had advoeated aineerely and
I |y iin liinroaen oi aaaaaaata1 aalartaa, bat whaa he
weat baek to tba people, tba peopie condemned tbe meaa.
aaa, aud be had, aa a faitbfui puUltc aervaot, ?'i?en up
hi.sowu opiiuoii in that re-|M-it an l obeyed the Instroc
Uona of tbe people. Tbat waa what he wauted tbe tt>
publlean party lo do.
Mr. i Al.KIX.S? I waa not lmpuirninff your n..ulvea.
Mr. RANDALL?Idid imt >u..|..>?e thar v..n were. but
y.ni were iiupii^'iiin: my eouaiatencT, and I waa anawer
iii^: tiiut charxa. Waea mr eoadael aa a BeatweeaaaBBj
baa condemned by tbe people, 1 yielded to their aa
tborlty and -uiiiuit te.l to tbelr control, ua I am alwayi
ready to do.
Mr. CALKUfB?Did the fentleman tover back tlie
?".? : (i .liT.wn from 'noTreaaiiryl
Mr. tiA.SD.vLIy?I never did. I look ovrr all my record
bera and I oaa aay iruthfully that 1 bave never < ut a
vote that waa prompted by aay i<erson ii eim-i!i raaaa.
Mr. a'lLLlAMB (R.u>-. Wia.)-lf you tlum.-ht that
membara ihoald bara 87.S00 a yaar way did yoa afi?
v ird more t.i eai down tiieu aaiarma to 94,0001 Did me
pao-pte iteiii.iiui tkal t
Mr. RA.N'DALL?I did not propoae to cut down tha
aaation to 84,000. The committee recommeadad
B4V5O0, aad I took the aroun I thut the people had eea
damaed tba moraaaa of aalarlea uud tbat it waa uot eoo
for membera to be eottrag doaa Ibe eouitK.-aaa
llon of oi h. r people aml totttBg their own ai aml.
afr. rrfTififftbta Bfay do jou uot projioae tocut lt
dOWB BOW I
Mr. RAMiVLl.?Wienerer the pentlennn m.ikoa a
propoaitloo ..i i at ii dOWB, 1 will he found with blin.
Mr. P/IJXLiafJB?Way do not roar comailt'co do lt be
fore \ ..ii ie. ture aa oa aeoaoau i
Mr. RANDALL?I aay deliberately bere that I beltera
rather ta cutnng down the oamber ol employe?a taau ia
cuttlng-down aalarb a. i beUere that if taa aiw ? i
h. r d (o iu the d ? part ment.i ln re??nl to tbe uuniber of
boura lor clertcal work, tlie torce could be reduced tweu
tj ?!?.? pereeat.
Aftar fartber diaeuaaion tbe committee rose, afaaf u?r
lag diapoaed of oolyfoat pagaa af ibe bih, andai I
o'eloek adjourncd.
IHE V0UBT8. ~
Tfll BAII-IN'i OF BBCB1TEB JEWETT.
Abbobbj baa BtoaaefWBaj a^fadaaa Hogk J.
Jbaattj aa leaatfar of the gjrlo Baataap. tbarawaaa
ertadaalabataa af parjary bbbbi bafata raaaa Ju>tic?
i. ..iii-r aaaaa artaaaaa had Baaa tateu, Mr.
?i.n.-it oaatad ta warea exaaautattoa umt to nvc hatL
.i --..-.- ktorgaa lualeted 'hat n was bladatytoaaa>
pfcetethi examtaatioa. JadgaDaaobaeatada a:i ataaf
reqnlnnx Judga aforgBB to etaaa tbe i-xainination at
once .iii.l .'ii iiar.-e tbe pruoaer or admit ana i" haii.
Judga Morgan admttted hnu t.? bad. Diatrlct Attor
m . Pbelpa appealed.
Tbe Bupn me < ourt, OeneralTerm, Judce Davia irivler
tbeoptaion, haarereraed aTadx* Doaokaa'a ontcrontbe
vr.'Uinl that on aatatutory certioran a Wupreiue Ciajrl
Judge i lunol i^.iiie what ia ln effeet a maodaaai to as
ini.ii.ir tribuual. The declalou doee not conalder Bfet
i-iin-: queatloata tbe eaae, waitber aa aecuaed penwa
caa taterrapt an exauiiu.uiou by tcndLriux balL
A RINAWAY RALTIMORP. OtRL
H.utic BoaaBra, fottfrtaca ycaa of age, disap.
paarrai from tba raatatata af bee father, a ?aayoataoaa]
Jewbrit raaat, ta BaBtaaara, faar inontba ago. and no
trnre of lnT could 08 ohtaiued, until a BategraOB waa re
e.:vid threc or foar daya aao ay herfamily from M
Ooldatein, of No. 12 Kaat Broadway, inthiaelty.
aelBernateui a friead of tba faaatty,aaaaa baeaaBd
touail tbe rtrl al tbe ptaee m oUoaea. He mok her Im
foreJuatie Morran, yeeterday, al BaoaxMarkal pobaa
Court. aud tbat magwtrate ordered tbat *he ahould i>e
t,... ?! t-i Baitlmore. Bba aald tbatake oama to Kew-Tora
at tbe aumreation of a womaa namad Lowentbal. aad
that ahe would bare retaraed before, bal tba bad aa
money. li appearatbal aaa BaeBeaBawBataanaagareaBi
ana doalred to tea >'ew-^ork.
-?
CIYll. NOli -.
V?'i!liiim ffaatinffti ;i saIooii-kccn?T in tlii*
i-iiv. reeoTared a ladgaaeat la faraeloeara tor ir7.i;ii 17,
m Brooklj ii. yeeterday, agaiaal Kenjaunu Wood, wbo?
,ii a iBaaaea i yeatataay,
An iiijiuictioii wii.-; xruutt'il by Jadga GUbart
ta bYooUya, raatoraay, reetraaatag bba Kaaga Caaaty
Ceatral Batlmad Company from eonatriietuijc a raad
tbrough <u.!iv:iii-.-r., Futtbaab. Tba araaad <-t tba m
lunctlon is that the eonatmettoa ot ihe roud ?j atapoaaa
will greatlj inpire raluable projieiiy.
Aliraliaiu H. Hiiiiiiiii.l was disbarrod abmit
two paara aga far BtaaBBttBg ta aoaraayt aWaatataabai
CoaatyJaattoa. The Bapaaaaa court. Geuerai taeaa, ou
his petitnui. baa aaBtod bba taarce la ratara to praoaba
for a year, aad if al taa ead af a rear be eaa aaow eaa>
tinued >:ood ooadaet, he atay epplv for compietc raatora>
li..n.
Iu tha Kin?:s Cotinty Siipreioo CoBBt,yegtar*
day, gadga Ottbarl trnatadaatofaaettoa^aa tbe apoBV
c.itiou of Jaeoli roiviuiia, of tba t'idi Ua Diamat!. So
etety.of Baal Bew Tork, erdotatag tba taalta Dramatta
Boeleti from peafaraitag" DtaZwel Waisen" (i nnu?ia
tion of "The Two Orphatia"!, of wbleb tho plaiutuf
ciaiiii.- lo ba tbe adapter aad traaatator.
Tlie fiiijtiiiation of Trinity Cliurrh ai'plicil
|n Jiiil^e Douobuo to be relieved from two asi-eaanu"-.*
on tts eemetcry ln tlie upjicr part of tbe eity, for Ibe
opeatag, gra niiiK. parlnar. efe., of the Boulevard. Onenf
theae i--.-i.miiU waa for a>l."?,lrtl) 63, tbe othi- t.ir
014,553 1J. The eorporaliou elauua tbal tha opuaiua:
waa "t ao adraatage to lt. aad waa araa aa aalaal la*
Iury ua it eomiN'lled it tobnl.dcueliifinx walla. Jiidife
DoBobne deaied the mottou, boiding tbat tho only
r.-me.lv waabi appeal to the L.-Ki*iature, or by cortiorarl
to tbaCtaaaralTana.
nK('ls<ION8-Arnii. 30.
aVaaaBM Caarf alraaral JcnH?By PiaaaabagJalga
Daruaad JaageeBrady aud inaaiu.- sitklea aat lucbanl
aoa.?Onler :viHiui?l: npnjiun 'iv liraily. J. Mlll..a?i. lloua.
wal.l ? Miii? aa*. liil.'iiiii. -KHiered that a rwaraaaiaal "?
bad at tba May Uaaatal rerui, ou tweaara'aaBea bv eiiuer
eaiiv. Miir-hallagt. Macv. -Judaineiit altiriu.il w .th c.iala:
..iiiiiiiii. in- lii.Hh.J. I'h.-uu aaL Aiianrtc aadOall RaUraai
Coiiii'iiiiv.?U..1.T allli.mil witli *10 cia;a uiul ilialiurariii.-nu ;
oDluionby I'avia, IV J. Bmttb aat. ChulUiig Jiulaun-nt
nul ni.i.-r nvi-1-..il. aml ileiiniiT?r overruleil wnhcoaia. aad
with ie.iv.-ioai.iwir on the oanall naaiaptaaja bi vt\H.
p i Miniiietal. a?t. St'iiiiltiua-.-The orderappealed frua
reveraed aad 810 aoata la aacb aap aai
By Davia, 1' L, aad l<rj<i\, J?Tlie Peiipto e? rel. PliHna
Atl. Di.iiohiie. (iril.-r reverae.1 ; 0[iinl<m i?'r cirliiu). Hli a
?Flaonacl 0 Brtaa.?JaBgineBl aaduideraBmaad ni'ini'/a
by Havia, P. J. lu the BaWtH "f tbe |?-titii)ll of lluuliui'l.
Peiuiouer i.-miiiiitini to praoUee oa aroaatfcm
Bj J.:-irf.' Brady.?10 tho matternf MnB?"n
OMera.-tlleil.iln the uialler ??' tbo l wnple Kelh Kl.-Owoi-io.
Uy JuiIku Lawreaea-Bauedtcl a^-i. Ihe Vvcatern luaai
Teii-nmh Coaapaay.-OpBdoa. i.ow.ien a?n. w**^
Oranieil. In iba m.iiter af HamngaTiea ?Did iherewreerr
port ln ihtu ne ! U ao wnere la the report 1 ...-m
By Ju.ice liai.e li- S\iI1miu?uii a?rt. \ValiacA.-Jinl??*aiaei
aai.l...ui t.riui; 1..1 oplutou. .
Hv Juace Van Hrinit. - Iflrka airt WomPiOiiae.-I.eaTa l?
aild new |.4itle.Kiaale?l ; aeeuieriioUU'tuii . _.
Itv Jadga Piiit.-r.-l)..u...um aut. Kir?|iatn,k -'.ranMa.
Aniiau a?l. lab.lion -M.uliui .l?iile.| i ...m .. i.ial Jlaaa
faetiiilaatuuiiiniiv aa.'i. m< uif.la.-MoUoii Ki^iited.
By Jiuttfe Diiuiilui' . W'aa>iaff a^'t. - :, I2T
Ailaniiton mtt. I'ariafc-Moiliia graat ?' K'lliua aift :V,*?ii
aaaaa agt. aauie; lu the um i?r of Trtnlty fliiiivh.-Mota^"
deaied: nwrnoraiMlnni. k'napp aKt J vii-n-?^r?3
ordernd. rntgaaigl fTttwil fba order aBpealed Boai aaao
ataud, Jmgvnaon agt. Ilanillton.-Moaon deniea.
Common ffgaj **** 7</m.-H.v (?l.icf-.Inatioa
C. V. Daly.-MteWHrt tft DnatoB.- Moti ' "rT
Ibmed. lterKinan agt. Jouee.-MureUea aiipro'e.!. '?""""??J
HritzMder -Houila approTini. H?iiueboni aat. ?e,*1'~r
britifo'der. -Kouila appiOTwi.
l ejur.U aod lludaon Rivi-r llaiiroaa tmawyi ??
act. Tba niaokar ftrnrft and Kuituu K.ny Kauroad "WP**rj
aci 1 Tta UI?aarniri?i auu ruuou jnij "??,,,"">r.M",r5aiw
liayri, uat. Baa Iti: 15 iv.ple ete.. a?t. 11 a**ti: ??
aun and auotJn-r agt Boarloa llwo acUoua) j Jouoa agt. um10
~<iSuitM T?r>a--By Judire Iarreuiore.-OoMamlik ??*,
urt. ?iva#a aud oUicia--Jnd(intal lor dit.ui.aux; "?
Uaclolon. _
CALBJfOARS TH18 DAT.
?RTaa'nt Cocsr-CaUJiBsaA-l'otter. J.-Soe. 1, 39, 1'*
a1aAkia7r colrt-trui Taaa-PAW ir-aTeAtom. J.^*
4l3a.atf01.i30B, 4:171, I3?>*, 4118. 4437. 44?a. 45??. ??>.
45.VJ 40JH 4564. 465S, 4.-,:,d, 4567. 456H, 4???. 4.'U0. 44?*
4368. 40??, 4664. 46?f 4/.UU, 4667. 4&6H, 4..0J. 4?.0. *^'j
4f.7'J 4A73,4i7*. 4674, 467*1, 4177, 437rt, 467H, 46^'. *i<,
4W 45A*4.Vst; 46hi, 4t>M6; 4ix7. 4588. 4300.4^^**
J m. 46?* 4.. i'3. 4,Hi. IV.I.V Tbeae couiprlae ?J^^'S
Uie e?lendar nol ber'tofora rr?< bed. m?t or ol?ar*??? _
p.iaeil of. aud eiubrace tha uotee of laeue Uhx. T'-'i ?^
ThoaaOlod to-?)ay wlU appear uu io-bimtow ? <*,fJ,','1V,ad
tho*? ttl?l to-uwirow wlU appeoi upoo iu? cal^i*ar ?i ?*?*
l?OMaa^-araatoaa-FArr n-auth?rbuid.J.-W-Ua*??
Ooa<big,graadbuceay.
Bridgat: " ^ot'Blhe.inoafc^nkjHliin^oT
a lady m ia a hWry, to aarry la the atre?tv*<>'** .'^i l
tra. ilda. totaa araftra ? tbroe-Teiuio< '>""?? u^l
B^a%^|a7Btoaali^ulta car?Uaa aad abf
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