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founded cy HORACE gpeeley.
IHUTiSDAT, i I' l: UREH 18, 187?.
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Y rkiox.?King Cetywaro waa eaaaarad l-.v ?n
Britiah fotaea oa Aiku i 98. i Oeaera]
B_nbel if i* in i i.iiiin.ii..t Ibm Roaaian ?x
j liioa Bftratturl t', ? Tan aaaa . - Garaoaaj
ni.ii Aaatria are la caaalaaa aa afraaaaaal iuu
t i'il v mal li tag each other'a t?'rnt"rj*.-:
lln- t ? > Urua tad AaaaMaaBOBh f.-nr im . v :.>
l.i ? r i .-it i !? ?' iiiini jraater_a]. = UobbI roa
i Um Aaatriaa AmOtu idor al PariBk kaa ra
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Domm ric.?n eaeral Batler v m aaarJaaa 1 mt
fSiivt-rti i ?.( \l i--!t?-"ii-? . - ..t W'..; ? . s . r \.-'? :?
i. . i I i ... iHoe waa .. i v and Inmaltmmei
Umalatform duptediaaorod KatioBal iu> am
t ' ; it deaeoaead ooavicl laaaraad titmCivil
1 i . EVaaaieat Hayee waa reoeired
wilk areat entlmalnam al Yoaagatown, oiim, yca
Icrdaj : ' ? ? ? iverod am aAdiaaamiaaaaa laaath to
tin )? > ?i (* ilal nimiinaii alai maka, _=
? i : SeerotAWT Piaaa> baa r- pHad to the im
pott r* in ?. 1. ttar t?- Tnm Tr.iiirvr. : Ulai i
i lad that Um raiaaiaar af tiaaataiiliig tlx imttl.'
i! mjm oi Cooneetieal to tBa aea Btata Hoaaa al
Hartfurd, j?-. ? m\, era* wttaeaaec] by 100,000
i ? ? ?-. Vi ar-Genera] ( irter, :it l i. la
?l- pbla. I ? ?!< ad.
Vm ami si bcbbam.?Tba Tammaay IHaooeratB
a 11 appoial ? Btata Cemmittee t" aapaoai Mr.
XeHy. The lBaerl a laa itate Fnir aad tht
Hort lei I hi I Exhibition oia-ntd yesterday.-z
'i m Mi ll al 1'. ?? .]!?'. tba marderar, waa iwaeja,
: Jamee Radpatb baa been mkatna f'ir lere
weel . Pe rick Marraa, a |ioIitiai>e_n. bbbbi
reatcd fur tr-tifyiut; felm-ly.-A |N,liceman
ahata Iktaaawaoathefeaad Inbhiboaae.
QaU v.i ? of the Y iMeadef itleee dollm (4131!
yi Ina BO.oi ?."?-. Beoehfl bbHtb wrthta naall
lowtaationa, ..iiil eleerag luegiilai aad fe^rariah.
I hi Vv.Aiiiii:.?Ii.imm: loeel iilieenaliaiai ta<
dleatc clear or partly eleodj weather, with ahghi
ahaagea Ib tea-peeatare, Tlmrmcaaetet feater
da) = i-.-: sat, 78 ; laweat, 4C :.ream, c71? .
A latter froai Calia Thartor. printed on
another pmre. fmnlfhea bb neeoul ?>f the Laat
daya ol William M. Hunt, wboae nntinierr
death vi' Buck it ihoeli to bis frienda and
t!.c j.iiIi.ic.
At tin- r.ill trade ink <<f hooka, whidi be?
gan \ t :.liy, lln rr \v;ih ii'v. !y Uddlnf1! und
?May k'?'.ul prieea wem obtained. There were
f. w oi rbc Bifti'g'tt i ??f prieaa which often at*
lend each nklea, and tba lanua abowad ? fen
tnl bntproTeaBent aa b_ri yenrHi QMCatkNta,
The pedeatriana who ar.-' to eon tend ibottly
In tbe Mnl:- 'ti flijnan Gtardea held a little
eonrention ye lerday, nrbieh had aome fi?w
Byracnaa i nuns, liut there wite no nerioiia
<1ik; .iti- after all, and ai all tbe a tea declared
tlii'iti ?i* 1 reg anti-dad with tbe arraufrementa
fii'iillv agreed a pom, Iben need be no inter
rup'i"n t'? the pettthd preparation of tbe
_BBffihi
Now gal tin ii tbe ilnll proeednre g| our
aonrta is la ten opted by aa episode thai i*
fkdii) dioMtie. Tbara uns mi,'1, gg Inatnnea
yeatiirdaj when g petteaagna charged thai
n?i nttea.pt iii???o !iia Ufh try a plated slmi
i. ill bann ntadn, Tbe aeenaei rebenraed
tbe alleged Mine bafoia tba jury. Tin
gbarge waa denied by tbe piiwtner, nnd
t'ie Indgn*e enrioeity vm m Bineb niagMed
that be f'Tinmi' il the liiato', mm\ itagOTand
thai ii bod been tampered aritb, sn un t.. np.
l?i >rt the pollaMM>Ai af-Ty. it wa> fttdjeg
QiidieaBBe eg who Bade Mm ithmoiiij,
iiml l'i In.ii l iliidiiH, now mic of bin
eomi 0-keta, noaiv-Md the Jndga^ theory
when planed npoa tbe stand, Judjre Giider
bImts h.is _aadg an exeellenl Jadge, bnl tin
i* th?- brat tuna, if wg are not niigtntam. thai
Iii-, expetleMg m th?- nds truw bM Ibimi af
direct Berne on the Iwnch. When it 1?-?i
bun rIm to tiikc ( oh.in l Elodina'lnte the
at i vice of tbi court, bg nppointfid battef tliuii
lit- knew. Tbe gpnbal g| it all was that the
faint ly anSMSOel ?_?? waa rt lea.?ei|, mjmi ||H.
l-obn in in was locht ti up to await bia trial tor
j.eijmy.
Qeaatal Bntler^a itgibb nadea tba Oanatitn
tioti uu<l lawn, to Imltl a tonri'iition am]
Mentnati htaaaa-l for GnaaraM af Man-Bach a
Mil-, is betotid ijuehtioii. Ititbtd, the only
%naa_tan in .Ibe caae in one of' t;ihle, gnd lh.it
la for tbe iieojile who noagfaknta him to
toiiaitler. Tlie tlisjiaUhea li..iu \V..ire?lii
4,'ivo an acvurato notion of the re-p?'('lu
biSfj of the iratheriiitf which gntbared
IbtM JhggtMdagi and went throtixh the
ftuTin of a preairaiiKi'd noiiiiiiatioii. it (,. u
t,ral liutler ran alloid to Lake u uomiaatioa I
from such !i COBTCBtiOB, tin' court ? ti"ii ran
eartajaly afford to pive it. This f/ntber
in?; r? i>r? j? lit* d what was left ?>l tin
Pcniocratie pmiy of Massaclutsi Its after
the r?"pccta'dtif y was squeezed out of it.
NOM the less is it true tluit ii Wll a n pit
sintative 1 ?cniocralic ionvcutinn, ami tint Eta
aomlaattoh fairlj eosarfetutes Ganernl Butler
the Democratic candidate tot Governor of
M?ai lau if a Ai Mr. Tartan suggested, tha
question of tepllaillv in settled by the bill <'l
the vole, ?Vbaa Iba reapec table Deiuoeruey
COOld full only 10,000 \ ,if<>, no j)lui)f of It-.
Irrrlliiaatr succcsmou can prevent the disrnpu
tabki Deaaoeraey, with Mm bulk of
the p rt| rote, from btitiir retarded ax
the legajar and roptaaaatatlTg organisa?
tion. There are various planks in th" plat
font adopted which boar uikmi tbm subject,
and will be road with interest in this Btile,
which is ahm enjoying Jnal now tb*> luxury of
two DtMocntic parties. It ii tadead a little
<><id to in.ti the foUowenof Ueij in.iii P. But
ler in llaaaaobttaetta Joining tbe foflowers ol
Samuel .t. rOdei n New-York, In ayging I
" ilu right of the majority to ru!e.''
TUE NMW-TOM? QkKRSBACmZUS,
Tin- Qreanbaei rnvrtj bis bo excuse for ex?
istence in New-York. Tbe people of this
State do not com plain ??f nnv lank of cur?
rency, 'l ime is aoaroalj a Unee of that iar
tow and Ignoranl boatUHy :<> National banki
which baa Doada an much mtaohief cU* arbero.
Tba aaaiber of deposftavi in aaTinga bnaka
ui thi- State is so large that it aitghl !?<?
s.if. ly pmlieted thai a Communistic warfare
it)ion invested earnings would have little
giiiiim.t. Under the Greenback nunc, how?
ever, have fratbfred some dlssatlsflm! aaen
who complain of abaaea which no ebanga in
the volume or ebaractet of the currency can
remedy, ami ahOBt them rally whatever of
d uia^oihutn, Lgnoranoe and prejudice on
the money qnoatioa there la in tin- State.
Kecau.se Greeubuchiam propel baa m strong
tnothold in this Sr;.;,., some ire inclined to
l?t Iii vc ill.'* the so ralh d Greeukick ticket
may In- safely h it nut of consideration aa a
factor In tbe probloai Mm of one party or
the ntlu-r nrc likely to be greatly deceived in
this impreasioo. Neither the Democrntic nor
the Republican party can afford to ignore the
appeal to popular feeling which tbe ao-ciUlod
Greenback party mikes, ami ol tbe two we
believe that the Depsoeratk party will Buffer
much ti e more bj adopting a policy of lu
diffi r? uce.
The i lent ion in Maine l aa shown thai nearly
the whole of thv Doaioeratie force, even in an
Kasti in Si ite, can be diverted with little
difficult.*-! to tbe aoft>mosey movement. This
for two rertHOOIl the rank and file of Demo
crate* are exceedingly hnngryi ami much dls
vi'iiM'."'d us to the prospects of tbe Deinocratic
l>:ii: v ; an?;, - c ?nd, the readin .* of !>? mdVruiic
pi.i. oiiiis ; I Bpeei hi and the coursp ol tlio
Democratic majority in CtrJjgress for several
yini.s havt prepared them t<? accept almost
r.ny extnivatraBee ol Bnancia] bereny as n
l>'iniHTTitic doctrine. The leaders i.' the piiiy
du not venture to in ike that open ami vigor?
ous attack u|mju tbeta beraaiea wbieb i.-. iifcct?
?iiit to prev?-nl th< ir Bpit adiBg. Many of the
liai ; aic llunldrjg of politlcnl Bllcct'rb to In
reached by the aid of Weetern repuiiiatorn.
i >t poMiiive opimaitlon to the Greenback no?
tions, it is tjnite piohablc that the Democratic
party will show DOBa,
Some Ri puhlioan Totera have been, ami
more may be, drawl off to the support of
this faction. It is not will to for fret ilr.it no?
tion a ??!' tbe wildaat suit Lave rrainid aoiun
new adhereuta from the Republican force,
even in Maine* where thooiaada have been
won hack from their delusiona, while other
tbotisands have eaugbt the diseu.su lor tbe
liist time. Ii is to be expected thnl tbe Ite
pnblican ih will us the Deaiocratio party will
lese koiuo votea beeauao id' thin mrKrecsivv
Fpirii of the Grreoibaek fnetion. It is true,
i Ib-pubbean voten have been differently edu
j eaiid. Tbelr leaden ami their favorite jour?
nals have not taught them the IdeoB of the
I inii.itionistn or the n pndiatois. Their Repre
?sentHtiven in Congreai have ?tood tinnly in
defence of the public faith. The vetoes of a
Kepublicuo PieaideBl have called their at ten
tJoa to i ,i t u t that the Republican party
docs nut believe in BOft-noney. There is,
moreover, strong reason f<>t all sincere Re?
publican* to reaial any It torn p4 to divide the
party on Financial laraea, becauae tbe pi iciical
effect of such dhision would lie to turn over
control of tbe Grovernmenl to the Solid South,
its n^'oiutiuniHt-i, Its banded ajaaaaina, ami its
repantmtora. With prn|?er effort, the Republi
cm party in this Stale can not only win hack
many who have boei s-.diiccd from it by
Grecnliack notbOBIj Bat il can so educate tin
voters that no such bnfMlri shall be able to
?eke head with them hereafter,
lSoth parties owe it to the country, and to
the welfare of this great commercial and
manufacturing State, to make vigorous efforta
toextinguiab the Greenback heresies. This
State, even mom than any other, has a direct
iutcrcst in maintaining a sound currency ami
in d? IVmlinir the Dubttc (Sredit, The votera
I who may l?c drawn away from cither party
tliis year, hecau-e cunninn leaders think it
arell to ignore the Green back fnotjotn, wiO imt
in- tealled back bo readily berenfter, when tbe
defence ol I be public credit may real with
the people of this Stale. In the next Presi
dentieJ eleetioa it Is likely thnl the 1>cpjkn>
racy of the West mac make rommon eausc
rritfc- irrritdiatfrrt and inflathnalata, It ma> he
Dtreemaiy foi hVnMtblicnns and aiBeere haril
moncj Uernocrata to stand together in thai
eonteati There wUI be no other optMxrtunitj
ao goad as that ehich this campaign ailbrtla,
to adneate puhlic opinion on ih? questions
which have heel nio.-,t BCfdected b pnrtntan
djuppuarioi for Boase vein, and which may
coiitrul the aezl PreaideBtial rdection.
The Democratic party in Near-York i> too
mmb disorganiaed to atak?) au rffective flghl
lor any idea. The great danger of the Repub
liran parly is that it will count too conti den t!y
ui uii an easy rietory, neglect tooombal lednc
ti\? poft-mospBj aettows with nfllcientenergy,
and so paraail its fosea to In divided as much
by tbe faction oi which Mt. Hams Lewis i^
the esadidata as the Immiaiilhi force can Ibj
by the strife hitween Tilden aad Tammany.
The evil conaeqnenoes would appear mxt
year. The DeaSQCratl may then be Unit? d?for
mithin*,' scparntca them except hanger for the
snoils. Hut Jo 'publicans who Wiadev off into
a Greaehai k morepx at, though they may then
baaocel] aeeded*can !<?? raciaiaied oalj by hard
work. It will hi a gteal <h al MblMf und sat, r
to pn vent such u Iocs of vwtaj bf ptuuer
? Dorfs this y<ai.
CMT1 ? a K/.s /?'*/? n FALL
It will Ih> foi innate tor the Beaaaaaj|a|e]
Aduiiiiistratioii if the capture ol t etywayo
tcnuinateH the Zulu war. With strikes, iock
ouus, and faWpvaaasd Indult lies at boast**, '"id
an Afp-han war on hand iibmad. tbe BffMak
l?s?|-le Ml-? la BO mnod lo cuiitiinie a coniln\
irbiek has aatuiletl heavy cxpensi- and no
nmall fJHaruedili The ?iviuuuu of Zulul.iud
has ln vrr been popular in England. It waa
l?i _ruii hi-t January at the initMCC nl
Sir BaxtM lYerc, who held lliut it was BceeB
sary " |0 extend the British protectorate OTBT*
"all between Um Transvaal and tli<> -< i."
Without waiting for the aBBOttOU of Um Home
Government, tbe High CommiMloner directed
Lord Ciiclmsfoid to lake BP ?e_ !*??<:
tloaa in Eululsad m woeid inake it diffi?
cult for the Zola t<> rro?H tin- border
to attach him. 'No- eins?tet at ImumIuIi
and ?in- investment oi Bkowc won followed
t!u invasion, anil committed tbe Imperial Ad*
mimst ra t ion to tin- proaeenttoa "** to
a rooctaifiil in.-tie. Liberals and Conacrra"
Una silks held that [aanttoJa should be
a vanned, aad tin- brave aarrieea ?t Ekowe
:>?? redeemed, boweret much Iba laraesua it?
self nigbl be deprecated.
lue easy relief of Ekowe aad tin- dia
peniou of the foreea which menueed
it showed tin- bollewnaaa of tin- Zola
power. It waa henceforth ?miy neeea
s i v to adraace steadily aad ceaiiooalji
in UMore Um orerti_rowoi Oetjwajro. Instead
oi rtrtraaUng before the British forces. Um
Z .In fv111_r ataked hi- fortune* on Um battle of
Clandi,aad sines ?hat disaatrooa day has baea
little better than a fogiUre among bit own peo?
ple. Altbaagb Cetywayo'e power was Uraa
broken, BirOaraet rVoieaMy has atade his cap
bnre tba object of the operationa he has eoa
durted since Lord Beaeonsfield, in his impa?
tience lor peace, sent bba to South Africa with
anrple authority to aecompUab It. Deapttobn
own declarationato the conquered ebJefa that
( etywayu ami no longei Km.'. General Wolne
lev has ?roiie to the limits of eivi?/- d war?
fare in bia anxiety to m cure Uta person of
that obstinate Mirage.
Tba work of paniicatioti may now be ex
peeted to ga on to aneeaaa. Tbera is ap
parendj no one to take the place of the
captured King, wbo for six year- baa exer
rnand airiest abaolnte power, and was the
virtual raler of Znlaland during tin* last
dxteen yean of his father's reign. la bat
own way, he bad taagbt the Zulu- t?> place
tlicit m>le dependence on htm, and the} moat
now pay the penalty of their over-conliilenrr.
If General VYolsoley acta with Judgment ha
may turn the opportunity to {real profll tor
the British name, and redeem the Injustice
iiiid blanden of the war by bt nefleenl men*
?urea, should he do so, Booth Africa may
wuke from its torpor, and afford homeaheada
t<> Uioaaaada from overcrowded England,
7/7/' sl.\f. WABT PBS 1LV1 AT.
Tbe address of PreaJdeBt Haves lu foro bis
former comrade! in anna, which we print in
roll elsewhere, la a valuable contribution to
the political discasaion of the time, it is a
atatement of tba rTitftng political Issue, no
diepaesinnatfi aa to be entirely free bom any
partisan heat, and so logical as to be, of ne?
cessity, eonrineing. It is evident Umt the
Preaideot acne- wiUi the Repnblienna of
Ifaassehasetta In holding the Democratic
party'?not the Repa tlienn?naponelblc for n
revival of the laaiira of the v..;r. Hut in
whatever way tbe eontroTersy was n
opeaedi here it is. The debate which
we supposed had ended at Appomattox
must be fought out agaiVt it Menu,
in Congreaa and at the polls j and thus it la
ih,it we \\itacs-this strange -jicctai h?a Pres
Ideat of the United Btatet compelled to re?
mind n large nnmber of ids countrymen of
the cxisti nee of the war nineiiiiiiieiits to the
Constitution, and to warn Uta Smith that the
rights of the blaeke maatbe reapaetad, endue
ii-Mnnation cenae to be a feature of political
e n paigns.
The argument of tbe Presidents speech la
to show by numetoui Quotations and prece
i! 'i-, stated with entire raininess and good
tempert Umt the ban* a of the war wereeettied
by the war? aad that Um attempl to revive
them i.s limply an attempt to override the de?
rision pronoiti.il by the I'nioii nrmies. Tie'
thaoriei ndvanced by the Democratic leaden
in Oougnea at tho Bstra Session wen sab
?tantislly those which Mr. Lincoln ooafated
in his Drat miasagn. from abieb the Praaideat
makes a pertinenl Quotation, Tbe South ap?
pealed to aims, and in th.it iiie.nl arbitra?
tion was defeated. Tbe black man, wbo aided
the North in tins Struggle for lile, WSS re
wanted with the ballot ; and now the Booth,
at one and the same lime, practically naowa
the old con teat, and deprive! the ii gro of the
ii. email's light. Which the result of that ron
t. was the mean! of irivintr him. The con
troYeray must end as it ended before, bin its
n nawal is none the mm ? crime.
Then la oaa argument in t!ie nddr< ss of
Mr. Hayes whiiii must make an iiupcsMon
even upon an obdurate South. He ti Iis the
people of the bulldosing States that " lio eoni
" m unity can afford to allow any of its eiti
M lent to be op pre nod to lose their riirhts.''
" l'o be Milliba rent on this suhji 11," bewiesly
Mya, "is to disregard interest and duty.''
Bunly the South nan liatan to the elaima of
In tenet, if not of duty, it Ii true, aa the Prem
ih lit etahNj that the whole COUUtiy lias u
ocsmoto iu tins Queation. Hut whose intereat
is greater than that of the Souih?arboee Man
gn at T Capital w ill not go to a country where
labor cannot stay. How Iouk must it be
before the people of the Booth recognise the
fad that the bulldozer i.s their worst em my 7
A CHINESE CASE.
John Chinaman B80ma another ten-strike in
the long passe going forward in the National
courts, nniy a mouth or two ago tbe poiice
11 igiatratea of California proposed, nndei pre?
tence of treating cowvieta of all natioaalitiea
witii itriel equaiity, to cut eiT the Cbinnmnn'a
qneae when he was put in jail, Juat they
crop Um benda of ether offen den. lint John
complained to the Cireail Court, which told
the aforeaaid maglitratea thai ?ntal do no
inch tilingi and aaid, in elici t, that CUneae
pigtaili are protected by Magna Charter, the
Declaration oi Ladt pendenee, the Conatitatioa,
and every palladiam of libertj ; aad that if
the California lUthoritil - daaind equality be?
tween Chinoaa ami Caucasians in the matter
of beaddreaa, the true way was to grow pig?
tails on the heads ot the Cnamsiasn.
Tba Cireail Court m Oregon has had new
occaiionto consider the right! ?>f the Chinese
in (ins country. Oader pjansan of the objoo
lions to employment of Chinese labor, Um
Legialatan oi Oregon poaaeel a law to
prohibit Its being employed upon atraet
iuproremeate aad pabttc works, Tbii law
being in fin re, linker & Co., a linn ni
COatractors lor such woiks, put in a bid for a
job Ol B50.000 worth ol work upon street ha
ptOTementa in I'miland which Um <u.v as>
llioniies advertised to put under eontrart.
1 in ii Iml wm the lowest and they were eu
UUed to the cowlract. Hut the lunuiic mmh.
to have arisen that they wi re bebaadbaj to
employ Ohineaehsberari in doing the werki
at any rale the uty aiithoiihis nfagsal to
sijfii ami deliver the Beat tad unlenB the ron
traetonwonld give bonds that in parfaratfasg
it Umj would Domplj wun the low, and no
Chun si abonld be employed. Tba Boatracton
couipluiui d to tbe Court. Upon aarhain techuicol
Ifuestioos connected wiLa the pi-opei wsj o.
bringing tbe -nir tbe Judge ruled sgainai
tin ai. I'm upon i!i< general question of tbx
n_iii f<> emploj Chinese Isbor Um decision
e ss in thou favor.
Iii?- Court cites tlio f.mili.ir provis?
ions of lue Buriingnsne Treaty recognis?
ing tbe right of emigration and assur
lug the Chinese of equal riulit - with etbei
foretgaera, aad rh cures thai ? Male cannot
i, sjajatc as to interfere with their operation.
The treaty is the supreme law, and until H bus
bean alnrogated or nodifled the courts must en
forre it. In agreeing that 11*?- Chinese may
in. I. rasidenta here, it forbids any State to
bnpooe matnints and Tin.it?? upon the Chinese
?s i ittea In reaped to their labor and pur?
suits, Iii?1 nulii to reside hen Implies the
right to follow any lawful calling or pursuit
opea to other foreigners. The ojueatioo
whether the Chinese may wisely be allowed
to come ami labor heie without nStTnlut is a
SerioUS one, hut it belongs Solely to the Na?
tional (;.??.< tnineiit. ami is decided, lor the
thne being; bythe treaty. While that stands,
no --late or city ??an mterfere. Buch, at least)
i.s she view of the Court.
I It seems to tie the he.t opinion In Ban Franrieoo
tbnl Kearney tbe Deauurogae is a used ap man. Wa
an- sorry toned that then la a growing petnwnsity
to lynch Mas, sspet brlty bet ausc of his insulting illu?
sions t<> General Grant: ai <l it Is thouaht that dnr
big the GaneraFs visit he will heap blmaalf rary
quiet. Ii was loin, ago d> uioiist rated that aeon*
Jnror who nines a devil had letter keepnbright
look out, anleas he wishes that devil tu aarry
hbnotW Kearney baabaanthe apeetla of violence
and paraonal projndh as sad hatreds: ii wonld ba
only a l it of political justice it he should liecoilie
their victim, thonsh we ara far from wmbing hbn
any nch bad Inch. The eared of such tuen as
Kearney is usually short, They have no stayini
qnalitiea, and tiieir followers an rwirsBy in Me.
Ones in a yaarthay arant a new leader, sspecially
II tin- eakes and als wank they nr<? pnm
med da nut cuiue promptly uml phmtlfally.
I; must nut lie tbongbl thnl tiny do lit
tls mi chief, for tlu-y do a gnat dosL
But ti i v Bliebt do mnah awn if thay a an not eas>
: itato overdomattersaltogether, verrlikelj mChm
Frani See before lens even tbe gn at Kearney w ill
only be remembered topoinl a neon! and adorn a
talc, tboagfa In- w til hardly ha SlUSh aa ornament
and) r any rireunistanees.
To blowup a b^quareeBer with gunpowder, and
pet tbe lives of his wife and sbildnn in Jeopardy,
la a pretty poor way ai promotiug the oaum of
temperance, Baarj Corbin, ->i fVaterriOa, ohm,
has been sabjoi ted la that Mndol treatment, He
a h an obal iaate vi ndor of the flnida which Inebri?
ate. Many times Baad f"i i ? Hi'it-', he 0 BUt OB 1 it Ii
the business. In tin* hotel which he kept matIJ
p opto lodged; but this did nol prereol tin Guy
la-ikes, sof Wati rville I nun toiteiiingoff the untie.
Tbe Cor bin lintel was redneedto fragtuente, 0or>
bin baa been rendered home,ess anil penniless, in"
i.i. i.a- eoms tsrward tu offer him and his wife
ami ebildren bbelter ami eomfort. Perhaps this is a
good illustration of tbedaasarof taking thapco.
bibttion qaestloa into polities. Watsrrilbi base
strong majority of pro dbltion voten; and in their
entbnsiaam they may bare lust sbrhtnf the moral
sole of tbe tamperanee reform sltogetber, it is
asrtamly no wens to sell Uqbov then to attempt
a bob . aic murder.
Ten emits may not bs a great deal of money to
pnriosn, and ye I [aa the poet observes) II ,s a sin to
steal aptn ns mueh us any greater thing. Con*
Winnes is potent < v en a baa no mere than the mat?
ter of a dims is in qumtwu. Boms yean sg >. snate
V. lie re, suine tvlioolhoy wash,..I oostatfe rtl:iiii|>s
which had been Baad, and used them again. Tbeli
value is lud tested above. BmaB as it was, it is
snmedaaeh proporttoneia the mind of Ibenpen.
bant warier, llml he eoulil h.inlly sleep nr eat until
In- badaeat to the Secretary of the fnaaury one
tenth of a dollar, whlefa baa been eovered daly lato
tbeeoaaaenee fand. Then would he a lively tune
In thie world If thrro should be agaosral nstltn
tbmi inn we do aot aspect lb Borne of the file bars
an dead andeannot pay np, Otbends not want
to. Others have spent all in rtut HIS bring; Othl fS
still are in Jail, with no aerrnta Cpon tbe whole, wo
thonhbyi adrias aaybody to pilfer with a prom im
to themaelrea of making all squam by-aad-by. Bo*
tomdngdoeanol re tdei all right, in any means.
political Nona,
Til h it's answer to I i. 1<I is si ill delayed.
Th? re is a strum; Prsnnorstic yttsrulng toTasoc
Jolui Ki lly.
If tin- Democratic party could shake off Tilden it
wonld warm ap blatantly.
Rwiag gritshiateeth ami gives thanks that ho
held on to thai seat m Oongn is.
The people arc getting In their verdict on the ex?
tra suasion. That's what's the mutter.
The "mural forces" wiH be pat cm tap prrsentlc,
ami then the neveYcondone-ii fSTtpslga will boom.
Iliith i lias nntaliiateil hlm-elf atain. As he pays
fm the siaiiwamint out 01 his own peekot nobody
need object,
'I he National Democratic Committee ohyssls to
being used by Hideo aa a elnb to hit KeBy ever
the head with. Still, they couldn't hurt Mm any.
The Greenback party Is beeoudng so powerful in
Missiasippi that a fnsfa onthreah of faaoo -hootiug
iu the bssk is likely tu occur at any moment.
Whib- the Dessoerathi bmdem are areeplng and
nailing out the gloomy outlook, I ilden is as serene
aa a Mai saonilng. M Chesr np. brethren," ha say.s,
"the barrel is mighty, and ?>ill prevail."
There is s loud eall for Demoerads talanl on the
stump iu all pertsof ihe country. The party is
short of orators, beesoss ae new ones appear from
the li-itltf, (Ji lli i.ltllill, ainl I he i.Ill Ulli s ale too h.'iltly
dlsc wiraged to be of am use.
PresHent Hayes Is doing bis ix-d to start a Demo
?ratic PretridentbU boom in favor of his Ohio
brother, Beaatar Pendle ton. II? la ably ssoonded
by Mr. Peadleton'a friends, and the thitiL' lalikal]
to jret andei way at aliuoal pay moment, it i?
flnidy am bored } et, bowevar.
The Hun. Mlitoa Baylor, a Deaaoeratie rr gtatns
man of Ohlo,bsa been ail the way to Colorado to
atilmtlliee the news that IIwirtif III* purtieiilarly
uuini pnapaots and Is likelj to be alee ted. i Ins a bs
sarpnsiBg infonaatioa in Colorado, but ir will he
mach tu":'' inrpnaina f<> tbe people of Ohm, who
haven t dreaaaed at sot h a thiag,
Thon is no rash of abla Demeetatk talent to the
reeene of Ewiag m Ohio. I he voice oi no Eastern
Deasoerasie otrater has been aptuTlad to save, and
Ewiag has not dared to sail npon the Bontberu
brethren lot help. Hendrieks baa prom hied to go
hy ami by, but tue contest is so hopekbd taut no m
I rxtn au l, likely to back ont.
With iin ir naaal praripitaMoa the antLTildeu
pmttou af Iba Demaeratlo jonmala declare mat tin
muddle In Saw-York < learij shows thai Mr. Tildea
in sot ihe mail to !??ad the party aaxt v.ar. if be
i a ti* i bmmaabw ins party in his own Btala, be ran*!
aspect t > harmonize it m tbe whole eoansry. Row
that will amaas tbe Bagc of CiaberAUayl What
doea he can aimut bbrmonyf nobody knawa bet
lei than h< thai tbepartj doe. aot waal bimi aad
uobody knows bettei than in thai nevmtbehnathe
pm !> BSaat take In III.
General Slieruntti has created a couiiuotioa in
North Carolina by putting a larga aaannrd af his
well-knoara aamaam saan into a daohnalian to
attend a grand reunion o| BBTViviog I uioii am! Con
faderata - ikttnm at Saiisimrv mi t ?i mbm B. After
assuring the psrseaeinyitiag him Inm It naahl be
ssoat agnaabM to faba pssaanaQyls meal them
soeialry oa aay sallabbi oeeaaeaat be s on to hj\ i
"Tin re .-. no use in my mlnalng terms. Whenever
ami w h< rev er the honest men of MOtthCareHas
SSSk PS allay sectional mal BSVt] SntmSSSOSes, and In
sulliVBtBfaaihigsaffratecaal rsapaat tetkeirfsb
inw-eitieeiis of the Catted Battns, tt will bateam
moMasaspltag asaaaaaapflnliabaiy. I would fur apa.
ler to coini? itlone than hk before, with a van! finny,
hmvtag snetHSthm behind] but I meet nut t>.
?traed m aaaeatmg te the pnaaaitioa that Cau/ed
srates and unten men were alike werihy of a ie!e
braUea for tbe larriblo htutory of 18fll-**ft5. i
would muck pnJM to aossa on some civic oeoasbm,
Wbm all Bf? : ' Bolnt?tjr f <M|-:1- I'M .llikr ii.tr r ifed
io tbe present nu<l fntnre ah ryol our eoi botji
i luuiry. lie ? won tow Luiou eoldtaie in bortli
i mlina dm ma the v. ?r. I oueh ere bei ?
lirone u-?,?: .llv.v. <.mpm I tm.iMiiaadl
w/ilf any tliel \ i?i r meetiojr.it eoufloed to the nun
vtvioci alien oi North Carolina, will bom facia
? . derate reunion, where 1 would certainly be
aatof ptaeo." There ma create.leftnrtnla
that* and it ta well.- ml timel) epokca.
Till. Si Ml. CA I VAHB.
It is two weelu einen a. B. Cornell wni
aomiaati d, and >)? Demeeratle papers are atMU kaaama
anxami t rar au an thina to Ihme al klaa.
Mr. Tilden is nntlejratood n? I?- alarmed nl
I be aoaelnoli of a waaBi DoamenMUc eeaaamwttaa mfba>
lowttaMcrow." if. in.- iii?> i m ala espeneaei
i n. it eroal be tbe i? t.
A John Kelly Club was fur mud In Boffklo
aa Hoadaj, and a itBalbtr elab U to b< i??riin> t in every
want of che eity. newftaweerane eae ??'-'?? ii n puna
thatBaaed aaaaj Daaraeeate ta the taterlar prapaee be
keep in.um.i.iv eompaaj.
That nnfortunate old peraon in Gramercy
i'ink nmpaeedL efc tana, thai ab a Jam I | mid be
aeaat ** aerer * eapparl awaaaeaa.be Bwretj ateaat
wbal * aerer." eaat before a Democrat la convention,
oaaally amaaa. BTow Mr. Tlldea dlaoovan taut Joan
Kr ;> .-i" lie " Never " witk a capital K.
Oawego is one of tin* cities wbarc anti
lildeuhun lourtakoa. /Ar Pollodlom of ti.at place, a
Doammauc paper, eeaeen heaec Iferae beat i? betas
aiaaVe ay a k iiy man with a Bappertec at Oareiaoe
PJeeaaeaai l. Sam Kelly aeahl eel oets-aftbef tbe total
DeceoerafJe vale at tee Bean i -? raat Kelly woabl ci
more \<>ti- m Oaweea Qij tbaa ftoldBcoai a. 'iii.it
ki ''\ would r*i in.in- tkae ."> *? retea la Oeweae I Ity.
a Joan K illy atabaaa b aa rerun d la tie- erty,
Just two yearsago Tammany Hall waaabow
Bruar pcaawa apea Qoveraee Rebbana beea aaa Be aead
batbun, raea eefreely f.>r Tamamaj tebateaM. Tana
tin- pell heal Meeata of Oarer act Beblaaea w. ra eauntr
? itkMed aitb um ?orauty el Tammaaj Ball; bow ikes
daaeeaeeBaetae aoaen r up t aad wieu-.d af arsaa*
iiatinaa. aad laaiet thet tba fBaamaai bolt dcmaaatrati i
lue partly ol the i?.*???; of tin- party, Tin? won'l do. Tea
rural Demneraej bare been fir In a; of ol lemmaaj Ball
im mauyyeere. m.il'iny wotuU bare baaa ahkd to no aa
with tae "iii foam r.
A NeW>Yorfc papat having credited ex
Qwvareec Beymeat with me raamrh that be meaabi
both Qoveraee Bobiaeoa ead Mr. Kol v akeaUd with?
draw, Hit lim iiiixfrrrr declaim tat aatameal babe
M eetireiy vtlfceai fuaadatloa." it addeI l* Govsraoe
aaymaar aaoelaated baa aarnm ataa ?i u ireenee Rebta*
tmu, aad be bae aaree eaatemmatad hie attbdrawal
BIBca tb adjuuiuuiri.t of luv .-.in u?i t'oiivei.l mi, imr
wade anj aoaeoelioa al ilmi aaiaiw. Be bae aoraeul'
lectio u ol aar ooureraalloa wiM aas ami troai wbiek
aa] mma ol the -lad could bare 11 aa tehmed."
Becent Bopublican minima t ions for the A<
tembt) baabnei Ol B, in..-, ibe preeeal aaembar! lu
lampklne Oaaaty | ta tbe Flret MeBrarl ?>r Oatiaraeaai
i uabj Dr. I? O. Ballaek.aad le tbe Seeoad. J. B. Ooag
it mi ; in tae fUM Dtetrtol el Caaatantna < barlae r. Ia>
?areoll.aadmtbadeeoad.aaUth tiurK. in tie- i,tu?r
daarl ? me EbMaa r .ta aad dreeabaekew hare aoea* i
bmad Bpoad. T< WTIleea. in Iba Pirei Dwtrlel uf J< I
-??ii c loat]. i inn i'"* li MiiiiinT inia beea reaomiaaie l. ?
ibeKepu I'oaua. aau their eaodidaie in tbi bei ?od Die* 1
trlet ta Way laod W% jVurd. Br.Vord la ayokaa of aa a
in.in nf oze ...'Hi qimliflcalluaBi aba bmm ? brare
h i urd in Hi" aar.
Every year the Anti-Tilden Democrats in
Uli (Uli III I llllVf U< nlll?--. .l.l ill li '-ll- l]. . ?! >. al.'l UllM'
aapsorbnd itio tbikei el Hi" Baa|orlty. rhte year( aaaM
of tbeea. at leaat, baee determmed that tl v wUI aoeepl !
Ibebaadereatpef Joba Call/. ia? atfeaap Pfmes tbe 1
arsaaeftbe laeUaa vbteh every you Made Braataa
CorniBSi Smaea J. Parke , aad otaee maa efaaaal
prooalaeace,aedelesatm ataa Deatooratlc Kate Corn I
tentlon. aaje. after a Bllenee af mratal Saya iM Joba !
Ke'iy . ? Me DauBMathj aaadMaM i".' Oovaraeri aad I
tbatrueDa.vacythrouaaoatthe8taMwil aim '
II r.iiili.ll ;>i.l oil tl. rl "'i|.|i rl. A-? in i .i ri -I n( t,.r i
ticket, it will bo Haw enoaak to apeak ?Inn tkeOoue* I
niittee ol rifteea appommd >>.> I hi raairmaa o: 11..* Demo<
crath ... ..? - Coareauoa Ib Bhakeaoeara Ball, alSyra
ouae. aaud bare reporteJ." it is a mir mfereaea I rum ?
ii..- ..lim btaeaaa wmej af the aVIoaaj Democracy,
a idea bae at tlmea oouiroUed aereral taeaaaad \uiua, ,
\\ 111 Hut -latul liv KohllMOO. j
PKUaONAL.
Mr. \V!:i-tli r bss BOBS to Venice, where he
will naaka fl Beek s. f Bb ..n.^s to i?e paMlabed in l. ..i .
Mr. Uolman H int lias accepted the riee
i raaldcBnj ?t a Brltl a i . .. it oraamB i j?ri n ti; Ike
ilt'sirnctli n of p roe Iowa hletoi k al adtaoea aad a tea
It la anaonneed that Praaidenl Qayei hs>
i..a baasai a > Bebt, Bad daee nut tat end ... buj iias it
i. bc aeeal attM r < Itber way.
Mr. Chsiiea Foster baa been obliged to give
up tin' in ii k 111 w of lotiir r-j?,-< flici fir Uli-prraeatl ala
roMa See beea amok areakaaed by ins reeaat hard wach
ut pui.iiriii mevtmsa.
Mr. James Busaell Lowell will In- aixty years
oM m Pebrnary. II be blatad la Deetoa thai Bra Law*
all'aUbbealtb aad in- >wudlallka fee the aieaoloay .>i
Lla doth - in B|BUB ma., im bn blai l<> i.m.ii.
Mr. John King? viee-preaident of tba Balti
mamaadOala Rallread, will boreaiter nva In Cueta*
?abaWben be will enibwlaka the SaiMe ?.i foe ral
ui.tiiiii.i r of uii IraSbi uf tin- Baltmaaceaad Ohio aye
toaa,
Mr. Am PayaOi ?>f Beott County, Kei tu. | y,
ma eea al Oeaeeal Payee, af taa war al 1818.1 -> :
in- the aaaaal Mvraa wadaaia of Weei r. im. n .?
aiaaty eae yeace om,aad aaa a Baembar oi tae ant
elaae.
M. Alpboaae Daudet; the antboi of MTbe
Vabab,"mpnbbabtaaaaaval mwatea be baa arawi
UM paeSraMe of bteeeehml aad political* pereeaaaee.
Samba tbem are tbi K im mui nmn of Nun ,?i...
appeae andec nie i Ii loa .>i UM Knot aad Qjaooa ut IHj rm.
sir Bowland Hill bud a atatelj funeral in
WeaUulneMr Abaey 11 m atbee ii.iy. aVftav tbe ecrouaa.
BkM were over tkc Sbbay waa far a Ions Ibae erawded
? uh > bSMeet many of I bam poee paapta com.., na a |.<>i.r
little attael boy aabl i " Ta Bee tin erave "i sir KeWlaad
Bui. aii" aiade lue tirst paaay paelein"
Tliomas Qny ai.il Willmm Smith, tWO of
taatbeee aam io arkawa oangreae eaud a aaaaaal ii";.i
BBadal for matr ea \ leee in di atrea laa i i rabi i ram sb
beaMftBi met for tbe first Ubmtadftccei raata eta
ktabtbta Templar eatbartac la Baaebeater, V. H., taa
win.. Tbe tSIrd ama le dead. Beta Oaj and Smltb Mre
in Sow-Bampahire, aad an- tin- uali ataa iu tue oountry
entitled to wear taal partii alar lue.i.ii.
In King AlpbafpaVi palaee ol I.a Oraaja la
pi aerved the walktaa>eiMh al miaabetk uf Baaaary,
tbe beewtae of The Sasafb trataaaV, aad asm the eamp
Bltai whlek Cbarfc - v. eea led antfe kirn ihraaahaM k?
eampaiaaa. AaMbi t laBa, aad a raey eaetom aae, m i
deeai ??>>: In the jntr.li n umli-r a sln il. Tins in a iroiul.ilii.
or aanapled kaeeamar, aMMJwtaeaatly tan ied aad silt,
erhteatly Ibe praeeal of ibe V.ataahapnbUi to aa
Baepee i mod peebably Cberlee V.?aa it bean UM Im
perad ibaald wBS ibaeaabi .>n tin. 010? ami tm- win at !
11.11 of st. Bark. Vaalee'a eaaataaaaa, aalora. Tae aabla
inn.in-, tiie Beaaaam, mal aatataariaaeeae atvc ao Infoe
?attaa eeaeerabaj it, aad aa|y ** battare tsat tt aaeee
kitbce froui Vapkm wbea Oaaetoe ni. evokeasad lac
Uamae "f the Twa Slcttlee for taal ..t Bpam," aad haul it
in Ii? peaBeal boatboaaa, taiaadad, probably, to p.- aaed
fac rojral apart, aad a ace feesettca, ?.. 1 II awakew it me
mbareetef KI as Amadeue, aa Itallauai in appreciale
UM wortb of It a ciojiiialte warkmaaakip. who ordered u
tu in- earefullj ireaaared up. repaired and restli, an
order which waa of eearee dlercsarded aftce thai Sever
elfa'a abdleatloa.
LoXaOVf Sept. 17.? The Time* says; Prince
Beboaloaa, Ibe Gee maa Smbaeeadt .1 Faria, baa paM
avwltta Prmee Btemerek. It ataappeeed takat taaob>
jeel of !n< \ xit waa Impaelaiit.
Vn.NNA, Sept. 17.? las Political Opirmpeani
(MB aar a 1 We kai ? l?ge r.-i BL fi mrebore earn a>
in.'the raamred deatbol tke Bmpererol Butaie.aad
ike aasvti i reluraedia thai Ibe Ua-trl ib perfectbcaltb.
LsvasnaB, Bwitaerland, Sept. 17,- Oeaeral
j. Mi l dttsa Be id 1. ia in 1 iv. d la tula etty, and baa ataed
with Ooaaoal Creeeli. the lermei Preeideai el th.' 1-.
tjoBicd rm on. aad aaw oommaader In okief of tke 8a a*
mWmry Bwaotavn a
Iii BLPB, Out., Bept. 17.?On the arrival of
ib.. ftaaeaeal party to day, mare aaeeao^WOpeaphiaa
WbWUuMa>ati Stabe PatoeawUM aabaal etabsree Baag
??ii-. OampbaUe nr.- CamlBs,** aad MOad Bare ibe
tntoan." a't-'f wii.i'h tba tioveruur-llcaaral w.is pea>
M?ntrd with acvi-ral atliin-anea. The Mulqilla and tin
Pimecm tbea matteewdtheeaalMia, wllb akteb uaa
tm tt Bd Vrry maah pleasml. When I ln-v w ith ill l\ ill - off
tba awe Bill a partum of tb" platform on erbMb iin>
acbool ebUdrea were BtatMaad aad, ellboask it ?>?
ne \ .1 It.? I f em taa eroaad,eavei n ?reu mjarea,
ikousk aat aorlaaalr. Slter atbee aereeaaeaee at tnc
< siy iiaii, the !>->? t\ lefi for Tesoaba.
OA&Mt\\AL NOTMtt
"An 4meritaii mlllioatalre now anjoaiabkg in
it..no bae .mkisi panabahm uf ma aatkaMtaaa ta kava
.,n avaei dapUaata <>i m Patee^i Baiaa mail,-. \
?aoaldei is abaadp aaaaaad ta bake dasaaii aud a
keaaB 1 f atadec m aftarwardi m < leeaN a. 11 win eead
BBvei ii i u Srada or moneaade af K"od iiuiiara bafam
Hie stulu.- tl.iHlly rrachca Am.-nrn.
land William Bereaford, of the Brittab
Army, laeeatU lout a bane lu a alasjabU) way. a -taff
soak Bavtas kaTi aaaM poaada or Ma ta aaaak. a Kattn
praam BBed a wllb Sara, and aervtaa out tk.kStaaa
to a waap of banasj ???*<' tswebaiaee ma Baikal tbt w*,
a blrb wa* eaten braailllr, ami peedaacd tbr BMM alat I
nas rceelte. tae miim.ii pkaaejed aad kteked, aad aaa
Nh rardi, ui Inter* ab ratloptac ma Iv ?roewt, fi i r?
will ii >? a aong.%, arben if in % i Mb i? , .1
'"' ??? i ? ? ii ?' ?? n ih bed 1.? i. , ; ..,.!
ihmn ihn beert, i' e po : n n ui >p, i ira <? .;?|t!
cut" 11 rxtn ?.rrel r* i'-ii-t >??*>.
W'l ' H (1,, -iV, a irtll t'.en-'a ? way. ,J? cp|
1.** -.-f i. it 'h ?; . 1;: .!..>? aa da n,.. s It ? Ml , ,
Pet Meekfl!, n. v.. ,, .,:,?.-,'* ..v,ii, .... lmt i( llt
."'*' (? Umdarbtl Imm pfeaaed aowaaa
emMiiVmiat. earijia#; wit a h . t ? . TM ymmmj
pnpbj ntted wver eed em ? UI fbej n 11 a .1 Um ?,
tOM. Mm rf-'-t t, tow. |( WI1M nddi'B I l( WM *>
ui?fjlpp;t|| MM ..11 ttt ol IImm;I.: i,,..:0;
Itaid wotdbhnrtcw than turnBrkb 1. ,1 ft,,, boreai
tbtajnom ?!.?!.,\,r. I to BB*ad IM 1. bat IM
.>?.:!.'? iff\ tun kj< ,t, tin.;.' , ... .| , ;| (j
U-l.MII t - r.iui. i; <? t r,,!.. Ml, ,t|, volui;.,. ,,..| ,,, , , fl|.
Ik :p. a i'i iru-Uftl lliroiiicli rain ?d'l nnnl rtutr a mil.- to
the ii erwal )i.-. Ai, m Per tovwi InokM -.it 1
h..l 1 Xlm Midi n.i . .-n..i ,e,i im ,1 im ve?lrl, r old
i- 1 bed no. an 1 um? 1 ua...>.???., ., r, rt ,,, "
? ?bowie.i it..11. : ii? ?..,a,)..,'??
? .rwbtoblcibe Id." Marin? if umpiied wi? ifc
Marlon tue) werewettedta tbe beada,
A not In r lamentable Alpine eeeidi nt < muri .1
on Iaejaetla,wwttaewotel ttaittria i>. k. ,i ,,,
Lfas,eaUn Dt iahe, rebelnd be mati tbe aeeeet nt tm
' ?uillir, .?!.<?. I Hi, ti., ],. -t |,i ik< <.f r.i- -11: ... \ . j
bmaiaf ti ?? Pnapncb ata Iba eeeaaaalaat ? , ? , m
IbaaaaaMalaajbi mteatM bat dewirrroa* expodii
ai.ui.-, anaed abb aethlaej \> reed a - 1. , j
pabae-baak, Bflbrta wan madam rit--:i..<i i,;m n,,,
?immpi ap, Iba aaaai wfrhaai * Balde,aa Umtaalen
< Ml ptt. anteee, an itna praetbaej aaa*e? ,i?i ???i,',
bppranman naapi mat Hh naaBM wittout taa
-n.tti.f almVialty tmt\aaapar, Dr. Pdetta, i?,w v,r
weald nni bain 1? np m raaaat, but ft.n,t ma fmui
IbaSoaawMMtbsepMfasbM amaaa iaraaaaai ?? ?..?.Ii
ntu iw.ini aataiaa wm baant nt bba, bal at h aatti tmir
on erem'tloaaaderibeCbMfaf iMConat.
*. in .n'l made a eeereb farm Mtoelua Kent kaaaa, and
?armedeil In ladlaa bU body in a deep rhett or r:iv.ue
MlbsHbjrBTaatta, Ibeaeareben lad dlacwv?*i
lodnw ip tbe immIv fn.iii taa bottom ol t...
?aaaaafnaaa. *
The [mner of EL If. s. Ptaafora fthi ip| - .r( .1
Mi PbllaOelpbai aa Batarday, bmftaa n? eaptala aad
ibaaeaw all Metara. laaMmaay bad tieaaed aal the
ptapaetpinan. Tin- u.-ui i-mau wlio eele.l hi iii4in4Kcr
tiiriin tnapabad t.i -tar: al aad pneareeetbu f?r
nnral nt tat parfermert, aatf abaat tbi taaaibi butar
aren pettiaxnadjrtaeaMMban af ibaanbaal a, wbe
liad probably *?' mad tin mm I vat that II .... ae al a 1
(nt' ti ? in to Make t Cattaae, ^aaated taa ibaatra 11 aae
aawaaoatSilAo^alsafei aad the Baaaaav wanl mm tl 1
aaftlean ta lad a ptaatel wbe eaabt ptay lb men, 4
Oenaaa ptaamt retaateerad, tboaajb aal familiar abb
tin* u urk. ami tbe perfmraman wm aaaatbroaab rl a,
Oa laiarday ereahm t ...- neapi Meaanamf m ,
e,'1'tni perfuTMaaaa. WaoaIbaeartatarate iMbmh
abavaaj laetadlap " JMeb Deadpan" aad Urn " 1 -
ewafa>'* aamband Paar penaaa aW bald, bei um
eandid not aamber amn thaa twee an Them
tra *?\ ta aaala the *..-r iaa 1 leabit. k* m im 1 .. ? .i,
Coreorai eameoei itvaaaeldeal taal t >*nwai 1 -t
raekatbiaa n ? amoa aimer,fm be bad loeaiel
1 * tin bla opeali aaeg 1.f tbe mu j 1. 1. ? ??
aadtmrinm. Theenoatahli abnftadM-b Itbi 0 r?ia
I Be He in.- had btM nil eu Beeated the ? . a, fav
e in a Captain < -i .nan laraed aad ibi 1 "I' .'i a oa,
to Tbi e 1 - bb," bu eye fell oa aotblnu bnl a elren ir
hok in '??? caava* ?Ky 01 tbe el ire, aad bt- a . >i
tl itiiirrrt-,| ain \ |*|n . , . mnm.
THh DRAMA.
DA1.T8 THI ATSR,
The rajioeaedfogi of If p. Aoa^tatla I>a'- re
u!way* Inn ri etltirf?f ir Mr. Ddybj N af than alert
aad ii--il iptrtti Uuri an aenvnabi it afab ti. tm ein
Mtaererati 1 e^exeepl l*. tmwbee,tn. bbbb* wajrw
.- ,.-|..-v. 1 'i.; 1 - 1 f r uVlticfh.' ??.? r> ?t - t-.i.
linn. Tin- 11 lit >i v.... Im a/.. .1 11.-I . .! |>v Mr.
Ibdy,la bie aataajBBBMt of bla nnral ilfthAveaae
TbeaBea,aad amw atlybi 1. - rniMati tboarb 1 aa*
?. :i ty apparttln,aetrtdeat tbewaahma>dabaef MThe
a .. im dr." !!<? bn aow apaaad ;t na : ? an. It
t, .ir bM owe name, at I tt anode oa tbi ate abm ? eaaa
tiic nur.-i-i l < abBB 1 I"''1, aaal:.. d tm . .v.i 1. g 1. amm.
|ti t;iti||| ?, wane tin" i,t-,ltt<> <i rt<-W >iM| liowl i
1 ue tkiu-imive tbaWi i? otbtf ward . abal ?.;??
( arc Wood*! MBBaBaB, .ill ttna bM N tje
beoaewayi 1* aoe 1 ?..1 * * * Thntn 1 ami ii?t
Ule'hr tt wm np BOd. 1 tit* BOMB bM NM pi i '.y
Maaflad,aad iaatibaain an l-i Hp IM tin- b ? .-.
it u, tedaad. h vi-ry MadMa ? tbaaln aa :
BOtaliheiBBdhai tbat tin- ama tbm Bf M '-,
Kmi a 1 it ii-, ban amaaeraaM aad nmbn 'it.a
?eala arn run.r.iria -U: Hi" li-lit i.ill? t -aa
above i 1 babiad, fha vmbi i mm wMb dan)
Bebt aad vartoae Mam ??? ftns. io eeeaapa ml i "*
..-I* nM8,nUai I ap da t red vrlt t rba n': , :i
ribbed aaddajanly petal I. Thep-n alum a it idea
I, ii.-I. The i-.ir;>.-l < are mft .-ml <t :?? .1 -. TMePtnBM
i-t ImaoMaa with harte pMMn, aad ibapenb i aad
baHaanaM artbaabnad ttanandorMeral aartdaaaa
TIbmb baa, nilrtnallj haaa aa mare if mean a-,-i t o
reaatt Ucomplex| ymtt pb*a*t-8. Tbe at ifOi llbeabM.
bbbim hi i" V1'-- p ? ? ? i- Than aaa n t n
larBO attctlilaure, I isi i...i.ip Hi - ai-. mir.,ye
matatfl l many pvprc tilal v. p : Iii* r
wan iiiar of i.'uliv e.' .i "Ii. Tale leettamM
i im BeeatBf parfMamaen naj ad la a meb
nils tr ll. fwo flllrt-il w ? ; .? ? |if.? I i|
" i.nu'? Yeeef Di um". Um ml r t?!.. i N rt
The ttter m an adsptatloa from the P/reaea, aaMtre \>y
Mim ol.M-Loir ui. i;..tii .ir-- pitilv MBBieal, Kell bei
in worthy of i-erioiis ooacBlenUoe. TM perftarmaan
hMad tttl iat07, aad, altbeaeb i lea ?? Ita rtdinieM
laolibiBia rrntlfftl laaebuw.lup ri > feetwaefbal
ni mteBM Beariaeeaaed alfimati -.' .-t r i i ? i
for tM pnccBtailoa of Mehpecei ie, 1 .- -\
amiebatoM: it* drift wm epei i; bui,ew b Ui too en. iu<C
narbape, awn m foolery i baa anyiwi ... rltberea l
be talinB iMirpow, mate, aad araee. a Hi a*aad eardB
would aot ?Ins. ri:i ? Um deiaiU of t n- -?? fan I n ?
beanal of them, if deeenti I, a mid i em like
i.i.mttae of batterll '- Blau r | . fi
?-is. tm prbMliml Btruree a,mi it: -l-i.. were
C'titberlae Lawl?, ?'.u:i- I - er, v. l.. . D?ri.ice,
I'barlee Leelrreq, Barl t'onwey.a i ?. paik -.
foe ddbat of bIIm II v Pb dm Uli ied of ? v..
ii altateaf,theaajBamamartob tadof detieafe beaai .
The Maalcwl portloa ?i the perfoiBMoea \. ?? '. " ..
It u better to tear MbH I.i-ws e;? ak tbaa
bam Mr nag, bal her ebarm of racul iim-i
mamlni iii?- mam ne ever. It. laej i
M h i aned n alfbar agreeabm or ludii alive ? ( pnaabw.
Homeiblmj better tbM modara Varlellee will it nil 4
in ipatore ibe ptorm-eaab thai v<.-n?.if .\ii.. MU'i
(ti)tnpiO. _
VI- CAVENDISH.
Ifr. ThoBiae B. UeDonougli bu tukei t l.a
peel tarn af bbu aei i the m.-s a,..i Cbvead b, aM ha
wueuwet Me ibntrttal mbumm emmatM ;? am
maaaa, aad a!?o amnae ihat af mbi yam. btr?aa>
DeaeaahwM bam the apaal nt Mr. JaCenaa. aM bu
aaUM it ?eii-kuoun in allarmaaitarlrrbra it i- a name
that bmbm lanertiiy, laetiee, aaany ami db reiiea
Theaeamaeeabf ael banauutea wmmmmmbi Badll
it phamam to kaaw thai bar AaMtMaa espodiima aM
no lotnar M MaiperM bp follp aM i'-"I
teifli mi IM part of her repy - ? itv s
mum Caveadtal wfuabortlyae tofaaVna.I la
aa eoBBBemeet at fbi Calburum rta-oini eflei abbrbj
uinli r Hr. T. B. MtlBmoaarb'i i i icrateat, -de will
travena the prUBBpet clrtee of Um i mted Bteiee.
PI hi /f O/'i s
\< the Demoenta In ConcreM era bt ravof
of IM aallmlied colnaae of iilver, r i-> am hi i at fe eb
j.-, t to takitip; tMir pap eaeiuatvely a tae lepal aediaai
of tM iaildbm frmmaaiiti Oemmi 11 bu iiuii >
Let in s, ;-: it aria In I860 the Democnfi
moboed Wamleil Pbltllpe la Clacieaatl. Ufte tb r m -
emia an ? upperUad blui fur I>mataaanl-thfr-rtfi m
Ma Hmeba? tM, ou tae eama ueU. i n a a bea Ii Umt, wbo
m raaetoa far Uonrao . i- iMiaaetl UaaetM (KeiM
As a baruoobmr Mr. TUdeu is not ? lueee s.
i ui eoiUe i'. n. t r .ti?' partj ol ma country i- miub *?
levbelMti at i- -i auue >mau at .m old wumea, ami u..w
M baa aaoeeoded ie pouiae lae Ibrawcrmm ta-Mta Ml
iOr Bflil i.i .\.-.?-*.?k, Hi.il ii it li-t tin- f.i.iiUi.l,. Of
? ..in?, tae mal. .-t MII...i, I Ii .line, -n i...-1. (I'liu-I
A MAONfPtl KM r RI OBD
IVam iv? .s aark ddmrflmi l?B>|
On hiouday, at Woreeetei in bmiuwebunttJj
in a ir .nt nit.ir ob UepabilccM, wbeee n ret ef ft'
viel iiui.-s bach tw.-utt-nv. >rare aad i IM birtuduy "f
IM eil ly la ui a H;;?ii, ami VMebmelj ft er i* i-i"?
bur ni?i foramJ u.u.n el the petty in Mmauma. im
\ nt, rani bad maej baltln Ie be feaaM ever ^k..iu,imm1
Ibeydrewmi liae bMweee Um im? xn?i aedea > 11
?iderabb parunwrtaa i . u uim i m ion am. *%init?
blatorj tbey bad tm reeia ! tmn iBd iheu fidhrwerl
11 ?t i,,.to d Um im re t toil .-i fn ? ii"'' ra t. ?? H ? la ?'.
bad brpi Kaaaaa, Nebraeka, aU tbi Weelen ten rba
Irw from IM cune of amvary. Taej Bad eatiaaabdM
?l irery lit., if la Iba lempeal of tin v..ir of the u i" luee.
I hay had pi mrved aad aaab maVatiua. wi.u iief
j, i ol Ufa aad bbb! nt Bnaai Ibej bad mvea
praad obf Berth a e* euie rneparHy,bkd BMiaiaiard tee
panui er edit and hoaoi m iM baib>u ? - ? a eorj a
?rblcb ?e? me mlraeniiam faay aen BopebOcaaa aoa
?III aaybadj a ll oa *m.ai il.. DeBauvraaj i.j>- dan nm
loee?tuiiti> -lurltixiteti it?i tm my tin- v-.e- i ua?
ttie Imniuiracy laieibrard wnIba arvwtant preM 'u
Broadway. Ii u a ?.mrt anp.
TBI URUIT III1.IK (?\SN I I.AMINM.
PVam n? LilWHStrT .\f . t.'ra I / III /-? ' .
Tut? bundrod aud eiffhty miBioua ol dot bare
M t>M amoaal ol deal Umt eaa bee a mpediaiedBp tm
h.iutlieru Sluli-e. If in tili? m u?l>*. ii luiiuieipel Mpn a
Uea, Urn I Ami tarn mtU ri ?eu mj.ooO.ouo. laet n i
m ita im aanaet <j'. moeai ?u: ut ? u.. u tt??- peat ? ^! >aa*
aeeuea boveewmdiml Koro pewit ami kmerbma cre<nt?*w
I tie fnriner boom In tul nlieut eWMj MtlJbBM el Ite
?ii.a, Mini Nnriii. ril prop e ft>r lully ooe liuinln ?!
Ilm iiiililoim. Iu tble Iliile eluteui.-ut lie- in aame
. 4-i-M- ,.f s.,,i.uiin tutk?ardu*?s in luett-iul inteieeio
mi.i pinnelii rbal ut tM r. a oa . aueraati rarem ??
M-Ulii uu u.-i trl tlle nerr. ; bei flue climate au I tt-r > *"
leat iuie? full bi anreame lue repuuilnu fur di?li>'t.e?ir
fm ? bbm aM hn Mnam a ?y mag m llaaaat i"-? ban
no deelie to plttut lUt-ir tnrmur. am hi*! V ?>!" ? bere
dUliouiMiy i? lb* ra.iut n-u. i?.rnt. i.u? .r .?11
Ida. nada auean to bat tonaae "u..> Marai au^taam
are ibe n -utla ?I the ??i.oir?..!.- ?r-teui ... r. |> on 'U.io
Minen ?a? Ijis-u ?> anlt uiiy aaMwMM by lUo S^u.aeru
?BUM alujoal vt about .-iccpUoo.

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